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BY JAS. Q. MceUiRE a Co, Auetioneers.

TRUSrEE'S SALE OF TWO VALUABLE LOTS
Il Capitol H-on "Wednesday afternoon, November "a at
O'clock the premises shall sell trust
August 1857 recorded A. Oos
26 Of the land records for Washington county lots Nos
square No 5 situated at the
and Massachusetts, having front Of 100 inches Mas
sachuscs avenue, running through TO north street
property beautifully situated commanding position
tue worthy the attention Of who wish TO
yestn1enL
cash; the residue ~ months with
secured by deed OF trust the Ten per
the purchase money will be required 10 be paid down at the
sale default Of which the property will be Immediately rood
the terms sale complied with within i've days the
sale the right resell the weeks
All conveyancIng at the cost Of the purchaser.
TIiuS j FISHER Trustee
JAS. c. MCGUIRE n CO.,
Oct 2I--2aw&ls Auctioneers,
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BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE & Co., Auctioneers.

TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
Il lois IN PRINTING OFFICE SQUADRON Thursday after.
December 81 O'Clock the promises BY
trust dated May 1857 and duly recorded in lber
1885, os 203 the land Washington county
shall sell lots Nos 80 and 49, in the subdivision square
fronting % feet inches
and streets running back $50 feet inches 10 20 feet alley
and containing each 30i6 square feet. Title perfect.
fourth cash balance three
interest, secured NY decd Oftrust on the premises
IIOS. j. FISHER, Trustee
JAS. G. Mcguire Co,
Nov I'D AnctonecrR
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ARRIvALS AT THE HOTELS.
browns, Hotel.

SIeart Tecsburg va q z passen, Hew York
Geo loughieed Philadelphia John Underlil lady, n
8 Logan X lady, Illinois sonessreet Maryland
Miss Logan, do q 2 Smith lady, Delaware
John Potter lady child Flor Sybrand New Orleans
ida
n Jones lady Michigan WIN Buck, do
Geo simpson, New York R0bt Francis, China
Hitchcock Baltimore RN b hchnde 4 ladies' ATkan-
Asbury, Phladelpha
Gen VIM Walker A Banks Virginia
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Scaled Proposals

in will be received by the undersigned until the Novc
Der next r the construction Of dam the Potomac
above Harpcr Ferry tho the United
The dam viii be nearly 800 feet long.
Specifications OF the application
signed ~ Iaper's Ferry, who will exhibit plans give every
information with respect TO the
portion the completed the
NOW available and the contracts VIII be subject the contingency
future appropriations by Congress.
Payments wiz be made In specie az the drafts
the monthly estimates Of the engineer reserviur per
all payments until the completion of contracts
Bidders not personally known the must uroure
isfcoy testimonials Of their skill and ability complete the work
and the sucenSsul bidder must into
with good and sGcn, securities Cor tho completion Of the WORK IN
dcrtiken. II. w. CIoWE,
superintendent U. s. Armory
T. L. PATTERSON Engncer.
Oct 17--codtl5Nov
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nWELLINq nOUsE FOR sALE--One Of Tie

most eligible comfortable houses Ia washngton hear Ia
square unable u give h aehtA
viii This isree aud cnefiui mousse M
ouehly supplied With all the modern eBiences
Good railroad bonds uuinpoved property WI be Ken IN part
The residue Of the purchase price may remain on HV'
gage required Address box No o25 city post oaec
Nov T--d1ms
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BURLINGTON COLLEGE.

IlNHE WINTER TERM, at this Institution, begins
to-day During the the Tecorslp occaoned by the
OF the Rev Mr. Chetwoed it will be Carried under
d mediate personai upcrysion Of the undersigned
Burlington College Is Christian household. protect
the temptations Incident academic life
human provision They
confessedy The Burlington College
good believed that there enough Of these
patronage. r.. q
three classes burlington College
But students admitted
class period academic
charged only from the date Of their admission.
boys who study the classics English
pnrtmcn the College In which complete education
the purposes commercial practical life.
partment French and drawing Included.
charge
including in the classical division Engih Latin Greek French
hundred and my dollars tho
payable always in advance Spanish Italian German
extras, at moderate price.
G. W. D0kNE President.
COLLEGE,, Nov L. 1855.
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By J. G. MCGUIRE 4 CO. Auctioneers.

BY j. G. MCGUIRE a. CO, Auctioneers.
LNXECUTORS' SALE OF SUPERIOR URNTTuRE
IL gilt frame carpets curtains silver pa
ware public Thursday morning November
fendlcton
adjoining the United states Hotel shall furniture
Hr. comprising
Rosewood French sofa and paror chairs
Marble top centre, sofa aud side tables
Rosewood secretary and book case wlatnots
Three large French plate n,anteI mirrors
Elegant rosewood marhlc-top mirror front beauCet
Eighteen solid oak leather dining chairs
Rosewood marbleop dressing table
Paintings and cngrayngs, sets of girandoes
Dailask aud lace curtains, cornce, &c.
Velvet Brussels and ingram carpets oil cloth and Drug
gets
Large walnut sieboards elegantly carved bas,reler
Solid mahogany extension dining table, Is feet long
Eighteen solid mahogany anichars with hair cushioned
About 200 solid silver walters gobc pitchers; butter
tubs, ladies, knives, forks, spoons, &c
Heavily plated walters, Of various pitchers dishes
urecns. champagne coolers, casters, boats, &C
French china dinner, dessert and tea'waro
Cngass dccanera lnRcr bowls, gobc vines
Large Chinese punch bowl Bohemian glassware
Choice lot of liquors and cigars
Danntsk towels napkins, table cloths
Marbctop dressing bureaus and washsands
Walnut Eiztbebbn beadsteads with superior spring
Enamelcd cottage sets loung
Very superior feather beds, holsters aud pillows
Fine curlod hair and husk mattresses
Supsrior Blankets comforts, and Marseiles quilts
Handsome French chna and granite toilet
Together with large assortment OF kitchen requisites.
$40 and under cash. that
days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes bearing interest
H. b.. TYLER,
PHILIP ?. pESDIEToN,
Executors
JAS. c. MCGUIRE CO.
Nov Cd Auctioneers.
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GALE OF VALUABLE COTTON PLANTATIONS


- AND BL0oDED STOCK ~ win sell accommodating terms
valuable plantations in nsla' and Perry counties
Alsbana, al Of which high state q cultivation
Small Of from hundred aud nv ienr hun
dred each portions Of tract M cultivation
will be given to The purchasers te lst u January
next.
all situated the Seims and Nstsippt Rivers
railroad, equal In fertility And ~ the word
Improved unnproyed town lots and snA race
Of land adjoining Selma, including several handscIy
proved ynent private residences with sEc s
attached 20 them.
Tho trace track adjoining selma Of 10 will be M OF
into two aud lots each ot fronting aion
broad enable purchasers 90 purchase, tr fiehces
or gardens, largo OF small lots they desire
will sixty seventy head Of horoughbred racing stock
OF the best blood among several line saisr brood
mares hies ako celebrated sIssn Blown Dick
the best horse Ia the south
will be exhibited for sale a, the races AZ Mongom-
cry, Ala, In November next
Persons wishing purchase their interest 10 eome
81 Immediately
ANY DEBTS liabilities Of the late Col Thornton Godsby will be-
the purchase the above property
George Goby VIII show this property TO all who may de-
purchase.
For information Byrd Morgan d selae and
Mesa Beorks CARROT, of Marion
II this property disposed 20 Az sale
will together other personal property DO
highest bidder In the city Of seml on Mo rss
day OF January next
SELMA, Aff sept II, 1858. Sep 2s--2rs
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Washington 10 Baltimore. 20 cents
Philadelphia. ............ 80 cents.
New York so
a corresponding reduction between Intermediate pons
The Magnetic Company business for points
Canada
lines al New York, and with the Western lines BALTIMORE
The Magnetic Company the oldest telegraph company the
ted States and atone have the right the
the Of their lines.
The public rely the and transmission
all dispatches deposited ut the following Offices
New York 80 Wal House, entrance New
Haven Depot, eth
Philadelphia Chestnut street. Girnrd House
Baltimore, ronB aldiny
Boston, Merchants Exchange
Portland, 30 Exchange street.
Cincinnati, under House.
New Orleans, under st. Charles Hotel
Nov 3-lf j. KENDALL. GENT
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BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE IL CO., Auctioneers
LNXCELLENT AND NEARLY NEW FURNI-
IL and Household Public sale.0n Thursday
morning November i 10 o'clock at House No 2l5 ennsy
vania opposite Wizards Hotel shall sell the furniture and
effects OF gentleman declining housekeeping comprising
Mahogany carved sofas chairs rockers and paror chairs
Marble top centre and sofa tables
ladies' walnut secretary and whanot
GItamo French plate gssos, with slabs and brackets
Aabastcr vases pictured
Fancy chairs, tables, foot-stools
Dana * and lace curtains cornioe aud nxurcs
Velvet, threep ply, aud ingram carpets, otlcloth
Mahogany French bcdsctds
Marble dressing bureaus, wnshsands
Superior cured hair mattresses, toilet sets
Boosters and pillows, blankets, and comforts
Mahogany and painted wardrobcs
cottage bcdscads husk mattresses
Walnut writing desk lounges
Cane and woodseat chairs
Cooking air tight, and other
Together with Of kitchen requisites,
$50 that OF 60 AMI 20
days, FOR satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing interest
JAS C. McGCRR n CO,
oct 20 d Auctoneers
~f~The above sale is unavodably postponed until
Tuesday, November OH, same hour and place.
JAS G MCGUIRE 90.
Nov cd Auctoneers
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A SPECIAL CARD beg to inform the public
IA That shall still coniiaps the piano. music and musical
business tho usual COMBS Aeohcon Hall
recty opposite my old In few hope open
old place with large, hne where with nsc
ties and fresh energies hope to merit continuation Of their
Pianos Tor sale, rent, exchange, g., as usual
JOHN f. ELLIS,
No, 3o6 Penn. avenue between 9th 10th streets.
I'D
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osncE or rnE WAsnNcfoS AouEpucr,
Georgetown, ri day of November, 1858.
DE,R sra Your communication concerning the
on Of sta street has been received aud the matter
pressed upon the contractors
IL 4 almost impossible to avoid some complaint about
tbe condition Of the streets under any circumstances but
Particularly when this sort of work is done by contract
The contractor viii only do that kind of work with
ygo aud despatch that pays him we'll and that OF an
altogether Improbable nature is apt to lag
shall organize next week. unless the nuisances
complained Of removed for the purpose of doing
myself yet il will be with great reluctance as Mr.. Nc
tsey has probably been the most energetic contractor
We have had, and this step has not been taken with
others
1t should I've borne in mind that the necessary reopen
Ing Of the streets for the introduction of stops would
have again thrown the streets into bad condition had they
been carefully ciccned. Yours, respectfully,
tsignedl EDMD q y. MYERS,
Captain NJ. G. MrIos,
Chief Engineer Washington Aqueduct.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
nm CONDITION OF THE sTREETs,

Much complaint having been made Is TO the manner
=, which our thoroughares have been left since the
ousd,ct pipes have been aidthere being nothing but
educating clouds OF dust in fair weather, and puddes Of
nd whenever IL mins-the Mayor addressed Capt Meigs
~ the subject with view to have the avenue and our
rnbie streets placed in good condition they
he being disturbed for this purpose 1t appears that
~, reason assigned for the delay ia this matter is that
me cocks have yet to be put I'M and that would
have rendered il necessary had the streets been previous
~ cleaned that the process should have been repeated
n earnestly to be hoped that neither this any other
cu.e may much longer operate to prolong the present
nnis,nee The following is the reply Of Capt Mogs 20
~ communication OF the Mayor
NOVEMBER 4th, 1858.
man Sir | referred your letter of the 30th ultimo
=, .e assistant engineer in charge Of the Washington
Ssion of the aqueduct and enclose copy of his
nort stating that in the event of further delay he
Iii a. the expense of the contractor organize fece to
re the streets to their condition previous TO the ex
ovation Of the pipc trenches.
VERY respectfully, your obcdieht servant
NJ. c. MEIGS
Capt. of Engineers,
Chief Engineer Washington Alneduet
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

TTOUSE AND FURNITURE IN FIRST WARD
repA desirable three story between
50th add at cts scter furniture
d,ree ~ faf mouth
"a. attached thereto 80. -.
for apply 70 t1SiAAhp sa'lH-
Tuv T--d3N
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ING TELEGRAPH CO1irANY-havug the only line in direct
communication with the northern and souw
enabled by Increased facilities reduce the
from Washington follows
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LNNGRANINGsS.--Jus received new lot of en-
IL cravings plain and colored Of them very prices
Including /" gimri' pieces &c For sale ut
FRANKLIN PHILIPS Bookstore,
Nov 332 Pa. ave, between 9th and 10th
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CoNsIpEAHIE excitement created in this city yes
terdny upon reading the accounts of the murder of
Their policeman in Baltimore Last winter, whilst
city the OF boodshed and terror the monl-
mental city seemed to be comparatively quiet from the
fact that her ruans had been driven here but the
tide has changed and her police reports show that the
rowdes again in the ascendency and that the lives
her citizens in constant peril
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DtAhoutE. MA said a child "Tom keeps hunoh-
ing me"
IL tell you what TO do. answered another little one
who heard the remark ''hunchbaclS"
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Tim CHsAPEAKE AND ONO CASAL-The contractors
OF the new masonry dam (ays the Marnsburg Express
across the Potomac at dam No confidently expect to
deliver up their work to the Canal Company by the first Of
December They have had high water to contend with
Within the last week and the failure of some of the out
side contractors doing their duty Competent judges ex
press the opinion that they would be able to finish hef
work in less than two weeks II the water was turned so
as to throw that portion of the dam aleady fin
shed
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Kirkwood House.
national Hotel.

Young, Maryland Col Henry Dangcrheld Alexandria
WIN II Edwards, New York II Jackson baltimore
iawranoe, Newport, X 1hos Piumnler, do
w d Alexandria, Indiana Chas jerks do
w Jennings New York George Mason, DO
Dyer, New Hampshire Rich Contec, Maryland
A Carpenter, Virginia VIM Krger y lady, New York
Geo Virtue, London Jacob filty, Lancaster Ia
Icsn R5gdfson, New York Thos TELL, New York
VIM @ Bltn wife 4 children, Cias II Conrad
Philadelphia Hugh Mars, England
james Metzgcr, Alexandria ) u Bnrnet, Nav York
John ielimau, Albany G Paws q family, Mississippi
Nr Berry, Maryland Mrs. Rees child servant Charles.
Mrs Berry, do ton, sc
James Berry do James Batts, Macon Ga
Hcnry Berry, DO Hon A g Brown Mississippi
Cbieli Prussia James ~ on, New York
Dement,, charlesco Nd II luasrygay do
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boo open at 6 Il; 10 commence al ~ O'clock.
Admission % cents; children; Is cents.
NOy T--Gt
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NTAsHINGToN THEATRE.


"ASHINGToN THEATRE
Director c. W Taylelrc
MosDAy EvsSISa, November s.
FIRST performance Of s. beautiful new play OF
THE GOLDSMITH or pADuA
vincente Mr.. II. b. DAILY.
fefnhhao Mr. Harrison.
Grumlo !. =. n. ......... Mr Dowson
giuseppe .Mr N {, Forester
5anO. Miss Parker
Page. Mrs Proctor
Nina. Mrs. Taylenre
This beautiful play be performed for night only de-
sire Of the 70 the consideration Washington
public the metorous efforts Of Washington inducing him
oier II on the only night Of the a star
To conclude with the
COUSIN JOE
Tomorrow tuesday, night FIRST appearance Of
JAMES W, wALLACK Jr.,
The eminent tragedinn engaged for only Ave nights
RATES or ADMISSION
No extra thargefr reserved seats, .....
orchestra Chars
Now
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1nH ''0ssAt RkruBLIc' MONTHLY oaksmith & Com.
pany have announced in another column that thoy win
issue in December next the first number Of Illus
tTated magazine under the above title. There be
doubt from the long list Of brilliant suthots and writer's
who have been engaged 20 write for it, that its tone and
general character viii be of the highest order and the
publishers promise that sit win be thoroughly NATIONAL
in wise sectional sectarian and wholly impersonal
Under these circumstances safely predict that this
magazine will supply long needed want
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1tIIINA being the Times special correspondence
in tho years 1898, add
uonsb author, George wingrove rrce.
Introduction Entomology, by Kirby and spence, edition,
s1 rs.
The story Boulder or Gcanngs from the Note boos FED
Geologt by Archibald Gckc OF the theological s.rycy
Britain. 81 Is.
Tales from Backwooi, vol. 2. 80
Anglo Indian LIFE by Coonc Addison.
81
Choice Notes from Notcs and Queries History ~ 2a
salmon Casts and stray Shots being leaves from the notebook
II John Colquhonn. 81 2a
just imported from Iandon by
FRANKLIN PffIIp
ellcr and
octl0 $50 Pcun bet 9th aud 10Th ST.
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REDUCTION OF RATES.

THE NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON PRINTING TELEGRAPH
COMPANY, USING THE "noUSE' PRINTING TELEGRAPH N
s1RJ,iENr.
General Office, National Hoieeatrnnoe 9Th street.
.Branch Office Wizards Hotel
TUE NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON PRINT
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YNo LET.--Fnrnished rooms 10 let at 49, i2tl
4 street. between and +. ortlz--ua
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The company making whereby
will oonstructad using the PRINTING which
they successful operation by the LIST Of February
Thankful for the liberal bestowed them the
solicit II from the talgaphng public
their employ the su operators they prompt
tnde and tran1soao o. all messages intrnstd
ihcm The advantages of
THE PRINTING INSTRUMENT
over Al others arc wen known TO this community,
j. " PURDY
Nov TIT Superintendent.
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RATES or ADMISSION.
odd FELLOWS HALL.

odd FELLOWS HALL.
ONE WEEK MORE
Fourth and Positively las, Week Of
BoNEAuS MAGNIFICENT MIRROR OF AUSTRALIA AND THE
CELESTIAL EMPIRE,
Every night this week only Wednesday Saturday afternoons
atatf o'clock
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J " PURnY,
Superintendent
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-16
pAILY BUTTE RICORD.
..,ei..g at New phiiase,nn,,-

I,eorlirg 20 previous n"tIce, the eIeeto, .
t.reks 70 assembled in COW Min. in
- Philsdelphis, at Justice C.E C.mn
,'1r, n, sl6es. N the evening # Aavu.tI2 SO
!. 4, vurpo-e Of ,orinatinr two cnudi :.
!. far the ..ffics of Justice IL Peace.
..dlss candidates for the Office Of Coust..
z 4. meeting was organized by calling 8
a 4 ess~srt TO the chair, and ~ pointinp
su Giesen. Sec'y.
yhes, en motion. the following named
....sss sere put in nomination for election:
( r Csmpbeli. J Biteubarner, ]. Thomas
- Johu B. Swea engin Jpn lot,
~ saken, C. Z. Campbell. and john b.
s~.sressin Vas declared the nominees.
4. notion. W N. Allen. Wat Perdue,
.iR D Hoslev. was put in nomination A.
..1ds,es f,r C"ns,ables. W. n. Allen. aud
|ss Perdue having received a minority OF
n, ,stes cast was declared the uomi aees
N notion, Res solved. That the proceed.
n Of this meeting b. published in the
|.as Record. A. .urncd sine die.
8 d. r. STEW ART, Pres't.
|lW GLEzEN Sec'y.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-16

Dr. j. G. YOUNG. ~h.se advertisement ad
verisement appenr In another column is 'he pioneer
rvertsing Physicinn In this State, has cured more
unlierts than any other. Attention 10 called to HE
Advertisement.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-16
For Constable,
WILLIAM VI ARMSTONG.
A. n. REIs, Sec'y


Uostettcr-The Surprising Effects OF
HusTErrER'S VEGETARLE STOMACH tir
rERa in r moving bite forcing an appetite. impart-
ing health and tone to the system. and dissipatng
iyspepric symptoms, are trurly wonderful. Ever,
nervous, dei..ntat-i, ~e.k, aud emacini-i person,
male or female. should try Il Mt once One winegas'
fan taken three tunes each day, before meals; nr II
the patent should be II lndv "r child In drh'liated
condition, half the quantity win do until sufficient
strength is restored, viii viii he reai1 In very
short time and convince the patient of the truth OF
the above named happy results. VII oh have Rr'ned
tor these Bttors such an envable reputation every
whore.
Kept by Druggiis, Groceries and first class. sn
loon.
PARK WHITE,
Sole agcnisfor the Pacific Coast,
1872 Washington street. Snn Francisco.
COLION H. MCDEKM' 1T,
iet4 lin Agents, Oroviile.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-16
sr.na Ratification Ia Butte,,

A amssiiug Of the eanti-Lecompton Dem.
~,cy hsld At the Cuu-t H use. on Satur
\, svsaiug, August IA, So. W. W. Hobart
m esiled 10 the chair and 8. Rosen baum
N J. 2. K'mmel elected Vice Presidents
/ ponaho, and d d Harris. Secretaries
goou.ut and telling ppeeche- were made
Isa A. Ballou. and ]. W. McCorkle--the
Isesiag resolutions were unanimously
|ap.si:
| Rssolued. That the Democ r,cy Of Butt
|sssty d. most cordially end rise the pro
IsAnps aud rlatfrm Of the Democratic
Es,ra,ion held IN sacramento Cty.
R,soised. That the delegates from Rut,e
ruty 10 attendance at aid veut'or
i've perfnm-l - the letter the duDes im-
.sed s,na them,
h.ssxsod. That we condemn and repro
Ia,s Ae proceedings o, the Convention
ksssa q. the Lecomptnn c, INVENTION. a. he
|,s ep,esed IN pti"c,rle to the Demoorano
|uJ sad calculated TO weaken its strepg' b
i efficacy.
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Glorious ID .u yIas Triuun pN Z

! Az alec, ion e. k place IN Ssu Fronc'sco.
suerday. ~ which the Democracy express.
t'sir IRE 'e-en"e for de cgs'es to the leg.
i,tise c1ins ing c"nventi'n which il 10
kst m Wpdnesd ". 'he 10 i-s'. Itw,- n
a- e'e tior. c"uducte' acc 'dirg to tho
ks-se If t%a p =, nd nnne bi' demo
rs we're a''o" ed 10 vote. # 20 may he.
sw the sssurances Of the Admins ration
|wrsrs fthe citv pr vi us to he election
"Geptrm"n fw u know Integrity. sNid
|be 4" e. ,rci 20 H-,aH ~ F. iday. have
tw b eu g. iec'ed 10 prrsi,e a, the p"ls. A
tss 81 II the n"mes o. the voters is kept.
w. e." Well. the iorton was hell, AMI
ere nit r"s that tho d uyla D'mncrst.
y is'l eleven ~ e IL" tSelve It's c 8!
\ ~ les'h ny n telegraph. "S'ra~s sh"~
|' Ssv he ~ind blows" and uprooted
mes i"iic,i~ the ~ h If the hu' 'ric,ne
Th' D'uglar Democracy are stirring them.
krs
Rhe" The ciorious 'ews arrived in this
BY = N itinna, ~ w.s fi- i in horor ~
|s wt Nv the N,ri"na Dam crary vf Ma
ks lie. - y atiOn"i Uem"crnt.
s-'-s~-~ss..