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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-09
CITY & NEWS ITEMS
THURSDAY MORNING, DEC. Q, 1858
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.

q Plain and Ornamental Printing of every descripiio
donO the Printing Establishment of the Leader Office
the latest impr and rapid steam presses the
best style short notice. cd reasonable Par
tculsr attention paid to blank work Every description
of Binding done especially Blank Books Ledgers Journ-
ais Sales Books, Receiving Books, &c, sc.
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HIiAinfrp,

T0 THE LADIES.-We have just
received large and choice lot Of new Ribbons. FLOW
ers Feaflers and some choice and new materials 10
Winter Bonneis an (which have been bought very che
and will be sold Is PER CENT LESS PRICE
eomplete All SHAW 4 Co.'S
decs l29 Superior
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DIED,

AW N fsis city on she q Insttnt Mrs. ANv DUN
WI Deoswin. native OF FTederioI arr, Na1se
anu, Out resident OF this CITY for tbs sst fhfiy
Her funeral win take D ace from her .,. ,..;ss,
mn sneon nsss sns Mss.sehssst.s svsnue.
snaniances are respectfully reaaesteS 10 $40 70
without farther notes. : -eu W attend
On the AIN iostant, RICHARD ABBOTT. A.. al
ths AT ls ears resident of this city. ou' io'
ms innersl WI take place from hia iats rssdepo.
90 sffeef .. rh between tn AMI I3t streef. a.
SUNDAY 81 ~ GO ock p. m The friends OF On
are respectfully invited to attend without further
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C 1hEPeY Rsb ss SH 44'ssts's %; Fir,
hsH RRssfDsS0se dERtsiFs ssSss
y 4 Ne f
MsSSssny carved Sofas, Arm Chairs. Rocker. and
Marble TOP Gsnsf. and Sofa Tables, sr-,s $50
dsdy,s Walnut Secretary and Whatnot,
Gilt,ffspe French Plate Pier Glasses, with Slabs
Alabaster Vases, pictured, d. r. Ii. rr---t
Eancy Chaire, Tables, Foot stools, 81 ...
psmask and Lace Curtains, Corpos and Fixtures,
MxsrSes: Three. ply end In. rain Carpets. ooloth,
Marble top Dressns Bureaus. vvashstands.
Bolsters and Pillovs. Blankets. Comforts,
Cottage Bedsteads, Husk Mattresses, -.
Walnut Writing Desk, Lounges, ..',.--.h
Cooking, Alright and other Stoves,
lose.nsf VAIN general ASSORTMENT OF Kitchen re-
TERMS ESQ and under cash: over that sum credit
Of 50 and 90 days, for satisfactorily endorsed NOT
Oe aa a.d interest. &c. Mcguire 4 co:
III THE ABOVE SALE Is UNAvOIr.
soy pSo, nr NED Until TUESDAY. November s.h
.H no sd ID .: {: Moeu1RE CO.. Aue...
= s skkkE III AAs sfG%siE sy1D
an iIa ss1bn MON
DAY. the 18th day of Move mber. shall sell. at
O'Clock p m, in front of the premises, by virtue
deed OF trust to the subscriber. nnd duly recordet
IN the land records for the county Of Washington
In the District of Columbia, and CONSENT of all par
ties, the following described valuable property
lying and being in the city Of washington ID. G.
viz: = =
Lot No. 6, in Dsvldson's subdivision of Sauar,
No. 1885, having front on nth street west of "a feet
running back to a 30 feet alley. between L. and
| streets north .H
Also, part of Lot No. 8, in Davidson'e subdivision
of Square No. 1876. having front of ~ feet on I'LL
| street, between and l. streets, running back 10
| feet ches to a wide alley. 80.
| This property is all handsomely located q littl
north of the Presidents mansion.
Tdrms: One third cash balance in 6, IL, and j
months, the purchase TO give notes for the defere
| payments, bearing interest from day Of sale.
| deed Civ en- and deed of trust tax On.
| M. q. EMERY, Trustee.
\ M 5 eoNds A. GREEN. Auct.
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By A. GREEN. Auctioueer
VALUABLE BRICK HOUSS AND LOT ON
"a STREET. NEAR "A. AVENUE, AT AUCTION -
On Il tuesday,, the 9th instant shall sell, In front
oil The premises, At clock .. M, part of Lot o.
y, In reservation To- fronting "a feet on ~ street
vest, running back with wide public side a lev IS5
feet, with the i'm -rovements. which are good two
story, attic. and basement Brick House and pece.
sary out buildings. We deem il unnece saTy to
say relating to the beautiful location Of the
among the most beautiful and desirable locations m
the oily. "
years the purchaser TO ave notes for the deferred
paymei q, bearing interest from day of sale ed
given ard edsed OF trust taken.
fnie lndis putabe. Sale positive.
noS-d GREEN A.,
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S P E G A L 1oN o T 1 C e
HOUSES


HoUSEKEEPE7S.
Il No. ms fsan.yi1.n,a Avenue, "a
would call the attention of the public to his assert
m.nt of HOUSE FURNISHING ARTICLES,
among which may be found
CABINET FURNITURE,
suon as: ... ... :. ..
wARpR0 BEs, of Mahogany, Walnut. or Pain,e ed
oENTR IEEi,. SIDE 81 - and SOFA TABLES. with
IF ss'f SSs sys and "'h
siDEB0ak6s:E TAGSKES. SOFAS.
a.as onna n ws .SSIf c.Ss.; SEle
room which for style. flush, and durability. not
FRENCH, ENGLISH, AND STONE
CHINA WARE. -
DESSERT SETS, " " '' p'''
ssS 1, Is Y cA Il! $; PLATES, /
ssASLIah D BpMls. SETS
FRUIT BASKETS, and every thin. necessary for
Glass WARE, (C~t or Presscd,) !.
TUMBl.ERS, variety OF patterns,
f S$iShhFf BS SARRh si ESTfs 30 TILES,
E$$zk Sa# EfSSH4p Sis aHhHAssns
CELERY GLASSES. and a varely OF other arti
BOHEMIAN GLASS
VASES, ESSENCE BOTTLkS,
I'd III s..sSsi i man,
other articles. -~~ra
CUTLERY. 1..--
Fine IVORY-HANDLE KNIVES and FORKS,
by dozen II set OF 81 or IS pieces, or Knives
EINs STEEL SHRvERs and FORKS.
sfsELs; SIT PICKS.
superior quality.
. PLATED WARE.
would call especial attention, as being Of q
=. sSpP Pei ,T sSasIisy and finish, such as:
:. Z, and bottle CAsToRs,
s9 tERFF and tn ahkAA w P PkDIE SPOONS
S SAs sS1%i S ri ARg SPOONS.
NAPkiN RINGS. and msny other articles.
WOOD WARE. s.
S SkINEr WASH TUBS. nests or single.
kk :E$SE nd sss ssSHE s sEfVEs.
E ESSz{$ + h :A szhhsls. 81.
k h sSSaSaHf$ 3 s$s Ia z#Fsss,..
CLOTHES LINES, r... ...
SUGAR BOXES, ...r...
SpOUNS and LADIES, -.Ei
COCOA DIPPERS. tr.
e ek6SsT Esop plNs BUCKETS, .,.. .''
MOP STICKS. aud many other articles to suit the
~ $SSf Btsk sAstE sRsaoMs
fIEHsTH, GRgMB. sCRTB and 'e CLOTHES
ssbtSSssK fss INV MSA MERE
WALTERS, ADD such variety of articles a. TO
make IL impossible to enumerate them.
Az 81 the above .srhclss are Of the best quality
dn9 onered az very low prices. ~ Il. - Z :
ne requests the favor of q call from persons fur
nisheg % ne 10 satisfied he can make it 30 their
interest to purchase Of him., ,t-,-0
III kemsmber the nupiber; Z: y Il
It's PennsyIvania Avenue, II
bkfWkkN SKvESTEENrH AND EIaHTEENrH SIs.,
- nay e1oef etscs tAs Exsesstrs Sqssrss n
IN Rye on hand. . lot Of thoss, very ssSerior !
pa IN u b seeyy0s ted 20 BE- free from syasu
no 50 q fStatesl a. y c. h. u t.EEN. 4
M NOTICE, 80. gs.s...s,o i
~ kS; HELLER invites the Iadies or Washing-
%iN SPe kTRt0nin s e Ass G5sns SesHPsE
AZ s,d ELoWERS, on Monday, .Tsssdsy,
80 ~. ~ s s, Nov. |. aad ?. tAd,ssS6s
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

IL rhsssh " The starr 10 printed On ths
fastest steam press In use sssth Of Baiti.
mere, fts edition 10 - large n 70 require 10
10 be put 70 press At an early hslr, AdveF-
tisenents, therefore, shsald be sent IN BY -
s'elsck, M; otherwise they may net appear
until the next day.
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Financial

NEw YoRK, Nov S --Stncks dull and lower;
Chicago aud Rock island 65A; Cumberland Coal
Co. 49, Ilino Genital shares 81; do. bonds ~ n;
Ia CGosse and MIL AZ; Michigan southern 23k
New York Central e3Hi Pa. Coal Co IS; Reading
SIN; Nil aud Miss IS; No. 6's SO. e. :
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GEORGETOWN ADvERTIsEMTs.

w SUNDRiES.
w r Are advised Of oonsIgnmeuts 10 us Of the
following articles, viz:
Goshen and canada BUTTER, ..
APPLES. Of the Test varieties known IN New
York, 50 bb!s. nVv landing iron schoO ner states-
nan,
ONIONS. IA bhls., silver skins. ...
OUNCES, of beat quality, IN bills,
HERkINGS, No. 4, IN bills,
Do. Scaled and No. ], bblt..
On hlnd-Groupd Alum, Liverpool Blown, aud
pockets Of Table SALT.
Al OF " hich VIII be sold low ON the vessels.
BRADLEY a TAYLOR,
.F. Commission Merohsnss,
NOS 81 GeorGrtOWn. ID. q.
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AUCTIOu aALAg


xO-OAx IO-MOhHOW MORNIN0.
1s WALL 4 BARNARD. Auotiopeers.
kyXXAss BOOKS, BOOKS AT AUCTION
ss.a ss0 EvEHfsss.::s. rs; SssSs:'
pasi:SsSrsx. . col ecsion q Book. direct from
ss.r cSssS:I sss q
e: s q ssi sSss
Goai snsy foods. &e 40. = eA'' On
90 s g w sAe fes%t'1 Bt tss Ss:1s ..,
BIZ A.GREEN, AuctiooeeT. = =
V4oS On MEbSPPsS6SffyEH 4. a. AT AUcrIoN
part Of Lot No J. with the l5p re SSoss m
No. ST. being the east part. fronting 81 icet on the
sachusets and Mary avenues. bet1eee ,S .nS
sth streets east, and running back 90 feet to en- Az
ley. The improvements consist Of q small frame
Terms: Ope-third oash; balance in 6 and I.
months oI notes bearing interest for the deferred
pay ments, and secured by deed Of trust upon the
premises. .. -.
Title good.
IoN ACCOUNT OF TIE ABSENCE OF
and plsoe. '>'' - ''''' ''@'
oes HH A. GREEN. Auctionser.
UTHE ABOVE SALE rs POSTPONED
70 consequences OF the ram, until FRIDAY, the sth
no = d. Z = go. A. GREEN, Auot.
By J.. g: Mcguire & CO.. Aucnopesr,
EukNlTURG OF A FAMILY DtCLINING
HousEkEEPINe.-On TUT SDAY MORNING,
November I'd. at 10 o'clock, at the residence or q
family declining housekeeping, opposite Odd Eel
lows Hall, on 18th street, we shall sell
Mahogany Sofas, Walnut and Mahogany Tables,
Cane and Wood seat Chairs.
Lounges, Carpets, Uicloth. Matting,
Window Shades, Clock, Vases,
Iron Garden Settee, Rocking Chairs,
Bedsteads and bureaus, Washstands.
Ee.ther Beds, Bols tiers and Pillows.
Mattresses: Locking glasses, Toilet Sets,
Extension Dining abe. q feet long,
/ Cooking and other Sroves,
Kitchen Utensils, &c.
Terms: SD and under cash over that sum a ere
DIT OF 60 and 90 days. for satisfactorily endorsed
oo sd j. c. NEG UIRE CO., Auots.
III THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
IN conseQ ueIce of the rain, until SATURDAY
MOs SiNG, Noy. Oh, same hour and pscs.
By: GREEN, Auctioueer
TBE EXPECTS OF A FAMILY DECLIN.
/ URDAf NOR Ming, the 9th Instant, l snail sell,
IA front OF my auction room the corner 9Th a.
DstIeets at 10 O'clock large lot of nrnIture be
ing the ELECTS OF family declining housekeeping,
hIah9gany Sofa, Sideboard snd Bureau,
Do. Chairs, n Rockers, and Bookcases,
DO. Lounges, BIeak fast and Dining Tables,
a. DO: WaIdrObe;: Wasestsnds sod sinks.
Beds, Bedding, Msttretses, &C.,
Carpets, OIlo 9th and Mitting.
China, Glass and CrOckery Ware.
With large assortment of Kitchen Furniture.
A good Hotel Stage Coach.
An Omnibus Stage, will seat persons.
no4 d A. GREEN. Auct.
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By J. c. McGUIRE q CO., Auctlopeer..
EXCELLENT ROSEWOOD SEVEN OC
~ TtvE PIANO F0RTE. FURNITURE AND HousE-
HOLD EFFECTS AT PUBLIC SALE-O WEDNES-
DAY MORNl NC, November Sd. at 10 O'Clock, at
the residence OF gentleman declining nousek keen
ng, on street. between Nineteenth nd TventIeth
streets, we shall sell the Furniture and Effects,
comprising -
ExcelIent Rosewood Seven octave Piano F. rte, BY
J. Il g. Fischer,
Mshogsny HAIR Spring seat Sofa, Rookie, and Par.
lorChalrs,
Cbintz covered Loun,es, Union and Easy Chairs,
rosewood Msrbe TOP Centre end Fancy fables,
Mahosany Card and Waluut Work Tables,
brussels ana Ingraiu Carpets, Rugs.
w ln1Ow Curtains and COrBIce Shades, o
Fire Sets, Vases. Mantel Ornaments ..--
Oak Hall Cnalrs, Table tiioluth,
walnut SIdebOard, two Extension Tables.
GIt-frame Mirrors, Cane seat Chairs, n
SuperIor w alnut Jenny Lind and Cottage edsteads
walnut Marhie-top Dressing and Plan Bureaus,
~ DO. and Painted Wardrobos, Washstant a.
nollet sets. rowel-Tacks. Mattresses,
rankin. Alright and other Stoves,
Senitlan StaIr Carpets, Rods and Eyes,
Cook Ing Stove and F IItures
Kitchen Utensils, 30. Ga. ..t
Terms: $50 and under cash; over that sum a
cr.dt oil 60 and 90 days, for satisfactorily endorsed
notes. bearing interest
oc27-d J. &. MCGUIRE Il CO., Aucts.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED.
ID cvnseq ueuce of the ram, until Mo y DAY NOR
NM, Nov. 9Th, Same hour and place. ! -
.S-The House 10 for rent. Inquire of the auc.
nosd LUnionl J. C. MCGUIRE q CO.. Auo's
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Nov'r 5-Flour IL heavy; State
s3.a5as4 IS; Ohio IS 20ts5 40; Southern s5a5 30.
Wheat Is buoysn; Western white 81 -
r Corn advanced; mixed 66a73c., while S0sSSc.,
yellow y0c. -.
Pork is buoysni; mess sl7.OOaI7 I2X; prime at
$40 Scala IS.
Whisky arm at 22A22Kc. ..-
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MAkSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue OF q writ OF
lFI heri facias, issued from the Clerks Once
the Circuit Court of the District Of Columbia for
t1e county OF Washington, and to me directed,
wl expose to public sale for CASH, front of he
Court House door of said county, on MONDAY,
me 2sth day Of November, 1858, at u O'CLOCK m /,
the following described property to wit: All defend
ants hit, ttle claim. and interest in and 10 Lots
and 3, IN Square No. $50 In the cIty of Washing
ton. ID T. together with AL and singular the I'M
provements thereon, seIzed and levied upon an the
property of Peter Force and will be sold TO satisfy
gndlcaI No. 3d. 10 March term, ls5S favor of John
w. Mau!y aid al. surv., and for use Of Robert
Farnham's heir.
J. ID. HOOVER, Marshal
no Ats for the District OF Columbia.
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BALTrMoRK, Nov. Flour is steady; Howard
street and Ohio IS
Wheat is steady; red si.isll2 20; white 81 3os
$40 Corn Is unchanged
Whisky Is quiet at 22a22Xc.
Provisions are quiet; bacon 7a9c; bulk meat
6laSL
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L TO THE LADIES'.
S dog n Extension Skirts. n springs. for sI.so.
worth S2.6,
10 do. Isdles' White and Colored Corsetts. -
10 dSa. bottles F;enci'. Bay Water. 81 ct,. worth
leo dozen Ladies g.. c Hdkfs at cent, per dozen
!ouven's best KID Gloves, S1h cents,
AlEo, Merinos, M erino Pialds, Deiaines. Caliooes
0insham'' Hosiery aSSsi HURpIEs
Do22 Wv corner High and Cav streets
Tor BOSTON.-The superior regular packet
u schooner III. +. Payton, NlckersOn, mas "a
ter, has arrived, and 10 nov dIscharElnG her ~
frelsht. We wall be receiving freight for ihe"&
Also arrived schooner Eben SAWYER, from Ros-
ton, with mixed cargo. Apply 10 HARTLEY a.
no l-lw
PHILADELPHIA DRAU6HT ALE.
The undersigned having accepted the aseuoy, nov
give NOTICE thst they prepared to farbllh their
customers and the public generally with MASSEY,
DRAUGHT ALE,
IN whole and half barras. at Baltimore prices, fcr
mission, terms will be rigidy adhered to. Ssts
faction guaranteed In instance, provided notoe
OF defect be iGven within twenty four hours AFTER
Domestic Ales. Porter, and Brown Stout fully
equal, If not superior, TO tmportedD a. 70 $50
per dozen, delivered ~ any part OF Warrington,
Georgetown, or Alexandna; pNv surNN
oel2 aGreen street, 6eorsetovn.
II ARRIVAL.
Il OTATOES-2lO0 bus hes prime White ercers
and % bsshssIs Se s,0 B Nov .s.t sIvsd per
from vessel IN lots 20 suit purchasers. -.
% oo25 s. watsr -stIsst, 6 sors sta1n. % C.
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FUTURE DAYS.

By J. C MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers
STOCK AND FIXTURES OF CIGAR STORE
- AT AUcrIoS.-On SATURDAY AZ TER
NOON, Nov. 9TH, at 2 o'clock, at the cigar store
OF August Kropp, on Eleventh street, near Pennsyl
wanna avenue, we shall sell, the Stock and hxtures
oomprisnS-
Lot Of Havana and German Cigars.
Twist, Rough and Ready, Chunk. Gold Leaf Cav
eDdsh, Natural Leaf, and common Chewing To-
bacco, u
Rappes. Scotch, and Congress Snuff,
F me cut Tobaec co. Cigarettes,
Lot of Smoking Tobacco,
Havana. German and Seed leaf Teba COO &c.
Counter. Glass Case, Scales and Weights,
Shelving, Show boxes, Chairs, DO.
Terms: $40 and under cssh: over that sum a
edt of 50 days. for sa i,faotorily endorsed notes
bearing interest. y
no4.d J. C. MCGUIRE & CO, Aucts.
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amount OF Judgments and costs ~ $50 en-
Amount Of cash collected. ss0 A.
>. ID GODDARD, Chief Of Police.
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NOTICE, -. ys.'..,.s,a .
~, W Rs HELLER invites the Iadief Of Washing
WISTkK SSk S n rs Si less Ex1PsEs. =.
I'D I'D mELanMEks on MendayI Ts.sSSN,
Pleaae remsnbsr the piscs aid dsJss = she -
~ 1ee best sssortnsnt q BcnDsts. prsss cspsss
o,so: y tcSSass hsSe sth 49,
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PhystetdHS for DiSeases of ths J6ynnt r. J,
S<n North Charles street, Baltimore, Md.
May be consulted in Washington on satu,a,,
IeAt, Noy. o, a. 900 Penn. avenue, over Mira Voss,
yeweiry store, by all persons suffering from Don
sumption, Asst hma. Bronchitis, Chronic (:atsryh
20 Their mode Of treatment has proved most
enncseious In these diseases, some OF the voyst
oases OF consumption having recovered under IT.
uso NOAH
To THE LADIES OF WAsHIyeroS,-For cham n,
GOODS you must go 20 IsAAc Bars CHEAP cash s,ors
street, between It'll ana sih, Navy Yard.
FAIRS, Balls, and Festivals fu pished with Ice
Cresm, OF the best quality, at 81 per gallon and
confectionery OF al kinds, a. reduced prices fresh
MAZE every day, at the PkiladeipAIa Cosfscttoneyv
20 s Ise Iredm Depot corner i2:h and + streets.
a. p5tDpISe CAKES, very pretty and very cheap NJ
s.o nhAneiphia Confectionery. corner f2th and
Ions zoe cream and W ater Ices el-5o per gal
cot lms
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TALEDRTDRY.

IFren m National { hcaro) Uson, July 1911
Having performed editorial labor upon the columns
Of the National Union OF political wcIl as local or
general character than the gentleman who has claimed
70 be its editor since the beginning, think myself enti-
tied to brief valedicory, with those who do not u
deTstand my position may appear to have compromised
myself by my conncxion With the Nations! Union after
s recent political treason then epudiafeI the change
resigned the task of writing politics any more for the
paper and confined myself to the local and general e-
torial departments In these / considered could work
without endorsing the political character Cor rather want
Of charaeter) Of the Union
The editorial positions often occupied y men
opposed to the politics of journal Indeed national
political bias should not enter into those departments at
all Qualification is the only test. Heace remained
with the Union TO its death At the latter cannot bat
be sorry As with proper management and editorial hon
estI it would have succeeded and progressing an
aby until its recent change when it lost its Buchanan
friends, without ginning any from the Douglas
party 1t is different thing to applaud treason and to
reward the traitor. What buchanan man could support
paper which hosted the names Of candidates that it
daily assaied and insultcd2 What Douglas man would
subscribe TO such Algerinc piece of business
My hands, / thank Heaven, quite clean Of the
affair. come out went into the Union firm be-
lever IN the principles Of national democracy as express
cd IN these columns, until it changed and thereby lost
the condolences of every one the very persons
gagged IN the establishment Rsqaesoa "a yacr which
literally translated sNo fig about it "
As TO the manner in which have conducted the local
department. win say that despite threats have writ
ten boldly and fearlessy what believed 10 be the hon
est truth To the best of my ability have endearorcd
to make the Union, "a its ely department faithful
ohronicie Of passing events and champion Of some very
much-neeeied reforms in our municipal affars-
With thanks for many fayors 10 my numerous friends
snce my CONNIE, ON with the Union subscribe myself
the public's obliged and humble servant,
b. III MAYERs
n B-On the part of Mr.. T. Herbert Whipple svouli
say that he has participation in the political editorial
duties he having been solely engaged il the general
news department. n uM
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PRRsoxiL kNTEILMENcE

Hon Robeisl. Walker i III Baltimore.
Rev Abraham Pryae a Congregational minister n
New YORK has consented 10 dcus the slavery question
win farson rownow In Philadelphia on the 18th .oi
SEPTEMBER. -
Sonh - Cough, The Temperance lecturer, Il and has
Yen IA the service OF two British Societies the National
sou lecture In the Of year he delivers two
hundred lectures that lrpm those sources alone be
receives $4,000
HI. . = Ieiavsn. il is reported. has paid off the
whole debt OF the New York State Temperance society
AinOunt'ns TO ssles, out Of his own pocket
Hon samuel D. Bradford, for many years a prorni-
In e'rnant and politician In this State but who has
now retired has collected bis writings fr the r,s, ~
as sons aud printed them fr private distribution Inc
oume contains papers on the tariff the right Of search
sne currency, aud the question growing out Of tn
irasds besides various letters relating 10 mat
Jzrnoi,
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position So far fSan aoqniesonce IN the conference
m he subocts IL t.os criticism acrimonious unjust
Instead Of that doept fcIbeance towards the admins
trafon and the democracy which persuaded TO
nticpate be exposes President 70 obque but not
less elective attack the party AT the same time be
abouns in compliments cfitsenicn and other Araer-
leans and old line wings who did their utmost 70 defeat
the setfieens Of the Kansas controversy aud 10
throw the ascendency of the democratic party.
After tiss upgraious demonstration aftef rude
rrpulse Of such anicAbe oycrtureJ Judge Douglas
safoey expect farther indulgence from the party In
dcd ID Is impossible resist the conclusions that lac b
Indifferent 10 The foIboasaace OF the democracy We
assure hisn that. however much depiore scissn
which Tasy possibly insure the triumph Of abolitsonsa
IA ls60 we win not be backward 70 accept the issue
which hc dcAntiy nss into the face Of the southern
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Mr.. DOUGLASS SPEECH.
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The speech naturally divides itself thus the first part
breathing the spirit Of resistance 10 the administration
while the second is awr upon e doctrines Of the black
repubiicns The rporton is Of course very unsatis-
factory TO The second is worthy Of the Douglas Of
other and better days.
Inc cectcf this two heade position Douglas for
tunes Is to be seen We think it must be disastrous lie
has secured not the support but the opposition OF both
the great parties he rebels against the authority Of one
be assails the principles Of the other. Inc republicans
now denoracc him, whilst he makes no concessions and
no effort to concate his old friends Nay, he boasts
that, by the aid Of the back-republcans he defeated
then In the last session OF Congress and characterins
one Of their measures fraud and swindc Doug
las not playing good roe for himself!