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LouIsvLlE, NEw ALBANY AND CHIcG GO
RAn.Ro. pit will DE seen by the advertise
mrnt in another column that this very excel
lent read has started under new auspices.
with the very appropriate designation of
Loui-ville, New Albany aud Chicago Rail.
road Company! 1t had heretofore be n
known as the New Albany and Sals'm Rail-
road. This road is well managed throughout.
and should meet. as well rs IL merits. the
patronage OF the public. Mr., nozzle. the
President. has been energetically at work for
several months adding TO the rolling sleek
and perfectiag the road. having expended
fully half million OF dollars in pcrieciing
the road, which is now the direct route from
Louisville Ia Chicago
IT, Louisville Offices of this road are on
Main ST. ect, one under the Louisville Hotel,
and the other At the OLD stand, few doors
below Second street, just above the telegraph
ONCE. The managers of the road have now
over two hundr.d miles OF ielsgraphic CON-
munication along the line. and In another
week will have the wires extended two hun
dred and eighiy-eIght miles, Tha. makes all
their meAas Of Communication rapid and
complete. ~ @ IN
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AN prepared - p .tos Tia keefsef best knkIisa
II AeoanE Ia ~ sGe uort approves manner -
shors nzEls< a. sh- csxg 81 cssz<rf.
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9p Gftfgrapb.
Col. Forbes, Letter..

New YoKK, Oct 27-The Herald publish
es series OF letters from Col. Forbes. author
of a book for Guerilla warfare. found at
Browns house to various Republicans,
principally to =. B. Sanborn. Secretary OF the
Massachusetts, Emigrant Aid Society, and
DIR. S. G. Howe, OF Boston. The letter dated
May. 1853, ia which the recipient is request
ed to show il to Sauborne, Lawrence & Co.,
and send copies to Gov. Chase. who contrib
utrd money, and Gov. Fletcher. who con-
tributed arms aud Others interested. a. quick
ly as possible. The plans of Forbes and
Brown for iiberatiug the slaves are given 10
these letters. Forbes complains in these let
tiers that he had not received the aid prom
ished for his services, which was to be given
for the support of his family. In one letter
b.. says on the first of May. 1858. he had an
interview with Senator w. IL. Seward. of
New York, aud went fully into the matter,
wIereupon Seward expressed his regret that
he had been informed of it. Forbes wrote
to Brown and told him that Amos Lawrence,
of Boston, had promised him 81 900 when
hostiliiies bad actually commenced. Allthese
are dated 1858. sre= EsttrE
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A meeting of the City Council was held
In the Council Chambef last evening.
A massage from the Mayor was read, an
nouncing the decision of the gentlemen ap-
pointed 10 assess damages in the removal of
Brannan's Foundry. on College street, at
$4,000, and also communication to the
Mayor from N. II Gordon, owner of the lot
and wharf at the Upper Landing. known as
the boundary Property. stating that he
would sell said property TO the city for $780,
600, payable in Corporation Bonds.
The usual reports were read and received.
Under suspension of the rules Mr. OAR
den offered resolution authorizing the
Mayor to extend to the Board OF Mayor and
Aldermen of the city OF Louisville the
cnurtecies and Inequalities Of this city.
Adopted.
BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS FORM BOARD OF
ALDEKMEN.-The resolution to repeal the
act establishing the grade of Vine street
from Church to Broad street, was cOneurred
in.
The resolution instructing the City Attor-
ney 10 investigate the matter in relation to
an alley from Church TO Broad streets was
concurred in.
The resolution authorizing the Mayor, with
the advice and consent of the Street Com
mttee, to order such improvements as may
be deemed necessary in The streets and alleys
of the city, was coucurred in.
The resolution that pipe be laid along
Spruce street was concurred in.
The res Oiu ion that the committee on I'm
prOvements and expenditures be instructed
To investigate accident cases IL which tn. city
may be liable tor damages aud report TO the
Council was concurred in.
Tie bill to amend the Market House Laws
regulating the hours of holding evening mar
kets, pass d first reading and under suspen-
sion OF The rules, passed second and third
readings.
The to repeal an act passed March 3d.
1851, regulating the suspension of sign
boards, and TO allow signs 10 be erected at
proper distances, was rejected.
The resolution authorizing the Mayor to
re-let the contract OF grading the Wharf was
adopted.
Mr.. DLrden resolution to provide quar-
tiers for the Police IN South Nashville.
Adopt. d. A
MI. Shame resolution authorizing the ap-
pointnent vi u Committee To enq ure into
the pr"priety OI taking such steps will
prevent an overflow Ia the lower parts Of the
city, and report the cost OF the same TO the
Board. Adopted. 4. n
Mr.. Shane IA resolution autho, iZing the
Street Committee 10 have Deadcrick street
graded aud new sewers made. Adopted.
The bonds Ul the different officers ere pre-
scented aud accepted.
GA motion the Council adjourned.
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g. a 1T An gu - Il .
Louisville. XIV.

The Proprietors OF the GAIT HOUSE, pre-
pairing for large increase of travel N the
opening of the Louisville and Nashville Rail
road, have enlarged the Hotel to toIo:e its
former capacity, with new and exclusive Bill
liard Rooms, Bath Rooms, &c.
The pubic may rely that the well-earncd
reputation OF the Calf ii ouse, as strictly irst-
class Hotel. snail be maintained. The House
is most COW eniently located for travel East
Or West, as the Louisville Office of the JET.
lersonville Railroad, having direct Railroad
connections to all Northern and Eastern Cit
les, and The landing OF the United States Mail
Line Steamers for Cincinnati and the East
are within So aare of the Hotel.
Es- Baggage Checked ill the Gait House
10 all the principal points, North, East and
West.
ns- Time from Louisville to New York
SO hours. auglS-6m
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DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
III NASHVILLE. Oct 26-I559.
WHEAT-Acfixaa and in demand Al a0[6.


| III NASHVILLE. Oct. &c. 1889. /
Wheat Active aud in demand a so@
FLOUR.-There is an active demand. We
quote superfine at 81 so, there has been q
slight increase in Extra Family and prices
firm at So 90; Double Extra at $3.50.
SEEDS. Market dull with slight decline
in Glover Seed at SO 5097 90. Herds
Grass sl25@Sl SO; Timothy Seed IS 25(9
So 80; Clean Blue Grass sI75; Stripped
81 80
BACON--Shoulders are worth s@s3
Hams ll2C912; Clear Sides l02.
LARD.-Good Lard, in suitable packages.
readily Commands II. ,-.-s-.. -
CORN MEAL-s1@l 10. This range in
cludes the retail prices.
wHIsKY.--Rectihed $1,000; country
brands 50(975c.
IRON.-Tennessee-B sic, Band 7971.
Horse Shoe 81, Nail Rod 9, Boiler 81. Sheet
S4(@93. Huop s4@9A. Pittsburg-Bar 81.
b nd 54(96. Horse Shoe 5, Nail Rod Z, Sheet
5a(96, Hoop 1914.
NAlLS.-Threes SIS SO. Fours 81 so per
keg. Skies 81, Fights So rs, Tens and larger
siz 80 So SO.
DRIED FRUIT-Little doing. Apples 50
81 90. Peaches-none in market.
ROPE.-Grass 123G9 lac. Jute I2s, Cotton
Thread 222@23.
Leads cents p d.
SHOf.--Bdck So Az Drop 81 80 per Dag.
Notwithstanding SIS 90, and Rifle 81
90 per keg. -r. q -s-... rt1kFT ErF g 3 q
GINSENG.--In fair demand at an iucreas-
cd price. We quote at 3O(955 cents.
/ PARTNERSHIPS is a m ,derate demand
for this article; price So 40 cents.
BEESWAX.-In demand al rs cents.
SALT.-tIDe sack is worth 81 75(9S2 90;
Co arre. 81 50. Barrel Acc per bushel.
SUGAR.-We quote, ia bbls, s . 8 /,
cent less in hhds. y. Y. Coffee Sugars LOG
IL 4c; Crushed and powdered liz l24ci Loaf
IL RIL.
MOLASSES--In barrels, 40, in halves
As ceuts. ....-.-.
GOLDEN SYRUP.-In Barrels zoe, in
ha lf-narrels IS, in kegs 80 cents.
COFFEE Stock light, demand fair.
Prime Rio is worth l24C@l3 cents. Laguyra
Ii Java 1920.
CANDLES.--Star, firm at l9 for IA OF;
81 for full weight; Tallow, lie.
HIDES AND LEATHER-We quote green
hides C96 cents, dry Ia;
Oak Sole Leather soc. n b. for best quail
| itN; Harness 80.
RAGS.--For Cotton Rags in good order
| cents is readily paid.
| WOOL.-Tub-washed, in demand at 80
| cents, pulled. 2S[G30; unwashed 1920.
OIL c.--Linseed, SOC; Lard 81 10; tanner.
| 75(9l00; Cod Liver 81.
| BALED HAY-From store $50 per ton
stock light.
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& AN do ATE y.

81 We are arthOrized 10 Iuno nee Wn c. BRIES
OF DAVIDSON county candidate for attorney Gere.
raj fos the Nidth JdIcIIl Circai AZ 'sed IL the
Counties uf Williamson, DLvII son aud sumner, at the
next election.
Sc We are authorized 70 announce X. W. HAr
WOOD, OF Davidson County candidate Tor Attorney
Gen raj for Ihs <uth Judicial Circuit, composed OF
tue Counties Of Davidson, williamson aAd sumner Z
octi9-te
Hs- We are authorized to announce BAITEE SMITH,
Esq, Of Sumner couuty, Ca Idiiate for Att,,rucy
General la the Ninth Judicial District, composed of
the cDnnues oI Sanaer, Davidson aud William son.
Election SlLy u>xt. .octl4-te
ss- We requested to announce 5. L. FINLEY As
IJid.te Tor Attorney 0eueraI uf The Niutu judi
cal Circuit. Election Nay 1860.
oct lite
ss- Ne are authorized Go announce JAMES T..
RAINS, Esd dlltIe for I,v siIcs Of Attorney
Gcucrai OF the Main Judicial Circuit, composed Oi
tue COZ tties of Davidson, sdmLer aud Williamson
EiectiOn next May. oCIS-as
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"-liKe the skies of October
La Lbs, MISTY min rt.rInIIs of MIcr -

but the wind was on Young American
bender. aud played such fantastic tricks be-
fore high heaven made the whole town
tremble. The city was a mighty organ, with
every chimney for n pipe, from which buster
log b ,reas wru ~ an anthem TO the stars
wild and almost as Il afrning As the strain of
the circus caliupe which recently brayed its
horrible di-cord along the streets. Long
clouds If dust and yellow leaves swept tu-
multuously through every avenue and
thorou ghfare. while outcaSt and abandoned
di.h-rags, and scraps OF paper, freightd
with Opposition truth or Democratic error
went care ering. like frightened witches,
madly down the ''wnltzing winds"
1t was night for the timid TO seek con-
seriousness Of security in the hollow log,
which having once fallen beneath the blows
Of the axe ar the storm, may laugh to scorn
the fury of the tempest which hurl- the fab
rio of brick and mortar into ruin and ru bbish
When our extensive ccrps oi reporters had
finished his labors post. theatrical. and step
ped firth. homeward- bound, into the desert
ed street lat that "witching time OF night
when church-yards yawn, 'and the Waterman
strikes twelve on the bell At the top OF the
Market Hons } the mischievous spirit Of the
storm dashed young whirlwind Of dust and
sand into his face. and snaiching his hat from
his aft, ight"d hair, s'nt 1t spinning down the
Rue de Deaderiek. After search which the
darkness mad long. for the lamps,
ia dim eclipse, disastrous twilight shed
Ger all tie city,"
be at last, from neighhoring gutter.
with 10y unfeignsd,
Regaihed the felt ami felt the fviI regained."
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CONVERT To ROME COMING BACK--The
Rev. DR.. FCRBs.E. who some years ago caused
some excitement when pastor of st. Luke's
(Episcopal) Church. in New York city, by
going over TO Rome, has come pack. DR..
FORBES was while a Romanist very Jealous,
and preached the first sermon in America on
the Immaculat- Conception after the promul-
CATION of that new dogma. The sermon was
explanatory and approbatory of the doc
trine, and was published by NEWMAN 4 Co.,
in pamphlet form.
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1- The City Of New York. in order to
give fat job TO some favoriIe politician. de-
cided on enlarging the Battery, by filling up
several acres, and thus encroaching on the
harbor. As a consequence, Professor BACHE
thinks that the continuance of the harbOr rs
a first class seaport is j, oparded. and several
vessels have actually grounded off Castle
Garden, in water which was formerly deep
enough to float the largest ships in the world.
Since old mother Goose killed her bird that
laid the golden egg never has such folly been
exhibited rs the wise men of Gotham have
committed in this particular.
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The PRESS Among the excursionists
direct from Louisville, who arrived in the city
last evening, we were pIrased to see good
representation of the press of that city, con
sistng of L. F. M'CHEsNEY of the Courier,
Col. WALLACE Of the Journal, CHARLEY KIRK
and j. ii. HARVEY of the Democrat and VI. IL.
COFER of the Elizdbeth,o own Democrdt.s The
a. latch string - of the PATRIOT is always out.
and we hope our brethren of the press. dur
ing their sojourn in our city, will avail them
selves of The use of our sanctLm.
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~some year. ago. druggist, sup cour

EFSome years ago. druggist. ''up coun-
try" used 10 he great on stunning advertise
ments OF wonderful panaceas that would
cure every hing from the aurora borealis
to a pimple" 1t was during a time when
young fellows about town was on the alert
for any sort Of j''k". and one Sunday NOR
ming the good druggist saw suspended
over the door of his place Of business n
large black snake, to which was appended
placard which read thus: This worm was
removed from child, -four years OF age, by
two doses Of Comstock's Vclmifuge.'
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HEAVY Rrogans.

GuSsl GuNsl! GUS !!!--250 gins, rang
Ing in prices from s5 TO $3.50 each, also a
choice selection Of fishing tackle and sport
ing materials, Including English wire car
uidges. &C., all OF which We offer at less than
market value to casa or prompt paying Gus
toners- MCCALL & CO..
(Klrkman & Elias old sland.)
No. 81. Public Square.
Nashville, Tennessee.
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REMOVAL OF Hon J. J. FARRAN.-The Gin
cinnati Enquirer Announces the removal oil
Hon. J. J. FARRAN from the office of post
master of Cincinnati and The appointment Of
Dr. WAITER. Mr. F. was appointed by the
present Administration and succeeded DIR.
V. Mr.. FARRAN was at that time the editor
and proprietor OF the Enquirer, bnt Withdrew
from il rs editor, remaining however its pro-
pri'tor That paper has for some time not
approved of all the measures of the Admins
tration
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Nashville BUSINESS DIRECTuRY.-Mr. J. L..
MITCHELL OF Lou isviiie is at present on visit
TO our city, with view 10 obtaining sub
scriptions and advertisements for Directory
of the Business II uses OF Nashville, which
he conremplates publishing. He has shown
ns Il sample of the kind of work he will get
up and We t,Gie pleasure in commencing it
as emvenicnt and useful.
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TO- We find the following in the last

0 we una the iolInwinR IN the Iast
number Of the Tuscumbia North AiOb1midn &.
Conspicuous among the notabiltics At the
late D,caIur Fair. was our handsome friend,
Col. St. Clair NJ Morgan. of Ma hville, Tenn.
Whether officiating as Marshal in distributing
ribbons to the fortunate quadrupeds who had
been adjudged worthy to receive decorations,
or exercising the high prerogative of mule
Judge. or entertaining his friends with noe
turnal music. or running u saw" at the ex-
pense of '.grerny," the Col. was p rfectly
Eat home" May his laugh never be less hear
ty or his shadow refuse 10 follow him.
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REMOVAL or MR. Lowe S BALLOON To CRYs-
tai PALACE SoUARE.--The great aerial ship.
City OF New York, Mas brought over from
Jersey City on Saturday. The balloon, whicn
has the reputation OF 5eiug three hundred
feet high, was packed ia one OF the American
Express Cump,ny's large wagons. + ght
horses found il load which was nearly rqusl
TO their slrength.-Nsso York Times Ocf. "a.
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"Le. the lads of the East adore the maids of Cash
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The Confession of John CopeIaaa.

CHARLEsTowN, Va. Oct. 27.-J. Copeland,
the mulatto prisoner from Oh Rim, Ohio, has
made full confession to United States
Marshals Martin, of Va, and johnson. OF
Northern Ohio, giving the names of the par
ties who induced him to go To Harper's Ferry,
aud stating that a similar movement con
templated in Kentucky. These MarshaIs have
evidence. as they think, OF prominent mon in
several Free States. which will be withheld
from the public till after he present trials.
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~Our contemporary of the Nashville PAT
RIOT says we have not yet learned at what
time the railroad Celebration at Louisville
will take place When our Nashville friend
learns we hope he will let ue know.-LOuis-
viLLe Courier.
As much as to say you don't mean to
have one. Very well; it don't make any
difference; as soon the road gets fairly
under way, we re all going to run down
upon you any how. All We want is an ex-
cuse to visit the Fall City.
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rhe Harper,, Ferrv an.Ir.

CHAMBERsBURG. Oct. 27.-Capt. Cook has
been taken to Virginia by the authorities.
CHARLEsTOwS, Va, 27.--Brown's council
are receiving kilograms from Ohio, testify
ing 10 the h.redl tory insanity of Browns
family. when it was proposed to defend
Brown on this plea he rose from his bed in
the court room aud refused to allow his
COUNSEL to set up any such offence. The
jury in the case have been selected.
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THE THEArRE-Much TO our regret. we
were denied The pleasure of seeing Miss
CooMBs last evening as Margaret Elmore'
in L0re's Socrifse-
This evening is her benefit. when she VIII
appear as -Biapca" in the tragedy OF Fazio,
and we e; rnestly bespeak for her an over
Howinp bonse
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DIR. KINGS DiSPENsARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

kz,,SH5z<. DR. King formerly of New York for
E.E&A The last four years OF Louisville, hen
tuGAs VINO ueyoteu attention the treat
ment cI private diseases Tor 80 years, natters
himself, having attended 10 practice Tor many
cure All diseases Oi private nature, matter how
bad they may be from InJudIcous medical treatment,
or from neglect OF their own DR.. hing's DlsDensarS
is No. 70 Deaderick street, between Cnerry the
Square second stony where he Cures all diseases OF
private nature.
GoSnRRHsA cured without Hause0as u edicIn or IN
reference with business.
STRUCTURES OF old recent date, e1ectually cured
a few days, by a operation which causes pain
Where a structure exists health cannot be enjoyed.
Perhaps disease causes mischief aud
mines the constitution
SYPHILIS, with all The diseases OF the skin growing
out oil neglect bad treatment, be enecIuAlly
cured Ia 4 lev days. ."r- =
SEMINAL ratten tionhaving been
given this disease, ali .he cunsequences grow
ing out OF It, brought many by the
structivc habits OF InconsidcraIe Youths aud
OF the rsssns, neglect OF which Will
undermine the constitution rende: ing the subject unit
for DUSIessor society ,and causing premature
females who may De iaboriag win ANY IIteulty Of
tie Womb may assured Oh Immediate relief.
Persons eSIdng abroad, by writing anu stating
their u enclosed, directed To Dr. hIug
No. % Deaderck street, Nashville, fem, Will have
the necessary meGicInescnt To their address, with
sessary directions strict secrecy observed Office
n0ursfr o'clOckIn hemorning until y in the eve
mAVSO-indAwly
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WAGON SHEETS AND TENT CLOTHS,
Jasper Branch Railroad.

OfflCk y ASH - fsAiLkttAh Co. [
October ), 1893.
DY order Of tue Beard OF directors ais saAde
ID the STOCK OF the Company subscribed for
Ogiiii"g branch road from bridgeport 10 Jasper
pay able the Treasurer 81 tuis LoinAat follows
Que l.itr IN each share up the LIST u NoseIa0er
1859 and two do RS each tile lst IL ys
of December, 1889, January, February, March,
Aptii, My. June, July, August, Septeuabsr, Octo-
Der November, 1850.
Payment iiay d. &c Co jackson Pryor, at Jas
per- or "a Treasurer his Office In Nashville.
Prompiness la meeting tHese calls Is requested OF
the subscribers "a the uctlsn OF tne
road depends exclusively on the means provided
ecla-u W. A. GLEAvEs Treasurer
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Overland Wall.

LEAvENwoRrH. Oct. 27-The OverIai
Express from Denver the 20th, brings Sc, OO0
in gold dust.
Williams election as delegate to Congress
is confirmed
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PERsoNAI.-Among the stangcrs and visit
ors now in the city. are the Hons. JoHN
l. HELM and JAMES GuTHRIE, of Louisville,
the former Pr sident. and thu latter Vice
President of the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-28

Mrs wtnsiOw, an experienced nurse and
female ply sicin, has soothing syrup for children
teeth,ag: which greatly facilitates tl.e process ol
teelh:-g. by solIeuug the gums ucing all iufama-
tion-Si .illay all pain sure TO regulate the
bowels. Depend up1ait, gathers, It wall give rest
TO yourselves aud relief health TO your infants
Perfectly safe IN all cases. See advertisements In
another column. iuue7dAwly.
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No. 30 Union Street.

Strangers and others visiting this city, will
lind at the Boot and Shoe Store OF J. b. & A.
v. RUTLAND, q choice lot of fashionable Boots
and Shoes OF every description, which they
are selling for cash. and on most liberal
terms. They Invite the public to give them a
call.
HEAVY Brogans.
A splendid lot OF negro wear. Also,
Trunks, valisess Carpet Bags, &c.
octl5-tf
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Bm.-That's splendid brandy of SwIee's;
it flies through one and makes one feel as gay
as blue-bird. But speaking of gaiety- are
you going to the theatre this evening!
Bo6.-Well, no don't think shall The
fact is, I've invested there 30 often lately
that. as the lying Opposition say Of our party,
I've depleted the treasury, Pm fiat broke.
BW.--By the way, b B, who was that girl
/ saw you with there last night!
Bo5.--Last night? Let me see-oh, that
was Mis- Wbat's-her-name. Why?
BiH-Nothing particularly. Thought her
dish pretty. Her face is one of the sweet
est I ever saw.
Bob.--Yes, her face is PROFESSIONALLY a
very fac one. and her form too. as to that
matter; in fact. she is perfect little angel;
but d-n II, che hasn't got any money
CURTAIN
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WASHINGTON Oct. 81

In a discussion vest rday in Prince
Georges county, Md, between Col. HUGaEs
(D.'mocrat) aud Mr.. HAGNER (OpposiIion),
competitors for the Congressional honor, the
former gave the latter the lie, whereupon
HAGNER struck HUGHEs, or struck Ut him.
HuGHEs has nOtih II his Antagonist shat he
won await a message from him until
O'Clock tO-dAY.
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- Those wanting cheap homes will re-
member the sale OF lots at Buena Vista to
day Omnihu-es will leave the Office OF l.
R. GLAscoGK IL Co, College street, near the
Square, at 10 O'clock.