davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1860-06-25

New Yokx, June e3.-Tne Fashion Spring
Meeting was concluded yesterday with three
6ne races. The New York Hotel handicap was
won b." Prophet The four mile post stakes
was won by Nicholas 1st, aud handicap for
beaten horses was won by Bourbon" !" aud was
the finekt race nf the n1aAtinr =
, 1860-06-25
axcr1ro Axp 1u1rxxxTs hr LAKE 1o'pAx-
-.n~.. nu4txvwtR

The receipts Of Corn to-day we're 116 ,os7 bush"
~,s, and tho shipments, :s,453 bushels. The
market for Corn opened quiet, aud owing to
scarcity Of freight room, shippers held of; but
towards the close there was fair speculative
demsnd aud the market was very firm. About
1000 bushels changed hands. at 5oe@53c for
good River Yellow a1oat; 5olG51c for River
Mixed aloat 4sa: for No. Canal aaoat; 4sa@
4esc for No. in sto1c; 47@414c for No. 9, aud
<8fc for Rejected-buyers at the close Offering
4a@49lc for No. /. Wheat was in less demand,
except for No. Spring, and the market de-
clined l@lic, with sales Of about q, 900 bush.
els, at 81 0e@l.10 for No. Spring in store;
and $l.o6aGl.o5 for No, Q Spring in store.
Flour was quiet, with limited sales Of Spring
extras, at s4!:o@5oo. Oats steady and in fair
demand it CSC. Rye and Barley nominal.
Highwines quiet and nominal.
Vessels are, scarce aud the Few left here were
held at s. for corn to Buffalo, but shippers pre-
ferred waiting till Monday, rather than accede
to the demands Of vessel owners. One vessel
cates reported equal to Sc for corn.
Sr, LorIs-Jrne oa.-Nheat-Market heavy,
bnt holders tirmer from light receipts. Sales
$50 bags spring at s5@9oc; 465 bugs choice
club At Il .Jt; As bags common fall at 81 05,
aud 2sl bugs prime talf ut &1.20. Corn-Dull,
but without change In prize. Sales confined to
1910 bags primt mixed and good yellow at Acc;
go bagx prime yellow ut 4Sc; so bags do at 49c
.~lisered; 27t bags mixed white and white at
3o@5lic, ard 4s3 haRs prime white at 5o@I3c
.leNeered. Oats-Pricss shade fuller .hau On
Yesterday. Sales comprise 80 bags at Ssfc;
abnnt ESQ bags prime in good and new bags al
8s@3s}c.:apd some sVo bags choice II several
lot, ut idc. part delivered. Darley-Saies 2s2
sacks spring u. 5sG50cper bushrl. Flour-W.
observe retail demand only. with sales Of 125
bags country aud city super6ne at *2. SOC o6U;
320 bags fancy city in lots Ut $3.50; $50 bbts do
do at 1870; 100 bbls country superfne at S.,
and 180 Hb!s city do prirate. Rye-Sseady,
and 50 ut e6@76t, sacks returned. Whisky
Market steady 1t lsc per GAL, with sale Of e9l
btls.
rRoprc1 MnsxxgSss At NEW Tosx-LAucE Ixcssaas
on' published particulars 1f the drs'tlu'ion
in Ireland. and II tie pr ba Il demand or from
p x sr eS Ia @ ns sen
have hsrn du teVint br he In produce Ut
s c' H. TO- t. Hg IT, Z h a.
h.y have s'nce than d ubled Tie +xppfts wheat
"a been en'y = oo tus.+. sot s;al ,noht; he ~
then cleared far kurspe for s4se,a; .ears The eh.
ut. srce hA:e TT {. rt " ore thousand b. H.
ssee ony s.ioo ba.htls; sheE now amount 10 a:seoo
ksass sscrs ot ssm.s.e produce for tbs aa ase he
months:
Exports e rr.oin ,oi.g nrsielf. ef Do.*tic Pyoduo-
from her, ro2 to Iosriga Fa,s. Ior "a E,a 6re
, 1860-06-25
:Einauriai ann Qru1umsrcial.


EArrnnA1 Evzr1xp. June ~
Most Of the Banks report exchange on New
York easier, though there is not much offering
They pay II, and sell at II. Business is dull ut
the Banks, and it is not likely to improve much
til! the new crop begins to moEe. Currency Is
abundant, and accumulating. Gold II with
considerable demand.
, 1860-06-25
New York Market.

~ r,1yex.,nl Nxv Yoxk, June 93-& P. H.
Fxorx without striking change, Demand for hoh e"
NM xnd hcae consumption quite moderate aud holjers
generally ! te tlspoH % 1ssi1e s.les LOO
bslp;At a 2s4ssa for fupef EsAe, ea5N95 fof ex5A
stale e51aaoxs for super westetn ts<A&3e3 fnf com
MN 70 msliur e1tra westen, ss&2s g. Tor shipping
brand. cx.1s e:osrg cu:t Included 10 sets s.t
t0 hba export prices within the YahEe rye nouf II
moderate rtQuett. !orn nsA for jersey,
v snz1-ln good rtqats: Sales 20 bss' 1t Ae7ika.
G1111~srnr Wheat is scarcely DIM: shippers are dir
poseo 10 o for etcess!on 10 psce willie wtnteE
n4a advaneed l2c w3th better dem7od pat ?oE e1-
peEt Sa : ie 81 uu vtrter .ed te1n II s. Ava 4atn
stafe ard delivered 9t<14 ASterwAfit rc!ps.d 1850
b xood white wes:a.a i%l.H: -? b. white c;nety
Il 81 90 bu Chicago Ing u O % y tose ~ -
R4etns y 81 s&,a9 IL s.oIe ID delivered % oea ~
eq - Hasay o1tn. orr *ety se1TSs e m aaa a. "t: ss
sof e ID sound .eutn; &c fot so2 o eho
, &sus ios weTera AL Canadian; Alc for ntste- vi
n nn,1aIus,st n,.. u .tHe Buenoa As1e.; 3Ge'H Ao
" %IAaue: FA%sH we41er1 slaughter. .
l1esAsoa-ttfk y EFu :. s1d mors Rc1ve fos nesa ata
ana st.sy sA1es s25. btls at elB3.@l'..9 ness;
eH:5 oid me4* si7.t3 >hn mess 4l7b0 old prime In
81 ing iGp hew meas dtlye.ab!e and payable July 3.
3sso anc i9 W. new buyers opium. July H.
6eef duh md heavy; as1ea 81 il a. for c,rn.
Try rr;ms: s&t0 DO meat; III G e1trs MIN.
, 1860-06-25

respondent Of the HsyaA says it ID reported
that the President will veto the Miscellaneous
Appropriation bill, on account of its appoint
ment Of Capt. AeiEs, Superintendent Of the
Washington Acuueduct
, 1860-06-25
mtsr3llat1tunB.

BUFFALO, CLEVELAND AND |
OHIO 400 LINE.
EEGe 1860. .zsaaEse
s:'is:tss
%, touching At lntezaedlzts ponA ard toruinxa
DAHL LIVE,
}ssss,ys s1ee'ta for transportation Of F't. and
DAc0TAH, MAY FLOWER,
MENDOZA, MOUNT VERNON,
WENONA, PLYMOUTH,
MISSOURI, MOHAWK.
CHICAGO. T0SAWANDA,
CUYAH0GA, FREE STATE,
Running in connection 4: Buffalo With the
tew York Central Railroad.
sfAo1R!E FREs fFRfk I'd sE Z.
Western Transportation Comply
connection. Il Cleveland. with the
Cisrssand, Pi4ss6&rsh Wh<ettaE r. r.
The steamers OF this Line for s1s 1so&th s1sed I'd
Accommodation IoE paasenEssA 3e III Superior ~ "
he.e unequ.lltd .e. .hs L.. Reea.sa os 70
s@ = as u Ge.sad
90 =. h Gsefe
hoss points Ehxo *aussE3a R*o";s, MaSsae ao
VI rs Il r1esss e s1po
RICIIMoND Il Co.,
onee No, Clark street. Cor So. Water, CHICAGO,
~. TALMAps.I. Au~.nkee. WlA-
Il. c, MCDOWELL. Special Agent. Clevs'and, oalo-
WILLIAM STEWART, Azsnt Cleveland md PttAbu.zh
S.ilroad. Ptttsbu "a
JOHN Ii, MORE, Afep. NJ. York Central Railroad. No.
~ EsnadwAg. New Tom.
4:s. ss49aapss ass! az; No.
WESTERN TRANSFORMATION toNF-5 oFF1cES
g. nj Gs:59 G9sa!!fs Hs1:s' Se' broadway,
JAMES SMITH. No. g Washiastons6- Bo >ton- "ass.
]. WILDER. Su.7e
SHELDON PEASb>
| MANAGING AGa~ST
splc1sa2n Oace foot OF Michigan Street, Bu6aF,.
, 1860-06-25
Buffalo Market,


HyTuxakArH.1 BpryA1a June 81.
FLnUR-1n enpd demand snd nru Sales 5000 bbl. y
G3.l24 e1tra atlts 4513A&5c3 extra Illinois ND W.
conso; 1@5.s7k extra indiana sAd oa'o'
GrA1x-Whcai-kss 6r1. but IN fl! demand sas' e.
non b1ea at Il I6a1 IL for Chicago EprpE and Racine cut
9i1s fo1 No Iii aufer ub; d 80 toT e1t1a do;
n for rtd w!n'-r. Com--ourt hs!sa 14g PUN no.
Illinois nj o5c- oats-heady' eaes s.oo9 oasah1 's'
f.Mst. Fx1sou1.-tsm Flour. 4oc: Wheat lie; Cor.
Inc to New 1Oyk.
, 1860-06-25

R... 0,iIJ
Twill ,e rr4ltrau ab thst the exports nf bread
fal lire onth lbre brought the hnce January
lit slust to tie cof1e ondlEK pesod of les That
peEod 1t Will b. remembered OF 1Coomm acttv-
,fyin this depart mst. especially IL The IT wheat.
T"s rh met at es4 fo the nuth Of June. 1so3
nearly und bal! la.tlons nf bushels. Tho week
ending JUG l5l harng cleared tu.hele for Tor
tku pus. In Teg'rd ta 0ter produce the statement will
cEt,ofue noticed hsve tern very larg shd the
&xs OF bu eeese apd lard far In advance Of lhs
hAvs trco to render tie tesccs Into
barrels. hu. fi The trent year have sepa' 'ard htse
Item. iu. the convenience oi our teade1A In rice for
nerly E4vrhe total koned IN tte' but give
!he hip?et. The Email euaates goEx N hess
statement Of ts receipts o! leading clcs Of
proaure thi+ por far the period above mr.toue1:
Reeeips nf f<rsnfn Arfiets n Dnnete Ptnd4s kst
, 1860-06-25

.PERu, ILL.,, June 23.-The.e is no demonstra-
ton over the nomination Of Nr. Douglas, al
though his nomination is Satisfactory to his
friends. ~
, 1860-06-25
MARINE JOURNAL


Pro, :, 3, &C.: ;s: ;s e.
is +. e
Co.: Co.,. = Ssttv. Sst: 4s:y IA.
Prop nsSs.ssG fE
b,reau1. box mt.'. box haTd~Ue. kegs nnose. 3
s.3 sSss; %Sss s.sba: ssn &; e. road ties, is
nc tiss S,,s: o91ss lumber
Scsf Mslisal.nd, Ackernsn. SusSeson. III m lumber
ssh aqtf;tS Ss Neiscn. tsasud a;en e, ,umser
Sehr Active lIa1t. Ga1a Haven. s6 N lum;er.
ss1 F 7s' KssS'tt s%RRs st
schr Il vst ot;onnor Grand River. 60 m lumber es
Sch, :4fFi SIT ks@.:oo As m lumber ,oo
th!nglss. w.. =.
" e asn s,a Id e cores
sear Lzz TnIoop Flood Grand Haven. 81 lumber. 15o
wa.es 1.x,sns 70 s,arss
sehr Blue ls:iis. Hill annd H.ven, lcs lumber.
e is.s kts Rts s 10
@ sssr .sfs M.as:as s Gse
schr Clipper City, HosE Aanis'ee iso ns
sehr George G. Drew, Garrett Kalamazoo 81 m lumber les
sisv @fss'
CLEARED. ...........-June a. 1eoo.
Prep Maytove, an.ley Bunao Is go bus corn, Is tons
rrop %oasaeps %oas aso sDis kespas aSsa s. JessPs @
Of ss .as' ~. 1Ss Sc q; has,
s;s ss Z: GO es H. ss e e. e.
p ss; .a1 se
Bff M stsss,op% sH!;b ofsas S7e1 Il bu, possos 10
nax Fanny t o:!inss suly.n. rur.,e 1*,ss bu. oon.
, 1860-06-25
MM.ERClAL.

sAzr1pAt Evzs1ze. June n.
Tie following are the receipts and shipments
for tho last tweoty -four hours:
, 1860-06-25

DE1y1pERE, n. J., June 23.-Rer. Mr. Harden
gave bis spiritual advisers written confe sion
last night. The details cannot be obtained at
present. :
, 1860-06-25

The Rivera.
BrRL1ScroS. June 23.-Wiud east. Clear.
River rising slowly. Thermometer 50.
DuDrQrE, June 23.-Rivcr II, falling. Cloudy.
Thermometer 70.
, 1860-06-25
uELA1BOLD'S GENUINE PRE-

HELMBOLD'S GENUINE PRE-
HEtMnolns ngcEk44f Ek4fa1e a. 1. y bladder.
HHE+MBoLpS i HB! h.s B BgChu tcr he Gravel.
EEELXXg9IR:ss RTcnT RT e. YrHou;S;..:
81 st<ssa 6 sssa
H1LMbSEhR:s RH{Sa5T! tor Ss9s.ai i;.il,y.
hEHS hESH f e. Sisst s.i3 :: %
hEMB9B hEtMRotP ESHT tsf S,as:'1s & d. s1
HELXs8s bSSaT e. h:.;at.s p: :; IL .,,
HEIMbuLp:S bCCHU Tor Mobility aud Kestiessness.
4: 5! =! asss & s:sF'
c1ttion, .na Al pl.e3s ~
kkS&tEsSEES1fE:Ts ES1LEs
lAhE NJ Aohs fAAAs sruFy .va11.
ur,u uuo, n,s ryre.cr pnrm
1s1uEyEHY REST REMEDY IN the WORLD
il :s!*tss a.ss: 8
..t .1.rro4, ..ov1
NO ran1LI ,s. n. snSuLn bs T.. IT.
IN nc ss:e I'd naa.ears Sse
SECRET DISEASES
;, ,,n,,.,, s,,,.. A., m,t, r,n.n..
Lluie or no change Of Diet; No 1pooossnien<s
AND NO EXPOSURE.
-
Cse HELARotpS EXTRACT BCCHB fox E1ses1ss
nv vorrxr, aunnF
D1 3VUN@ Az w.
nj ,o- ,..,.-. .,.nz FINN h,h;t. q, t,,a7s.son. n ~
noyes III Improper dl.charxe- And win re-,Ure The patat
tn sh1It s;ue, 70, 20 M .t.se q 9sasa ~ san R1T
md saeet:ons ., tae u,.,I assres4nx eh4raeter
C-e HtLMBoLt's EXTRAcf bCtHU for al NJ
1teoon' Aoo ~ ee1eso u ue
TsA1hA VkAtsAcSs
vn,,h., ,...,.s IN
"4tE cn FhHaAAh'
from ~n1.11l II"W "s1 InSG 'nucsG sr4snEc "a IT % %
"
Antbe sto.e dl.easrs and sy,ootrs et Of the Ran.a
treatment aao nay on ''om Tue s7'e esa'''
Reads Heao1 1ke1ds
HrLAB0LD'S BUCHU Is md pleasant In tassa
and odor. hut immediate In IL attun.
rs!sonAy aop+a1e4 he9.e e. n AGef6an OF ne sty
g. ~ PEE 4. g. rort.c. ~ ~ es.t st
co. ,sre r. inous d,nse huf il puTt1 1sest.he
~'>N@' III T. HELXbOLD sole Maauka ctnrE1
Sworn and subscribed esfoss u,s ths p diy q So.en
Pnee Il PER bottle s1 Tor Is. oeVered to anJ i'd
, 1860-06-25
DrTTSBURGII FOK.r WAYNE,

i AMI CHlEAGU RAILKUtu.
Now co pleted AMI cara run from ttE tafSh
without eb nke. eunnrcttng With the great
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
To Hew Turk, Paa.clphtA. Ral:fth." 1Ea " "ashs lon
Oily. and 4the Interior towns Of pscr.; Ne~ 1r
sry. Ssx York, Maryland, DC.
Merchants. by taking thiA Eoatr viii aASa :Ee bA..et
ali the EaafeEn market II no 74sdho3As cost
Baggage checked through -
Trans leave the Atpn o! Canal anl an Dr1'a
streets, West St:e. IN follows: ...
~ i. II -Nuru1x ExprrsA. e.aiy {SHncav" sxrsptat
7.3P.M-Nihat Exprs>s. daily tSat"I4y.ttc1rItdJ
GnEneetutz 1t Cr-ane With tesriattd a:!H lak- StnF
R4ilrcaI i'untIrk adAo. Niagara fak New f"! at4
Hoston, ard ali interior towns u New EH:lsnd. *A New
York Central .:t New York and E1c ku!oau"
A1ao, scn.h Columbus, Xsnfs.ilte. Newark. M'tot
Veruph. Steutenvle Wheeling. and ase.E Eusof ot9
And Virginia. -
IA. 16ve train. copEcct II Fos~tt With MNs
River Raad Springfield, Cranx Daytun AID
Aeo With trAfn+ II Lima Dayton Ans Cin6:nne t.se
FARE As LOW A. ANY OTHER RtA'TE
Fas.enxern b1urt Fast will Ind this sou" etb eshAa
md ak-etatl4 paAsnk ihennxh nAny " i1r3s' kEA
apt-t cities tu Lie un.te.i StA1es. -
Passenger, arriving =: Chicago. IN @nv cf a oac. III
fol aitenttvec Ee dvpOs tr.ervs Thecsk
and convey tres q: charge to BIZ P'*haf arc
Ch.c1ss, sleeping c4l. -sc-TS-anT xathfIMn.
Tickets for Ae 4: Inc principal TirAt tlFtk: taA
West tle Uhice, nf f2 adol .na
p~aItern ststets opposite the Revere Hon5e, " a. ~
Ipot Side, Of Canal and Van D11c1 stt@s
81 rs;teuisr,o ia ssk far s,e<.ta ny Fort Wayne,
N,F. PATRICK. T!eftt Axsnt.
Jas. " MUSsON, Fright Agent, ,Chica~n.
, 1860-06-25

Passed Defroft, .Tune 22.
CF-stmr Forest Qaren props Ut Vernon. Pittsburgh
! E Eagle FnuttaIn City; scnr IT. wbHdge, n H
Willard. Mdd=sex. J COLEMAN, Seaman, Marquette,
Whitman, t1n~ art, yorktown.
-P1up Vermont; hark Great West. (nf 0:wego);
brig fn-s: eclrs EGpsaelo, turt!ss Mann. Cus
Faody F ]. MrE. rial. Te.r.i, Daut tless Avery.
r : Wilson. l. Goldsmith. Emmett, Logan, S q
AufTeGh.
, 1860-06-25

BUFFALO & LAKE HURON
~ RAILWAY. stortest and tsat ro'.s ~ bndalo A.
otheF EaHtern cities.
Tran irAvn. sIscako At I'm r. D+ttr; Il r:s0
stsss = hutf eat ~: Eev Turk a. ie's n 70
n T. Ers ra;n~ going Eat. Tickets vi. tI* soM! "a
fe1k 10 IL tierr MaL1xef.
, 1860-06-25
THE PENNSYLVANIA l,EN
l. TRIAL RAIL ROAD.
10 NILES DOUBLE THACK.
The ea2Ae:ty cf this Koai Is rcw e1u 70 any IN tha
roe Through P13scnxer Tr4ina

Three ThrouEh PRxsrnuer Trn1na
Ketwtrn frtishursh .nl p,i.,,rl,ht,
t.nnnarnr ,,r-rt i ,he fY,:, M H",o, u, p,t,,h ,,
Th1och w ,a ~ 'aS r in @ peP1t, ~ 10
EsV Yo,t HoS,an Hai;mn.s .nt VI netcn ~ s, ,s.
f,rp,hin. f+riifs. ~ ~. 'nes
.nnss.ssf for snrrd ani rcn,fa ~ ~ ..,
EInrrss snd Ea1t IT,. nm ~ j.. y, ;.,.,
vthauf eh,nsn If In. ,r t,n","rs ~
SMOKING ca, ast n;.rhtG /" r.ch r,,n. w,o,1,r..
Sleeping Cars a1pse>> ara fa,t Trains I'll. EaYrtas
daily. Nail aud Fat L.n- Snut4s c1ce*h Tasra
dA!y tFalns CONNECT d:ert iaT view fWk. Etss.a and
Fast !a.ne conasSt 1T saislts"fe an! ashnxten
Through Passenger F'aht pt"s:Ls, WI! LeaihE kes
Eeot tTf1tc. Sohsf"tot1h LEG A:&As1s
ta9s Hln3 I n maen 70 ~ e1ety ~ !.4sr.efS
~ pAE Iti 11;sas eft"tsn 4Eu .,eT loAs
awo ua!y ~ la1as oft"sta "" test aoH bt&oe
anroeS0 A@Aee al :' ae ksco On e.Eas: " fhe Aeoss
e'ins; ~, ,,..x,. ,o nox,o, s xo~.., ", v,.-
BON ieAtsS 70 host"a A1e xtl VIA Scrxicn nj rfst
o. Lne* !toa Passengers transferred fs ot
enAke thlouku Ne~ a'M'
lekst* may pe ootahed ~ *aY "fat HrHTslSt l.afo4l
Unees IN tne ". a on a+lsh Any Q. n" lr AZ An"
o. steamers or Inc AfAs.'sal 'f aio s2r. aH ~ tae
nm"*: r. The compahy ia br'tr s't~ ORR hA''"e.rs
En1.AoeIPe3s"
II FA1x AlwAIs - Low ASp rak Qu:..
ASH FOR rlcktTS BY rlTrSbt ktiH.
Tbs completion eFths Western connections 1t 1t. Psnn
EyIvnntA RAltr:tA makes th+the
DIRECT LINE hkIWEEH TIE EAST ASH lie
GREAT WEST.
The connecting # reksy tie hAa!'oa Ex: NJ r!r--
br4h avoiding Ill drAyase f*rs4r OF fr.st te--'f
, 1860-06-25

Lake Ports.
OSWEGO. June 11-Clrayed. prop Ontario. Me11en.
Chicago; hark Hungarian, Blair, do.
, 1860-06-25

1S0 Bbla PLANTATION, PUR
1CO TO RICO and S. II. AUlASSES. fc9 ksle BY
PARSONS, flTklA HASkht.
u. Aeut II
, 1860-06-25

900 Bags RIO. and JAMAICA
PAKsUSs, PITK1S HAEkEY,
l6S South n Atex Stftes.
, 1860-06-25

100 uhds. n. o. SUGARS, Com
lVV mon to Chcie4. In sto. aod for ale By
PAH61NS. PlTklA = hAhAEf.
%ru3h y
, 1860-06-25
t1tsQra11ct.

n l r E, NJ 4 r I n E
, 1860-06-25

e The following testimonial from Uox.
JoHs WENTWORTH, .Aayor Of Chicago, il SINH
lar to thousands in Doctors possession.
'*Dr. schlosser has operated upon my
feet successfully, and without the
least pain.
JOHN WENTWORTH.
ohicasa Juno 1sh. 1tas.
, 1860-06-25

TORACCO.-l00 hi. bbls. Chew
l. ing Tobacco I5o btls. Smoking Tobacco. So bore
Calder Tobacco Of va7tG1s bE apdk. fur sae low
WI LIfILE tMl.. - S1uh Nate- 1t.
, 1860-06-25

LEkEH d 10. No. = Ssatt Atre+t. lto-:rn:
H r. HDESTltS. ti.tl't Freight Act i'hs1!FiFhss.
l.. l.. HUvPr, t;~n1 Ticket Axt !hslsdelehts.
HIS. ElHlI.r. Ifht s.ltn'f. At4.uA Ia. II .tU u
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well.
The Prairie Traveller by Capt Marcy, U. S. Army
80. ne VIE Trials and Iriumphs, by the author of
Abbott's Empire of Austria.
Abbotts Empire of Russia
"Reminiscences of Rufus Choate, by E. G. Parker
Rev Robert Nenzies. y
The Tears of Jesus, by William Ducan
An Appeal to the People Authorized Interprcters
the Bible, by c. Z. Beecher.
Leighton's Poems.
Poems by the author of John Halifax ~
First Lesson in Natural History, by Actaea
Planetary and Stella Worlds by O. Nj Mitchell
Eighteen Christian Centuries by Rev James White mn
Self Help, with illustrations of Character and Con-
9uct ny Samuel Smiles, author of Ihe Life George
Hits and Hints by Frederick W. Sawyer.
uo.,..,,.. e.-.. EDWARD MELLEN, Jr.,
b499kseher' stationer and Blank Book Manufacturer,
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eschew plumber and do the work of Congress
at reasonable prices. AT any rate, it is not
pleasant to know that there has been at Wash
ington a grand scramble for this office, i'll
which the principal competitors and their
friends have grown fierce and angry.
The Bee is not just to 'the individual from
New Hampshire named Marston." who APP
pears to be well known there, and very salts
factory to the Republicans of that state. Mr..
Mitchell, favored by the Bee for the office of
Printer, never was a Republican, and it is not
yet certain that he ever will be, while Mr..
Defrees has been Republican from the begin
ming, and was thought of, four years ago, for
the office of Printer to the House. "War-
rington," in the Springfield Republican, yes
terday, made this reference to the matter -
81 observe the Bee is disgruntled at the
result of the elections in the House of Repre-
sentatives at Washington. 1t appears that
Mr.. Pangborn, who is a candidate for Printer
of the House. subsidized in favor of Mr.. Mitch
ell of St. Louis. l suppose he intended to
have Il share OF the plumber i'll case Mr.. Mitch
ell should succeed. But Mr.. Detrees was the
lucky man. Lucky enough, that is, to get the
nOilllatlOH IdnSDOrn complaint, THAI the
working men of the Republican party had been
passed over for raw recruits, is not unnatural,
but was not aware that Mr.. 2. himself was
anything but one of the 'raws.' will do him
the justice to say that he is an anti-slavery
man and no fogy, but he can hardly be said to
represent the original Republicans. His paper
has fought against adopting the Republican
name, even up to within four months of the
present time. During the last campaign, the
Republican ticket appeared in his paper as
the American Republican ticket, and | dare
say he made interest for himself as one of the
Representatives of the Know Nothing wing.
1t does not lie with him to complain of Mars
ton, who, it appears, is vanished Democrat
or Dc frees, who, if l remember him rightly, is
a veneered Wing"
The game of politics, when played for the
"spoils, does not promote dignity and eleva-
ton of character. The passion for it is al
ways very unwholesome, worse than small
poX, measles and yellow fever, all combined
Republicans should study the Democratic par
ty and learn wisdom
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THE HOUSE PRINTING. &c.

We have noticed, from time to time, since
Congress assembled that Mr.. Pangborn, of
the Boston Bee, has been mentioned as a can
didate for printer to the House. We have not
supposed that this mention of the gentleman
signifed anything. for there was no reason
why he might hope to secure that position. But
we have been mistaken. He was candidate
The following, from not over-merry editorial
on "The Officers of the House." which appear
ed in the Bee yesterday morning, discloses the
fact
"There was one combination which contem.
plated the election las House printerl either of
Wendell or some satellite or attdche of his
another which looked to the election of Mr..
Defrees of the Indianapolis Atlas, and another
still which looked to the election of Mr.. Mitch
ell of the St Louis News. Mr.. Pangborn, of
the Atlas and Bee, was also candidate for
the same Office, but after three men from the
Atlantic States, topped by an unknown indi-
yidual from New Hampshire, named Marston,
had been put in places, he seems to have de-
terred TO the claims of Mr.. Mitchell What
Mr.. Marston's claims were it is difficult to as
certain"
ii seems to us quite as unwse for the Bee
to become sour and unjust towards Mr.. Mar.
sVoh ana Mr. Defrees, as it certainly was for
any massachusetts man to become a candidate
ior me ONCE of House printer, even if he
were an undoubted veteran in the Renuhlicon
ranks. Moreover, the printing of the two
houses Of Congress, has heretofore been man.
aged on the plumber principle. Those elected
printers have felt entirely free to swiudle the
government as much as possible; and the s,v;na.
lngin this department Of the public service ha,
been really stupendous. Nowhere else Is re-
form moro needed. A strong scent of plunde,
is sometimes very exciting, and makes compe
tition very fierce. But no Republican, iron
any part of the country, should seek to b
elected House printer, who is not disposed +
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JUDGE INGERsoLLs SUCCESSFULLY Nor
witch Bulletin knows of no Democrat in Con-
necticut so fit to succeed Judge Ingersol as
Hon. James A Hovey Of Norwich. The truth
is, there is no Democrat in Connecticut who is
well adapted to be Judge of the United States
District Court for that state,-not one who
would be thought of in connection with the of.
flee if the party there had in it one or two such
men as Judge Ingersoll was fifteen years ago.
Hon. Ralph |, Ingersoll, man of highc har
acter and unquestioned ability, is too old for
the place, and might not accept if he were
younger. Mr. Toucey, too, is getting to be
old. If the appointment were not to be par.
tizan affair,-if the selection could be made in
Connecticut, without any regard to party poll
tics, plenty of Republicans could be found
of suitable age who are admirably fitted for
the place. But it would be entirely useless
to mention Republican to the appointing
power.