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AMUsEMENTs.
UAEHUEs AMEHI0AN nUssUH
NOVELTY ON NOVELTY.
MONDAY. NAY 7. Ian
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PPSSEE;
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so IiIv.x.rrD fAslsUI wsh ne 0Sicam Lssi. Sy Pro
CAST WIN 'A' J Ss1IRE STRENGTH of he
s.. tim: IN A.sas q a. O.: S.:ss q ss1.. - BY j.
ssiss ss % W; sss
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S.::I vSsa sSss - 90 nv Yosa RI
e 81
eAs. also contains rule insaa.bls . Soosts:se ed q
othes who purchase chsy b. he dozen hundred fhs
WHAT Is TT
WHAT rs IT.
WHAT IL IT.
ID visible n al hounA and st pulu Tie crowd Of daily Oh
servers % Low ncSs Z o 6i'fs o. xAxxuD
HIaHaR oRDxR OF = fas MONKEY TRIBE.
AUou of other curosies be without extrs charge
BY u Museum vatsrs including the Arned eeL Bsby Ana
ooudas Serpent Fai III Grand AquarA, Happy Family LIE
sire Wax FiIgures Of w Hicis Jackalow John Brown
and OF other celebrpoo DO ~ Al hours Win
out extra charge.
A6mitsncs 70 everything q oens PArqustte. is csnis
extra CAdren len years. ID ceot and 70 Tho parquese
10 cents extra
On Saturday foreuoons pcudug The eaiurdAy (noou)
fosnance The whole charge children under ten only
10 and The pasquetts and balcony are thrown free
70 al AGES
ueoS.y and FrSsS Afternoons; he HoP PIcTaRs e ossr
Afternoons.
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ANTHOLOGY.


Az AsrRrloaIsr III AT xynRy ONE cAE psrxND
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s4 ns % " X ma: an S 5. e .. :: . =:
NE pss prsssns o. future sene NJ hse y nfs FROM 10
.s, :. 10 s- s soa as sss 1919 ss's $40" q %
And fisnds q dhtsnes An who are sioy q ssss ssss
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A srormHus-nApAux noRRow. sEvRxrn
s,vssss ~: e. .aa ssd ssa soa marry ia ~ .v
srer sow ~hels NE "a yogr 1ns ~ ~s.as;
M sovsrsrmest ss Ludo- srsss- near nous'en Ger
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"A voysaL rcoms No NJ roarsa street two block, w.s q
ssc :s a xs "a NJ :ssss On
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sosd IN ~ sssrunasisss u d,ss.s. susinss, 40 u Wa
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ssl.s s s bus 800 ~. as nd AZ sssrss H.
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ss sss4Hp aS1H DHSs iborp
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nahns sOgs.Asr wIA o:hees sap every Ave days rAs
''''''''' X LIN LIN ;f 8 t 81 b PACKETS
''s "a OF "ffa s so Z; ssi
ss ss ss sss
otsuissS wS al yarssulars may b. AaA on apprcaoa,a
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roR LIVERPOOL LInn..raE
cPs. :S T.. CAPT ~ :s. g: g.
ss 3: s5; 1,; s's sss ss: per
s.os LIyEsreoI..faz rLuDD .cIlrr.R saIr
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g. s. s. :: s !: e: :: , =: $s :. ss:'
FOR. 1x ... h 1sH EIEs1 =. o..A
wn Issvs pier i dorts rvsr a. rsuday. Nay 10
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s -: : =: s.: - $3.50 :s :...
xSssss 4 Z csozkn1 90.
No 6 wsH asssl
EIEI0HY yoR rBNNHgER NORTH CAROLINA,
rorts1ouA Mcseclk CITY Pstns aud Riohnoad received
fs ssss:ip yzHEsSowS. Capt skinner ls.vss s-sry
ss:.sSs. H:ss &C.; s:s :T 81 i: s; v
Passage norfolk 3Atsroon and meals nsluded IS; V
r''''''0's OF A' IunI2H HnNsKxx, lis Broadway.
Col INV oRLzA.s DIesor-TaE spLxHDIP
unsaTps.a FOR i:ishi
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C,oR SAVANNAH AnD orHEs POINTS As BELOW
The nrss ZEE. .idswhsel s.s.nssip 1UoUsrx csPs.in
from pier Iorth river Through tickets can be had Tor
sss Srs:.: So .cs.. " xss.,s.s., az ceIag
. D. s.s 81 f sS ssssnnsS SIS e"pn Ausu's
For freight Or ps'''s' 'RPI q Y fr' SiTSa1 sox
The s.es%sr Alabama wi succeed ANA saii Saturday,
b. Asp s r. s9v:% AsI
w. ss.: 81 ;.Ss per No North river on
Bate Of psgaee, With through tckes follows-To New
Orleans SO To- 70 Mobile. SIS 70 montgomery Ala s1 70
NashvEe Tenn 81 IT, 70 Memphis, s3l 76 70 ChAAoooxA
s S's.s 8; g. "a s's e q IS 8
o,r'''' posE Fss itfstn z Bfs; tS, Broadway
The OOLUnBIA, Capt Berry saturday, Nay IL
o e. e e: q :. soss Asy .osu ss:Sssgs
s: S:z: sa "a z CHAINED "
ASR 5.s9 o... VIII ..r,
'er 10Th ,.r vss s,ssy s.sars s.y a.. as
Fresk 70 norfolk and Portsmouth, foot; Pc
torsburI egh cents foo And propoonhts Apply
70 b. B. CROMWELL CO., a6 West street.
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AMUSH1EHMTg,

BLUE BkHRS;
Oh, THE fuNsHMsNr or OuRIoSry
Represented In ten conuDuous and beautifully painted
9 .ss s Mud -:
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F Fss.: ~ A. R ss.s: S 80:
Fatns. Nm NARIAN HACAKrHI
sss. M; d.c.s.a. 1870 -
re SH:ss: 81: !:
s. ISs's s sf;s Is
GRAND MARCa or HoRs1 AID Foor.
ARRIVAL o. SEQ ON AN ELL.
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s:sa!s !. q: S s q = nsss.s song .wsns pea
seems S.iSs d..Sss Of Tie ssr.sllo. A brilliant fs..
sss IL: ws: ND ''''' NE '.' corps
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depart. so.S isnms Captive orssk CHI.
s.s i:s.. ~ ~: .SSrG.ss a. Su: xil : As:ssss
With sr!nc cr..6 ana dlscosss NE falel :.cr The
nav end snSsI he Ii. Of ASome!oSs '''0 VINO
sssss S1e ssrssiiS RE ss;sss h lsw to Bs.h.w win
'.: IA 1ur.. Of u. o... Of Blu. Beard Asomqs.
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piece a. s,.,,.,. q. ,o,,o,.. ,ou.,, ,ro,r.um. =,
b. psssOsnsd in he circle. -'
New sers.,n Xs is.pins hurdss bounding over fences
ether splendid ssi whs standing crest Der beautiful
Nh JAMES ROBINSON.
The world chapssor'pg B,rsesct 3 ks3 To-
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vera rsrsoln.ns.. ..,.,...,. -. -, q. r,.
uisn sosns q NE n.,o.~n
T..l{ circle ,sc P5i,si: bore. 80: 2 aud
- $3.50
NIBLos SALOON.
This evening v,.,cx s,.,ur
Jake, mis'AsysS, d.,ssy chris.y
BIDAUx, ~ILLMARIn, and H1RnAN sleruatsy n
E.~ sA..As.
nv ansaf ~ ssn -. 49, O. .....
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444 BRoAp gnoInssos JACOBS
THIS and every evening du,ns The week
The world rsnownsd kns'ish Wizard venrcqus and In
men. ne s:sse w rsprsssns sssnidasui fs.pls q 10
ehan,ment The apparatus Of nas.ys sIvx The dseosa
.ns % ss me" @ ss1 Il Sss 4 Ss =
has mss vh Europe Ags..si. issiA no. IA
Admin y cent? deserved ssss 70 ssas
yri.ase eosss ~ ~ $50 .. ,,,,..,.,v ., o,.,..,
Boa oaos open daily.
MTuo srHucx BILLY PATTERSON A nrw
w ssa around every evening Nh "esa, At Ne MILO
D n. -. 1-o-e~-1.
sa q ssis.i ;s..: !, I,,ss Ss:,1 :s-s :
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--wo-.,.-,a.- :, ,, v.s-7.a1r.o1
5seps seconds 81 ssa ' r.s.rse. !. he ELo6EoS. 50
Broseway
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ssss sss :1 s as ss %. :. ss
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Ftruz x<urn
aniysiied po.lon ~ he mode ooaesrs al al Amsos
so Broad gar.
w '" 80 nsht Of Usleyy,s
JUNE.
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l cysuns sssry erenia shis s.es Al he Meio1eou 81
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al ~ ofc~ on he above % nosday Iay Il fron A. n IN
na seos-
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, a xI.AHrIO ROYAL NAH. gRHAM NAyI0AIION CON.
"A paayT Hsw Yut sa1 Galway Lhe.-xhs next dspats.s
6RCXSIAu, 0spiah OalsSsL w. WIN ~ Q. rhass.
-, NAy = OsshG = - Jos.a T. y. % rsssvs ~ royal
.f.n o rA.As.- nrA ~. % .ad Es; ND g. r.
SsnvSy roui q 0rsa Bran and hsland THIRD slass mus
Esys4s IhAe k.ss foxt, -, saA ssadl.k rs.sas.ss
WsrA brAS gSwsa,s % no1 0slvHZ fr - 9; fsc.
Eny 6 t0 koa wsAsrfol 81; hon knertsk. - hon
Lonlss. ~ hun Liverpool 10 snd nun 0taagow. ~
I'M HOLLAND co.
AssuA. ~ Dc IL. NJ, y DrsaAwny.
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MOE SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvHM-THD UNITED
0Aiss naa ssansx FULTON, J: A: Woaoe, commandsE:
S.al. aal yss1gsrs o. seasrdsy nay - y ss'sk noa
~ - has WsAsrtsh sompeFSnsnu sneloeeG ~ -
nsa . a Il u svsaf Of suli1oa arsaA1ng - waA9
SouN rsash hen and he punps bc.( nee yseT -
fe1v sf - vons pssangers would b sssuyeA froe
aYs.Ass 2 ss''aA eaSsa ~ and ~ s~ ns'ss' q 20
az Anu st6 a sonb }Ass.s. No. : Broadway.
mn S1sanek1 Arago wm sussssd ~ FuItm. anA
n Juns n
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"a. o. 70 op ~. 3d. sosrS sailo. 49,
800 go horso p0Wo hoen ouoeee oe7gt
- - 70 Ruropo Saturday, In Of nay. Hssss o(
ssssss-4ia ss.. ~ Ses: %lSshP 70 ssss-.ss !.
I'm Pot1and (Wio MountAins) % Qneeeo OF ~ Ha9sus
river Lac uplsn Montreal VicorA Bri6ge 9neoes
New Yo.f ever, night q eososl Fog Dsrss scssss and
|cmc~ UkBEL I sEARLE, Ags~ss - BroaAwAy.
n BcAeslsa yin succeed ~ kosh arsoa. and sA from
|Ouebeo Nay 10.
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THE TURF.


TJMoE CoURSs l. L 1orIIEG-wrD.IsDaf,
IN In harmon Mr. D. P6fer he celebrated station
n4hAn AIien; D. fAlmAn nance the well hnowu brown
.ovl o need our oc@nsnss Cars WIN leave South Terry.
Brookyn, N Las r. II for he Fare and return
50 Also horse leave Peck slip ferry Williams
burg. every eight minutes for Ean New Ick, themes by
aagO. SHAW WHITE. ProVnetoe.
Union COURSE, L. L-rROfTIN0-rUExDAY, NAY
~ 4h3P H. Mach for $1,000. Mic beats; best In 70
wagons; 70 be . good day Horace = Jones names r. &
Prince Jchn; Hiram Woodruff Poss Boy Horve
leave Peck slip ferry williamsburg eight minutes
SHAW WHITE. Proprietor.
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fyrss on Arr
NJ sORaE Arurcsvpes large r7e wa csss Cor Is cents
fQI q Phsrrnphs Tor 81 6u
Atfh~ uOLNrs 9hncfy, wi troadwAy.
>~~~sc1ptc PortrNis and Family orouDs aken her 40
pe~ n arx on rsrt-ns psr ~ - p-ts e'i b-csdr aT
nsey>ed n i,,xr,s pia~, ring, kc ~ vi BrsafwT
~~roecopo Views ~ prfvst rsshenccr hos~s nrf ca
rasea ~xe taken v order, b. %, ID. HORSE
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|rnm SHIPS yoR LIyERrooL AND IONDoN;-rHn
csa,hsHsd mp LApx q - r,.s SsDsi " ycsc n "a
Hbn snl foanx slS ne peesS shp. rhrRIcK HIERY,
apan hoore sails for London, Nay ID Second cabin and
nD1 SIS PHasngsrs broush out from nnsaDd Ireland
eay rsducsd rsss For lia Of Losdon aa1 liverpool
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|rrol IIyxRPooI.-OLD BLACK srAR LrEK THE
g.esss ~ THo.nroS lying piss q sss rive:
I,:a 591,ss1 y u ssss" Or ps'h' 'A9 .e'5 70
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DoYAL NAIL rEAMHIf ArRICA-IoB LIvHn.
lh pool-rha AFRICA, n. ehannoa enmnAndar. win sAf
g. y os.ssnys Dock = Jsrssy 0E IN - naas az
.rss srs rsqusssd . BE- board b. 10 odssk A. n
ANA V" N % ~ 4 cusiHp. No. Bo-,nx orssu.
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mAvAkA, VIA rxssAU, n P-rHs sHIrIss
~ scA Ame.s.n rvL<l nal sssecssp kahssk-
b 'rsss@r~ ~cssyh rsassr. -. p-s-srs mssss v
; s~- f~ r~SA o. ss~'ss' spRSr
70. Bornng Grscs.
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IHOR NORFOLK AND PORTHMOUrH
eteanahdp MONTICELLO. Capt = v. eager, VIII leave
pier 9 Eosth r,vss every sasarday' ats
Fregh norfolk and Portsmouth, per foot; Pc
tersburB egh oens per foot and propoonne Apply
70 q. B. CROMWELL 4 co. rs West street.
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PorssaoutA Mosfok CITY Psns aud Riohnoad. received
every day Il pier - North river
fhs assssp JANRsfOWN 4. Capt Skinner. lssyss every
HsAulshp YORKTOWN Capt Parrish, every Saturday.
trekhe % fcrt.mo1th q Norfolk cenh per foot 70 Oy
Potns oeuts, and 70 ktpcmoud conis-
Pa0nnGe norfolk (oAtoroou meals inoudcd g. v
Petersburg Rich1oud $40.
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|yArsgoTrs IlHB OF LIVERPOOL rACKErA-
Pnske1 MAJ A-Tbs well known esd ~ sAfng Cnppeg
e, HMNRALb IuA, Captain Corniah, pos1nvsy saba n
|sys r0 pasags n cabin. seson1 cabin and ae~ACs-
~ liver OF 70 TAPsOorr 90, s. somh ssrsss.
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OOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECr-THE sPLRNDID
Steamship 81. LOUIS Udvsrd Cavendy commander with
unsurpassed for and large fsht
Ny win Be despatched for New Orleans direct Tues
day. Nay g. u O'Clock p H. from pier ", foot Of Beach
skreol
II rscsiving freight
For freah pssase apply The oce Of the rasac NAL
BeAmshlp Company IS WAn Sree, or 10 HOFFMAN
PRIMAL, Ne Spruce uroet
, 1860-07-24
STRANGE UEDFELLOWS.

Archbishop Hughes and Efastus Brooks
hsre been flirting desperately ever since the
adjournment Of the Baltimore Convention, ard
in the opinion Of some people they would
make m "excellent match" The r.sh Cath
o,ics Of Baltimore have pretty much yielded to
the wooiugs Of the Plug Uglics OF that rlotous
city, and the twain vii shortly become ole
1ssh. Similar nuptials are taking place in
Iou,sy!le and New Orleans, where but yes-
te,d4y, as it wero, the one faction shot the
other down like wild animsls at the polls. In
Illinois the Runp Of the Know Nothing party
is shortly TO be led to the altar by what is lett
Ct the Hibernian Democracy. Politics makes
strargs bedfellows. From present appear
ances, there will be no bona 6de Bel-Es> rest
ticket 10 the North, and no Douglas ticket in
the South, outside Of Missouri.
, 1860-07-24
w''o = mercliess hand his political character.
tne remarks Of Ar. Schurz found kindred san.
tlnents in the hearts Of bis audience

N'so mercliees hand hia political character,
tae remarks of Ar. Schurz found kindred san
t'rnents in the hearts Of bis audience.
In the evening the Wide Awakea and the Ger
mau Republican Association turned out 10 the
number Of at least three hundred, and perform.
ed their part Of the honors Of The occasion by
brilliant and imposing torch light procession.
Alter parading the streets for some time. the
Gefmans withdrew to Parme'ey's Hall to listen
to a speech In his native tongue, from Nr
>chnrz, and the others to the Court House yard.
~hesc Judge Kellogg made another speech-a
hitting sequel to ths admirable effort Of the
afternoon 10 was followed by Thomas Nc
onllough. ESQ.,, who made an appropriate, en-
thusiastic address.
The Germans ara in r4ptures with Mr.
schurrs speech They speak Of it in
terms Of unqualified admiration. It was both
able aud appropriate, and met completely the
actual wants Of his fellow countrymen. Many
were turned from tbe error Of their political
ways BY this mastery effort, and we believe
through its influence large preponderance Of
the Germsn clement will be secured to our
cause. 1t is rare thing 10 witness such COM
plete lmpetuosity Of enthusiasm as prevailed
among our German friends at this meeting.
At the conclusion Of the speaking q huge
bonfire Wa lighted in the intersection Of the
streets 1t the southeast Of ths Court House. In
!. lev minutes all that quarter OF the city Was
Illuminated With the joyful blsze4 The Wide
A"akes and the .German Republican Associa-
tion. with their lighted torches and their trans-
parenciss, again formed into procession. At this
time in the Court House yard and the streets in
the vicinity, for one or two squares, there could
not have been less than Eve or six thousand
peFsons. all entering heart and soul into the
spirit OF the occasion. The number present
surpassed that at the great Lincoln demonst1a.
ton In 1855. The man who could look upon
that earnest and determined multitude aud net
believe in the permanent and unwayering as.
cendancy Of the Republican cause. has no syu
pathy with the masses and no poye. to discern
the direction in which The popular impulses
tend. This demonstration msy be safely re-
garded as having formed results, the beneficial
ehscts of which will reach beyond the next en-
suing election. The men who yesterday enlist
cd under our banner from the ranks of the enc
my can be counted by tens and twenties, if not
By hundreds. make no needless and boastful
assertion. If Necessary, the individuals can be
specified.
The jabllation continued until late psriod
IN the night, or rather to an early hour in the
morning. Amoug the pleasant Incidents Of the
concluding proceedings was charming seren-
ade OF rocal music to Judge Kellogg and Mr.
Schurz lmight continue to write to m inde6.
mite length without doing justice to this grand
awakening Of the Republicans of the central
city, but trust have said sufficient to con-
vince you Of the hopeful condition Of affairs
which prevails there, 50 I shall now conclude.
"0Rks7ks"
, 1860-07-24

The New York Herald on the Crisis.
Old Mr. Bennett seems to hare settled 1t last
on Breckinridge as the man for his vote 4
lengthy article in tho HeraId Of tbs o1st closes
as follows:
ave believe that the people are sharper than
The politicians; that the former understand the
true position Of things, and are willing to tct
upon tue question without regard to the leaders
Of either faction. The rapid spread Of the
Drecktnridee movement in this State, and the
present attitude Of Pennsylvania, show Fery
plainly that q Union, conservative conciliatory
spirit prevails in the great Central States, and
that with proper efforts greet deal Of strength
outside Of the Democratic party may he gained
for the BrecRinridge ticket. II the Union,
peace ioyiug voters will drop Douglas, Bell
and Houston, neither Of whom eau by any
possibility be elected, and turn their votes
il to Dreckinr1dge and Lane, they vii sweep
the country nud demo1ish the Blac., Rcpubli
cans as did the Philstines. sr: Breckinrioge
is the only candidate, except Mr.. Linroip,
Who Is sure Of an electoral vote, and the latter,
if beaten At all, can only be overthrow BY the
former. II is ail very we'll to write and speak
against Llnco!u, and his supporters, but it all
avai1s no'hiag, unlees there Is united cppo.
sition to him. The scctiona! Republican party
must be met and overthrown at The polls, aud
all other considerations should give way to the
grand object in view. Mr. Breckinrldge ga5ns
strength in tho North every DAY. 1t il pos -ible
that he may conquer Lincoln. 1t is not posi-
b[e, 10 far a. We can rec, for any other candi
date to do SO. Therefore We advise the con.
servativs masses Of the North to unite and ont.
Eote Lincoln at the polls, combining to support
popular heart-.hose Of Bfeckinridge and
Lime"
, 1860-07-24

4 small aud unsightly hebdomedal, called the
STANDARD, which has been published At Hennc'
pin some si1 months, and whose politics has
BE- N denoninssed " scattering" BY the c'tizans
Of Putnam county, has been bought up by the
Douxlas,tes at considerably more than first
cost The editor Of the Standard proposed to
the Republicans Of Putnam county some time
ago - mtke 1t = Republican paper, but they not
liking thu cut Of his jb," gave him little or no
encouragement Be has now done the next
best Thing in the line Of his merchsndlse-sold
out to tue other aide. L letter from tbe Secre-
tary Of the Hennepin Republican Club assuf 6
u ,h.t the change is gratifying to Ill parties
il Putnam county" The Doug'asites in Put
nam certainly need M organ. The vote Of The
county t~o years ago stood: Republican, COG ;
Douglas, 2ss; Buchanan. 49,
, 1860-07-24
Correspondence Of the press td Ts!buue.

Correspondence Of The p1ess a1d Ts!buue.
Fxos1A Jul. 70, 1870.
Yesterday We witnessed the graudest politi
ral demon stration that ever Ianspired in
this city. Notwithstanding the excessively hot
weather and the rain Of tho previous night.
which had rendered the roads leading here
from The country almost impossible. there were
uaauy people from the neigbborlng to~ns pres
eut. who by their numbers swelled the sing OF
The crowd, and by The good feeling which in
nnired their heartt, added encouragement to
those veil grounded hopes Of regenerasinE
PEORIA county entertained here by our Repus-
,ican friends. The people of this city, usually
nnsthe,ic On such occasions, turned ont in IN.
ususl plumbers, xnd by the time the speaking
commenced (which took plac. from : stand =:
the rear aide Of the Court House,) several thru
xand people lad gathered to listen To the pofiti'
cal truths as they we're to 'be uttered by Hon.
Wm Kellogg and Carl scharz. the speakers Al.
nounccd for the occasion. There, in that
sweltersng heat, the multitude. rather ,nereas
ing than diminishing in size, remained ioF ia'l
three hours, hanging. Al it we're, upon the 'ips
Of the speakers The sentiments expressed
"ofe frequently hailed with rapturous and
etsnsorlaa applause.
1onge heslogga speech was marked by 4
strsogta, power and earnestpees which rarely
fsu to carry conviction to tho undsr.
standing Of sens'ble men. H. cast ont trnth
with Tu'can'c force, absolutely Overwhelming
the vain and weak refuge Of lses, into which
the embpdlments of Eauatter;,r -
, 1860-07-24

WANTED Board by 4 gentle
w nan pEd M. vita, vita st1!clv zrivsfe frofes-
taat fautlysou'h st'e Addt n. sitting term. sllcn
mss he undef.te location, st., "nOuAN." Prss sud
Tribune UMte- t,.tIit
, 1860-07-24

e We would call the attention of railroad
companies and others needing the uss Of exten-
sive means, to the advertisement under the
head Of !" Finance" ID another column.
, 1860-07-24
Grand Rally In WE1ght,s Grova-Ths
German &ffufc&

The fne grove near the northern limits Of
the city, known a. Wright's Grove and oceu.
pied - Summer Garden, WAS densely crowd
ed 1ast evening On the occasion Of the German
Picnic.
The South Side Wide Awates, the Lincoln
Rangers, {mounted.} } and the West Side Wide
AHakes were present with their torches, pre-
aenting beautiful aud magical effect. The
utmost enthusiasm and good feeling prevailed
Stirring speeches were made BY Hon n. B.
Judd, and Messrs. Kreisman, Richards and Or.
Over. Tie Lumbards gave come capital sing
iug. Altogether, the affair waa success, and
a happy augusv Of the carPaiyn soon to be
splly opened.
, 1860-07-24

BRrAS's Mus1c HALL.-We looked in at this
beautiful new structure yesterday It il max
ing good progress. and will be ready for dedi-
cation in about four weeks.
, 1860-07-24

Appointments for 'he Hon. Richard Yates,
Republican nominee for Governor, for the Rc-
publican electors and Members Of Congress-
will be made in few days.
, 1860-07-24

Academia young boy at work in Lambs
mill, on Halsted street, by some means got his
arm smashed ana mutilated in fright ul man
ner with the machinery, on Saturday afternoon.
, 1860-07-24

LAWrencesa Bath straps.
1aSVFo.ress Nath C&oYrx.
Lawsencesa Fsesm Gloves,
Flesh nuo Bath Brushes,
1urk'sh ttAtll0E Towels,
HatRiuK &ppGE.s
F1Aest Toilet SOAPS,
A}ehulGe by NnIEf.
Lavender ~ Afers
Ct1 Ice "1oguess
Toilet WAt-r.
Toilet Vinegar.
4 large aud fine assortment Of the best goods.
FOE AALE
J. H. H e e d Il co..
Ap5'hecariee, III and ts8 Lake strret.
DEALERS In FANCY TOILET COOC3.
, 1860-07-24

ALMOST FtS1sHKp-The tall chimney Of the
Sugar Refinery spprosches completion. It is
to BE- $50 feet high.
, 1860-07-24

0un HonR souADRoN.-Twenty.two lower
lake vessels were chartered yesterday, all for
corn. This will more upwards Of three hun
dred and fifty Thousand bushels of .tha. staple.
, 1860-07-24

MILLER WANTED.-A Siogle
WI aaa coupetart 10 nu thu p7t Of .-eond Her. can
heE Of dc u,tion In ntw Wa'er III lin ksa-
n.loo. Mich. b. spp}yuE to ART.AA9 CARTER.
l3 IL SopiA Melia Nte.t tY4Ac1.4 II