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AND CHILDREN,

warranted as represented, or the money refunded.
furs made to order, altered, cleaned and repaired
by practical turner's
Having q large stock Offer the above articles
very low. HOPKINS,
Sign of the "W hite Bear ;"
de saw corner 9Th st. and Pa. av.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Just returned
from N CIV York,
and can now ex :
hlbit one II the
finest stocks of
Ladies' Sables,
Ermi mes, Sable
MInks, Martins,
Fitch, and Chm
ohillas in Capes.
T al IN as. Half
CaPes, and VIC
torines.
AliFurs sold at
nv establishment
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OCEhNSTEANERS' SAILING DLr,S

~ havana mail steamers leave New Work IN
C. ,tx.n, iIth, and 9th of each month. And
-, eSst9n on the 9Th and 18th -' "Au
he a. ~ St pail steamers leave New York on
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uARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL,
III THE GREAT PAIN ANNIHILATOR
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, wEAI
STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS,
PREPARED BY A CHEMIST.
BofrLIs IL, Is and 80 cents and one dollar
The GREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
In all families in case of accidents or sudden siof
it free uently cures in less time than il re-
cures to get q ply sioian.
1t cures pain In any part OF the system and ID use6
externally and internally.
,DAs the frequent changes Of the weather BRO
duoe q bad Cold, Rheumatism, Pain in the Limbs
and Body; also, stf Neok.svey person, should
SInews, Blood and Bonee; and BY its warming cleo
GomaEnshc power, sxpei' oil pain from the system.
81 Rel }sS HsEs csSYYfh ~; az HARTs
GHERRY-it il the best Cough Syrup in the
Hyou are Bilious, use HARTSHORNE'sAN
BILIOUS PILLS. They act upon the Liver, Sto-
mach and Bowels, carrying of all Bile and Foul So
erctiOns.
The above medicines 70 be had at all Drug Store,
in Washington CITY; KIDWELL CISSELL o.
6eorEetovn; H. PEEL Co., Alexandria.
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MYERS & McGHAN

MYERS Il McGHAN,
111 376 % st., bsf 8th and e.A
Have constantly hand and in daily receipt of ALI
s ElnHs OF material IN our line. such as
Bath Tubs, Cooking Ranges WAN A'o'
HOT W alter Boilers, Water Backs,
IRON, Copper, and Enamellef Sinks,
Maibled Wash Bas ins, Black Walnut and Iron
wassn Cis.e 9p s,bss ads from
Per's B:dedet Pans, 0eo iA'p-
Sediordshlre and Copper Swing Urinals,
Iron and EaIthen Drain Pipes, Sewer Trans
Copper Planished showers, Lead and Galvanized
if9n iipe. Cedar and Pine Hyd ants,
Lit and Force Pumps, Yard Pumps,
Hydraulic Rams, Brass and Silver-p ated Basin
Cocks hot and cold water Compression Cocks.
Gas Cocks. Globe Valves. Hydrant MOBILES,
street Washers, Hose. Bats; Basin Plugs,
SINK Plugs, Silver p ated and Brass Chain,
Iron ard Lead T. apps. Iron Branches Bends and
=, Reducing Fittings, Iron Boiler Stands
Malabe iron and Srass Gas Fittings
W., AZ material necessary To the introduction of
wstsI or Gas into public or private buildings kept
cone tantly on hand. f'
Ih ss ewpatns improvements in this line
our assortment. ~ 1 oA""i"o
10 All work entrusted to US will be promptly sttende
%. de eO2m
II OWE'SIMPROvED WEIGHING SCALES
ifese Scales are offered to the public As the
most slmPie durable aud rrabla scales ever put in
rHsLcIass prefn,ums ave been ava dsG tt en-
tne n,tsd states Fair and Viry mia AZ icuturai
ins,'tn,s state gIGu tura Fair; Franklin
VERMONT state Fair, &c, &c In evnrv case vhere
sxhlnit. they have received fret olsss premiums.
70 saea at So Louisiana avenue DEPOT Of S'IIsr,::
dcB-P 3 c. PATTIseN, Agent,
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X ING EURCHELL,
IA - CORNER 18th ST. AND VERMONT Ay.,
Have fully supplied themselves with all the req III
SITES Tor Christmas times Among them are
Layer and Bunoh RAISINS,
Suitana RAISINS,
New FIGS small drumg,)
Tafetta DATES,
CtTRON,
CRANBERRIEs,
RESERtED and Branded Fruits. If
all varieties Of this climate,
ORANGES,
Fresh EKuITS. in cans.
DO. TOMATOES. Sweet CORN,
Do. PEAS. ASPARAGUS,
Crosse ackweli's PICKLES,
Fresh, Smok ed, and Soused SALMON
DO. MAGkEREL, fresh LOBSTERS fresh
Fresh and SIN .ked HALIBUT,
EnsiISh, French German and American MUS
Po..ed ssFfRRAsaoURG MEATS.
PATE DE- FOlES GRAS.
Enfnsh: SwLss, Dutch, Italian and American
ALMM0SPSs FIhRERTs, PECAN NUTS,
Grenoble WALNUTS. SHELLBARKS
crosse 4 Blackwell's SAUCES,
s sailifId,s GhNpIEs and SUGAR PLUMs.
CONES XII f, GEhATINE, Geoelpt. for making
Kqssag and American ISINGLAS,
Spanish and French OLIVES. deatf
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MC CAIrTIPp,a 0ATOON -

II &C. GATHERS SALOON"
LAYING Made an entire change IN the UP
STAIRS Of this establishment on the same mag
piheent scale as that of the Saloon. my facilitea
DINNER OR SUPPER PARTIES
are unsurpassed. A handsome Parlor lin addition
70 the one formerly used fer the reception of
has been most beautifully fitted up with new furnI,
and newly painted and papered in handsome style,
Offering
Inducements TO Dinner and Supper Parties
superior TO any estabi shment of the kind, (being
capable Of accommodating end comfortably seating
one hundred and twenty i've Persons
The Cuisine will be presided over BY the most
accomplished artists, and nothing that skall and m
genulty could suggest left undOns ~ render my
patrons perfectly happy.
II Families can have dishes prepared and sent
to any part Of the city at the shortest notice with
out any extra charge. e.. GAUTIER,
No. 252 Pennsylvania avenue,
no q eO2m between 18th and 18TH sts
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de saw
.OTYPEs.-sxALL PloY,rs AHs Qsrsr
CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES OF DEL.
~ AWARE.
FRANCE, BROADBENTS & CO., MANAsxps,
npr

WILMINGTON. DELAWARE.
ffA Me-, BR OADRENTS d co. having OBJ
alned from the Legislature of Delaware at its late
session, a Lottery Contract, to continue opera
ZION ioi period OF twenty years, and having given
ponds To the state for million Of dollars TO
cure the prompt payment of all prizes sod are now
9mfaT Elng at Wilmington, Del, the CONSOLE
DATED LOTTERl rs OF DELAWARE for
purR0ses, And the SUSSEX COUNTY LOTTERY
VI ELAWARE for the same objoots.
The Consolidated Lotteries of Delaware are
9Iawn daily at is minutes before D. M, and the
70 m. y" - ''N' O010io
All Cravings under tie superintendenoe of Lot
tery commissioners appointed by the State of De-
PRIZES PALQ Is SOON Is nklWN
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NOTICE TO PLEASURE SEEKERS
1 v Potomac Steamboat COMPANY.
~ ~ Addition tSail ,t to the sem. week,
tok offer the public OF Washington and VICINITY an
opportunity Of enjoyIng trip on the beautiful Po-
daily during the hot weather
10 parties OF three or more excursion tickets will
De lssued az one doliart BID eech for Glymont with
privilege oil remaining there al night end Ieturnine
next cay; aso ior oula Greek, ut two do ars a.
viii privilege OF remaining one or two dsys
, The snger can enjoy hne sport with hoot and
me al either 81 the above places, white perch And
game being plentiful.
places. " ~ ~ snc0'
Boats leave foot OF 9Th stree: az 6H o. m. And s,<
p "a. nEeiurnlng. "a P m. and 81 n. n.
for further Information inc uIre the Compan, n
ofhoe, No; 312 Pennsylve avenue, next door TO
Browns HoteI. go. T.. MATTINGLY,
Iloket Agent Potomac Steamboat Compann
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AMBROTYPES.

NJ AMBROTYPES.
iS1R. SANDS 10 nov prepared to take the suye
Nor AMBROTYPES,t that cannot be surpassed By
Away. ~ on hand hne SECTION Of new ssyIes
Cases. Pa. avenue, between sth and sth sta.
" U aisr ofths RiS -
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MEDICINES.
HuARSENEsS, &o.

" HuARSENEsS. 40.
Inc prevalence OF the above complaints at this
season gene ally has the effect of gInging out host
ol profess DIV rev specIhos. ard willie some are
good, many are useless, and Others even anrerous
The vlsest course 10 pursue ls to consE your fam
lily ply sclen, or otherwise only suoh rem. dies
as long public experience has proved to be safe ADD
eficaclaus OF this character Is TYLER'S COM
lE the favorIte prescription of eminent physciau
ltsoon became popular remedy, and has continued
10 ENJOY ETovlrg reputation for the last twenty
years. In cases OF common Colds, COug ms. C.. Il
acts ike HARM and IN Chronic Cases, Bronchitis,
w hooping Cough, Group, Asthma, Influenza. 4 O. !,
ITS success Is unparalleled, and most will testify
who have used IL.
Price IS cents and 50 cents reT bottle.
sold by Marin Palmer, Chas Stott. &c, " ash
lneton: Clssel, GeorEetown; Peel & Stevens, Al
exandra W here lt may he had al for convenience,
IN LozenEer form. Price l2S and Is cents box
Known as T. lers Gum Arabic Cough Candy
monte lsozenge they are unsurpassed. de Ism
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BROADBENTS & CO..
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
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For sale by the usual agents every city, and b,
the druggists IL Washington, GEORGETOWN, and
Alexandria. no 8 eoIy
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS,

DR.. ]. @. AVER co..,
LOWELL, MASS.
PRICE, 81 PER BorrLE; Six BorrLHs YoR o5.
QrSold By :. D. GILMAN, Washing ten; r. Q. Z. CIs
Sell, G.erGssevn, and By ali DrsEgisu svsryvhsss.
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NoTR.-Under the regulations Of the department.
as heretofore and now existing, no payment can be
made for advertising proclamations except to suoh
publishers as are specially authorized to publish BY
the Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
no 10 lawlSw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-23
RATIFICATION OF WILLIAM WALL.

A spirited meeting Of the Republicans of the Four
teertb wa,d, williausburgh was held last night at
the Headquarters of the Association Of that Wad in
Grand rect, pesr the ferry. Mr VIM IL. Jeokios
occupied the CHAIR ana Messrs Beach Pease Johosoo,
Pbifs Ma'.r Cleveland Schneider Large!l, Moore,
Dfarmice Goodwin aid Warren were on the platform
ss Vice PRESIDENTS.
The follouir 2 r.solntioDs were adopted:
Rsoed ThSt the Republicans 81 the VITA Congressman DIS
trc, bt with p'eauie TIE unanimous noninsh,n ~
WAL "a th, ca oide fer Conef for lis &C tno~ dged d.Vo
ZION TO the principle. Of FIRE Labor Free speeh aud fIee
N 10 hote md tfsishftTwbd duct 10 pupl1 and pm
waite m bs,e secured him e,e~ct and corp lerce OF th o.
A. ps, that al he election Wepr dgs 20 cur ilend'
II Sew.yok before given 70 hepub1h III th'
Ifr ala, We efe'ro1y irione N, ncuasiisas ~ JOIN
Stesrps ard Geo H. Fisher candy inte for Assembly, NJ
levi tey vii b tier toty tni 'sevo5L 10 Ito W.
Of Their cor,nsn ~ 70 I'd vide 'Wshs g. every pei 'oH "
which theJ nsy BE- Tced We VII. usr al hoh'.aS'' AM -
scctTt The, tecti1R -
A song wss sung by tho Gee Clab q The nflghbor
hood, I'D TO Leo, tcs9po uOAle Il New'loiA WA
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rh.,s are certain journals among the Sunccv
=. vbo 81, Hw candidates ts puff themselves aod
va, their oppcp ents, through the medium of their
olumns, at so maby cents line. 0ue of these
.sOers, 10 which Mr. Bio. Wood has or had some
rsrnotc interest is periodically used by him to
txtOl his virtues as candi. late for Congressional
Asrors in the lid District sp,' Islander bis oppo-
rrds. Tbese purchased pufs arr regularly trans
trred to the columns of The DAILY RsS's as honest
I'D Independent expressions of oPiOiOn' ii any
,.sbbier or smaller way of wioniOg votes by
,BeniUg an opponent has been devised, we have
~ 70 learn it.
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THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED BU
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
From wSshinGs0n.
Special Dispatch to The N Y. Tsi>una
WASHINGTON, Mooa,y; Dot 90 1860.
THE GOVERNMENT LOAN.

Special Dispatch to Tbs N Y. TiNuna
WASHINGTON. MooS,y; Dot %. 1860.
THE GOVERNMENT LOAN.
1t nass been whispered about 10 Di.unou circles
that tie Goveramvp.. Ia, Lar ,G11 4s 20 taken BY
capitalists, uDless, Indeed, the Republicans shoulG
! come TO the rescue for party purposes hive mol
token 'be pains to Learn the names Of all the
cessiul bidders, but as they ara New-YOIk parties
you can readily determine from the list seat by the
correspondent of the Associated Press how many
OF them are so thoroughly imbued with Repub!i.
canism as to be willing to make large pecuiary sac.
rifces in its interests. i observed oweyer, that
Mr. Riggs was so anxious to secure some of the
loan for a certainty, that he bid one per cent
premium for a round sum. In all, he is
in for $4,000, 900. Now, as Mr.. Riggs is
q member of the Breckenridge Committee
its Treasurer, by tbs way, and as he is on
close terms with Gov. COBB. is it to be supposed
that he would plunge deepl, iotp the transaction
if said Committee and ssia Gov. Cobb thought or
spoke of certain Southern secession other than ia
Picbwickian sense Aps,ber interesting quss.
ton arises in this WISE and thst is: How much
the premiums have been deprccated by the out
and out d'sunion sentiments uttered by the Off ,al
Cr1an of the Government dOwa to the moment of
cpsniI the bids
Since writing the above, I hear That dispatches
re6cbed the Secretary of the Treasury from New.
York to-day, stating the willingness Of parties to
to take bt par whatever of the l)an had not been
subscribed for.
THE DE GROoT AWARD.
Referring to the report that the Attorney Gen
ersl had cut down tie award OF tie Secretary of
War TO Wm. H. De Groot 10 the round sum of
$4,000, l have to state, as coming from one ex-
pecting something good, in this wise, that paper
has been recently discovered that had hitherto
escaped the attention of officials, but which put
new aspect on the case. Nobody believes the ain
ceriy Of the latter statement, aud it is difficult to
see how the Attorney. General should have under
taken to iI'the amount Of damages in the case.
The law clothes him With no such authoritf. He
cad legitimately decide none bat legal points.
What is 10 come of this bOtch remains to he seen.
THE EFFECT OF SENATOR wIGFALL's SPEECHES.
| was at Alexandria to-day, where heard that
Senator Wjgfall recent speech there made votes
for the party OF the Union.
Judge Meek of Alabama is 10 the city
~ 49, str1
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4 The Hon. Amos Briggs, Of ReDs'elie County.
rsr years this gentleman has been the backbone Of
= Whr and Anne lean aIties 10 his v'ci1ity, and
,s5 ,Sss the 81 essiu, candidate for the Senate.
n. .h;p;ses and character for more than twenty
- t,va =, ,tly caused blu to rank among the
y.rrsseut.dvs me 10 his sect o. Of the st te
WE Brsg. i. the s.V'h Senator of those who
'I', In Mr. Erastas B.rO'ks that has relusedt to
sIlow that gentleman into The trap Of Fusion, and
who has declared for the Republican cane.
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The New.York and Erie Railroad road

BInOHAMTON, MONDAY, UcI Il Tow
Mr.. Marsh, Receiver and Mr. Mant Supe dG s;ss5
en-, witt majority Of The Board OF ~ re rod
Es'sSs' EyaLs ana Lpsat the Eogiso Direc'0re WI.
va the Atlantic and g eat Wettern kanfoa'' WIN
IT, ~ rycirg the work 10 early completion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-23

ACCIDENT ON THE CoSszcTicUT RIVER Rail
ROAD Last Saturday night as the msil train was
approaching Springfield, Macs froA the NORTH TO con-
nee a. that place wi the train for this city an acct
dent occurred when about Is nilss from the former
place. which might have resulted IA the lots OF many
lives, but which we happy TO say hsd u more u
yoIable terrir alton. When one mills above NORM
amptop, they bave 10 psss short side track, "bicn
YVES laid for the accommodation of freigtscars when
receive luuter fren steam mill near tie road Is
was the last train down for the day, aud after mskiaS
81 right ss he supposed the switcbm,n led let his
station The switch was irrped properly, and she avg
RAJ right, but bolt had worked loose, and ett the
sw itch free TO movs in either Srec ion AS tee traa
came on at lie usus speed the track was swayst one
side BIZ its force, and the engine throsn from
the track and down the benk some eight feet,
where /, was crcshed to q perfect wreck,
TIE tnder bling d iven ever 1t BY thu trai1,
shared the came fate the baggage car was stove ut
both ends and the forward end of the first passenger
car the other two remaining on TIE track Neither
was cspsized but both were buried shove the wheels
on one SIDE while the other rested the ties Tie
engineer and ren On b. til Jumped from the machine.
but sustained no her injury shan beirg covered with
mud at the roadside. There was a newsboy Oh the
engine at the time and he cuna to it to the last; when
some one called ou. for the boy hs was seen crawling
,om the ruins very frightened, but without scratch
With tie exception Of some slight bruises, there was
DO ooe injured, and with another train provided at
Northampton, the passengers reached Springfield In
time for the NewYork train, which had been detained
a little lees than an hour
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to learn |.

We ere requested by Mr.. Cyrus Shay to say tha
" PANE has been u'ed as member of the Ban
a. Guard Of the Empire Clab without his author
h, His sympstbies are with Lincolu aud II amin,
"a whom he will vote at the eDsuiog election.
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We have at length the full official vote cast in
Pennsylvania at the recent election. The totals are
q sOlOws:
Gg,sraoT-Audrew Curtin (LincOln). 262, $40
Henry D. Foster (Fusion). $50, 257
Curtin's majority ,O02
cnereSS-TOtal Lincoln vote. 260, 800
Total Democratic .----..2l2 1875
Total Bell Everett. ----. 1867
Lincoln over all others. =. Al, 1853
The vote is about Thirty Thousand heavier than
Ae heaviest ever before cast ia the State. Gen.
Foster polIs just about Off. Bacbanau's vote in
lS6; while Col. Curtin exceeds that cast for
Fremont and Fillmore together By fahy Thirty. two
FkOusaId-
John Patton (ReplbIcau) is elected to Congress
tom tAe " Wild Cat (XXtyta) District by 1850
majority. James I. Hale (RepuOhcan) is re-
secteG from tle XVIII (Lycom'Oe) District by
1855 majority. Both these Districts chose Dem
ssrats in 1856.
The following is the Official Vote for Governor
kr COuDties:
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Fire In Salem.

BosTey, Monday, Uci. Y, I6UU
G,s IN SsIero on sunday mo-ni g destroyed the
E,s,Li, Railing. os npiei By several stores, TIE
a r5oyy Of tie salem Cadets the M7lcd'on ,daue
I,toTy Of T. f. Nichols, Primary ana & ffiV w
Gbool. the Club Rooms, &c. The 61,ldiSg WS va, va
o at SIS OOO and insured for Si5,O0V' A0''i ''1f
Al ant Az OO0
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loss of the ship Black Hawk;

BOSTON, Monday. OCT. 70 IoU0'
Reports indicate Tat the chip - ack h1wh, IT, eon
C,itts for Boftop, before rrpo,ed missing hss pen
Act With all On board She w's last seen n .ns Of
q Bengal stOut Apr 49, ssa rl @eS 5iscoyersd
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above bi'fer VIII reseiys awsr6s accor,scg t. soeir
,fe,f, with the ~ Of doc at par who Si ge'
pso rata sroounts sfter the others esrved
1lhefe are 20 bidders on sou h Of Washington.
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IN the With Congressional District, the Union
BIZ aud Everett men in Convention yesterday TWEEN
g Eve Treeent, nominated DR. Bradford the hoIa''
6 didate for Congress. James W. Gerard "i'n'
a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-23

gro. G Bellows viii speak for La'ola ana am
In a, Massrevill', Delaware County on 'ne Ai'Si'
y u Of Friday, the Doth int
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burglary I'm Boston.

BOsTOh Monday, OCT. q IGO0'
The acke, Office Of the NV foik Ceo'rIl A ,aoro.
ha The rate was opened with false keys ana s%''O'
a. leIk bills stolen.
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ts'n In reduced as tho 6rSi speaker, amid much sp
| ps1te.
Mr.. Hoxis In tsking the stand, remarked .h intro
Sur,,,g lin here like Introduce to his wife.
H. knew q great msny tf the audience and mast Of
ttsm had loDg stree known him as an OldLin Wing
,,an speaker, 70 we'll an advocate OF republican
rJrcRtol. Mr.. Hoxis read notice, which, hs said.
a ;rs' handed 10 him, The purport OF which was
., on ant sitsr a lingering illness the old
M ,s,, '.' I nS ired. AL huuyh il b d been ia
oon oa nc ry 3 the ChIsSton Couyeu in
az, "a Death ss .dd Snd by its friends entirely
unexpected. etc. ,,s.,..,;or tho srrs
prospect Of the triumph O.. however Tpd d. the
Boxie said he would not, sadivi3ual msm.
bers Of tie party whose obituary ba. "a aies
read. lie believed be could any u ne catch mo. Va
with nolass's than with vinegar. Laughter. A.
believed their the Democrss) objects were, in reality
pretty much the same as our own although they did
|os bfheve il! a,d probably would no. conseot to be-
T.. 1t until publican Administration came iuto
nov. sDd then they would fall In and agree tia. such
sss he 's, John Qulccy Adanss Adnioi'trs tlon
y n.nd,d al zoo OcO year. and was thrown out OF
pseS;no,v sxtyaya rapti that Of the present Demo-
c,'c tayty had cost 900 900 and certsinly deserved
a similar exprf ssion frct, he paopie Many OF
I, N. nbers Of the Admin s'rah1n we're already pre-
rrspayrg for Il cir exodus fro II ONCE eno goipg ooui
fI tbs tereft Of TIE climate. Hs allu ed 10 iSac "
Fowler az ope Of these, and pa,tculady Vla Kd nun
for not stealing more thsn $40 Cto than Sni:h tos
s1e ksr heiev d. there were may who hea tnsf
hsndt deeper in the public Golfers New York LAG, ior
J.sr, as fur hsd more slsve vessels than aoy uer
ooTt In the world TIE Forest King he alu led to ss
a oil ring instance of the connivsncs OF the United
sEstes MsIsbsls. Who bat such .anctionay as
James Buchanan wonld ever bave cauget the idet OF
putpe into 70 prominent position man Ike Marshal
Py udeIs-a man who ought sooner 10 have been ssni
to vel known country residence up the rverf
Mr BoxiE pext spoke of thu positions Of tie differ
emf parties AID ther candidates, aud PLACED in very
Gas Gght tive duty Of voters all who are vide awake
enough 10 a,terd to their interests. Ths speech
as about sn hour aud threequsrters in lenS b, and
IVES 80 interserstd with appropriate auecdot's and
bits of acting that the audience were never tire1.
The Wide Awake demonstration in congestion with
The meeting here became feature, the a'rivss OF the
S4yeptb VIZ nd company from New-York. and subse-
amer y of the Torssptb, Fourteenth Fifteenth, SIX.
Iet nth Seventeenth Eighteenth aud Nineteenth Ward
Awake companies of Brooklyn and large ont
si6e Getting was leld round temporary stand across
the way. ,,,,
Aftef another cong by the Glss Club inside Of lie
hail. Mesers Norton and Briggs spoke to the meeting
wiki good effect, for come time.