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HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES

All Of DR.; Humphreys Co.'s speciho Ho
msop1sSS oIs y put expressly for aT
in cases, containing. 20 walls, from 50 to 8
each, with book Of full directions. For sale b
Il. ID. Gilman, $50 Pa. avenue, wholesale an
retail agent; w. A Fitzgerald, 353 north street
also by r. 81. Winter, corner of Massachusetts ave
nue. and Sixth street. A ls" Ponds Extract Of Vito
Hazel, for internal and external lnaGmmations G
all kinds. Sold as above. ma Oily
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Nebraska Territory.

BROWNSVILLE, ". T., Oct 9.-The election 70,
Delegates 20 Congress Is progress NJ quietly The
Mayor OF the city issued Proclamation closing
the drinking shOps, and order prevailed tn,
weather is fac, and the vote Of the Territory will
be large
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MATrISK. AT OpD FELLOWS Hall.

Tomorrow afternoon. George Percival's com
pa of classic, Pathetic, and Comic Artistes give
a MATINEE or day performance. for the conveII
ence of ladies, IamIlies and children, at o'clock
A select prog of entertainment " ill be pro
duced. which will. include all the Artistes
The admission to morrow afternoon will be-
TWENTY FIVE CENTS.
Children and Servants TN CkNrs. It.
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se~ Vera RiaFselA.

NEW YORK, Oct u Flour firm; State IS asa
As IS; Ohio 1915 Wheat frm. Corn higher;
7lKa72c. Pork dull; mess SIS 5OasIe IS; prime
si3 e5Ssl45O. Lard dali Whisky steady az
axe.
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Stabbins i'm m Pepiteuttary

BosToS, Oct II John Fitzgerald, convict IN
the Charlestown State prison. this afternoon sta bbed
three Of bis fellow prisoners seriously aad several
others were slightly wounded. Cause Of the act
unknown.
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MRS. WIssLow, an experienced nurse and female
ins, hioR greatly Facilitates the process of teetn.
by softening the gums, reducing al IIflammatiOn-
Slll eaJ all pain, and is sure to regulate the
bowels. Depend upon il, mothers, il will give res,
to yourselves, and feief snd health your Infants
Perfectly safe 10 ell oases. See advertisement in
.no.nA- aaiu-,- "
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The Effect Of the Recent Elections An the

AUGUSTA, Oct Ill he election news from
Pennsylvania. Ohio and Indiana has created a
ofouad sensation among ali parties In this State
CarOlinians are mounting cocksdes In their hats
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1876 INTERIOR ADORNMENT. LOG
PaPERHANGINGS aad WIND DIV SHADES.

New Fall stock of Psperhangings from the Tich
snd ornate to the most chaste an single patterns
apr. pirate for parlors halls, d. ming rooms cham
beers and Libraries Also, a choice stock warranted
Gold Band W indow shades. impRt on Col and
comm n Shades, But. Gresn aud Blue Sha HiOi
lends Picture Cord and Ia sels, Crimson Sea let
Blue nd Green coiors. om photog aph u port ait
SIX Just received at No 4s6 Sevsnth IL
Ord RS 10 Pap rrangILgs Widow Shades
iAithlul sAecu' 81 IN cliy or count Satisfaction
qua 'a1tied or no pay requi ed. Plesse give a
call. DOn't forget the numbr.
J. MARKRITER.
No. tsG Seventh 81 8dIors a. We
&C COLIN Oad Ecllowsf NJ
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CENTRAL GUARD HOUSE CASES VIM. Smith
vagrant; workbouse 90 DAYS. Thomas Herren
sleeping In the market; do. 90 days. John Jones
do do. 80 days. John Welsh, drunk and sleep
ing in the street; do. 80 days.
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III Though TIE STAR is printed on the fastest
r'eam lress Ia use south 81 Baltimore, Its edition
Ia % large to require 1t to be put To press at an
early hour Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent In before IL O'Clock m; otherwise they may
not appear until the next day.
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DIED,

Trusting IN Jesus, and in the hope of q blessed
eternity, on Wednesday evening, the l0fh ins tant
Of consumption. Mrs. LUCY CAMPBELL, in the
S7th year OF her age.
The friends and acq aintanc,s of the family are
inv ted to tend the funera from the residence of
her husband, w. w. Campbe /. No. 374 18th ST.,
Lear ST. on Sunday, the 18th instant, at O'Clock
p. IN
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ARRIVED 1T Carter's wharf foot of Thirteenth
and half street, schooner Mary Elizabeth, Mad
airy, from Philadelphia, with l47 tuns of coal for
Messrs. Castleman i Bro.
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AT IT AGAIS.-FightN No 5-Even after the last
arrest mentioned In the Star Yesterday. In bel
gerent spirit was not extinguished in tie locality
OF the sold stamping ground" Sixth street and
the Avenue, where the city authorities I'm the r
zeal for the preservation OF the public peace have
ordered adetacbment Of policemen to be statione
Fhe last affair was between n A Cook p M
Dubant and George Dubant. The parties were
arrested and taken before Justice Donn who held
all concerned to bail for further hearing on
Monday next, at O'Clock p m Considerable
excitement was caused by the complaints of
various persons that police officer refused to do
his duty when called upon to make arrests DR.
e. Boyle, President Of the Jackson Democratic
Association, went with the parties TO the ma
trate's ONCE, and there accused Policeman James
Irwin Of refusal to arrest an individual whom he
had pointed out az requiring to be arrested After
the parties were held TO ball, Dr. Boyle roceeded
70 the Mayors office end reported officer Irwin
Tor refusal To do duty. The "stamping ground,
begins to recover its former notoriety and last
night quite number OF ''the boys" were about.
to have sight Of any ''science'; that might be
displayed Even the residents Of the suburbs
were arriving at the ground and making inquiry
relative TO the time set for the next fight gen.
tleman inquired at the National with the most
perfect simplicity, tCan you tell me, sir what
time the next round comes OFF," The person
asked replied that he did not know the exact
time; but presumed that By inquirng Of the uni
formed police at the corner he could ascertai n
The charges 10 be considered next Monday bv
Justice Dom include assault and battery pro-
fanity, and carrying concealed weapons The
arrests Were made by county officers PiQpott
Busher, and ID A. Narrower, except the last arrest
Of Mr.. Cook, which was made by policeman
Irwin.
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ES STANDARD BLACK TIA
W. CHESTS STANDARD BLACK TEA At 50
KING Il BUECHE.i
se2s CoTner 18th ST ana Vermont ay,
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PERSONAL.

1 NOTICE. ...
L HEREBY Give notice that will pay no debt
contracted on my account by any person other than
myself and hereby Erewarn all persons not to trust
any one seeking credit on INV account.
EDWARD WATSON, sth at. east.
Warrington, DC; ober 10, 1860. oc IL ST.
MADAME FELIX, Fortune Teller from Paris,
IVA begs leave to inform her former friends, and
the public generally, that she has removed 10 $50
Ninth street, northeast Of N, whore she will
DO happy to see ali who may desire TO have the past,
present and future satisfactorily explained.
oc iI-lms
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WE WISH EVERY ONE TO KNOW That
w DRY GOODS can be hought cheap at
BROWN& WHITES,

No. 40 LNokTH SIDEl BEIGE STRKKT,
Georgetown, ID q.
And to convince yourselves OF the fact, call ard
those
Black Silks, Printed and Plain Delaines Poll De
ChevIss, Merino PlAids, French Meunos, Valen-
cIas, Black BOmbszlnes, A paccas, &c, &c.
Cioaks, Tyrian. Electro and other Shawls; Ban
kets; Mems and Bows Wesr, a good assortment;
Mems and Roys' Metric Shirts aud Drawers: La
di rs and Misses MerinO Vests; Bajnu's Kid
Gloves; Hoped Skirts; Corsets; p ain, Bordered,
Hems'ltched, and Embroidered Linen Cambria
Handkerchief; Embroideries, very cheap, AID no
humhug; Hosiery d Gloves; White Goods; Van
kee Notions, tu line; lins y, aburg Calicos,
and Servants Wear in abundance f; and many other
things, which We will tell You of when y. u ca at
the Brown White Post Store. All Of which we
will sell as cheap as the cheapest, "or any other
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To THE AFFLICrKD!-Be sure TO read the adver
tisemea t of McLean's Streng thening Cordial an
Blood Purifier. in another column. If
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n o THE CURIOUS OR ANXIOUS.-Maalam
ID SO we'll known as the mast successful ex-
piaiuer Of the Past, Present and Future ever in
washington, continues To be consulted weekly by
hundreds anxious to know Of ghibgs at present hid
den from them. Her consultation fee, to both gem
Item q and ladies, ID extremely moderate. Cab at
her house, on tho south side Of Mas sachusetts av,
between nth and 18th sts.-the only house there.
% l7-lm Oh ~
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tn. REvIvAL.-The revival which has been
progressing In several Of our churches appears to
be sti1 increasing In interest, and in some Of the
churches arrangements are making for its contin-
uance several weeks longer At the Methodist
Church South last mis- hit, very inteTesting meet
Ing was held. Rev. MI Proctor delivered q brief
exhottaton; after which the service at the altar
was ce2un, and several penftents presented them
selves and one Professed conversion. Rev DR..
Sunderland was announced to preach tonight.
AT the M Church, Ninth St, Rev. Mr.. Vest
wood, OF Union Chapel, delivered a very able 8
course upon the text, & These shall 60 away into
everlasting punishment, but the RIG hteous into
life eternal" The remainder of the evening was
spent In singing and PRAYER with the penitents at
announced to preach to- night, and the meetings
Will be continued through the ensuing week.
TIE CHUNKS OF FIeHrs-we are assured, and
indeed know the fact Of our own knowledge,
that Mr.. r. Allan, Of Ga who became involved
in one of the political fights Of the night before
last, duly chr Iniclsd In the Star, 10 quiet, dig
nifed gentleman, by no means given 70 associa-
lions likely to lead him into any such difficulties
and We are further assured that he became so in
volved only by an effort on his part to prevent a
fight between others. which was met instantly by
an unex pected assault on himself
We are further assured that no person named
McGee was involved in either Of the fights in
question-in No mo. 2-No 3-No. 4Sor No.
S. Some one else having been mistaken In the
melee for Mr.. MCGEE.
WOODS MINsTRsLs.-We would call the at
tention of our readers to the announcement I'm
our advertising columns, Of the return of this
talented troupe. On Monday evening next they
commence a limited number Of their Ethiopian
Soirees at the Washington Theater. We under
stand that since their recent visit, several new
artists OF acknowledged talent have been added
to this fine Land Of musicians, and we are prom
ised series Of new ballads, farces, and jokes, in
fact very strong bill. No doubt our amuse-
ment loving citizens will take advantage of this
opportunity.
ANOTHER ROBBERY AND ARREST Yesterday
Mr. Hoover, wholesale aud retail dealer In boots
and shoes, called upon detective officer A. r .
Allen and informed him that large amount of
bis stock had been stolen, and he suspected col
ored boy named John Tenney. BY searching In
various localities a considerable amount of the
goods was recovered, and Tenney was arrested
and taken before Justice Dom, who held him to
bail to appear at the next term Of the Criminal
Court
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fOC the city fion their summer resorts will find
vacant several desirable rooms, having the conve
Ninth St one door south Of r: suitable either for
families or single gentlemen. Table boarders ac-
commodated on moderate terms. Sc 4w
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BOARDING..

TOR RENT-With or without Board to SIN
L. gle gentleman, q comfortable and very conve-
nlent lack PARLOR ROOM on Eleventh street,
not lar from Penn. avenue. The family are quiet
and there are small children in the house. Trims
will be made very moderate and every attention
the Star Office, oc6 Civ
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BILL AND EVERETT MEETING LAST NIGHr
There was quite large and enthusiastic meeting
OF the Central Bell and Everett Club last night
After the transaction of the usual routine
and number OF gentlemen had enrolled their
names on the list as members, the president, Mr.
Kennedy, made a few happy remarks, reviewing
the Pennsylvania election, and saving that thew
had met the enemy, and, for the present they 1.-THE
Bell mem were theirs (the republicansl but in
Few weeks they would again meet face to face
when 1t was hoped the tables would be turned
He also poured shot shot" into those traitors who
Were rushing to the republican wigwam and
Joining the Wide Awakes, because they now
thought Lincoln would be elected and there
would be some chance Of getting an office
Mr. Tayloe, Of this city, and late president of
the association, making his appearance In the
room, was loudly called for, when that gentleman
mounted the rostrum and delivered lengthy
speech, auding to the defeat of the fusion tickle
In Pennsylvania and saying that New York was
yet to decide whether Mr. Lincoln Womb he
elected, and from information received from that
State, he believed 1t would cast its vote for the
Union. He alluded to the fact that It was claimed
for Mr., Lincoln that he was a Clay whig proving
conclnstvely that such was not the case He also
poked fun at the ONCE holders swing thata Trunk
manufacturer had arrived in the CITY, who ex-
pected shortly To make large sales Of these con
nlences There were a great many gentle me
now residing here who would go travelling after
tue 4th OF March He spoke Of the antagonism ex-
men, and urged them to rally under the ba
OF Bell and Everett, the only hope Of defeating
Lincoln. The speaker was frequently and loudly
applaudtd throughout his address The club
then adjourned with three hearty cheers for Bell
and Everett
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90 LARGE STOCR! no
10 ST PRIU sm
SPi LMAN & HUNT, s. b idgs street, betw cen
WaehiuE ton and Congress, are now prep. al 10
show their well selected stock Of DRESS GOO S.
DOMESTIC ), 30 Their store the cid Etsud Of
III. Z. Berry havin, beS remodeiied ard fitted D
In the most thorough manner, they pcssess facili.
ties uneqused in the District Tor the . osscuti n
Of a general Dry Goods Burmese. They respect
fully invite cal rem the oItIzen. Of Georgs'evu
au vicinity. oc6-im
TOR RENT--In Georgetown, two FIRST class
L. HOUSES, situated on West street, one con
tanning l6 Tools, and he other with and bath
rooms compete Apply to III. l.. OFFUTT. No
~ High 1t Georgetown. oc slim
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REMENPERl

q REMEMBERi
MI BISON Has pen-G Seventh street, bstveen
I and Northern Liberties Marke:-3S5. oe x
IF YuU WISH TO PUR. HAZE CORSETa
less than the usual prices, call At
oc96: GIBSDN'S 355 Seventh ~
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TnHfA.sx PAIsr CASE coscLuDsp.-Thec case
Of the United States aEt. James Close and o. A.
Daily, which wa. postponed from the evening
resumed and concluded before Justice Dom es
terday afternoon. There being no evidence to
implicate DR.. Daily In any way In the affair. he
witness for the defence He stated that be was
half owner Of the patent with Sle2le On the
day In question Close called on him to know II
he was willing 70 take him (Close) as a partner,
mes promised to 70 down to a magistrate and
draw up a paper. He met them and went to
Murphy's. He advised 10 to 60 to patent agent
MI AsLee drew the paper, which was signed,
affidavit They went from there and drank some
thing together. slsgle appeared rational The
paper was explained to him. From there they
went to Martins tavern and drank several times
Then witness saw Slegle no more for q week
Previous TO signing, Slegle said that Close said
he was TO give him an amount equal to 500.
Saw Close paw SI5, and due bill for SO at that
time. Heard Close say lie held note Of his isle
giles Don't know ANYTHING more, but heard
Close say he would make II good ss $500 If it
1.-THE patent) turned out as stated by him. Don't
buying the right. Believe that on next dav (sun-
day) saw Slesle In Alexaudril. Slegle never
consulted witness on the sale The paint got by
Prentiss was mixed according to the patent.
H w. Martin swofn.-S Saw Mr.. SleCle on the
evening in question at my house, with Close and
Daily. Slegle appeared perfectly sober about
O'Clock p m. Knew he drank eight or ten times
before the arrest Of Slegle by Mr. King. Saw
Slegle sunday evening ut the cars. He said he
was going To Philadelphia He came In a hack ,
and bad a carpet bag.
Rufus PrsnttSS sworn.-Tslked with Slegle
shout pure hasing the patentright; examsned it.,
and carried 1t to a painter, who pronounced 1t
worthless. The painters name was Carr. 1t was
also tried In New York; also, Mr.. Kiell tried II,
and said Ii was not good Dr. Daily offered me
his interest for $500
DR.. DAILY re called-Said he never knew Mr.
Close to carry liquor about him. Did not see
Close that day before he called to get him to sign
the patent
Mr. AfIes retaliation the Saturday evening
Slegle walked down the street. and appeared able
to walk and take Of himself After return
Slsgle told me he was to get $3.50 Or Daily
also told me that Close was TO pay $500 or $3.50
On last Saturday Slegle got on Closes colt and
rode him about the street
Mr.. Piggor sworn.-Knows g. w Slegle
Served warrant on II ID Hatton for him He
appeared to be Intelligent and able to attend to
business.
X. w. FsHtCIck sworn MIR. DALEY, Close and
Slegls came to his place, and he referred them to
his clerE. Slegle said he was selling his patent
Did not notice anything unusual.
Justice Dom having heard the testimony, re-
mar ked that he could discover nothing In the tes
tlmony to justify him in sending the cas- to court
and that his opinion was that the prosecuting
witness made the oath Of the dragging under a
hallucination Of mind. The case was dismiss
accordingly.
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r. ii! | H.
4an barrels No. Picked Ia .tport HERRING
30 do do Clipped boston do
2Sl 90 do Round do do
10 do st. Johns ALFWIVES
D. do prime No. medium MACKFRFL
Daily expected per schooners ATmun. J. w. Sea-
yer, and VIM. ID. Cargl J. aud for sale on or before
arrival Ia lots to suit A so in store
l5l barrels p inc Pickled HERRING.
100 do No. ALEWIVES,
81 do ~. Johns do
81 half barrels O. h. ERRING,
% bar e No. large MACKEREI,.
Ard lew e ira Roe and Cut HERRING IN
barrels aud half barrels, for sale plea ing terms
APpytO HARTLEY g. BROTHER.
80 aud l0l Wa er street.
oc XIV Georgetown, ID G.
Tor RENTING two story BRICK HOUSE
L No 40 ON Market street, betV Sd a ID 4th
dIous as t. afford every comfort, with gas aud
water; sufficient grounds to cultivate vegetables
and OwerS. The lot runs back to n Joint alley Wi n
a stable. Apply TO JAS A. SIMPSON, No 50
Congress street, near the Post Office.
III
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nor RENT-Possesslon on the LIST of October
Il The DWELLING HOUSE No. AS ID street
atpresent occupied by the Rev. DIR. Butler, and
next door TO the residence ofthe advertis
J, Nj CARLISLE.
N. Bit will net be let for q boarding house.
Sc I8-tf
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Tor SAI.E-A new o-story and basement
L BRICK HOUSE, containing 5rop,ns and eel
No 37S-withln minutes walk of ,hs Northern
Liberties Market. Terms unusnaily liberal. Apply
On the premises. or TO MCKINNEY d LANS-
DALE, corner Of Pa avenue and 18th ST.
ca Inns
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AND LANE MEDALS, at
- GlBSUN'S, on Seventh ST., l2h cents.
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TOR ENT-ROOMS Nos. g, "a, S, 6, II.
II, Is, is, IL IL, 81 and %, in the new Il We
sto,y brown stone building corner 18th street vest
and Pa. avenue, known as washington Build
ing They are well adapted for Offices, having
gas, water, &c. For terms apply at our Sore, No.
401 Pa avenue, or to John H. Semmes 4 Co No.
523 9th street west, corner Louisiana av.
sel32awlm MURRAY & SEMMES
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We hear that IL was the intention Of the repub-
iicans to have fired salute at noon to-day. from
the Annoy grounds, IL permission could be OBJ
Gained from tue proper authorities, but II seems
the project fell Through, owing to failure to
Sohtafa OunN m SEASON
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NEW STORE. NEW GOODs,
~ MRS. NJ. SIMSON
Informs her numerous fire de aud the public gem
era!Iy tiat she Is row established a. her New N
Stor., No. III Bridge street, Georgetown ~
,wO doors above the old stand where m-y BE- *
loud as usua larga a5eortm INT of MfLLIN r.
RG DRY GOODS HOSIERY, and ENRROIO
ERiES, at the very lowest market prices
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between l. and streets north; has no ms
and a six foot passage, in good % der. A pump Of
good water In th' r.ar Of the lott and tie rent
$3.50 per month Possession given on the 18th.
inquire at No. $50 on l. street, of A. Dor LAND.
90 4 IL
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INCOLN HAMLTN MEDALS, at GLIB.
- SON'r. on Seventh St. l2H cents. Oc oct
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTMTS

q % s. CLOCK
~ LOCK So!
new, large, and elegant supply of CLOCKS
lust rece yed direct from the makers none rru,
better mad varra 7tcd 20 keep cor sect time DSI
and the striking part properly adjusted ri
Old & ot Ks carr fully eaned an repaired IL \
q n ode a,s charge. 60
Wsnled, Young Man II l4arn the business
&C IL St J, A. WATSON R.IJ.a .,
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At the republican wigwam on the night before
last there was a ugeiytime, after the following
DoSt. That well-knOwn . Original scobs'' re-
publican, Mr.. James " ise OF ths meal depot
Seventh street, and delegaus to the Chicago Con
vention, took occasion to refresh the memories of
Ihe newcomer and eleventh-hour wringers-in Of
Ihe wigwam upon the fact that be had been both
lV.se and wide awake in the earliest stages Of
seems to offer temp ping and luxurious display
OF Fat Offices " In tina perspective Mr. Wise re-
fsrred u the fact infefsntially that the Aforesaid
a. snug bsrths' were subject 20 the constitution"
q those republicans, and those only who had the
inside track az Csiesgo and who, Ike the speaker
NJ w proceeded 70 read On spite Of much per-
slsGent sBd superbundsnt appliance from the elev-
eath-hOus mea, who didn't appreciate bis posi-
tioR,b his son ginsl7 speech at Chicago, and was
bewas called to der, on the ground Of monopoly
az time at the expense q the political prospects Of
the nrv-eouIers- MIR w hogsyer, regained the
door; whea he moved sdditiona! plank In the
geps Oiiean platform, looking to the sbolition Of
slavery Ia this District Here. the enthusi asfis
orator was again called 10 order, on the ground
that the ship Was safe without any new planks
and that IL would be useless IL not dangerous
q slavery agitation !" Mr. Wise, having REDEEMED,
reiterated, and remodeled In more ultra form the
.. high ground he took AZ Chicago and having
exhausted ITO use his modest style) ssh.s feeble
eHorts rsio0k his seat and subsidized into an en-.
hlara ted state of equaninlity, doubtless with the
InarsLalship Of the District Of Columbia loomino
APP big Ga the future before bis fond visioa. :
q ALL PsKsOxs DESTROYS OF getting good eating
and drinking are respectfully Invited 20 call al
.<b~ater's Restaurant corner Of Thirteenth ST. aud
- Pa avenue, where they will always find great
vsn ETY. OF ediets, served up In proper style His
etoek VI b1assE and ssgars are pronounced as good
rs, II not superior to, any IN Washington. Call
sad try for yourselves.