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TAKE NOTICE!
IF You want WOOD and COAL (prepared in the
best manner at he lowest posi- BILE cash pricas 20
to BARCLAY 8 Wood and Coal DEPOT Hon;t
forget the place-No. 4s1 9Th street one souare
north Pa Avenue.
Coal thoroughly screened. Wood sawed Z, suit
everyone. A call 10 solicited. mar -eo,n
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l. new four story houses lately erected on sd
street, between and e streets north. Alec, the
Ing the City Fall square. These houses contain
all the modern improvements, and are desrably To-
ea5ed s For i terms &C., aPPly to BALDWIN 4
Attorney at Law, No. 40 La. avenus, near 9Th st.
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WEDDING CAKES, very pretty and very cheap /;
best Ice Cream and Water Ioss at low price, at
the Philadelphia Confectionery, corner 18th and F
et9. msrcInx
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THE DISTRICT MILIrARY.-It was rumored this
morning to the joy Of our volunteer corps that
the order for the reorganization Of the District
militia Is in type, and will be Issued bv the de-
partment to-day or tomorrow. 1t Is not known
what the orders are, but our volunteers are fully
sits6ed that Secretary Floyd has seen the disad-
vantages they have been obliged to labor under in
measures to relieve them
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CURED BY rHE OxycPN.rpn R,rrrps

!, CtRED BY THE OXYGENATED BITTERS.
r From zen. A. c: DoDGE, Delegate in Congress
fkom Iowa, now Minister to Spain
WASHINGTON, ID. C., May 10, 1880.
pDR. ego: b. GEEKN-Dfnr Sir: The 0rygenGtsd
me. have had mo t taiutary effect in nv CASE I
was troubled with Dyspepsia for four years during
Wits an o,ne tIidd many Esmedes int never met
e en- ment of good health, and hoee and believe
them as serviceable as have found them '' N'.u
With high respect your Obedient Servant
We commend the above certificate 10 ali those
who suffer from Dyspepsia, in any of its forms.
Try the O1ysendted BHfers before you say there is
SETH w: FOwLE Il Co, Boston, Proprietors.
Sold by their agents everywhere.
sac by n: Gilman, s. c. Ford, jr s. B Waite
y. StCtt, John Schwarzs Main Il Palmer, Wash,
lngtOn; and b. dealers ever, where mar ~ lwr
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STREET DISTINCTIONS -ltisupwards Of twelve
mohtns since more than a score Of the merchants
anu storekeepers on Pennsylvania avenue were
nheo at the nth district police Office for obstruct.
ing tne side pavement by the placing Of their
n,ooards, posts and awnings 50 as TO violate
sne city ordinance in that case made and provided
since then, although infractions Of that nance
On the avenue have been much less frequent in
IIactlons OF another ordinance prohibiting street
oosuuct,ons on the flag pavement have repeatedly
occurred, and in a certain street in the fifth Office
district 80 as to cause especial complaint at the
police office. On Saturday last, warrant having
peen served upon a citizen charged with this
onence, he appeared before Justice Thomson
who imposed light penalty upon the defendant,
who assured the justice that the obstruction had
been made by person in his employment con.
trary to the expressed directions of the defendant
1t may not be amiss to publish, inasmuch as many
citizens are not aware, or say they are not aware
OF the existence Of any ordinance prohibiting street
Instructions on the side pavements, that the or
dinance referred to was passed during the mayor
atty Of John T. Towers, and nav be found in the
Corporation laws passed by the Fifty-third Coun-
Gil, 1855 and 1856, section Is, p 49, Several war
rants have been issued during the present week
against persons charged witt drunkenness pro-
family and disorderly conduct in the streets Of this
district. In all such cases, where the charge was
sustained, Justice Thompson imposed suitable
penalty.
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SECURITY FOR PEACE.-Kate Homer was arrested
yesterday by officer Ieatman, for threatening to
break up the house of Belle Seward Ii appears
that Kate and Belle had misunderstanding.
wnicn resulted In the threats and that subse-
quently the dwelling of the latter has been twice
6om6arded with stones, and the superstition was
tnat Nate lnst1gated it. Kate was held to security
for peace in $500, by Justice Donn
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EOR ALE-A Young HORSE. nx y, srs old !;
- Gynsn ano perfectly gentle; o fine trsv- n
blood Bag, And black name and tail. InouireN
stoorner Of 18th and l. sts, mar Ia-Iv.
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FUTURE DAYS
BY ]. C. MCGUIRE & Co, Aucl

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF FRAME HOUSE
Il AND LOT on THIS Standby virtue of a deed
IN trust from Jas. Butcher and wife, hearing date
the ID day of August, 1854, and recorded in LIber
). A; IL NO: foIo S3i, ct seq, the suhscrber
day of March, la6o, at ~ O'Clock p m on the prem
Ises, the west hat Lot No. - in square No $50,
fronting IL feet inches on south g street. by l24
fee 8 Inches deep to public alley, with the i'm
provements, which consist of well built two-story
frame Dwelling House.
Terms of s.le: One half cash. nd the bs ance in
and IL months, with interest from the day of sale
secured Oy deed of trust upon the property and If
not complied with In FIVE days after the sale
the property will he resold, upon one weeks no.
uce, at the risk and expense OF the purchaser
All oonveyapclng at the ex pense of the purchaser
,CHAS s: WALLACE, Trustee.
1q-dSds L. O. MpEITfR 4 M 49,.
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FARM AT AUCrION.-On MONDAY, the
10Th inst, at O'Clock ?. M, the undersigned
WIN offer At public ga e, on the premises, his arm,
dwelling being In tde former, containing about 100
sores and being about miles from this city, az
from the George town aqueGuct, and Z from Alexa =
drls, near the Leeshurs turnpike, and the road
beading TO Georgetown and washington. There
are about s. acres well covered with forest, com
prlsIng an shundsnt supply of timber and fuel q
good proportion of bottom AID meadow land and q
hne thrifty apple orchard of more than 100 bearing
tres seiscted for thIs climate, and between fl ur
tut come into bearing, and on all of which the
lrnt te,Sewhere generally destroy ed Is atSIesent
safe. The lofty AID commanding situation of this
place, the best in this pect in the county makes
1t pecu larlT valuable for orchard purposes There
are, In airing, come choice Pears, chiefly Bartlett
and Seeksl. Cherries, Apricot and Plum: There is
a small flower garden well stocked with choice
Roses and ShrubberJ. The dws! ing is surrounded
with the shsce of original forest trees There is a
hue well OF pure cold water close to the kitchen,
Episcopal NJ ethodlst and Presby terrain and Baptist
ChurC he's, well as q Post Office and schools are
within convent ent walk ing dstanca, the pie bei
about mi e from the vi iage of Falls Church. The
buildings, house, barn, wood shed and granary are
smsll but new ard substantial.
The terms are Ons- haif tho purchase in hand the
remainder In equal payments of | and yesTs. Sale
mar IS d CHAS. II. UPTON.
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DOR RENT-The large fine three story BRICK
Il HOUSE, No 337 18th sire ct, second cor north
ofWinder's Building. For terms apply to J. F.
W0LLARD, at No. 81 ID street, betw cen 7th
and 9Th streets. fe Is eotf
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EOR SALE-A NEGRO MAN, a coachman
and isrln servant; He Is quick and Industrious
a caPitai breaker, Orderer and manager of horses
and competent 20 any possible ia -m work and the
MANAGEMENT of any machinery used on IA I'm, and
ls4' years Of age To a Southern gentleman re
curing an intelligent and very useful serv.nt Of
THIS description, for his own use. he will be
sold bargain. In order to get MIN good bome
his owner Will net sell him to a trader Please sd
dress Box No. IL Star Office. mar 81 If
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PARDON OF THE FIVE GERMANS CONVICTED OF
RAPE IN isSS.-The President yesterday signed
pardon for the five Germans convicted at the
March term, 1853 Of the District Criminal Court
Of a rape on German woman out on the BIa
densburg road, and sentenced to the penitentiary.
four Of them for twelve, and one for fifteen wears
The conviction was generally considered at the
time over severe, in view of all the facts of the
case. The men belong to Baltimore, and their
names are John A. Litter, David Frank, VIM
They are largely indebted for their release to the
exertions Of Mr.. H 6. Lorch, Of this city, who
has been instrumental in laying the necessary
documents before the President They are to he
liberated from the Penitentiary at 8 o'clock this
Afternoon. -
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
REMEMBER

HAT IL kGhN, %. 30 ra- avenue, south
SIDE, between 9Th and sts., is selling of his en-
tire stock of Fancr and Staple DRY GOODS at
cost, TO rebuild. This rs q rare chance 90 secure
Drs Goods a. first cost HIS stock is very large and
well assorted. Call cary and secure bargains
mar lest (IntelligenoerD
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FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET-The House
= no gao | street between 18th and 18th, eligl
bly, situated, convenient to the Avenue, and, being
In good repair, wi Ge let to good tenant on res
sonab.e terms. Apply at the house. mar 2'-5t*
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GREAT Book AUcrIoN.-Messrs Mcclure COM
menced yesterday their great catalogue sale of
books belonging to the late s. G. Deetb. commits.
Ing nearly one hundred and fifty thousand books.
The sale will commence each day at 10 O'Clock a.
m and O'Clock p. m, until the whole is disposed
OF; Inc auctioneer will purchase for gentlemen
who cannot attend in person.
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The DISTRICT IN CoNGREss.-In the Senate
yesterday. Mr.. Brown, from the Committee on
the District Of Columbia, to whom We're referred
the amendments made bv the House Of Repre-
sentatves to the bill to authorize the Corporation
Of Washington to make loan and issue stock or
500 900 for building a market-house, reported
that the Senate do concur In the amendments of
Tue House, with sundry amendments recon-
Laid over
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FOR RENT-Two Frame Cottage HOUSES,
Il containing rooms each, situated on Massachu
sets avenue between l4th and 18th sts Good wac
on the premises. Rert SO per month. For pa
tIcuars inquire 1T The brick house the premises
mar 10 81
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COLTON'S GENERAL ATLAS, CONTAIN
~ Ing 10 steel Plate Maps and Plans on III i'm
Ierisl folio sheets: accompanied by descriptions,
Geographical, statstcal, and Historicsl. BY Rich
ard 8. Fisher, M. D.. bound in cloth morocco bsck
and corners; $40. Whole number of Maps and
Psns l79, on les sheets and i6 letter pages.
For sale BY BLANCHARD MOHUN,
mar II corner 18th Ut, and Pa. av.
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FOR SALE OR RENT-A FRAME HOUSE
roums, situated on New JERSEY avenue, between NJ
and streets north. Terms moderate. Apply TO
J. ID. RfNARD, General Land Office, or on the
premises. mar otGff
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EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
4 PROPERTY-A small GRIST and SAW
MILL, with good Dwelling House and % acres of
ylile. Fairfax county, Va and but short distance
from the Alexandra, I-oudon and Hampshire Rail-
terms apply to X. w. BATES. Wood aud Coal
Dea!eI, corner c and I4th sts.; or to JOHN F.
BATES. Navy Yard. mar 2l-Ims
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INtNNEK AND SUPPER PARTIES"
LIS" can be accommod atsd with the most elegant
SUITS OF ROOMS FOR DINNER AND Sup
PER PARTIES.
And oil the delieaciss of the season will hs served
up daily at G. GATHERS
Saloon and Restaurant
252 Pennsylvania avenue.
MAJ IA Wa M3w Between 18th and 18th eff
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A FARM FOR SALE, or exchange for i'm
"A proved city property, containing about las
acres, with improvements. about 10 miles fem the
Centre Market Apply to T. f. BADEN, 4I6 eth
street near Pa. av. mar ~ 81.
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Five HUNDRED TRAVELLING TRUNKS
l.! = arrived This dag: embracing all quail ,EMu
Dress and Packing Trunks. Our trunk 9<lsA
saesroom exhibits at this ii the variety
of travelling requisites, at moderate prices. to be
fund this side II New York Al.o. every descrIp
zen ST. St kAniES' s HAT S0SEs, VALIcLS,
ID Old Trunks repaired or taken in exchange
WALL, STEPHENS & CO,
Trunk Sales Room,
mar 16-Stif (gtates.) 322 Pa. avenue
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A BALL DIsTURBED.-Last night ball came
on at what 10 known as the "Steuben House,
formerly the cold Depot" Our informer states
That quite company was present, but that a
number OF females were in attendance (no doubt
the most irreproachable character. we regret to
say that many pleasant parties composed Of our
Serman citizens are disturbed by those who,
Doasting OF American birth, forget that they de-
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SUPREME CoURr.-Yesterday. A. Austin Smith
Esq, of Washington city. was admitted an at
torney and counsellor of this Court. " ~
NO. III: The Orient Mutual Insurance Com
Pany, PlalntlH In error, agt. John s. Wright us,
OF Maxwell, Wright Il 20. The argument of thi
cause was continued by Mr.. Brent and Mr.. Ma,
Tor the defendants in error, and concluded bv M r
cutting for the plaintiff in error Adjourned.
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REMOVED.-J. r, B. SCHWARTZ not fees
Ia his customers and the public that ~
he has removed his PICKLING andi4N I.
OYSTER OPENING ESfABLlSH-SNES
VI EMF from the corner of 18th and r MY
stracts, to No. 4S0 18th street, corner
of Penn avenue. here he will be happy To serve
all who may call on him. 81 his usual reasonable
rates. Is II
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DRILLS OF TIE TARGET CoMPANY.-The Target
Company organized in the City Police force is
being rapidly fitted for future parade. They
are bsing instructed by Serg't aajor obinson and
Serg'ts Hamilton and Buckly, every other day
In the school of the soldier, the squad and COM
p1ny drills, at the Columbian Armory The
company drills are under the direction Of Major
Robinson, and he has generally from sixty to
seventy-ive men under command and they begin
70 understand very well what is expected of them
ana perform the duty cheerfully. Upon asking
one OF the corps what was the object of the organ
ization. he replied with grin that it was with
view OF grand TURNOUT soon after the first of
June.
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COLUMBIA INSTITUTION FOR THE DEAF AND DUMB
AND THE BLIND From the annual report Of the
Hon Amos Kendall, the President Of the Institu-
ton, for the year ending the Both Of June it
appears that during the year the Institution re-
ceived from private subscriptions 1915; that the
entire receipts from Government private subscrip-
that the expenditures were 50, 81, leaving a
balance on hand Of Si62,73 The number of
pupils under instruction during the year was
twenty-one-fourteen deaf and dumb, and seven
blind
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FOR SALE AND RENT

k'Oh KENI-A FARM, of about 70 acres. a
y mile from the Laurel Station On the Baltimore
Railroad. tbs In very healthy and convenient
location, and has on it comfortable dwelling
mouse and other buildings, excellent fruit good
water, dc. Price Si6n to the LIST of Jan. next The
Place IS also for sale. Inquire of w. F. g. through
the Washington Post Office. mar ELSIE
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NFFICE or THE NV YORK AND ViR-
GINA SCREW STEAMSHIP 49,
MRS. III. A. WHIP

A1ANi M L,.csted n. No. 3zS x n str set south.
between z and ID streets, wen respectful ly cal
the attention of the cltzers Of w asiugtnn ~ nsv
STYLE az PEARL PAINTING and LEATHER
WOKk which abe viii teach on the most reason
able terms and pledge hsrselfta give entire tatis-
action IN i've lessons. SPECIMENS csn Re seen IVY
calling at her residence. mar 10 eolms
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DIDN'r COME uP.-Last week the proposals for
grading and graveling Seventh street from Mary
land avenue to the Potomac river were opened
and the contract was awarded to VIM. Chambers
The sum for which he pro posed to do the work
was regarded as greatly below the cost work by
old and experienced contractors and the bidder
did not make his appearance to give bond, conse-
quently the work is again opened to contractors
The sum named by MIR. Chambers was 81 1906 ~
Ii Is large job, and the improvement is of gen.
era importance to the city, well as to property
owners in the Seventh Ward.
A RARE CHASCE.-See the advertisement of the
farm Of Mr.. c H. Upton for sale, in another col
umn The situation is one of the most desirable
in the country, and 10 Indeed unsur passed in this
vicinity-the house stands In a very commanding
position, the neighborhood is healthy, the sur.
rounding society most desirable and the access to
Washington and Alexandria unsurpassed For
an hours drive Of Washington, on a highly i'm
proved little farm, such another opportunity may
not soon again occur.
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FLOUR-sales 1900 bbls; at S5,s5@5,45 for SUI
perne statei S5,55a5,65 for extra satei S5,3g5,45
for superhne westerni S5,o5695,IO for common 10
medium extra westsrpi and s5ia0e45go for shipping
quiet aud firm, but Oniy very moderate demand
both for export and home consumption. Market
closed quiet with holders generally disposed 10 re-
al2e.
CANADIAN FLOUR-sales of lsOO bbls at $3.50
17,50 for common to choice extra. Market may
be quoted a trihe better with scarcely SO much do
RYE FLOUR-sales at ss,5G94 20 for common
to choice supertne. Market steady with mod
crate business doing,
CORN lIEAIs-Sales Of 100 bbls at S3,4O9e3, 80 for
Jersey; S3,750g3,sO for BTundywine. Quiet.
WHlsA N-Sales 80 hbls at 2lt4s02lb6c, closing
dull at the inside price Market rules quiet.
WHEAT-Sales of 360OO bu Milwaukee club part
% arrive, az li33g lat; 500 Racine spring a. Sls3
1890 bush Chicago spring at 80 l3f go bu white
Kentucky at Sl,55Gl,60; lU00 bush red western at
Sls40 Shippers are less anxious to purchase while
holders generally are disposed to insist upon full
prices The private accounts from Europe are ia
RYE-salesa at sec. Market heavy aud lower with
BARLKYESIarket Dnli and nominal Sales Of
500 bush barley malt at IS.
CGRN-Sales of $500 bnsh at 6sc for round
lQc for round yellow, and &c for inferior whithe
NortiSrn- Market scarce and firm with fair de-
O1,Es-sais= s7@4Oc for western and Canadian
PORK-Sales $50 bbls; SIS, ,S79 50 for new mess
SllO for old mess; S3625 for new prime; Sl2 50 for
old do. Market quiet, but very firm.
BEEF Sales 800 bbls at S494,25 for country
prime; S4,5O95 for country mess; SS@l0,50 for re-
packed mess, and Sll 2aaL250 for extra mess prime
Market dull and heavy.
Quiet and trm.
BUTTER-sales at lO@lsc foI Ohio, and H@2Oc
Tor state. Selling slowly.
CHEESE-ssles at 7d9io7Sc for inferior to prime.
Market steady.
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Last Nights Report.
C0NGREssIONAI-ExTRA SESSION.
WASHINGTON, June 26.

C0NGREssIONAIl-EX SESSION.
WAsHHaroS, June 26.
SENATE.
The Senate was called to order at noon today
After PRAYER. the Presidents proclamation to
convene an extraordinary session was read.
Mr. Hale offered 3 resolution, 20 which Mr..
Mason objected, fixing the daily hour Of meeting
at 10 O'Clock.
On motion Of Mr. Bigler, committee was ap-
pointed 70 wait on the President, to inform him
that the Senate had assembled and was ready to
receive any communication he may be pleased to
make.
Nr. Hale offered a resolution that the Post
Master General be directed to ascertain and re-
port TO the senate, at an early day next session,
the number and names Of the post ofices where
letters were delivered By carriers for the wear
ending the c0th Of june inst and the number of
letters delivered, the number OF persons employed
as carriers ana their respective compensation;
also the number and names Of all post Offices
where box rent Is collected the aggregate amount
Of rent thus collected and the rate per box charq-
ed ct each once respectively; also whether any
and il eo--Tnat e1tra telrqe & made at the
post ofhces for depogitng IN the same box letters
for more tnAn one person, and the maximum rate
thus collected for q single box; that il be also
aeeerfeined ana eported whether the practice ex-
istB q any pest once Of distributing and deliver
ering letters to box holders prior, IN point Of
time % the distribution aud delivery Of letters to
ron -boxholders; and whether the practice exisfg
OF neQlecting 70 deliver letters to the persons 10
Who's care they are direoted-and IL II does. the
cause Of such practice.
m. Fules o6jeeting, the resolution lies over
Mr.. Mason offered 2 resolution looking 70 the
despatch Of business. which was adopted. reap
pointing the iefe Standing COMMITTEES; also, that
All buiinEa Of an executive e1araelei De raiefTeG
% them, with the like power as possessed hereto
fore. ett.,
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BRECKENRIDGR sERENADED.


A large body, accompanied by band ofmusic
proceeded tonight 10 the residence Of Mr.. Breek
enridge and serenaded him. He, In response 70
repealed calls, appeared, saying he felt deeply
the manifestation Of friendly regard, and accept
ed e ag an approval Of the proceedings at Balti
more BY which the National Democratic Conyen-
ton presented his name and that of his gallant
and hlnorabie friend, Gen. Lane, for President
and Vice President Of the United states.
Senator Davis followed in an eloquent strain
on the personal and public character OF Messrs-l
Breckenridge and Lane -
The Democratic was not the party which seeks Ter
speech rests itself upon the claims OF men, When
Mr.. Van Buren proved untrue they cast him on as q
diseased member and when, at more recent period
a Democrat proved recreantl u remained Tor the
ffum the body. Let the epoilsmen 60 where incll-
nation leads them. Tho Democrats honor Mr.. Bu-
chanan for all he has done and cast the compliments
ol ofhce seekers @ the wind De spoke OF the Con
principles under which Breckenridge aud Lane Will
b elected, Applause
Messra. To0nibs and Hallstt followed
me procession repaired 10 broWne hoteii Wnere
an immense crowd had previously gathered. zen.
Lane appeared and rendered his thanks to the As
sembly Tor these manifestations oi their kindness.
the Baltimore Convention he was man whom he
had long known on the battle field and in the coun
cilE Of the nation, and he felt h0uored By being
placed on the same ticket with him. He Lane ac-
capted the nomination Of the National Democrats
assembled az Baltimore, and with them believed in
theelusl rights Of the States under the CONSTITUTION
country, and for the perpetuation Of the Union be
was ready to lay down his life.
Gen Lane was loudly applauded throughout his
speech.
M Fancy followed, saying that the country was
IN crisis from which it the duty Of the DemOc-
racy 20 retrieve it he spoke a. considerable length
and was tfequently applauded-
Ihe demonstration was continued beyond mid