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INTERESTING FROM MEXIcO.-The Vel)
Cruz correspondent of the New Orleans Plea.
yune writes that Mr.. McLane, our minister
received a cordial reception on his leturn to
that city, and that the other foreign minis tiers
intend to invite him to join them in an effort
to bring about peace between the two factions
In Mexico. The same writer says:
A false report reached the city of Mexico
that Vera Cruz had fallen, aud that all the
American vessels in the harbor were sunk
The minis tiers were so elated at the news thai
they went in a body to pay their respects and
congratulations to Lady Miramon, and imme-
diately set theMselves about to prepare the flr
ing of grand salute, the ringing Of bells, &c,
and also to make preliminary arran cement IS to
erect triumphal arches, while the ladies in the
meantime were TO make a crown to grace the
youthful copqueror's brow on his return from
the fall OF heroic Vera Cruz. This terrible
cheat was played upon their credulity by the
famous Carvala1, whe went to the telegraph
Office of San Martin, and with pistol in hand
forced the poor trembling operator to send the
above intelligence.
A correspondent of the N. Y. Herald, allud-
Ing to the ter rors which internecine war bring
on nation, says;
I'm the State Of Jalisco, a guerilla chief, but
OF no particular party, has been distinguish.
sideradon amongst the most noted Of cruel
savages. This ruffian, named Rojas, entered
the town of Teul on the 26th ult., and at once
set to work seizing the population, and burn.
ing and destroying the place. On the 9th, he
set to work shooting his male prisoners, and
kept at this business for. three days, until he
had pitched upon one heap one hundred and
sixty dead bodies. During this time he and
his men violated all the youngest and best
looking of the female population, sacked all
the houses Of their valuables, destroying them
afterwards, and stripped his prisoners of all
such articles of clothing as suited their fancy
The parish church of the place was first sack
ed and then burned, the priest taking the scent
in time and making his escape-OtherWise he
certainly would have suffered. From the ac-
counts we have, the whole affair was attend
ed with the most horrible and disgusting ex-
hibitiOnS of lust and cruelty
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Woollen Goods.-The Manches ter Cotton and
WOOllen Factory commenced the weaving Of
woollen cloths yesterday. ard will put in ope-
ration additional looms ~ fast az they can be
prepared and set to work. The striped cot
ton and oznaburgs of this mill stand as high
In Northern markets rs similar domestics
made elsewhere, and we have no doubt that
the coarse woollen goods now being manu-.
factured will be all that our farmers and
planters will deeire.
Manchester, above all other places In the
State, Is the best adapted to wOollen and cot
ton factories. Its water-pOwer Is unexcelled-
Its proximity to Richmond such us to afford
an excellent market for it's manu- factures-
and its convenience to shipping as good a.
could be wished. All that our neighbors need
to make their pretty village bloom and bios.
som as the rose, Is o free bridge and enter
prising capitalists to build factories and put
them TO work Richmond is growing so rapid
~ that her citixens must have conveniences
for living and doing business not to b. en-
loyed on the North side, and they must there.
fore look to Manchester for quiet, yet ceatral
residences. Will the Trustees stand by with
folded arms and see their town at stand
still, when, by trifling expenditures, they
could c:sen an avenue to improvement that
would speedily lead TO wealth. Let the peo-
pie OF Manchester look upon the question Of
a free bridge In business light--let them ex
anime into its advantages in time to como,
and few, If any. of them will be willing 70
oppose 1t.
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a hsrnrtt's Superior Extracts. for flavor
NJ rgusTARDS, PIES, BLANC-MANGE, ICE
s..a s.aLaAMs, JELLlES, SAUCES. &C., &C.. {pre-
nv. from Fruits Of the best quality, and highly
r.. sas attention Of Confectioners. Hotel Keepers
sHast sst Extracts. They nave ali the freshness and
nv " tee dellcate fruits from which they are
'EsSs'ss, ES g. and are Less expensive. Try them:
vi y yyh9lesale BY Jas. r. DUvAL, FISHER
aaes's generally. fe 76-3ms
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n The great drawback 10 persons emf
rs'tf To the extreme South and Western cOun-
ut.'siae lear they nave of the lever and ague-
!as most direiui OF all diseases. Every day we
asho persons attacked bv this disease and made
essss IN short time. without any means of af-
oldins rslie. In view of the great demand for a
'tmed'. pr. HosTETTER has presented his ceIe-
Iase bltteIs.' whose curative powers for all
ssaSsdssd The "Bittsrs," prepared after long
usetsnce and deep study. have received the en-
elials OF tue most eminent phv sicians, rs well
~ W. classes, from every part ot the country. Ia
tst'
vke. NH 16-lm
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"A The Great Virginia Remedy. and no
prs rssrs-pETERS' lNFALLlBLE REMEDY
~ " . aaIEnNNnRRHEE AND ALL SECRET Dis

rIsEs.-This great American remedy, contain
=. ae Merourai or Bslsnmic properties, exceis
,shse. restorative and renovating powers; and
"A, medlca. world are astpIished when told that
,ss s9ys remedy will cure the above diseases, and
ions Of the tsc.s. Bat the proprietor, who has
s,.va OF the remed, for twenty -odd years. has
SpoxH Of case of twenty years standing to he
restored to perfect health. and all other cases of
exception, ard therefore challenges any case of
GmnorrhrA which the remedy will not cure. pro-
v,ded the directions carried out with prudence
o. the part Of tine patient; and any one purchasing
nsf dozen bottles. and using accordingly, in his
OF heI case. he guarantees q perfect cure; and in
case of failure. Will furnish additional medicine,
nsnts, and cure will be effected without incon-
yeDsace 20 the patient.
Sold by APPERSUN r. DUPUY, No. 2Cl Broad
street, and d0.A.SrRECKER. q. A. Main street, Drug
rs.s agents for the city Of Richmond.
mh &-d6ni'
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Smddes EigAt.-A report is current about
the First Market, that one Of the tsadesmen Of
that neighborhood has lately decamped from
and taking in her stead young lady who had
been employed in his family rs eesmstress or
help. The pair, 1t 10 generally believed, have
gone North, but of this fact NO one seems 10 b
positively certain. Whether the report 10
founded In truth or not, NO one can now say.
a. the person alluded 70 has often left home
unexpectedly, and been absent several days.
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Anoshev St0isdls.-A gentleman named Mil
picked up and done for last Monday night, by
swindler. Mr.. NJ, ON his way TO the Theatre,
made the acq uaintance Of u tail, well.dressed
man, who accompa MED him, aud in the course
Of the evening got him to change q $50 note,
which has since proved to bs q counterfeit
o. course the "nice young man" will make IL
"gOod" ~ soon ~ he ascertai0S that no has
passed counterfeit.
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Posr.OyFIoE APFAIRa--Virgiaia.-A new
ot{lce is established at Whisse ms Mill, Rock
ingham county, and Isaac Whissen postmas-
ter supply special from HarrisonburE, Rum
ford Academy King William comfy, Inn 9;.ann ana
tinued. Henry's Mills. Halifax county, is re-
established; James w. Henry is appointed
postmaster. At Nebraska, Appomattox CO.,
VIM. ID. IIix, res,gnsd The site and name OF
P0well's Store, Patrick county, Is changed to
"Sandy Plaics.' ThOs. n. Aull postmaster,
vice VIM. Powell.
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n Coughs, Colds, HoaFseness, Gc.-The
prevalence oi the above ohpiainfs at this season
hs' .as effect of bringing out a host OF prOfessediy
Esny are useless aad some even danserOus. To
prevent Disappointment. the best course to pursue
IS % consult your family piy ys.c'an. or otherwise
hgpreved 10 be safe and 4ffioacions or this class
nTlLERS COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM
ARABIC. Orgluall, the tavorite prescription of
% snln'nt physician, it soon became a popular
ian, medicine, and without advertising, has
continued TO enjoy a growing reputation for the
a iseHi! Years: In all recent cases it acts like
charm; and IN chronic cases, Bronchitis, Hoop
unparalleled success, as most families will testify.
Sod By Fisher Winston. Meade & Baker, A.
&dtKer &c at Is cents per bottle, and in an cle-
kr bax Prepared by J. BALMER, Pharmaceu-
afi, Baltimore, Md. fe 4-3mS
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ROMAN CATHOLICS IN JEWISH FAMILrRs.-
The Rabbi Of the broadway Synagogue. in
Cincinnati, has addressed remonstrance TO
the Archbishop against the conduct Of certain
priesH OF nus diocese. 1t appears from this
statement that they have refused 70 grant ab-
solution TO some Roman Catholic servant girls
living in Jewish families, and that they only
consented to do SO on condition that the girls
should at once leave these families. He says
that II this course 10 persisted in, the Hebrew
merchants in the city will at once discharge
the Roman Catholic workmen employed by
tnem-some thousands in number.
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Public Bath. Houses are very much needed In
this city, and good ones would NO doubt pay
the proprietors handsome profits. Richmond
has fewer hath accommodations than aay city
of its size in the Union. One reason OF this 10.
that hundreds of private families have hath.
ing facilities In their houses. The great mass.
however, can afford none Of theso necessary
conveniences at home. but patronixs literally
public bath-house, where everything was
made 70 appear neat and inviting.
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made In 14oudOn for lhs perchloride Of iron
10 the amount Of 8, ,345 lbs per day Aetween ths
lat Of Nay and the lst Of Ssptsmaer, 70 .
used for the deodorixation el ~ Thnalesk to
which u expected 10 raeaF lron year % yeas,
until ~ mAia 1rainaGo WORKS % tho city are
completed. The peSchloTids b 70 ~ ealpsted
az eertain quantities dsjiy, IS the ouStsu of
the pfe1enS aeWers. - :"
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HEAVY RAINs.-There were very heavy
rain storms in Hampshire. CO., Va, last week
The Winchester stage, which left komney on
Tuesday morning. In crossing the South Fork
Of Little Capon, was swept down some 0is.
tance, when the horses fortunately gained q
footing and reached the opposite shore. There
were two passengers in the stage. The way
mail bag was swept ont Of the stage and
lost. The through mail was saved. On
Wednesday, the Stage returned to ROmney
h0ing unable to cross Tearcoat
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The WoMRN's CosvxxTIoN.-All the while
the chief preacher, the Rev. Mrs. Black Brown
pity of her husband, after being hard at work
all day among his patients, while she is always
away on these missionary excursions, spread.
ing the gospel OF wOman's rights. don't think
apostles of either sex ought to 10 married, and
that. pres ume, is the reason why listen with
SO much more pleasure to the lovely Paulina
Paul, and even to the hard faced Margaret ST.
Anthony, than to the fervent Mrs. Black
Brown. 1 was not disturbed in their case by
any compassionate thoughts OF pining babies
and foriorn husbands. But. then. DR.. Black
Brown had no reason to complain; for his
wife-I ought rather to say his partner-told
partnership, that he should stay at home and
take care of the children, leaving her at liberty
to 60 whenever and wherever she pleased, in
the fulhllment Of her great missiOn.-Dy. Old
ham.
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{; TaAsuY CoTx0x.-Ihs New Orisaas CORES.
non dent Of The OhaSleston OoaSier says - "A
jmportaat 16aspre In tho co0merciai and
lnsnctal moySan6ht this season, u the very
lafee amouot 81 cotton on hen4 that - utterly
upssleahie. learsAd, % excsllsnt authority
tie other evening. that this bod stock a@ounta
Il not nors. That is Asavy Load pr Artorl
An4 aeentA 70 carry" ss.s s.s.gss W. g. -
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Yowss nieres.-We noticed the fact yester.
day morniug, that on Sunday sfterno0n last,
Mr. Joseph ShArp's Office was broken into and
robosd Of email quantity Of candles, and
other articles Of but little value. YsstsSday
small % negro % bow. ~ wsrs .rrsiSned befors I The :
Mayor TO answer for the r0bhePy. The eyt-
dence Of ths guilt Of the parties was ~ con.
clastye. that the whits boys were sent 10 jail
and the negro noggsd.
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siding. the trial Of Joha L. Taylor. in1tc0eA
for the murder Of Wiilliam 0revss, wao oou1-
msnced yesterday. and most Of The witeeosas
examined. The argument will probahly b
concluded to-day.
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Tas HuxpoIpr BAr MAssAos.e-A, Il

THB HUNB0LDr BAR MAssAcnDo.-A short
paragraph regarding those tragic occurrences
appeared q few days ago. 1t 10 said that the
number killed was ffty five on Indian Island.
nifty eight on South Beach, forty ON South
Fork Of Eel river, and thirty five on Earle
Prairte-One hundred and eighty -eirht In N,
principally women and children, ma.sacred
In cold blood while sleeping In their huts. bv
white men-none Of whom have been arreeted
or are publicly known. A correspondent Of
Sun Francisco paper, writing from Hum.
boldt Bay, gives the following account:
For the last two or three years there have
been large settlemen to or lodges Of Indians on
wnas 10 called Indian Island aud South Beach
ooth OF which are within . short distance OF
this place-say mile. These lndians-a areat
many of them at lenst-have learned to epeak
the English Language so AZ to b understood !;
ana great many have earned an honest liy.
Ing BY working In town and among the set.
tiers There were not lees than ten or ffteen
alf.breed infants among the sqnaws, and ali
were living on the most friendly and In timate
terms with the whites, and had all been as
sured OF the protection Of the United States
garrison Of this place, commanded by Major
naines. In the midst Of this fancied seen.
rity, the two camps were rushed upon early
in the morning of Sunday, the 25th Of Febru.
ary, and literally and completely wiped ont
Hes. slr, my pen almost refuses to record it,
-
out OF existence in the short space Of one hour
from the commencement Of the hatchery; and
though you will hardly believe me. assure
You that every squaw and child was killed that
could be found. One man alone captain of
the band, boasted next day that he had killed
thirty women and children with his own
hand, or rather hatchet! Firearms were used
to very limited extent. but the work was
chiefly done with hatchets, iron bludgeOns
knives, &c. Next morning visited the camp,
and assure you that the scene was narrowing
and sickening in the extreme. Old So quaws,
decrepit and grey y-haired; young squaws, the
mother oftwo or three children, were lying in
a pile: Sometimes, and frequently, the infant
would be ortally wounded, and clineing to
the dead mothers breast. The stalwart bucks
lay scattered round quietly dispatched with a
blow from hatchet and a thrust or two about
the heart with a bowie-knife. Infants were
crawling around and hiding among the rub
bish, &c. Altogether it was the most sicken-
ing spectacle that ever beheld. And all this
was done within stone-throw of the U. States
Barracks
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FAxcrIuL WILL.-The Marquis de Ia Cous-
saye, who lately died in his villa, on the banks
of the Lake Of Enghien, four miles from Paris,
left rather eccentric legacy. He hequsathed
n sum Of O,OoO francs t0 the commune Of En-.
ghien upon trust, 10 pay the interest thereof
every year 70 some we'll conducted girl Tor her
marriage portion, but upon this condition, that
the maiden TO b annually elected shall, in the
month Of May, place . garland upon the tesla.
TORS tomb with one hand. while she receives
her fortune with the other.
CULruRE OF OoTToN IN UrAH.-The Nor.
mons have the virtue Of industry, Ii nothing
else They are turntag attention 70 the eul-
ture Of cotton. aud In Washington county, 800
miles South Of Salt Lake City, about I've ions
were raised the past year. One person raised
two hundred poapds Of ginnsd cotton on one
fourth Of an acre, and u u STATED that en- ter.
prisinR citizens are sending TO the States for
cotton gins, 70 work up the COTTON % - to
hrfna it into market. a
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The Hsssings Cosss spent yesterday 1n SAe
trial Of the Screamsrsvills rioters, Wlieh win
be contin ued sC.day.
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PROFESSIONAL. CARn0
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AND cOUNsELLOR Ar E1tk.

QGce on e0yaer Of Main and GOvevnoy sfreefs.
opposite PsreeH, Laid Z Co.'S Dvwg Sseys,
kIC0AONp. VA,
Attends Mayors Court, HustanEo Court, Circuit
Superior Court Of Law and Chanoery, cosrt Of
Appeals, United states Court and Nenrioo COantT
Courts. 10 prepared to give strlet attention 70 an
kinds Of Law Business.
r. .Has an elegant Room Tor rest, losssed n
one Of the most deslrsbe Dsrte of The city, sutM-
Room for two or four gsnfs. Terms moderate.
ap6-lm
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~ JANE A. WILLIAMS. II. D.. has re-
moved 70 Broad. betveen lat and FOushee ssfsesDs
south side, and 10 prepared n treat all fur0o OF
di:ease1 pecullar to CsInAies and chiidsen.
Especial attention Siven to the Dractloe Of Oh
ststricS. A ne-lmS
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THE LOSS or rim C0vY4UGHr.

BosroS, Wednesday. Of. 10 1850.
Tie e. o1rer Lamartine, from Novs.Sc2ri5, arrived
here to-day and reports that che fell in with the O1gn
ing steamer C.nDsusht On Saaday liga, Sbo vas
them f. macs Of h8me Remeined by her al Monday
1noui,g, Nhsu che went down with loud explosion
The OILY remnant, aeen Ho-i8a OF her s.erwsri were
L,st, bottom upward, aud low trunks, with other
light portions Of the O. elk, cargo, etc.
The pafsengers If tho e.. amer Counanght have held
q meeting, and gascj resolutions warmly cJmpi-
uepHuG Capt LtiLch, Lis officers aud =, aud a-o
Ca,t Wilson AID biz, crow JOY their noble c)Edle..
When tie Minnie Schiller arrived et her wharf
imuedi 10 steps were taken by Marc BIOS. n
Sweeney, agents o. the Galway Steamship Company
10 Ills city, % relieve tie wants Of the pass ugers.
They were iuIu.hcd VITA food and clothes OF
every description 80 once. Tho.e bound ont
Of he city wers freely iunrnei with rdii-
y,av tickets 70 their destination, and taoas r'moin-
INC hIe 9th bgsglirg b5lfes AMI money. Every
birg that was possible was promptly and caeorluily
done by ite agents.
H. c.li,q.suce Of tts ls7 Of tie Cnnluel' no
p'oamrr Win is4ys iHis port on She yid Iu1,. 'u'
Prince bbIt u ilI De- Ihe h'st steamer t5nNsF-i lrS
fr Cplvr.y 1ns splendid rcv riu'r LaiH.'sr,
v.I tstet H- Is.a o.. tne C.uIughr, apI leave G. I-
WAY tortbl r,rt NJv.m -l
CONT. I4.tb. officer. aGd .u l"ar7. VIII i..oa TO-
IrsIIl TO Cuset usx Weiac5dty
g. aaar5., tal1rs olj an,uea. Wil. SO od. By
ths Gapg ", ssI,ag on Saturday n1zt from New
York
E.uly 90 lave been agss,. 90 .'rtts a.i Of lho
vr.Att l.e-,.g.s .f,Ls C,Au.1 %. =. naming Ia ,Go
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may crueh al the 'hngs tina; vote may perpetuate
tn - besngs. That you may be equal TO tls re,pon
sbiis Of this question is the prayer Of him who ad
dresses you, and who now respectfully bids you fare
well.
Loud cheers followed Mr. Y,Dcey's speech, and the
audisI ce b sr iacidly 70 dspsI'. Amid the comic
siOp Marshal RyDd,rs proposed rCsodion Of thaahs
to the Breekinrdge Elsa5op hj had wi hirawn, con
grsna'ing them tnsir patriotism and love for the
Upon &c., which adopted by those who heard Il,
and what was left Of the meeting adjourned.
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.BROOK wv ITEMS.

Mr.. Horace Greeley viii speak tonight to the Re-
publcans of South Brooklyn, at their wigwam in
Court street, opposite Douglass.
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Markets-CAREFULLY REPORTED ToR TIE N. y. TRIBUNE
WEDSKsDAy, Oct TO- 1860
ASUES-Pos in less active demand a. IS 2 Pearls arc
steady II IS 81.
BEES aAX-Yeow IL in moderate request, and prices are
unchanged sales Of so n at e3d34c. for We,ts and $40
ssc for Southern.
COTTON-Tbs market IL E.esdy with sales OF 1900 bales
We repet former quotations The export bince 9th inst has
been 3l8 bales the sales FOR the period q go bale. in
GLIDING %, 600 from store We quote:
yfpx n.
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enough to casse death. He is a lsborsr. and works
along the docks. The Coroner was notified and the
prs wss committed to the cells to await the result
Of the nvestigaliop.
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KIrGs CoUsTY CIRCUIT CoURT CALESpAR, OF
ll-Nos 1877 I 1,2 1ia Ii l5 1i7, lE, l), IT, I53 1s5
l55, 49, 49, 16l, l62, IL, IS, 49, 100.
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The Hon. Luther C.. Carter snd Andrew Jackson
Keuble, esq., viii speak at the Greenpoint WigSan
20 utoht
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THE FrETUEN's Parade Engine Company No. %
OF Brooklyn viii turn NJ ninety men, with band Of
music, on Saturday night, for the Princes parade.
They have been at much expense in preparing, and
will make fine appearance.
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UNION Mass MRETEG IN TIE Cry HALL PARK.
"A mass-mee'ipg Of the opponents of Republicanism
under the call Ct the Democratic General COMMITTEES of
hiDg' County was held in toe City Hal Park, last
night for the purpo,e Of indorsug the Union Electoral
ticket and rafying the Regular Democratic State and
local nominations. Martin KalbAeisch, esq presided
end the usual number Of YcePrssidsuts and sscrea.
Iies were appointed. The following resolutions were
adopted;
Rsoed That heartly approve rs.ify aud confirm ths
action Oft Committee Of fsen appointed at he Unioa
ng the Cooper Ds te and pledge the tickle. prepared and
by them the erthusa support Of every
tive and patriotic eecor in the Always conservative County
King
BssoreS That The Sts,e ticket headed BY William Kelly 70
Governor Il such meet the appreciation Of GOOD cit
ard tn, siore promise Kings County will give it an old
fashion ed 81 'rty.
Reaird That the County and City ticket. hssdsd by HDgI
Mclaughlin for Sheriff. de.erves and snail receive hearty
support
sentative in Congress from the Second District one ht 70 b.
nsde
The meeting was addressed by ex-Jadge Dean o
Pougfkeepsie, Hon. John Cochrane Of New'York
Hon. F. b. SpiDoa Of Brooklyn, j. l.. Douglas, esq
ana number Of others.
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First CoECHEssloNAL DISTRICT The Union Bon
and Everett ueu oi tho Iat Congressional District
have nominated for Congress card Jonnin ys Of Suf.
fob TIE pemoc.ats have nominated =. Heary Smith
Of Suffolk. The vSo Conventions coald no. agree.
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Candidates not named above will O,lso US by S1P-
plying omissions, or 1ErctiI errors.
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SIN: in accordance With a request Of many Of my
Irish fellow, country oha,nle any champion Of toe -siln
uowNohing ticket discuss with the merits Of Che Rec
publican Fat and the Fusion ku5wNothiug ticket Of Dry
Goods paternity. Respectfully,
F. 8 LAMBERT, No - Broadway, y. Y.
Nor. YORK; oct. 10 1890.