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RELIGIOUS LIBERrYIN ITALY Perfect religion,
noeTtY Tor all Protestan's has been proclaimed by
.re Legislaiive Assemblies Of Parma, Modena
Tuscany and the Legations-Naples. Vsnstis 80
ns fapsi states being now the only remaIninS
n a OF Italy IN which the free Organization n
T,o.eint congregations are still forbidden
h,seI. ar rfsoytery OF the North Of Italy, en-
Pau and the Cantons '"aea' "iofaitar
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CERTIFIED LIST OF RAILROAD GRANT.
Commissioner Of the General Land Office has Ger.
tiled to the Secretary of the Interior for approval
lists embracing 1874 acres of land, free from
interference, inurng to the State Of Michigan
under the act Of June 3, 1856, for the Marquette
and OntOnagon railroad
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Foreign PAssPoRTs-From the LIST Of Januar,
10 tbs LIST July, 200 passports were issued from
the State Department, about three ffths of then
TO naturaiized citizens. The number now beIns
Issued Is comparatively small
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WE WOULD call particular attention to the com
munica'ion in our local department to-day, IN
regard to the use Of the check rein on horses L
should be read and pondered by every horsemar
into whose hands the pa per falls.
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III Charles Jeffard under arrest In New York
on charge Of numbering his step-father, Mr.
Walton, is twenty years OF age, and native
OF this city
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fSFEoHnI.

800 Senator Jefferson Davis is in New York
80 Harvard College has conferred the degree
Of LII. ID. on Lord Lyons.
80. Paul Morphy, after passing a few weeks in
New York, will take his final departure for paris
which be intends to make bis permapeut home
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II The health Of New Orleans, despite the
hot weather, continues to be all that could be de-
sired.
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jyIs WALL & BARNARD. Auot.
By ]. c. MCGUIRE n CO, Auotioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
u ERTY on CAPITOL Hill On FRIDAY AZ
TERNOON, August Inth, at O'Clock. on the
premises. bv virtue Of q deed Of trust, dated No
vember sd. 1855, aud dU recorded among the lSnd
records Of Washington county, 4 shall sell tn
eastern pat OF Lot numbered seventeen, m square
numbered seven hundred and twenty -nIne 'front.' IL
twenty seven feet on East Capitol stre.t betW cen
First and Second streets east, running back eighty
ments thereon.
Al sonveyancng st the cost of the purchaser.
Terms: One half cash; bslauoe IN aud II
months, vi h interest, secured by deed OF trust
oE the property.
John HEPBURN. Trustee.
jy Is eO&ds ]. G Mc6 UIRE CO, Auots
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II The Alexandria Sentinel has declared In
favor of Breckenridge and Lane
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ADJUSTMENTS

~ L ODU ELLUWS HALL.
"A SATURDAY EVENING, July q.
IMMENSE DISTRIBUTION OF PRESENTS!
80 ID E UTIFUL GIFTS
For the patrons of the
Nj L s + IN OF ARTS!
The management of ThiOdon's Museum of Arts
Will present to their patrons, on SATURDAY. night 80
Beau ltul Gifts, consisting of
GOLD WATCHES,
SILVER WATCHES,
Superb Set of SILVER PLATED WARE
Beautiful SILVER PLATED FRUIT BASKET
JEwELRY, BUoUTERIE, &c, 40
Tickets of admission, TO all parts of the hall only
% cts; for sale AT II. Semken's NO $40 Pa ay.
where the presents may be seen. Doors open al
half past Z; commence at g. Nv 20
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T. FREE CONCERTS.
LRNST LOEFFLER, Netc York arenns BE-
t,retH LIST and 2 streets, would TespeStfally ~
state 20 the publlo that A CONCERT ofllA&
SELECT MUSIC will be given everT MON SH2
DAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS during the
season, at his Pavilion, commencing at 8 O'Clock
and ending at 10 .. m. Previous to the Concert.
the saloon ia open TO those desiring to while
away a few hours the may dance. ICE
CREAM. WATER ICES. and every description
of CONFECTIONERY always ready at city
prices.
Parties desiring the Gardens for Pic Mic Dur
poses, are requested 10 give G day or two notice.
je Is Sun
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The Presidents LATE SPEEcH.-The Breck
inridge National Executive Committee have, it II
said, made arrangements for printing 500, OOt
copies OF President Buchanan's recent ratification
speech.
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OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND SEALER
" OF GAS METERS

,,o WASHINGTON July 10, 1850
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That. agree
ably 20 The provisions of the ,dinanoe of the Cor
poratIon approved May " 1857, the UNDERMINED is
now prepared, wi eheyer required in writing and
examin test, prove and ascertain the accuracy Of
registration of any meter in in this city -
Every meter, ffound Incorrect will be oondem ne
and another, sealed and marked as true. viii be
set In it's place; If proved to be accurate in It's
and s. air put in posi- ion for use
once No $40 Seven street, (near Odd Eel
loW~' Eal t.pen from .. m To 5 D m
CHARLES W. CUNNINGHAM.
~ Is Inspector and Sealer II las Metar.
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The PUBLIC LANDs.-The number Of acres en-
braced in the proclamation, now published once
week in our columns, for the public land sales
in Minnesota in October next, is three millions
and three-quarters In 1853, seven millions were
offered but owing to the pressure and intercession
OF settlers, all except seven hundred thousand
acres were withdrawn. year ago. Of the two or
three millions Of acres offered for sale, the lands
Pre-eHPted were omitted as further relief to the
settlers The rule is that the oldest surveyed lands
are first offered. The number Of acres included
in the proclamation for sales of lands in the Ter
ritories Of Kansas and Nebraska, in August, is
seven millions.
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TIE WKATHER.-The following report Of the
weather for the morning Is made from the Amer
lean Consolidated Telegraph Line to the Smith.
sonian Institution. The time Of observation is
about O'Clock
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barometer at the Smithsonian at "a m, fcor-
reoied Tor temperature 20, $50; at noon, 90 925
Maximum during "a hours ending 0 .. m, To-
day, 90; minimum 73'.
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rr Fifty men have been indicted at F,ed.,-
'cksourg, Va, for playing game called keno
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BY .GREEN, Auc,ioDeer.
By WALL 4 BARNARD. Auction ,ers.

ISLAND AMI AOATHERN LIBER rIES
IL BUILDING isoTs AT AUCTION On THURS
DAY ArtE RNODN. 2sth iust ats O'clock v =
wall sci on the pr mis- ., Los NJ. 6, 7. and D.
IN "a Uaie asa rIiuHt IN the must ,msroVlng pa Z
OF he Island, on south u a d X, bgw On 6th an
7th streets west Ana on FRIDAY AFTER
NOON the 27th inst at O'Clock, on the prem
lses. the NOTtaeru ineTty Lots, No. g. and S. Of
Davidson's tut d. tyson # square So. .ItuAted on
Tens: One-fonrth oAsh: balance in 6 70 and Il
ponths with interest, secured By deed Of trust on
the premises.
jyIs WALL a BARNARD Apot
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The DEPARTURE OF A PORTION OF THE CAP
TURED AFRIcANs.-F. ]. Morens, u. S. Marshal
for the southern district of Florida. under date
Of July H. informs the Department of the Interior
Of the arrival at Key West, on the 2Sth ult, In
the ship Castillian, Of the three vessels char
tered by the American Colonization Society, for
the purpose of transporting to Liberia a portion
of the Africans held in custody by him. On the
day of his arrival, be delivered 376 Africans and
on the day following 81 more, making a total of
400 The Castillian left that port on the Both of
June. The other two chartered vessels had
not reached the port at the time of writing. and
he awaited their arrival with great anxiety The
mortality among the Africans continued without
abatement, principally from the cargo of the
bark William, the second vessel captured by the
cruisers. The whole number of deaths up to date
of both sexes, was 2oO
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BOARDING.

Roar DlNG.-Three or four single gentlemen
- can be accommodated with b ard IN a private
fam on the Island 1t is the pleasantes, Location
on the lslaad, and nearest point TO the CITY. Adj
dress II II. Il H., City Post Office. jy l8-lws
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III y =
l. HE Proprietor would-were II possible-induce
above Cordial.
IL uniformly gires the child sleep, eorrsets dts
69tcsfS and breaks ats T.rer an the summer Com
plant consequently the parents are NOT dsprirsf of
their usual rest at night.
Were tn power of this medicine known in New
York Add other large CT les as il is m WASHINGTON
city, the demand would be grea',
Ia Dysentery, DiarrhPa, and Cholera Morbus il
Is above price.
Will you, my fellow citizens for your own
sakes, put the truth of this statement to the Sc
verest test! invite you t., do so.
For sale, wholesale and retail, at Ford's Drug
Store, corner 18th st. and Pa av
jy l8-5t RICHARD THOMPSON.
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TEE SECOND ANNU

TRE SECOND. ANNUAL Sc; SION OF
Il MT. j. COMBS English and Classical
High school Will commence ON the first Monday
j. September next. Applications should be made
IN July as the number Of pupils is limited. For
esldence, No 500 Sixth street, near New York
avenue. iylI-eoSws
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

THR PoLIcY OF THE DousLAs PARTY Is evil
IDENTITY to compass the election Of Lincoln by the
people. While II Is avowed openly and earnestly
by not few Of the most conspicuous Of them
here. as being what they intend to bring about IL
they cannot elect Douglas, 1t Is just as manifest
in the sweeping Misrepresentation of the points
involved in the difficulty between the two wings
Of what was lately the Democratic party, recent.
ly put forward from their executive committee
rooms in this city, which, by-tbe-by, 10 under
stood to be from the pen of Mr.. Pugh, Of Ohio.
Mr. George N. Saunders, of New York city, has
also undertaken to instruct the Douglasites Of
Kentucky, in which State he was born, and lived
when youth, to the same end He advises them
plumply, TO vote against the Democratic candi-
dates In their approaching State election, in a
letter he has modestly taken occasion to publish
over his own name. Mr.. Richard Vaux, a lead
Ing Douglasite Of Philadelphia, also a Demo-
cratic party elector, publishes similar epistle to
the Douglasites Of Philadelphia. AL this is in
excellent keeping with the advice and instruc-
tons sent by Douglas himself from this point
during the progress of the last Congressional
elections In the non-slavehOlding States. He
then took occasion TO induce his supporters to
support the Republican candidates wherever the
Democratic candidate might not be an adherent
Of his own. In the South, such advice as that
above referred to will effect nothing this fall;
insomuch as ere the canvass be half over, the
evident purpose at the bottom Of II on the one
hand, and the rank abolitionism and intense
hatred to the whole South which will form the
staple Of all electioneering for Douglas at the
North, will render him quite odous in all
the Democratic party States as Lincoln can pos
sibly be.
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JUST PUBLISHED.

~ JUST PUBLISHED.
AN ESSAY on the Figure and surface dlvi-
slons OF the Earth, it's Geological and Meteroosi-
Gall Phi 'nomsna and its Astronomiesl elements,
By Professor Samuel E. Coues, WASHINGTON, ID c.
Modern Painters, vol 5, completing the cele
brated work of Jonn Ruskin, M. D., coutaiaing
Formal and Spiritual, with oopiOus and most beau
tlful Illustrations, SIS 81.
OIlDgdean Grange, q tale of the Southdowps by
William Harrison Aims worth. SIPS.
The ltiustrate Horse Doctor, being an accurate e
and detailed account, accompanied by more than
40 pictorial repre- entations Of the Narous dieases
20 which the Equine race are subjected: together
with the latest mode o. treatment and all tbs re-
qu,slts prescription vrltten In plain English, by
Edward Mathew. $50. -
A course OF six lectures the various Forces
OF mater and their relations 10 each other, by
Michael Faraday So CENTS "
For sale at Meteopoitiau Book Store,
PHILIP Il SOLOMON'S, $50 Pa sv
Sole Agent for Lavrence's StationeTy iy 10
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LOST AND FOUND.

STRAYED OR STOLEN-From the smith O
~ man Grounds, a small VIVA
rroNEf1: suitable reward will be given In
turn TO the Smithsonian Institution. iy03t
CS REWARD Lost on Wednesday. JuIy 70
0C coming from Frederick ST., Georgetown. 10 Nj
ano .5th kts:, Washington, a handsome GOLD
BHACE LII L, with three cameo sets The finder
VIII please leave II at SOTHORON'S Drug store
GeoIgetown, where they will receive the above re-
~at1. jy 10 St
u LECTION BOOK, on the Bank of Metropolis
containing cont three notes-one drawn by George Ar,
nold, sixty days, for $50, endorsed by ri. w Til
ley and myself: one drawn by Charles Klotz at
sixty days for sS 50, endorsed by myself the third
note rs rot IecOllected. Supposed TO he dropped
pear the west Capitol gate. A persons are eau
tloned against negotiating for the same suitable
reward will be paid If required upon their delivery
10 me. S p, FRANK IN
/ jy 1877 Corner of 9th and ID streets
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

EXTENsIvE SALE OF HARDWARE.
Ia CRoCEERY. GLASS, woOD. AND Willow
WARE, FURNITURE. &C AT AUcTIOS.-On MON
DAY. July sd, a. 10 O'Clock q. IN sha sell ~
Store No lS3 Pennsy lvana avenue, b. tween 18th
and 2Oth streets, Fret Ward, large ttook Of tho
above named artlcles, consisting 81
ivory, Back, and CoooA-handled Knives and
Plated AlData and other spoons and Forks,
A fine assortmen nj Of MechanIos' Tools and Hard
vas,
Farming and Garden Implemeuts
Ensmeleo Kettles, housekeeping Requisites and
Hardy are,
China and Granite T "a Sets. - an g pitoeg,
StvD- china rates aid DIsnes, ell tIZ o.,
Tumblers, 6oblsts, Wines, a. d len onades,
Toilet Sets, white snd colOred, Ewers aud Basins.
Preserve Cans and Ja-E.
A large iot of Tin Ware.
T~o handsome suites Psrlor FurnIture.
Curtains, Hair Ma tresses Oilcloth, &c.
ferns: All sums al and uudeg g. cash: over
SIS, credit Off, 5. en- months, fOf approved
dgTssd nOtAf, ncaTing inter 81
W lo-St A. GREEN. Auof.
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SELLING OFF AT COST.

- AT COST,
In order TO decrease my eek have determined
70 close out the balance of nv SUMMER CLOTH
respectfully invited to call at No. $50 Seventh 81
opposite Post Office, and the great reduo in
Summer Clothing "
WANTED-To have every body know that they can
purchase their Summer Clothing mt cost al No 400
seventh st., opposite Post Office. iy I2-Im
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I AWTON

IL BI.ACKBERRIES.
Families wanting this very fine variety of Black
berries Will be supplied by leaving their orders a,
tho store of Clagett & Dodson on MONDAYS, Wed
Iesdays and Fridays.
iy % 81 n CI ACEsr,r
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THE STEAMER, PHENIX Win leave Bro
hers VIVA NAVY Yard on 6...
SUNDAY, 22d, for ALEXANDRIA, e. &A
az o'clock P. m Returning, leaven<11k<a.ss<s
AleXandTla At 50 p. III; Round trip tickets p cts
children hail price. The PhenIx can be chartered
river. VI Wv
jy 2, 2t. JOHN w. THOMPSON. Agent
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AIRD's ENTAL AIR.

MR.. j. VI. BAIRD-Dear Sir II have in use one
o. your Dental Chairs; and far as comfort and
convenience TO either patient or operator il CON
ce,ned, nave no hesItatlon in pronounclng 1t one
Every position required il quickly and easily
o5ta nd The adjustible qualities of The head
rest the self adjusting foot b. ard attached to the
chair, together with the eff ctve mannar of RAISING
and depressing the seat, all new and simple IN arr
rangenent, renders 1t what tho profession have
operating chair.
q. A. DALEY, No. $50 Paa-.
The above chairs for sale. Also BARRIER
INVALID AND RECLINING CHAIRS to-
the shop of w. q %. BALIAUFF,
IT 9th st ne.r E., Washington ID G.
GUM PACKING,
HOSE, PIPES &c.
We have for sala, low, the above Articles AIso
Couplings for Hose. Leather Betting. yarious
sizes, and Lace Leather.
Jy 1884, CAMPBELL d SON 35I Pa ay
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THE NATIONAL GUARD BATTALION
Il take pleasure IN a nOuncing TO their "a
friends, null airy and civic, that gements 81
are complete for grand PIC NIC-At AR-E
LlNGTalN SPRING on MONDAY, I'D inst -
WIthers' brass and string band are engaged and
Ia addition To hne music, good ia lcInS and expe-
Tienced nOoT ma agerS, the fol- x gentlemen
have very kindly accepted an invitation TO sing in
concert. ani VIII, during tn. Intermlsslons of the
O'Brlen, Thos. Stone, Andrew Bal w. Hawk
J. w. Humphrey. O'Donnell. The boat from
Georgetown VIII run as usual Ia ting from the
Aqueduct commencing At o'clock. Omnibuses
from 9TH ct and Ia. av same hour and every hour
during the day Tickets 81 cents. admitting a gen
tleman and ladies' TO be had of any member Of the
.nrn-N
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bN y EhNlIIWII0NIs
GALE OF SHOW CASES. AND STORE
2st inst ~ 10 Ociock - m shall sell. on seventh
street, next 20 the neT Of street. viz
4 Large show Cases Counters, she wing, Win
dovs. Doors, &C. &c
The attention Of those wanting 20 hK up places
for business val End it % their ADVANTAGE 20 ~
tend the sale. -.
ir L. q A. EREEN. Aurt-
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BOSTON ICE.
UUST received per schOOners r. Gillian, MARY
II. Banks, New Jersey, Beulah, and g. W. HOtt
Fourteen Hundred Tons best quality BOSTON
ICE. L. J. MIDDLETON,
Z0-eCH Office a nd Eets
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MANtGsRs OK PAT 7 OF MILITARY.
MAJOR J. DAVIS, Captain Schafer,
malor }. A. TAFT, Captain King.
captain Towers, Captain Balhach,
captain Peck, Captain Duhant
captain Mclaughlin, Captain hollingsvorth,
captain stevens. Captain Watt.
MANAGERS ON PART OF CITIZENS
H9l; J. q. Berret, VIM. r. Bayly ESQ.,
" u. Dom, Esq, Jos. Brown, Esq,
g. Powell, Esq, w. Sihrey ESQ
lhos; Fisher, Esq, w. III. Ward, ESQ.
Klch'd II WaIlach, Esq. ]. F. COyle, Esq
X Teel, Esq, C. punnington Fso
A. W. Miller. Esq, Il. Morgan. Esq
y. Ober, Esq, X. A. Clarke, Esq
49, CoAGITTBR OF ARRANGEMENTS.
Lieut. Alien, Llent. Iackey,
sergeant Mchnvey, Sergeant T. nuffey,
Jones', p. Morgan,
Private + BaTtle, Private w Whelsn.
. BIZ. Lloyd, b Kilmar5in,
J Hess, J Moran
J. Holbrook; Rara1
Hunt, r B,oderick,
Gsster, L. Philips,
Nv I7-5t
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RAREGE ROBES SELLING OFF
= AT HALF PRICES
stock of Ba eye and avn obeS 10 he 40 d thi :
Sea on, mtny at Han Prics These ara great
LADIES'. l. w. CIII.i n 4 ~ "
jy l9 ST 523 Seventh AZ ahoys y, '.v
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

ByA GREEN. AuctIoneer.
Six FINE WHEAT FANS AT AUCTION,
- ON SATURDAY, the 2ist lnst ] shall
sell on account Il whom lt may concern, ~ nv
Auction store No s2S Ne zenith street, ~ 10 O'Clock
a m, for cash. on satisfactorily endorsed notes
bearing interest. att ard months
SIT fine iarge NV Wheat Pans. which viii clean
ninety bushels 20 the hour.
Sale positive hue opportunity for Farmers
iSisa A.. GREEN, Auct.
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e., and the bills become law IcswltLstAndiaS
TIE objections Of the Governor. He was nxs-
wise the leading advocate If the West Washing
ton Market bill, making speech IN it, favor,
bcta On its first ard final passage ard after Il
bad beer vetoed by the GoverrtE. Ills csei'
sions IS presiding Cf6oer during TIE last three
hours Of the session Of that remarkable BODY
VIXEN the A.rnshouse bill was under ccr3sd.ra'
tier, are witAout parallel in the history OF sees
lativc bcdies.
This record seems to tie satisfactory to nc
EepUblisaus Of Oswego, who have romina1a
hin We se told, bY exclamation. Their actto~
may be taken as another evidence that the re-
pLl Leans Ct TIE interior Of the State intend 70
continue their raid upon the rights Of shh city
1t appears, from the nominations that are being
maze throughout the State chat the ptsAns
AID generals those wto rarshalled on tae k0U
II tne last Infamous Legislat1re-aTe al. ieiA9
reaominased. whilst the rank and file are - :
iec.et. This II doubtless il accordance
VITA orders from Weed, who hes pleIv.
c. steals smoking on the griciror fer
tie rext Legislature, and viii Lave IL fears
az to the rank and fie If lie can crly have his
leaders returned. We trust tLat the people
v Ill settle this question ct the ballet bcx, ana
not only keep the rank and file CT tis veaal
band that occupied the Legislative haIls lsst
winter from being re elected, but their lie sden
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-22

FORGERY AND FREE LovE.--The republican
journals Of this city are just now engaged in q
magnificent controversy among themselves
about forgery and free love, touching the Mrs.
Quincy letter. This Is curious, considering that
the vital question Of q Presidential election II
pending. The subject Of marriage--it sane
tity and its violatop-appeors to occupy equal
attention in the republican organs with the
claims Of Lincoln and the woes Of the negro.
One republican paper charges the propriesors
OF another with demoralizing and debauching
the people with its views on the question Of
marriage, and they are oil apparently as In
extieably mixed up in quarrel about free
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-22

Tar GROWTH or THE CorSTRr.-The growth
md prosperity Of this country, In population,
products and enterprise, @ shown By the cen
Els returns which we give in another column,
are something marvellous TO contemplate. II
Dur forefathers Of two generations past could
behold the wonderful increase In population,
The extent Of territory under cultivation, the
abundant returns from the soil, the number
and magnitude Of cities and towns thickly CO.
Sering the country, thStss. mineral resource.
being daily developed, the railroad and steam
Boat enterprise Aourishing everywhere, they
would be struck with establishment a. profound
o. woald be the ancient barbaric nations could
they behold the marvels which science aud
knowledge have wrought In our day. In the
bbicry q The world there Is truly no parallel
e. ~ rafid growth Of The United States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-22

TIE RADICAL AnoLrTloxsr5 on TUE REprBLI-
cis PARTr.-The radical abolitionists, In some
Of their New England conventions, have nomi-
mated Gerrit Smith for the Presidency, and the
nomination has been confirmed BY that party In
our cwn State. The extreme portion Of the
abolition party are desperately opposed TO the
republicans and to Lincoln and Seward. They
fear that Lincoln, II elected, viii be governed
entirely By the corrupt leaders Of his party,
Ike Weed, and they have evidently very little
faith that Mr.. Seward, with all his extreme
views, 'lrrepressible conflict doctrines, and so
forth, viii escape q like influence. The radical
aboltionists, therefore, are issuing pamphlets
strongly denuncistory Of the republicans, charg-
ing them with hypocrisy, insincerity and all
sorts Of crimes against the Simon Pure doctrine
Of anti slavery. One Of their pamphlets declares
TIA. Of al the factions Of present engaged iu