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HATS AND CAPS.

1 HATS AND CAPS
have now on hand a complete assert -
ment of goods IN the above line to which i invite
the attention Of MY patrons and the citizens Of the
District generally.
Great care having been taken in thu selection 4
can present to customers the greatest variety 10
be found in the city. 'rhe stock comprises every
style now in vogue in New York. ~ '7
Also, Misses and Childrens FANCY HATS of
entI rely new shapes.
Ladies' RIDING HATS.
Children's CAPS OF every description,
Geutlemen's BATS and PS Also fine as
sortment of ofUMBREt.LAS, WALKING CANES
de-, dc. JAS. Y. DAVIS, Halter,
90 l2-2w unt& COM late Todd & Co
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~ The Charleston e. c. News comments as
foiiows on the late elections in Pennsylyania and
the Northwest: .'It is admitted, even by the Re-
Iaoilcsn journals, that Lincoln, IL elected Pres.
dsns VIII have adverse msjorites in both Houses
% Congress With the popular branch nullifyinr
MS budget, and the Senate nullifying his noTiins
mons, Re viii have neither money to conduct
MS Administration nor agents to carry out his
paAns, naless tne Treasury estimates are such as
lions aud economy, In the view Of the Deme-
cratic party having Congressional ascendancy
such q government would be without exampf.
ministrative revolution. Pennsylyania win he
disappointed In realizing the fruits Of her dcfec-
ton from conservatism by the protection of her
iron All the plans Of the Lincoln leaders are
destined to similar failure-homestead bill az
rieultarai colleges as well tariff We should not
be surprised II Lincoln were to retire In disgust
AFTER the nrst year Of his Administration, having
neither power nor patronage" 1879
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CHARLES DIckKNs's COUNTRY HoUsE-It a
announced that Dickens is about TO dispose of
Tavistock House, London, and retire altogether
70 his pleasant retreat at Gadshin. The latter res
fdence has been the remote cause of all the great
novelist,s domestic woe In his boyhood, Dick.
ems lived at ochester Kent his father bel ng then
employed IN the navy yard at Chatham, CONT gu
Gus TO Rochester. The scenery In the immediate
nelghborhood had anspeakable charm for
Dickens He describes portion of IL in an early
chapter OF the Pickwick papers. As he advanced
IN life and became acquainted with Shakspeare's
Henry lV, Gadshill, in the vicinity Of Rochester,
acqaired aspecial interest in his ewes, and be
reZistered vow that, II ever he became rich he
would build a house there. But by the time he
had obtained possession Of the means of realizing
the object near his heart, Mrs Dickens had be,
come so attached 10 London life that she
refused to 90 into the country Ii In vain that
Dickens expostulated, enueated, and explained
how di nicult IL was for him to write In London
unfnterruPtedly, exposed, as his popularity rem
defed INN, 10 frequent visitors. Mrs. Dickens
wes innexioie- Ultimately Charles Dickens went
70 the new country house, accom- mpanied by one of
MS daug hters and for her sake invited his sister
in-law and meritorious young actress to become
lnmates CT their dwelling. 1t was not long be-
lore this arrangement became a subject Of serious
uneasiness to Mrs Dickens. The green .eyed
Inoaster' ID said To have possessed her and thence
arose those serious misunderstandings whsch led
70 dissolution Of the marriage compact and the
cemplese severance Of Dickens from London life.
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AUCTION SALES.
By J. C. MCGUIRE Il CO.. Auctioneer.

By J. G. Moo UIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
ELEGANT ANTIQUE CARVED PARIS
.xn T,ps aso1zy GAsisET FgsNJITkt: SPLENDID Gill
Sa GKEEs ANp GoLD
FRsscH CHINA DINNER AND corr%sk % WAaN tsx; Ga:
GSrfS Isl.
wars ,ui ngs: three doors wSst of the auction
ooavsn,snoe Of sse ~S snail f sell the FafniuGs 1s
ard Effects of MRS. Theodosia Strother, which was
sos Lbr., Furn
sa5s' ' Ss,, SSonsist,ns ing ef sofa. I've Arm and tour
faSs: sH III Ssfssa saS and Con. ooat
Walnut Morocco Covered 9inins Chairs,
ss.ss sPs Si %s is%s i:s Mss:s
One very Iarge Pier Glass,
hsaa.ome Rose~ocd ndi' and walnu. Secretary and
-, Writing Desks, Whatnots,
Splendid Git Gas Chand siers and Fixtures,
Walnut Elzabethan and Jenny l. ind Bsdsteads,
Handsome O1. Fgil slab Dressing Bureaus, Wash
Feather Beds, Hair Mattresses, Bolsters and Phi :,
Blankets, Shooting, Toilet Sets,
Beautiful Danask, Chintz and Lace Curtains, Cor
Sclld OAK Extension DIning Tables,
MaIble.top Oak sideboafd Etasere,
superb Green and Gold bohemian Glass Dessert
Handsomely Dec GRATED French China Dinner Des
Rich he; Gt;sa.I 1aa fSasS oas Sss. SfssslSs %:r.
Silver P'ated CastoTs,, Walters, Castors, Cake
r, Ba,ksts, sSi e Tea Sets, spoons and Forks,
Velvet. Brussels and Three ply Carpets,
Together with a general assortment of Household
Terms: $40 ana under oa.h; over that sum a
n,a ., o. ana 80 days for satisfactorily endorsed
+. s.-Ca.alogues will be lssued few days before
Oc cad ]. C. MCGUIRE & CO., ,Aucts.
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HEA N U T C E!N
Iwish ali gentlemen ~
~ tn bear in mind that
the plan which I

HHTS and ID BboTs ast' 50 rGl,tis o. sieiiirs n
duced prices for cash is in successful
operation Just rec.iyed full OF the latest
finest Hat $685. first rate Rat ss; and very
good fasho able Hat 50 90. All of the latest STYLES
am constantly supplied with o very large stock Of
those fine DRESS BOOTS at S375-which have
best qua. tv of Patent Leather 6 CATERS at "a 81
Fine French Calfskin Caters from 80 TO So 81
Terms cash; no extra charge in order to offs set
bad debts ANTHONY. Agent for the Manufao-
turers, Seventh street, SECOND hat store from the
SO II SIN = ~ .is #.#. - LIT q.
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THE ONLY PREPARATIOE
WORTHY OF
UNIVERSAL CONFIDENCE a PATRONAGE

FOR STATESMEN, JUDGES,
CLERG GfMEN, La DIES, asd GENTLEMEy
PROF K Psl v TScbs 6bTsf HR H,si & sAs FSs.
Ss S:.. sv,s r M
see ea,SSsf ~ Sn TOR more and it viii be impossible for
GentIsr.n: Your note Of the Issh instant hes
~ h. I.s of seS f:.S Ea IA
st9rstiys, an req uesns my oertihoste Of the sss
isssrd il to you sh bsosu.. think n
.SSss ase . sSSS. ,s ths SDor q ny
q S2m q NJ :is 4 Ts: len:
abilities incrsssed with ume, and about mo1ths
Sf shs top Of my 6ssd and tSrsstsninr ton g make me-
Try Wood's Hair Restorative mainly to arrest the
isulnS on OF my hair, for had really no expeots-
original color except from dTss. I wss, hoveyer, !,
greatly surprised 70 find, after the use OF two bot
but the .oolor, vas estored to the grsy hairs and
eensiblity TO the scalp and dandru % assd 20 form
whose ss o q NJ
For this, among the many oblgations owe 20
the Of tSer wives % sros - me
example, and use II growing gray gettint bald.
TeSJ %Sod Co.. a. BIoss Bs1s a; LtytSr'
Ny fsnny are se.snt from the oity and am no
P.o. ftMssBos MocB 0t.e a 81, July YSun ssa s.r i
Restorative" has done my naIr 30 much good snos
! commenced the usa Of IL, that / wish TO MAKE
known 70 the public ofts efeots on the balr which
a. a{e great; e. man or woman ma, 6e nssrly dsprivea
the halr viii return moro beeutifui than ever %
least TN. Vnsra Is ny ,p sfpeuence. Believe SrI
P,s-YOu osS publish the above ri Il 70 you III lie sy
a. sso sou s.s SY s
paper. w. III, KTNKpY.
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIvE.
P1o7, o J. ,WeoD; Dear Str Having bad the
msfortune 20 lose the best portion Of my hair from
the effects of the yellow fever, in New Orleaos q
lssl, was indnoed to make trial Of your lrsPefs
needed: My hair 10 now thick and slossy, end no
words can express my obligations TO you In Civlne
TO the afflicted suoh treasure FINLEY JOHNSON.
The Restorative put up in bottles three siss.,
viz large, medium and smell; the small hold half
pint, and retas for dollar per bottle, the ne
dfum holds at least y Per cent more In proportion
than the small, retails for dollars per bottle
the largs no ds Sasrt 20 per osnt more In proper
o. I; W0Op Co: Propretors, xtx Brood
Mo.
And sold by all good Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. an @-~oiv .s'v
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The Natural and Sure Remedy for az Nsr-
voHs Complasnts,
was ever used 70 that Of Delirium Tremens, and d
common ohlef cause of Disease
LOSS OF SLEEP,
The Tou Anodyne, though oontAi ming not 81
hcs Of Opium, produces sn the Requirement. Of,
and may be used IN all c&ses wherever Opium vH4
used without producing anything but Cures, and
isSrynins rn the patent IN . PeLieoty natnra s3ss m
the eommon objection OF Cough Remedies, which
produce nausea or prostrshor, } may be consldered
the common enemy q al Throat and Lung Com
plants. and used with perfect impunity. Asking
a. 70 conrt from ProPrietors or friends the post
of our pamphlets 20 be found with sh deelers. spd
more particularly 10 purchase only OF those Who
Gan be depended upon, we wait IN confidence the
decisions OF Patients and Physcians.
"PTices within reach of alp
eNKkA1 AsEErsr
=. w. HuNNKwKLL T. Co, and .. Commerci&
Wharf, Boston,
GEO. HpNNEwKIL, las Water st, New York.
Under the special gu uperyislou ofy06N L. HUN
NEWELL, Chemist and Pharmsceutist, Boston,
Mas, whose signature covers the cor ks Of the
genuine only, and to whom address au commune
Sold By al respectable dealers everywhere, and
al the Druggists In Washington and Georgetown
mar IS S-eo.f
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CARRIAGE FACTORIES.

washington NJ ron! CARRIAGE fAcIoRY.
y we have lns, finished a number Of frst GLASS
hWhnhiASES, NJ suoh as LisAt Feney. Inns, },
WasorS, PGrk PheatVss. Fdmly Car &61
RACES, dnd BssE,es, which we will sell at t2S6
yetv small profit. ------- =
EMpg ptactlcal mechanics in different brsnche,
9t tne nl lslness we fattsr ourselves that we know
nesyiee snd quality of work that will five saf,s
,,ae,ion' combining lightness, comfort and durabM
>, RspsiIing promptly and carefully attended to
1s shortest nctice ard most reasonable charges.
WALTER, KARMANN & BOPP,
aP H-d1y ~ '-A' 'AA0A'
CARRIAGES.
Il n + SEbscriber navlnr made additions 10 HI
isolSIJ, making 1t now one of the larE est RsAR.
In the District vhere his facilities for = - 4
MlSsnatsStHTinf as CARRIAGE & LIGHTX@
WASoNS OF all kinds cannot be surpas scd, and
nom MS long eXrerience in the SIsinoss be Soses
70 give general satisfaction,
sald,
AZ lREPAIRSnsstyd dsns, I'll orders srsnys
ssesn1- hand Carriages taken in exchange for .sv
sHca. ANDR EW II J6SCE -
serusr 81 1tth and y n.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

E0R RENT.-Two new thre.-,sn,, ppICV
Il HOUSES with hack bnildlnss each Sonss
oo stS ssstns fSeH VITA "a .tssied
modsI ste; App, q y. .LAzENBY. oppo.sts' oe
e JOINT. LEHMAN, Ohio avenue, betvcen
Lzea eno lS-n stIcess- &C T
u at the Little Falls, having oomfortable well
ing house. corr. house stables, As; vel l-fsnoed
sores IN cultivation, the balance In handsome WOOD
And: And: It's peou,ia.y desirsbe a. country .pssl
~ situatsd exoehent fishing and hunting. IpSplrs
81 I'M. NJ. MARRIOTT, bridge keeper, Chain Bridge,
Eok RENT-The FIRST FLOOR OF the bpuo-
CITY Hal, recently OCCUPIED by Chss. 8, WsllscA
s,ory .og sSs ,,rs e tas if9ps room IN hs ssc2nd
se1m. apply 70 RICHARD wALLACH, No. 3
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MRS. NJ. h, KINGSFORD'SS SEMINARY,
lyl .t - 416 Il ST.. WARRINGTON, ID. C.,
The next session will commence October lst 1890
Terms. &C., forwarded on application. su is If
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EDUCATIONAL.

T.a FEMALE EDUCATION.
HOSE Parents who wish their daughters to re-
ceiye thorough apd sy stematIc educatIon, where
their ply sca alning will receive daily and special
attention. under the most approved stem of Calls
thenicS and ymnastcs, arerespectfulIy invited to
teenth st. and New York av
MR.. & MRS. z. RICHARDS,
au S-d PRINCIPALS.
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FEMALE BOARDING ANDDAY school
L ALEXANDRIA, "a. ~ -

Mrs. =. J. MCCORMICK, PRINCIPAL.
The thirteenth annual session of this Institut,on
Will commence on Tuesday, September 18th, IN the
house recently occupied by Sylvester SCOTT, Esq.
No. $50 King StreeI. - - .-a a. 4 ~ ~
The course of stndy pursued will comprise all
the branches requisite to thorough English Edu.
cation, and Music, F Fiench, Latin and Drawing, il
desired. "
In addition to day scholars, Mrs. Mccormick ia
prepared to receive a limited number of pupiIs as
boardeTs, who, constituting part of her own fam
lily, will be under her immediate care and supervI-
sion. She Will ende8vor, as far as possible to sur
round them with the comforts and kindly influences
of Home. n ~
:, ,ksfe,eness.-Rev.G Geo. H. Norton, Rev. Dr.. Ehas
Harriso9, Rey. ID. F. SPrigg, William III. Fowle,
ESQ, Henry Marbuty, Esq, Lewis Mckenzie,
Esq Robert II. Hnnton, Esq w ID. Wallach,
Entwisle, Jr., Esq, Col. ohm w Minor, LOudoun,
Brothers.
TERMS.
Board, with Tuition in all the English Branches
s4efor the annual session-pay able semi annually
IN advance.
y No extra charges, An 23-u
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EEORG ETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,
~ FORMERLY Miss l.. :. ENGLlsH's,) )

-, a bUAhDIWT AND UA SCHOOL,
The duties Of this Institution will be resumed on
the first Monday In September next.
The course Of instruction embraces all that ia
taush from the rudments to the most highly I'm
lshed education. ...F.
The corps of teachers, ten IN number are emil
penty qualified aud experienced in their several
departments -
Lectures Friday evenings on the Natural Sciences
without charge to the pupils.
Circulars nay be obtained by addressing the Prin-
oipal Miss NJ. J. NARROWER, Georgetown, d. C.
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THE GOLD DoLLARs.-We are little anxious
to know something about the fate of that eonve-
nient and popular little coin, the gold dollar. Il
Is said TO be in dsrepute at and con-
seQuenty 1t 10 to be converted into coin of larger
denomination IL this is the case, we cannot but
believe that the testimony against IL Is sr pGrte
and unjust, for il is a general favorite wherever
the experience and tendency Of the public mind
Is favorable to a safe currency for small denomi-
nations In Maryland and Virginia, where we
have actually succeeded in relieving the circula-
ting med ium Of small paper, and where the masses,
everywhere. have become familiar with. and at
fached to, the gold dollar, its withdrawal from
circulation will he a great drawback -E
We saw a statement the other day that the M Int
in Philadelphia was engaged upoh the recoinaQe
of some three millions Of gold dollars from the
Sub-rreasury Of New Yo5k, and that the work
was in progress by order Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury; and that they were to be recoined into
ten and twenty dollar pieces, Notwithstanding the
offer of parties to give the larger coin In exchange
for the dollars being melted mp. The purpose,
therefore. seems a determined and premeditated
one to withdraw the gold dollar from circulation,
and, IL 50, II is certainly quite unaccountable
A. was and vastly more useful and indispensable
than at first, inasmuch as Ii has so generally SUI
perseded the one dollar notes, which Were always
4 nuisance in small transactions. The thorough
and universal appreciation of the gold dollar in
every community where notes Of less denomina-
tiOn than Ave dollars are prohibited should at
ieas preserve the coin from such an absorption as
would cause a scarcity of It, We hope never to
feel, from any cause the necessity for resort 20
paper of the lower denominations, especially on
account Of the retirement Of the gold dollar by
order of the government.
The demand for the coin Is as general as II ever
was and should any other State. as is very likely,
particularly the State Of New York, prohibit the
circulation of notes Of the inferior denomi nations
that Is, under five dollars-the demand for the
gold dollar will propOrtionately increase. In
Maryland IL Is 30 bly, esteemed in all the
smaller transactions, as to be almost indispensable.
and our citizens would feel the Inconvenience Of
ITS withdrawal very sensibly, and resentfully as
an unnecessary privatlon. In shopping il is the
common auxiliary, and to the purse an easy and
graceful insrrumentality. While for the trans
mission. Of small sums by mail. ii Is the safe re-
liable and substantial representative Of value
Aswe have no reason to believe that the Gov
eminent Of the United States would capriciousy
impair the convenience Of the public with regard
10 any particular coin trust that the gold dollar
will be suffered TO remain a familiar acquaintance
Of the people, and perform its useful service, al
heretofore, as a small but very convenient member
Of the United States currency.-BaI:o SEs.
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d,tng producing Delicious .rhsratins spirit and N,
.%S r..sns De- 3 .Sa ,;,s
health and strength.
McLEAN'S STRENGTHENING CoRDIAL
dice. chroHic Or Ser,ou. DEBILITY, Diseases u se KdS.,s
and all diseases arising from Liver Stomach.
ne storaseh Fuin,.. Blood hs Head Dull Pam or
w.git II d. stomach, sour Eructsuon. CHOKING or
~ S Es;.s rs,. nyIs or T:.w
Pain in the Small Of III. BACK. Chest Side, Sudden
Flashes Of Heat Depression Of sPirts Frshui Dreams
Roishss &, Shin. and Fever Ague (Or Chill, and
OVER A MILLION BOTTLES
have been sold during the last sI months, and in
stance has failed in giving enuI. satisfaction. who
sTRESGTRGSISs CORDIAL % viii cur. v"s1 yo"
No language can convey an adequate idea q tn. imed
Cordial in the ds.a,. d.batsd and shattered nervous
y":m .hsh.I s,olsn down y :1c... x.:l By nature,
iation restored to its pristine health and vgor.
MARRIED PERSONS
end McLEAN's STRENGTHENING CORDIAL a tho.
rough Of the sysm and all who may have
Cord Cordial e.rt.ia and speedy r.@.dy VIII 'no " 'n
TO THE LADIES.
McLEANB STRENGTHENING CORDIAL 10 a so.sr-
os.ruct,d Or M.nsTrson fneontineSee Of Urin.
Involuntary Di.eharss thsrso Falling Of ths womb.
THERE rs NO MISTAKE ABOUT IT
Suffer longer Tshe according to directions IL win
sumuhe suehgnenJ eho intigorate you ana cause the
bloom Of health your cheek again Every bottle
warranted to give satisfaction.
FOR CHILDREN
Hyeur children siekIy, puny afflicted, McLEANS
CORDIAL will make rsm slthy, fat and robust Delay
not meRsnt try it, and you VIII be convinced. Eis de-
heious TO tsfs.
Ca UTION.
Beware Of druggilI dealers who may Try palm upon
you bsr aaparillA trash, which they bpy
cheap by saying il Is tust as good Avoid sneh men -
for MCLEAN'S sTRENGTHENING CORDIAL and tale
notnag else. is the only remedy that will purify the
Blood snd the time the
One teaspOoliul taken every morning fasng certain
fer Choers Chs and Fever, yellow Fever
any prevalent dissase Pni rp In large botl.s rries
Sole proprietor Of this Cordial aso NeLean Volcanic Oil
Linimsnt Principal Depot On the corner Of Third and
Pine sIseu, 81. Loss, DO. a--, ..
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pLAINFIELD ACADEMY,
l. (NEAR CARLISLE
twenty ninth session 90 weeksl comm ences No
vember 5th. A family school for Twenty-6ve
good boys, for whose comfort and improvement
the the, time and energy Of the Principal is de-
Office. To fill few vacancies call st KYrkwoods'
from 3 TO p; m. October Is and 10; or address r.
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SHERIFF'S SALE

10y WHITE II an execution iSIued v,i, ofths ronrt
ID Of q. W. Stout. !. r. in and fer I1aceT lille Town
ship, County Of Fl Dorado Judgment rendered on
the ninth day Of February, A. H. 1852 In favor ofjoh
FsAroek and against josiah Quntrell for the Of
Si1tytwo dollars, 1892 Nth interest thereon at the
rate Of ten cent. per annum from the 81
februar!, A. ID. 1850, together Nth the II thirty
dollars and seventy eve cents (A30 IS lO Of
70 public sale at the Court House door, tie cat, q
F1Acerville,
On the 25th day Of August. A. D. 1890.
~ 10 oelk, A. NJ, all the right title intrrr,t and
eaim of the Iaid JOsiSh QunTe Of in and 10 the a.
living described property, ns and being IN k-l..,
Township, II Dorado County, and state Of shErna,
to Wit: mining claim, located the north bank u
the south Fork Of the American River, At What IL
known a. the IliiDoS slide Ninisg Claims eonme
on the east and upper end. At tHnn-I opposite Antonio
PeteTSonS wheel. and extending down the rer shout
six hundred feet to = TA'Ine opposite Dr. EsthrId's
Wheel-tngether with the improN eme nts thereon.
". J. BCKWELL, ShrriG Of ri dorado Co..
by J. u. VAN EATON, DEPUTY.
Sheriff. Once, PlacerVilIe, Aug. :, 1861 auI
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An ERROR COREEcTED.-In his letter to the
Democratic State Central Committee, giving
his reasons for refusing to act any longer with
them, Joseph P. TTogc, late Chairman, says
State Central Committee, yesterday (S0.h Jhy) IN
rejecting every proposition for the harmony
and Organization Of the Democratic party Of this STATE
&c.
We do not choose to be placed In a false
position by the boiling Chairman Of the State
Central Committee. What are the factsI AS
soon as Mr.. Rose, the only member who Of
frred a proposition for maintaining the har-
mony and organization Of the Democratic par.
ty, Of this State" had taken his seat, Mr..
Price, Of Siskiyou, n Douglas member, OBJ.
tanned the floor and fiercely opposed the " only
proposition for harmony" submitted TO the
Committee. He announced his fixed purpose,
and he uttered the sentiments OF the Douglas
members present, to vote against all PROPOSE.
tons for compromise that refused to acknowI.
edge Douglas and johnson as the regular
nominees Of the Democratic party After
hearing this ultimatum Of the Douglas mem
bcrs, then Mr.. Lindcy offered the resolutions
that were subsequently adopted as a substi.
tutc for Mr.. Roses resolutions. From the
Douglas wing came the first opposition for a
compromise, and with propricty Mr.. IIoge
might have addressed his absurd letter to
thom
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CONSIsTENT.-The Sacramento onion, and
other opposition sheets, have recently been
making terrible cutlery, on account of the
removal Of one Charles Ruchl, from the u. S.
Mint at San Francisco, because he was editor Of
the U"moeT0tiSche Prose-, a German journal,
which supports Douglas and johnson. This
is case of arrant persecution, Of course. 1t
is all right, for an employee Of the Admins.
tration. to use whatever energy and talent he
may have, to paralyzc the hand that feeds
him. So these grumblcrs, say. But II a
man disagrecS with these captous Douglasitcs
and Blacks, no matter how humble the man
or how large the family he may have depend.
cnt upon him, he must be starved into
change Of opinion. For proof Of this, we give
the following extract from letter written by
some DouSlnsite in Yolo county to the Sac.
ramcnto Union, which that sheet publishes
with great cuSto:
At would state 20 VOW that al strong Douglas
men at this precinct, and Lincoln and Hamin won't
get many votes at this place. II any Douglas
men who want work. tend them TO this place. Our
ernrs are large and have plenty Of work two dol
lars per day and beef for dinner We want noue
but Douglas men,"
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Look OFT FOR 'EN.-AmOng the few aces
sionsc the Ant-LecomptoAites in this county,
are some Of the most accomplished wire-pullers
In the State, and as they never refuse office,
We advise Conness, Carpenter, SlOss, the Nc
Councils and other old liners to keep their eyes
skinned, or they'll find themselves crowded
into the darkest corner Of the back-seat Of
their political meeting house. These full-blown
Lecomptonitcs Of last September, gentlemen,
will steal the last clap Of your Anti-Lecomp.
ton thunder, which you have been so indus.
triously bOttling for the last two years, before
you arc aware of their intentions, unless you
keep sharp lookout on their maneuvers.-
They are Hlteady fixing" things with that
view and we'll wager plug Of cavendish that
they'll swallow you, boots and ell, before the
campaign is half over.