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CAMPAIGN MEDALS, BREAsT-PISs, scARF-fiNs'

LOCKEfs and CHARMs
WALL THE CANDIDATES. pa..
No. l. Size Of $50 gold piece, double silver mounted f
No. Size $50 gold piece double silver mounted Price
No. q Size of $40 gold piece double silver mounted Phee
No. Size Of s5 gold piece double silver mounted fHc'
20 cents. - D..
No. S Size Of ss gold piece double coin STYLE gilt Price
20 cents.
No. l. CHARM MEDAL size of quarter eagle gilt fnce
20 cents. ,,.., =, =, -,,.,., IN
10 sc scAMP&GN BRGAsfPN fs HeP oun gilt mounting
No il BADGE OR scARF-PIN. Gilt; unique design
No fs EVERETT BREAsr.pTN. A beautiful ornament
70, the ladies; Eot e1rs M rSr % ,s oD,0D, beautiful Ne.
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Nos IA, Is, l6, and H. RAIL-sPLIrTER POCKET
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M No. sGst' So FRINGE OF WALES MEDAL DOublei silver
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Nos !; and s6 NoNPAREIL MEDALS MED beautiful de-
No. r. CHARM MEDAL soid rim, milied edge coin style
S m soIiD OH MEDAL Ts plain edge double git Price
No 2s EAGLEPIN with candidate for President and Vice
No 80 BOOK LoGKET,, in form of small Bible, with
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No S38~WiDE-AWAKE PIN-a gold ak, inscribed " The
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side Candidate for Sixteenth President o the nj
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side Candidate for Sixteenth President Of the United States
Oh the reverse
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i0T HTTCHINsoNs TT REPUBLICAN soNGsTER FOR l86O
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THE DEMOCRATIC SONG BOOK FOR 1860. douglas
'DB DBBGSSNGAYs BoB-o-LiNK MINSTREL FOR 1860. Price
THE The CONNECTICUT wIDE-AwAKE soNGsTER
i'TTH The Z 'WIDE-AwAKE VOCALIST, OR RAIL5SPLIT-
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Words and Music. Price Is cents ~
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tcs and Portraits of all the Candidates, in elegant Scroll
HE DoUGLAs CAMPAIGN CHART. with large amount
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In an appropriate Nignette. Price 25 cents.
All the above beautifully colored. -
SATIN BADGES,
With Portraits Of Candidates. 10 cents.
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11olitital Notifies.
Rs, No. 6l8 BROADWAY,

HE4 AHTyIss, No. 6l8 BROADWAY,
Is CENTRAL CoMNITTEE.i
The following Report, submitted By the Executive
Committee was scceP'%1H % aq a31 - or ne Gin Of Kel5
YyThe several Ward Associations in the city shan meet at
THuRsDAY Sept 1860 for the purpose Of choosing Dele
,ny I Convention to nominate Candidates Register and
giigI Convention TO nominate candidates tor Recorder
S1,o,s,e civ Judse and Judge Of the Supreme Court
sessiona to nominate candidates for Repre-
Az Assembly Convention in each Assembly District to nom
nate a candidate for Member Of Assembly m
The County Convention shall consist Of hye o) Delegates nom
'r1R The Judicial Convention shah consist Of five @ Delegates from
The Congressional Conventions shall consist Of "a Dele
ves from each Ward excepting the Seventh OH and Thr-
tenth 3th) Wsrds which shall elect twelve ~ Delegates
a Assembly Conventions shall consist Of eleven Delegates
from each Assembly District lying north Of Iithg ou the
esb Election District constitute Assembly Convenons 30
nominate candidates the Assembly rom said Assembly Dis
& sSt of each Ward Association shall appoint at least
ss IrP>GT, & tsDcye to %spGd %Iid .n' It S be the duty said
Inspectors to count the votes and report % tne ~ @
Te DsesStes IN ill cases shall be chosen by ballot and no
person sh permitted vote the election Of such pee
gss unless dolly entitled 70 vote BY the (onstIIo sno py
Laws Association Of the Ward IN which ne eside ana
snle,s he shan have been dOy enrolled member o such
Association for at least week previous 70 the election
The eeeAon shall be conducted In each Ward Ia accordance
with the r9es Of TIE Assocson, and in all cases a east thiee
af hs.ostioS whose dSy @ Be to eondct the election
keep correct h q all the persons voting canvass the votes
The polls shall be open north l4t from Il 10 81 o'clock
o. no Of The evening named
South Of l4th st. the polls to be open from TO q m
Notices O the time and place Of eecng such Delegates the
sboyeusued Conventions shall be- each Ward Assoca
ton by advertisement ct least days previous 70 the election
10 daily papers
her a 3 .. m and at the places d. sigIated below:
Ert Assembly District Convention shall al the corner Of
soGra Assembly Dct Convention shall meet at French,
Hotel ,
Fourh Assembly District Convention shall meet No New
Tab Assembly District Convention shall meet at Beecker
ssb Assembly District Convention 'hAl meet at Run' Ho
Seventh Assembly District Convention shall meet ct Jefferson
MaIket ~ ,o,,
hth Assembly District Convention shall meet ot No 422.
Grand q
Ninth Assembly District Convention shall meet at Headqaar
tiers, 9Th 6y, nesr Z5d It -, 80. g., NJ ctg
Broadway.
Eeysah Assembly District Convention shall meet at fa'
bers Hall No 245 9TH .Ev m, n,
Tweth Assembly District Convention shsn meet OF NO. "a
Avenue ID. -,
Thirteenth Assembly District Convention shall meet ct No.
az Nb sV -
sskyJ Bghs
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THE WIDE AWAKE VOCALIST ;
II Or RAIL-SPLITTERS SONG-BOOk-
WORDS AND MUSIC,
L

IA coo Issued the first month Of It's publication.)
CHOICE Coll SoyGs, Solos, DUETS, QpARrETs,
AND CHoRUsKs, ARRANGED PoR PIANO OR MHLoDBoH
Ybe following Of the pieces will give an idea OF
the e scope and variety Of these thrilling songs Awake ye
RoRs Of Honest Toll Baltimore Conyentoni Beboink Cam
vaign Song Candidate with Cork Leg Douglas and hs Dna
fof Abe shall have the Belt Forward Forward, is the Word
Get out OF the Way you Little Giant Have you Heard rom
CHICAGO High Old Abe shall Win In Good Republican Times
Nantes dropped LeIington Shout for the Prairie King
sntn OBJ de Rail- The People had Five Csnd ises The Taller
Man well Skilled Unro the Republican Stars Up Up and be
Stirring; Was its des Deutchen Vaterland. ,.. - -
Just Published, and for Sale by Il. A DAGGETT NO 55o
Broadway Price 10 cents sS per hundred liberal discount
10 the Trade
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A GREAT CAMPAIGN BOOK ON THE
. SLAVERY QUESTION.
"BLACK DIAMONDS"
BY A yIRGINIAN.

BY A vIRGINIAN.
circular Of partial edition Of the book has been ndorsed
BY the leading Democratic Members Ct Congress which assures
IN no uncomfortable degree its merit and conservatism to the
reading public.
CIRCULAR
The writer has printed at his expense small collection
Of letters defense Of the institution and system of s
cry the South he submits copy He hopes that Members
Of Congress- friendly to him hs subject viii assist him BY
subscribing for copies l.. y POLl0AhD'
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PUBLISHED THIS DAY.
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Fifteenth Assembly District Convention shah meet at No 40
Sixteenth Assembly Dstrc. Convention shall meet at the
sevente entb Assembly District Convention shall meet at md
The County Convention shalt meet at Rooms the Central
Committee No 6lS Broadway, on MONDAY, Sept a. att
The Judicial Convention shall at the place on
TUESDAY CoSoRfssioNAI or Ri 8 IlIS doSvENTIoYs
The Third Congressional Convention composed Of the Is I'd
@ sh M 4 ana Sa % H' Fh %aSd
The FSS6 6 % % Is Il s
@ %. s ST GS2yG9 sad q s the % H1h
X md XVIII W.Id Of the City 5 Of BISS,yDa 90, syna SasI s
The Sixth Congressional Convention, composed OF the hth
XVIII and x!tb wsds shah meet at No 6ls Broadway on
The Seventh Convention composed of the IXth
XvIh and XXth Wards shall meet at No 2iS OhsY on same
The Eighth Congressional Convention composed of the XIIth
XVIb XIXth &Xst and XXIld Wards shall meet at No 4oS
The Assembly Conventions north Of ihs shall meet In their
respective Assembly Districts at the places where they TePec
lively held their elections for Delegates to said Assembly Con
OF sSd the A%Sg the 9Th
ber 1860 at SfoSE 81 ddENovER 0 chs&sa Saa Central Committee
JAS w. OLSON,
Eighth Ward lincoln and Hnmlin Club, Atten.
hoHC0ME 70 The RtSCUEA meeting r Si ani. O.O
on MONDAY EVENING next Eth inst at o'clock At which
the citizens of the Ward In favor Of the election Of Lincoln and
speakers be among whom are C. s.
Spencer Esq, VIM II. Fry Esd and others
WIN TUCKER, President.
ianE' Isp7.Ab M H3r%4. MgnHA'' Vice. President.
THOMAS q. BAKERY
Z. II. PRiRCE, Secretary
Young Mems Republican Union
HKADoUAHTRRs AND RRADISG;RooA.
Open DAY AND EvKSIS6,
Regular bhc Meeting sysrS TRGs1a RGERs pssdsD
ERASMUS STERLING, Secretary.
The Eleventh Ward wide-Awhkes win meet at No
q Ayenue D. SATURDAY, the 18th inst at y O'clock All
persons friendly to the election Of LINCOLN and hAmLN are
invited to attend.
OIL For Torch-Lights.
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FER RENT

S,a..S DWELLING FOR RENT. !n;cuiinr
s:I#i 10 remove from ta' city, otter for rent my
DW Filling HOUSE, No. i2l King street. the
house i large ami welt arranged and Is IN good
order For terms nrply AT ih. house, "r I" A"-
drew Iamrsog esq.
oct 2-ig JAMES p. SMITH.
- Euk RENT 4 three story Dm ELiiNn
- .I,.-.-a HOT Sc on Washington street, between
Prince and Dukc streets, lately occupied 10y Com.
Moore. Possession given immediately. Apply t."
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LOC1L ITEMS.

WAsHISGToN ITEMs-Last week several
stacks of hay, in the vicinity Of Washington,
were set ON fire by incendiaries and con-
sumed.
A DAILY Pubic School for boys and
| girls, the children of the poor, has been open
ed in the northeastern part of Washington,
| in the house formerly occupied by Senator
Douglas, which is gratuitously taught by six
! young ladies, members OF St Aloysus church,
and is attended by nearly five hundred pu-
pills.
THE CEREMONIES on. Sunday afternoon, on
| the occasion of laying the cornerstone OF
the Male Orphan Asylum, were witnessed
by a very large assemblage Of persons.
THE LECTURE of professor Henry before
the Teachers Association, at the Smithsoni-
an Institution on Saturday morning, was on
the subject Of electromagnetic, with es-
pecial reference to its development as mo-
tive power
The DEDICATION of the new hall of Cove
nant Lodge, l. O. @. f., in Georgetown, took
place yesterday with the usual imposing
ceremonies of the Order.
Mr. James B. Moran, a member Of the
Franklin fire company, who was badly beat
en- few weeks since on thesteamboat wharf
died on Saturday night.
UNION PRAYER MEETING Union
Prayer meeting was held at the Baptist
Church, Washington street, on Sunday af
ternoon, and was very numerously attended,
the church being filled to its utmost capacity.
Rev. +. W. Hooper presided and conducted
the services. Very interesting addresses
were made by Rev j. O. l.. Goggin, Rev. Dr.
Converse, Rev. j. ID. Thomas, Rev. j. ely
mer and others
BAprIsISC.-A large crowd, numbering
perhaps twelve hundred persons, assembled
on the hill at the lower end OF Water street.
to witness the interesting Baptismal services,
which took place on Sunday afternoon last.
Fifteen colored persons were baptized, by
immersion, in the river Potomac. The occa-
sion was one Of great interest, number of
persons from Washington coming down to
unite in the exercises.
RELIGIOUS REvlvAL.-An interesting pro-
tractcd meeting ut the African Baptist
church, On Alfred street, has been in pro-
gress for some time, under the ministratons
of Rev. Mr. Kelley a successful religious
revival is in progress and the House of Wor-
ship is crowded by negroes at the nightly
meetings.
CALvIyISTIc BAprlsTs, Calvnistic
Baptists Of this city held interesting religl-
ous services at the School House on Fairfax,
near Duke street, Oh Sunday night last An
interesting address on the occasion was de-
liyered by Mr.. Joseph Grymes. Of this city.
The room was crowded to its utmost limit.
Bladensburg has improved very much dur
ing the last few months. Some new dwell
ingS have been added and several of the old
ones renovated
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FOR BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RIVER
LANDINGS.

INCKEkEED ACCOMNOUATiUN-
4>cs.. TIE "DlAMOND STATE. Capt.
E.,E.s--o Jacob keI..ir, will leave Alexandria,
o. S4tvII4y. at , o'clock, z. NJ, and returning
will leave Baltimore, Oh Wednesday, at o,olock
P. N, or earlier, il loaded, and ali surplus freight
will be taken by the 81. Nicholas.
orc" The "ST. NICHOLAS, Captain
l--sssss-sSamuel Guy, will leave Washington
II oclock, and Aiexsmdr:a AT o'clock, A. NJ
"a Saturday morning. and returning, ~ili leave
Baltimore on Wednesday, Ut o'clock =. NJ. ana
gill call a; the following landings TO land ana
receive passengers aud freight Point Lookout
ForTs, Broom's and CoadS "harVes, e1hey
Point, Stones Wharf, Chappell Point. Popes
G,eek, and all the established upper landings on
tie MARYLAND shore. and White Point, Matthias
Poia,, and Boyd's Hole, on the Virnigia Shore
!. 20 WHEAT 4 BRO, Agents.
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HATS. CARS, B0NEETs, &c.
BoEREgs, RIBBoNs AID FLOWERS,

BONNEYs, RIBB0NS AID FLOWERS.
fOR TfE TAGE.
JOHN T. EN A Ms,
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I / has opened u vel! selected assortment Of
BUNNErS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS &c, of the
latest styles.
BONNETS BLEACHED ana TRIMMED nj
the shortest notice.
LADIES and MISSES HATS, Of The latest
STYLES viz .Cloti,da Florcn;iuc Continental, Luw.
ave, fr.
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HATS AND carr.
Gentlemen 5 Cashmere and Self French Hats
aud Chi',iran's Hats and Gaps.
spD IS
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CITY HOTEL,
.SEk OF ROYAL AND CAMERON
-Ift''FHIIF FFt, y II DT"t''J
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TINHIS HOUSE has been conducted by the pre-
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has received lis full share OF the patronage Of the
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