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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-14
11rinters' hoarehouss.

HNHE UNDERSIGNED announce to the craft
that they have opened First Class Printers Warehour
at No Spuce Newly ork and able 70 supply promptly
article that ongh to be found in such establishment
WOOD TYPE which they manufacture will be their specially
but large essertment Of METAL TYPE: BORDERS CUTS
nc from L. JOHNSON Co OF Philadelphis, and other
Founders win be kept constantly hand Johnsons material
viii be delyoed in New ork free Of express char Also
PRESSES Of every description Paper and Card Cutters Cases
Cabinets Stands Gaeys Rglcts Quons Inks Bronze,
Cal and and then buy where the best bargains given
Secondhand Presses and Type large variety
prices FIFTEEN CENTS A Pound FOR OLD TYPE. in
exchange for any size style Wood Type at the standard
sxmoh,s prices The Wood Type warranted to be equal
market. ]. q. COOLEY 4 Coz
s.Secondhand Presses and Type wanted in eEchsup for
material
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R1nses to- Eet.

BANKING OFyICES on Btoadgay.-To LET
ID or LEASE for ,gm of yeaslron My 1860 n scoou
odo1s ROOMS occupied by the Importers and Traders
Bank No 245 Broadway suitable la resecs for Banning
Insurance purposes For further information and terms Esquire
Of HOMER MORGAN, No 3 Pinest. tssl.)
COTTAGE on the HUDs0N.-TO REM. an
" unmnisbed Gotta Ington, in good order and hney
located Also for sale a. Iryngt several ne BUILDING
SITES TO 10 may be wanted Ing Of
HOMER MORGAN No. Metrop Titan Bark Building Pnsst
FINO LET in 5Tla.AV.--A frst-cnss DWELL
ING HOUSE 40 28h--t NTH all the modern inn
ens viii be rented furnished throughout Until the ls e. De-
tober, to respctabt and carei1 tenant Apply at 10 ~
Nlkim-st., room No. p
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A. NJ MnRvIs Auctioneer -,
DY BANGS, MERWN, e. Co., Irving Build
ID ins, Nos 5s4 and $50 Broadway, near the hsfopos
THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS June "A and u.s. at u
o'clock
LARGE COLLECTION or BOOKS in various languages
and different departments Of Literature, comprising she Dali
Stock Of Bookseller about to retire from the business
consisting mostly imported books among them many old
scarce and valuable copies Of tho early classical and historical
writers and collection Of choice modern publication &c
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, June 90 at o'clock
VALUABLE LAW LIBRARY-To be sold BY order Of an
assignee comprising complete sets Of Common Law and Chsa
Gerry States and Of the Federal Courts Al
mrnty Reports Statute Laws Digess Commentaries and
collection Of Elementary Works, mostly last editions &C. Also
W bookcases.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-14

JOSEPH HEGEMAN, ASlctioneer.-IRlDAY,
Jun. Is at 70 o'clock It tls Central Sslescoonis VIII
loughby Pesrt Res Weekly Sale OF Furniture,
Mahogany rosewood and walnut Prlor snd Chamber Fur
China and Cockery twenty Oil Paintings richly
fsed; Cigars -, Of Clothing de AZ o'clock p ~ Brussels
and ingram rosewood Alexandra Ofun oct IL stops
1900 At about the fixtures aud tools of private
market lsgs 1sirgsator Mest Rseks and Benches Fish
Sands. Saw Kstses Lamps, Scales, &c.
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A. J. BszxgAnR, Auctioneer.
GREAT SALE OF VILLA PLOTS and BUILD.

GREAT SALE Of VILLA PLOTS and BUILD
VI ING LOTS in the VILLAGE of FLu5HING:-:A j.
BLEECKER, SON &c. viii, sell at suction on THURS
DAY, lane H. Al 3 O'Clock, tho Premises.
Abou 500 LOTS POO feet osa depot lying between the es-
Jehe Jaggar and s,d Of Dr. Mcdonald extending from
Jsmstca-ay 10 portion is in Nlhge Lots and
the resolve in plots of from to 10 os each in tbs mot attract
part village with view Of Flushing Bay The grade
Is perfects,d immediately So good opportunity for
in this delightful .sss cannot be fornd esewhsr
nearly all The valuable being controlled bynge capital
The scses and from Flushing by railroad and steam
unrsled Time from Fusen MaIse. ain As minutes
Terms liberal prvil.sss III be allowed Trains leave
Eew.York al Ti5 IT, l. 4 54s and Leave Flushing at
$50 T:35 TO- 2:4 AS anG 6.. Passengers icing by the
ferry leave N.yYork al 49, L. I:i5 SIS aud $780, and
Leave Flushing at $40. 7:45. 10. II, $50 3, 5:l5
Maps at No, tPnest., New-York u,@)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-14

CT. LAWRENCE HOTEL. Booadway AID 9Th
- Conducted the .uroysan plan Great
prices Summer Single 80
day per week; elegS snites IS 10 Sd rsons
Writing the city, Icing short time, viii consult their inie-
rsst oy giving a call.
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=" W. II. WEsTC0Tr, ArctIoneer :. =
INTENSIVE SALE of elegant HOUSEHOLD
II FURNITURE Cost over 1000 belonging to the Essse
Of Charles II. Hiioa esq W. b. WHSSCOTr Co wiz sell
on TIL RSDAY JUNE IL 1t o'clock ye above elegant FUR
EITTRE contaned IN the .idence No Y2 West 2tt
hsy comprising the entire contents o. the house in Rose
which Psining, superb Vases and Ornaments three eA
can't Rosewood PsroT suites upholstered in shell work coyee
In rich bocade rosewood Pinos elegant neute aud pier Min
rors with splendid psro dining chamber and nursery
Pnaiture every description silver Ware China, Table Gut
lery tai and ruby Cut.Gs iron Safe Chandelier &c
Sale ill be positive aud perenptory. rain CO shine
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60 Ubom it Map Concern.

~ ". ENABLED a LETTER to-day (Yhsrs-
" dsyl, directed 10 J. V. NJ. Important
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Dr. KANEs CELEBRATED REFRIGE2ATORS.
The only perfect article In Market finished In os and Of se
srsl Sses
Aarge assortment Of Jpsnned Bath Tubs Toilet Wue Tee
freys, Wooden and willow ware, Meat osies iee-Stesn
freezeB x.~x~,o
Plated and Tea Sets and article In the house
furnishing line, ct reduce prices ,
BALDWIN & JOHNSTON,
No. 50 hadenlsne, New-Yort.
neliz freAo Of
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CHICAGO CITY BONDS-sEwERAe.
~ LOANS.-The Bonds bear Per cert intsr.t g
Rsxseis January and July In Esw-YoIh end - n
an annual tAz. The sutirs debt OF Tho City Of Chaci
yxo0o-al q which has hssa conrsstsd 70. sSiesX
Ne - Exohanssfhe-
TOLEDO AND WABASH RAILWAY CV
Il PANY-Notiee- coupons due LIST August. 1854 -
first Mortgage Bonds Of the Toledo and inois and Lsls
Wabash and Louis Railroad Companies win be paid 81
sentation at the Office Of CAMMANN Co, No 10 WLiFs
with interest 10 this date.-June II, 1850 =
W-ORI.EANS and MOBILE FUNDS W.
IN By AUGUST BELMONT Co., Nc. - We
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Csc. A LRAvIrT, AuctioneeE
DY GEO. A, LEAVITT e. Co
rRADE-SALE ROOMS. No "a wALKER-ST.
SALE OF
BOOKS, STATIONARY, WORKS OF ART, &c.
Cam l1nu.a IA =

Il =
SATURDAY EVENING. June l6 commencing at
o'clock p.
large oual tity of SCHOOL BOOKS in LOTS also
tep.ive Of valuable and entertaining BOOKS in the
departments OF literature together with large lot OF
STAPLE STATIONERY aud BLANK-BOOKS.
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
II and HOUSE DECORATIONS Of any conceivable kind
and quality at private sae for this week. at No. IL Cn-
ton place doors wrst Of Broadway. This Is rare
opportunity to purchase hr class goods at from twenty
hty per than they be bought for st any
place 1t much better than going to suction for the
goods can examined before purchased and when
Bought sent home without expense. The assortment very
and varied embracing everything necessary 70
the cutlery and crockey Fine Rosewood Psrio
Suites ch coverings. Pier and Mantle Mors rich
Window DrBpery Bronze Clocks Statues aud Groups agnin
cent Cbns Vase general assortment of rich Rosewood
PAIlor Furnurr Also. magn6o,n, Dining Room Suites in
solid Bedtese &C., nc Hair Mattresses
and Bedding Wadrobes Bookcase elegant Velvet aud
other Carpets In short We have to se at gea, induemsnts
everything that xentee housekeepers Call and
II IL Ia not 10. Doors open nom a. IL to p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-14
iiAAANNi " DELAWARE WATER GAP.

This fsvor.e resort Is open TO visitors
The attractions beautiful mountain scenery fine air aud
pure water pleasant drives snd walks rowing fishing &c
The trout fishing 10 st Its hight and large numbers are
taken. -
BY the erection Of building the accommodation are
nearly double Of those of last year.
New York at foot Of Cosndtst at O'CLOCK
a. nn and arrive at the 0sp in time for dinner
= l. w BRODHEAD, Proprietor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-14

A UCTION THIS DAY.-GREAT SALE Of
"A FURNITURE, HOUSEHOLD GOODS. Sc-J MiLsOh
TAYLOR Auciooeer win sell THIS DAY commencing Al ~,
the house consisting offs assortment Of Furniture carpets
LooIps lssses Hair Msrese Bedding Sofa BEDS Ac Also
an elegant would d. well to attend
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-14

A UCTION SALE of 40 BUILDING LOTS
IA NORRIS X CRANE viii ssl at auction on noNDAa'
June 49, II O'Clock on the premises ITO BCLDIaG LOTS
situated at Bellevue North Hoboken NJ j. ffontng the hs1k
enssck Pink Road and extending hence esstery to North no
boken sad protey 4, IA miles from Hoboken and he same
distance 42d ferry Weehswken and within one quarter
mile The Northern Railroad Staon stages run from oooAen
direct 10 the lot every minutes terms easy Apply 10
MORRIS X CRANE or to JAMES POPE, Hoboken
N B-Tbe whole property can be bought In one io' very
ehsap and but small sum Of money required
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-14

A COUPLER Families can find large ROOMS and
IA good BOARr farm house having large shady grounds
around H. and nod of the Hudson River Cornwall Can.
tcrbury kc hsbout mile nom the landing Those wish
ing pleasant and snie home for the Summer will address
FARMERS HOME, Tribune Office
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Chances for Bmsiuess Alem.

A NJ one can make SlG0 per month with STEN-
IN Gil TOOLS The cheapest and best in :he market Ssnd
10Y circular before purchasing elsewhere JOHN MlL1i
KEN Lawrence. Mas
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IHDGEa FIRST PREMIUM FIREW ORKS.-

II Principal Depot No. 81 M.dsn'sne New. Yors, n,
articles reasirod for toresspe sales ard public eIhoton OF
supeor quality at lees than usual price,. Addrs. orders ~
~~" - '"7'-f No 81 Mnidsnlans New York
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CLEVELAND AND ToLHpo R. r. Co.'S oyycll
CLEvEIASp, Osio MAJ 81, 1850.
UyHE ANNIIAL MEETING of the stOckhOlden

OF the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad Co., for the escs
of Directors and the Transaction Of other appropriate besss
viii be held at Companys Once in the City OF Cisvskn
state Of Ohio, on "WEDNESDAY, the 10Th day Of June
the polls be opened et scsck The Trsnsf:f 49,
will be closed TUESDAY, June at and rs<nals
closed TIL aftar the election 49,
By order OF the Board, H. c. LUCE Seerssfy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-14

i HOsE-Tbe Subscribers offer for SALE new article Of
RUBBER HOSE suitable Cfoton. Rdgewood and Ps-sae
Water Of superior quality end costing les than other in
uarkH of which they the sole Agents WRIGHT q
CAMPBELL No Barclay st corner Of Broadway opposite
Asor House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-14

Orprcx TIM ysoPLs's yrRE IgscRascs COL
EBw-Yosx June 6, 1854 J
YNHE ANNUAL ELECTION for Thirty fss
Directors Of this Compesy viii be held TUESDAY, -
18th Juns instant.
Poll open from IL o'clock m .ol o'clock 2 m.
w, y. UNDERHILL Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-14

Jerry BOATS for SALE.
IL SEVEN STEAM FERRY BOATS,
varying in length from 30 20 feet For further paues
suniy 7, CHAS w COPELAND,
NEf' No i22 broadway, N Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-14

w AsVOO I'D In cash Manufacturing Business, 70 bny
es add take the place Of retiring partner Address j. b. s.
Boz he us TItbsas oAss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-14

A FEW persons wishing B o A r ID during the
"A Summer months In pleasant healthy situation thr
Delaware Water Gap be accommodated by applying to
JAMES BELL IT,, Experiment Mills Post Office Monroe Co.,
Pennsylvania HH...
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sALE-Fiye new, 7-octsye Pianos beautiful and
tone rent four second hand Pianos and two do with
to rent twenty Melodeon snd second hand for
low prices second hand octaye Piano been
used about year phoe 1900 will be sold for 500 Second
han for $40 $40 $50 500 and BIS Secondhand
Pianos $50 500 SIS, $50 al5o. and biso Monthly pay
ulsn.s receiyess for Pianos and Meodeons
HORACE WATERS. Agent. No 333 broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-14

CCHOOLEYs PATENT SELF-EBNTILA-
- TING PRESERyYR and REFRIGERATION Tho very
Article in The only Valid Self ysntilatins Prservr
and Refrigerator now in use or on sae For sale 81 SO6 brosd
way r. where may be GLASS In operscn Call and
examine them Refers 30 Hon. B. r. Curtis, Boston, Mas
W. Anthony Sun Mutual las Co.. N Y George T. Curtis,
ssq Boston, Mass Charles NJ Keller esq, N VI Marhal P.
Wider esq. Boston, Mao Arson Bebse n Z Prof n
HorDford Boston Mass Phio Bebee n T. D.niel Cur
ts ESQ., Bos ton Mass Erof joseph Locke Cincinnati o.
Prof Alex Caswe, Providence, K l. Hon. james Smith,
Providence r. Prof n. Hill Providence r. l. Messrs
Anthony Deison Co.. l., and 10 900 others who have At
ested them within the lest Eve AT Wholesale and RETAIL
At No BO6 Broadway, NJ Y. G. y. PIKE, Agent
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Groceries, propisions, &r.

A EDREW W. ROSE, No. 22s Washington ST.
between Barclay and RobSap New York wholesale one
price cssh dealer in frat quality PROVISIONS SALT FISH
aud GROCERIES, Mscherel, heuinss Codhsh Salmon Had
dock hitehsh City Hams Shoulders Beef Pork pure Lard
fns Butter mild rch Cheese &c City and country sde ip
vted 10 call Orders solicited and carefully hlsd,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-14

LNIREW ORKS.-A general assortment OF plan
and eorsd Fireworks Of the best quality for sale by
~ BADEAU, LOCKWOOD 4 Co,
No a27 Washington st.
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Eremorks.

I TOO s, D, ROBERTS,
B-Many persons having hired paos formerly employee
BY Me.. o. Edge are advertising hensrl,,. assd.'
ns a. they ray find being blown ths the good. SOLD
Edges o The Lsbos,oss Of some 0e.enrs
Corner of Msden-ane and Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-14

FIREWORKS. ,,
having any parties my employ who have sold Aess
j. O. Edges Fireworks until this SEASON. would CAUTION
the public petronze those VINO cast enecon on
who wish 10 DO an honorable business. , 80,
The genuine EDGES FIREWORKS are 70 90 mao qusn'
ties to sui. purchasers at Edges Depot
GEO. B. COLEY, Agent,
No. 81 Maiden. lane, N Y.
, 1860-07-23

Ropp1so Cell MA7R.-0ne Lsnox, on Fri
DAY night, occupied his time, in his cell at the
lookup, in picking the pocket OF fello" prs
oner named Burns, Relieving him sf sil7er
watch and SIS in cash. Lenox has been held
to answer. The law as to property extends
to eyen the cells.
, 1860-07-23
TREMENDOUS RATIFICATION MEETING.
Upper Egypt in Republican Blaze.

Especial Dispatch to the Prts, and TEbppe1
AI7ua, July II. 1850.
The Bond County Republican Ratification
nseting. held at Greenville, the county seat,
On yesterday, was an immense gathering. It
far exceeded the most sanguine auticipsticps.
Besides general turn out Of the Bond county
Republicans, there came large delegations frcm
the caunties Of Montgomery, Fayctte, Clinton,
Madison, Marion aud Macoupin, with flags, bar
ners. rails, mauls and music. There were five
companies of Wide Awakes in full uniform.
When all the delegations were formed into lire,
they made one grand procession of more thnn
tsco miles long, as close as teams could drive
and men and horses walk. There were nearly
<trea taousand people present, by actual count.
1t was by far the largest and most enthusiastic
meeting ever held in that section Of the Stata.
Eloquent and convincing speeches we're made
by Senator Trumbull, Hon. Richard Yates and
Hon. Joseph Gillespie. Considering that it wss
twenty miles to the nearest Railroad station,
aud that all the people were obliged to travelby
private conveyance, the number present y ~
extraordinary. At nigh. there was grand
torch-light procession, composed Of ali ,he
Wide Awake companies and hundreds Of vo!un
teer torch. bearers, which extended more thar
hslf mile in length. The town Was lit VI
| with bontres and fireworks. Short speeches
music, singing, shouting and tremendous enthu
siasm closed tie festivities Of 1he day. Litt1
| Bond will roll up large Republican majorit,
Eext fall. H.
, 1860-07-23

cheers, hats and haudkerchefs waving. and tue
immense mass slowly ditperaed. The zouav Is
rare conducted to the quarters OF company =
u I, regiment, and we're handsomely ente +.
,aine l. After that, it ia to be hoped they found
Nor s,heus on their dowuy planks, 30 that they
m ~ be able to go to Boston with all their viz
Or, this eveuing in the boat.
The following orders are the final memorials
of the memorable visit to New York of the
Chicago Cadets. From Col. Pinckoey this:
"Detachments of 20 files, with officers, lar
ing reported from the ed, 5th, 9Th, 7th, ii
und nth regiments, TO parade as batnliou to
esco1t the Zouave Cadets, on their departur e to
Dostcn. Tne remaining regiments are resp ec'-
fully invited TO send detachment TO form ba
talon line in Lafayette Place, at O'Clock p ~,
on Friday, tomorrow.
By request Of J. G. P1xckxEx. Colonial.
The Governors Guard are thus notified:
BfAporAx71xs to. 4 G1u RkcrxEzr, ny $ MI
NV fo1k, July -. ieta-
1.-THE members Of this company are her ehy
ordered to sppear at Cen,er Market, at IL l.. NJ,
he eolh day Of Jo1y in full dress, white pa MS,
fatjgue esp slup9, to act with company F =aa i
speciai e.eort to the Chicago Z9uaves.
By order Of l. FRANK, Captait'.
u. S1aArss. Orderly Sergeant.
All O'Clock to-day. companies A aud F., Of
the 9Th regiment, will gire the LouaEes col
IL ion
, 1860-07-23
GREAT REPUBLICAN RALLY.
$4,000 PEOPLE IN COUNCIL!
Greene and Jeraey Counties
in Mass Meeting.


Correspondence Of the Press and Tribunal
x cAa.1sSn11 u July ~ 1851 =
~. -.... !.es 1.t.. u'a ..ou' a''eao'oe ooe u
ia ~ 49,: 1 .4o'e po"N'ss4 eA'"ef'ns. e'e1
e. =. s eee-'oA ~ ,u' :'ea'e-ismas.ao'c
~ .;. ~ s ~ .u lno ''f sue ntepie''l0'e en'aa-
paar u,an =. I rsep1.' .p. -. "'saoe "ss ne'a AZ
. he' 80 eo'u, '"so' "ues ne0'y o"c
wa"...;" - w r.-s', usa4 'uo e"fnef o'
~ 1S,s ~ -, o'eeno auo '.loey eounueS. II was
- -. .ue opsA "ooot' e'sns "''es 'fo" 'oe
eo. ':, 'A' '"ens' n4nes 'foni 'ne nearest
:. @4 ''s'Ao"' oo', Ill 40S.' enn1el5 oe5ono
sus .e'sa u any o. LUG osoa' accessories 1or
ees ek1'ne' '@fe e4o"o'
h.us.s. .Ss %. w ..'"N "e ""o
49, 49, e ".'4 t.ea" H e ~ eoeu no"oe's
s,..;.., eu "4'ue''0o "
~ .a'e fes'on' uooo
's ~oso 10 "uaoe3 Pteesot d. IRON
, 1860-07-23

The Is feet space is sufficient for cars ard
dummy engines To ger four or ire feet more to
admit ordinary Locomotives, is hardy practices
bic, and as the city is regarded, the use Of dunn
tional cost Of providing dummies would be In
considerable, and more than compensated for
in the increased speed with which they could
run, and other advantages Of having clear
track
i will not occupy further space to discuss
benefits, except to allude to one. In Ibis lcvsl
city, dEays and teams could move immense
loads but for the steep ascent TO BRIDGES. 1hu
raising Of the grade three Or four feet would ai-
low loads to be increased tifsy per can't or over,
a. least those going toward the South Side,
which Of itself would in q few years pay the
cost Of grading.
What proportion Of the cost should be paid
bY railroads, what By property holders, wbas
by the city at large, need not here b. dis
cussed. j. -o. ".
Chicago, July 2lst, 1900
, 1860-07-23

Where the Patent Buzs mar be seen II work. md Lien
rights obtained. 1yE1lM
, 1860-07-23

Anree},ee by ~ eahr~. HB~aeurek. Frank
r, Ektntr MuA Ex~GoScfnoF SaAAAoA
Of kAut0k.


Tho 1,rcp,t aud unst enthusiastic political
meeting Of The we,k took place last u'Ght al
center Market, corner Of Seventh eoo Foplaf
xt1crts. The stand was erected on the southern
end Of tue market, and ~ brilliantly nenleo
,,p with tn, chez, under the direction OF captain
tozz=ns. Not less Than h,e ne ~ %a Iere
Gcrm.rs, The interest taken in the proceed
,pg, Vas kept up throughout the whole ere
IL. Hammer introduced to the audience Mr:
Fred H4sraurek, Of Cincinnati. distinGusneo
Republican. and one who received the hieoest
loncrs Of the party in tha; city.
The Wide Awake Clob here made 'ts~ap'
,rar.ncc On Seventh street The procession
was severel blueks long, Which was lnoged oy
the tnct that there were upwa1ds oi fifteen hun
dred torches carried ia the rankH ihe ssans-
rasencls and music. the cneefsns Q. .le Gsu~1a
and the brli,aot di.play on the STAT q, formed
one cf the most impnsing sights that has ever
he,n ,een u. Ward demonstration IN 81
When the head or the Wide-AwaEe Club and
the Ynung Mems Lincoln AID axn'ln Cup hao q
passed arsusd the ma.5.i E; haes s.a1p t. tbs
square, the rear bad not parsed ny sesentn sac p
,'op.sr. Immediately on the cessation o. me
mu.ir, three cheers ~ere proposed for III. las
saurek. which were given heartily.
Mr.. Hassaurek tht II took the stand aud spoKt
IN f:rrmsn for over an hour. Tue distinguished
sne,krr was fr. quentl5 interrupted by applause
III. sneech was q scorchiDg revie" OF the cor
ruuttops Of the Democracy. and wss very se e
rerr on Douglas for lis t1eachery To the Nef.o
ra.f We neyer raw au audience ssaud in tn
onen pir, Tor one hour and ha'f, better oe'ots
Frank +. Da'r was called tor a. tne 0' eGnc'u
sfr H,.ir made 3 few remas Is: and then lntfo
dncrd Mr. +. r. Stanton. Of Kansas, tormerl
e' a:nI walker's Secretary, and Acting GoreFno
Coz. % staatou spoke briefly on the ias1es
the cav, ard Of the histo'y OF Inc hans'
Tue meeting broke up about hAlt.past eleve
o,rloeL with three cheers for the speakers an
tb-ae mira fnr Lincoln aud Ban1lin.
, 1860-07-23

sEss1p1r.-on the principle that what is
worth doinc at all is worth doing well, a. chap
in Wisconsin is fa.:ten'ng frogs with Oatmeal
grassbopper., &C., and supplying our market
with unabridged editions" of these swamp
,art,. Some that We hars seen were monsters.
| IT'S good idea.
, 1860-07-23

Sronn AT PgoR1A.-There Was very sev ere
thunder. storm at Peoria On Wednesday nis ht,
during which no je.s than sir different build
ings we're struck BY lightning. although no
person WAS seriously injured. The storm was
also severe Ut Elmwood. and lightning struck
th. house Of man named Hart, knocking two
children eenseless, but they were afterwards
restored. Very little rain fell, and no ser1oua
damste Maa done.
, 1860-07-23

WuoprEns. Tina has taken to lying
nost outrareous'y shout the size Of the "Dont
Care" squaster meetings. 1t describes a little
local gathering ut Pttsfield rs The largest meet
;nr ever held in lliinos, outside Of Chicago! 4
meeting at Mat:oon, consisting Of 400 women,
children and mtn, it assests numbered EEea
thousand! And crowd Of 500 people at Car
,htge, Hancock county, is put dom in that ve-
r. cious sheet, ut 10000. These estimates are
all On pxr with the assertion that New York
was going for Squssterism, fufj ct to the sn'
preme Court, b. 5000 majority.
, 1860-07-23

TIE BunS1xo FLUID ABoA1SA71os.-lhe H.
fated domestic Catherine Lsnain, referred to IN
our last issue as injured by au explosion OF =
e,a Of burning fluid, has since deceased. and
An inquest was held on Saturday BY Coroner
Iames. 1t No. 265 West Washington street.
The iu1y With their verdict unite in 4 solemn
nrotest against the use in families Of these
dangerous compounds, burning fluid, CAM
ohene. and kin dred abomiuations.