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The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-29
CHILDREN TEETHING.
MRS. WINSLOW,
A y experienced Nurse and Female Physician, pre-
n sents to the attention Of Mothers her
SOOTHING SYRUP.


A n experienced Nurse and Female Physician, pre-
N sents to the attention Of Mothers her
SOOTHING SYRUP,
FiOR tHILDREN TEETYLNG,
Which greatly facilitates the process Of teething. by
softening the gums, reducing all inaammation-will
allay ALL PALS and spasuOdic action, aud is
Sure to Regulate the Bowels.
Depend upon tmothers will give rest to yourselves,
And Relief and Health to your Infants.
We have put up and solh this article for over ten
years, and can say, In cOnfience dnd truth Of it,
WheI We have never been able to say Of any other
medicne--NEvER HAsIT FAILED IN A SINGLE INSTANCE,
To EFFECT CURE, when timely used. Never did we
know an instance NJ dissatisfaction by any one who
used It, On the contrary, all are delighted with Its
operations, and speak in terms NJ highest commenda
tiOn Of its magical effects and medical virtues.
We speak in this matter WHAT WE DO KNOW,
after ten years experience, GDd pi,Ige mr. rFTn-
tdfiOn fOr the f1IRHD'pnt NJ UhH IRE here dpCLdrr.
In almost every instance where the infant is suffer-
ing from pain and exhaustion, relief will be found
IN fifteen or twenty minntes after the syrup is all
-I.IiHistetell.
Thi. valuable preparation ia the prescription of
one ~ the most ENPFRIENtED and SKILFCL SIR-
SIS in New England, and has been used, with necer
EiiiRg EnccPSS, in
THOUSANDS OF CASES.
II not only relieves the child from pain but invig-
crates the stomach and bowels. cnrrecis acidy and
gives tone ard energy to the whole system II will
relieve almost Instantly
Gripping in the Bowels and Wind Collie,
And overcome rUnvu-iOns. which II not speedily
cdrd, end in death. We llvc 1t the best and SrRFST
RENrnYn tn" WORLD in all eases Of DiSENTkRY
and DIARRIIEA ~ CHILDREN, whether il arises
from tcr,ng or from other cause. We would say to
every rI"th.r who has child suffering from any ~
the foregoing complaints. 20 Not LET YOt'R PRE-
JUDGES, NOR THE PREJUDICES or OTHERS.
stand h'iwern your suffering child and the relief
that will he SGRE-ycI. AnSOLl TELY SCRE-iO
fellow the US uf this dcinc. if timely used Full
directions Will accompany each bottle. Nunr genuine
unless the fac-...l. of CURTIS PERKINS, New
York. i ON Vi" out.. /" wrapper.
Suld by Drnsgi-'4 Throughout tic World.
PRINCIPAL. OFFICE. 13 CEDAR ST. NEW YORK.
TRIE f. ONL Y2j Cents TER BUTTLE.
PARK Il WHITE,
Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast,
m5.ly 1872 Washington street. san Francisco, Cal
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HOPE & NEPTUNE RESTAURANT
Cunningham & Tucker. Proprietors.

----.e--a
THE UNDERSIGNED =
beg leave 10 inform their -EN
friends and the public
% generally aithey have EA1sseSs.szIA
taken the above named stand, and are at all times
prepared 20 furnish to order at the shortest notice
Game and Oyster Suppers.
Meals at all hours Pork, BEEF Mutton. ciail-
Hare, &e., Alsays on hand shar u ratr i.ngr is
solicited. (sl2I CUNNINGHAM 4 TUCKER
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AUCTION SALES.
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

~ AucClOneer.
UMM1SSIONERS' SALE OF VALUABLE
~ hEL EsrATE.-By virtue of the order and de-
Sise tne Circuit Court of the District of IoIum-
aa. 10 sae matter Of the heirs Of Frederick Mohar
aeeSassa made on the 18Th day of A prll A. D. IsS7
tne unoerslgped Commissioners will offer for sale
~ papio auction, to the highest bidder therefor, on
the "a day of Mar instant, a OF square OF gronI
nnmeeled two hundred and seventy-one, (27i, D G Z
,n ,ns a9thsntlc ground plan of the CITY of Washing
ceealngs In said cause F
Ierm: 9t sale: One-third Of the purchase money
% De pald In cash at the place of sale or within
asss me eaiter the residue to be paid in and
I Ieels, tne purchaser giving his bonds, payable 10
we 'especuve hers. and bearing interest from the
Court. WIN 'io ooiu Oioei VI
dnte deed to he retained until the whole purchase
dass s: ssF fss y Ac a fEs 9Ct R with within
reserve the right 10 rese the said property st the
risk and cost of the defs uting purohsser
All conveyanclng at the cost of purchaser
SAMUEL X. DOUGLASS,
u. q. .CARRINGTON
THOMAS +. LLOYD,
CHARLES WALTER,
GEORGE THEO. Mc(IIUE
Commissioners.
ul.e 2-ot<lN cNo6 a. GREEN, AUot.
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EDUCATIONAL.

Me- MRS. McCoR uICK's SCHOOL.
EAHS. McCORMiCk desires 20 inform her
friends and the public general that she viii retu
tne Soues OF her School on the lst Monday in Sep
The course Of study pursued will COMPRISE U the
ton. s NeN~
In addition 20 her day scholars she ia desirou, of
IeoelElng into her family few pupils as boarders
eseH I.oin lu 70 Il yeaTs, who viii beunder her I'M
meqlafe care and oversight q
her arrangements for the accommodation ard
que care OF pupils have been oonsideraily increased
aeeirlns particular information with references 70
neT school may apply to w, ID. Wallach, Editor o
For terms and further particulars apply a. her
reseence-No. 50 Cameron street. AleIsndria, Va.
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DENTISTRY.
TEETA

M TEETH.
~. hUOmlS, nj: d., the inventor and patentes
oi the MINERAL PLATE TEETH, at I7.
tesds personally at his Office in this oity R0
Many persons can wear these teeth who ~1Ixo
cannot wear others, and no person can wear others
who cannot wear these
fersons sailing at my ofice oan he aocommod sted
Win anJ style and price of Teeth they may desire
Dot 10 those who are particular and wish the purest
oleanes, strongest, and most perfect derture that
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE will be
more fully warranted. ~
Rooms N this oity-No. 336 Pa avenue, between
rhis. -
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27Q PoTENTINI, 0O6
AsO MIoRTnA OF GUO
Ax AK 81, fS6SSfFSESST fS6NfESTEl6SsI Ra,Ay h Ay1s 1s,
P4TESSS, P4ETrESSS,,RRRREESSEsRy RRRREESSEsRyEs,

Begs leave 10 oall the attention OF mis- friends and
the public generally to his New Store, under VIII
lsId's Hotel, just opened, IN oopnsxion with hin
oeive any orders fof superior Confections Of his own
Importation. Ec
Private Parties, which will be served up in his in
imItable style, With the same prom 7tness and dis
Dotch which he has hitherto shown. oos
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w NEW AND SEASONABLE GOODS,
w Have been adding almost daily TO our stock
OF Spring and Summer Dry Goods until we think it
very complete. w name In part-Toil Do Lsin
new article for ladies' suits; also. Mohair De ChRe
Popilus and English Berages; ChaliIes, French Or
CANDIES and j, conetts; Beraee, Orr ANDY, Greua-
dine and English Berage Robes, in from two to
nine Flo9nces; Parasols, Sun Shades and Sun Um-
hrellas; Ladies' French Worked Honiton and Linen
Collars and Sets; New Style Hoped Skrts; Ho-
sen, Gloves. GaIntletts, and Black Silk Mitts;
New style Cloaks. French Lace Mant es anu Points,
in great varIety Linen and Cotton Sheeting; Irish
Linens of the best makes, a. o I, &o
ma9 TAYLOR a. HUTCHINSON.
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TRUNKS, BOOTS AND SHOES.
u ply OF Gsnts hne Freroh Calf Skin Dress-fa.
BSrh Bo9t' and CATERS, Patent Leather and IN
SIoth 6elters. Calf Skin. Patent Leather KHv
ana Lasting Shoes. Also. an eXtensiyes ~
sock OF Bo. s. ana ChildreB's ladies' and Misses,
Boots ana Shoes, all OF whioa an selling al az
oe'uihgy low prices, J, ROSENTHAI,.
$50 Seventh street
mt - co foors hkoYe ID street
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- TIMES.
we are now manufacturing all kinds of ROOTS
and SHOES, aad constantly RECEIVING 90.
supply OF eastern made work Of every de- Ill
scnpiion, made expressly to order, and will
be sold at much lower price than has BEEN
heretofore chsrged IN this city for much inferior
articles
Persons In want of Roots and Shoes of eastern or
city made work, will always find good Assortment
In store and at the lowest Prices Give us call
GRIFFIN g. BRO,
aPs-T 3l4 Pennsyiyania aVsn1e
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ap9 3fawts

u THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
IN conseq equenoe of the rain until WEDNESDAY,
the S}d May instant, l560, at the same timC and
place. w. REDIN. Trustee.
ma 3-eoSd5 A, GREEN, Auotr.
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SgshIHTsk 4 tas 3, f,sss e BAY ,osrsPRlNs and
s29e ss9 fuRNlsHISs GOODS = q eMffff, Nc.
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mar Il 5tawts

~ am requested by the parties interested to
aod 70 the above advertisement, that there large
excellent Dwelling house, two sinTT an d bassmaut
on the land, largo harm. pump of good water, and
an unialllng stream of hne watsr running through
the property, which Is well fenced, and distant
about 9Ia miles from the CITY
W.REDIN, Trustees
6p9 UdWLg A GREEN
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I2 000 e SSALboSSssI, ! 4 Ss 9HHA,mnfteSE 2 HA,mnfftt AND
Iected stock Of champssne aud Crab Apple Cider,
sold on reasonable terms In order 20 mAks'room
for our spring stock. Give rs cAll et the
Union Bottlinf Depot
fee No 81 Grssn e.. 6serfsknHn.
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ssy OF any oTBsR
HAS 1T FAILED,In
STANCE TO SY-
when umsly ussd.
an instsncs OF dis.
one who used il. On
delighted with iti
I.Psak In Isrms Of
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II OOK HERE!-A new Pic Mic Resort for Rent
II Lease, or sale. Just opposite Georgetown. en-
braclEg hne springs, woods. fishing and beating
and the most romantic and desirable place for a
public resort, market garden and dairy farm near
the District, containing 50 acres.
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IN ALL zss PIXIES.
whole TICKETS, s2o-Hslves, s10-Qusrters, ssI
Prizes cashed At sight at per cent discount
Bills on all solvent Banks taken st par.
drawing viii be forwarded as soon a. the result
becomes known.
All orders for schemes or tickets % be addressed
10 DON RODRIGUEZ,
msS-tr Care of City Post. Chsrleston. s. G.
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FOX RENT-The three-story and Basement
D BRlCh HOUSE AZ the corner OF 9Th and +
1si NTH ofhee Rooms on 9Th e. Apply TO WIN,
site Centre Market ma w
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FOR SALE-Betweeu : and 2 acres of WOOD
Il l.AND-a beautiful building site--on the Plank
Road, about miles north Of WASHINGTON. Inanrs
At No. 3, Agcncy Block, corner OF Seventh aud 4
stS ma 2ws
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FOR RENT-A three story BRICK HOUsE,
u on Thirteenth st one door above g 81, north
10 42s, lately occupied by Captain Lee. L. - N
possession given on tire list of Nav Inquire Of
JOS. ABBOTT, 2e6 4 st., between lsth and 18th
SITS. maVsu
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THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY
inform their patrons and the public that A.
they have received t6elr usual supply of>
SPRING GOODS, consisting Of the letest M
style and fashion. and best foreign manufao NJ
ture. They also respectfully invite atEen- -
tion 20 their new stock ofGENTLEMEN'S Of FUR
They also keep constantly on hand large supply
of Naval and Military Furnishing Goods-such as
Epaulets, Chapeaus. Swords, Beltt, Gold Laces,
Shoulder Straps, and Sashes.
H. F. LOUDON A. CO..
Citizen, Naual and Military Merchant Tatiors,
mar I5-foSm Browns Hotel.
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NJ GAS FIXTURES.
". Haye IN store, and are daily receiving, g. S
FIATUhES of eBtlrely New Patterns and DESC ms
and Finish superior in style 90 ANYTHING beretoore
offered IN thls market. We invite citizens gepersl
y 10 call and examine our stock Of Gas and Water
Fixtures, feeling confident that we have the hest
selected stock IN Washington.
All Work in the above line lntrustcd 20 our care
-, MYERS a NsSHAN.
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THEREEEE, TEE r, sNAgL ~ ,1,Y,T ANP PEsIRABLE BRIcI

II DIV EBisiNG HOUSES. 1T the corner OF
fhuteenth street west and q street north The
SnhScr bers offer for sale three small aad desirable
Brick Dwelling Houses, situated At the corner OF
thirteenth street west and q street north. Two of
the houses front on Thirteenth street and contain
rooms each; tho other fronts on q street and con
talns rooms The houses will I've sold separately
and ON very liberal terms Of credit Apply 10 JAS.
c. MCGUIRE CO, Auctioneers and Commis-
SION Merchants. ma s-2Y
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PRESENTATION TO Masonic Lopez We were
present. short time ago, says the w ashing ton
CORRESPONDENT OF the Alexandria Sentinel, upon
tne occasion Of the presentation to w ashinpton
NdVai Lodge, NO. 4, Of a very handsome and ap-
propriate article Of Masonic furniture. II was de-
signed and made by most worthy and excellent
mem DER OF the order, William BOYD ESQ :, master
workman In the pattern shop at the NAVY Yard.
In this city, and presented to the Lodge 1t is a
candestick or candelebra, intended to support the
. .hiee lesser hgnn The base is constructed Of
three square frames Of red cedar-their dimen-
sions o, III, and 12k inches, so arranged az to
form the 47th problem Of Euclid. The smallest
square on the right angle pointing South Ia inlaid
with white holly and black walnut Representing
XII: A larger square pointing to the West
paneled with oak In which is inserted the letter
". The largest square, raised on the hypothenuse
extending East, contains the Masters capet, Dor
dered with variegated wood, in the centre a star
On this base Is set irregular triangle of Carroll.
ma pine, representing a square plumb and level:
the shortest side Of the eight angle resting on
hypothenuse Northward On Its apex is poised a
celestial globe Of red cedar, upon which are de-
llneated the zodiacal signs and the various con-
.seliatioDs az they appeared In April last. Beneath
the globe are three scrolls, forming a Triangle to
bear the lights, carved with pomegranate and lily
work. On the points Of these arms or scrolls are
the candle. sockets, the Fest one representing an
Ethiopian lily, the West heliotrope the South
morning glory. Between the celestial globe
and the light on the South arm il a figure Of the
sun in its meridian splendor; on the Western
arm 10 representation OF the moon In her silyery
radiancei against the hypothenuse of the North
side, is the representation of the great hts rest
Ing on two parallel lines outside Of circle in the
center OF tnat circle point In harmony with the
sun and moon. Beneath the celestial il placed
the terrestrial globe, made Of different kinds Of
WOOD, 80 az TO have the appearance Of map, with
lines Of longitude and latitude, &c.
THK POPULATION OF ALEXANDRIA. Oneial
CeHsns Returns.-The Gazette of this moyninu
says DIR. ID. NJ French, United States Assistan q
Marshal, has completed, revised, and returned to
the Census Bureau statement Of the population
OF Alexandria city and county, which shows
statement published in the Gazette a few DAYS
since Under the official return as reported TO the
Department, the population Of the city aggregates
II ,So,and that Of the county ,367, making a
=, The following is the aggregate Of each class Of
the population a. returned by the census of 1850
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NEWS

TELEGRAPHIG.

Qotste, Aug 20 The weather YESTERDAY was
suPefo ana the excitement great The center Of
sufacuon was the English Cathedral, where the
r,,hos ,, .'endea morning service. The church
only by ticket The adjacent street, were erovSed
The Prince drove 20 church with the fsoysrno,
General. He occupied a sest in the gallery ma
was 50 much the object OF attraction that the
sermon Of the Rev. Mr.. Housman was scsrcelv
listened 20. At the conclusion Of the service h.
jumped into the carriage and drove rapidly t6
Some sailors belonging 20 the Hero brought the
Princes dog Cabot, which was presented 10 him
crowds Of people were gathered, who pe,ted the
animal, some ladies even kissing IL. On sunday
Russell
Mr.. Bartlett, Secretary Of state and Mr. sprsgue,
ooth OF Rhode Island, presented an invitation 20
Governor Williams for the Prince 10 visit Proyi-
dence The Duke replied that the programme Of
The Princes visit 90 the United STATES was not
yet decided en-, but that he would consult Lord
day or tomorrow. and arrapy. the nro,rsmme
Both he and the Prince wanted 70 see as much ss
possible Of the United States and ia various c,tes
would also like 70 60 West and see the prairies
IL was probable they might 20 10 Chicago The
Prince, who 10 much Interested in mech.nic,
wants to see manufacturing towns The Duke
asked Messrs. Bartlett and Sprague N thew came
all the way from Rhode Island on that special
business, and was much pleased at this stten
ton to the Prince that be offered them res,dence
at the Governors house The x hode Island dele
CATION returned home this afternoon, and will re-
ceive the Princes answer by letter. :
~ The Prince takes up his ofncisl residence al
fafnament House Tomorrow morning The
seventeenth regiment act az guard Of honor A
salute will be fred from the levee In the even
ing three balls viii be given, one OF them by the
city M, There VIII De display OF fireworks and
high on account Of the ball. The regulation dress
10 all black, except gloves shirt collars &C.
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The New Mexican Mail

INDEPENDENCE, Mo, August 2o.-Tbe New
Mexican mail, with dates to the 5th inst, arrived
this evening.
There Is great excitement in Santa Pc. The
Navajo Indians made an attack upon little settle
ment, eleven miles below, and killed two men.
and drove of all their stock. There were only
eleven soldiers In Santa Fe and they were sent in
pursuit OF the Indians In a wagon A partv OF
citizens were sent out, who overlook the Indians.
and recovered the stock. and had TO fight for "a.
ana owing 10 the cowardice Of some MeXicsns,
three OF the party were killed and I've wounded.
two Of whom have since died One of them wss
Christian Velson, highly respectable citizen
cabinet maker by trade. He, with his own hand
brought down i've Of the Indians, whose total
loss was thirteen killed and several wounded
They fought entirely with arrows, and only re-
treated when their arrows gave out Had the en- :
Tire party taken part in the fight not man would
have been killed or captured. On the same day
the indians ran of eighty head Of cattle from
Azan FRA, town five miles below Saute Fe
They also took thirteen head Of government
horses, and succeeded in making good their es-
cape.
An old resident says we have been expecting
their return every day, and would not be surprised
to see them any time In the public square The
military protection does not amount 70 ANYTHING,
and the military commander 10 worthless There
Is no telling what moment the Indians NAV take
the country, as they have done everything that
they can to provoke the military TO action, but
they are afraid TO assume any responsibility, and
therefore permit the indians TO do what they
please. Efforts have been made 70 get the CON-
mander OF the department 10 accept services Of
Luz volunteers, but, after consultation with the
are at loggerheads, and do not speak and the
consequence 10 no unity Of action or feeling
among them; therefore the public interest suffers
and the citizens are murdered with impunity
The conductor of the mail states that a re port
was current that Mr. Bent had been murdered by
the Indians at his Fort, but he does not place
much reliance on IL. No Indians were seen on
Grass and water were scarce.
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GEORGETOWN.
Correspondence of TIE Star. "a

SOFeSpoHdence OF Ihe Star
6EoRsErowN, August ~, 1890.
In WestGeorgetown several Improvements have
oecn made In addition to those noticed in our
letter OF Monday last Two neat fame dwellings
have been erected on Frederick street for Miss
Mary rhomas, and several Others have beeu built
IN toat locality. The fine brick residence of Mr.
McCloud, opposite the Academy Of the Visitation.
10 about to be enlarged by adding another story
TO IL That delightful and healthy section of our
city is improving rapidly, and abounds in excel
Our enterprising fellow-citizen, Mr.. William
Cooley, who finished two hrst class brick dwell
lngs on Congress street this spring. has embel-
lished the neighborhood Of Bridge street bridge
by the erection ION your side of Rock creek ~
four hne brick houses for stores and dwellings
In the lower part OF our city we notice the cree
tlon OF two small frame tenements Washing
ton street, near the canal; and Water street the
warehouse and Office Of Mr.. wheatly 10 being i'm
proved by building new front, and otherwise
adding TO Its outside appearance, and inside ar
engagements for comfort and convenience.
Senator Bright has improved his property by
the erection OF lodge for his gardener. and not
stable and carriage house. stated in our letter of
Monday last
and boats are constantly arriving. The coal
wharves present a gratifying scene Of hustle and
activity, and at Rays dock ten or twelve vessels
are receiving cargoes of coal
Messrs Denmead Il Son are progressing finely
with their portion Of the contract for the construc
ton of the aqueduct bridge over took Creek and
new beauties are every day developed In that
magnificent and graceful structure. which, when
finished, will be one Of the lions Of the Federal
Metropolis.
Messrs. Beall & Matthews have made consider
aole naoitons to their stock, and have now a
complete assortment Of family groceries of the
finest quality Their advertisement Of "Pure rye
whisky" Is worth attention. We know the gen
tleman through whose agency they obtained IL,
and purchasers can rely upon its being an unadul-
tefated article.
Many Of our citizens will no doubt participate
In the ceremonies at Beltsville, Md on Thursday
next, the occasion being the laying Of the corner
stone Of new Presbyterian church An inter
esting time is expected
BY advertisement in Georgetown column II will
De seen that Messrs. Spilman d Hunt havere-
moved TO the opposite side Of Bridge street while
their store Is being remodel.d and improved 1t
only necessary to say to the ladies that they
selling dry goods at the cheapest rates in order TO
NIL their new store with entire new stock
Advertisements left at No. ia Bridge street or
at DR. Barnard's drug store, will be promptly at.
tended TO. ~ -
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The Breckenridge and Lane Democratic
State Committee

SARATOGA, n Y, Aug. 20.-The Breckenridge
and Lane Democratic State Committee meets here
tomorrow.
Neither the Douglas nor the Bell and Everett
State Committee have called q meeting here and
the statements to that effect In the newspa pers
erroneous.
From the conversation Of a majority of the
Breckenridge and Lane Committee here Il 10 in
ferred that they will tomorrow inaugurate active
measures for prosecuting vigorous campaign.
A large number Of documents win be published
and distributed, and straight tickets nominated
in every part Of the State.
The members Of the Committee express them
selves as decidedly hostile TO any movement which
will tend to revive the Know Nothing party under
the leadership Of Bell and Everett
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Total ................ ..1,221

IL will be seen by this table, tpat whilst the in
cIease In the population of the city since the last
population, the increase in the county has been
only about IL per cent. In the city, the increase
Oh the white population has been 26I2; whilst the
Tree negroes have decreased 50, and the slaves an
In the county the white population has increased
10Y, the free negroes al, and the slaves 37-thus
showing that while the white population of city
ana county has rapidly increased, the number Of
negroes has diminished We subioin for rsfs,-
ence and preservation corrected table Of the
populations Of this city, under each census since
tne adoption OF the present constitution Of the