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Sick Headache. and want of Appetite

These feelings which SO saddcn US, most fro
quenty arise from annoyanccs or trouble, from
Qbstructed perspiration, or from eating and
drinking what is unfit for us. thus disordering
the liver and stomach. These organs must be
regulated il you wish to be well. The Pills, il
taken according to the printed Instructions,
will quickly restore healthy action to botn
liver and stomach, whence follow a. "a natural
consequence, a good appetite aud a clear head
In the East and West Indies scarcely any other
medicine is ever used for these disorders
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Prepared and sold by
JOHN J. McKATN.

CAMDEN, :, c.
Wholesale Agents, IIaviIand,
Stevenson X Co., Charleston,
South Caroiinl.
Sold by IIasscltinc oc Massey,
Lancaster, $. G; MogilI x Beat
tic, Pleasant Hill; Il. {. Pattcr-
son, Liberty Hill.
Aug. 8, 1860. 2G-tf
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We would call the attention Of members o
the bar and magistrates OF this and thssur
rounding Districts, 70 our extensive a.sort
ment Of Blanks. We have now on nand
q fnil supply printed in excellent s'yls, aud
can MI nil orders promptly NJ seventy hive
cent Per quirs casa.
We are also prepared TO print Briefs at
shoft notice, 10 handsome style and ~ low
~ tas work can bt done any whers IN shc
Stste for casA.
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5 D u L II e A r ULlN A ,
ioDc0sfer District.
In Ge Common Pleas
c. y. piyicr,
r. Y: Elt,a. ) Attachment

Whereas he plaiallr did on thr 5,h day
ot October lhGO, nlr his DECLARATION ugains,
the nct"mdnrt, who (ss i, is sad) i- absent
from nNd Auh.ut thu limits OF this STATE,
and hath neither wifc nor attorney known
wi'hln III" "A ur, mp"n whom n copy OF the
said D,cI"'a'ion might be- served. |, IL
therefore ordered. That the said drfcndan,
d" appear and plead tn the said declaration
on az before The Gtn dny of October, which
viii be- ~ the yrar Of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and siyty.one, other.
Nj" anal and at,soiric judgment will then
DC gwen, ard awarded against hun.
J. a. SrEWMAN, e. C.P
Dc."hrr 5,h, 1890. 35-iv-m
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Notice.

I FOREWhRN all persons from trading
l. for "A NOTE given by meand Thos. j.
ClJ burn secarity, 10 las. E.uidge for eight
hundred duliArs, dated day 1860.
Due lst January next, the consideration
for which laid note was given having failed.
j am determined not TO pay said note ua.
less compelled by law.
WILSON HoUGH.
July 4th 1860. 2iH
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Lscok Out.

TNHE SUBSCRIBERS will inform the
1 public generally, that they have open
ed
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of Foreign and Domestic Manufacturers,
which have been to order, OF carefully 81.
ieeled from The best markets. and will be
sold low BY JOS. d. GAYLE 4 co.
Oct, ~, Ie6os-ss-H.
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y
diseases =:
Ague, inflammation,
Asthma, yaundice,
Bilious Complaints, Liver Complaints.
Blotches on the skin, Lumbago,
Bowel Complaints, Piles,
Colics, Rheumatism,
Constipation of Bowels, Retention of Urine,
Consumption, Scrofula, or Kings Evil
Debility, Sore Throats,
Dropsy, StoI and Gravel,
Dysentery, Secondary syptoms,
Erysipelas, Tic.Doulourcur,
Female Irregularities, Tumours,
Fits, Ulcers,
Fevers Of all kinds Veneral Affections,
Gout, Worms Of all kinds.
Head ache, Weakness from what.
Indigestion, ever cacse, &c, &c.
eT CAUTION None are genuine unless
the words Holloway, Nec York and London, y
are discernible as Water mark in every leai
OF the book Of directions around each pot or
box the same may be plainly seen by holding
the leaf 10 tie light. A handsome reward will
be gwen to any one rendering such nforma.
ton rs may lead to the detection of any parry
or parties counterfeiting the medicines or ven.
ding the same, knowing them 70 be spurious.
- Sold at the MSnuiactory of Professor
HoLLowAY, 80 Maiden Lane, New York, and
by all respectable Druggists and Dealers in
Medicine throughout the United States and
the civilized world, in boxes at 25 cents, e3
cents and o., each.
eB- There Is considerable saving by taking
the larger sizes.
N. B--Directions fer the guidance of pati.
ents In every disorder are affixed TO each box.
Oct. -, 1850, 81 jy
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Disorders Of the Kidneys.

In all diseases affecting these organs, whether
they secrete too much or too little water or
whether they be afflicted with stone or grave,
or with aches and pains settled in the loins
over the regions Of the kidneys, these Pins
should be taken according 10 the printed drcc-
tons, and the Ointment should lie well rubbed
into the small of the back at bed time. This
treatment will give almost immediate relief
when oil other means have failed
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From. the Examiner, Norfolk, Va.
Cephalic Pills accomplish the object TO
which they were made, viz. Cure OF head
ache In all its forms.
From The Commercial, Cincinnati Ohio.
Suffering humanity can now he relieved.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10
av0rWwR REFORM.

Gen. MAGELLAN is about efecting another inn
portant reform ia tho organization OF the army
under bis ccmmand. This is the division OF his
force into separate corps, independent in their
own sphere Of action, but responsible to gen.
eral head. This mettod of organization is Pc
culiarity OF the military powers OF Europe, es'
pecial!y Of France, Prussia, aud Russia. Tue
whole routine Of military duty is simpiiied by
such organization, as even civilian can readily
perceive. The issuing OF orders is at once re-
duced from a correspondence With twelve oiicefS
TO one with two or three. On the field OF battlc
any movements may be effected with greatly'
increased facility, since the meaning oi an ofder
cannot be perverted by passing from mouth 10
mouth when it moves directly from the gcnerai
command to that Of the corps.
No one is more sensible Of the advantages ana
disadvantages of the various European systems
of organization than Gen. Mcclellan, and no ono
is more conscious Of the futilty of the idea that
immense numerical strength alone insures VIC
tory. OuR chief endorsements may arise IRON
the difficulty Of handling the patriotic masses
that interpose their arms between Government
and Rebellion; and whatever Will simplify the
duties Of the commanding General, and suodi-
vide the responsibilities Of direction, while tue
grand idea of action is left froor than before
deserves attention. Perhaps in these days OF
training and development no more valuable
measure could he adopted than the reconstruc-
ton Of tie grand army on the European pSsiS'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10
Independent Peoples Convention.

SYRACUSE, Bcndty, Sept ., 1861.
The IndeIerdent Peoples Conyc, ton to assemble
Tomorrow BIDS fair TO have quite large gttenosnee.
There are a good number of delegates and outadeis
here already and nearly all hotel rooms are oespoken
for tomorrow No conjecture can DO formed as 10 the
probable action Of the Convention, as there Il no
recognized head and al is at loose ends. Every one
however expresses the intention TO put ticket into
the field in advance Of the Republican Convention,
which il 10 assemble on Wednesday, and IN eXpecta-
tion that il will be in6orsed by that body
Nominations are eagerly sought, but much oepeheS
on the character of the delegates and their hrmness IA
withstanding outside pressure. Among wen known
persons present are d. B. Ogden, Farmer Abell hugn
!. Astipee, VIM. Ouer, A. J. II. Duganne, Ihohas
George 0pdyke, Of New-Yorki B. Carroll, Samuel A.
law Delaware; Judge n Keon, Jas. X. Thompson,
Of Monroe; Roswell Graves, Kings Hon. Lnelus
Robinson Senator Trueman, Ex-senator Briggs, Edgar
McMulliu, Kings ,,... -.
The Dickinson men and Greedy Republicans seem ht
nre,en, 10 have control of the movement.
Fx-Speaker Ayord is talked Of as presiding officer.
Samuel A, Low is a candidate for Treasurer, Bruce
and Tbompson for Canal Commissioners, and Roswell
Crayes OF Kings for State Engineer
Dickinson Is spoken Of for Secretary OF stare, To-
siton he il eaid to prefer TO the Court OF Appeals
.Jndoes johnson, Clinton, and Shankisnd are men
toned for the Court OF Appeals and Senator Sotyn
Wrn. Curtis Moves, Horatio Ballard, and Ward Hnht
for Attorney. General.
Mr., Dickinson is expected in the morning
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10

Tar MgIisY on rHE J,cKsoS.-Fourteen of the
crew OF The revenue cutter jackson, when mustered 10
receive their pay on Friday lsst, refused 70 take the
oath OF allegiance. by order Of Capt. Hyde, these
traitors were Immediately put n irons. Tier names
are as iollows; ...... .,s ~
Michael Efacgey csaiu steward Whsm Doughty, quief-
master, James M,tifgw shifs w Lasgef boy W.
LaAaraa aeauan; Jescnis ONosl boy eosxe hins ny
James Car Fred Bradford seamaii osor;e aolM'
ssonnsn, Edward Chspmsu. ordinary sesnsn fiip p,"w
s-saaa; Daniel Kane, d. BE-. Eben L. shseHo Wv
man. ..
They are TO be sent 70 one OF tho forts, and MOI
courtmar,iaed and shot for mutny on board onae''
sess vessel the effect of term Of service a' ns,a
work and no pay will bc tried. The officers oneer
took the os,b. As the list has been changed 'ae''
names are appended;
A. & Hyda Conn Commander r. lawrence. -
Lisssant and seoave ot,ss 81 81 a l,sass1sst, T. g.
Dicksoa NswYok Sailing Master ssosl.sa M Nst eso
snrgeon, q. fggsr.. Maine, hcr,swai"i W. W. w.
Qloasrl J. Icasy. msiDs. CssysaFsf
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10
.nar.v yehp..n,. Grea, speech.


We have issued in tract OF twenty y-four pages, the
fste Union speech of Andrew johnson Of Tennessee,
deIyored Ia the Senate OF the United States on July
b., 1861.
Ia tis speech Nj. johnson shows himself practical
ssan, relying more upon facts than upon arguments.
Me aoes by the record and shows by chapter and
verse by article and line, thst the allegation OF the
Secessooists and their Northern friends OF the Rich
pnoud and CaQeer school, of any Northern section
,slisu, Of any desiga to infringe upon Southern Con-
sti,atonal rights is utterly and absurdy false 30 Tar
ssosl .lis being True, he shows by documentary ev-
snce thai the grievance Of the South the existence
sd Republican G9yeElmeut; that. thay DO not mean
40 tolerate any Government not in Subeetio to thar
interest which finds is model in South Carolina where
n man must have fee simple in ten Of bis fellow
sreatues before be ia qualified 70 be alegslator The
suee have brought no clearer and DO more phosopb-
ei statement Of the whole than this speech OF
fhe Senator from Tennessee Its closing appeal for
peoteotion 10 the loyal men Of bis own State, whom
hs 90 molly represents should find answer IN the
heart Of every man who loves his country.
This Tract should be largely circulated among Dem
cmats who have been deceived by Secession newspa-
pers, aud AL can read it with profit.
Price per copy cents; dozen copies 40 cents; per
hundred, So per thousand, go When sent by mail,
enc cent each additional must be sent to prepay postage
Address The TRIBUNE, New-York.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10
The H.ittIejor,n sSbet Salt.
spsci,i Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune

Special blspatch TO The ~ 4. Tribune
PuLAE Osvsso Co., Mo1day, Sept. ., icS.
At the opening of Court this afternoon the
defendants list of witnesses ia the of Little
John against Greeley wss called, eud On @otion
of Mr. AIen, counsel for defendant, an sttast.
msnt was ordered against the mountaineering
witnesses. viz: Geo. Law, Thuriow Weec,
James b. Taylor, Frederick A. Conklng, Geo.
Opdyke, Wm. A. Hall. Richard Busteed John
Kerr Hugh j. Hastings, and John Butler, jr'
When the case was called On the calendar, Dir.
Grant for the defendant suggested that 1t Lad
better be put oG uotl tomorrow, as the absent
witnesses would probably arrive by this even
iog's train, which might suit the convenience OF
ali parties. The plaintiff assenting, it was 60
ordered. Henry Foster, and Messrs. Marsh aud
Webb appeared for plaintiff Nessrs Grant and
Allen of 0swego and J.. I. Williams Of New
YOrk, for the defendant Messrs. joan X.
Porter and Peter Caggor. also counsel for the
defendant. will arrive by the evening train.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10
TaE HON. DANIEL =. DtCIkSNsON's
SPEECH.

One Of the grandest loyal demonstrations that
the times have called forth took place at Ithaca
on Saturday last. The occasion was speech
from the Hon. Daniel s. Dickinson. His bold
and pointed utterances at Tunckhannock had
apesred. in whole or ia part, in almost every
Northern newspaper, and had everywhere fired
the hearts of patriots. AS one result, twenty
FIVE hundred electors of ToInpkins and the adoin-
inS counties signed call inviting him to address
them on the affairs Of the nation. The intelligence,
refinement, and virtue, and pstrictsm-which is the
three first combined-Of the community was repre-
sented in an assembly Of FROM 10000 TO 1900
persons. The vast numbers present, and the re-
spectablity Of the assembly are tie more worthy
of note from the fact that by dint Of great efforts
peace meeting was held on the same spot
inst one week previous, and addressed by
Chauncy J.. Grant, Wm. Halsoy, and Mr..
Terry. Two of these persons are understood to
hold property in the South. One OF them
acknowledged that their game was up, that they
could not stand before the OyerpOwering domonatra
ton of Saturday. Ithaca has been regarded as
the strongest Secession town in the State, but
the success Of the managers of the white feather
movement has certainly not been such os to en-.
courage traitors in other places.
Mr.. Dickinson, taking survey of the legacy
left us by our fathers, this lovely land, this
glorious liberty these benign institutions, passed
TO the cowardice and treacheIy Of those who
would destroy this Government, or aid others to
do So Dividing the Union would be like
seyering the human frame, and then asking the
head and the lower limbs TO perform their func-
| tions d. before. In regard to the late Cohyen-
| ton Of Syracuse, he could not cal il Demo
cratic. for though the machine was run by Gag
| ger, Richmond, and Church. yet il was not pre-.
| sided sTerby Wm B. LudOw--and that was neceE.
sary !, its regularity! The Convention was great
on pslciple-in favor Of the war and in favor
Of til Union, but Of always carrying, and hold
ing II. to armed rebellion, liberal propositions
of pcSe. A bayonet pointed at Rebel must
have z proposition Of peace on the end Of it; il
a clb idge was fred, the gun must be wadded
will T.. proposition Of peace, and so rsmmed
dow j. lie called the Conventon the Nrs Gun.
nins "a Convention. Its managers wanted to
nh, !. the estate of the Democratic party; Mrs.
CuEI CHAM wanted to inherit the estate Of DR..
Bul III, and to enable her to do so, produced a
bogA baby-and so had the Convention. The
res, ions answered the description Of the ser.
pen ( trails
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10
GREAT BRITAIN,

The London Ut0bs announces that the army In
Canada IL about 10 be reinforced by 800 men, during
the month.
TIE Times editorial calls on the Government to
strain every nerve 10 devcope the cultivation OF cotton
in India Elsewhere it says that il believes there will
be no lack Of will to assist the enterprise on the part
OF the Government IL the merchants aud manuiactur-
era will poiut out the way. The Government will
waive all scrupes when the prosperity Of the country
and the existence Of millions are at stake.
The Daily Ncrs, In an article on fugitive slaves,
concludes that the Federal cause is heneeioHh 10 Oe
clearly identified with the abolition Of Slavery.
Queen Victoria had left Ireland for BslInoraL :,
Woa India adviees had been received In England
stating that the priyaieer Sumter bad taken ana sunk
forty yessels causing great ex itement there.
IN was reported that Lord Monk would succeed Sir
T. Head as Governor Of Canada.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10
WHAT rs pRsresRD.

is proposed that the Union.Wsr ticket
wA 1 is TO be nominated ut Syracuse this week
BY l,e'Pcople's Convention aud tho Republican
CoS sntion, shall be one that win 10 elected by
on. {rHdrcd and fry thousand majority over the
boil Democratic, shsm-wsr, sham-peace ticket
nci nated lAst week. This ia reasonable and
pr,i ieable proposition. To carry it out, oil that
il ecessary is to select just the right men for
esisidates. We are confident that this viii be
de.s; and that after the election thers viii be
no fbanee for doubt NJ to the sentiment Of the
yetile Of Eew-Yoek concerning the Union and
shss Var,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10
c.Nror SWALLOW sT.

30 uanifestly odiOus aud treasonable were the
proceedings Of the Rchmond-C Cagger STATE ConVen-
ton that even The N. Y. Leader lnakes the ioliow-
inn primace of loathng before swallowing tho ros"-
tions adopted by its party chieitains ut syracuse'
ngvldeuty they ws7s penned IN spirit Of conclusion
.,d all psiss and this msh Of iaHh0' many o her
,o, ,nesud.sncis. must bs Psrdoned Assa'i the sinA
p,,ion bowsyer re enter esPha'n protest we nave
80 h 70 r.tipdle snimoses by discussing iss vAroH sOeo
tloDsbs points, but in justice to our en position 'aa a0n
.,, ard Safssrra' iolaiy ne De"oea"
:. al. .rpya,.d N ~ Thd R''OS's zee J'ei Ss"d
!. ,.r,.,. osv k.arJsu rspvgrase @ @' "LeN'sF ~"
ya.tgonots syinIy WHICH ASInirEs fn NisTA
with singular Inconsistency, The Leede' 'hen
goes on to promise its " heartie't aud In's'
/" energetic support" to the candidates free rom
.auy unpatriOtic tains' who have been Pu, -, ~
nomination on this repugaant" platform Inc
Ninth Resolution, we should add, is that IN whicn
the Richmond. Caggcr ympathizers with treason
dsnounce the National Government Tor refusing
the mail facilities Of the Union to the ssr'oas
organs Of JEFF. Davis in the loyal States
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10
CoMMERCIAL INTELLrgENCE,

fIyERY0oL CoIros MshExTfhs Broksrs Circular ports
the sales Of Cotton "a the Liverpool mskst for tho week
o bales The marks, has ssys a an advance Of LIE
% S: . to : or ss; Is SsS
Saoysai al the .dvsaco The following the authorized
Fsir .ssd lkddlins Orleans ......d
EsI mSSIs Mdsinss Mddsins pIsns.
Th. total port estimated a07 900 bAsa including
TsTs o, Txaps IA MIsoHssrrKThs Manchester si,ices
ere yebe the market for both Gosd' and Yarns tsas Arm
ITsapooI BRSIDsrvY,, MASxsrThs Breeds,u msIks,
ives ssnssly gue. and steady Mess Richardson Spence
Co bal nd Ahya Co and others report, In consequence
s hs continued favorable weather s the crops Flour q.
ws. % tss sg 4 %s. Ss %... s Re-. 's ~ for for
hs sOshe Cor, ira s ~ ,a1s sd,aucs o. 4, ''' A''
LryrRrooL Provision Miazsr.-ysiious Circulars report
Bss DALI With decline on ths lower qualities Po,l active At
ss Tsow hIm at Gains advance On all qustss Rice quiet
st ol. 49,, r.. p,,,.,., u,.,.
oo,t,, Cod on ssdy iS3a 93t. Lbssea on firm at 33i
Rosu-Common buoyanI az nins t7ance, ssd selling Of
LosncS MlRssr.-BSsADsTuyys nssdyi Wheat, So ase
ss Rics active srST: Tssrhsiiss ss.i,sd
wh .lss ADVANCE sale, hsviS. been made a. so SSw
L,sssn sc.rse, and heId At S3 COP On dull st sSa
LosDos MOsEr hsAssr-cOn'O' closed on Friday "sie
ss Bspi sis Of discount Ia. been reduced to per cent
Asssols sTccSs-Eo sale, Of Anscrn aOck, reported
LATEsT-(By Telegraph ria Queensto'sn.J
LIyKaF0oL, sunday, Sept. l. 1851.
qhs reamship Africa tskes out America 425S so In specie
The Steamship EurVps, m Boston, via Halifax, arrived s
CorTosie ss., Of Cotton yesterday sstudsyI 900
bales the rrrrke. closias Glla Al fridays prices,
BEsapsruyY.--1hs maIkrt Is bIm.
The PzOvIaOa msy.ot rules ddl,
iospoS SATURDAY evening Aug 3 CoSsoLs closed .Sd;y
AxsE1ras S1oCfThs ses, sales Of An srcan Stocks
Al foloy,i Ers Shares .929l illinois Cenissl Shares 3
6aGi. -
HsyEa Corrox AHExT .1be Cotton market active with
advance mainly the inledor gfedes 1hs sales OF
tbe tet fcot no bales Tres ordnso In sanc has l5
frsnes The rock In por 10 s4S 900 bsles.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10
Il,AIY.

An important diplomatic circular bar been published
by Baron RcssOi expliining that the prevailing
bfgandism near tho NeapOltan provinces is inspired
FROM Rome and asserting that the Government viii
not pause Ia iIs efforts for the unity Of Italy.
Cardinal Aptcnclh Is preparing reply TO this cir.
cuar
pamphlet OH "Rome, issued In Paris, asserts that
IL tho Papa Government persists in refuing the guar
antics offered for the Independence OF the Holy See
the people Of Rome must be appealed to- and that If
they elect Victor Emanuel King, the French troops on
the following day viii be relieved by the Italian
tIOOpg.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10
Exlra EYening Tribune.

During the continuance of the War which has
Fosn commenced by the Southern Disunionists
s.n,i Rebels, we propose to publish at a. O'Clock
e1rry week day afternoon. an EXTRA EVENING
ssIBUNE, containing the Latest News from all
quarters. This sheet may be procured at The
Tribune Office, and of the news dealers and
bcys at the tlsua price, cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10
Tn. aepusi,ean State Csnvsn,ion.

The Republican Electors Of the State OF Now'forS'
md Al, other. willing to unite with them In support Of tns GOV
nneut and prosecution of the WAL are 20
80. two delegates from each Assembly District to meet IN
E, Convention IN the City Of Syracuse. WEDNESDAY
ahe llsh day of September 1861 ct IL for he puTpOs Of
s.utps candidates supported for the oee OF Judges 0i
ske Cont Of Appes Secretary Of State Controller Attorney
tnesl State Engineer and Surveyor State Treasurer TWO
Canal CoussiOner aud Inspector Of state Pson ny Ofoe'
,f ~, Committee. SIMEON DRAFER Chsirnlsn.
jays TERNILIlaER. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10

India. Tic Los,don Daily Ke.os. ia an ars,oI VI,
fg;tive sIsyes takes tho ground that the reoers,
cause is 10 DO identified wifi 'ho '0O -
Slavery. A diplomatic circo'ar no% ,.1oo, na,j -
Bicnsol declares that tho brgana o,s'urOa'i5o' -
tho Yeapoltnn province, are Inspired IRON hOn,O
'DC namnI,et On Rome. published in Paris, threat
49, ,bat ;f the Pspsl 0ogorpment persists IN re-
tn.inc tbe guarantees offered for the independence
&C tbo uolr See, tho people Of Rome must be
onncaled TO- and that if they elect Victor Eman'
nal King the Italion troops viii at once relieve
the French. Breadstafs firm. Ccnsois "'3'@'SS
for money.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10

PgnsosM. The Hon. Edward Batos Attorney
General Of tue Uuiied States, aud Goy. Spngue, Of
Rhode Island, have insi made stay ia the city, Of
thrty-sx hous bu, lef both, very quietly, last even
ing, Cor Washington. The first named was visited by
many promneu gentlemen at the st. Nicholas and the
laties at The Metropolitan. There wss some talk Jos
to-day about ssrepsding tbem but the distinguished
visitors ii seems had other and moro important MAJ
tsss on hsad waich called them swsy