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The national Republican., 1861-12-11
NEWS FROM wEsrERN yIRaINIA

NEWS FRUM WESTERN VIRU1NIA.
HluOnUiHe, December 9.-One sergeant and
four privates, deserters from the enemy 3 camp
towards Monterey, came In last night. They
report the rebels in u suffering condition, the
roads impossible, and the soldiers anxious to
desert.
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Iaaaa Nubber Cork.


kdnyscred under Goodyear Patent extended June lb -
A new and Desirable article which has long been
needed 70 take the place Of the common cork for
Champagne, Porter, Ale, Cider 6c after the oiiei.
nal cork drawn They prevent any loes OF fixed
sir E ana keep the liquor in the same state as when
being air tight, 1t is the only article suitable for
Acd', Aqua AmmoDia, rmelIiug salts, Iudelible
Ink, aud great variety Of articles which are more
Or less VOLATILE and whi destroy the common cork,
but have no feet upon tn, Rubber.
The Rubber Stopper will not chip or break of -
the common cork 10 liable to, maxi II necerssry to
dig out the part lett In the neck Of the bottle or
phial IT. toughness and tensci,y obviatss thi, oh.
they are prepared with The purest articles, mpart
ing no or taste to the most delicate pre-
AM may be relief upon by all Physicians and sur'
on The SCORE Of economy. It will take the place of
al other eorks or shoppers, a. quantities OF liquors
Of all kind, and medicines Obliged 10 be thrown
away, having become stale and worthless, for the
want Of b.iag tightly corked. They are also q per
gh.s BOTTLES and .phias, whloh Omen stick and are
difhcult to get out.
they are put up . dozen 10 box of different
sizes expressly for families that when any bottle
They oan be put up differently assorted for Wine
and Liquor Stores, Beer Bottlers, Hotels, Club
Rooms, Barfoems, &c &c., OF such sizes and quan.
Titles as may be wanted
and Rubber Stores throughout the United States.
Company has been formed u der the title Of the
Goodyear India Rubber Cork Comp any, ior the
manufacture Of the above article, under he exou
UDied etates and they intend to pl ce them before
the public at prices 80 reasonable that they will
Int" gem raj use, std 10 crest measure supsrs.de
For sale At II. A. HALLS India Rubber Ware.
house, a,s Pehnsyvsnia avenue, washiu gton, d. q.
decs-M,WGF3
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~ The Union Prayer Meeting viii be
holden, every day this week, in the rooms Of tn
Young Mems Christian Association, Pa avenue,
opposite Browns Hotel, to commence at O'Clock
To be continued one hour only deo 49,
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Agents and Commission Merchants
For the sale and purchase Of
Grain, PrOctst0s, Cider,
.iy1ly s Family Supplies
CT ALL KINDS,
Corner Third Street and Indiana Avenue,
WASHINGTON, d. Y.
200 BARRELS SWEET CIDER.
For sale by STEELE l. co.
CHAMPAGNE CIDER,
For sale by STEELE CO.
100 BARRELS APPLES,
For sal- by STEELE h CO.
CONSIGNMENT OF
NEW YORK STATE CHEESE,
For sale by SCEELE co.
1000 SACK FIRST-RATE
NORTHERN OATS,
For sale by STEELE co.
CONSIGNMENT OF
WESTERN WHITE FISH,
decg g-lm For sale by STEELE co.
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pERRHPTJRY SALE or VEGT pALUABLE coz.
NER LOT NEAR THE RAILROAD DEPOT

On THURSDAY, the 18th of December at 8
o clock, We will sell 10 ha highest birler ou the
premises part of Lot No I, in square No $50, be
giunins at the northwest corner o. "a IA 9 and
running thence souIha ardy with thr line Of NsW
J, rsey avenue 10 feet III esstery 100 feet to
point distant u feet southerly south line OF
north street. thence north hardly 10 said lins OF
street interst citing the the distance Of 100
feet east from the said northwest corner Of said
square, and thence west with said line u said 4
sre.t to the point OF beginning.
The above property nr situated AT the corner Of
New jersey avenue and T. strrrt aud is believed to
be the best business location nel. the Depot
Terms: One third cash; The r,iuaiuder in six and
twelve months for notes bearing interest from the
day Of sale, secured By d cd of trust upon the
premises. JAS G. MCGUIRE ZOO,
dec dads Auctioneerp
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BxArH OF A RAILROAD SUPERINTENDENT.

BEATH OF KAILROAD SUPERINTENDENT.
Ne,cdrk, N. j., Dec. l0.-John p. Jackson,
ESQ.,, the efficient Superintendent of the New
Jersey Railroad Company, died at his residence
in this city, this morning.
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COvERNMENT PATTERN
~ AXLII BOX FS.
Blacksmths' Poll he'd Stet uammsrs
Farriers' do do do
JOiners' do do do
hlacktmihs Buttrsssts, (steelD
Horse shoe Boxes,
burdens Horse Shoes,
Springs, Axles, Vices, sledses, &c &c
Colts Army and Navy R volNers
&c &c
JOHN Il rLNGNN,
dec 4-lweo 400 la. venue
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India Rubber Goods.

India Rubber Blankets, for 81 % each.
India Rubber Blankets, very large size, % so each
Inoia Rubber Goats, 81 b6 each
lndia Rubber Ponchos, eighty damaged, 81 each.
India Rubber Leggings, 81 per pair.
AtH. A. HALL CO.'S
India Rubber Warehouse
3OS Pennsy ylv ania avenue,
nov 2a-u Between Ninth and enth streets.
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!" Having been authorised, by the
War Department, to raise and organize regiment
of infantry to serve in the District Of Columbia
home guard, persons wishing to raise and com.
mand companies In this regiment will report to the
General Recruiting officer, at his headquarters,
room No 10, Washington Buildings, corner Penn.
sylvania avenue and Seventh street, third story.
ISAAC A PECK.
WASHINGTON, d. c.,
November IL. 1881 nov II
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MAYORS OFFICE,

Nl wAsHIYoToS, Deoenbe~ ., 1851.
Proposals will be received Ut this Office until
THURSDAY next, the 10th instant, at Il NJ =, for
t king off the cd sheathing ard sh'nglng, aud re.
III athing shingling with new Iterial the Cen.
tr, Market. house, from Seventh to Ninth street
VT ,st ss,, for repairing the windows aud doors of
5 ,u market, from Seventh 10 Ninth street west.
Bidders will state the amount In bulk for VIII ch
they propose TO do the work which must be execu.
ted to The satisfaction Of the Mayor and the Com
inissiOners Of the Centre Market.
RICHARD WALLACH,
dec At Mayor.
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AUCTION SALES.

SALE or AN kLHoANT ASsORTAEN1 or LADHS
AND GBNMkkEWs FURS, SLEi0H-ROBEs, 4.
&C., At AUCuON ~" u
Having Just received another large stork we viii
continue ,he sale at our large alssroom just in ths
rear OF our Auction Rooms, at 10 O'Clock, THUR3-
DAY MORNING, 18th instant. The stock com.
prises large and Superb Assortment OF Ladies' and
Gentlemenb y urs and Sleigh robes, &c., from the
Largest Importer and Manufacturer in New York.
maze ny especially for the present season the latest
styles, aad Will be warranted free from moth we
name w
fudsoc By, and Sable, Cloak, Capes, and vIo
49,, torineSs Cuns, aud Mufs
Mink and Fitch, do do do
ErminsL do do 40 u"
Ermins fos Children
French Mink, French Sable. River Mint CAM.
TalmA, Cuff, and Mutrs 0ar'''
Siberian Squirrel, do d.
Fur, Seal, Beaver, and other Gloves a,unt,s,.
Capes, and Mufiers
Fancy Carriage and sleigh.robe', Lined and un
lined Buffalo Robes, 80, 30
Ihe stock will be on exhibition on wednesday
and the public generally are invited.
Terms cash. WALL BARNARD
dec Id Auotipneers
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TO THE PUBLIC.

CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
In consequence of the cOnst tantly increasing INT
taiiUn of the different brands OF Messrs Moet
Chaudon's Champagne Wines, especially Of their
Yin Imperial (G reen Seal consider It my duty 10
caution the public against such imposition, and to
advise purchasers and consumer. to buy the NJ oct
Chandon WiLes only from reliable and respe ctaole
hou.es ADOLPHUS OECHS,
Nessrs. Moet h Chandon's General Agent
ior the United States aud the Canadas
Ne0 Fork, ID D;cembtr 4, 1851.
branch House Of T, Ter,,an d Sons VINE
Depot
We beg at ention to the above Ca d Of Messrs.
Moet 4 Chandon, and at the same time to offer 10
connossenrs the celebrated Wines OF lhi. house at
agents prices. SMITH Ii ARr,
497 Sixth street, up stairs.
dec 5-lwu Near Pa. avenue, Washing gtop
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Whttehurst, NO. 434 r.nn. Avenue,
Is selling original cartes de uisitc photographs
OF Generals SCOTT, Mcclellan, Wool. Banks, Ere.
mont, Butler, and others. Our likeness of
Mcclellan ts the latest published, and is con.
sidered the best in existence. See our photo.
grabs In oil and water oOlors. Also portraits of
distinguished men. Attention Of military men
is called to our full length letterty es, for send.
ing by mail nov l3-lms
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wOODi

x6TOODl WOODI wOODi
w WOOD. WOOD!
For sale by the car load. Apply to
w. ii GRIFFITH,
At Jno HolliRgshea ads Once,
Corner Of Z AID Eighth streets,
dec a-eo3ts Washington D. G.
rONTEsTED LAND CASES On Appeal,
- or otherwi.e, Re quirins argument or inVestigs.
tiun Suspended laLd claims Of State. corp1rat oDs
or individuals Suspended entries. etc The u der.
sigued iatsly in charge of the pre- emption bureau
may be consult.d at No 424 Pe pnsy vsnia avel
Reier to ofncials Of the Land Depsr fment.
dec 9-ln& JOHN N. BiNCKLEY.
I1OR PRIVATE SALE.
50 barrels Extra SUI eitae Flour for sale on com.
mission,by
dec ll-8t No SAC Seventh aud ID ST.. cts.
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Agents and Commission Merchan

or u II l. Il d co
The national Republican., 1861-12-11

81 Warrington Comm ndery No. OF
Knights Templar will meet this (Wednesda "
evening, at O'Clock
CT sTANsBURY.
dec lit Recorder
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DEGRADING JoUESAILsN.--Thc recent articles
Of the World, Times and Tribame--the World,
the Flesh and the Devil-upon the question Of
their circulation has developed most fully the
degraded characters OF these journals. Their
columns arc daily filed with abuse of every
thing and everybody. One of their pet objects
Of attack is the HERALD which one of them calls
'pariah," another ''wnd bag" and another
a fraudulent concern" One has only to look
over these pseudo newspapers to see why the
public neglects them so entirely, and why they
have but littic circulation and less advertising.
Vulgar and indiscriminate abuse is never popu-
lar. As for the HERALD, it has outlivcd a
generation just such slanderers, and has fully
realized the truth Of the saying that ga scoun-
drel's abuse is equal to good mans praise .
We should be sure we were wrong if such de-
gr AIDED journals praised us.
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From The London shipping Gazette. Nov, 81
very lno new screw steamer. named the Han list
bai the clyde Tor the Horth &c Lloyd and In
tended to run between Bremen, southampton and New
York arrived at Southampton yesterday at four T. NJ
frssa Bremen to load out FOR New York. she was con
sderaby delayed her voyage by tho heavy gaze OF the
pfcvi us night.
Tho Hasn which Is tho largest vessel construct ID
on the Clyde, built by C'ird o. Of Gre n
ocs, and launched on the 3d Of August Tier length
all Is 800 feet, breadth AZ ctt, ant depth ol hod 81:
q, size is ,s6S tons, builders measurement and regis
te 800 TOM She has four tiers OF docks-spar n ain
lower and orlplhc main AMI lower being fitted from
to stern for the mmoda $50 FIRST and Sc
cnd class ard f60 'eage passengers, while the orgp
Lex Is dcvot to stores and portion oil tho cargo The
hoh hctw docks is frcm TO eight fet. Her
engines direct acting, Of 700 horse power lifted with
srriace coGa"nsers On Bty3son principle, and super
h atng iprmas. Tho steamer has tn &c nasis, and is
fl rugged like a bark.
The Iaiisa is c,Eman led by Captain Won Santcn, for
merry OF the New York steamer, be,ongng TO tho same
inc.
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ACADEMY or Musc." zampillaerostation" believe
wc ote theword correctly -attraccd the largest audi
ence perhaps over seen within the Academy walls last
night From the door to the fooghts aud the foolghts
to The ceiling every space was iod. The Rave panto-
mime "Les Quare An,ans FIRST given, but the alb
sence Of spectacular effects and strong points made it
pstime preparatory to the great OF the
ing. Al! eyes were examining the three swings erected
down thomdille OF the pit from which the acrobat
to perform. When he appeared there was applause and
after ascending the scaoldng tho ropes swung to
wards him and graspng them he threw himself with
70 I'D into tn. AR, turning be wca. Then retarn-
Ing TO his starting point hs sprang forward again snd
flew from swing to swing tn he reached the
scaiudtng at the opposite sdc Of tho hous".
Those movements he repeated with variai ions
for ie more than aauattcr oi an hour when lie took
leave the audirncc il Tho midst OF enthusiastic
pauso. The bridgek structure TINT had served during
the performance folded away, and long interval
followed during which the audience entertained
with pleasant ,nsc. Tho pantomimc OF " LOgfe' sue
cseded, and abounhed in Spectacular effects # g.ea
merit bat II proved weak Ia action and worked slowly
TAeconctson however, lighted np-tsa effectively
and the regions OF fairy bliss indeed beautiful
n a.
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Hon. CALED CUSHING on THE SIIDEII AND
MASON AYFArH.-We have received q letter
from Hon. Caleb Cushing in reply TO note Of
inquiry from Hon. Fernando Wood, in which
Gushing demonstrates that the government is
right in reNrd to TIE seizure Of the rebel
ambassadors. THIS is very we'll, but il is only
tic conclusion TO which We, and all other REQ.
pie acquainted with international law, arrived
long ago. We cannot spare space for Cushing $
letter, therefore, and in its stead VIC refer orr
readers to tic articles from English journals.
which we publish this morning, and which,
after great deal of brag and buster, back
down, and acknowledge that we were not only
right in Selling Slidel and Mason, bat woald have
been justified in confiscating the ship which
carried them. The London Tines and other
heavy, violent English leading journals, arc
forced to this conclusion by the precedents
which have always governed the British
Admiralty courts. Cashing's opinion is there
fore unnecessary.
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SEvENTY-sfx THOUSAND DOLLARS ON HAND
FOR IREI.ANp.--We understand it is in contem-
plation to hold meeting Of Irish citizens in
New York to call upon Horace Greeley and Co.
to hand over to a committee who will be appoint
ed the $4,000 raised for the benefit of Ireland
in 1S4S, and now, with the interest, accruing
to $4,000, In order that the whole amount may
now be applied to the relief Of the sudden desti-
tuition caused by the failure Of the potato crop.
We hope that this meeting will be called imme-
fiateS and that the money will be perehptorily
demanded 1t has never been expended in or
for ireland. 1t ought, therefore, to be forth
coming, aud those to whom the fund was in
trusted must now disgorge. IT cannot be
applied to better purpose than to the feeding
Of starving population. Let The meeting be
called.
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Court Calcndur-ThtsDn

SUPREME CouRr-part 1--scs. 1858, mi f74o, 1853,
1777 1I79, l7sl, i7s3 17S5, 1887 l7so Part 2-short
candar.Nos 1850 1881 S7a1, 4o5e l4os, 1878. 477o,
4s95 1883 1871 1911 5000, $3.50, too7 51o9, o No
56s7 57l1, 5722, 2es9, $685. $685., 1903, 572s 1883
24oi, 1851, 1923, 1884, 5274 $751; 54sf, 55.0, 5r67
COMMON !IrAs.-0ne hour causes-Nos. 1854 1929 $685.
4ol4 500, 1904; 1926 3s26}, 1927 1901, 3ST9 39Il
4os5, aoI7, 325s, 1907, 3499, 4o95.
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EFFEcr or THE News or THE TRENT
AFFAIR IN ENGLAND-Thc Hansa brings us
an account Of the manner in which the
news of the arrest Of Messrs. Mason
and Slidcll was received at the other
side. Consols and American securities imme-
diaiciy went down by the rum and in Liverpool
there was violent explosion of Indignation
among the merchants II was resolved to cali
public meeting upon the subject, and two or
three leading gentlemen were applied to in turn
to act as chairman. On their refusal respectively
to do so the solid men of Liverpool thought
better Of the matter, and agreed to leave it in
the hands Of the Foreign Secretary. Thereupon
consols and American securities took turn
upwards and soon recovered their former buoy
ancy. In London there was q similar excite
ment on Change, but there again the solid men
stepped in and advised that there should be no
interference with the action Of the government.
These facts, we think, indicate pretty plainly
the manner in which this affair will be viewed
by the great body of the English people. After
their FIRST feelings of surprise and indignation at
a supposed insult to their flag are cooled down
they will admire the pluck displayed by Captain
Wilkes, and will be prepared to accept with
good grace, the diplomatic and legal explana-
tons that will be offered in justification of his
act Ii is ridiculous to suppose that any pre-
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The CHARTER ELECTION.
Progress or tho City Csnvnsscrs-Sixtcen
Aidermanfc Districts Complete-Thc
Figures So Far-PrObabIe Plurality OF
Opdyke.

The city canvasssrs seem determined to spin out the
torn of their session to the utmost limit OF the law On
assembling yesterday morning only two Adermanic dis
tricts remained 10 be canysssed; and yet, when tho
Board adjourned il, She afternoon the bulk OF the dis
tricts In tho Eghteonth ward left untouched The
proceedings We're eu,haticaly slow, tedious and I'M
interesting.
Alderman Brady, of she Fifth AIdernanic district
made his appearance for me second time during the
sion Of the eanvasscrs but being ndseu transferred
the task Of reading the OF his district his ac
c0mmodating colleagues, Aldermen Farley and Allen
Tie vote in tho Firth Aderman1 district was ascertaned
TO be as follows
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY DECEMBER lsel-TRPLE SHEET

text for difficulty can be wrung out Of this
affair. The opinion Of the English law officers
IN the case of the Nashville and Harvey Birch
has eflectaalIy closed the door against any
reclamations on the subject.
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New BowERy-To- night Mr.. +. L. Davenport takes a
benefit at this house in one Of his finest
II is needless for MS to recommend the admirers of the
shaksperan drama to take this opportunity Of patron
zing one Of It's best living Interpreters
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much comment. Not content with embarrass-
Ing herself by the war with Morocco, she now
taksS the leading part in an expedition to
Mexico, which is certain to end with disaster to
herself. Such presumption deserves the reward
1t will ultimately receive. As for Russia and
Turkey, the one is retrograding, and the other
on the brink of dissolution. Thus, on the whole,
the governments of Europe have little to con-
gratulate themselves upon in their domestic
and foreign relations Shares and dangers,
ruin and REVOLUTION, besct them, more or less,
on every side, and the worst has yet to come.
Contrast all this with the prosperity of the
United States, which has already raised an
army Of seven hundred thousand men, and
money to the extent of five hundred millions of
dollars. The facts enumerated of themselves
clearly show that, while the governments of the
Old World are tottering under the weight Of
their mslortunes, the great republic of the
New World stands firm on its original founda-
ton, supported by twenty-three millions of loyal
freemen.
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Official Drawings OF Murray, Eddy 4

Co.'S kentucky and Missouri STATE lotteries.
kEvrucsY ExrmA CLASS, 6il-Dccembcrl2 1901.
IL, %, ~. 81, 5, Al, Is, -, 50, rs, SO, At.
KENTUCKY, CLASS ti2-Drc,nber IL, 1861.
81, IL, A, lG, %, AZ, g. 36, n, 80, 20, rs.
Circulars free Of charge hy addressing either
MURRAY, EDDY * CO.,
Coyingon, Ky, or 81. Louis, Mo.
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OFFICIAL Drawings OF the Delaware sta

ExrR, CLASS T9-Decenbcr u, 1851.
&c. So, 62, 46, Is, 81, 81, %. 3, 80, &C.
CLass S0-Decembrr ~ 1861.
49, ~, z, q. 10. 81, 81, q, II, 81, 81 d. 8, SO
Circulars seat b. addressing -
J. A. MORRIS Il co,
Wilmington, Delaware.
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Photograph Albums.-A Full Assort-
ment Tor salc by FREEMAN, RIVER d CO.. Importers, Ii
Naid lane
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A BATTLE SUPPOSED TO BIZ IMPENDING on THE
PoToNAc.lt is becoming every day more evi-
dent from the tone of the Southern journals
that the rebel army will be forced to battle
on the Potomac. Indeed, dispatches from
Richmond predict this event Not only the
rebel army, but the whole people of the South,
is dcmoralized by our expeditions upon the
coast, and an advance Of Beaurcgard's forces is
lmperatively demanded. The situation, there
fore, is just this: either the rebel army of the
Potomac must be broken up and distributed
among The seaboord States, or else it must soon
fight decisive battle. 1t has been McClcllan's
policy all along to force the rebels to an
attack, and he is fully prepared to defeat them.
We hope that the attack will be made, therefore,
but are equally sure Of triumph whether the
rebels break ground for the scaboard States or
fight battle upon the Potomac.
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Ladies' RaImorals .::1 Button Caters,
from 81 upwards White Satin Linen Slips Gal ers
for parties weddings &C. at MILLER co g. No 31 Canal
grec
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CIAS ID. FREDFRlCkS 4 CO., Photographers. 5S7
Broadway la Just finished several different styles OF I'm
per;ai and Card PINOT giaps OF this distinguished cheftan.
Copies exhibition and Tor sale to the trade
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Hill's Hair Dye, so Ccnts-Black oi
brown best in Depot No Barclay street. and sold b,
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Ambrotypcs, Photogrnphs.-Tsyent
four Pictures for 81 Six Positions sitting quickly and
perfectly donc. HOLMES 26i Broadway.
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ELEcrI0NEERING FOR THE SPEAgERsiiir OF THE
Next AsssMBLY.-The Hon. Henry JeEkins
Raymond, the "Little Villain" of the Times, is
electioneering very hard for the Speakershp of
the next Assembly. His last electioneering
dodge, designed to catch country members, Is
the richest and most amusing of all. He pub
fishes, in Wednesdays Times, a full length por
trait OF himself, with the accessories of mcer-
schanm pipe and bag Of ssnpenny mails. The
portrait occupies the first page of supplement-
TO the Times, and is q very striking, bcastifuI
and faithful likeness of the Hen. Henry j.; but
the accessories are oi.inous. lie means to
"smoke" the country members As he does his
pipe, and will be always IN the watch to main
all sorts of jobs for which he receives money
down on the nail" lie abuses, lis in connec-
ton with his portrait; and, singularly enough
represents himself defeated his hopes vanished
in smoke and his poor self nailed by his own
jobs. Such would undoubtedly So HIS case if
we opposed him and thus deserved HIS abuses
but, on the contrary we are anxious that he
should be Speaker, and that poor ragged Gree
ley should be the head lobby devil OF She next
Legislature. They cannot make Journalism
pay, and may MS well try lobbying a little, and
coin money from railroad and other Jobs We
go upon the principle Of giving these rosues
rope enough to hang themselves, and hays no
doubt that little legislative rope will onaAlc
them to execute that pleasing and popular per-
formance. It's consummation dcvoutly to We
wished
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At Half Price.
CnATS

At Half Price.
COATS,
OyERCOATS,
PANTS.
and VESTS,
from the stock OF three broken whole Asle houses.
AtEvANS', AND Fulton street, between Gold and Cliff sts