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The Quarrel In the House.

w.saissros. July A-Ths alteration in
the House. q. dsy. between Representatives
Burnett md Richardson. has ed 20 = confer.
ence between the friends q the parties. With
q view Of IN smicable adjustment Of the diff
hculis
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rB- We respectfully ask the Journal upon
What authority il undertakes 10 say there was
no secret meeting held. BY JED Davis sym
pathisers. in this city. on last Monday eve
ningf How do you know there was notf
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Reported fight At Harper,s Ferry

BALTIMORE, July 25.-Reports having be
come cur ent that a fight had occurred at Har-
pers Ferry, a dispatch was sent - the agent
OF the Associated Press there To make enQui.
ing dispatch was received. with no signature.
and therefore not entirely credible:
Yes. we have had a fight. but We success
fully routed the rebels"
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our troops have returned 10 Fairfax Court
House Our piekets extend only two miles
beyond Alexandria.
1t Is stated that the party 20 bring in Col
Cameron's body have found il. hut tie party
have not vet returned.
SPECIAL TO TuK HERAts
The rOut OF the memorable '!-t has viz
tually thrown the Government back 10 the
defenses occupied three month, ago. No
more offensive operations from his city need
DC expected before fall.
The severe lesson of Sunday mas Induced
the President and the members of the Cabi-
net to entrust Gen. Scott hereafter with the
absolute control Of military matters.
The Secretary Of War has accepted a reg.
iment of cavalry raised in St Louis. They
will be mustered into service August lst.
All letters. accepting regiments. written
since the battle OF Bloody Run. contain the
following language:
Your regiment il accepted. with the dis.
tinct understanding that this Department will
revoke the commissions Of al officers who
may not prove competent for tho command.
SPECIAL TO WORLD.
Professor Lowe made a balloon r%econnOi
sance to-day. near Falls Church. and reports
that the enemy are largely encamped between
taFltA tlu Ncu(lcNlhc- III touihS toNhs
be landed betw cen the enemy's pickets and
ours. and came near being caught.
Other rebel prisoners were brought in to-
day. among whom is Col. Bartlett of the 5th
Mi--issippi.
TINS pIsPATcn.
A letter received in Washington to-day.
from Richmond. SAYS the mortality among
the rebels was greater than on our side. Ii
Is now asserted our loss will not exceed 500.
Col. Corcoran is reported dead. and his
BODY in Richmond.
The West Point battery il badly cut up.
Ii loses all the ~caissons and equipments. five
pieces of artillery. forty horses. FIVE men killed
and seven wounded. All the guns were thor
oughly disabled before they were abandoned.
The Ayers battery formerly Sherman's.
was brought of without any loss OF conse-
quence-
The Seymour battery WAS all saved ex-
cept one 3O-pounder rified gun that was
thrown off the bridge and lost.
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There will be a Union meeting held al
C~sSTrRvIlLK. on
Friday, the eSsh 81
NJ 10 o'clock. 4. "
Hon. W e. McLkAs and Others will adj
dress The meeting
A rublic dinner will bc given TO ,hs vol
unteers.
AL are invited TO attend.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE firm of Grover * Fairchild.
l. has been dissolved bv mutual consent. All
setfleuaents must be made with Joseph Grover. All
thst Is due 10 said firm i 20 be paid 20 him, and all
indebtedness q The firm is 10 he paid bv him.
JOSEPH GROVER,
CHARLES FAIRcHrLD.
luue -. lS5i-i;f
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w~AsHrsaros. July 4--Col. Is. Lyon p
scented 10 Mrs. Lincoln. last evening. a hne-
" wrought silk dag. captured by the Zou-
aves from a Louisiana Regiment. The flag
had an embroidered cotton bale. with the
name OF the regiment. "TenesA> Rifles"
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AtrtsSpsIs. July IA yoang man.
named John Bradley Studying for the mimic
try. son Of a wealthy citizen. and Columbus
Bradley. we're arrested his
Provost Marshal. a. spies n
u Manassas The rsidene
almost posiuf0
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yofcR ron rsE CopsIRY-Speeches Tor
the Union vii be made at the Sugar Creek
Township House on Saturday next. the 2'th
inst. at 6 O'Clock p. N. All are Invited TO
attend did
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Bosros. 25-The circular from Secretary
Chase. asking a loan of S.. 900 900 from the
Boston Banks for sixty days at 6 per cent
interest. is being readily responded 10. Yes
terday several Of the b inks subscribed some
$3.50 900 each. while others coucGr.
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~ GOV Morton on Wednesday tender
ed the Federal Government ten thousand adj
d.tional men from this State. Private dis.
patches indicate that ,hey will be accepted.
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THr SHAr OF WAVE have received
Al admirable map Of the State of Virginia
fom Mr.. o. Bartlett. BOOKSELLER on Wabash
s-ree,. He has a full supply for sale.
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have very reliable Information that the
regiments that we're the uosi demorsi4ed
N the Sunday ighs. ~H re di-banded or
reorssnifed. % 40 TO give them ehc'eai on
ces
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Rccounortering at ~. Monroe.

FonT MoSRoK. July 24.-Important recon
noisances are taking place TO day. of which
shall say more TO morrow.
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NOTICE All p rsons indebted
~ 10 the undersigned will please settle With
i-ssrs. Mack & Pierce. - --on : po<sible-
iyl-dwi~ THONA n. NELSON
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DROFESSOR GARDNE
Is OFT OF TOWN.

Br1 there arr q fs~ more c~kes q lis highly e~is-
brsf~d Rap. len a; bsrtle'ts. shich arc ~ srrantsei
20 - an sxcsii-~' s-''cis Tor shaving ana ID. tol.,.
vtTe cu-e scr chaps on the face r esnds. spf for Ire
i~eth. q = r1~1-ptseci. ifi war; '~rt -. o. re-
-pove psiut mi rrcc~f fran wooilrn "a. J. n. uus-
ia. with fast color.l and white sros- from N kinds
q fs-uifure.
- Call On Bartlett. ~ho 10 sic gent m seizure
caks hsfcfe n Il all ross. syslo. -dn
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Crsrr or fSpfAxA. ye oorNTI. a.
- t1xo C-unrcs fess Ccart. AaEre T.fn. i~l
R<sssnsn Mrk~~o. .Auinistrsser u j.ne. joAnsse~
~ ktry Iss.-Jotrnrnt n Ccrsuec T<ss cc-1
q vlrs coasv. 81 April rTn. "a
rrr aefen4sbt ~i tsks ncstrs. hats ~ Arr DAY
a H. nsu terra - ssi Co4rt - a. 800 there<ser
az ear - sssrd. Ill uo~e ne Cc1rt - leave -
i~~< a. sx~soo1 "a - salf lotfn<nt
,,.1< lsl.v<~ HvyJ. nsRfKS. at.S
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CONGRESSIONAL.
xxXyn coscnEss-ExrSA srs.Iss.

WAsHlSsroS. July IS.
HorsE--Mr. Richardson arose u a Der
sonal explanation. He said tie remarks he
made Yesterday we're entirely without pre
>ditation. II. IN the heat OF deb re. he had
. the feelings Of any gentleman. lac
The had violated the courtesy
de his humble acknosl.
-"t was not prompt
gouna.- - Justice 10
il. only
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PHILADELPHIA. July 25-Gen. Mcclellan
arrived here at $50 this afternoon. The
greatest enthusiasm prevailed.
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- ,iiyS. A vc
Rsut-. taae "a. rNit~s-
7 81 es.rn-~- - shis var q. coupsr-f -1th
,hs er--u- A. iEe sos a. shcv . ts-es-~ -
. 49,
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NOT H0W n CInIs-
COSTINENESS nj DIZZINESS CURED.
NEw-Yovk. April s. $50.
Ia. p rKASnsrs-p~sr Sir In the spring a isf3
had the tho misfortune to break my tiigh. In ocn-e-
lHence of which nay oossuntou became greatly DE-
aaiiaied. ard suffered with great oc-usenoss. attend
ed ~1th dirrinr-- End severe pain N The head and 49,
and oppression IL the heart was sitendec ~ .s--
-rAi physicians q tbs c,y fer hree years without
obtaining relief. and hadde~rsir~d - = cure M, nnA-
" I was isdso~d % Try your Pills. which Alro- a
SANITY relieved me-, and IN a short tine conraessiy
restored my health. I consider hen the h>s, nedl-
cine In N. world.
You're truly.
MURPHY ia West street
Prize - certs per boz.
Sold by J. X. crsrSoHAS. Terro-Hauic. and by 81
-n.,.rIn.-. ..a-.-. IN r.alrn. fnrrfEhxln
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GRAIN AM FEED.
GYMNASIUM BjILDINGl
FLOUR AND FEED STORE |

HAyTN6 hoaxbt and refucd che stove ~huildins,
w~ .rs no. prepared % farnist ne rtifsns q
r-rrs Hsute, With 4 No. I article a.
FAMILY FLOUR.
MEAL,
BRAN.
SHORTS.
sHIPSTCFF.
OATS.
CORN.
BALED HAY. &c. &c.
Al prtcse v suit II. times. Sales % ore dollar. ard
ap- ards. dsilv.rcd free 81 eharge. raysn~n, re-.
quir-d hefo.a delivery.
naksrs .rd dealers supplied ~ith aour 81 80 most
re-~o1.hie terms. Having na yecr- Of expererrr
IN the milling sri feet hnsnFss. We cxpprf % make
our house ore - general ntilty % he cits.
CLARK n LLOCKHNkr
Gynn,sum pul1inx. oorrsr ohio SUI bth sc.
July 3. ds~
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.


HoS. Nun j. f~LrrcHEn. Superintendent
OF Public Instruction. will address and ooan
sci with the school officers and teachers oil
yigo county. al the Court House. ON Sa'ur
day. the third Of August next. ss 2 O'Clock
p. NJ. A the visit Of the superintendent Is
required by Law every ofhcer and teacher OF
schools should at,end. he will also lecture.
bv request. Al the Hall of the First Ward
school house. upOn subjects pronotise OF pop
ular education. at early gas lighting The
public are invited 10 attend
". X. EDWARDS.
School Examiner Nigo Co.
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Annual Report Of the Auditor Of viso
County.
- the ADfifor a Nigo couoty. showing
II The amount re-~ - vd diseurs~d ~ the year
c7snmeudns Jane lot. A n. La. arr sndins hsy
3ir. A. n. lsSl. ipfu1r~
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Reported Movements OF Gen. Beau-
regard.
BALTIMORE. July 25-It is reported that
Gen. Beauregard has gone in he direction of
Harper's Ferry.
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corps ct Regiment appear,
Run. has e severely OF an
LECTION Of duty. 70 huhso y
The Minnesota Us more
n have suffered the mo- ere
the field. The number OF
certsinei 10 be sixty-siK, and 40.
still missing. The men. however.
daunied and are ready again Tor action
The following are the names Of the w0un
ded 81 the Georgetown hospital from the
west: Fred. Emesenburg and n ). Mich
ole. 81 Michigan: Phillip Llwrenee. 81 Wis
consln: Joshua Wilforten. II. Vanderwsrm.
II 5 Bstteli and W. ;. Cornelius. lst Nj
chigan, G. Dsnchin. 7. Marley. I. c. Ben
singer and n. Eididge. % Wisconsin.
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TOWN. July IA telegram has
'sYing Col Coreoran Is a pris-
'vhtly wounded.
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Don Dispatches.

The Situation ON the Pctomac-Re-
ported Recovery of Col. Cameron,-
Body-Fuuher Movements Delayed
Zen. scott 60 have Complete Con
troll Balloon Reconnoisa nc -
Condition al the Batteries.
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BrandreIh,s Pills.

The ~ Of these Pills u TO c TALLY
tbs enabling u TO resist the ACTION OF DlsEAsL
The way IN which a cure Is effected may be inter.
estng 10 professional men. yet It's Dot 81 any sort 81
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A~pJcrASr GENERALS OFricf,/
INDIANA MILITIA.
I~SptsSAPoLIs. July %. 1861.
Abel ID. Streight has been appointed Com
mandant Of the regiment in the course Of or
garirstion in Camp Morton. known "a the
18th Regiment OF Indiana Volunteer Militia
and he will be obeyed and respected sccord-
ingly. until ordered otherwise.
By order OF the Commaader.in Chief
Las NoBIr.
Adjutant Gccerai.
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W. X. EDw

School Examiner Vigo Co.
Terre Haase. July %. 1861 ID
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The Glorious 69fh-Saving DISPOSE
ton Of the Yankees-ArreSt of Col.
MiIes-Tae Ist Minnesota Regs-
ment-Further List of Casualties.
WssaISGxos. July 25.-The men OF the
Ssh declare that 4 IN JOrity Of that regiment
will come back 10 serve durivg the war.
The Connecticut regiments. which came
in latest FROM tho battle field. saved the
Gosern=eas 500. 000 BY the collection Of
the stoees which had been sbandoned during
the rotssu
Sp.tfAL TO THE COMMERCIAL.
eoi. Miles who commanded tie reserve
tCentervills dnrng the eight al Bulls
zen placed ssdsr arrest tor dere.
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RECEIPTS
DISBURSEMENTS

n.re -. s-~a cs-r,y ord.r. drawn e. u s-lie--
- -rs~f
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WARRINGTON. July 24-It il untrue that
our troops have returned to Fairfax Court
House Our piekets extend only two miles
beyond Alexandria.
IL is stated that the party 10 bring in Col
Cameron's body have found il. hut t4s party
haya not vet returned
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DRoPosALs FOR REVENUE VESSELS.
l. TREASURY DEPARTMENT

l. TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
The department win receive proposas accompanied by
sS September iss for the complete consarc"n ad
equipment Of two steam revenue vessels Of 100
Proposals viii only be considered from steamship
builders actually engaged in that business and the
the marine steam engine establishment at which the
weight -
exceed ten O feet and they will be armed with riied
pivot gun Of Tbs weight guns of " cw
Ire Tor be- l
snn T. G
The vessels schooner rgged with flying gait topsas
The load draft Of of coo tons must not
exceed 81 feet and they will be armed with red
pivot gun lbs. weight apounders OF ~ cwt and
one light navy Apounder howi;zer on the ogaiant fore
complement for each vessel win be ninssyays per-
water tanks and TO be furnished with condenser FOR
The be schooner regcd with flying saG topsas
TSe proposal must be for he hun par rigging sails and
canvas. work mast coats awnns hsnmocas and BAGS
ni;nre FOR cabins and msssrooms COOKING apparatus and
utensils complete steam machinery spare work, coal bun
and outfits every Kind and in al respects ready to receivs
her officers men, provisions and armament and at once
The ar1nsments provisions. nautical instruments and
It desirable 70 have the highest speed which
Is stated y h sp ss NTH n e Length Of rs
carried the bunkers for that speed which should not be
The specifications must describe fully the material 70 be
used; the and size Of fastng the detail of the
size finish and Of the machinery and Of the
The plans must be working drawings from which the
eel and machinery be built showing the allotment of
space for accommodations, steam magazines, shell
rooms disposition Of COAL and convenient bo
provided
is understood that in the guarantee will
be inserted of the fulfment Of the condition of
speed fuel satisfactory working OF the machinery and
points required, with forfeiture In failure.
bidders state the lenst from the signing the
acceptance Of the proposal within which they
will complete the vessels ready for deliver
any ports they may The total amount for
which win do all that liz required In the
to be embraced their
plans stated and the bids be accompanied
BY the required by Law that awarded they will
execute the contract -
work Progressed retaining oaefth of the whole
ninety the delivery Of the vessel repair
any defects that may be discovered within that time trial
at
Department the right accsp, the proposals
made In conformity with the conditions prescribed which
consider the interests of the and
the greatest number of advantages and reject
any all Of them at its option
competent person will be appointed by the Department
10 sperntend the construction and equipment each the
vessels.
The specifications plans and models Of parties
ing contracts may be Withdrawn by them.
8. p. CHASE Secretary OF the Treasury.
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PROPOSALS.

A REGATTA WILL BE SAILED FROM DAVID POL
n locks, At Satcrsvie N d. Thursday, Sept, 20, at
IN O'Clock precisely The prizes will consist of splendid
each class loop rugged rggcd each
class TO start separately and entrncc fee In the
weather should unavorabe the will take place
the next fair day A grand ehowder Stages leave Jersey
City every hour Fare 10 cents.
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MATRIMONIAL.

4 GENTLEMAN OF SOME MEANS AND OF EXCEL
N lent stanane and character, desires iurm the
Qnaiptance twih view ~ arimon,) OF kdy % like
Standing AM chAra who hos asu hrr
own and VITO oct loo ing rt.iison and ArtIf.. All
tg;i ms viii be .ered str v hdeptal Ai-
dress Henry A. q rringon New York city oe
Z. 363 III. nth avenue,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

LNREE LIBRARY.-THE ATTENTION OF APpREN-
ticcs Is invited to thc Apprentices LIBRARY, Az
Broadway This Institution is well supplied with newspa
revews magazines pictorals, and with
tables and sras Cor readers considerable number
works have also been recently purchased u required
be from TO 9o'clock r. NJ but is generally open in
the forenoon also
TERMs-Al persons employed apprentices mechanics
or tradcsmen and all females employed by them in their
business, presenting proper certificate mas
vleges of the library without charge.
Journeymen mechanics trad.sien, teachers pupils
in schools academes young he Of lawyers
PHYSICIANS artists &C. on the presentation OF proper
,iHcae and the payment Of one dollar year.
The admission OF females the privileges of this
ton, though feature. has before been publicly
announced. They invited 10 avail themselves
opportunity thus offered useinly and pleasantly employ
their leisure.
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CLOTHING.

RARE CHANCE.-LADlEs AND GENTLEMEN-I
N want large lot OF off Clothing ire Western
market; Carpets and Furniture premise pay the highest
price for them by calling addressing Ellis No %
Seventh avenue between Sixteenth sree
Ladies attended by Mrs. Ellis.
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WLLIAM, AN EsCAPED SLAVE, WILL ADDRESS A
w Meeting at the Shiloh Prcsby erIan church lRev. H.
H. Garnets, Rev J. N. Gloucester pastor pro TEN,
% Prince and Marion streets this tfhrsa.) evening Sept
26, at ~ O'Clock. William will Mia; he
heard the Bull fight and will give South side
view of affairs they existed in Vr1ns weeks ago
Mr. Henry Jones' the Of william, will also make
few introductory remarks The Meeting will doubt
Interesting one. All are invited to attend.
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TTENTlOE, LADIES AND GENTLENBE.-IF YOU
n wish Ia get the iull value of your OF Clothing
Carpets Furniture and ycwey The best yon do Is
send note tO +. Harris, l5t seventh There
may be convinced you will be dealt with your sasfac
ton Ladies attended to by Mr.. Harris la6 Seventh ave-
nue., near T~entynr street.
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AfME. RALTINGS HAVING JUST RECEIVED THE
M Fall Styles selected in Paris by her husband who's IA
cies for obtaining the most desirable Patterns have
apr by the ladies' New York open on the
9th instant select of Paris Millinery Her
and the public generally invited CALL without
other invitation. No. 3l8 Canal street.
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THE NEWS.

The first regular session of the Thirty .seventh
Congress will commence in Washington on Monday
next. Nothing will prevent the members from
entering at once upon the business which the
country demands at their hands, as both houses
will be fully organized as soon as quorum is pre-
sent, the duty Of electing and qualifying officers
having been gone through with at the opening Of
the extra session in July last. We give in another
column a list of the MEMBERS and it will be seen
that some important changes have taken place
since the last sitting, and that some seats will be
vacant that were occupied at that time John J
Crittenden and James Guthrie or Joseph Holt and
Nathaniel Wolf, will probably occupy the places in
the Senate of John c. Breckenridge and Lazarus
w. Powell of Kentucky. The seat of X. s. Ring
ham, deceased, will be vacant, unless filed bv
appointment by the Governor of Michipan
The chair of the lamented Colonel Edward n
Baker, of Oregon, will be occupied by Ben.
jamin Stark. In the House the two representa-.
tives from California;. J. Phelps and A
Sergeant take their seats for the first ,ime
The place of Brigadier General John A. McCler.
nand. formerly representative of the Sixth district
OF Illinois, will be vacant The place of Hon,
Alfred Ely, the representative Of the Twenty ninth
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OPDYKE AND GooDELL.-George Opdykc and
William Goodell were among the Vice Presi-
dents Of the Sumner meeting. Now, who is
GoodelY A leader of the radical abolition
clique of this State, of which Gerrit Smith
(white many is the high priest, and Fred. Doug
lass (black man) the chief orator and expounder.
The platform of this clique is universal enamel
patton, universal equality of races and sexes.
and the Maine Liquor law From such a coali-
ton for the Mayoralty of this city We may next
expect the nomination of Fred. Douglass him
self for Governor of the State. The issue do
ponds, perhaps, upon Tuesdays election.