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SPEHHAToRRHFA JAN BE CUREp-Dr Rand's spe-
enc cures tPerpnforrhaG, Seminal Weakness, I'M
FnteTcp. Loss Of Pn1rs7. rte spesdiy and eectn1lly
Its effects are truly magical trial of the Specific
Vii convince The most skertical Of it's merits.
street ana "a. avenue, Washington, and Henry
Cook, AleXaud-ie. ja6-ly
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7 81 B.
IL l. q II 3 B..
u n Ri!
general assortment Of Builders Lumber, at low
est market rates. Parties be supplied in Any
quantity, - We are constantly sending cars.
jos. THOMAS L SON,
corner Of Pratt and Green streets,
Baltimore.
Orders left with p. M Buckingham, at Baltimore
attention. da1. ln1r
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SOLDIERSN
IAN AGENT IL Wanted in every regiment, for
the sale Of sonething light ami ;oftable; needed
by verybody. especially By every soldier. Agents
are doing big things. Address, inclosns stamp,
ARRANDALE CO., Ella Broadway, New York.
de II eolmDdW
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Ry GEEEv \ WILLIAMS Apct,~,sc-e

Ts'RUsTEE's SALE OF REAL ESTAFE-gy
: virt1s OF a.sd OF t.Ist executed tn 3-* aE7
q Deoer,cer, ;6z9 ana recorded 10 kihsT J L. s
Nc. i9a folio IS ct sec, aud OF dscrse OF tbe -
pr, r1e Court OF ire District o. Co umbia pssss
the first dsY Of Dec, 1863 10 Cause No. a.. n
ard Cato Ward, George Newman AMI Lys&r,ie- 4.
-r2ck az deferiaIts, tho SO 6scriber, So Trustees
Under id decree. wiz snll OF the p-gr,isas 81
O'Clock p. NJ, or MON DAY. the lith day az san.
Uary, l5S-. Lot numbered twenty @ht II Sqascs
Dun ts-ea fCuF hundred ana eleven, With the AZ
UurfEn apres
Germs rpe-hst cash thc balsuea IN SIX mos "a
With inta:est secured By deed 0f trust OF tbs
property
Ali conveyancing and Stamp. rt tae cost OF tins
purchaser NJ THO3 PEoN Trustes
6e D-pos Is GREEN h WILLIAMS Aucts
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Dr.. DuPoNT,s Sugar coated Female Regulating
Pills are the csTy bst IA use They operate speedily
and efsfiresy. and being sngor-c0atsd create no
nausea upon the most delicate stomach. A trial of
there pills viii prove thetr sn2erto.isp ovsr all
18th street and Pa avenue, W ashin gton, and Henry
COOK, alexandra. ja6-ly
UiSkLbkS o. 81 cS.7ysfn1S, UTSsdyy. and
Seexol Syst.nss--ne,c and reliable trsatnten,- IN
Eepor;s o. The Ro,savd Assoeiation-sent By mail
DR.. } sgILLIR HoUGHTos, Howard Asso citation,
No. South Ninth Street. Philadelphia Pa. d. sm
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS.
NARIN's DANCING ACADEMY,

NARIN'S DANCING ACADEMY.
~ At UNION HOTEL. Gsos3FEOws.
Prof MARIN lakee the liberty to inEor Ii his
pupils and those Wishing TO join his class "A
tina his days of tuition are ss follows or the -
abyoe academy: livery Tedne.das snd Sat fIA
u1day from TO p m, The second quarter ....lA
will commerce. on Saturday, Jan Is, 1884. ia Iw*
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THE LADIES' FRIEND GALL IN TROCBLE
i nsll). Medicine for all Female Complaints; Of.
teen years experience; guarantees success or no
private. Roo ms for patients. MADAME CORsON,
Baltimore. No. ITO Fsyette street, near Asquita.
de It, 1ms
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ACTION Sails.
rHisAFTsgStSoN ANO To-Hoaaow
soa o-nEK Abortion sALxs sKK ISL PAe,
81 Q McauIas Co, Aast,ons.ra.

IaPEGVKp PROPERTY ar rGE 5ORSER CT
! isSEs .SE sTRskTs at PrELI7 A"rIos-Oe
hkTU RDaf AFTERSo0N, JsauSry ssh a. Z
No. ID IN tsyicsUpf Subdivision of ssuara M
s44 s'fSa7sd - ta- south vest cOTn'r CT Teuts
stIsef west, an7 street north itnproyRd by tso-
story ATsst B. ,ldips, and a thEse sto-y aud hsh-
Tert ErlFx Eui'c tUs the ole sog nsctssrS forms
Th's pro parry j. 6es'tsby .ocSts5 for dwgllins.
AID 81 psrsocs visiting 20 opeE 5 ANAL store, Is
Cfels great iIdrS,maEtE
Terms: Gns-tai.d cash TIA Re SaEiatsr in siN ard
twelve nozzle with interest teCurai b. deed cf
trUFt tee pfsr
Ccsts Of ccnytyeccr 20 Re raid nv ttr rarch sssr
,sa }. G. MCGUIRE 4 co. sucs
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EkE S DRESS SUrrs,
Yogth's ORES. Salts.
bS;yrs-s. n-,.. c.,
Msn's B1ssnsss Sxi:s.
Yoxia's .Bzsirsss Sriss.

Ctfidrtas' SchcoI Sails
NOAH WALKER & Co., 3ss Penn avenue, Metro
polltsn Hotel Building, would respectfully an
ter Clothing. il Row ready for inspection. It is
CON prIss1 OF sn assortment OF aeatlemen's and
Youths Clothing of the newest and richest designs
material, !riln ming end Horkship.
70 those Who etudy excellence With economy in
fasa:onabie articles OF dress, an opportunity is
Cow offered for selecting from the most attractive
stock OF ready made clothing in this city at very
reduced crices oc9-sn
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II MEDICAL
4 EHSOE8 Suffering with Syphlis, Gcnorrhms,
elect SeminaI Weakness. or Priv ate Diseases of
any description, should call Immediately upon
DR. DAVIS.
remale Diseases tire gtSd In the most scientific
and successful manner
The Doctors Diploms hs Cgs in hk ofice.
cure guaranteed. Fees moderate.
DR.. DAVIS.
45S 7th Btrest, opposite Post Off Sc,
de 20 3n1 Room % up stairs.
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"A WASHINGTON, January LIST, 1854
FROM this date Mr. WILLIAM N. DALTON viii
havs an interest in the business herstofors con-
Quoted BY me At 4Os Penn. avenue The business
will hereafter be conducted under the name Of a.
BURNS 4 Co.
ja4-6t HARMON BURNS
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NEW AND EhCus+D HAND FURNITURE, & @
AT ArcrIOS.-Oa Moo BAY MORNING rex,
January II h. i6..4 at ~ o'rIacs, ii Eel g
ton, st TIE Furniturs Wsrareon ~Grne- ~
Ejgh enf Prospect streets Gecrtptowrs. gIol "a
TO- tment OF new sud .scond hand furniture. COO
sistIug of Bui esus, B-osteaos, JhetEs. Tacl-S
WsshstsndE, and n snS ether a-tlciss epeh u
ally kept IA house furnishing store.
Terms cssL.
Sale pcslt.-e.
a. EGwJ,INIS An,
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~ THE ABOVE SALE ~ UNAVOIDABLY
pestp' ned until TT sSDAY AFTERNOON, Jan
" V KENDALL, Trusta..
de 23-Ssw&ds J. c. CURE 4 CO, Auete
s9"TBE ABOVE SALE Il POSTPONED I.
consequence of Indictment weather, until NON
DAY AFTERNOON. ianusry. 18th. same hour
W. Y. FENDA;.L, Trustee.
jaS-eoS Dis J. G. Nee UIRES CO.. Au IS
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T. nBRoI DERING AND BRAIDING Stamping
- neatly done at 29l 9TH street. between and
NJ. by Mrs. DOWNING. 1a8-3e"
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WORCESTERSHIRE have this day admitted
~ Francis Hufty and Richard H Taylor to an in
terest in the Gentlemsn's Furnishing Business
324 Penn. avenue. The busipess hereafter will be-
4 -. - eI5anShs Z. Look ,TYoS.
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ByJo. McGUIRrt 90. .uct,oneer,

af J. :, ht.tF . ] M q OUI, auCslOnHerb.
TTRUaTEE's SALE UE IMFEoVgD REAL Is
4 TATE Ca TIE lSLaSE.-By y5r tue Uf decree Ot
the su rrsme Court nf the District of Coin c, bia
suSktifLting ME so TEueIae uEder /. deed ~ t-l,t
recorded in l. Der J. =. s., No 49, fclios pa e.
Of tie land records for ~ s-hiu ytoh coarty q
o.. she'll. on I'll hSBAT the 22d day of Dscsllba=
st4 o'clock p. n seil a. PUBIC Auction tbs
premises. Lot No. 6. IN Sqnare No 2SS. i'm proved
by s iNrae frame Dwelling house
This property Is situated On street scat be
tween 9Th and 10Th Test AND In Do ton OF .hs civ
~here property is greatly enhancing IN value.
Terms A.: Uns-thiCd cash and he baiancs IN is-o
equal otes ct and 70 raoE .hs secured by dead -
trust on thu premises.
81 conveys ncins 81 the cost Of The rurohs-er
FrNDGEf
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CHIEF QUARfERNAsrFH's oREILE.
u Depot Of WaShIastsn
WdSkingfoa -. c., Dec Il, iSS.t
VIII Re sold st public suction. st the cDrrsis
near the Observatory, IT ths cIt' Of EsshiGxtc.
on IN. c st and thira WEDsESDAYSia Jannsr-
1851 viz 9th ard 2 IN dsye IF the nouta lot OF
EOkSES sND MULES,
coeosnned az ppf fcr subiic service
Sales 20 commerce ~ 10 o'clock =. m
Terms cash in Cove nment FUNDS.
u II, RTCRER
de 2-tJsn ~ Rris Gen srd OusStsrln asts,
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pLEASE NOTICE THE FACT p ain Sewing
tice and at crate prices at the store recantly
opened on = street, Nc: 432, between 9Th and 9TH
the manufacture of gentlemen's and ladies' Gar.
ments together with every description Of chill
dren's Clothes. liberal patrons &c solicited
il 2aWlm~ MIaSS. q HOBR3
The New York herald., 1864-10-30

ls,apa s 20 recsv. direct money aid for local purposes
and Nesiouudla either IN the or 10 OCEAN
steam commun ton; but ghis o not fully aathens
Gated.
We convinced, upon ma yre reflection, aud looking
carefully facls these colonies
with when ststeemsn must deal, that would be I'M
possible 70 form union of any widely different nature
from that which proposed and at the time OBJ
lain lhe free coasent VI the several sections. We
believe tho Union which b proposed win be found
IN degree Incompatible with the working Of the Brit
kh system Of responsible government under monarchca
suthority-tbe best which The world has yet seeu
AND Offering he best for The security or he
and property and individual freedom II there ID sni-
sent patriotism and sufficient political Information 10
these British No tn Amer colonies 70 carry 10 out,
there IL great aud glorious future open before usa
future compared with whicn the past has oeen bus
shadow The OF these eolonbes are immense
and their interests common. The Inhabitants are
hardy aud Industrious and IN them have not declined
tnoee qualities which have distinguished the ereat ma
tons whence they have sprung There s everything 70
ipc,te them 10 buf:d up great nortbern Tree power
avoiding the stain Of slavery and the political
which have rent the c0ce great republic 70 tho
south OF as IN pieces.
The New York herald., 1864-10-30
Los. oI the Schooner oaasavta.

FRcVIpENcs, X. I Oct. %, 1854
The schooner Caetavii OF Camden, from Philadelphia
for Boston, sprung leak last night IN gale and sunk,
one mile south Of rhcde Island Light, ng only tho
topmsst aboye water. Captain Jameson and ope man
eupg 10 the topnast taken OF by the scamer
Empire State.
The mate and isar we're drowned The names or
those who persisted are az follows:-o. W. Caodsgoe
mate q. W. HopxiAs, COOK, and Pnioeas Ba rkcr rud
- Hony, EeAFnoa. 4ts vessel was owned BY Captain
Jancsln, and sas bgl -s1red. ~ ssrsa Dchil2 fr,m
tho wreck.
The New York herald., 1864-10-30
Ninth District Congregational Convsn
tion (Tammany).

The above Convention met last evening at Miners
Eighty eighth street and Third avenue, ordor 70 recon
slider their nomination OF Mr. Heick as represon.
tstve Congress from tho Ninh district Mr. Patrick
Cuff called TO the chair. series Of resolutions were
then adopted when Colunei George r. Baldwin os the
Thirteenth ward, Was uDanmousy nominated 10 place of
Nr. Hsrrick.
The New York herald., 1864-10-30
Upper and Lower Canada, Nova
Scotia, New Brunswick, Few
fouudland and Prince
EdWard,s Island.
rhe Northwest Territory, British Co.
lumbia and Vancouver to be Ad-
mitted if They DeSire It
ADJOURNMENT OF THE CONFERENCE.
RESUME OF TTS PROCEEDINGS
Ass Ee. ~
The AatOuRn m ens.

kEduoriaI CorTsspondence q tho Montreal GAseete
QuEBEc, 0cs a, 1854
Ne Gopfcrenos has ended, and IN everything
ssccSedei. Il was understood the question OF the
pswe the general aud local governments were finally
ossernincd this Afternoon, the proceedings anaiy
REVISED q delegates et by special train At
Sour p. NJ. due Montreal at lon O'Clock, aud few
took the boat Report Of Con ereuce embodying
lnascus revised Montreal Governors OF various
Srovnces 10 be appointed by Conederate government by
h0m be paid. Reported that laws Of
egis be subject 10 approval OF Confederate
Tne duration OF general parfiameuts has
kcsn prov iopaly fixed hvc years. Efforts made
- extsnd 10 IN Britain The property
N1Aiiaeatoa OF members Of Assembly 10 remain as
franchise altered for the present Arrangements
by which Nova scosie and New Brunswick
may construct their sectious intercoonal railroad
they not wish wait Ni the confederation W
G,nrct.d, the not 10 be promuls lated till laid
bEa,re local legislatures
The New York herald., 1864-10-30
Fourth Congregational District.

The Union Convention Of the Fourth Congressional dis
ric nominated caroan oBren Bryant for Congress last
evening" the inaton being madc regardless Of party
aud a Union democratic candidate.
The New York herald., 1864-10-30
Police Inteilixenoe.

AERyer OF DISHONEST CLERKs AND AN ALLEGED
RBCsIyER or STOLEN Go0Ds-sEIzURR OF LARoR
AMOUNT OF PROPERTY, ETC.
For some weeks past the firm Of Aessrs Robbins, GAL
houn Co., doing business rs vesey street, have
ssing goods from their store and all efforts TO nnd tho
THE, thieves proved unavang til day two since.
The firm consulted with Captain Greer Of the Third pre-
cinc In relation to the matter and yesterday the cap
tain, with officer Iiey, OF his force, who had besn
watching the clerks OF the establishment, learning TO
certainty tina; Isaac Demerel employed Ia the store
one OF deiinqucnts took into custods likewise
youth, seventeen years OF age, named Thomas Quinn,
Who bad been acting accomplice. Demereil con.
fesed the goods gave them to Quinn nj
the store, who would take them 10 his residence In
Eighth avenue near Thrtyhth street, iii night after
which the plunder world be removed 10 the residence
Of Abraham sge ali wost Thirty .itn street, and sold
Tor less than it's real value. The property con-
ssug Of machine Is s spool cotton &C. valued at $40,
which the two youths are charaed with stealing, ne.
merel confessed 10 so.ng ~ Sigcl for &2s. Captain
sr0er and offcer foy accordingly arrested SRe ON
charge D receiving soea goods and On searching pro-
tue officers foun0 the twist and cotton belonging 10
the nrn in Vcsey street, be3es large quantity Of
nearly 81 2y0, all OF which is believed TO have been
stoen. Ihe property thus segeo was removed 70 the
Third precnt station bous. where those Interested can
call and IT, After the sove named parties were Sc
cured Captain Greer arrested hss W. Clayton another of
Mcssrs Roopns & tahouas clot&s, on two charges of
s larceny All the accused parties were taken be eoe
Justice Downing and committed to the iomhs Tho hru
hohb.rs houn have lost goods 10 the amount ol
81 0C0 and upwards small portion Of which only have
been recovered.
The New York herald., 1864-10-30
Oar Con gressvnen.

TO THE EDTJOk OF THE HERALD.
You sre sensible Of the vast importance 10 TO our
city that the enterprise crushed to the earth by
effects Of che should be relieved from its cruel
thraldon by the ariy passage OF bankrupt act No
candidate should receive the Of true New Yorker
who not n that vital measuretbst great ne.
cessty of the time hope you will advice your read.
Of the importance OF appyng a. this test 10 the
nominees before tho people. yoTER
The New York herald., 1864-10-30
Man1pu,a sio. OF soldiers, Votes.

The Harrisburg (Pa Patriot states that soldier from
Burlington county in that State. sent his proxy by mall
to denccrat, authorized BY law; but so happened
that he able to homo In person 70 VOTE and did
vote, after which he lifted the proxy, and opening
found the full abolition ticket The proxy had manl-
fssy been opened by Lincoln Officer and she ballot
changed. Who say that this not dors In thou
sands OF instancesY
The New York herald., 1864-10-30

There arc t1rse democratic candidatesnamey, Elijah
ward. E Z. >ortoe ADD Nr. Rankin, whis, the fepnolI
gaarre lug tw asr Roy poDd.And Col nei hAw-
Klaus. faurlow Weed hsa oeen Trying TO bring about
settlement in lavor Of has IA, wno he wants Ia COO.
mag,nss soconplish Il he get Hawkins
the way and keep the division among the demo
Gratis reported ina. he has appled at wasnesson M
clare he eau buy OF and leave Raymond the only cand
date Al the proper tme 10 the field But even thea Ray
mond stands no earthly chance the democracy con-
centrate upon candidate.
The seventh district does not present any features
In the Elh,h district James Brooks is making .
heavy ana slow ruo His past record and nan way
course IN Osssrsss and the damaging exposures o. me
recent Erpra trial. hang heavily upon him. Poor Brooks
viii yet that honesty In politics well az news
papers the best policy Change Of records and parade
In the district are yet muss three candidates claim.
ing the honor. great effort rs mado 20 unite, and u ~
81 hs oomm,ttee bv the snthorities a, wash
ngson TO settle their contest, all OF which viii undouoted
y done when they find that II no longer necessary
deceive the democrats. by keeping the several repuo
can candidates IN the held
or all the maddiss ,he Congressional districts that
Of the Ninth district " the worst. Hundred dollar
Herrick thought that he had thing. he managed
to the nomination OF Tammany, but before go
curing bs had bsen ndugng 10 series Of growing,
and had worked himself up 10 such pitch that was
impossible him 10 stop after he received his nomma
tion. Tho result was that he soon got himself INTO
trouble, and the frat that he know she General Com.
mstee OF Iammany Hall ropudiated his ncrabaon ana
the Congressional Convention ordered to convene
nouiusso boiuo osneI P0sson. AAoIioA
Into spasms and s again amusing the politicians BY his
nasal growlings about "one man power"
There 10 considerable speculation what Is meant
by this movement b " charged that IL is dodge TO
help Wood, and denied by otbers who equally good
authority. The friends Of ]. Trumbul Smith quito
sangune yesterday that he would be endorsed By tho
Convention either ono Of the present candidates 10
the field arc taken up by rammany the nomination Of
Mr. Smith will give the the citizens OF
the district and will draw largely from those who will
other vote for Mr. Darling, the republican nominee
The muddle has reached that point which must make
matters either great deal better very soon
Herrick insists running at oil hazards and 10 pre-
pairing himself accordingly. Thus stands the battle ten
days before the election.
The New York herald., 1864-10-30
New York Soldiers In Kentucky.
The Louisville Ky. Press reports the following

Tho L0uMvIe Iky1 FTess reIott5 tho IonoWlng-
We understand that New York soldiers on detached
service here who 20 TO the New York State AGENT
appoiDtee OF Governor mour, for Information 10
how they 10 proceed IL order - vote In the Novem
her election, told that II they hold OF for while
The New York herald., 1864-10-30
IsAAo a. srrxAs. secretars.
nth CONGRESSIONAL

9th CONGRESSIONAL plsTuIcr.-THE DEMO.
~ cratic Conventou Of the Ninth district met pursuant
% the directions OF the General Comwltre OF Tammanv
Hall, on SATURDAY. evening 2sth Inst Nimmes' Eighty
eighth street Third the meeting icing
closed Patrick Cun ESQ.,, NJ twenty second ward
called 20 the chnr and Lps sr0si acted Secretary
Hon Conrsa Swackhammor, OF ftr Twelfth ward, onered
the Following resolutions, which were uosnimously
adopted
Whereas this Convention on lpth inst. nominated
ABssn Herrick for Congress- and whereas subsequently,
said Herek has repdiscd Other esular nomnauons Tor
Congress IN other dercts and whereas the Democratic
Of Tamnany iial did en- the Eth Inst.
repudiate the nomination OF Herrck the
ndids represent ths distt and direct this Con-
veDLol and make roninatfon: therefore,
Resolved Tts this Conyenton does hereby reeonsldeS
the nonins;ls lsp N.rrrS made the 10Th
and the ssrs q hereby idered and repuds,cd.
That sc nomin3e a o. candidate for Goa
urrss suptgei hy the dcu.oraey or the Ninl dg
trict Colonel eorge r. Baldwin, Nineteenth d.
rici ilreproaehabie cisc.r and warm sun'
tue for Ire fsnn aud veteran deDcrfRA
OF veil devotion " ihe rsttg and tts nssges
on motion toniri-e ~ 9rte spp,intcd 70 tsus
der Coiore Baigwa frt rrnnatua The cheir spno'nea
y tnch Ma 1cfs,s Rtcy of the Twenty second
wsti Nr Wl NreAor nf tle fse'ftn ward; and J"hn "a
rAfEIog orFr. Chairman.
LouIs BRosi, Secdsgy.
The New York herald., 1864-10-30
KNOCK Down Argument.

Tho Newbury Mass) Herald Is responsible for the fol-
loving
politician day or two since was enlarging to few
hearers the foot OF Green street, OF them
veteran soldier, when he called Mcclellan q traitor.
Thereupon the soldier rounded to and gave hum broad
sde which threw him from his perpendicular 10 .
horizontal position. the soldier with oaths, saying
s'Anythng else, but calls hun traitor under
whom served two years In camp and battle field, With
out punishment, while this boy can swing 1st" There
beng no response, the discussion closed
The New York herald., 1864-10-30

yovSa LADY ASp Crtp KILLED Ono CHrrRAL
EAiLRJspA iameDtabe casnsity occurred on the Gen.
tra Rairosd TO the tram leaving tnis city Wednesday
mornn Tor the fast When near Patseksla, ana In
rapid motion brakeman ordered lady Who 6ad seven
children with her from one passenger car another
The mother while passirg out requested young LADY
passenger assist across tre PLATFORM Win ner
amiiy ard the young lsdv generously volunteered her
assistance. 1ssDh child about three years od IN her
arms the young lady s:temrtol " step from one plat
something and sre prec.pated under the cars stl
ldirg the .nild No wheels OF two cars
p.ssed over nor eating ca brth her feet above the
usiep one arm Al the shoulder. aud mengiirg her
person In "a most drcsdful tud shocking manner ghe
yei bot trm miEu,e7, and the ehiid was instantly
re9 Tho fft.n VAS stDp.au aud tie Fied bdicS ~
me ruor ah yput lazy And 0tnt convey ed 10
sgLbcrH trgse AID qyNi eriy cared fer. Iho Young
la,fy .ne.e fe WaO tbps Fnau4nif ead horribly term
naicd tbtnt egNifen years N sge ana n rresss
4og grrDarRrah iHd was On aaY rom Lexington,
~, - hsr bone . lAAaae ph1- Catg atst al, Qca
"a
The New York herald., 1864-10-30
Democratic.
Mcclellan In rIarylan q /.

The Baltimore (ld) LoyaIit, heretofore the organ Of
Henry Winter Davis, has taken down the OF Lin.
ooln and now warmly espouses ths cause Of Mcclellan.
The New York herald., 1864-10-30
Tho Candidates i'm Misso uri.

Therepubcans have made their nomipations in Missouri
for Congressman In districts the party split up
between the charcoal radical and olaybank factions
the party, each running separate ddaes. The demo-
cracy which appears 70 be united have made their Con-
gressionai nominations in every district but The
following are the STATE and Conversational tickets -
The New York herald., 1864-10-30
The Nominations.

FULL LIST OF THE CANDIDATES.
Tho following list prses the names Of all the can
ddates put nomination BY the respective parties 70
yosterday:-
The New York herald., 1864-10-30
Li.f.

Lied.
GLEAsoH.-On Saturday mornirR, October 20 ELIZA
GLEASON beloved wife Patrick Gleason, in the 320
year OF her age.
The funeral will take piace from No. So Chambers
street. Monday afternoon. Ut half past two ocock.
Her will be taken Calvary Cemetery for inter-
msnt.
(Rsr other Deohs sse Third Pdoe)
The New York herald., 1864-10-30

lsTH CONGRESSIONAL DIsrRfCr.-Ar A MEETING
~ OF the sixth Congressional Convention OF the New
York Democratic tMcKeou) Organization comprising the
MINT Flfocnih md Sixteenth hold jackson ALL
evening October ~ 1864 twenty bers
pIesent on motion OF Kelly the Fieenth ward.
secouded by Mr. Finn OF The sxeen,h ward the Com
proce nominate candidate FOR the Sixth Congress
district represent sad tr,c. In the thirty mint
Congress counting the ballots tIon. BLTJAH WARD
noninated Tor Con gess Of said distrc
The Convention then ad yourned ale
JAMES J. CooEAN, Chairman.