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I'D AUCTIONEFRk

GLENWOOD CEMETERYv--The managers Of
this Cemetery have resolved to raise the price OF
Leu 70 10 cents per square foot and that the com.
munity may have no cause for complaint, have
also resolved, before doing 90, TO order peremp-
tory sale OF 500 Lots and parts Of Lots 81 Public
Auction, and for further means 70 embellish and
otherwise to improve the grounds. This Cemefery
is laid out on the plan OF the celebrated Green
wood Cemetery In New York, OF which II IL said
BY travellers to excel in beauty and arrangement
anything OF the kind either In Europe or Amarioa
Glenwood L. situated on-the high ground over
looking the city Of Washington, and on direct
line with North Capitol street, one and q half
miles from the Capitol.
This Cemetery 4 chartered by Congress, and the
plots are not liable for debts, taxes or any other
invasion. (see ehArterO
For Catalogues with Map, Charter and By-LAwn,
apply TO the Auetioneeru, J. c. Mcclure Co.,
ner OF PennsylvaniA avenue and Tenth streets,
where the sale will take place on wednesday and
Thursday, the 18th AID nth Of March, At O'Clock
p. m.
from sunrise TO sunset.
JOS b. CLOSE President.
J. c, MCGUIRE b CO.,
m3-ltl7th Auctioneefs.
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THE only place where you can purchase hi q
Rubber goods Of all kinds at Manly dotures prlees u
at H. A. HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, 40
Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets. Also, all kinds Of Rubber goods beauti-
fully repaired at abort notice. mar a9-u
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THE SUBSCRIBER HAS ON HAND
J. large quantity Of OAK and PINE WOOD.
thoroughly SEASONED and In good condition whioh
he e prepared to deliver to purchasers in any mart
OF ne city, ~ reduced prices. Also, Anthracite
and Cumberland COAL, In quantities 10 Suit pnrs
ShAsers Orders solicited at his new Wood Yard,
No. ~! Twelfth btreet, between and ! str cots
ReS-W F,E, C0RBETT,
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BTTTERs.
They purify, strengthen and lnvlSorats,
They create q healthy appetite.
They are an Antidote to change OF water and die,
They overcome effects Of dissipation and lat
hours.
They strengthen the system and snliven tn
mind.
They prevent miaImatiO and intermittent fever,
They purify the breath and aoidity OF the Ston
A1b.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure DiArrheat Cholera and Cholera MOFbuA
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Head
ache.
They are the best BItters In the world. They AXE
the weak man strong, and are exhausted natures
great restorer. They arc composed OF the oele
brated CAliHAyA Bark, CAseArillA Bark, Dandelion,
ChAmomile Flowers, Lavender Flowers, Winter
green, Ani1e, Clover-budH, Orange Peel, Snake
root, Caraway, Coriander, Burdoek, s-T.-Isso-
X. SO.
The following is a sample of the testimony daily
received;
SOLDIERS HOME sUPERINTERDENT's OFFICE
cEoIEEATI. o. jan !S' 1889
Ihave given your Plantation Bitters to hundredi
Of our noble Soldiers who stop here, more or les.
disabled from various causes, and the efoct Ia most
marvellous and gratifying.
Such preparation as this IL heartily wish H.
every family, In every hospital, and at hand or
every battlefield. @. W. ID. ANDREWS,
jy24-ly Superintendent.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

L. nm ~ DEuCIN 10.
r---------------
~ cANTEsnuav u L IA
cANTERPuhhvv lE.f .l
CANTERBuRY
CANTFRRtJKv
,,,s,c 80,
MOsiS HALL AND THEATRE,
Lorfffana Avenue, near M corner Of Sisfh tir,,,
fin re.r of tho Metronoii..p .nd n.,,...y,,'s
''A ''~I " '"o opOii'An anu NauonA Hotels.l
a.o -. M.s.-s' 80 I NJ
Geo Lea'''''''''''''.'...h Manager and Proprietor
n,, ,,.,-, 1885,. ..... .
"ohLDs MoDEL AMI NTlNsIlTUTloN
NEW sTARsI
p.nt.Nr o,,,vv 90 s,,,on o,. 80,
RADIANT ShLhAn VI hUmOHi CRAZE, AM
DEAoI
III ShkAI slNsAI!0h NOyELTY,
~. ..a.t W., y. slt .s roNELLl,
M s Isat NVost EnenomenA. Wno hh atey peer
NY NY sso,p'Isnt u 10 muoh A"enuoh ~ barnum'i
M iIss D D9SA pAWRs90N
The oelebrated DoITPI \ vnrcEn ltNcFp ,,h,
may be accounted one OF the most remarkable
physical wonders Of the Ses-possesslnS The sin.
female 10 male sn xGif S her sonE. S
eoursing both rich and melodious soprano, and
sweet and eNtendlble tenor.
r,-.,
=, First appearance in Washington Of the Famous
a arenen Danseuie, direet rom most suscessiul
'"sSse"eh' III n nn,, ,-o
NIT MEDEn'
Unaue. tlonAbly the most attIaetive woman nm the
Stage ---- " '>
First time in this CITY of the renowncd
sANREoRB TROUPE.
Oi Pantomimiata, Gymnaatn, and DAncefa, who
will appear In some Of their
EAGAN AND EDWARDS.
EAGAN AND EDWARDS.
in some OF thelf Latest and Best orisinailtieS
Clifton, Leonora Creed, MILE Jennie, Naomi Pof.
ter, Jennie Forrest, EmmA schell, &C., So, will
perform the celebrated Chinese Bullet, entitled
kTM-KA, and 4 charming Divertinsement called
LA GIZELLE.
Mr.. BILLY WEST,
In his delicate DIRitAl on the Bar IL
and New Song and Dance
MR.. I. DoNNELIY
Mn D0NNEIIy'
In bis G,est pn,i..ans n.oo..
IT.. MI, mi th.' r, W. 70 VI nNhOSn a., ,
ne i.iehtea Someuhh Ahu Somie soeasti IN
MISS NAOMI PORTER,
The great Sensation DanseuSe, in a Character.
iStie Jig.
MR.. II. W. WILLIAMS,
Mr.. II. W. WILLIAMS,
The FAvorite Versatile Comedian
Mn i 6 orange
The Talented IIaht Comsdian and Gsnsr,I Ao,or
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EOO BARRELS OF CHOICE LINGA.
ONJO more and CereSville Extra Flour.
800 Bushels Prime Yellow Corn.
800 Bushels PcnnBylvanlA Oats.
1900 Pounds German Bologna Sausage.
1000 Smoked Beef Tongues.
Fresh Eggs constantly on hand, and for sale by
HERSH HAGY,
Commission Merchant,
AS Mass. avenue between 9Th and 7th streets.
mb-Iws
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GALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES
~ AND MULES.

CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER's OFFIcE,)
DEPoT OF WAsHEsToE, !
WARRINGTON, February ~, 1854.
VIII be sold at public auction at the Corrals,
near the observatory, In the city OF Washington,
d. C., on Wednesday, March 8, 1854, and on Wed
nesday, March q, 1854, q lot Of
HORSES AND MULES.
condemned a. unit for public service.
Terms cash, In Government funds.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock a. m.
ID. H. RUCKER,
Brigadler General and Chief ouArtermAster,
fe2l-26t Depot Of Washington.
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w ! L j. A RD'S ALI.
MYSTERIOUS DISPLAYS
TNCoMPREHENsIBLE DEMONSTRATIONS
STARTLING WONDERS
Every NIGHT THIS WEEK!
presence of the Celebrated
DAVENPORT BROTHERS,
THE DAYS OF THE APOSTLES. ''
Go and see them to-nisht. Doors open At 7
o'clock, commencing at *.
Admission, so cents. Ge2S-iIt.
VARIETIES | VARIETIES
" Fronting Pcnn'G avenue and Ninth Street
FitzSImmons.. -. stage Manager and Advertiser
ENTIRE CHANGE OF BILL.
ALL THAT Is NEW DURING THE CURRENT
WEEK At THIS GREAT MUSIC HALL.
s,,,., MISS KITTY LEE.
MISS MAGGIE VERNON.
Last IiX nights OF the popular Artistes,
brilliant triumpha OF the two Favorites,
MAGGIE Sh ERIEL Lar, and LIMA WINbEL!
AND OVER TWENTY ARTISTS.
For names see Posters and Bills.
SONGS, DANCES, MIRTH, WIT, HUMoR, BAL
LETS, PANToMIMEs, DRAMAS,
AND FARCEs.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON,
LADIES' MATINEE.
In preparation, FitZ Simmons,s new copyrighted
drains, the author OF over twenty successful play
performed in this city. This new, local and
graphic drama is entitled:
THE FEMALE PICKPoCKEr
WASHINGTON.
4 Dramatic Panorama OF the inside and outside
Of high and low life In the capital
Admission 25 and 90 cents Private Boxes IS.
le29-tf
DIDO. DIDO. DIDO.
JUST ECEIVED,
AN INVOICE OF THIS
H g HLY ERROR WINE,
in quarts and pints.
FRED. s. COzzENs,
SOLE IMPORTER,
Pennsylvania Avenue, doors from Fourteenth ct.
A SO,
BY SAME VESSEL
VERzENAY CABINET,
DRY vERzENAY,
AND IMPERIAL ROSE,
lanai, OF SUPERIOR QUALITY.
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GOVERNMENT SALE.

NUVEKNMENT Bale.
EMPTY BARRELsi EMPTY BARRELsii
viii be sold, at PUBLIC AUCTION, at Sixth
street wharf, Washington, ID. c., on wEDNES-
DAY, MARCH 9th, at II O'Clock q. m:
a,22S Empty Pork Barrels 49,,
2ss Rice a
iI Whiskey"
III Vinegar
1853 Ham and Molasses Barrels.
S. BELL,
mi-9td Lieut.. Col and &, g.
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ANY one having occasion to visit private
medical Institution are advised TO call on Dr.
Vellny.
A large and successful practice here and else
where enables him to guaranty Aperfect cure in all
cases.
All visits and communications strictly private
and confidential Persons calling see no one but
the Doctor. fehl-n
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CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, MAT
SS GOODS Of .veTy Gos ANP
ton.
Having just returned from the New York, BOs-
ton, and Philadelphia Spring Auctions, we are en-
Abled to supply the wants of everybody in the
HousefuTnlShing Line at less prices than any
other house in the city.
All bills OF $50 and upwards at Wholesale prices
All goods delivered free Of charge to any part Of
this city or Georgetown.
BONTZ & GRIFFITH,
m6-eO6t $50 Seventh street, between and X.
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WAR DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY BuREAV,l
OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARTEhMAsTER,
WARRINGTON, ID. c., March ,, 1884.
win be sold at public auction, to the highest
Giesboro Point, b. C., on THURSDAY, the nth
day of March, and on THURSDAY, the slGt day 81
March, 1854, from hity (5O) TO one hundred 400
condemned horses each day.
Also, at Eastern Branch Corral, D Con THURS
DAY, the 10th day OF March, and on THURSDAY,
the oath day Of March, 1864, from fty 1907 TO one
hundred (i0o) condemned hoses each day.
These horses have been condemned a. unit for
the cavalry service OF the United States army.
For road and farm purposes many good bargains
may be had.
Horses will be sold slngly.
Terms cash, in United States Treasury uotes.
Sales to commence at 10 o'clock a. m.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Lent. Col. and Chief QuArtermAster,
ml25t Cavalry Bureau.
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NEW York STYLRs.-G sntlenle,,'S Ololhll1 =
Nei0 and Fashionable IA large assortment for DreAs
and Business wear. The English Sack and Walk.
Ing Coats excel in beauty, grade and finish any
thing over offered In this city.
WALL, STEPHENS 4 Co.,
OGS-u s23 Pa. Av,, bet. Ninth and Tenth ste.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

RoVER'B THEATRE
" Pennsylvania avenue, near wiliard,s Hotel,
also Of the New chesnut street Tisairs, Phis
THIS SATURDAY. EVENING, March g. 1884,
Last night of the present brilliant engagement Of
the Eminent American Tragedian, -
Mr.. EDWIN BOOTH,
and lsst time Of shakspeare's Grand Military
RICHARD III.
Mr. Edwin Booth"......aG.......... Richard III
Mr. Chah' barron. Earl Of Richmond
IMPORTANT NoTIcr.-Manager Grover takes
III eSpepSe be hss snrcsnaod 'nas ~ oonsiae1s
gagement with Mr.. Edwin Booth for the express
gurPose Of producing his famous play Of THE
Monday Evening, March, I, with the most elaborate
arrangement Of characters, coatumes. scenery
PTT9IPTsEEsy Ss TIM re Is MosT POS
RATES OF ADMISSION.
Dress snd PsI9uette Circles.............60 cents
gIenSsuh Chars' cents
sea may Be secured during III: day Al he 'f Sos
Tickets for sale At all the Hotels.
D. HESS, Business Manager and Treasurer.
EORD's NEW THEATRE.
i TENTH STREET, ABOVE PENN. Az.
F'utth appearance Of the UnIiyAlled Comedian,
MR.. j. 8. CLARKE,
whose performances are nightly hailed with shouts
OF i"usn TaI ana sPgisS N ne VII appear
IN three mirth-provoking pieces, commencing with
the Petite Comedy OF
THE FAT BOY.
MAuu'ioNe. Mr. j. s. Clarke
Mons Iourbllon. Mr.. X. d, Phillips
70 be followed by comic drama, In one act, en-
HE'S JACK sHAPPARD.
simon Pureloy,
Jack sheppard, ''''''''''''''''''Mr' j. \. ClaIke
To conclude with the Farce Of
MY NEIGHBORS WIFE
va. bpWh. Mr.. ]. y Clarke
In reheArsal-Buckstone's celebrated comedy Of
LEAP YEAR.
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DY G. r. L. CROWN s CO.,

DY @. r. l.. CROWN s. CO.,
ID AUCTIONEERs.
Horses, Mules, Carriages Wagons, and Harness
at Auction, on every TUESDAY, THURSDAY
City Horse Market, on Sixth street, near the
Canal. Sale commencing at a.. m. Cash advAn-
ees and conaignments. Storage for carriages and
wagons at the above named place.
fe22-dtAp6' c. r. l. CROWN & CO., Auets.
A UCTIoN SALE OF CONDEMNED
~ STOCK,
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EOR SALE TWENTY HOUSES,
II uArge and SmAlD in different parts OF WASH
ington.
Also, the following BUILDING LOTS;
6txlSO feet, M street, between 4th and 9Th.
l20Nl0o feet, 10th, between T and q streets.
s0xl0o feet, Pa. avenue east, bet, 9Th and It'll.
l6ONlB feet, north L, between 18th and 20th.
, 4bxl00 feet, on N, between 9TH and 9TH
20xlO0 feet, on 10th, near +.
S0Ne9 feet, north ID, between Sd and Ith,
0OxlO6 feet, nth, near north l..
II And 400, 900 feet CHEAP LOTS east OF the
- Capitol.
FURNISHED HOUSE, near Treasury Depart
ment and PennsylvAniA avenue, for rent,
BUSINESS PLACES and ROOMS In all parts OF
the city,
FARMS for sale and exchange.
MITCHELL 4 SON,
Real Estate Brokers,
Southeast cor. Pa. Az. aud 18th d.
NJ B.-TitleG examined, Loans negotiated, and
Law Papers OF every description prepared
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EAGAN AND EDWARDS.
EAGAN AND EDWARDS.
J he Acknowledged MonafchG OF CorkogrAphlc Art
in some OF their Latest and Best 0riginAllties.
The Famous Boquet OF Beauty, including Luel
Clifton, Leonora Creed, Mile Jennie, Naomi Pof
ter, Jennie Forrest, EmmA schell, &C., 49,, will
perform the celebrated Chinese BALLET, entitlet
kim.kA, and charming Divertissement, called
LA GIZELLE,
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RoYER's THEATRE,
" PennsylyanlA avenue, near willard,s Hotel,
LEONARD GROVER.......... DIRECTION.
(AlHo Of the New Chestnut Street Theatre, PhIlia,l
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Den,h al Chisf.s..,iee T.sey.

! Roger Brooke fancy, Chief justice Of the Su-
prcnc Court Of the United States, died in Wash
ington on Wednesday evening, OCT. L. after an i'll
ness of few DAYS. Descended from fenny Of
English Roman Catholics which settled in Mary
land about the middle Of the seventeenth century,
he was born in Calvert County, Md March II.
III, and WAS consequently In his oighty-eighth
year st the time OF his death. lie was graduated
at Dickinson College, Carlisle, Pa, IN i79i, admit
ted in 1899 to the bar OF bic native County, lrom
which he was clccted dcl,yp,e 10 the General Az
scnIy, and in 1891 removed his place Of rcsidcnce
/ 10 Frederick. In is2l he removed TO Baltimore,
having previously sgsed 30 senator in The Legisia-
turc oftho State during ,ermlof four years lie was
appointed Attorney -tien.Til OF Map Land IN lSN,
aud in ls3l was appointed Attorney General Of the
United States By President jackson. Daring the
contest of the Administration with The Bank of the
/ United States. upon the DISMISSED Of NJ Duane
from the Office of Secretary Of Treasury, sept -
| 1873, on account OF lis rigsG TO remove the do
posits Mr. fancy appointed his eucoe''or
and immediately ordered the tFantfcr o. ihc depns-
its 10 the local banks selected by him as he agrnis
Of the Government. The Senate refused 20 confirm
the nomination by vote OF ~ TO Is, in June, 1884
Ia the following year, he WAS nominated by Prsi-
dent Jackson - an associnte justice OF the Su-
preme Court, but he virtually rejected by The
Senate, which indefinitely postponed Tho consdera-
ton OF the subject on the lsst day OF the "rpl'
upon the death OF Chief-Justice Marshall, he was
appointed bis successor 10y .Gsut Jockeor aud
vas confined BY the soEaic ~ 'aarch, 1896
thai body t,1ng changed itsPoS tcal rcla'ions. He
J., toos Lis see, GI5;: N" sgems bench IN January
1884, and held the Office nnt.l the Ime oil DIS d''A'H
Chief astice TGney gali.ed ~ uDeiyGa-.
By his fanous decision an oDTod Scot case, ~ '"t
that "negroes, whether slaves or Free were regGrd
ed for long time previous 10 The Declaration Of
Independence az beings Of an inferior order With
no rights which the white msn VIZ, boudd TO r.
spcct," ard therefore not included among the
people IN the terms Of that instrument, and had
no claims 10 be regarded as citizens Of The untc!
States. .-
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BARRELIAt Orsnss N l. on TAarsisy manning. Oc'. !,
torusis W. hs u U,rss bsrei IT, snd daughter OF TIE
To relatives ,ni ,n lnvted 20 attend her nnf Ie nom
The residence " ~ fasrrn4sw, t.in'9. .urst o,si-'
On Saturday s l'tb Inst 4 ~ ociocs uofis and hfscr
tf-r c.yr, fr' tho lot Of Barcsy sr~es a. ~ O'CLOCK
pGKR-Ia Jsros'e, l.. l.. en- Thgrehy Oct. H. D''h
~ r hold e, the residsuce q Bis hrober
A. ,,ui ar a. Jsusra sunday, Oei 10, at o'ei.ss
The rsycs and sni Of toe faulty sEe p,Hrd 70 attend
without trfih-r INVITATION
Bosion papers P''s'" copy
,''""-on "Wednesday, ell sher bril-
ir.. Frsne. Chrsssbrggih, Hs,aer o ,h- late rc,.
Cb-boasl. ,rrd % J,Is p'ou'h' ard 10 days snih'
OF Stoun.tdu. Conn. a..
Tho head, Of hs family and members :: wa'hinroq Pro,
pet Tempe n Hon'r No. ). larhuiaH DIVISION No ~
h.. funeral nom Nj. l.r rr.denr. No 10, Yok .,fee
brooklyn. Oh fsStsy, Oci. ~. Z, o'clock
COCK-On farrt ssy ey.nns 'he i7h in Hattie, younz
est child q Ehins0am aud Harriet H. eoe1' "S'd y"'f'
Ta~ iried tic y respectfully n.od 70 s',,nd The
a,runr s.th day afternoon. tie t'h inst a. ociock
Tho rer'n. will be- taken 70 ChaPP.9us where the funeral
vii ase place At Fhcnd Meeting Hoo's. at loi O'CLOCK N
seventh Coy morning
DiCKERS-On .wrsn-sday Afternoon Oct I2 at ocloeh.
q paray.... hS1Iy Dletg,' s'g2 "''o 81 brfA''"e
The r.yrs aid is VI tho family rrsP-cts'y invited
10 attend lie funeral from h, Ia iten e. Fast 3 'iret
between Oh and s'h avenues. on Standby oes 10, Al
O'Clock Tho remins viii 10 taken to Marble Cametcry,
Second .sect N-w-Yors. for iuturrnent
DYFR-pn "Wednesday, Oct. 49, board the q. s ,rsp'
por Cahawbs H. Dyrr Of Company b. second siaine
Cavalry. ..
JoHNsoN-on Friday. Oct, :. so~d the T. s. transport
Cahs~ba. Charles Johnson trolcfcd of the 3ss PennyNs
ala yolunlecr.. lie was bpr.d al soa-
MiUDLETON-kirda al thu siornhng Of Cbapins FsIF on
s,p.. 20 Lieut. B-pann r. Middleton. sou Of Is p hide
ton OF Brooklyn.
Hi friend. AID Of h. father aso msmbsr Of Forpts
Lodge No. ~ and 4. NJ also the member, Of The brooa
lyn ihh. ~ y ;. NJ. ssd nrmbers 81 the ipih ny ".
respectfully sY-d tn attend hs funeral without Iartho'
y siou at eet street w. j. chsrh near tuhon a'sna',
Brovsbn. Friday tho 18th nat m2 ,. M
REYNOLD In wlis hsn Hospital Bristol Pa on Monday.
Oct 10 OF yousdI received NJ Tie battle VI Wedos ha'
rosi. Hs. Hobby Rcyhoids agcd 70 years.
'He sleeps Liza ia.t siect,
lie iiaSough hs nsi battle . ..... -.
Tie relatives and d Of iarny invited % attend his
tlusTI this (idsyD afternoon. ct O'Clock. from No ~
D.yos street. Milien,sbursh. I'D
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MARRIED.

FLLrs-r s7rr RsOS-On wvdns.a.y Oct ~ By Ito Rev.
w. r. Tonp.as John Ms - Agnes W. daughters o. LlsAi
&. fafraoa. al Il tro9AJu
OANT-FARRlSGTuS- wedne,dAy. Oct H. BY the
Rev 4 ". Carter, n y. Cant Of s~w-tsfs 20 Mary.
ds.shiss Of Thomas q. Fauinu0a 81 t0nkefs-
HUBBARD NEsTIAKF-on 1har.'isy Oct H. BY Tie
Rev Heng, !. Fas Daiss ". Hnbbard TO Mise Emma
Lobe. dashtT u joha D. wss,l,ke, e'g, ofths city
glMHALf.-IONOWORTTI- o. welne.isy afternoon. Oct.
IL A. 81 Auus Gharrh. ~ hts esth .frr~t, by the Rev
Ih.1dar. A EsiSn. lame. Wesley kinhail of Boston.
Ntsa - Joanna Losgwofth d.nshirf 81 !" Lonz"orh'
.RAY-PATHlCK-ou wrdt.ssy Oct y, q, the COLLEGIATE
church o0ru-f 3 ard eth street hy u. Rev e
urh,r lana A4y Carrie sds.i a4nsht- u hooori ID
Pairi,k. 60. al Il tbs city.
TERLINo-0RkkN-in Brootlyn. on W.dnrsday. Oct ~
by to Hov H. : storA IT, u D., ,Auls- A. Sterling TO
Mary t.. -l4s. daughter q ,. W. Green. osq
Observation-Disclosures Galway CkaIeh. on Thur.day
OFT By the f~v. Df. huhlsuS~fs v horu~tt ght "a
Mary Fr.nsx. If tho lac " iAna Hc nd al 81
this ely.
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PUBLIC CARTAGg.-Mr. Collector Draper IT,
We understand about 20 effect reform In one depart
ment OF tho Custom House interests, which seems
likely 10 he both crednable and useful This IA the
Pnblic Carriage business, !. g.. tho transportation
Of goods from ships to bonded warehouses. shd
between other points while under Government control
Tho money peid for this carriage Ia about s1O"oVo
year AM practice CT ong standng has kept II within
the control Of few parties. Tbeec have managed 70
incommode and discourage cartmen not lin the riag
and merchants who employed them. What Collector
Draper intends IT, place this nbie Carriage bushes.
upor footing OF op0n and fir free competition hke
any other business. This viii prevent much incoil-
yeniepee 10 marchAnfs and will largely boneht Tie
csrtueu beside tho, IL is intrnsicaily right ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-14

There never was more quiet, peaceful, ay,
and good.nstured political contest, than that in
philadelphia, on Tuesday. What grand testi-
mony to the power of Law and the strength Of
popular government, that the brutal instruc-
tions Of the Chicago Conventioniste and OF the
Mcclellan newspapers to hevoters ID the Dem
ocralic ticket, to have free fight with theirfree
Dalonng could not overcome, in the SECOND
D'fgest city on this continent, the love Of order
aud the habit Of obedience tt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-14

~ Me Editor Of Tie ~ r. Tfibeile
SiRi have seen. with no les Surprise than
regret, the following paragraph. copird irto inn
TaRrSE Of tho 10th inst. Whether originated with
some American partisan politician equally rectess Of
the truth or falsehool Of lis assertions 81 With some
cowsrdly and malicious ene!0y Of she Fenan BIoihsr'
hood and tho 99,h Rest. y. g. :. y. y, PORTION II
which rs composed Of members " thai organization.
foe called upon 10 pronoluce !; lo.sy unlse. Nosuci'
denomination M that herein 9ea..oae over took place
in The Camp q tho eeth Regiment
" Tie Chicago Tgss prints ne letct q sesero. yotet
taken on cars oetwefn s5st9 ahe 1iedo 49, ~ IN
headed 'Hrpiessions q P9iusr ssnilnsni. The entor
prints ihis:
Il wa, IN Cav. oMshonys csrrp ~ lie SsasU trcsbrr
hood tigiIs lEey r3s,ese4 k,g sg. ,s 4, .s re- '
ia-nt voted iei hcCsDoe but aud q. We frn ~ ran
ronnd The cau,y III be g-d bee wpaA aiof Mac A"
III strikes US that this wa! Of convertrg loi,ica'
heretcs Il sliga!y rongh ......f
lsindisidrals the loHers o. The 99si RegiTert ere
entitled 20 ths free expression Of their political opinions
~ well o. any otter eoss of their feiowc'tseos Bnt
they are here in cnmp citizens bur ~ soldiers.
and thus nc,her have forgotten nor sl4h fo'gei that
this Is a regimeut DOT eleeionefriiS club Again.
soldiers tile esh know brstherho1i but s tHion
and Constitution Of ttis American Roynbnc. Ims "a
the earp OF the tot Re yiE.nt rot saabo's sn's Of
q the Feninn Brotherbood. % fli'
With respcct to The istes .. gani4aton. as It's pesd
ing officer, assert tat Il has yet coneetod y Ell
vith any Of the parties that Distract this country IFS
ottc. Is not American. but IrisL II IL ose for yhhoh
Tie friends VI Ireland may combine together In bar
sony upon a common platform. be they "Democrats'
or Republicans without distinction OF creed. party
or place Of nativity. ~.
Any attempt to introduce Asorssn party politics