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POLITICAL MATTERS IN THE SOUTH
FOREIGN NEWS BY CABLE.

LONDON, Oct. l.-MaIrid is reported quiet
Provisional Junta has been organized, with
MadOz rs President. No measures have yet
been taken looking TO the future of the coun
try, beyond dcnouncing the plan for repub
lie, nor will there be any until the arrival OIL
Gems. Prim and Serraro at the capital.
The battle between Pavia and Serraio DC
Cured at Alcola, and was very short, with
but few losses on either side.
PARIS, Oct. l.-Advices from Rio JancirC
received by the steamer which arrived at st
Nazairc yesterday, announce the newly in
stalled President OF the Argentine Republic
Don Domingo +. Sarmientc has proposed
regulations for peace between Brazil and
Paraguay.
HAMnuEG, Oct. 1.-The brig Germania, Of the
North Pole expedition, has Grriv cd at Bergen
Norway, on her way North. No rcsultB OF the
voyage have yet been announced.
LONDON, Oct. 1.-The success of the rcvolu
tionary movement in Spain, ending as it has
In the expulsion Of Queen Isabella, gives rise
to much speculation as to her probable sue
cessor. 1t is generally believed that the dis.
like of the Emperor NAPOLEON to the Orleans
family is fatal to the hopes of Mont Pcnslers,
and that a Carlist will be chosen to rule over
Spain is regarded AS impossible. The ancient
rights Of the House of Savoy TO the throne of
Spain arc discussed, and the Duke of Aostn,
the second son Of King Victor Emanuel, Ia
talked Of as An available candidate.
PARIS, October 1.-The Li France to-day
discusses the prospects of Spain, and predicts
that the present revolution will be followed
By violent civil war.
The MonHcUr, this morning, gives the fol.
lowing accounts OF the late mor cmrnts Of the
spanish court:
"rhc Queen Of spain and the members Of
the royal family who were with her at San
Sebastian, crossed the frontier on the 3Uth
utimo."
They Immediately proceeded TO Blarritl,
where the Queen had An interview with the
Emperor Napoleon and the Empress Engcnic.
After brief delay, the Queen and the royal
family left Biarritz for the Castle of Pau,
which has been assigned to her most Catholic
Majesty as her residence during her sOjourn
ia France.
MADRID, October 1.-The Prince and Ser
rams have arrived. The citizens are armimg
Themselves, and have occupied the guard
houses and the military posts outside the city.
Barcelona has Joined the revolution. The
Count Of ChCstc has fled from Spain. The
foreign residents ARE sending populations to
the Provisional Junta, now in session, to con.
graduate them on the succCss OF the patriotic
moment
PARIS, Oct. lit is reported that Manuel
COncha and the Count Of Chcstc have left
spain for France.
ROME, oct. 1.-The Pope has issued an apos
tolic lettcrtO all new Catholic religious bodice.
Announcing the forthcoming OcCumeRical
Council, and urging them to seize the occasion
thus offered them of joining the Church.
LONDON, Oct. 1.-The passenger train on the
Spanish frontier has been withdrawn, and the
Spanish fugitivcs who were arrested at the
boundary line were released,
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Attack Ipon the Washington Boys
In blue,

PnlLAnHLrUIA, October 1.-The members
OF the Washington delegation state thatwhcn
about ten miles north Of Baltimore party OF
men entered the car where they were singing
Grant campaign songs, and made An attack
on the culored men who cheered for Grant.
The Boys in Blue resisted the attack, when
they were in turn assaulted and several in
Jured. But they finally succeeded In driving
the roughs out Of the car, when one of the
latter fell between the cara and WAS probably
EIllel.
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Georgia Legislative Proceedings.

ATLANTA, October LIN the House, to-day,
the bill to prevent free persons of color from
being elected to office, was lost. The bill to
compel common carriers to provide equal &C.
commodation for all persons, wItho ut regard
to race or color, was lost
An act to prescribe an oath to be admins
tered to voters for the election OF President
and Vice President Of the United States, dow
crnor OF this State, and other officers, was
passed.
Mr. bryant, Republican, is charged with
holding office under the United States, and is
thereby disqualified from holding = scat in the
House.
resolution was passed appointing special
committee to Investigate his case.
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Registration In Alabama.

MoTrGoWERy, October 1.-The Legislature
has passed through both Houses n registration
bill. 1t awaits the Governors signature. He
will probably return from Warrington, with
the committee tomorrow. 1t is thought the
bill has been delayed so long that the registers
viii not complete their work In time for the
Presidential election.
The feeling is still quite strong with the
Republican members to cast the vote Of the
state by the state Legislature, and the
speaker "f the House took the moor in advo.
Clcy Of 1t.
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MANuE sOFFIrE, CRY HALF.
WA-HlS"ru", C., september ., lss.
fI"p'sdtr Will he IrCrlNrd at tins ONCE uotiI !!
q. ri.rk, Ia, uu SATURDAY, OclobrI IN, lS.s for
sradtug AID -raY,Ilgg Third street west, between
IL 'Ir""i ,rtL aud Now York Ayvau", under act
proved May y, l'67.
The work u sodOue under the direction Of the
t!ty surveyor, the suprrlui"ndrHCe Of the COM
mis-. toner Of the Fourth Ward, and two Assistant
C9mlui sluncrs, 10 Ice appointed hy the Mayor.
bidder, " al state the priu" pr cubic yard for
excavation ar umhduklnrut, IN. work To be paid
rdn,y "ly way, aud that Will be IT,, way whIrh
inca -ur"- tho most, whether 1t ho for excavation
| "r yImhukmrut. The gravel to be Dt good quality
ana ne" from stone ~ lmrruI"r -Ilr, and to be
Win" lnch"S deep "a III" CtnLT" uf the street, aud
iap"r!uE four Lrh'r dr'I At the gutter Hue after
the am" has been prIl"IIy fuIIrd.
All the surplus earth, HCiudIuE -tLd, lraSr'
sud ri"Hr', TO be Deposited Uh,rNrr III, ward
Commissioner may direct
NJ pan OF til" appropriation will lee paid uut.I
tn" work ha- hrCu approved by thrCiiy surveyor,
lhr Comm. .''"nrr oI tl" w"Id, nul IL" A,ni-taui
Coma INs.uutlH,
The rig4t to r"I,c amy ~ all bid. /, rr,rryrl
tee ~ Itsp"uslh." PARTY tkHu~ 10 be- uChl that,
i accept H." Her Will execute a contract III
iN" form, and T'lI"rm IT," work III alrurlAnuU
Tia witt.
tn" puaraul Fl, ruu-t Be-" in substance d, IolInw-.
~, A guIrUutrr Z lhi- hi h, tcr-I l"l hN
III" Mayor that the bidder wall "ulur Iuu contact
f"r IL" sHmr, aud perform tn. work t,cDIIiug to
IN" requirements Ia, r,uf. 90
Bli, must be endorsed ON III. ,ur,lrp,. "pI,le-
-. lot grading and gr4vrl0ng Ti.rd street ", i,
hrlw""H street north uud New YORK ayruIu., -
sAi addressed :" III" Mayor II WN,I'ugiun, =. {
Geld Cpmni..Ioarr F"ultL Wait
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OF INDIANA,

81 ctIy nothing f,r proinption, 80 long - "ur
arm. are .VCre~siul. '--frJUt to SisrHuH, ELru-
"rV, ls5!.
nee. ! de- L., " ish In ANY wy g.. ml,tde the
success ~ our arms. ''-Grun' tuHIiltrk, February
:, l~2
'"TLt. i 4 Republic, whore tn, will u the people
T. the law Of the land. ''-G H,r1i GfUB's Utter a.
Prt"idett Jyhnsyh, August, ls51.
II shall have No policy Of my own to Interfere
Against the will Of tho people '-Gr,UttS Lstt'r,
My %, ISIS.
Human liberty, Ito only true foundation q hu
man government. ar mt'S Lstt"rtO citizens q,
MaHPhiS.
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slBsTIIE POTION AC REAL ESTATE
~ nnn nul ID IN n i,nIn nm N =. ~ a =,

meeting for the payment Of dues will be held at
Itsm5erance iiS rGct nstTsGn Ninth and Tenth
. clock, when persons desiring to become inrm-
bers Ofthe Company may do 40 by signing the con
stltutiOn and paying en- entrance fec Of % cents
share.)
The advantages Of this Comauy are
/. 1t Is 4 saie Investment for The capitalist, and
Investment,
Loans are made at 6pcr cent. pa yable in monthly
lnsla ments, and those who would otherwise be
pany an amount about equal to what would other
wise be Paid A. rent, IN II few years have his own
3 The lives Of its members, holding five or more
shares Of stock, are in urud.
J. 1t l. cooperative, and 1t Is 10 tho Interest of
business men To- become members.
The following are tho officers uf the COMPANY,
from whuIn copies Of the constitution CIn he had
On application on or after FRIDAY, october .,
HENRY 5 DAVIS. President. l. street, between
seventh aud Eighth.
GEORGE ". LINVILLE. Vice President, corner
Second and Indiana avenue.
CHARLES II. KER, Secretary, corner Pennsyl-
Yaniu avenue and Ninth street.
WIN. BRYAN, Treasurer, 3ts Pennsylvania ave-
nue., between Sixth and Seventh.
y +. ONION, Inspector Of Buildings aud Lots,
Adutant General : ONCE.
JOHN A. COLE, Surveyor and Architect. room
I Intel genCer Binding
H. b. PlllLBROOK, Attorney, room Intelli-
genCer Building.
". G. H. NEWMAN, NJ D., y Pennsylvania
n, II. MARSH. p street. between Eighth and
F TbS SEEJtIk i AZ seventh street west
sam l. KER, corner PcunSy iyauIa avenue and
Ninth street.
EEaGHIai Ir A 2 grTTs. T5Ya,a5;y DeG25,mcat.
GEORGE FuLLsANBLE. I?4 second strect ", It.
,GpD-td
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.

A. HEADaR's FIrTH MILITARY DIsTRICT,l
OFFICE CHEZ CQNMissARY OF SuBsIsTEXCg. !
AUSTIN, TEXAS, -, ls6s
Sealed prHpCsaiT, WLish must be made H. tripii-
Z. s., at Galveston, T0XaE, until II IN. November
~ lsds flor supplying the United States troops and
others drawing ratiUns at
Galveston, two companies
BRENNAN, WashinetOn county, one company
Huntsville, walker county, one company;
bryan station, ono company
llYingtune, Polk county, one company;
Wharton, wharton county, one Company
With such FRESH BEEF Hs may be requircd.
The contract To commence on January !, lsiI, and
to continue IN force until December n, lSHl, suCh
lesS time rs the Comnissary General y: Subsistence
Each lid Iaust be accompanied By tho written
guaTanlCn OF twn fesp9nNihe persons, who must be
they propose to suTIly.
Bids must be made ont separately for each post
No contract will be awarded until the bids hayO
been submitted to the Commanding UeHeral, Fifth
Military District,
GoudIl lions Of contract, aud bids same as in pre-
yiuus advert semruts.
Fresh beef At =, Texas, and addressed to the
Acting Conmissary Of Subsistence, at Galveston,
Texas.
BY order of Brevet Major General Reynolds.
se3g.td Capt aud Breyot Major, Chief,C. 5.
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
= WAsHINuTOE, b. G., Sept IS, 1865
On the petition Of THOMAS SLAIHIIT, Uf Newark,
New J"r"ry, pray for the extension of Il patent
granted to him On the 10Th day Of January, 1855,
II Is ordered that said petition be hoard at this
Office On the lith day uf December next. ANY per
sou may OPPOSE this extension n6Iectiogf, dePq'
siiinns, aud other pagers, should be filed In this
ELISHA FOOTE,
sep26. FSw Commissioner OF Patents.
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Medical


nR. LEON.
~ SURGEON HYSICIAN,
No, 30 Ninth street, between PeIn'a avenue
and street.
Guarantees \ thorough cure Of all Private Dis
made.
LAD! les desiring especial treatment viii Gud Ii i'm
gTeHtGh buCctss, treated female CUIupluiuts in this
city and New York.
lrregularitius, no matter from what uuse or how
long standing, fully relieved without fail. Con
bnltME rOOmh private. Foes moderate. lel4.lf
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,-,its OFFICE OF TIE IyAsHING-

~ TON SKATING CLUB, No. l2s Pennsyl-
ynnia Avenue, Sertembcr 30, ls6s The ANNUAL
MEETING for the election Of officers was ad jnurned
There being no quorum presently until MONDAY
EVENING, October IL, lstS, at Board of Trade
rooms, at s o'clock, at which time and place A
SPECIAL MEETING will also he held for the pur.
pose Of amending the Constitution.
All members are particularly requested to be
present, II. A. MOORE,
OCtl.td Secretary,
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q WAaNINTlUN,D. Q, sUpt 20, lSTs
On the petition of ALLEN D Wilson, Of Water
bury, Conn, praying tor the extension Of the
patent granted lin on the 10Th day Of December
ISL, for An Improvement in Sowing MarhiUcf:
- ordered that said petition be heard At this Of
ice tho 7th day Of December next Any person
may uppgsr thu extension. objections, dcpn.-
uus. aud Ulhur papers should DO nled IN Ibis oil GO
twenty days before the day VI hearing.
5. II. HODGES
url FlSw Acting Cuumissinuer Of Patvul.
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The Dress.Makfng Department.

UNDER HER Personal StPERINTLSDENCE
WiIl b" found r"T!'i" with every Lorrl,y IN
TON.
order, for DIRE. tt. otl"r gool, .urrlial ly Mrs.
;. Agent n Part, 1ri.if
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Printing.
Pianos and Music.
Wood and Coal.

y GREAT IEDUCrloG IN PRICES
WHITE ASH
RED ASH, (tll siEos)
CHESTNUT.
CUMBERLAND COAL, run Of mine,
do, do, lump,
POUNDS TO TIE TON GUARANTEED.
OAK AND PINE WOOD CONSTANTLY ON
HAND.
80 Now is the timC for families To put IN their
winters supply. ., ,
SOuthctrt corner Of New York avenue and FIJI.
ttrulh street, NaiTn's new building, formerly At
40 Ninth street, between aud y, Yard and
Wharyes foot vi Seventh nlIeet. Hu2I- "
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Special N otices.

t15J@ NOTICE.-THE MEMBERS OF
~ the Board Of Directors and Medical STAFF
Of Columbia Hospital. are earnestly invited 10
attend the funeral Of their Vice Pre- !idcnt. tho krv
l.. ID. Gurlcy, ID. D., on SATURDAY at p. IN.
A. u. GILLETTE, D. u.
OC2.N President of the board
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General McCIcIIon.s Position

New loEK, Oct. lat an interview COM
mittcc to tender reception to Gen. Mcclellan
to-day, the General stated that although he
had agreed to accept receptions at New York
and Philadelphia, he did not propose to ac-
lively engage in the pending political canvass
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Frank - Woodruff, Pa; u X Hawxhurst, !
drla; 7 Judson, II W Bailey, Charlottes.
vile; George Lincs, New York; M NJ Howep
John + Denson, New Orleans; J s Richard.
son, Baltimorei VIM u Lindsey, wife, and
son, J Townsend, Louisville; Chas w Flack-
lin, George Flacklin, II q Caldwell, Frederick;
Maj Gen Jack Robinson, J; II q Emerson,
Philadelphia; J. NJ Patterson, Toledo,
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For Sale or Rent.

I'hR SALE OR RENT-Thre three-story and.
l hack building Brick Dwelling houses. Lots
49, '"rt by lH, to thirty.foOt alley in rear; If.
tc"n foot alley ct side. Houses set back Il feet
from building line for front garden; water aud
gaSi just anished, and for sale on long time-our-
fourth cnsh, or for rent to careful tenants. In.
quire OF JOHN r. ELNANS x co,
ser2-tf 81 and 50 Louisiana avenue.
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i'pill - lloNSfF-C. u, WILLARD.
John NJ Gordon, Va; w Perkins, Conn;
Or August Mayer, Germany; q p Reed, l. W
low, Chas q Fisher, Y s A; WIN Kinney, N
HI 30 S I.orcll, City; lanes Campbell, Ohio;
Chaa 4 Peabody, N Y; J II Adams, Boston;
l. MGNutt, Phila: Clement Read and wife, j
Herbert. N Y; T O'Connor, b + James
and lady, Cityi Cant NJ Howard, u s A; lit
Noyea, N Y; u @ Thomas, Edw II Totten, ! q
Wright, U s A,
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THE Boys IN blue IN PHILADrLrHIA.-
There has probably never been during any
campaign in this cOuutry a meeting, both In
respect TO numbers and moral power, as that
which is now convened in Philadelphia.
At this hour we have no time for descriptive
writing, and must content ourselves with re-
fcrrlng the reader 10 our telegraph columns.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

SEATON 1iOUSE-J. II. SEMMgs.
], Easton, Philadelphia; II W Flandrcau,
n u James V Brooke, warrenton, Va; O Il
Phillips, Chicago; Shepley Brashears, Laurel,
Md; Chas A Graham, Washington, d q: =
Clayton Pendleton. Va; Saml II CaEar, Phila-
delphia; John piggis, Md; DIR 5 Gwynn, N
VI Frank i Bradshaw, Orange, N !; N Clate
Hartford; John u Bartlett, N Y; ID Gregory,
III; William DTinsley, wife and son, Jefferson
county, Ky; VIM II Blandford, Port Tobacco,
Md; Col Alfred Spates, John II Thomas, Geo
Cotton, A X sylvester, Nd; Benjamin Fawcctt,
Washington, ID q.
EXTRAORDINARY & SHELLEY.
II W Edwards, John W Ginnis, A X Sloan,
Philadelphia; q J Styner, Ohm; Robt Hsg-
gerty and wife, NY; VIM Breeding, -Phila-
delphis; John ii Hudson, Richmond, Va; W
II Archer J Berry and wife. Md; l. CLAY ton,
Va; Mrs J II Montgomery, Miss Montgomery,
Master Montgomery, Paj Snml Cox, Charles
county Md; T. $ Farley, philadelphia; Q A
Peek, Washington; D q; Captain l. Plum
mrr. u A; ID blanchard, N Y; william A
Bcrklcy, Va; Geo W Wilson. GcH I. Herbert,
Nldi Chas J Pollock. N Y; + II Agner. u : q
sach, n Y.
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Up IIancs, city; q Lersner, Va; T d Evans.
Pittsburg, Pa: Roht II Curtin, Baltimore; ID
W Mullan, U $ Nj Ferdinand Mullan. An
napolis, Nd; Edw $ Jones, city; VIM. ] An
1rcws, Brooklyn; Louis Schlcsinrcr, !;
Malczieux, city.
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R1,NKEn,S ANINIrI 1InI,sr

]. Edwin Duelly, r NJ Maniey, Richmont;
Robt Ould jr. Boston; las Benden. wash
ington: w ]. Wilmer, 7 A Wilmer, y w Haw.
kins. Port Tobacco, Md; J Lynch and lady,
Maryland.
W1LLARDS'-SyKEs & CHApwICK.
John g Hess, Philadelphia DIR ] II Gibson,
n G; VIM + Reyes, Geo II Deanc, N Y; A s
MNErath, Charleston; W s Truxton, Phila.
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Z WA.HINnIUN, D. c sop II, lSi,.
On IT," p'Ul.pu VI MARTIN NJ ca nv, uf
Granada, kaL.a~. Tray ing for til" ,Xteu,i"u vi h
puteAt granted to him on the 18th day Of IauuFry,
lSiJ, Tor an improvement In making Nut:
u Is ordered that said petition be heard at this
ONCE ON the 7Ih day Of December next Any per.
sVn may oppose this extension. Objections, dspl-
s.iiUns. aud other papers should be- d led iu thi.
JLce Iwruty day, Urtu.r tho day uf hearing
& II. HODGES,
Cr9 Tiw Acting Crmmt,,iourr Of pa.rgt,.
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WALLS UreRA llOvSE.-It will be seen that
this cory little theatre is to be opened next
Monday evening, and "Uncle Toms Cabin"
will be produced. 1t is drama that pleascs
and instructs, and all may be proftcd by wit
Messing It,
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NFGEoE3 HANGED y TE%NrssHr-Thc Mem.
phis Post of Friday last has the following ac.
count Of the latest outragcs in Tennessee:
1--WE learn this morning that four cOlorcd
men have been hung in lie soto county within
;wo weeks. Only last Monday night, n little
cUlorcd woman were hung. The crime Of the
two former was that they dared to he Repub.
Leans; the crime OF the poor women, that shc
recognized the assassius and might tell the
together in the field, picking cotton, on Mon
day, and Oh the following morning their bodies
were found dtngIIn- from limbs in a neighbCr-
ing forest. Are the white people IN that vi.
cinity sSvaccs, that they shout look lightly
upun this foul crimel Are colorcd men dogs,
'MLt they shOull be treated thusl
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roy.
Brick POmeroy has asserted in the Democrat
that Mr.. O'Sulivan, the editor of The Irish
People, was bought by the Republicans for
5000 TO support Grant and Colfax. Mr.. oSul
ivan denies 1t in the following emphatic style.
The Express Of this city has published Bricks
falsehood; will 1t also publish the correction :
This is the article referred to- The editor of
IAr Irish People says
"Finding that this endorsement Of Renegade
kInsella, ri Brooklyn, failed to pass current.
the iFrcptCssihlc "l}rick" pOmefuy rhangcs
his mode Of attack on The Irisb PrOy'r In
last Saturdays Democrat "lirick" states that
"thC price of The Peoples late Radical iiip-nsp
was $5,0OO;" and he gives Col. Maggie as his
authority for the statement II we were to
use the language of ordinary good breeding In
dealing with such men as Brick" we lear
they would not clearly comprehend our mean
Ing; hut we desire to be unmistakably under.
stood, even 10y the b'mOcrdi that we there.
fore rmphatictlly assert III At cithri "Erirk"
or Maggie has uttered 4 gross and impudCnt
Ile-we d. not know which al them ia guilty
they must settle that between themselves. 1t
Is true that We were Offered 5000 hy the
Democrats IL we would trearhcrOusly forget
our duty to our country and support their
candidates during the present campaign. But
OJ,OOO-no, not all the plumber that ever the
Tsmmahy Ring accumulated could win us
from the path which duty points out. That
no doubt, was the origin OF Bricks" last
Islander.
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IuFuG HAS RGrN u Eoni deal fult .Hndlug
with Congress that 1t ever voted to pay the
"hi"nlrd bondhoders" in gold and the "plow
holders" have been appealed to to elect MI.
P"ndl"tuu or Mr. seymour MIR. Pcndletou's
candidate On Mr., Pendlcton's platform, and
lhuSl Tut an cnd to tins cAtortlUn. some patient
ana pIoddlns Individual has been pouring over
the '""b', and has found out that even Mr..
PendIrton voted to pay the buudhuldrr his
interest in goll' Also did G. l.. \nIIrndis-
ham and u. W, Voorhees, Now what twin
the "rl"whoiirro' ud l,, p.,or lrl,oI,n, men
-Nl to this
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NJ. 80 PENESlLNAAlA ANENrE, BETWEEN
NINTH AND TENTH STREETS.
Il g I,tv" tn call the attention II the
LADIES Of WASHINGTON
AND
STRANGERS VISITING THE CITY
To- HEK
VERY ELEGANT AMI EXTENSIVE AS~oRT
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NEW YORK, Oct lin the revenue cunspir.
a;y case io-lhy Collector Wood, Postmaster
Lincoln and Senator Picrson, of Brooklyn,
ana several others, gave testimony that was
damaging to the character of McIIenfy. one
of the prosecutions witnesses, and Mr.. Loeb
testified that he never walked in the street
with Mr.. Rollins In Wash ing ton, nor ever paid
him any money, as was testified by NtcIIcnry,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-02
NOR SA E.
THE FOUR, NEW, ELEGANT, SPACIOUS
FASHIONABLE RESIDENCES

At the corner Of and Fifteenth streets containing
twenty rooms each. The location Is the finest III
til" city. The style of architecture, finish, and de"
sign Is arranged and miuutcly carried cut, that
for comfort, utility, aud beauty, they cannot be-
surpassed. An examination OF the property Is So
hritcd.
They " III be ready for occupancy ON the first VI
s. =. BROWN 4 SON,
Cor. New York ave. and Fifteenth street