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Steamers.
nor NEW YoRK-oLD DOMINION

TSop NEWYoRK-OLD DOMINION
sTEAMsHIP COMPANY. SGk
The splendid new side.whsel gMS&4@
steamships ALBEMARLE, SA-r
RATOGA, HATTERAS, M - a.,
.AGARA, and VIRGINIA, leave Mew = az, ~
md SATURDAY. Leave Richmond every
Tuesday and SATURDAY.
These ships are entirely new, and were Duais
arnressly for this route. They have splenulu
saloons and staterooms, ana Inc ln rnsssed
goods shipped by this line are Lssus,
siU a. Nevv York on the Compnny,s coYereu
nisr az North river, within forty-eight bouts.
Insurance effected at lowest rates when DE-
dered. .rond New York for
~rarSe5 with dispatch, and no cnarge H'aue
except for actual expenses incurfeu.h
The steamers for Charleston, SasanLau,
New Orleans, and other sonLnern pof rar +paae
POINTS are promptly transferred Without e1-
pssassrs.-N. L. McCready, president,
Greenwich street, New York Samuei AyIss
&Co., Richmond, Va; John NJ. wese, Si ,E
Point and Petersburg; T. II. Webb, Norfoik'
Va.
For fF saMU e Pa AYREs ( co, Agents,
de- corner Main and Eleventh streets.
nHILADELPHIA,- RICHMOND
AND NORFOLK STEAM A
SHIP LINE.-Steamers NOR-@gxSsNR
FOLK and ALEXANDRIA, TEseES5ES
f0mpossiIn ,s, this sxI line s:H TIl{ spxe and Rich
mond every FRIDAY, alternately.
Freight taken for NORFOLK, also ZOE
CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH, and NEW
ORLEANS, and bills Of lading signed through;
Passage to Philadelphin, including meals anu
stateroom, $40. w. p. PORTER, Agent.
oc 81 Ohice NO. 40 on lne DoeA.
TOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,
II AND ALL LANDINGS ONaTeS16 q
MT JAMES RIVER The fast GJ
and elegant steamer JOHN SYL-6
VESTER, Captain Il. @. CLIFFORD, leaves her
wharf at Rockets for aboye-named places ON
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAf NJ
$40 o'clock A. NJ, and returns on tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday.
PASSENGERS arrive at NORfOLk In
time to connect with steamers Tor BAL11-
MORE and POINTS NORTH.
TRAIN leaves CITY POINT for
RIJRG on arrival Of STEAMER.
Fare to Norfolk, -. so.
FREIGHT
received up to 6 p. M. daily for BOSTON.
BALTIMORE, principal LANDINGS ON
CHESAPEAKE BAY AND ALL LAND
INGS ON JAMES RIVER at reasonable
rates.
Freight for way landings must be prepaid.
Letters entrusted to purser of steamer must
be enclosed in q Government stamped enve-
lope. rr
fe o Office, Steamer wharf.
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ByCook & Laughton, Auctioneers,
corirer Franklin and Governor streets.

CORNER TrIfIKIfn anu U0vtTIOT st1tets:
TRUSTEES SALE OF JUNK STORE,
Il &C., AT AUCTION.-By virtue of q deed
of trust from John S. Tyler to the subscriber,
and duly recorded in the office of the Hastings
Court of the city of Richmond, l shall pro-
coed to sell ct auction on MONDAY the 18th
instant, at 10 O'Clock, at the store of the late
John S. Tyler, corner of Fourteenth and Dock
streets, all the goods conveyed in said deed,
embracing
Old Iron, Steel,
Rags, Rope,
Paper, Bottles,
Bones, SC.
ALSO,
One pair Platform Scales.
FRANK P. NOLAN, Trustee.
Sale conducted by Cook & LAUGHToS, Auc-
t%ioneers. fe6
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BY A. G. Pulliam, A%uctioneer.

BY A. @. Pulliam, Auctioneer.
TINE ENTIRE STOCK ON FARM, IN
l. CHI ESTERFIELD, EMBRACING
MULES, CROPS, Sc, FOR SALE Al AUG
TION.-At the request of q. G. McRae, Esq,
who has leased his farm for the present year, l
will sell At public auction, on the premises,
located on the Richmond and Danville rail-
road seven miles from Richmond, at II o'clock
A.. M. FRIDAY, February II, 1865, the en-
tire stock on the farm, embracing
4 excellent WORK MULES,
8 good ROAD WAGONS and HARNESS,
Several CARTS,
2 CATTLE,
CORN, OATS,
HOGS, &c.
The hogs, twenty in number, are select, we'll
bred, in thriving condition, and deserve the
attention of persons in quest of improved
stock.
TERMS: All sums under fifty dollars. cash !;
sums over fifty dollars, negotiable notes at six
months, interest added, with approved en-
dorsers. A. O. PULL1AM,
fe 5-WTuWTh&F Auctioneer.
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Raanoads.


&W
iT7iKGINIA CENTRAL RAILROIn
W CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-On an.
after SUNDAY, January 1s, the foIIovina
trafps win be ran on this road: The morninss
nassenger train DAILY Except ON SandanIgE
betweei Richmond and Staunton, and ~
weekly west Of Staunton, going west. MON.
DAY, WEDNESDAY and ElIDAY, and re-.
turning the alternate days. This train Ie,rs.
Richmond at 7:3oA a.. 81. arrives at s:o ~
This train makes close connections with ~:
Orange and Alexandria railroad for LvncS
burg and the. Southwest, and connects with
trains to and from the North, but with a dsisn
at Gordonsviile OF three hours. The Sunday
train fs withdrawn.
Evening passenger train DAILY fexcsn,
FSundays) between Richmond and Gordons.
Vile, leaves Richmond 4:3o P. M. leave.
GordonsyiIle A. a. M: arrives In Richmond
1866 a. M. arrives In Gordonsyilie $40 P. M.
dria railroad Is Withdrawn.
The morning train connects with HARTMAN
Sc CO.'S LINE OF STAGE COACHES A.
Staunton and Goshen, and with TROTTER r.
CO.'S LINE at Mil5oro' and Coyington.
Richmond or Baltimore the same day' from
THROUGH TICKETS sold to all prominen.
points North and South, and TO Lexington
Harrisonburg, Winchester, White Sulphur
Lewisburg!
FREIGHT Trans OAlL1 texCenL SunQaysl
H. u. WHITCONB'
ia IS General Superintendent.
OFFICE RIcaaosD AVID YORK RrvEa)
RAILROAD COMPANY,
RICHMOND, October %, 1867.
NEW LINE TO BALTIMORE, NOR.
IN FOLK, AND THE FOLLOWING
POINTS BEYOND-VIZ., PHILADEL.
PHIA. BOSTON, CINCINNATI, CHI.
CAGO, LOUISVILLE, PARKERSBURG.
CUMBERLAND, AND WHEELING
Freight received MONDAYS and THURS.
DAYS at this depot up to s O'Clock P. NJ. for
the above points, and forwarded with dis.
patch and At reasonable rates. Passengers
for Baltimore and Philadelphia leave at J
O'Clock A.. NJ. on TUESDAYS and FRI.
DAYS, reaching Baltimore early next morn.
Baltimore, ~; to Philadelphia, $3.50. Pas.
sepgers for Norfolk and intermediate landings
leave every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and
SATURDAY at z O'Clock A. NJ. Freight for
Norfolk and intermediate landings received
DAYS. Passenger and freight train leaves
every day at 2 O'Clock A. III. for White House.
Freight received every day up to 6 O'Clock P.
NJ, Sunday excepted.
Shippers, observe the following directions:
From BosToS TO RrcHaoSD.-Mark your
goods "Union Line" and ship by Boston and
Providence railroad, care of the :" Richmond
and York River Line" pier No. S Light.
street wharf, Baltimore.
From PHILADELPHIA TO RIcHNoSD.-Forward
all goods by the "Philadelphia and baltimore
Union Line" IS North wharves, Philadel.
phia, care "Richmoud and York. River Rail-
road Line" pier No. s Light-street wharf,
Baltimore. g.,
Goods by the Richmond and York River
Railroad Line" A. NEEDHAM SONS,
AGENTS. pier No. s Light-street wharf, Balti.
more. WILLIAM B. ENOS,
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
CAPTAIN JOHN H. FREEMAN, Passenger
and Freight Agent. oc
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COnfecM0ne9ies.

nRESERVES.-We have on hano 9
large s s92rm esnTtRefawBERR1Es,
LINES, DAMSONS,
GOOSEBERRIES,
PEACHES, OUNCES,
PINEAPPLES,
PEARS.
CHERRIES,
APRICOTS,
which we are offering at low prices.
"nN ANDREW PIZZIN1 90,
"a so7 Broad street.
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GOAL, COAL.-All in need of good
" COAL would do we'll to call Immediately
on me. at ward Nineteenth and Cary, or Office
ut o. A. Strecler's, opposite Old Market, as l
am determined to convert my stock into cash
as soon as possible. acknowledgements offered
to consumers.
fe 1 CHARLES ii. PAGC.
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Auction Sales.
FUTURE DAY.
BY Regnault & Co.,
Main street between Eighth and Nlntn.

BY Regnault q TO-,
Main street between Eighth and MINI.
WE WILL SELL At OUR STOKE,
wv by auction, WEDNESDAY "
NEXT, the 18th instant, commencing . ~
Walnut and MAHOGANY BUREAUS
and CABINETS,
SIDEBOARDS,
nniNfNG and TOILET TABLES.
MAHOGANY and other CHAIRS,
HIGH posi- and COTTAGE BEDsTEADs'
F FEATA BEDS, holsters, and Pill
HAZE and sHUCK MATTRESSES,
SToRE SHADES,
FANCY ARTICLES. r Nror-s
Lot Of SCHOOL and MISCELLANEOUS
YUM REGNAULT s CO.,
o. Auctioneers.
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Lost, St7'ayed, and Found.

TITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
l. Lost, THREE COUPON BONDS of the
Roanoke Valley Railroad Company, Nos: II,
-, and Is, for five hundred dollars each. Cou-
pons unpaid since May lst, 1861. These Bonds
are the property of the Seaboard and Roanoke
Railroad Company. All persons are cautioned
against negotiating said bonds. Application
has been made for their renewal.
RICHARD Wake, Treasurer
Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad Company,
fe Sim portsmouth, va.
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TOR RENT OR SALE, VACANT
ID LOTS Mt Louisa Courthouse, front SM
ing Main. Depot, and Railroad streets; ca
BRICK STOREHOUSE with four G.UH.
rooms, near the railroad, Immediately on the
corner, with the privilege Of selling liquors.
Also, n tract of 257 acres land, with ample
and comfortable buildings. Address, 1or par
,icnl,rs E. p. G.,
fe CIV box %, Louisa Courthouse, Va.
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EOR RENT, a BRICK DWELL A
Il ING on Fourth street between Byrd Ssi.M
and Arch, CANDLES Hill, containing six
rooms with closets, in thorough repair gas
and water. Possession given Immediately
TO q good tenant rent moderate. Apply TO
JAMES l.. CAPSTON,
423 Franklin street, southwest corner.
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MISS r. G.. McLEMORE, corner of
lfl Fourth and Broad streets, offers ~rN
her very handsome stock of READY W.
MADE BONNETS and HATS at and nrV
below cost from this time till the time for lay
ing In her supply of spring goods, Also, a
choice selection Of WREATHS and other
WEhS for the hair, 70 i0-St
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Horses and Mules for sale.

DUENA VISTA BROOMS.-We have
IL received from Messrs. j. Compton & Co.
the agency for the sale Of the BUENA VISTA
Rockbridge county, BROOMS, and as soon
as the canal opens, will have q full stock,
to which we invite the attention of the trade.
GORDON Il CRINGAN.
re 10 .ll Paarl block
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OUR PETERSBURG LETTER.
Correspondence of the Richmond DIspa.c'

THE c1TY-cHANGEs WHICH HAVE TAKEN
PLACE IN LOCALITIES OF TRADE-THE
PRESENT CENTRE OF BUSINESS PRIVATE
I
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A LBESPEYRE'S clustering IT'S
SUE-far superior to the ordinary Bills
tering Plaster; =
BOuDAULT'S PEPSINE, in the form of
Powder, Wine, and Elixir;
BLANCARD'S PILLS of Iodide of Iron;
QUEVENNIS IRON, by hydrogen;
PAULLINIA POWDERS, for Headache;
LAUNCELOT'S CIGARETTES, for the re-
lief of Asthma;
PERLES OF EITHER, and ESSENCE OF
TURPENTINE;
.FERRO P~HOSPHATED ELIXIR Of
HORSE RADISH-a powerful Alternative
and stimulant, agreeing with the most
delicate stomachs;
and other approved pharmaceutical products,
at MEADE y
in OF PHYSICIANS Prescription Store.
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MO QUACKERY Ito THE AT
IN FLICTED.-T. r. BASES COUGH
SYRUP, for Consumption, Colds, Coughs,
Asthma, Bronchitis, and all Diseases of the
Lungs in the incipient stages, and aftordipg
more relief in the advanced stages of Con-
sumption thar any other known compound.
The receipt for this valuable medicine was
given me by the much lamented Carter +.
johnson, M. D., and Professor of Anatomy
in the Medical College, Richmond, Va, before
he left on his Inflated trip to Europe. The
reputation of its author makes anything l can
say entirely unnecessary. The certificate OF
DR.. Mayo, commendatory, is appended:
made for you by DR.. Q. z. johnson certainly
combines the best material as an expectorant
I nave ever used in my practice in all cases OF
Colds, Coughs, Bronchial 1rritations-eren
cases decidedly phthisical have been cured or
greatly benefited. l know of nothing L could
more confidently recommend from actual ex-
perience. IA. MAYO, M. u.
None genuine without my signature.
T. r. BASS, Richmond, Va.
For sale by Messrs. PURCELL, LADD i
CO., /. b. THOMAS, Q. a. STRECkER,
E. V. HUDNUT, and ROBERT LECk1,
Church Hill. ia 27-3m
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NOR RENT, TWO TENEMENTS ON
Il N and Thirty-third streets, just out, -
side of the corporation. Also, HIKE sHiE
TENEMENTS on New street, Union @~Sos
Hill: each tenement has four rooms. Terms
moderate. Apply at my office, second door
below post-ofice. pe
ia T-Gtf >, IL. SaND ID.
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Coal and Wood.

COAL, COAL.-ANTHRACITE AND
" BITUMINOUS, SUPERIOR COAL,
RED and WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE, and
and AVERAGE BITUMINOUS, for sale,
and promptly delivered by the load or ton. ut
the lowest cash prices. Cargoes OF Anthra-
cite daily expected, from which dealers and
large consumers will be supplied at liberal
discount. ALBERT BLAIR,
with Cabell & Watkins,
70 5-1Ot lib Main street.
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ShipDiag.

EOR BALTIMORE, SAVANNAH,
Il AND boston .-Semi-sxsn.
weekly Line-Powhatan Steam l91
boat Gompany-Cheapest Route-sw1-
Freights Reduced-No Charge for Wharfage
by this Line-No Transhipment Of Goods
Leaves Baltimore every Wednesday and "a.
turday-Leaves Richmond every "Wednesday
PETERSBURG, Captain RoRRxt TSAyEEs,
will leave here on WEDNESDAY MORNING
at s o'clock. Freight received every day Sun.
day exceptedl up TO s O'Clock p. M. Ihis
steamer has splendid saloons, stateroons, anu
passenger accommodations. Fare reduced 10
THREE DOLLARS. Meals and staterooms
extra. For freight or passage apply 70
DAVID & WILLIAM CURRIE.
Office ut Charles T. WORKMAN & Co.'s,
fe hit Fifteenth street.
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TOR NEW YORK-OLD DOMINION

TOR NEW YORK-OLD DOMINION
IL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-3EfS
The new aud elegant de-wheeISAAASs
steamship HATTERAS, Couch commander,
will leave her wharf at Rockets ON TUES
DAY, February nth, at Q o'clock P. NJ.
Freight received up to o'clock Tuesday eve
ming. Fare, Sl2. Round tickets, $50 steersSe,
IS. Through bills signed TO Boston, and IN.
surance effected at lowest rates. Apply TO
S. AYRES & Co,
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GEVEN OR EIGHT GENTLEMEN
- can get BOARD and LODGING at No.
o09 Mayo street, near Broad. de q
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nr,,ns. Medicines, DC.

nUPUY,.S COMPOUND ACTEA
~ LOZENGES quiet coughs, allay tickling
in the throat, relieve hoarseness and bronchial
irritation. What they contain Gum Arabic,
.Actea Racemosa, Ipecac, Senega, WIG
an agreeable confection excellent to prevent
nausea from taking cod liver oil: Manufac-
tured only by r: =: fO5od,
Apothecary, 427 Broad street.
Sold by druggists generally. Price, twenty.
a hov fe4
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EOR RENT, the very pleasant and con-
Il venient BRICK DWELLING, No. AA
72s, on French Garden Hill, Ninth e::h1E
street, containing eight rooms, &c. Pos
session given in q few days. Kent moderate
fa SNet LYME & BROTHER.
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TOR RENT, that large and very de-
u sirable DWELLING or Main be-A
tween Sixth and Seventh streets, OPP ;":iH
posite the Arlington House. 1t contains@
ten rooms, kitchen with five rooms, gas,
Also, STORE on Eighth between Main and
They will be rented low to good tenants.
fe Io-3t GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
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TINE FEATHER BEDS, FURNI-
E TURE. CROCKERY, DRY GOODS,
BOOTS, SHOES, CLOTHING, &c.-l VIII
sell a large lot OF the above goods at my store
THIS MORNING at 10 o'clock.
Z. GATHRIGHT,
fol Auctioneer.
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For Rent.

EsOR RENT, the very desirable TENE.
Il MENT No. 1901 Main street, now A
occupied by the American Telegraph e;f8
Company. The location and arrange-lL
ment 10 among the very best in the city for a
store OF for Offices. Besides the main floor,
there IL a light and airy basement, nicely
finished, and well suited for'business or Office
purposes. Also, the THREE FLOORS above,
Excluding the Office of the Manhattan Life
Insurance Company the first being fitted up
in two rooms, and the upper two each now in
one room. These will be re-arranged for Of
fees and lodging rooms, or to suit the pur-
poses of societies. Possession given in a few
f. n-1w GRUBBs & WILLIAMS.
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ENOR RENT, the TENEMENT On north
side Broad between Ninth and IA
Tenth streets, next below w. L. Elem [:::iE
ing's store. 1t is arranged rs q store boz
low, with accommodations for a family above,
and a side entrance. The premises are IN nice
order. Possession 18th February. Apply to
fe T-3t GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
TOR RENT, a BRICK KITCHEN
id containing four rooms, with large -
ward, on Cary near Second street. Also, I::;:B
STABLE with three stalls, and carriage @-Ns
and buggy sheds. Apply to
S, M. WILLIAMSON,
fe 10-2t No. 1916 Cary street.
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TOR RENT, A VERY DESIRABLE
L BRICK DWELLING with ten kA
rooms, closets, gas, water, &C., with E:::;sss
ample servants apartments; all in goodlhA.
repair. near the corner of Seventh and Leigh
streets. A portion of the furniture might be
rented with it. Apply to
CABELL & WATKINS,
Real Estate Agents,
fe lO-St lll3 MAIN street.
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AUCTION Sales.

"a BY E. Gathright, Auctioneer,
i4ss Main street, between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-12
TEXAS.

To the Editor Of The Tribune
SIR Knowing your great desire for the success o.
the Grant and Colfax ticket and having been sub
scrber for several years TO The TRIBUNE. both b.
fore my removal from Virginia to this State and since
inclose you few statemens showing the condites
of affairs in North aud East Texas. think II the
most ardent Copperhead from the North was here
few days. and witnessed the treIstate Of things hs
would not hesitate long to vote for Grant and Colfsx
Murders of freedmen and Union men are quito frs-
quent, and inclose you a few extracts from eur
Union paper The Messenser. published at this place
also detailed account, from the pen Of United
States officer of the rebellion at Sulphur Springs.
which is 65 miles southeast of this place.
Many of the Union men have sold or given sway
their crops, &C., and left for Kansas and Missouri.
Thousands will have to leave if Seymour and Blair
are elected We hope the loyal of the North
will be true to the principles for which they fought
and bled. Democrats openly boast here that when
Seymour is elected they will make it too hot for
Radicals to remain in Texas. Every possible means
is used to force and drive tho negroes into votins
the Democratic ticket. Thousands Of freedmen have
been told in Texas in the last two months, that un
less they left the Loyal Leagues and voted the Demo
cratic ticket, they would not get land to farm OF
cabins to live In. We are greatly rejoiced at the gle
rious news from Maine 1t is not prudent TO give ny
name publicity. as it would make me sn object fss
assassination Yours in Union bonds L. A. o.
Asx,nasx, GsNtn Ca. ESss SSpl n, i:ss.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-12
FINANCIERING.

w. G.. ID. says, alm
"Tug TRIBUNE asks why gold is Away, low when the
Treasury sells It,"
No such thing. We asked why tho Treasury
always happens TO sell when gold is Iowa
horse of quite another color from w. G. DIS.
All know that the Treasury must sell gold at
some time then why not sell when it is highest,
and not wait to seal when it is lowest 7? IL Mr..
Van Dyck were selling his orn gold, he would
sell it whenever the price mounted above 145,
and not when it was below 140. We ask him
TO sell for the Government as he would for
himself.
w. G.. ID. argues that the Treasury ought not
to sell gold at all, but hoard till it should have
enough to resume on.
There are three objections to this scheme ::
1. 1t would create an artificial and needless
scarcity of gold, and thus enhance the price,
to the profit of gamblers and mOnoDOlists; 2.
The Treasury mast have current funds and
is often obliged to sell gold to obtain them,
unless W. G. ID. would have it borrow more
money while its vaults were full OF com;
3. Ii isn't the honest, straightforward
way of doing things The Govern
ment is heavily in dobt, and it is NOR
ally bound to pay its past-due obligations as
fast as it can. private debtor who should
keep his vaults full of coin and say TO his i'm
Fortunate creditors =" | am piling up the money
with which intend, two or three years hence,
"to pay all owe,n would be accounted knave
and rightly If you owe more than you can
pay, pay what you can.
The Government keeps large hoard OF coin
If it fully purposed Resumption on the 1st OF
January next, this might be justified; but.
since that is not purposed, every dime beyond
the current wants of the Treasury should be
devoted to paying off debt. Had Mr.. McCul-
loch pursued this course from the start he
would have saved at least Ten Millions of
Dollars which have already been paid in interest
beyond what would have been paid under the
policy we favor. If any one can tell why he
should not have saved those Ten Millions to
the People, whose paid servant he is, let him
speak. We believe the premium on gold would
have ranged lower and the credit of the Gov
elnment that is. the price Of its bonds much
higher If he had seen tit to save the People
those Ten Millions.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-12
Smustmtnis. &t.

AcADTMY OF MUsIc-1his Evening at s.-"Mary
StaSrt" Miss fanny Jansusehek
BROADWAY 1HEATER.-This Evening at 5--"N0
Thorougbiare" Mr. and Mrs. Foreace.
BRYANI's NEW MINSTREL HALL. Tammany Build
ROurteenth-s adjoining Academy Of MuNcIhs bTeuing
"lncrezs Borga, NJ D. Ia GrAnde Dooressr Br'a0ts hn
CENTRAL PARK GARDEN-Seyenth-aye. aud Fifty
sshtbhs Evening 8las week OF Theodore Ihom-ss ropu
Gardea Concerts
DoDwoRTH HAIIr-This Evening at S-Iempe OF
Wonders Siyror Bits
IRVING HAII4-This Evening at s.-Faon's Stere-
opucoB Professor Cromwell
KELLY & Icons MINSTREIS-NO. 726 Bf0adway'
This Evening" Barber Blu ' Bou0te."
EEw-lORK Circus, FOurteenth-st.-Ihis Evening
aAstouulg Feats Of Bareback Riding Miss Caroline Roland
NFw-YoRK THEATER.--This Evening at Out
Ofthe Streets" Miss Henristts Irving.
NImO's GARDEN. Evening at s." King
Lear" Edwin Forrest Mme PouSL
OLYMPIC THEATER.-1his Evening AT "Humpty
Duspsy" 6. L. foT. Mdle SaDgai
PIXIES Music HAII-Ths Evening at s-The New
aberuicoD.
SAN FRANCISCo MrSSTREIs, No. 5S5 Broadway
Evening" Brown Pacific Sope Birch BeIhsra
Hanbo5 aud BsskuA
THEATRE FRANCAIs.- This Evening at s." La
Grande Duchesse" Nine Rose Bell
WAILACK's THEATER-This Evening at S. Masks
and Faces" Charles Fisher, Geo. Holland
WOoD's MUSEUM AND METROPOLITAN IHEATEK'
BsalWav Of ThethstIbs Afternoon a,
Asnnlen" and Perfection This Evening al e. loh INC sn "
the Wheel" Miss Lydia Thompson Miss Rosa Cook
New-York tribune., 1868-10-12

The Democratic Mayor and Supervisors of
Brooklyn deliberately defed law, justice, and
decency by refusing Republicans fair repre-
sentation-Or any representation at all-on the
Boards of Inspectors and Canvassers The
people assembled, last Saturday night, in in
dignatiOn meeting. And Mayor Kalbfesch
came also among them.
But he was modest-was the Mayor. Modesty
is one of his greatest weaknesses He sought
to hide the blushing honors of his official con-
duct by taking back seat among the indignant
voters At length his modesty was overcome,
and on the platform he essayed to explain his
course. He had no doubt the Republicans
would have served The Peu9grsts exactly " As