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10y GREEN & WlLLIALS, AuctIoDeers
- 319. Southeast corner of 9Th aud u .traAts

TRCSTEE'S SALE OF IMPROVED REAL, ES
TATE, tkONTiNG ON SECOND STREET
NEST: BETWEEN ID AND STREETS
NORTH, AT ACTION
- ON FRIDAY, the ION day of November. ISL
IL shall sell at O'Clock p. m in front OF IN.
:, pr, misses, by yirtue Of adeei OF trust 10 tn
s'ii flbeT. bearing date the twenty fifth lay Of
AUGUST iS and recorded in Liber No 657 folio Ga
one oi the land records for Washingtp county, i'm
the District Of Columbia, the following named i'm
Rroied property. lying and being in the civ Of
was nngton, G, viz: Lot numbered twenty two
q IN T. h. Allen subdiy isOn of a part of LIT one
q IN Square numbered five huBdt ed and seventy
ti.vI loRsiher VIII the improvements, which are
large unfinished Brick House, &c. &c
Terms: One third cash, 500 of which must be rad
Gown when the property Is knocked off; baIa nee in
aid u months. the purchaser to give notes for the
Ceferred payments, bearing interest at the
rate OF 10 per cent. from day of sale A decd
gwen ana deed Of trust taken. All convex anciag
ara stamps at cost Of the purchaser. If the p1r
Chaser shouidfail to comply with the term, in five
Gays the reserves the rsht TO resell the prop
erty at the rsk ard cost Of lefanlng purchaser Nv
adSertisiDg such resale three times I'M some newsns
per published in II e city of Washington
JOSEPH DYER. Trustee
10 Id GREEN WILLIAMS. Auct5
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MARRIAGE

Married persons, OF Gun 4 Men contem plating mar
riage, aware 81 Physical eakn--s, los. of prOcrs
atise POwer-lm potency Nervous kNctability Pal
pitAti0n, Organic Weakness, Nervous nebility, o,
any other DisG ualincatlon, speedily removed.
he who places himself under the 81 Dr. J ma,
Teligi0usly coufde in his honor a gent eman A.
Confidently rely unnr his skill A. "A pfK si..ian
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EVENING STAR.

DIR. FEOEMING, who was hired to poison VI.
BarnaLas Wagner At Upper Sandusky, Ohio.
for 500. and the wife of the murdered man. and
her brother, Robert GaS;n-T, have all been held
% bail in @t.,O'0 ach. The evidence of FrOem-
ing at the inquest confirmed The previous reports
l. To his agency in the affair. and the refusal OF
the ccufedeTatest to pay him after the deed was
IOmmifft a.
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X W. II. JOhNSON,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
Pennsyiy ania avenue, corner 81 street east

DESIRABLE RUILpIHG. LOrs AT AUCTION.
- On sATURDAY, Nov. 18th. at clock D.
original Lots 10, II, II, Is, Il AMI Is, in square
No Ss, II being The entire front of the square on
north street, between 9th and 10Th streets east
The ground will not be div ded but sold In one body
This is one OF the most elevated points In the CITY,
and II well adapted for several OF houses or Tor
q beautiful suburban residence. 1t also Contains
some large. choice fruit trees Title perfect
Terms One third cash; balance in and " montbs
secured by deed Of trust on the premises STAMPS
aud sDcing ct cost OF the purchaser One hun
bred dollars down at time 81 sale
JOHN HARDY, Trustee.
oc2o Bt -.,-s W. I. JOHNSON, Auct.
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$1,000 tfftpHp--IOt..
VOTING MEN

Especially, who have beoOIne the Victim. Of ii.rt
Vice, that dreadful and destructive habit witch an.
ngally SWEEPS 10 untimely grave than-auds "A
young ~ tile nrost eNates talents and brIiiant
intellect, who might otherwise have euiranoed list
enlng senates WITH the thunders 81 elosuence, OF
coufdeDce.
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DISEASES OF IMPRUpENCK.

Weakness Of the Back or IImhs, Structures, Afeo-
ton uf the Kidneys Bladder, Involuntary Dis
charges, Impo;eLcE General Debility, Ncry BUSINESS
Dyspepsia, Lang0Or. Low Spirits, Confusion ID
Ideas, Palrtation Of the Heart, Timidity, Tueub-
ling. DinIn-ss uf Sight Giddine-s, Disease g tie
Head Throat, Nose skin, Affections of tho Liver,
Lunrs, stomach OF Bowels-those terrible Disorders
arising from Solitary Habits of YouIh-sECRET sad
solitary practices fatal 70 their victims than
the songs 81 the Syrens the Mariners OF llyss-s,
bghine their most brilliant hopes snticipstiOns
terius marie o.
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STORE OPEN UNTIL 2 r. M.ANDON SAT-
= bkDAh until III .. m % accommodate those
who have no time % purchase during the day At
A sTRAUS'. l0lI Pennsy lyania Avenue between
Hi n and llth streets. oc2s
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MOUNT PLEASANT PROPERTY 70 a.SALE
SALE OF VALUABLE EQUITY OF RSeENP-

Southwest corner fennsyiSaEia sy enuo ana I1th
MOUNT PLEASANT PROPERTY FoasALE.
SALE OF VALUABLE EQUITY OF RSeEMP-
Ia By virtue Of a deed Of trust, dated the 9TH
E::H Gay OF February, Isl, aud recordeC in Liber
Mashiueton county, b. O., and at the w-itten -
quest Of the ps rites secured thereby, ia, on MON
DAY. the 9th day Of November next At hs!fs paSt 4
ociuck p m, ON the premises offer for sale suhieCt
10 prior deed Of trust to secure sic 20, dat d JUICE
Seth $50 snd recorded in Liber Ola, folio 30 ct ssq
one of the land records of Washington Corgty Dfs-
tTict OF Columbia the following valuatIe Mount
Pleasant property, viz:
Lots numbered seven, a. eight, 81 ten, 10
twenty one, t2l) twenty two, t22,A west hall ~
ttSJ tcrtynine, tt9,l fly three So si-.ty iS1
SIXTY one tol} sixty six. t65l sixty seven t6-, ,
seventy three, liS seventy four, "a and seventy
FIVE, t75,i IN ). =. Browns subdivision of PieaSan-
rams and Lelnar Outlet. recorded in the land
records OF ashingtUn county, District Of Columbia
note ior thirty nine hundred dollars, AZ iate1
February ith, lS1l. and due June 3h. ISL with in
terest ther, on at the rate OF seveuCD per cent 4
year aud S22 100 costs Of protest, aud two hnadred
aLd ninety SIX dollars S2Gj costs ola which on.
tb3uSald dollars : pnJ) was paid Sept 2Sth, ISL
Terms If SALE Pour thousand dollars StNOGl cash:
balance on such time. not exceeding one n year A.
VIII suit the purchaser who will give his prnmis-
sorry note or notes therefor secured to the satisfac
ton OF the trustee, bearing interest at the Of
seven tD per cent year A deposit of $40 re-
Guired when the property is knocked down If the
terms OF sale net piled with in Eve DAYS the
trustee will resell at the risk Of the defaulinc pnr
cost.
The property is worth over $4,000.
Sale positive aud without reserve,
ARTHUR Il. WOOD, Trustee
oc2o d&ds LATlMER CLEARY, Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
RYJ T. COLDwELL 4 CO., AuctiOneer

RY 7. COLDwELL CO., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE FURNITURE, CARPETS,
moi 6I 81 1UsIsi INRSrs II TIE oYAhLES0N
n By virtue of n deed of trust, dated the SO;h
W day # September. ISL, and duly recorded in
LbsE No SSs, folio iss one Z The and records
Ia; and by the written request Of the parties
soNDAY the 9Th day Of Soye 9n .4e sTsi at
10 oclocf m. all the Furniture in the Caledonia
wardrobes, Tables, Chairs, Lounges, Cottage ssfs,
Mal,Iess@s. Feal her Pillows and B listers, lug ain
and Tire ply Carpets, Crockery, Stoves, Kitchen
III. CGIpwELL. Trustee
no2-a- J. I. COLDWELL co Aucts
RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, AucIiou-ers,
II Southeast corner eth and D streets.
EXFCrToRs. SALE OF FOUR GOOD WORK
aCLEs, TWO WAGONS AND HARNESS, ONE
SMALL LQT OF CORN FOLDER ANp FARM
ING lMPLEMENTS, sc AT AUCTION.
Sy,mber, 4, u Isl, at II Clock a. m we
- shall eli, on ihs premises. by order Of the
the balance Of the PEI scnal estate OF the late James
u. Shreyes, deceased. in Prince George conn;Y.
hSi Inland, On the turnpike between Washington
And after the save of the above articles. we shall
oUe situated on the pike, miles from Washington,
c3n'aining- acres, and the ether farm situated in
containing 90 1eTss both n .32I state Of
II
CC?5-d GREEN * WILLIAMS, Aucts.
srTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
I'll EDNESDAf the sih instant, ut same hour
end pace Gale pGs:kEyff S yh%S 1si E
DEREMPTORY TRUSTEES SALE OF VAL
Il TABLE REAL ESTATE IN HOWARD
CVTSTf' NEAR THE VILLAGE OF
Ia The undersigned, "a Trustees, under au-
l.H thorlty OF the Circuit Court for Howard
sAcounty, will offer At public sale, the prem
lees, on SATURDAY, November Is, 1871, at ~
O'clock m, the Farm lately occupied by Hoa. n q.
296 ACRES OF LAND,
IN Howard county, about half mile from the -four.
isfIng village Of Laurel, on the Baltimore and Ohio
bailrnsd. midway between Baltimore and W ashing
ten Many trains pass daily in both directions.
The climate is healthy, the peighborhoOd excellent
and there are churches and good schools near
The land IL well watered. and is improved by
G. mmOdiOus DWELbISG-HOUSE, Outhouses, &C.
Abont leo acres Of highly productive and arabic
lard, and the rest is in wood. The property has
been divided isto six small Farms each having an
abundant supply of Timber Land, and into a number
Of small Building Lots. of two three acres each,
fro niing on the Washington Turnpike road.
he prop r.y Will be sold either in whole or in
los as may be found desirable the day Of sale.
A Plat will be exhibited the premises. which
SON, Eco, No. 3s st. Paul street, Baltimore
Terms OF sale as fixed by the Court Oae
fourth on the day of SALE and the balance in three
eqta iGsfamen ts in one, two and three years, the
oredlt paynients to bear interest from the day of
SALE and tn be secured by the bonds notes of the
purchasers, with sure,ies to bs approved BY tn
THOMAS DONALDSON 4 r
no2 2awts JAMES MACkUBIN, trustees
DY GREEN A WIIITAMS Auctioneers
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AUCTION SALES.
Future DAYS

RY LATIMER CLEAKl, iuoiIOneerA
ID Successors to Cooper & Latimer,l
Southwest corner Pennsylvania ay enue ara II,h s,
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RYC. W. HAyENNER & CO., Auctioneers,
- No. 643 Louisiana avenue,
third door east of Seventh street

Of LAND sITTATED in PRINCE WILhi IAN
COUNTY, VIRGINIA. -
scriber, from Dewitt G. Wilson, duly recorded
- in the Clerks Office OF Prince William county
State Of in Liber D. page a23 and by drec
tcn Of the party secured thereby, shall offer for
sale, Tor cash. to the highest bidder, SATURDAY
A Co, No. 6xS Louisiana avenue, in the city Of
Warrington, the Tract Of Land mentioned in said
deed OF trnst, Lying and being in the county of
Prince Wlliam State u Virginia, particularly de.
ecribed in deed made February IL ISL, to Dewitt
wife, the said tract parcel of land Containing one
hundred and twelSe acres, rood and fifteen poles
county. 80 - "
All copveyancng and revenue stamps at purcha.
sers cost. A deposit OF SIOe at the sale
GEORGE A. TAyENER. Trustee
Q. w. HAEENNER CO.,
oc % kno 24,& AuctioueSrs
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[lY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
IL SOuthA2st cDrner 7fh and N ar Re-

x Ihk EN- q w 1EL1hMS, AucttOEeers,
II Southeast corner 7th and ID str eets.
TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE. WITH A FRONT
EsTY FEET. G0NTAfNfNG SIX R60Ms,N 10
~ NV yEESEf AVENUE, BETW ZEN NJ
AND \ n, sT uILI NORTH, ATAUCTION:
G"H O'Clock ?. m, in front of the premises, We
xLshall sell the above described property
tr notes bearing secured by deed of
the property sold Stamps, &c, at the cost of the
purchase $50 down when the proper,yis sold.
RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
H Southeast corner 7th and ID streets
TWO TWO. STORY FRAME HOUSES ANpLOTs
TWEEN HAND sTREEFs souTH.h IsLASbb,
"A on M0NDAY, the 9th inst, at AZ o'clock
A Two story Houses; Lot being % feet front by
good depth TO paved back alley being lot No 81,
Terms: One-half cash; balance in six and tw I've
months for notes bearing interest and secured by
deed of trust On the premises. All convey ancing
$50 down on each house at the time If sale
Mold GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
RY LATIMER & CLEARY. Auctioneers,
~ successors To Cooper Latimerl
southwest corIer Penna avenue and llth street.
VALUABLE BUILDING Lot ON RHoD {.
i 51A - R hsytsUE r BETWsEN 1irr AND
- On tt EsDAY AFTERNOON, November
1th; ISL; az AZ O'Clock. on thu premises. we
situated on Rhode Island avenue, between jitb and
18th streets, having front of u feet and rrnaing
beck to an alley.
The above property is in a raridlv imn-o7inz
locality, and should demand the attsn ion of parties
wIshing to make profitable Investment.
IaIme; one fourth cash laiancs in 6, IL, and -
lns IN. crest C3nyeyancing and stamps at pur
chaser cost Sl,O Down ~ line Of sale.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

- IAhbOAl III Nd
NtHoR LINE sTEAuEKs
~ SAIL EIEhT HEDNkSDAT AVID SAT-
fEDET TO AND ehOM
Nav YORK AND ,.EkSSOw.
Can'rEA udcnderryto land Hs.iis aud rass-ne~r~-
y Sc The Atlantic passenger :, 10, AID 80
M No IN every tespr, via al IN SAssE
sure tn safety, coort. ana ooss-o'-uoe OF rN--~n-
To GLASGOW, LIyf Ri,aL AND LONDON
Fir-t CAlin. sss ani -. r,c.-s,,s a., t,,,i,r.
Aeis Lsiarr Ticksts 8 IL, !. ss,sir - scc,apn,.,
DIS. lu'srnee,s,s, sSs. ssrcrsge. ssS ParIi-s
5.ssrs e FSEEesSSSS SETTLE ~ <, ' 81
~, ~ sL nue, WlLLiAASoN CO, ista i,th
49, 80. : sNh E'"h, y = o~es "a
NEM EMPRESS LINE.NlA CANAL.
IN, ,nx,r,,, sETwSsS
iSsFhs AN ahkE,NkN,.EISaIss ~ WASH
p AsP,sI ..'I,9s as, ,e "a North ~lAr,s-
q, 10. % Water street. tsorgsto~u, wEsNKs
hAh,stbPn.
Arri{ 70 ~ - % = stcl str-e Gerry
VI wa ciSDFF , o. I. SSr, S3 a. A'sl'S - IT,
dclPhia, ,~s ~
II :. MAIL ROUTE TO SoKs0Lk.
S.aE. Lass a. rss Lao. Truv.s ,s-as command
iss, soan,e.tss a. Novos srtfh "a Sca,oIrf a-f
,r'iS fss aSsls-s q, a. Il. 81 ssss, $500 80
Ccplg1rp for 4 .k.ra
or and AFTER Msrday, MAJ ist, the Sl-am.r a ADy
or rHf IAkk carrying the Tuitsl
S,at.s mail, VII leave h-r wharf. Loot 8 N
OF tn street, every Mo,.day wtdncs ><zS-<snk
day aus friaSS AZ y. N Tor North. Returning
leave Norfok Tuosdsy, Thursday aud saturday, Al
2. m. StopsiUg 81 AeNaudria. FORT wAshingtno
glymont, liR'Y Point, Point Lookout aud FORTRESS
NJ nree. Eor freight ~ passage apply on board OF
O. V. ID. Gr-ner, Norfolk Va. NJ Eldriage a Go
Alexandria, Va, J.. q. Waters. GeorFetcwn. y a.
~ to DORSEY 'LAGEff, Grnersl Agent.
Cor. lsib street aud New York avenae
No fTeiGht receiN ed At 5th street wharf after n
IA first class fare O. NnHlk. 81. round TIN.
80. s-o"nd class fare 70 Norfolk. IS: rouDs trirl
"a ApS "
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LOAN OFFICES.

CoHENs LOAN OFFICE, 1908 SEVENTH
~ STREET. corner uf New York avenue <1O>
aud seventh street Money loaned on the IN
mu-t liberal terms gold and silver watches - q
diamonds, plate, guns, snd 6ne clothing
Goods KEEP any length of time desired. seaD -tr
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Member OF the Royal College q Surgeons, LOsdon,
Graduate q Of the most eminent Colleges ths
United States and the greater part Of whose life has
delphia and elsewhere has effected 81 the msf
astonishing cures that were ever known, many
troubled with ringing in the head aud ears When
asleep, great nervousness, being alarmed NJ sudden
sounds, bashfulness, with frequent blushng, At
tended sometimes with dersnseneut Of mind, were
cured iulmediafely
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ASTRAL OIL.
Depot for Prct;'s Non Ezplosirs AsrdF Ota.
just received, l.sa gallons Pratts ASTRAL OIL
warranted not to explode. Trade supplied at Ses
York prices, by
BROWNING q MIDDLETON,
6Il
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FALL ONERCOATS OF DIFFERENT FAB
l. rics, at greatly reduced Prices, at
A.STRAUS',
&C lot l01l Penn. ave, bet 10Th aud Il,h SITS
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LINZ OF STEAMSHIPS
VI RfTNFNN
WASHINGTON AND NEw YORK.

Hereafter the Fine Steamships r. O. KNIGHT
shd JOHN GIBSON, uill make regular 0eS
Nerkly trtls between NV YORK, Al o.
EAANnklA, " ASKING ard -8
6Eof1kInNN, as follows Leave NEW YORK
IRON Fer ", hsst River, every SATURDAY at q
m, and ALEXANDRIA the sasns day II m.
For tul information spply % r. q. A. DENHAM,
town, or st the corner Of 18th street ssd New Horh
avenue.
jell-a Nv THOMPSON presfdent
SHokTEsT AND QUICKEST LINZ SOUTH,
- rIa fAS htohnl0nd, Ffsdsrioklrs
asd Poi0nae Laae-steamers leave 49,. -
seventh street Wharf. twice daily
Sunday y. excepted AZ Q IN and n m OfHcs,
60a pnunsvlv snia aveEue myE-0
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The most private Loan once IN this city. MONEY
loaned on Gold, Silver. Diamonds, yewelry a.
and Goods Of al desori ptiOns, at the lowest w
rstee N the town. The above goods bOus ht
Tor Cash. Open from . m. 60 9 D. m.
PTTrdfs srfvHnrs FROM the hall and q 81 aplp
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BAL IMVhE LVN n HVoT TALL
OFFICE SOUTH FREDERICK sTREE1.
From his extensive practice ~ the great Hospitals
Of Europe and the FIRST In this country, viz Ens-
land, France, Phisdelphs aud elsewhere. oHer
the most certain, speedy and eneotus remedy In me
world for all
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THE NEW FRENCH CANDY MAUFAOTORY
MR.. A. CAVANABD,
The celebrated French Candy manufacturer, Keep
always On hand large stock Of tue finest frest
French Candies at New ork wholesale prices. No
81 o Sth street, between Penna. avenue and stree
northwest. Dealers will do well By giving him
call. zua6- nm
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

MENTALLY.-The fearful effects OF the mind are
much Go be dreaded. Loss of Memory, Confusion q
Ideas, Depression q sPirits, Eyil for,b2,dinSs,
Tinidity, &c, some of the evils produced
Thousands Of persons Of all ages Judgs
what il the Of their declining health, LOSING
their yigor, becoming weak, pale, nervous and emsr
ciated, having singular appearance about the eyso,
cough and symptoms Of CouEumptiOa.
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS

This distressing affection, hich renders life In,s
cradle and marriage impossible. IL the penalty
b. the victims - improper Indulgcnces. Young yer
SONS are too apt "a commit esses from beLa
aware Of the dreadful Cunze4 u.nces that
20 deny that the power OF pr0cre.t IN IL lost
by those falling into tmpr per habits than by the
prudentf Besides being deprived of the pleasure Of
healthy onspring. the most serious and destructive
symptoms II both body andmind arise. The system
becomes deranged the ply icA and mental functions
weakened, lOos OF prgcreatiye power nervous irita
bilty dyspepsia pal pitattun q the heart, indigss
ton, constitutional debility and wasting of the frame
cough .consumr tiOn. decay and death.
A CURE WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS
Persons ruined in health b. unlearned pretenderS
who keep them trining month after mouth, TAX .nG
poisonous and injurious compounds. should apply
hmm al
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~ Sh!5REENs CAST oTS SLoTHiNsS
Bridge street, Georgetown. Note By mail fren
0sorgetoWn OF Washington attended 70 oc8-ly
The New York herald., 1871-11-08
oBsEQUIEs At THE oriental CLUB.

Al the Oriental Club on East Broadway, the
Seventh ward headquarters OF Tweed and Snand-
lev preparations were made for q rejoicing In the
event OF the success Of the Tammany ticket.
reporter spent the entire evening there and up to
midnight none Of the leading lights OF this eega' =,
club had put In an appearance, yet there ~. a
vood marty OF the ''boys'' about inclu" rc roona,
stewart, the leading Thirteenth -.<ard watcner ~
the Committee OF seventy, a-.d the dry wit OF the
club; Mr.. Stewart the snia brother OF the Oriental
club numoyist; ne folly Carrahan. who can match
any boy0f his age in telling story with moral
init;
THE SWEET IRISH soNGsrER OLIVER,
the bighearted Captain Conlan, General Myers, the
cious muslache, who reminds one Of yacht run.
ming wing land wing, when he Is not absorbed in
his favorite chess contests, and many less noted
politicians.
All seemed to be quite sanguine OF the success OF
their favorites early Ia the evening, but the nit
ting hours passed and later and more reliable news
was received there was visible abatement OF the
enthusiasm, and the boys declared good-hum0redly
that u Was
TINE TO SEND FOR A CORONER.
One suggested q wake, and Oliver was selected as
master or ceremonies Gregg, the Court House car
penter, assisted as aide-de camp. and the wake OF
the Tammany corpse began. Oliver piled hrs fingers
at the piano. and sang number Of humorous and
sentimental songs, including
''ERIN ls NY HOMRn
"Coming Through the Rye" &C. Colonel Stewart
gave "John Anderson, My Jo john" and at mid
night the wake closed with Home, Sweet Home,r
ana the boys wended their way home, declaring
that even
ED sHASDLEY WAS DEFEATED,
hts record was such that he could appear as can
dldate AZ any time without dlshonor.
The New York herald., 1871-11-08

known 70 De Tammanyitoa ana while re-
spectacle young men were willing 70 serve without
charge IN the interest OF reform the others arc to bo
paid for st. The result was that at ten A. NJ the bal
lot boxes In several districts were overturned and
the
BALLors DESTROYED ny TANMANY
rou2hs and those brave defenders ned rush was
therefore made on the Committees headquarters for
the ballots to supply the place OF the lost ones and
AZ eleven A. N. they had none left.
At half-past eight r. M. two policemen were
stationed at the outside door Of 80 Union square,
and the challengers were inside. to see tnat none
but members were admitted. The results were
brought In by messengers very slowly, and the
sequence was tnat the rooms both or the Committee
0l seventy and OF the Young Mems Municipal Re-
form Association were almost descrted-the mem-
Oers and friends going up to the Filth Avenue Hotel
OF men gathered on the street IN front OF No 80
q lew minutes, and discussed the probabilities OF
Slge and o. Briens election, and or the republican
state ticket The economical way In winch Presi-
dent Granrs administration has conducted the
government and reduced the national debt was also
aDplauded and the remark was freely made that
tne President was good for four years more from
The New York herald., 1871-11-08
THE TREMENDOUS TAMMANY HALL.

Tammany Hall was dark, dreary and dismal last
evening. No lights were visible, and no outside
crowds showed that men within felt that victory
was theirs. On the contrary every surrounding
manifested defeat, and It was plain from glance
a. the headquarters that not only was something
wrong, but that even ruin was impending. And
this was especially for the reason thai the light
heads who delight in dsporting themselves In front
OF democratic headquarters were very much down
they were In serene state OF mind felt
that because their day was over. they should
hide themselves IN obscure barrooms 1t was won
deriul what change had come over the hiQhnyers
Q, Inc .ammany n,ng s,es o.; during ;st the day
had been hovering around the neighbornood
or the Tammany headquarters IN the e::ss,,y
afternoon disappeared toward evening as the
fuller returns were announced, sinking away
as 30 many scaded crows who. without their feath-
ers looked upon their lives as OF shorl Duration \
Tammany Hall did not have at any part Of the day
even the rem0test show OF livcliness OF victory
did not even put IN an appearance or fight and
the result was that inquisftve passers-by excogi.
tated in detected mental perturbation as to The
state OF things as they were as they are and as they
are likely to be.