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AMERICAN REPUBLICAN.
Correspondence of the North American
New YORK, Friday, PM.
THINGS IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. IS.


Correspondence OF the u. 5. Gazete.l
New YORK, Sunday, F. NJ.
The sales of Cotton yesterday amounted 10 500
GhIts. Upland and Florida ordinary to middling Ia
&C. Middlng taf 30 fair 5a5l; fully fair good fair
sSR6!c per liz; Mobile aud New Orleans ordinary TO
middlng 4sa5.; inddling fair fair 5sa6lc per lb.
The Flour marketwas inactive without any alteration
whatever in prices. The failure Of three houses in
tho western produce business rather unsettled the
Provision Market and bur few sales were effected.
zoe bhls Mess Pork at S937t which was refused for
the came lot on Friday. Pot Ashes was in fair de
mand at S3.15; and Pearls at S4aS406. 100 hhds n.
Orleans Sugar sold faS5c; and of Auction 20s hhds
do at S5aii 90 d.. A. tierces Rice 2a2ic cash 100
caset rmcs llial2l. 30 cases Brandy Fruit $3.50
The money market has become tight. The Banks
are particularly cautious relative to the paper they
take, aud money is becoming scarce in the sheet
The sack market confines TO have downward
tendency, although some &c scriptiOnS have improved
Pennsylvania SIS fell OF per cent yesterday; Nor
witch and Worcester RR. y Stonington do J; Bank
of Conuczce Z; Ohio Us =; Canton Co. advanced /;
Erie RR. !, aud Long Island ;.
Exchange on London was firm, and in active de
mand. The SUk of tie business was done at llOt for
cts bills
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HOUSES, FARMS, BUILDING LOTS s.
GROUND RENTS

GHOOND KEN is.
E3r4a, FOR SALE. A large two story dwell
EW!1 ling in fee, in North Gay street. near the Odd
EK!i. Fellows Hall, price $4,000; fine large story
MlliW dwelling on Lexington ST. near Charles, in
fee, al only $500; dwelling on Alarketst near Lom-
bard, Fells Point at $1,000; in south Hgh-st near
Methodist church, SLIGO; in Monument-st. near
Aisquth $3.50; fine dwelling in north Cavert-st. at
Sl6O0 = in JetferSon-st. near Caroline, $3.50 each n
store with dwelling attached, corner Caroline aud JEFF
ferson-s $500; store with dwelling attached, north
Gays $3.50; on west BaltimOrC-st $1,000 and 1850;
corner Lombard and market-st f. p. 81 1900 Houses
M various prices to suit purchaserswes Lombard ST.
Monument, Aisquith, East Baltimore, Eden, Cove,
Pitt Caroline Exeter, Canal, Saratoga, and other SITS
FARMS FOR SALE. A country re-
eSzSA sidcncc of - acres adioning the north Invest
lssekn ern city boundary, at $500; farm of l05
L.1g2iacres, miles from Baltimore, on the afford
Turnpike, only $1,000; Farms Is miles out the Ere
derrick Turnpike, OF 260 and $50 acres, with elegant
Buildings on them, will be sold bargain. Also, a
large number of Others, cheap.
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE OR LEASE-On
west Lombard st. near the Infimary; on west Balt-
more ST. near Cove; on Exeter street near Fawn, and
FaWn near Exeter ST. cheap; west Fayete; Lexington
81. Lear Calvert; corner Bddle and Madison SIS; east
BALTIMORE near Market and others pleasing terms
32-GHOUND RENTS for sale, well secured.
Apply to BENJAMIN BOND-0r
GEORGE GELBACH,
n2Eu No. ~ Second-st., near the Exchange.
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MJ EW PRINTS! NEW PRINTS!! Ten
thousand Yards assorted new style Fancy Prints,
nj low prices wholesale and rctal--just opened by
BEALE ii. RICHARDSON & co.
No. 223 Baltimore street,
do rAR1 3 doors below Charles.
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ROUND RENTS FOR SALE. Three
QU well secured and central Ground Rents for sale
at sl35 each. Also of SIC each, and Of 500 and
a4S App,v TO BENJAMIN BOND-or
GEO. GELBACH,
d1i 40 Second street.
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DALLAS AND THE BANK.

A shot was fired by one Of The Orators CT The
Club House on Friday night. against Mr. Dallas,
on the score OF National Bank. Now, SEE what
Messrs. Walker and Ellis say of him in the Bal
timore Convention on Wednesday, May 29lh
'Mr Walker Of Mississippi, here rose and
said that he had been requested by several dele
gates from the South 10 state the fact we'll known
to himself that il was true that Mr. Dallas in
1882. did support 4 bill for the racharier OF the
Bank; hui il was also true. that he stated at the
time. in his place in The Senate, that he did 50 in
obedience TO instructions OF the then Legislature
OF PENNSYLVANIA. His colleague, Mr.. Ellis, was
in the Senate, and knew the fact also, that Mr.
Dallas stated not only that he voled on The ques-
ton in obedience 10 these Instructions, but that he
acted in direct opposition 10 his own decided
views and opinions. Mr.. Walker could state
farther that two weeks after this vote was given.
AIR. Dallas went back 10 Philadelphia, and adj
dressed mass meeting Of the Democracy Of that
CITY, in an able and convincing speech against
The Bank: and from that pcriol, down 10 the pre-
sent. Mr.. Dallas had continued its uniform, yigor-
Gus, and decided opponent. As to Mr. DIS. views
on the Texan question, Mr. w. said that The
very first letter within the last year. that had ap-
reared in the United States in favor of anncxa-
lion. was a letter from Geo. NJ. Dallas That
letter was clear and decided in favor OF annexa-
lion. And what gave it double force and value
was his-that il was written long before the ex-
element on this subject, and was totally discon-
nccted with any views TO official station.
'Mr. Powha,an Ellis said the facts stated bv
Mr. w were strictly true.
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RAISING Tile STEAM,


I'm Il sllpil iuc o,ir noble jams River viii hc
literally studded with steamers, communicating
with almost every Toinl of the Atlantic cors:. =
We have now running between Richmond and
Norfolk the small bal feet EXPRESS" and the
spacious and invircihle Curt. Peck" neither
charging more than 81. On was reported on sun
day. that this fine Boat (tle Curtis Peek had on
that day attempted what was never done before
viz 10 run from Richmond 10 Norfolk. and bqet.
between sunrise and anat Bat The experiment
has been deferred The SHOWING ones say that
il vii! >ucceed.)
In addition 10 these boats, we learn that the old
Steamboat Company, (thc late owners OF the JEFF
frrson and Hcnry) intend 10 take short cut OF
their new rivals. They will soon introduce a
splendid boat. (Rumor has given her the bcauti-
in name of 'l;anbow,') which will conncc. al
the "Cat-hole." or more properlythc '-citv OF
Wal,haIl," on the Arpomatox. with the branch
, of the Petersburg Railroad. To this city. This
route will present Ia the traveller the variety OF
land and water carriage No one can hereafter
complain of the want Of a speedy, cheap and de-
lighlful Journey to Norfolk. by either of these
conrcvanceS.
This evening. the "Robert F. Stockton. the frs,
of Ashmead 4 Cos Steam Packet Lire between
Richmond and PhHoddMi", by way Of the Della
ware and Chesapeake Canal will leave The Dock
ON her experimental rip. She Is said obe com
Portable craft Weundersland that the "1igrc>s. y
a new steamer will soon he brought on 10 take
her PLACE on regular line between this place ami
Mr. York. So. what with these chains Of steam.
and the new Iron Steamer Ia be put on the Canal
the river will present a most animated appearance
While steam is thus leading the way. as we
have above shown, We have been struck with the
reverse o' This proposition in another quarter
Our friends of The Richmond and Potomac Rail
road after long and coqutn; appeals 10 the Wash.
ington and Baltimore Railroad Company 10 re-
ducc their exhorbitant fare, have determined /,
take the matter into their han,is and 10 make the
genius of steam bend 10 the oll-tashioncd. de.
lightiul Stage coach. with -four in hand over a
fine Turnpike After the 18Th inst. they will car
nv passengers from Richmond 10 Baltimore fol
only Sc 50-conveyins them, hy .inc coaches
from lhe steamboat landing at Washington in FIVE
hours 10 Baltimore: that is by ) p NJ al iuuhcst
They are compelled 10 this coui>e from Jus
lice 10 themselves and 10 Southern travellers
The Baltimore Company cannot rcasonabl,
exnect our Railroad Company To continue the
| reductions, while the former takes no >!cp in az
comnodalins the public by a similar reduction
! For or own parts. we like the move very much
Besides the justice of the change. and the rrduc
ton OF the fare il will he great relief lo the ira
/ weller In leave the imprisonment of the Railroa,
/ cars and dash over fine road in elastic coaches
with their gallant steeds and merry jehus. W
! wish the Company success i'll their scheme. ihoug
the utilarians may say that. in this age ol steam
/ il is 4 ''movement b0lErUrds.'
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FINN iin0ibcr

WASHINGTON, JUNE Q 1911
The Trea,y has been rejected, ana now YOU
will zee odd shuIiling enough, in order 10 e''aGe
responsibility Col Benton is 10 bring in a bill
tomorrow for anneyaion--a sort Of mongrcl,
neither fish. flesh nor fowl The president, will
send 4 message 10 the H,nA Tomorrow l-ith al
Tho SUPPRESSED documents, and will earnestly re-
commend annexation By Joint resolution. This
NAV anticipate and prercn, Benion's bin from
being offered II 10 final action be had on The re-
solution, and The people shall desire il the Pre,i-
dent will re-asscmble Congress before the six
months expire for adecision, after the people shall
have spoken or indicated their wishes.
Il saw --~, who will do all he can 10
prevent lie jcople of Texas from conserving 10
any arrangement with England He win write
of course-but has also persuaded - 10
return Immediately and traverse Tie country, max
ing explanations, Sc, He also mentioned, that
he thought strong delegation would 90 our, in
order TO persuade the PEOPLE Of Texas that the
United States Senate had not represented the feel
ing OF the American people, and thar. If Texas
would take no uniricndly move. She might rely on
a strong manifestation OF our feeling on the sub
icci At the next eloc.ion.
a letter to the Congress and people Of Texas
will probably be prepared By members here, to
prevent any arrangements being made with any
other foreign power, until our people shall have
had time 10 speak on the subject"
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whose doctrines ;r" 20 widely adverse 10 those
which ytI ha;" 80 lofr- III 'ri.hri--Wh" alc rca-
ay To- nvctinn linz, inra>tlrc> ana 1ct"r>e Ia prc-
tees ofhc g,o: oil Republican party! Are you
NOT rather prepared 10 - with Us, br men who
have Faithfully acted conspicuous Parts, iii some
OF the most trying Times AMI on some OF IN. most
important subjects which have aSitated The minds
of our pcope?-mcn. known for courtesy oflnan-
nerS Kindness OF hear. purity of lite. unaffected
simplicity of habi,s-oi sterling integrity, untir
ing industry and steady per>cvcrance-nen who
almost al every stage vi long course of
life. as we'll a. by profession, have pro
ven that they are aow opposed 10 any assnmpt-
ion II undelegated authority, 10 any exercise of
doubtful powers: Ia any violation o: the charter ol
our liberties: vino holdthc principles lroclamcdly
the wise and the orthodox disciples OF rs and 80
sacred in themselves. and sanctioned ~ an ire
vc.>bc public Scntiuscnt-lncn in short who Will
act well their parts. by stern, rigid ami Impair
tial discharge oil the duties Of Tie high tril>i 10
which it is proposed To call them.
With you rests the duty of ssstalnin" these prn-
ciple> by sustaining these men-Sai>iicd rs We
are that YOU will enter upon it with The manly
spirit which becomes the followers OF jefferson.
Madison. Wythc Roanc. Giles. Taylor. and those
other luS,rious statesmen, who have exalted
and confirmed by the exercise oi private ituc and
established BIZ political foresight. iiunncs> and
integrity, Eirginia's PROUD character among the
STATES Of the Union.
We respectfully submit this rapid appeal To
Your serious >iieralion-and le2youto dcf-io
act with the plompi,ude and energy which are
worthy oi your cause and worthy ot yourselves.
THOMAS RlTCHIE.
I,o,,.,,,s, NJ NM (,ujyUj (oUylgjt,,
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The National lntclligencer is attempting Ia
SOW the seeds al di>cord in or party. by givin..
a @arblcd and insiiouS sketch Of The proceedings
Of the Baltimore Convcnlion--"an insight inl The
machinery hv which the nomination Of NJ Polk
was effected i, affects great sympathy all a!
once, forihc injustice done 10 Mr. Van Buren,
All this long article il is pleased toaci 10 our para
graph on Mr. McGinncSs. The inielligcncer may
spare It's labors. We shall not discuss The lransac-
tons at Baltimore with our brcthren-nor give
consequence enough 10 the insdous efforts OF the
National Inteigcnccr 10 'ian the danes of dis
cord 1--WE are not quite sof enough for THAI"
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published in the New York Herald, saws: we
have every reason 10 believe that treaty of ALI
ancc is already signed with England and France,
and that in 10 days. al iarhcsl, Mexico will ac-
knowledge the independence of Texas. Her potts
will then be free 10 England and France. The Ii
abilities of Texas, not exceeding five millions.
will be paid by England, and suliicicncy Of the
public domain transferred to herlo pay the debt. .
Upon one thing we think we can safely ven
ture 10 assure the grave and reverend Seignors
If the Senate of the U. States, that if they should
finch from their duty, the people themselves will
III
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POSTSCRIPT.
by Last Evenings Northern Mail.

EXTRACT of a letter, dofed
"W,SuiSGroN, June q
Il am happy to inform you, thai the nomina-
ton is enthusiastically received every where il:
the North, and the Democratic party is likely 10
he more united than they have been since Gene
raj Jacl,>ons lastracel There is one difficulty still
in our way The Treaty for the annexation Of
Texas was rejected la; night, by 81 TO III, Col.
Benton gave notice Of joint resolution to annex.
a-iii Mccoasrai If lEric0, which suppose he will
introduce Tomorrow. | can see no good 10 arise
from hso,-Wc think we shall cary Tennessee
most riumphanty Annexation rides over every
fLi,. ais., >
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FINN ogoi3oI. correspondence same Aofc

TT0W 0N0T'T '077- 6tVff'1V7, NdlV' "0T,
a movement will he made, founded upon The
power of Congress 10 admit new States into The
Union. with wha, details | know not 1t will,
rr;,st. v.iit the whole Democracy upon the qlcs-
ton of annexation and upon the mode. and ena-
BE MS To draw the line on this o5wrJiap question
between the Wings and Democrats
"Onr friends seem very confident of Folks sue
cess. Think our ad'ersaIicS are restless, and not
.,
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gPWe have no room this morning for the
communication of our Correspondent. exposing
the windings and doublings of the Richmond
Wing Tin 43 and ~ about linz Remuneration
Of Texas. This view of saa&cs and contrasts l.
amusing enough.
An article on New Publications is in hand,
but omitted to-day for wan; OF orom.
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of @ lctkcr. G0.ed

EXTRACT OF a hcftcr, dd'td
"OxroRp, N c., June f. 1874
81 am happy TO inform you, that the nominal
ton of Mr. Polk is received with great satistac-
ton in this county, and you may look for old
Granville to do good battle under the lead Of her
native son.
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WIIMdA 0 Ut I
RICHMOND. June ii. 1911.

EXTRACT N a hHe1 Gum he 1ta!a Lcrios, Hated
"WoopsrocK Systematically June !.
The nomination of Polk and Dallas is re-
ceived with enthusiasm. We will give them
more than our majority in 1910. Rockingham
Page and Shenandoah will exert themselves 10
the utmost-our aim will be 10 get every Demo-
crat Ia the polls. II our principles are as well
sustained as in Virginia, we have nothing To fear
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KUBT. HUDGIN. {. &.
June II l0-w2m

IN cHANCERY-VlRolNiA AT Rules held
i in The Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Chancerv for Caroline Com-
". on the 81 day %! June, lsil:
Corbin Braxlon, Sheriff OF King William
coanty. Committee Administrator OF Anderson
Johnson, deceased, Plaintiff
against
Fanny Wilson, Mary A. Pannill ana
others. Defendants
The defendant. Mary A. Pannill, not having
entered her appearance. and given security ac-
corning To the Act OF Assembly and the Rules OF
this Court, and it appearing By satisfactory ey;-
dence that she is no, an nhabant OF this Com
moEwcalih. 1t is ordered, that the sa Id de.enian.
appear before the Judge OF our Court. at The
Cont House on the first day al the next term.
and answer the bill OF the plaintiff. and that :,
copy of this order he forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the City OF Richmond,
ior two months successfully, and posted al tie
front door oil The Court House OF this county
A Copy. Teste,
ROBT IIUDGlN, c. {.
June | iO--u.1n.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING-1aN Ereniu


g-T SETH BARTON. Esq, on his return 10 New
Orleans has been detained one day inthis CITY, by
the anxious desire of some OF his friends 10 hear
himdiscuss subject with which he is 50 intimately
acquainted as the annexation of I;.rns. He has
consented to CRAFTY their request-and accord
incly, meeting of the Democratic Association
will take place at the Concert Room of the Ex-
change, this evening at 8 o'clock, when he will
address the friends Of Annexation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-11

tn RANDOLPH N Ro0RoGf:
With much pleasure and benefit have We Of
the "Suuin>i,ie" read the Randolph f;pistlcs on
The subject of the remuneration of Texas. For
them. We return You our most uniei@ned thanks.
The more fully 10 show our appreciation Of Your
efforts. We would respectfully ASK the aid of your
pen upon another, and we believe M less nnpor-
tant, Subjcct--lo wit: The Distribution OF the
proceeds of the Public Lands. We had the
pleasure Of hearing your remarks on This subject,
made before the Democratic Association OF Rich
mond, last winter. and We feel very sure. than in
You We could find no ADLER exponent Of this vi
tally Interesting question We The more freely
ask this favor, because we know Won 10 be enlist
cd. heart and soul in the cause Of Democracy
and because We feel that to Your name Is attach
eli an influence possessed by very few.
With much respect, yours very truly
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FOR THE ENQUIRER.
FUN 7 HE FN ltTHEH.
IL MSYy U1Hiam S iJrdtf 0Ai ItiHi0m e.

IL M&a<. UWiom S ircdsr "M HiHi0m c.
RireS, Etii,d States .StRaiorS i,"M Ddetnia:
Gentlemen: | see By resolutions adopted, both
by the Senate and lower House, that Congress is
to adjourn on the 18th Of this month. Lei me re-
mind Won that we are withou, Judge iorhe Eas
tern district of Virginia. No Coult has been held
cilhcrin Richmond or Norfolk, thisSpying. There
is in the Courl at this Time a "lca! deal Of bust
ness which requires Immediate atlenl;on and if
Congress shoald adjourn. without the Senate ;
making Judge. much public Inconvenience and
mischief would be the rcsul, Il is mo, earnest
IL requested, that you will not let Congress ad-
joum without attending To this matter.
Judge Christian has been nominated 10 the Sc
nate know Of No objection 10 him-his con-
iirmalion would. believe, give general satisiac-
ton--but if the Senate shall be disposed 10 reject
Judge Christian, let them Go it at once, SO that the
President may nominate some other pcrson-br',
pray You, lei Us have Judge; the public Interest
requires it, a VIRGlNlAN.