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h7-FAIR. The Scholars attached to Luther Cha
pei Sabbath School have opened sale of useful and
Fancy Articles in the School house attached to the
Chapel in Monument street, near Gay, and will con-
tnue the same through the holydays. The proceeds
to be appropriated to the purchase of Library and
other expenses of the School, The friends of the cause
and the public generally, are respectfully invited
attend G2lJt
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{13- The Ladies Of the THIRD GERMAN RE-
FORMED CHURCH contemplate holding sale of
fancy aud useful articles in the Basement of the
Church lately erected the north corner of a-
raoga and Paca streets, commencing on TUESDAY
EVENING, the 25th inst, at O'Clock, and continu-
ing every day and evening during the week, Except
ing Christmas dayO it will be opened on Christmas
evening. The public are respectfully invited to at
tend. d23-4t
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EDALTIMORE BLACkSIaG AND INK
I'D MANDATORY. LIGHT STREET, lOppo.

d 5
site the Fountain HoteIj A superior article of oil
Paste Backing, warranted to produce fine jet polish
and to retain its virtues for any length of time um
paired at wholesale and retail at moderate
prices and on accommodating terms.
A.so-aOO gallons Black lux, by the bottle, gallen,
barrel British Lustre, warranted pure eadin bulk
10 packages. Purchasers respectfully invited
to call. CHAS. WISEMAN s. CO. dlg-lA
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ROOMS TO RENT.

ED OOMs TO RENT to "A respectable family,
HN, none Others need apply, and without family OF
children one or two would not be Objectionable, pro
vded they under proper subsection 10 their parents.
Apply early at No. 1859 HANOVER STREET. near
York Hanover street is considered Of the most
pleasant streets in the city for residence Three or
five could be had-.a good cellar, and hydrant
attached to the premises. d24-3t
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nIxoN,s sPLMNDID VIEW sTYLR

HIX0N'S SPLENDID NEW STYLE
~ BRITANNIA WARE Just received per pae-
ket shipAshburton, via New York, a NEST splendid
ASSORTMENT of Dixon s. Sons English BRIT ANNA
WARE in sets of six pieces; also Dixon's Coffee
Pts, separate Golf Urns, &c. &c.
In tie above are embraced great variety of pat
tens, including all the latest styles, which the
nest splendid ever imported into this country. We
iTFite Housekeepers and others to call at our FUR
MSHING WAREHOUSE and examine many hand
simc and useful articles in our line.
JAMES CORTLAN & SON,
10 Baltimore street,
DDS opposite the Centre Market.
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AMERICAN JOURNAL OF FINE ARTS. We
have received the frst.number of a handsomely
printed periodical, having the above title, pub
lished by w. B. Taylor, s. Co., No Barclay
St., N. Y, and edited by A. d. Paterson. 1t
is to be devoted to Painting Sculpture, Archi-
lecture, Music, &c. and appears to be conduct
ed with ability. There is certainly room for
publication ofthis character, especially when it
is placed at the low price of S3 per annum' in
ADVANCE.
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sRnN DOLLARS. whole ticket sold. to
q OONH Nos. 5 81 81, by BYRNE s. 60. on
Oath inst. This splendid prize was sold to young
gentleman of this city, and the first ticket he ever
want the cash, call at old A. CALVERTi STREET
and try their luck in the rich scheme for TO-MOR-
ROW Capitals 81, 0aO, $500, 10 of $500, 10 of
$1,000, &c. Tickets $40, shares in proportion.
For fortunate Nos apply to -
BYRNE s CO., No. A. Calvert street, ~,
no 81 H.,
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MIR. kEEWL, IN WAsHrNGroE. We per-
ceve that Mr.. Keevil, the popular lecturer on
Astronomy and the Polarization of Light, with
Dioramic Exhibitions, is now in Washington,
and commences a course Of entertainments this
evening, (the 25th.) His lectures in this city
were most fattcringly patronzed, and will be
found by the citizens of the District well Won
thy their attention.
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r f NOV AL
HhR. p. w. TIL E0BA SD has removed his re-
"A = sidellce and Office to NO. "A NORTH CHARL Els
STREET, above Saratoga-sl, where he will attend
to all professional calls, and may be consulted be-
tween the hours of and O'Clock, A. NJ, and and
O'Clock, P. NJ. dls-eo3m
Is A IUGL NJ. LAWDER, COLLECTOR, at
y TENDS promptly to the collection of all accounts
placed in his hands Residence,
No. l7S E BALTIMORE STREET,
Six doors East of Eden street.
6k7- RgPRRKNcEs--Wim Reaney, ESQ.,, Charles
F. Mayer, Esq, Or. Jacob jennings Maj. Joshua Dry
den, st. George W. Tesckle, Esq. na5-lm'
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ENTIRELY NEW ARTICLES

LOTTERY PRESENTS THIS WEEK.
a The I'll OFFICE OF FLETCHER & CO.
On THURSDAY, for SO, S25 ,OOO!M
On FRIDAY, for SIS, S25,OOU.!!
On SATURDAY, for So, 81 ,OOO!!!
We respectfully inyiteone and ALL Young and did o.,
call aad Try their luck at our office the present week
cket purchased in either of the above Lotteries
bring you an independence for life '"'
Whole Tickets, half tickets and quarter tickets r.,
sether with Packages in all the above magnificent ct
teries are now ready for sale.
{I5-Orders sent TO Us through the Ra,tinore pos,
Office will be attended to with our usnaI nromn,no
and fidelity. Address f'P''''
JAMES FLETCHER & Co
:, No. 80 Baltimore street.
IL Above H0hday-st., Baltimore Md
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20 RELIGIOUS NOTICE. In conseqsence OF
the ndisposition OF the Rev. Nh Fisher, of Kentucky;
WHO is now aborng with the First Baptist Church, at
the corner of Sharp and Lombard str cts, the weekly
meetings will be iscontnued until further notice.
The Rev Mr.. ROBINSON, of Norfolk, Va, is expected
to preach THIS (Christmas) MORNING, at IL o'clk
The Rev. Mr. BRIGGs in expected to preach on sab
bath Morning next; and the Rev MIR. FISHER in me
Evening of that day, provided his health will ad 'it
his subject will be the ''New Birth" Tile public
are respectfully invited TO attend. IT.
Gyy- GERMAN SOCIETY OF MARYLAND. The
anniversary meeting of this Society will be held on
THURSDAY AFTERNOON at - O'Clock, at the
Exchange Hotel. Members requested to he pune
tul in their attendance the election of officers for
the ensuing year will then take place.
The Anniversary Dinner will take place at o'clk,
Pm Gtl e. w. LENTZ, Sec'y.
G3-MALE FREE SCHOOL OF BALTIMORE.
Collections will be taken up on THIS (CHRIsTMAs)
DAY for the benefit of the Male Free School OF Bal
timore, in the following Methodist f. Churches, viz:
Light street, Charles street, Eutaw street, Wesley
Chapel and Monument street. This ancient and be
nevoent institution has been in successful operation
for forty three years past and has at present umdec its
care about 300 INDECENT boys and girls, who are daily
receiving instruction in the useful branches OF English
education under competent teachers. IT.
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- sass.y% SFEAMBDAT NOTICE. The
53sssss regular Opposition Line between this
SStlsssdsss83sk city and Philadelphia per Steamers
MARYLAND, OSIRIS, and PORTSMOUTH, has
hccn discontinued for the present on account Of the
ice. But the patronage which this Line has received
has induced the proprieors to make arrangements to
commence again, soon the ice win permit with
increased speed and accommodations.
DDS ROBERT Nj. HILL, Agent.
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q RAND CHRIsTMAs PRESENTS f

1t Opposite Barnum's City Hotel
GRAND CHRISTMAS PRESENTS FOR \
w the patronage TUCKER s. BRO. 1t will be re- !.
collected that we held out Inducements To our friends
to try their luck with us during the Christmas fesiiv
ais, and that we would he distribute beFaypi
from the stores of Dame Fortune, We have adheredY
to and redeemed our promise to Ihee very letter.
Yesterday sold prizes of s. 900, of $500 and Inc
of $500. and ofSl40, to ous various
of the $1,000 prizes sold TO lady in Baltimore co.,.
the remainder to citizens.
N7-TO-MoRRpW, S25 900, 10 of $500, and 10 OF
II, I. TUCKERs& BROTHER, z:
1t Head Of Centre Market ti
offending. MONEY FOR THE HOLI e,
- DAYS. Lots Of it to be had at DOYLE'S Capt. at
tai Prize Depots IA Pratt ST. opposite the Railroad De
pot and ne xt oi Bradshaw's u. s. Hotel. As money
about this time is very desirable thing make use uf
the opportunity offered TO furnis yourselvesf iE
Christmas mul eg. The way to do it is to purchase a
capital prize frsom M. Dye Several capital prizea1
sold hereT week, amounting in all to S22, 000t
and upwards.t Some splendid Christmas presents iiS
the brilliant ss;hemes to to be drawn this week. arfe
now oh hand ,,nd for sale. ~ III
Monday capital i2 asSo tickets s. shares in pfop
Thursday, /" $4,000, /" 8, de-
Friday, 60 10000, +" s. DOT n
Saturday, NoOO I" 9, do ~
issued in Mondays lottery sfer Sl2O and in Tues
days for 6for packages of eghts in one &c. So and
in the other s4-go in for packages.
liberal discount will be paid to persons who pur-
chase by the package or quantity.
FOR sale III the greatest variety of lucky numbers by
the PACKAGE single ticket, or share. All orders per
mail or otherwise. addressed to '1i'
NJ DOYLE, No. IA Pratt street,
1t Fri onDosite r. 4 O. r. R. Depot.
WMT HITE FLANNELs-ALL WOOL! Only
Wv % cts per yard will be opened this day at
HAYHkRD'S Cheap Store, No. 25 Howard-S n
mo ID door from Fayetle'
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MURPHY's MERCANTILE COUNTING HOUSE
CALENDAR FOR 1915. This is beautiful spe-
cimen of printing, and is filled with informa-
ton that will be found particularly useful to
merchants and others engaged in business.
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THE TARIFF. II is said that the committee
of ways and means of the IT, S. House of Re-
representatives., will report bill for the general
reduction of the tariff early after the holidays.
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WMI HITE FLANNELs-ALL WOOL! Only
w Is cts. per yard, will be opened this day at
HAYWkRD'S Cheap Store, No. 25 Roward-s.
mo I'd door from Fayetlc,
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u ARD LAMPS. | have received another LOT
"a of SOLAR LARD LAMPS, both gilt and bronz-
ed, with plain and cut globes; also, Camphine and
feied at exceedingly low prices. All kinds of Lamps
cleaned and repaired.
DDS 81 G.. WEST, No. Is Sham street
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s $4,000 5 20 PRIZES R;51 ssi oss,g,-

A FTER CHRISTMAS, draws the splendid
IA susquehanna Canal Lottery, with capital of
S236O0 This is something grand! All those who
wish fun pockets for the New Year, TOMORROW,
(Tsursday) Is your chance. Call on EMORY s. CO.
and prize is sure.
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THE ONE Hour RULE. DR.. Duncan has
done good thing in getting his one day cleo
ton bill through the house; and he should not
follow it by bad one in striking out the one
hour rule-one of the best rules ever adopted
by the house Of Iepresentatives-for it has saw.
ed a great consumption of lungs as we'll as mo-
ney. A man with good sense can speak as
much in one hour as the foolish man can in
day; hence the tongue of the latter should have
the restraint of the one hour rule. A few
words we'll said, are better than volume not
to the purpose-therefore we say, let the one
hour rule remain in force. He who cannot fin
ish his speech IN that time, cannot have much
to say which would be worth the listening 10
and it is hardship for the people to have to
pay for the speaking of nonsense. Brcvity is
said to be the soul of wit; and it should be
learned and practised by members of Congress.
THE TARIFF. II is said that the committee
of ways and means of the U. S. House of Re-
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6,EIRIsrmAs PRESENTS. Fine Gold Rings

NURIsTMAS PRESENTS. Fine Gold Rings
u and Breastpns; gold Bracelets ard Earrings; gold
and silver Pencils; gold Watch Keys and Lockets;
Bogue Holders; Fancy Boxes; day and 30 hour Brass
aud Wood Clocks; drilled eyed Needless cts. paper;
JET BreastpinS g.! JttBultons cts. doz; Hooks and
Eyes ct box; Tape cts. doz; Twist Combs cents;
Side Combs cts. pairs Bears Oil l2a bottle; SHAY
ing Cream lS} jar Lead Pencils cts doz silver Pen
ellis le2 cts. each coored Cotton Gloves cts, pairs
Lard Lamps 37t. Also, general assortment of Jew
elry; Clocks; Combs; Pertumery; Brushes; Buttons
Thread; Hosiery; Gloves; Japan amt Britannia Wares
Candlesticks; spttoons; Lamps, &C., all Of which
am selling at astonishingy low prices
GEORGE y. VICKERS.
No. Baltimore street.
d25-lw Between the Market and the Bridge.
YEyO TEACHERS, A CLASSICAL MALE
= SCHOOL, with Fixtures and Room, will be dis
posed of TO well qualified Teacher, on The most rca-
sonabe terms. The School is situated in one of the
most desirable locations in the city and the Scholars
are engaged for the year Please address through the
Post office, with real name, K. u. IT.
u ARD LAMPS. have received another lot
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asfeDouoolu Ge1nt1tG1rs.

not by gripping our intercourse WIN VIII r., ,l,ose
not is presumpuou- attempt 10 l,l'l,o' r. hl-
laws .; trade, whch are the regulations =, ~, -.
mighty Power and al!-seeing wisao'n' "" n,..b
working too mach and by producing "o M e; ~
Thi, ouT Wing brcilren have ioia " IN" 49,.
coniuuc 10 c US, IN despite oil me l"c' ~ .i ~
expectations OF tobacco have ailh.l,,n"e"
,he rassigc Of the Tariff act; MISUNDERSTANDING !;
the testimony of experience lIovts '''as 90 81
advances. Yes. thew tell Us tEis, with tiielr oa L
declaration staring them in the face M0' J~e,@"
restrictions des,yDr ow Gii!y 70 Ia" from ,~n'gI'
..atioas; prcfAn&roS, WHICH THEY ApM.r ,, ~
M THE BASIS or THEIR CREEP foT, al c ;G"'''-
crn Tariff men a,ieee, that foreign lro'p,,o'
ard Restrictions Is weakening cur ma,
alone ju.lN ns in building rp Go'nc.,r ma a-
nuiaclutes: End the chic! excuse io' '".
they a:e wacing against commerce. = ."' -"
sion Of or acrlatpnl Pfod"GS nom ,,'S'I,.
roriS. Tie Int adj 10 The c''IS W. s"'.s' II
reducing the dcman, tor what We i'"'c % su..'
and increasing the price OF W"t We nav " e
chasc: stree hey rciinbrre the "aHHllf'aLeIS
fa- Ire ha.ishipa suffered lr t+c
Tfu!y or i:ir.ncs should beg to e GeiiEclg,'
lonl tie ocous attentions OF suca "'"" y,
n those who have ?eeunary interest ~, IN 'Ae
...ly;cc they give llt--Ni.i l.
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Ia. list two Il. Nhiss have literally tened
with communications n !c,a,ion % his District.
The r.us; elaborate one. is 4 :.eLc.Gl IcHicw OF
H. |; purroit, 10 have been w.nten hy som: ouc
who had gone through ''mUci ihc laI"cr portion
ol!his once 'IlnM IT, ioa OF WhIs9err. NOV,
we. who have n0t been altogether naaentvc 10
what is yoirg on in the District, know II no one
who has made a ''toUr through lGuch The iarccr
portion Of this once Tenth Legion oi Whisgely
but NJ .Ios:;4s ) ear--,nd yet liz. term o! THIS
communication referred TO- Wpuid seem ~ iolDui
tie IDEA. tina, he WAS tie author Of H. Bul no
mater VINO is the author j. is Inaccurate ~ all OF
is details Ana. ppoa This roin;, The itichii!ohd
Whig shall itself t. our irsi witness. \ DAY or
Two since that Yapcr saii, Va man ta, inilu-
cree enough with the peoTle oi that fish 81 10
sway .hcm from iEcir pro.csscd principles bat
H. i. H5:c, ana even his magical influence Is y
ready On the uane Ha:lv has lille or hone
heyond that .,.;c. parry yoic. winch. Il g. eAct-
ted rc;iod q! pcftv, any man can cothu"re, nJ"-
ever tr1;hy Ii. MAY he We take the Y Zig IL
lis word. .og tie arsumeat-and it :; lea>, can
moi object to this. Mr.. Dayly can 81 aoae o,ler
than :. Eary yc.e. Last Spring IL Wa elected
in the District, under every possible "isadvan-
tacc lie was iii the can"2s> bu! ioCr Weeks
his oproneIi near twice a. long. In s;S .. tie
cos,.iits ot lie Distr.c a we &lc informed, he
had ut-er MS b'tl, LctIt iIiG - 1tlii-
monccj. Some u iic:n h. WAS unsLe - 49,, q
al. and 81 cou,se "as Z Perfect stranger only
Know, liz the Whig'S endorsement OF Eira; and in
none could he >ieuo iu. day o: two Never
he! be was elected by Z saalor;y Of l03, az
ffe jaHea clcetoa, as H. ot.ras Sfor orcr hoia Il,
he prSt.ia. IL received near dounie tie 90.
which Mr. Wise received the Spring leiote; ani
no man Was ever beaten in tic District wto t.
ce;ved lie yote which Mir. Cater did. % there
was ia;rlral-and Bayly, the odio.is Loso foco
who has 10 strength beyoad bis party, was sue
cessi.lI and aeains, PEI, jeac Ee ,ras teotea q
the Wings. This * p.clty iaf evidence hat The
District is with u. unless there nave been changes
since lat Sprips.. Lets sc how this is. We
have not seen that the Wing ciain> am specific
changes except in York. There, upon the an
lhori:y Of Mr. Morcau Bowers, i claims ninety
old changes. Where did they come from? Mr.
Van Pnrcn received b.; IL votes il Tie Comfy
and Gen. Dayly bni l0.. Does Nj. Bowers
mean 10 say, that Polk aud Dallas can only re-
The vote which Mr.. Van Buren, did in lSi0
Where are Col. Russell Or. Shield, Mr. Samuc
Shield. one OF the Oldest and most Intelligent n.cl
of the County-ihe Clerk for forty years Of the
Cour: Mr. VIM. Peui;t, Nj. John Curtis Sc. &c.
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i,tn,a ,,o,r lNhlc IL II NoreM1cf!
9TN. 7ITT. T7'T ~ - =
Richmond Wing oi Yesterday says

The Richmond Whis oi Yesterday says:
"Thc aptitude Of people TO deceive inemse!T Z,
v-!.c.c their wishes correspond WIFE me sci! 'c
ccplon, is II Known ami very natural Ira,' OF N''-
,nan nature Eat Tie io"dncsS Of mankind iof
being deceived. ,Iupej lnnhnc-ed, ana mace Is,
sos Of, i 4 more remarkable cii"'&c.c'iaiic, and
more d.ficul. olphilcsophica cSplanaion ;.
Here can ~ seen The estimate Whicn nc c'',
tors q. tie Wing place upon tie intelligence 81
tie rcoplc-and lhrsc cilo:s, no !onhi, tam" me
"iol!nc>s Of mankind lor being deceived, darei.
inmLnracd. AID made asses OF. will enable them
10 deceive dupc ana hunbac the people win
their D.sunion humlng>, their 'sccrc; clicG-
lar .chclncs, their lorgercs in rcsau! 10 Coy:
pu'l hsandia" his ncgsoe>. their British GOA
hua,iiu.. &c sc. But, however great may hc
The .!onire>s OF mankind for being deceived,
Gi:c.i. ana hunhu.gcd" we have too high an
csiir.ara .! ihti. intelligence To- saaposc Tie iAoSl
cre5uors a:aones: them will make ,Uch asses
OF ,hcmscrc, - Ia believe aay d: The absurd
ridiculous and coI.;vapbc "humb"cH now
being put forth Utmost daily hy The a@;hg' "'
The .:alauc,ion plot" the sole author Q! ''e
secret circulars Sc: and in this opinion | am
s,,pr3i-ci not o.!y IL all Of M own parry
IN; h. Mr. James Lyons, li!c IIh.s Ei'c'" !or
Inc Eastern Disric. Of Virginia.
A%TI-HUMEUG.
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TIE ESSAYS or TIlE MIGHTY MIND.

jsr. C.0FS .lta$e ~ i,.i~tr.
We finish on ihc .ifs; Pace 81 his morn
jn"'s paper. .ha !ast o.! he "i;>sars" Of D.
nicl WEBSTER. Thev arr mqu.S.iamMv his
productions. although tie Coon Ofaior> ale 81
lcnrt;ng TO break llc.r force hy d,nYit" .ha.r
authenticity A ia'c MadiSon;au sars:
we see thar @;cai many question" Of vera
ci'y' ate ,lsipg ont ci he disputes a tie pre-.
as 10 tie authorship Of the Essays vca.c rc-ru''
fishing from lhe Mldi,otiau ol l-i2. We tayr
,nvcu,e, and sealed the Mss. Of III" ii>sars j.!
question. and placed them IN The hands Of = Ii.'i
ierson. who will, provided al the lariie> liter
cslcd shall acqu:c>ce in IT, exhibit Ihem To such
Gentlemen a. r.ay really he in search ot tic
Truth
Another Editor says, The murder must soon
come ont"
Why the murcris ont. Wcarc infarme!Iy
two gentlemen. who ate intimate with MIR lone,
that ihry have seen he Mss. which AZ" in lHc
lac,; Dan, handwIiling Tine aelo' these T.
sav> presents Startling development; agajns' lie
INSCRIPTIONS coarse Of ~. Clay, ~ rewaIG,!i."
corrupt paltzaa John e. AGams couH rot
have been elected without Tie .oie of John >cof.
q Representative from Missouri. Mr. Clay IN
lri9ued to Obtain through HIM the vote ci Id
souri-and then a. Speaker Of the fiousc q Re
prc>enia;ives, contrary 10 aIl custom, AID without
any auhurirv, he apyfopfia,cs a part OF H." mo
neY which had been IN, into hi. hands -
pay thr cr,NIa1 Congress- for has cmo!H-
:neci. lie opens the account q! John scot,
which had been settled by The previous Sp'ak-
q. Philip =. Barlour-and allows scott
ior cx;cadcd irilca2c ajlliional Conversation.
Titus (aS 2fr W..'.tcr charges il oH Nj Clay
~ will be srcn Is, ;hi. thu; MIR Scott ~a~ i.t
only them fpr he 4 81 Hme allowed or ;Fage. a.
ie tir.t r0Uic hu Nj. Clay kindly corrected o."
errors u his predecessors 2pi advanced 'Hr mai
-
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The Clay Parry o; the >;,or;h is still boldly
playing ont The game # IN atramrl Coalition
with ihc Ahol;;!onis;.. i.sAE,i->'aFcit -iaud-
ard Of this week contains IN c.atoiaic ai''t'c
.,o,n the r,en q. E,luur., Quincy. ~, eon OF:
otcsjcu, Quincy, 81 Harvard, aEa t:1hcr Of
the ch;ci marsha! o.! the late ar,i i'' Wing Poo
c,>>icn in hi, C.;y, setting :ogti tho reason, whg
Nj hlrncy is unworthy Of the confidence OF 20
ltctl support OF genuine Aholiiioa,ts IND %!
ceul>e II go.c for Cliy. Sappose Mr.. Clay he
e'cc;c., AMI il should turn ont, as Nh. Chcvcs
predicts ,tlat he can only he elected h. the votes
OF the At,liiion;,s, with what sentiments would
the i:,>uei South vieW Tie bad cminence,' 10
MLil,: .c Womb be .ir.issI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-01

A glance at the above table will show tia. Dr.
ring each period, from the year ls2i 10 the PIE
cent time, THE PRICE or TOBACCO HAS UNIFORMLY
FALLEN wags TIE Tariff WAS INCREASED, AND
has IS UNIFORMLY iNcEEtsED wIii:T ruE Tariff
WAS REDUCED. This las teen the case ~, Tor Z
month or 4 wear only; no; from the first OF Jaru-
arv. 1911, 10 The iirs; oi January, ISL (ir;cR tic
1aor.etS i-yc eiuticd " ne ipoy.aioaS .in@er he
| Low nUriLs or TIE CoMrRoMisg ACT. IN aaijci-
;,otiou If 1arif) hu; during The whole period
/ .. he pfc!ihiiory policy. (as Mr. Clay called the
TaJi,;;) while the country ana is commerce were
I exposed 10 every variety ofci!slms,aEccs tending
il deYeloIe tie laws i: trade All This variety If
4 circumstances. aEiorc which st mention The ter
rihle rcvuism hich overlook Us in 1897. coa.f
!ro obscure the fact, that The Tariff Ie3uccs Tie
| price Of Tobacco, the principal agricultural pro-
duet Of Virginia. True, the price Of Tobacco
fell like the price every lhng else in that year
sc, il did not cct below he price oi the prosper
Gus times q 1882, when ''ihe Eill Of Abomina-
lions" was in ull operation. During The rcduc-
/ ton OF tie duties under Inc Compromise act, tic
/ price rapidly increased, NJ 10 the rc:ulsion Of
| 1857, MISUNDERSTANDING TUE GREAT INCREASE
OF TuE sgpr,Y; and, from that time 10 tie
| violation Of The Compromise, our Tobacco
crop brought each year more money INTO the
country than il did the preceding year. Even
/ in ISL. WHEN THE EXPLOITATION WAS GREAT
1 en- THAN II EVER MS HEN BTFoRE OK SINCE
i IT SOLD ron MORE MONEY THAN * ANY YEAR
CT 7iir WHOLE PERIOD VIZ have TEE: c0&s!-
rrR!SG An examination Of the table will
show This 10 he 4 FACT. Yet the Wing party
would have The farmers Of The country believe
tia, The present low price. CT Tobacco are cau:ed