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Period OF high protective ,du
ties,
Period OF low duties.
AN extra quality nigh, bring 81, but ,othing more.

AN extra quality nigh, bring 81, but soothing more.
The Albany Evening Journal is out most savage
ly against the new revenue bill, and all its aders
and abettors, and the New York members who 70.
ted for the bill in particular. Its editor had better
take the stump through the Genesee valley, and
preach to the wheet-growers, taking the above la
ble-comried from the New York price current
for its text
The present price Of sound Indiana and other
western States corn in this market is ony as AZ
cents. This, after paying all expenses Of transport
ation, will not leave more than or 10 cents per
bnshel TO the grower. Western States sound red
wheat sells in New York at so IS cents. Deduct
ing expenses Of transportation, this price will not
leave to the grower more than 30 to IS cents per
bushel. Western States -four sold to-day at 50 81
per barrel. This price only leaves about ~ IS a
50 S7I per barrel to the producer.
The increase in the export Of flour from
the port Of New York from the LIST January
To last of June the present, exceeds that Of
Is45 by 237 i37 barrels The increase in the
export of corn amounted TO 1891 bushels.
The increase in the export Of wheat amounted, at
the same time to 26l ,290 bushels. This great IN
| crease enhanced by two caUses-hrst, by the
reductions made in the British tariff, combined with
the prospect Of scarcity in the British ports Now,
suppose this augmented surplus, which left the
country in search Of a market, had been retained in
the country, depending upon a home demand
which the manufacturers promised the farmers
should, under protective tariff Of 1912 be greater
and better than the foreign, what would have been
the present market value Of the above articles The
protecuonists promised the farmers better market
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hemoval OF the United States A xencv an.
NOtariaI Office an"

| NE subscriber has removed his of6co g.. +,
- street, to the small Office which has inst hnor
erected on Sepen street, vo door, ADORE M Po., on
.s, ~nere ne viii continue TO act agent for men
ons patents, lands, contracts, and claims of
be.ng notary public and commissioner of decide
mc' Ior me States of Virginia, Illinois, and Alaba'
'um ,t when his services are required u 10
Within the past two years, this Office he's boon 6, ,
b oea h WIN good share of patronage many claims
nave oeen advantageously settled, and LARGE nmn,
Der are now in progress " large num-
CLAIMANTS in all parts Of the United s,.,s, Mas.
Ionsioer TINS permanent AGENCY, and NAV conE
uenuy intrust to it any business tina, reo,;irss az
agen. or attorney at the seat of government.
nepsons making inquiries which require visits and
examinations at the departments, will please eneosa
md correspondence. " ''' VI une
All letters must be postage paid
EDMUND F. BROWN
Attorney and Agent for Claims
w Notary, Commissioner &c,
,WAsaIsGroH CITY, July g, 1876.
July S-3d& 3tawcp6m
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'a'nish TWO millions Of the SUM reoniyad 40 h,,
e' government will furnish one ~ - sss'I
81 - zen annual instalments The yessss ~ ~ ~
\ - me ooni'hand OF government in case OF Wa ~,
! H. $3.50; ohe OF said vessels is 10 be employed
~, running constantly between New Orlesps ~
Shasres, Tor which annual compensatioo ~ ~; s'a
M pusahd dollars 10 asked, there being as vel Inn,
sa.a hess on mat route. Ii will be seen tba,
oo,hiht oy this entire arrangement, contribn,ss
and rhs 400 one ns interest on the million il furnishes
the whos s per annum on the Chagres route
am soo - nounung 70 sll5000 per annum. or
sii,ooo per vessel The Committee tells me- ,hs, H.
~ ~ ea' expense per vessel large and small
:, ae eAiating navy, is sl06 OOO-or nine ,io,as ~
40 Is mere proposed, whilst the vessel o,IsrsJ
= nine times as powerful in war. and ,he'a"n'J
tunes as useful in peace. II bas h.an u "a thousand
ooIed.ionaoie for government to advance mons,, 70
any business enterprise. But in This csss /,
nay DC equally well said, the government ,s,S ,n
eord;na " TWO millions where il gives one. Az.
~. - ~ VIC present plan, II advances all; and for
sn az las. hir'y years has advanced one bunJred 90
MY millions for the navy-and 10 What resnls anu
n. . e uue question now Is, whether we shall adam
nsii 10y oI combining the commercial with he
~ s,aS naval service. By that policy we can bav
en- s,s:,s" year navy, in eighteen months. Of
,x,,;ng 80 iuaI IN eniceney to the whole of our
,Sa,ig naval force, which requires an annual an
P'iauon OF more than six millions-tbis yea ~
IL, ~ mas oeen said that this is sort of nro,sc
me mat OF the tariff; but there Il no snsIo,,
vh;.h PositiSe mail and naval service providsd
a,.. "a would otherwise cost the government tsn
sryies "oney-yes' my times! and if for an equal
,,I. - permanent burden of six millions ner az
I'm "a removed from the country, il Is cle,r ssvin
!. Une hundred millions Of dollars, of which siY
sota Ssn;, ,n'eres.besidsa supplying vast me-
' ~. iseihty TO commerce. '-
ence and we ,earn - gentleman of grea, expe
- anu success IN steam, having spent a eonS;d
aole part Of his life in the business, Uodsr h..
lion, ana for his employment, the ste,msr
a'r non was constructed at this paee-tbe fas,sst
|, so d0 =, IN The world. She has accomplished .
ave.. Se'enleen miles an hour, which is twice
Lnough the Oregon, Empire, and others boSs
m ,s greater speed than this vet il has bsso
,s,e, sounu ana the river, for which they were
and consequently they are more slight
JAIL ne Fashion has now been running seye-
y wlss as mail packet between New 0rlssns
|. Mobile with great safety, regularly and snr'
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Pacific souApRoN.-A Wash
dent Of the Journal of Commew
seen a letter from an officer of on
Pacific, dated at Mazatlan, on the
says that the news Of Thorntonh
reached them, and they were 10 4
or the day after, to plant the Anna
fornia by the capture Of Montsrs,
cipco. They had taken on boar'
large number Of shovels, spades,
which the writer inferred that 4
throw up Notifications at those plse
Of which they anticipated no MOD
Commodore Jones met with in the
terey a few years since. The fris
not yet joined the squadron. Pm
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NEW YoRK, July 8. 1876.

Free trade Us. the tariff give below a statement
Of the price of new wheat received at New York
during several years of the low tariff, when the du-
ties only amounted TO average of about rs per
cent, contrasted with the last four FIVE years un-
der an average of duties of from 35 to 40 per cent,
imposed by the act Of 1912. The value of a home
market can be estimated by the comparison:
The date af the receipt, Of new ,oheai, and The price for
which IL sold during The Joilo,cing yens:
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,. nEhANDAH HOTEL, Washington
Located on Penn. avenue, one biocf Src,,,
Railroad Denof if""

NE subscriber respectfully informs his fr;.rd,
- ana the public that he is now prepared 10 NAL
arrangements with transient and permanen, b oake
6s at moderate charges-viz: ''"'"' BOARD
iramnse3t boarders, per day 81 90
Do do per week y M M
Boardisg, without room. per wesk . V oo
and neatly furnished. ''' 81 anu airy,
Inc coffee, relish, and private dining rooms .,;u
oe continued as usual. He trusts from his cI na
psauoe % Inc wants and comforts of his guests
Sas ne1e,olore to have the same liberal pat1onaan
extended to his establishment patronage
July 7-lwif VI +'e" iork
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A IIRACTIYE work for young ladies
=; "a and young men.-Just published coa",s Js
20 young ladies' and men, young married persons
introduction by the Hon. John O n;nc,, stLn an
ms popular and attractive work, that should he -
lne lands OF every young person in The copn,,,
can oe mad at the house of w. H. Dietz, on srs:,
near 1,, lsth--price so cents per copy. "''''
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We see it stated in the New York papers that the
first honors of the West Point Academy have been
this year awarded to Charles Seaforth Stewart, a
member of the largest graduating class that ever left
the Institution. This young gentleman is son Of
the Rev C. S. Stewart, of the United States navy,
and grandson of the gallant Col. Charles Stewart,
of New Jersey, honorably distinguished in the war
of the revolution.
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A. c. CASTLE, M. D., Dentist.
3sI Broadway.

CORNER or WHITE STREET, NEW roRw.
LAsTLE refers 10 the Spanish, and N,
late French and English Ambassadors Dan - =
Pu oLsh'on, spanish consn Anthony Barclay. ESQ
e Eng,ish consul; Rear Admiral Walton; Gen NJ
Earthy; Governor Mason; Dr. f. u. johnson PEE
loen, o. Medical Society Of New York; Mrs. Gene
al Sainssi the professors Of the College of Pbvsi
cans and Surgeons Of the State of New York: j, r
Beck, M. D.; J. A. Smith, M. D.; DR. Proudft; DR.
Beadle; Dclafeld, M. D.; ]. C. Cheesman, NJ. u !:
=; a. Houston, M. D.; A. RI. Stevens, NJ. D.; DR..
Tory; DR.. Derring; DR.. McReady, &c, &c. g.
July 7--dlm 49,
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NTADDY THoMpsoN,s M.vi,o

"ADDY THoMPsON,s Mexico
w Green's Mier Expedition
Kendall's Santa Fe Expedition
Danss Life before the Mast
Camps Democracy
Diary Of London Physician.
n ne" supply iusi received and for sal. ~,
GEORGE TEMP, ENAN
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Mr.. PERIL is detained from his seat in the House
by indisposition.
Mr.. Wentworth has resumed his seat, from
which, for the first time during this long session,
he has been detained by the extreme sickness Of his
family
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BEAUTIFUL CARRIAGES wi,h...

a 4 \ ness complete, made by Ogle and Wa,son -
LnIadelphia. This is of the handsomes, CO. -
iages ever exhibited in the District, and Is sn;shnd
throughout in superior style A'''She"
American materials "'oseher OF
One secondhand private csrrisoe - a.,
with or without harness For saIe nv so'u ofaer
po, B. ROMANS.
July 6-3t ""p ii'h streets.
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special meeting Of the Proyidenf
HA! HA!! HA! Hal!
M X. HILL--alfa YapI.. u,,

more entertainments on Friday and s,,n. I've Two
July 10Th and llth, at the Odd Fellows, HoiI
street. when he will introduce the pecuIi,r;,io,
., .he Yankee character by an introdnr,orr I.e
S .e anecdotes, Yankee stories, sayings daI9o,'es
II For Particulars see small bills Door. o.,
a,.,osaL performance to commence at haf.past =
Ai'"es ~ cents each. July 0,
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The Rev. Mr.. McElroy, ard the Rev Mr.. Rey,
Of Gergetown College, d. c., and recently appointed
chsplsins in the army Of occupation, arrived IN
New Orleans on the night Of the 18th Of June, and
the next day took passage in the steamship Ala
hama. for Mstamoras Pal Sentinel,
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OCEAN MAIL AND WAR sTrsn.e e,oSs'

Suishsd ~ me last few years have hen 49,.
es, ~ important territorial acous;t;ons a,'u .I
he 49, our government our share Of dominio Un inc
tally declined %ss ~.h other nations has sub.,an.
Treasury on commss report Of the Secretary of the
Ieinoer last contains statement Of 'naue ~ De-
amin. aosa States for each year, from lsI5 % IN
saa ma we find that the tonnage of d. on ex'
ss. seven years does not equal ,b,t ~
lss2-Is2s Tons. 9sths
ls39-lsI5 $40. 4S466
AaaI
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DIED,

IL DIED,
mr. the IN instant, after an illness of FIVE J,
ELih sIoNE, only daughter Of Tao,s,' uay ~. :
.L'AAskrh STONE, aged 10 months and d,vs "'''
} ROCK Creek Church Groye.-In ooD..
quepee OF the unfsvoable weather on the a,b 81.
entertainments proposed for that day in m. srov"
"esr ROCK Creek Church, will be offered every at,.r
noon during this week, commencing at 4 o'cocS
| omnibus drivers may find il TO their in,sr.a, >,
| Ply 70 ana from the grove during the week.
special meeting OF the Proyiden,
ssoG,auon OF Clerks, will be held at the ibrar, sc
ne treasury Department on Saturday. tbs }I,h
sns.,s, ~ O'Clock, P. m. The members are re.
SPecunily requested to be punctua in tbe;r s,,oaJ
anee as business OF great importance will he I,id
oe'ore the meeting. BY order: ~ ''''
J,lvoo. CHARLES CALVERT,
- Secretary.
AW BoOkS.-The subscriber has =. 900
Ill siderable stock Of law books on hand which g..
~ni sell at reduced prices Those who wan, i no
ICONS VIII do well to call at his bookstore NV
'o'hef OF " street, Pennsylvania avenue '"'
July9 GENTLEMAN.
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Pueblo Indians OF Taos, living in permanent vii.

There are, he supposes, an average of two war.
riors to each family, and Of three to each lodge OF
Indans,-or in all, about eighteen thousand warri-
ors
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aI.Oso6I

Df1Ftna a.
SO oo mas been increasing at the average rae ~
our ststsnasp, per annnm Now when we consider thar
wss,sr comprehend all the stsamsrs on ' mai
bas waters and lakes, whose number We W one
period i !, increased IN the latter over the former
in The ratio IN manifest has there has been serious decline
no MEETING IL is true the quantity Of onr mas oeen
lion TO our &c greater than ever but its proper.
is far less rban territory, population, and wealth
ted Ss winch can neither be divided nor apOronr re-
ncs for = open @ all nations the proper pSoS
MOI The s,s, rivalry It's commerce, although
,unsrn ana Is The legitimate and peaceful mr. Of
Without assT.s.i s%d civilization Il be invaded
ilosI.y rs therefore eoneen.i sIsms,, Wahout
no ,Sl Of our national character, and for ,ssr
splayed ." i. Of the States whose sgs are
,aken from the report from the sees.,arw n1 11t s
sy;y,,; :, naiea last shows the existing state of
on; Peeu'e interests OF each ma
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To Messrs. J. w. Ryan and I
BY the committee:

Francis X. Skunk: Steadfas
the principles of representative
in his resistance to the encroaa :
monopolies--a jealous friend 4 =
public credit-faithful in the disei
Material duties. The people Of =
know how to appreciate his wotie
services. ~
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IL appears from this statem.n, ,h.,
States and Great Britain have ,.cnr.J ',e United
greater commercial marine than all othsr na,io,a
Combined, and that the shares Of these two arsa,
~, Io"ue,clal powers approach an equality B5t az
hn,L statement eomprehends, without ds,inc,;o :"
@ e"ss.wlse and foreign commerce il does no,
ors;vn .ne relative interest OF the two nations in
.,;,.ss commerce alone, which would be a bs,,sr
criterion Of their success in the pr.,I s,r,, oeuer
PIonts and power. Referring, Therefore IS .Oo,L.s
a OF the same report, for the number Of vessels T.
me iorelgn trade OF Great Britain and 10 onr To-.
iy report for those in our foreign trad. we snd
ne following for the year 1874: '"''' we ma
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l.
GENTLEMEN: | thank You u, io4o.
ton on behalf Of the demociu ie ihvi"
congressional district, to ate ~ 'he hrs'
the SEVENTEEN anniversary i'''ner on
Moyamensing Hall. To once, al
citizens Of the district in celer ieiio"-
freedom would afford me no ay OF
am excluded, from it by PRO ore out
The very kind terms in ~ -
pleased to speak Of me persole oeen
expressions Of appreciation s''ong
most gratifying. Yet feel 'o.s, are
you have overlooked my def
deserts. heu my
To the virtue and intelligd
must look for good governing ne we
nations between those publid rscr'm-
their trusts with fidelity, and cnarge
places for selfish purposes, N tneir
which we must rely for the upon
institutions. May | ask the lree
for me the following sentimeu esent
Representative democracy: IN
eminent that COMFORTS with soy-
He who attempts to mar its men
enemy to the liberty and hapH,S an
| am yours, respecH'
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-03-04
TER s.


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Letters the Editor must come free opostGge, or they
NAV not be attended to.
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A Promising Clerk One day las: week
seventeen, whom he had just received into his
counting room, to take off an account from tho
books with all despatch. Soon after hearing him
scratching out something from the ledger; the
merchant inquired what he was doing; to which
he replied, he was g taking off the account, but
his knife was so darned dull that it would take all
the afternoon to getit Of?' Transcript.
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-03-04

Immortality. The prospect of future state Is
the secret comfort and refrcshment ofmy soul; Il
is that which makes nature look gay about me;
it doubles all nv pleasures, and supports me
under all my affections. 1 can look at disap-
pointments and misfortunes, pain and sickness,
and death itself, and, what is worse than death,
the loss Of those who are dearest to me, with in
difference, so long as keep in view the pleas
ures Of eternity, and the state Of being in which
there will be no fear or apprchensons pains or
sorrows, sickness or separation Why will any
man be so impertinen to tell me all this Is only
fancy and deIusion2 Is there any merit in being
the messenger Of i'll news? 1t is dream, let mo
enjoy ii, since it makes me both the happier and
the better man.
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-03-04

Important from Ywcat0m. A proclamation Of
the Congress of Yucatan," dated at Campeachys
January 5th, declared that Department TO be inde-
pendent of Mexico, and determined in no respect
to submit to her authority This movement has
no connection with the recent revolution in Mexi-
CO, but is based on the general abuses and had
faith of the central authority. There can be no
doubt, we imagine of the ability Of Ydcatan TO
maintain her position against any force that Mexi-
co can muster, in her present distracted condition.
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-03-04

We'll Answered. A person who suspected that
minister Of his acquaintance was not truly Cal
whist, went to him and said
Sir, am told you are against the perseVeT-
ance Of the saints
Not 1, indeed answered he, its the persever-
ance of the sinners that oppose
But that is not satisfactory answer, sir. Do
YOU thiak that child of God cannot fall very low,
and vet be rcstoredP
He replied, Il think it will be very dangerous
10 try the experiment. o.
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-03-04

aGennrmen of the jury" said western law
yer, would you set rat-tfap to catch bear
Would you make d-d fools Of yourselves by en-
deavoring to spear buffalo with knilting-needIe2
Or would you attempt to empty out the Mississippi
with a goard2 No, gentlemen. know you would
not then how can you be guilty Of the absurdity
of finding my client guilty Of mam-slaghuter for
taking the life of qComGn?'
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-18
g4ztosle0tppt Drmorrat.
rERM Ia

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DoltAes AaD FiprY CGaTs II not paid ~ ad-
vance Of InaEE DuLLAas " not p0id within
sig months, No subscription taken Tor les'
mp than one ycht
AoyrnrlsnEsas inserted at the rate Of OSE
EotIAn per .quafe Of TEN LlsEs or less, for
Inc 6r,t insertion, nnd Furry CETrs for enoh
continuance, Al advertisements must b.
marked win the nuuber Of iuset ions rcquir
id, or They viii be published until forbid, and
charged aooordney
0Jey-Polticai circular', or notices for the be-
ueGf OF individuals pr companies, charged NJ
adgsni,cments Articles Of q personal nu-
iure. gben ndniisable, at double The above
rates, ami Payment required 10 advance
Announcing oa1didutos--TKN DoLLARa fol
Stata or District, and FWE DotLAns foi Goun.
~ odices. to BE- paid invariably 10 advance.
04y-No Job Printing delivered until paid for
except to those with whom we have regular
dealings
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-18

N bl sss9 p DlSSkNs l / = V
|EZ T! {, 1! ] : q

Arr tue cheapest and mostapproVed FamI-
" Medicine ever offered to the public
They are extremely mild in their opera
lion, neither causing sickness Of the sto-
mach, nor any unpleasant sensation in the
system, as is too frequently the case with
medicines given TO act upon the bowels;
hence muIlitules, who have been unable
to take other pills or Preparations of me-
dcine, On account Of their nauseatlng eff
fecls, use these pills without the slightest
dsagreeabIe feelings.
BY their manifest and sensible action
upon the chyle, which is the fountain head
OF health or disease, they may justly be
considered Universal Medicine, and the
complaints that come most directly under
their influence, and for which they are SO
particularly designed, are as iollows:--
Bilious Fever, Fever and Aguc, Dyspcp-
STA, Liver Complaint Sick Headache, En-.
largement Of the Spleen, Jaundice. Aslh-
ma, Dropsy, Rheumatism, Piles, Cholic,
Bowel and Summer Complains, Female
Distractions, Heartburn, Nausea, Furred
1 OllRuEs blHitIlNltu VI wv ~ iilt ~ Hiu
Bowels, Incipient DWrhGa, 'Iatulence,
iIabituaI Cos,iyeness, Loss Of Appetite,
Blolched or Salow Complexion, and in all
cases of Torpor Of the Bowels, where a
cathartic OF apericni medicine is needed
As many of the above enumerated dis
eases come on impercepjbly, and become
far advanced in their progress before II
is suspected that they exist in the system,
no one should expect, in such cases, to he
at once relieved entirely, hut should CONT
nue. the use of the pills for considerable
length of lime. Full directions accom-.
pany each box, for The use Of the pills,
in all these complaints for which they are
recommended.
or A fresh supply just received and for
sale by G STANCILL,
W N. srANsoURr} Carrollton,
WV. SANDERS,
J. O. YOU'VE a. Co., Middleton,
CHAs, KoprERL, Shongalo,
j. V. SrEEN, Greensboro,
j. SNIDER, Greaada,
and, on enquiry, may be found at all the
towns and villages in the State,
July 80, 1855 33-6m