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DIR. BEACH'S PRACTICE l. MEDICINES
N RANnOIPH IA Co. RooLsellers Sim.

w. RANDOLPH a. CO., Booksellers, Sta.
Re, mos sss sss M si Ma. S
deines The following the retail
made to Physicians Merchants and osAs who buy In
American Practice Panty Physician being the Scientific
-eusaeins the character symptoms. and OF
the diseases OF and eh.n BY W
.a~r. s.r and pee. o. The MsdsiSs. ar, a. follows.
Pulmonary Powder or syruP-s colds coughs consumption
Splitting Of blood. pain in the breast ke-75e
Atetatve Powder OF Raam-fos all impurities OF IN. BLOOD
for serofs SAN Rhsum -eah bead Rheuma.nfor Mereura
syphlie and eupive dseasrs-whe sennss
| tnias and areaaneoas aaeeuons-7Se
Restorative Wine all nervous complaints. seseral
Powders To make Bilicrs-S0
Pile Eeeiuay-fOr Hcmorrhei. rIe.-an
ercign rrmciy-ioo
Neurairing MIXTURE and Nursery Medeoes-fsr
children. induced by teehins dentitoa-S0
fevsr and hsue fo~dsrs-Ot Intermittent, Bilious Fcvcrs-
100
D.phoretieo Fever rOwdsufor all Februe Inaamma
di-ea.c.-5O
Dure'ie Dtops-ot Gravel Kidney.
for ey.tts ieHauria, and all urinary di-sases-so
Anu Bilious Family Phy-e-a complete substitute io Mercury
Se-sS
IiePahe. or Liver riu,-fer all Liver complaints. se-So
Rheumatic Lquidfor Rheumatism, -prans Spinal
RS.s%. f sae ~ the ses and Sea.
sudorhe Tneiurr s~eatins Drops-fo colds
inanmauons peary, neuralgia, bilious collie gravel ke-So
Worm Po~det-tot pin. tape. and
all diseases arising nom ~orm.-so
the chest ke-25
Ncrvou. Pu--,Or Neuralgia and all pcrvou. d.,a.c.-2s
Vegetable Anti Bilious Psor all hillary diseases.
droPsy, &e-25
Dy,peP'e and Tonic rh.for Dyspepsia Indigestion,
HabInal Co-iveness Aety OF heartburn pain
the breast and side, dizziness. &e--SO
Cough Drors-tor colds lungs
nation OF Irritation OF the bronchial tubes $3.50
ltsng Plasier-fot all deep seated
etna Organs Spinal Diseases Deafness.
Female Pnistot ehotss and other female
CaaTrh Powdersot catarrh and
Anodyne Pin.-fot Grams Pits Se-,o
Compound Gnus Poulueefor Eyes burns
ulcers. Se-SO
EIPeetOani DoP--ior whoOpns Cough Group Asthma Ge
so
Brown ointmep,-or Itch salt Rheum st Anhony's Fire
ke-25
Co@POson for ''eamns swelling Rheumatism Pie.
&e-5O
Medicinal Chests containing portion Of the Medicines
for sale trriees from $40 to SIS.
Al these Medicines under
and have his and
every boz package, vial bou prevent public being
articles by Druggists by NJ
the public hereby CAUTIONED
articles Beaehs Medicines except
Al rttcu signature each Of the above remedies
For farther particulars respecting Dr. Beaehs Med
eines Pamphlet which be obtained agents
DIR BEACHs FAMILY PHYSICIAN and all tn. MEDICINES
are for sale by the following Agents:-
Randolph Co. Booksellers and Binders, I2 Main
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JAYNE'S CARMINATlVE BAISAM

Is pleasant, certain, safe and eiIcctuaI remedy
for DysenteT, DarhHl Loosehes Cholera Morbus SUM
MER COMPLAINT Chole Gripping Pains Sour Stomach,
Nervous He idaehe Heartburn Waerbash Pam Sickness
s'omle Vomiting Splitting up Of Food after Eating ard sl.o
the body unchanged, Appetite
ReSssbes and Inability sleep Wind the stomach ana bow
els ysenes Clamp, Nervous Treo and TwehnRs ssa Sick
Fsin1g. Melancholy aud Lowness spirits
Of Infants and for all BOWEL Affections and Nervous Dis
Offered 10 the public for the the
Of the and BOWELS and the article worthy Of the
confidence fpf curing CHOLERA iNFANTUM SUMNER COM
PLANT and 10 all the above diseases really like
Al persons requested Try H. for without reception
Of the valuable family medicines yet
Hundreds nay ousands Of certificates have
physicians CefEynen and families Of The st respectabiy
ing testimony its fayoir publish
Prepared only BY Df JAYNE. Philadelphia and for
Richmond, by r. JOHNSTON, Druggist,
je1O AGENT Proprietor
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
HAVE superior article of Brushes from 90
ARTICLES
Glass Of the best quality from e6I7O whoe.als
srretAiL
White Lead hard TO beat IN Kegs from 25
The ABOVE articles Of
ountry gentlemen would do o a nd tbess
fsods and Judge for themselves ROBERT MOTIFS
Paint shop Main street,
NeI oor TO he Ere ham Han
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ALEXANDER'S TRICOBAPHE!
Improvement Of 1916.

FINHlS new and popular LIQUID HAIR Dl r.,
it, introduction has met with neHamPed but merit
the subscribers would inform the public that still
has ley been made that II stands now
unparalleled eoors the Hair either Black Brown nsianta
neouy washes soils the clothes aud instead Of
inung the beauty and elasticity OF youth
excellence will be TO every upon single
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+. LATHROP ~ VAN DEURSEN,
NO 81 MAIN STREET.
NM are opening THIRD SUPPLY Of hs fashionable
w Goods for LADIES' dress goods,
power oder We
stock before purehasi ing elsewhere:
Rich pink, blue and mode cord Bareges
Black striped and plain %
satin plaid FIi de Chere-MOhair goods
Satin Qudfili DO do do
PINK satin striped and pliid Redowas
Piiid Broche AMI Qudrrl Fouaris
Oigandi Auslins; Printed Lawns
Ginaham--EnEl Oh, French, German nd Scotch
Black and white plaid Gingbams
Rich sik lusre do
aud linen do
4" ptaid Tissues and Isibeuas
Prints, very large
Plaid ani striped Bingham Muslns
Mode cold Alpaeas for ridinz dresses
Lace Capes, French Collars, Cun,
Laees Edgngs. Nets nd Bobbins
Hosiery Gloves Nett MHt'
Linen eambTe HdkG, boTdd and hem,iichsd
Fancy sik plaid Neck Ties and scarfs
shawl-n great variety: such white Grape, eooured do
BareRe, Hermann muslin and rich silk
Ribbons. Bonnets, Flowers, Rupss &c &C.
Al the above goods have been selected
please the fasdous pnccsas
ut o insufe my
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FRESH ARRIVAL OF SPRING
GOODS.
MAY 2Ist, 1917!

GAY, MATTHEW'S Il co. have this day re-.
~ eeved by Adams Cos Express, direct York
general variety Of the styles Of Fancy
ing the last week BY Mr. Gay from
Portatons at prices below those asked for
earlier period OF the
In their Fancy and Dress Goods Department be found
Handsome Silk Grenadines Plaid Zpynes Lawns Organizes
Printed satin stripe and Plaid French Bauages
lines Ogandy Fol an PomPados Satin ouAdre silk Tissue;
Baek Plaid and Rich SATIN figured Armue sss Embroidered
Normandy Linen Robes plain and
Ladies travelling Dresses swiss huns dotted embroidered
mboured in white aud eolor plaid French Eng sh and Scotch
Gingams handsome French worked
settles French Cor'e Canton Grape and Bage Shaw sear
plain worked and silk checked white and brown Cotton
with all the additional variety suited and present
mands OF Fa=hion
In their staple Department will be found
Of n-eul and desirable goods. my 81
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RICARDO'S
PALMA CHRISTI P0MADE.


partition confidently s7a nhe world
mparng beautiful son and glossy TO the Hair
promoting its growth. and preventing falling out
DR.. JACkSON'S BALSAMlC ELlAlR,
For Preserving and Bcautifying the TEETH.
md PURIFTLSG THE BRE-7TH
This article will be found invaluable, where
persons subject sosweng Bleeding GEffo when.
INF giving the Ttl and preserving them from b.
ss@HF deeayor rendering delicious freshness TO the
the odou from had Teethe bad breath OF
persons who doreed St1Haehs This excel
Ieut and Elixir which Implicit reliance may be
placed approval OF the respectable Ply
and Dentists, both Europe and The Unied states
P0r by Purcell r. K DuVal p Johnston, J. p Du
Eusiace 8 NJ ZAehris-on, A. Leslie, A Bo
Bro spotsoOd a Robertson C. Coring A.
Co. PsterstVrF; q e. Breeder HzAter; Cooke, Irelek
burr principal Druggists throughout the L. - OF Of
r. G A. Wright sole Agents for the u - PAuA@eiPAs
no25-u
TAsH POR RAGS-Ihe Franklin Manufacturing Company
~ intending extend their manufacture Of Paper viii pay IN
and linen Rags white reooured
County Merchants forward parcels Of aEio the tub'e
lsI, who willrempay ment az be may be directed
JOHN RICHARDS,
SUPPLEMENTARY rankin Maa Comply.
Richmond, May 10th. 1916.
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MAY l3Tu-SECOND SUPPLY.
M are this day receiving by Adams Express our
w second supply OF Spring ard Summer Goods comprising
many new aud 1peor styles OF Rich elegant goods
such
Grcnldincs
SaIony and Sums
FouaTd
Six Tissues
Siik and Kid Gloves
Prints OF
Berages, Balconies, Linen Cambria
Linen Cambries; do Lawns
Pans Printed Jaeonsts, Striped Muslin.
Nitts aud Hosiery, CTape shAws &c, together with
every article in the Dry Goods line, offering
ally low CAL and examine ing here
BlNFORD a. FRY,
my IL No. las. Eagle square
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Pianos. Pianos.

PURCHASERS OF PIANO FORTES are
respectfully informed that they
extremely prices The
which he
by wokmen Of experience who know their With regard
10 durability 81 workmanship and beauty Of hnsh Pianos
warranted equal any made country
LRhne and sascy Of touch and equality and Of
tone throughout marked Pecuaes Of the instruments offered
for aaie by the subscriber.
Owing effected with the manufacturers the
subscriber enabled ~ furnish these splendid instruments aloe
price they where elsc south of New
and them u be- equal 10 apy
the Union WIN T.. MONTAGUE,
Dealer Mudcai Instruments general No
my tGf Main rect, of the Golden Lyfe.
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BEACus sUDORIFlC TiNCTURE OR SWEAT
ING DROPS

This ore of thr GREATgsr DIsCOvEHIEz IN medicine
such BE- M uIrqulhrd power producing FREE PERsPIRATtDN
t1' throwing % NJ onee r ot violent cois cvef'
Hamnuhons AMI gynr The upsi speedy and relief
Iloe firrur 0f tr Ufribfa any par
~ ths body Th medicine valued ABOVE PRICE by Jos IA
miles wnp IRE afqll td with H. md particularly by physicians
N3o uac n their prcucr nfeds oniy be most
hfhy eFtcsri and ~ beng ud ie any
slfin anf vol.Hi attack o. WOULD Mp THE WORST AND
MpST DANGEROUS DISEASES ~ THE Bud. No family ~
pyTran you'd te without this unfpas % remedy, dd they but
M IL NJ l--L. In Ia.
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BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS,
Receired Nav 15h.

Reccired May l5h.
WE have just received direct from New
w York
~ gant eooufed Needle work Swiss Muslins
DO Etnbd Swiss and Taiion Dresses, ~ cOlOrs
super Pfinied Iacouets styles
Rich tun Plaid IabeHa De Sole
do Plaid Grenadines and fin Tissues
Splendid Broclde Silks
Light CameifoH do
French narcEes ~ the latest styles
Piain Bkand Satin striped sfts
Patiu stripe waercd do
Organize Muains and Lawns, very cheap
French and Muslin CinFhams
Every style % Mourning good
Biact Hermann shawis
IN and Fancy Hefnafi Fcans
White Embroidered Grape Shaws, Barge Shawis
super Msrseies and Coried Hkirs
Gfass stirts, Bonnet Ribbons
Ai.o un assortment Fancy Prints, % styles ~ Of
uhieh below former Strangers visiting
the ety are requested cai and cranine stock.
WARREN. FAIRIES a BROWN
my ~ No o., hsn sifeet
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CnO PACKAGES NEW SPRING GOODS
OOO-sTILL LATER ARRIVALS M.Hom 18Th. 1871

WEBB, BACON d co. OFFER FOR SALE
w ia3 hhd- Porto Rico
90 do Cuba Muscovado
do - Groin ,,..
60 do New Orleans fsoohh
100 packages loaf crushed, and powderrd-
woolseys' s'uaus AMI Coverings
) e. 81: I ss S 8 $:'' Trinidad AolA''r'
325 bag. Rio
200 10 Iaguayra
IS do II Domingo ,.o,,.,u
100 do Java lOotthh
SO do Maraeaibo
so do and u bbls T. Rico
40 bags Pepper
do Pimcno
I Cloves
SO boxes Oranges
Boxes Ratsins
100 boxes Sperm
do Adsmaniine .,,.,
DO Tanow IChNDLEs
so 10 and half boIrs Hun's Patent
Brown and Shaving Soap
SO Paekg, Gunpou,eT and Imperial part superior D.
20 do Powehong do (Isi'
500 side, Sole Leather variOu. qualities
Bales Shoe Thread
1000 kegs Nails nd Brad.
tons clustered Steel
500 sacks Liverpool Blows Salt
10 tons Nova Grindsopes
500 uetec- Lime
10 bbls Port l
half pipes Madera WINE
barrels pure Cider Vinegar
20 bbs Tanners OIL
10 do Lamp do
100 bbs North Carolina Gross Herrinss
Barrels do Shad
Nos I and MaekereL in whole half md or bb.
Barrels Tar; Rice
IS doz Painted Buckets
so dor oTnB
$50 bags Patent Shot
Bar Lead, DuPonts GGnpowder SapetTe Hops Indigo Mad
der Ground LoEwood Coppeas Alum Chocolate Broma; w-
Cotton Yarns Lamp Wrapping Irvine Window Gas.
and lOtlS' Manufactured Tobacco. &C &C. "a
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BEACH's HEPATIC OR LIVER PILLS.

Pof ar or eons ~ le Liver and Bary Organs Pills
have hren f0nd Of Liver Compliant SOVEREIGN
REMEDY. They act -PECiFlCALLY UPON TIE LIVER and
have immediate fnr al DISEASES ~ this removing
ain. enlargement rnIinmnn, acuc chf0nic yeI0wness
0W spirits fulfe hcavnos and 90 accompa-
of every form Of dssas which IN, Liver
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GRUBBS u APPERSON,
DRUGGISTS.

NO. OIL street,
HAVING made largo additions to their stock
OF Drugs Medicines Paints Oils Dye Stuff, Glass
ko prepared tn furnish Country Merchants
low similar articles be purchased this market We
those wishing purchase call and
GRUBBa 4 APPERsON
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STATE o. MAETL,sB,

STATE hAHrLASp,
BaLTIsoRE CTTT.
Bs remembered that tins I'd day oGJannay Is45 before
.ga-cr5sr Justice OF The Pesce
Aforesaid personally appeared Benedict
oath he Holy RvanEey OF Almighty God
facts forth JUS, and true
stated Sworn before JESSE CLOUD, J. p
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BEACH,S ANTI. DYsPEPTIC PILLs.

rhese undoubtedly asFoota medicine ,r Dyspepsia
affections u The b. found the land II not "a
pcr9 20 even other ihy ceutnly NOT SURPASSED
mdnrss and efficiency operauon. for the RADICAL CURE
'osvsnes stomach enr brush heat aud pa
and wnd The stomach and bowels They nos hishy vau
- By an who know AMI once
used
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BEACm,s COuGn PILLs.

These fr, u taken u The commencement of any affection 81
3D. lungs. bronchial tubes would SAVE THOUSANDS
FEDM tuN-I WFftON. BRONCHITIS. PtEURiEY and OH
rtffs n TIE chest Thy relieve structure ~ iunrs tight
NJ f rf promote erprft1fa0n. fear the skin and
the nsenFhe pepaton, and relief
a eases ~ COLDS CuIOfiG ana other symptoms
frft Hfru furls t.aa-.
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BEACWs NEUTRALlzING MIXTURE.

rnfrfy tb1fa NDfbus Choera inntun suner Complaint
~ ctiffn uautrt, &c. Such has The
great rrrnsfysuch been GENERAL USE and UNFAfI.
ING EFFICACY hundreds and ousands Of fnef they
hive denomnaod n accord " distinguish pre-
alothsrs-"TnE NURSERY MEDIClNg~becsuss
n prompt and thorough N bowel conpaint ehden
eethug and other IT, N, upon The
bowels MOST BLAND AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES once
rpinF pain, firanrR stool and rstessnes However
complaint chronic In pefsous % IN VII
prove. ~ q ever hss proved sovereign remedy.
BBACH's DlAPHORETIC. OR FEVER POWDERS.
These r supss me csshrsed Dover Powder employed b.
physcians ycn and powfersof ke eaactr They
OVERCOME rae MOST RIGID STRUCTURE Ann DRYNEss
OF TfIE SKIN during fever In nhmmatoy dseaes and
gentle pcpaton quiet state of the nerves win enrc fee
general system This superior and invaluable med
Ali TEVERs AND iNFLAhMhTlONs, ~ Peurisy
Qunsy, Pn,umopa and In ar cases Of ehils and fever
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state canal tolls distance being rsokoned by the canal
distances from place to place:-
RAILRoAp TARIFF.
Toll per 100



FIRST Ciass-Msrchandise generally, including the fol-
sheep and hogs oysters in kegs leather oose)
hollow ware and castings generally boots, shoes WOOL
glass ware, sheet and hoop iron cotton waste .eg.s
lemons, oranges medicines, machinery wooden
ware, mineral and Congress water, glass ware car
boys and all unspecifsd articles
Second Class-Domestic manufactured articles on &C
count OF the including and WOOL
On cloths carpeting. warps leather In boxes and rolls
paper paper hangiDgs hides cotton and wool dressed
IN bales hemp cheese lard tallow sumao spirits tur
Psntue sugar molssses oils nails camphine ops
fresh hsh dried fruit oysters and CLANS in shells oak
UNI max clover and grass seed spikes, bar and boiler
iron and steel domestic salt In bulk crockery
or crates window glass peas beans oil cake, tar pitch
rosln. Tobacco manufactured.
Third ClassSated fish, pork aud beef In bbls fresh
polk and beef domestic spirits, live cattle, pot and
pearl ashes pressed hay water lime sand pipe clay and
plaster in bbs marble grind stones wheat rye cora
oats haxsesd, and barley, In bags or casks
Special RatesPanofortes each 40 per mile horses In
per mile each furRture and all light and bulky srti-
ces per cubic feet, 100 lbs at the option Of the
company No per mile double carriages and ssigh
&c per mile single carriages and sleghs, 10 per mile
each which must be properly secured from damage by
Ere and will not be- received by the companies
except ct the owners risk of fire, weather. chatting
Flour green +appes and potatoes per bbl 100 lbs
first class rates Twenty cents will be charged for
receiving and delivering any article without regard
weight ana each single article will be estimated weigh
not less than 100 lbs Cattle sheep and hogs
than one eight wheel load half per mile per
100 lba is
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Correspondence of Philadelphia Bulletin

PITTsBURo, Oct %, P. The river is still IN mag
ndcent order and the feghting business active
could be expected under the circumstance The ex-
pectsd by the French steamer has induced aus
pension In business until her advices received Flour
50 SIX from store. Grain without change. Whiskey
In barrels l9h 2okc Provisions quiet and change
in prices.
BALTIMORE, Oct 2S-l p M.-Southern mail failed to
connect at Charleston. Washington papers contain
thing of interest There marked change from yes
terday in Flour but the market s anything duller
There Ia steady trade demand, but large sales could
not be made except at q concession. Both Howard
street and City Mills held at So u.s. Sales Wheat at
81 % to 81 81 for white and 81 "a to 81 81 for red
to Ilo. Rye 90 to 95. Whiskey in bbls 81. No move
ment worth reporting In Provisions or Groceries.
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WAsHiroroS, Oct. ~, ls4T.

WAsHrroror, oct. ~, ls4T.
Postal .q,yansemsnts- Mtriean Matters-Gen. Scott
and the Prendenrs Organ.
An informal meeting OF the cabinet took place to-day
at eleven O'Clock by request Of the President Who II IL
to be presumed had something important to submit for
consideration.
have before stated there Is prospect Of satisfac-
tory arrangement Of the postal diculty between this
country and Great Britain. learn that the Earl Of
Canrcarde the Brtish Post Master General has sub.
mtted to MIR Bancroft the draft Of q compact, having
but few Objectionable features These fea
tnc However doubtless inserted for the purpose
proongng the negotiation and retsrding final adjust
ment until the approach Of the time when resla
tory would into operation Great Britain has
always claimed the character Of very liberal govern
msnt; but there is sordid In this whole trans
aston not to be accounted for in any other way than
that arises from miserable eaousy Of the great sd-
vAnoement OF this country For the pnl tar sne hss
levied the letters by steamer she hnot muoh the
richer nor we much the poorer but has not iessned
the dislike Of England, which has grown up with the
growth Of thia country, and strengthened with is
strength There 10 no cordially between the two
countri.s-th, ,yubnsass Of feeling wAish 'spoae "
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81 o4o lot adjoining average 80 feet Deep $780, do do
rs feet deep $780, do Hamilton avenue, near Carol
street. 25x60 fset 81 ESQ., do Summit street 25x63
5000; do adjoining 25x7s S72f do do 25xs3 $175 do,
do, 25x93 $3.50; do Summit street, rear Of above
25I63 S575; do adjoining 25xs3 5000 do, do, 22x93,
70o do 30 25xl00 500; do President street hear
Hamilton avenue, 25r6O, $685. do adjoining 25x7l,
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WARRINGTON, Oct 20, 1857
The Official Dsspatehes fran the Seat Of War-Tns
Siafsmsnts Of the Union.

WARRINGTON, Oct 70, loV.
The Official Ds,patehe' fran IA. Seat Of wsr-Tae
Siafsmsnfs Of the Union
The Union Of last night contains the following -
We received this morning telegraphic bulletin from
aPhiladelphis editor inquirng when We should publish
General SCOTS dispatches This curiosity was proba.
bly, produced by the bunder Of scribblsr In this city
who writes TO New York that large budget OF
e. had arrived from the camp But the fact , that
criptivs Of the late stirring events
rs the above complimentary epithet Ia doubtless be.
slowed upon me- being the only recorder Of the fact
that dispatches had been received; and being In Q
very placid mood this morning and, therefore, not
dispose to notice the Unions discourtesy will state
for the information Of it, editor that dispatches have
been received from the city Of Mexico BY the late sr
val On Wednesday evening last letter received
In the city from naval officer at the hesd quarters Of
the army, who had been In all the battles immediately
preceding the occupation Of the capital This letter
was read by the President, and many members Of the
cabinet on Wednesday evening and was not shown to
the editor Of the Union For what reason wss with
held will not be unciv enough just to say, IL
would be any thing but complimentary to the old gen
tleman. will state for bis further information that
on Thursday evening" volrminous dispatches re-
ceived from an Official parsonage at the Of
the army, moro volumnous, indeed, than any yst
ceived during the war; and that on Friday evening Q
letter received from oHicial source 1t head
quarters. Does the editor OF the Union desire
further information II he do, will inform
him that the letter Of Wednesday evening was from
Lieutenant semmss Of the navy who was in all the late
battles volunteer abide camp to General Worththst
It was addressed to Commodore Perry, and by him
closed to member of the Cabinet; and that the des-
patches Of Thursday evening from Mr. Trist The
authorship Of the letter Of Friday evening" do not feel
at liberty to disclose great desire for the organs
enlightenment; but It may be sufficient to say It has al
the authenticity of Official document
And now one word Of quiet comment. The editor
the the paragraph have quoted has confessed
his entire ignorance Of the existence Of important
despatchss from the head quarters OF the army, that
were received in this city i've days Has he not thus
convicted himself Of the charge have often rsitsrst
ed that he not in the confidence Of the administra
ton The publication in the HralS in advance Of ell
other papers Of summary Of the contents Of these dcs
patches the Union calls blunder. II that paper
la the habit Of committing such bundsrs It would not
be a. 1t is milestone around tho nscks Of the admins
trstont would not be IL H. stigma Of rsprosch TO
It's partyit would not be, as is discredit To the
country whose government organ IL processes to BE-
GALvIENsEs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-29
TELEaRAPHIC.

CINCINNATI, oct 2s-P.M.-Flour-The market con
tinued firm We note sales Of 200 800 barrels At 81
City Mills was held at figure more. Grain continued
In fair demand but sales Of both wheat and
moderate. without change In prices Provisions we're
steady: Lard was firm; some new had appeared in
market and sold terms not understood. Porksales
OF 500 hogs made at 81 60 which appeared to be
the current rates. though Sealers operating spar
ipgy at these rates under the suppostion that they
too high Some holders of prime lots asked hgurs
more. Whisksy continued hrm with fair amount Of
sales The river since the late rain Is again on the
rise. Nothing further of portance from the West.