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type Pais. y Botany b. Lssry Eppos%
si lss la 40 loI ls.s de school Ga FI,sss Dss
Bible fsisrsnss DO Every Man b. own Doctor
B. %o6bL SLr2S Xsb AsSassSsNFttssTE ASsSaoSANY H1sE
French Plate Mirrors. &c.E u. LUDLOW Co well ss
and
pa. N P Ga and
hogny centre tables Egyptian marble mahogany sofas
sles plate %snis and pier mrSr fi tsrssy
su .nS %aoxy w.
Tooss ROD. secretary bookeass wsAand marble top elegant
de a S
s%a r%sI %ssso1 s hss aIs hall Lamp SC S shs, and
the s,le the Office ofths aaetoneeA n Wall street The
the day % s So vi; fro"
Rhtr AEF os oFEEN Ho9s. sS9 AS
md plants Gn
yo'Gs: r. e.. Garden
dsasSs: dsssHas at ss 60 10
gu sh stASs i s:issr sa
opened eroekery Of the best quality crate. English Yellow
q.s Ea"ss sna ns@p G aa
''is sale ,,. Worthy na.;,t their attention
ERnMED AND UNFRAMED PAINTINGS AT AUG.
TI0SmA %, Levy viii sell saturday Evening, At
Framed Oil Paintings -
Also "a a. entire invoice Of Old Paintings their orsn.
them. '' '''o '' N ''s"'
AZ private sale, cbinet of and splendid Shells
IL HEUMATlsM ACUTE AND CHNONIC.-The fol-
lowing certhcae is sample tsken random from many
which have been received Of
three monhs since was attacked by the in
nmtoy Iieumatlsm one side Of the body rendered
completely poweess, and could single joint Of
my ooay LOT tne sscruciang agony produced AT o'clock
st. and bottle Of the Magnetic Fluid These applied a.
aitected ana at IN the when down
ageeaby surprised to find that could my cup TO my
mouth continued the of the article for one week by
WHICH time had completely recoveredevery vestgc pain
had left me, and have now without
tack several months would also that
Cd Dr. Christies articles 70 lady residing CouIand
them and she recovered This lady then sent the
articles TO her sister Boston who martyr the
complaint aud the result her complete
These FACTS which think should be known to the pub
lie, and have therefore requested their
JAMES WRIGHT,
- II Bedford street, New York;
Every column in this could be filled with similar
monals,
~ Sole Agency in New York. 182 Broadway No drug
gT OF drug store has CHRISTIE'S genuine articles.
oIR ~.
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3&k FOR SALE-Th. very fast sailirg eoppered
M23t packet ship LOUISVILLE. 5i3 tons burhen, built
Ssin New York, coppeIed and well found: Apply to
ole Elk COLLINS, So South st.
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In conformity with The above Tegulat0ns and in order TO
aid ia giving suitable effect aud to do justice cause SO
emineny aud able and worthya that swes the
heart Of every Patriot and Mason am instructed ty The
officers and members of the Grand Lodge appear 1t the
Grand Lodge Room 26 Grand Tuesday the 18th IN
st at A NJ also invite members Of Lodges under ITS
urisdction and all members of fraternity 10 regular stand
unite in the the Grand Lodge agreeable to the
regulations adopted. CHARLES +. LlNEBACk.
ole 3tsrc Grand Secretary.
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The PennsyIvania Election:

FIRST DESPATCH.
PHILADELPHIA, Dot. lS--s M
shuuks official majority for the city and county Of
Philadelphia 10 1898. Shunks majority In fortyons
counties l07la and will probably exceed Is 900 in the
whole State. As the result Is certain Il will be un-
necessary to send further returns by telegraph
SECOND DESPATCH.
PHILApELrnIA, Oot l5-P. NJ
shunk's majority in Armstrong county is GA; In
Washington county 267 Twins majority In Indiana
county is 500; in Mercer IS.
THIRD DESPATCH.
BvryALo, OCT. ls-P. M.
Erie county has given 300 majority for the whigs.
The Georgia Election.
FIRST DESPATCH.
PHILApELrHIA, Oct. Is.
Towns (democrat majority for Governor, In 0eorgis,
Is about 1900 To the House Of Assembly O. Of each
party elected in all but six counties For the Senate
In all but two districts % democrats and wings are re-
turned
SECOND DESPATCH.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Is, ls47-PM
The Augusta Chronicle and Milledgeville Recorder,
both whig claim 26 whig Senators 81 dsmocrats Tho
l2th district democratic to hear from They also claim
for the House, 65 wings to 81 democrats four counties
two wings and two democrats to hear from They claim
five on joint ballot.
THIRD DESPATCH.
PErrRsBuRo, October l5
Town Is doubtless elected Governor The vhies hsys
majority In the Senate and House
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Yesterday afternoon, CHARLES VAN NosrnAsD, Jun,
compositor, sged 81 years
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectful
ly invited to attend his funeral from his late
No l02 Greenwich street, tomorrow Sunday after
noon. at one o'clock
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Married.
In New York, Sept. 29th, by the Rev Mr. Havues
Mt MILTON STILES, of Boston firm of stiles & Chapin
to Miss CLEMENTINE M daughter of John f. ,afford
on the 18th Oct, at Christ Church. Brooklyn by the
Rev DR. Stone, JoHS LowIrz, Esq to Miss Mary A
HIxoN, second daughter of the late Samuel G Hxon II
s. Navy Boston papers i'll please COPY -
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n:ssS { s,isI as Les o9 BAN
SS 8"s viii commence with the overture TO IA
:ss Ss Ets s.sTSs a
| TSsF
10 eSssiad. with PAS DEs s A9SSShErrrs 9ESS BY
BowEl.Es,Y, T. TThEsAThE.w J.sn,s, Manager; sag.
III e saE R:i!To5SS 81 M 5S9s a,,%
Faeoni Stevens senora Adela Ms fhip Bensal su
ssaeisd. win he Spms ,,; Of ths CARPENTER 1E OF
Fsn M.ssos f 5as Dss sssas de sbsp
Rt. ~ H. osGei saS sl, rSa Ai T sSsa .a,, will
y fLEfthER1Aa Aaasdi Of NJ, BHKSEs@sss1sssy; Ia;
Long Ton Coffin Mr. T. Conner; Sergeant Drill Mr. Barnes
'XiteI which, the -FOUR LovERs-Claude. MIR. Baaue.,
cD ss y wssw s K.s,Su ad.oa
70 conclude with the VIRGINIA. MiNSTRELs, with
xdmaassNBoIs. 8 as ssas P iaa 1s IsI eenSs ,s.'A
CIRCUS. BOWERY AMPHI THE ATRE.-yohn TIyon.
price Doors open ate; Peormsnce to commence pre-
I sns s EdinE os
% sPRFr of rh sGvER
REgRG fSHf TpSN O NHfh Ss '' Mr. g. Smith, called the
M H5d;is assSf saa ON ssos ssa
v Me- .Ss. MsSf:4 sS
1EIhOplsn Nslodie. DE Band q is.:. i'ol's
TkEAT-General Taylor. Mr Donaldson santa Anna, Mr.
for the accommodation Of the Juveniles. ois aGc
pALMO's 0PERA HOUsE-MOnday, October Iith,
TTHfoffAHs N sEkESApERs. fEskfEis'sf
''''''' SHS$i$saHas SSHHS$$SaRa "'''' SS#hava
hsme and spd admiration S.S Of the world
q o 9 . Of s
R e Nssy IL and Il .a,Ir I'll 1se S a. a.
rope, and elite and fashion Of merca - -"
Under thhs'E the direction nsa of Mr. j. A. pUMBoLroN
Admission % cents Doors open at o'clock Concert At
Bse9,s Gamble secured daily at the Bo, ofce from II
which are requested not % s S;sn!y s
| M ECHANICs' HALL 472 Broadway, between Grand
~ ''' ''''' 'OFE'EiEEXaBy sSdUsD wEER EIGHT.
cssI!4Iss sssHI!E4IssrTHss' Sc &fFEs sPF'si9 gHEhs ,,,
!: + ElffSHs,, afSSfHfsry. + S&;4ASsasSS$$$EEE: AaS$as md
9s ss and highly
with their parents or guardians half price Concert
MITCHELLs OLYMPIC THEATRE tuIdsy Even.
s E. . With
fssfs iyS srA-H.e.or
&' ffjis Mi; fFf Fa1s oNELy
5Y oesveHs
yer; Lefty Briggs. Miss Mary Taylor. ~
Dress circle so cents Upper Boxes rs cents Pit ON sh
ling Private Boxe' IS Orchestra Boxes. s.
- THIS WEEK by the
MODEL ARTISTES,
at the APOLLO ROOMS, 4IO Broadway
Model Artstes
week, ing on
MONDAY EVENING, October lith,
with an entire change Of programme including the sublime
personifcatIons Of the from Garden OF Eden
adams GTst & sight Of Eve II Angel di,c9u,ins Win
Abel" &C., &C., with other interesting gr. ups -
TrhanEe Of fsutJeu every event during the week.
Tickets o admission so cents Tickets admitting lady and
gentleman % cents. to be obtained at the door. ~
ton at the rooms. ~ N''
ciselv Q o'clock iii CO. ~
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nj fSTERIOUS DIS SAPPEARANCE-Mr d. STUMP
" left his home Tuesday last go the Fair at Castle
Garden since .hen he has been heard of He about
feet riches high had black cloth oyercoa dak pants
DARK vest ana cloth Any information respecting the
same would be most greafnly eived by the distressed
members OF the family at 50 DIVISION st. oi62t-rc
0C0 REWARD will he paid TO the c,rmsn who took
Wv from the corner Of Wall and FRONT SITS on the Isl
See ,nbsr boxes aud trunks. m,rked B. LEVY, Mobile
ne WIZ give Information where he left them The above
trunks aud boxes were left the wharf shpped
tne big Sarah Brown for Mobile and from thee
st., IN the basement. oIs I,srr
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A hahE CHANCE-T0 JEW kLtRs-1he pfowi.
TOR oi an od.esablshed jewelry ore who Is ab M re-
ung from the business offers r his sntir stock and
r ures WIN agood run o1 customers fair apprai al TO-
csha dappfov,d pp.r Rem. moderate Aupl, o, The e.
m'ses ot HAKON Q. BURR, 90 Bowr,,. ole 7sfc
NJ tlLs, TwINE, AND sHO THREAD17n, "a
IN Wrought Nails, Bads and VI Ikes ""' anu
3,6,a. 0, ~, 10 "a and 80 In Seine Twine
and Cord GIln Seine Twine
2 and thread India do
. Hopewelp Cotton do of every ,,e
Wrapping Wool and Manufacturery r wines, of .x.rv
description '' " e'e'y
Shoe Thread Of description including Titlev Tat,
hsm and Walkers. For ssle by e'' nut
ole lt-m CEBRA& X cUNTVG. Ioe PearIst.
NJ AhINr. so IErY.-The men bsrs OF ,be Ma,,n. So
A ciey one and all partcay requested 20 meet on
Tuesday the 10Th insant, 1t M the conner of Mu,av
street and Brosdway for the purpose Of taking part in avr
the onr Of Monument be ia honor ep be
lmmort Washington. ~ " "''
rs General Washington a member of the Marine so.
cety II therefore hoped that every member will deem
his duty TO attend far
the be obtained Vaenne 90 Nassau
By order Of Charles II Marshall, President.
oi34issrc HENRY RUSSELL, See'y.
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n d. NASH. AUCTIONEER-Stnre ls9 Fulton street
Ds TO Publishen--Sherfs sale of Stereotype Plates =
Monday at 10 o'clock at l39 Fulton seet9 boxes Of steree
Tor s'5 I2 DO for 1896 Do school Gir FTaes DO Dsw
ress do Bible Reference. do Every Man his Doctor
ole S,&Ms re
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lust DlSEN0AGED-Wanrsa a situation a s coachman or
groom-A Protestant young of good abilities who
understands his business all departments and char
acer, will bear the would make
himself generally useful objections country.
to KoSouth necessary Any commands shs be
office. ol5 2tsrc
MARINE AND FIRE INSUHANCE-UNION MU
w TUAL INSU RANCE COMPANY, No. GO Wall a.
CASH CAPITAL $l00 000 with large amount of Premium
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| BOARD WANrED-A German teacher of the Piano.
- forte who speaks the English and French Languages
desiious ofpocu log an apartment and board
finy respectable boarding house where his services
teacher would be taken pay his board line nd
dressed f., I 84 Post Office will meet attention.
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TIE foLYThLH IL INsTlTUTE, at Ne. Brighton,
,,en lhn1 under the direction Of Pr fessor b. Jaeger,
reopen the ls ., Noy-mber nsIt Cmc~Iar. furn.h,d
p no n,rina,o& givsn ny MIR CtoweD Bookse Her 6i3
otoao%syl ~ y Letters addressed Professor b. Jaey,r
nsw BEhon Staten Island, ~ " will receive prompt At
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INTERNATIONAL POSTAGE.

Major HoBBTE, the able Assistant Postmaster
General, who went out in the steamer UaShing ton
has not returned in her to the United States. 1t is
equally fortunate that he went out, and that he did
not return; because he was met by regulation
bearing oppressiyely upon our mail steamers, and
we hope he will remain long enough in England to
have il corrected No man is better acquainted
with the laws winch regulate the Post Office De-
partment, nor the manner in which the whole sys-
tenn ought to be conducted The case has been
already opened il the American papers, and we
have thought it our duty to investigate the facts
We Understandable, upon the arrival Of the Fash
ington at Southampton, il was Unexpectedly found
that the letters hnded for transmission within the
British islands wsre to be charged with the foreign
postage, in addition to the inland, in the same
manner as if the letters had been conveyed across
the water in the Cunard line, or otherwise, under
contract with the British post office. Major
HoBBIE, Immediately upon ascertaining this fact,
proceeded to London, TO demonstrate against this
exacton. In conjunction with Mr.. BANCRoFT, he
is still in negotiation with the British Government
upon that subject.-,nion.
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economy.

Our Baltimore Correspondent enclosed in his
letter of last night the subjoined Telegraphc des
patch, bringing the first news of the election in
Kentucky:
WHEELING, August 6-5 p NJ.
We beginning to receive returns of the election held in
kentucky on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday of this
week, fer members of Congress and the State Legislature.
The general character of the returns is much more favor
able than expected.
In the Maysvie district, where COL Gaines (who
ken al Incarnation, and the last prisoner
in Mexico) the Wing candidate he has counties
heard from, the first days voting, majority of $50
The Wings have carried the county of Kenon by hand
some majority Campbell by IA majority, and Boone by 80
majority.
In COvingtOn, opposite Cincinnati, the Wings had on the
second day 1919 majority
In the Henry district Cox (W is elected by 259 majority.
In the Lexington (Ashand) district, where there
Native candidate run, Morehead (W is elected both
Locofoco and Native On the second day his majority
80 over the Native and 502 over the Locofoco.
The Locofocos had majority of 2l2 in Louisville the
close of the polls Monday. The result the district is
doubtful.
INDIANA ELEcTroS.We have returns from Floyd coun-
ty, Indiana, where the Wings have a majority.
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GENEROSITY OF THE NAVY.

Mr. E. McFAuL, late United States Consul at Laguna,
drowned his way from Tabasco to his place of resi-
dence, leaving his death destitute widow, sister, and
five small children.
The steamer Vren and gun-boat Petrol at Laguna
at the time, and the officers and of those vessels and
subsequently those of the Princeton and Popoise, contrbu
ed very literally to the support of Mrs McFArL and her
family.
On the visit of Commodore Perry to that place. he started
subscription board the vessels Of the squadron, and
sufficient raised not only defay all the expenses
Of this helpless family their home, ST. Louis Missouri
but Mrs McFaul must have had considerable left
pecialy Lieut.. Commandant VIM E. Hunt of the Por-
poise generously gave her passage Vera Cruz, which
place she embarked in army for New Orleans,
and was doubtless conveyed free of charge
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF PENNsYLvANrA.-The
Secretary of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
has issued proclamation, in which, after reciting
the provisions of an lct of the General Assembly,
passed at the session If 1916, entitled " An act to
authorize the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany 10 construct railroad through Pennsylvania,
in direction from Baltimore to the Ohio river at
the city of Pittsburg,' he declares the said act to
be null and void.
This settles the question as to the charter of the
great Pennsylvania railroad. The Secretary SAYS
further, that satisfactory evidence has been fur
nshed TO him that one million of dollars on account
of the stock subscribed been paid into the trea
sury Of that company md also that thirty miles of
said railroad have been nut under contract for con-
struction, and that one.lalf of the portion 50 put
under contract is at III, western terminus of the
said road, commencing the city of Pittsburg and
extending eastwardly."
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IMPROVEMENT CONVENTION IN TENNESSEE

From the Jonesborough Hhig We learn that this
Convention assembled at Greenvile (Tenn.) on the
18th ultimo. About three hundred delegates were
present from various counties in Eastern Tennes-
see and Southwestern Virginia. Colonel JOHN b.
FLOYD, of Virginia, presided over the deliberations
of the Convention, which continued for three days,
and were deeply interesting. The questions at
issue were the relative merits Of the project for
improving the navigation of the Holston river from
Kingsport to Knoxville, and railroad communica-
ton. Resolutions were finally adopted by the Con-
vention recommending an appropriation Of S250,000
by the Legislature for the Improvement of the French
Broad river as high as practicable; and the Hols-
ton, for steamboat navigation, from Knoxville to
Kingsport; and also the incorporation of COM
pany TO construct railroad from Knoxville to the
Virginia line.
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The New PLANEr.-The Universal Prussian Gazette
contains the following official astronomical information respect
ing the planet
"BERLIS, jury s, IS47-0n the lst instant at l0h.
30m p NJ the discoveer Of Asae NJ Encke of Driesden
discovered second STAR previously marked his map,
of about the ninth degree Of magnitude 257 deg en- Is
right ASCENSION and deg Am S. southern decnation.
On the Sd instant at III 45m p NJ had refrigerated
256d. 40m right ASCENSION and Sd. SLIM S. southern de-
clnaton These data refer to the equinoxa which forms
the basis Of the academca celestial charts of which may
for the purposes Of investigation. According the
formation afforded by NJ Encke, the planet for that
such there every probability observed the 18th Of
July from the observatory in this city, in the meridian and
the refractor. The first gives the place follows Date,
July time, l0h 4sm 2ss. right ascension, 256d Sim.
34s. 5; south declinaton, al. sm 27s. g. comparison
made about three hours later shows that the right ascension
daily diminishing by about twelve minutes and the southern
declnaon increasing about SIX minutes The is about
the ninth degree Of magnitude and probably belongs the
smaller planets. EscKE."
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DEATH or Coz. Thomas THRooP-l is with feelings OF
and sincere regret that called upon to
the death of Col TuoMAs THHoor the Democratic candidate
for Congress the Ninth Congressional District Of Kentucky
He died his residence in the town OF Flemngsburg Gas
learn from the MaysviIe Eage on Friday morning last
His disease was congeve fever. He was, believe, ma
tive of the District of Columbia, but had resided for many
years in the town of Femngburg, where he pracsed his
profession he law with distinguished success As poi
clan COL T. Jealous, active, and energetic OF
dent and enthusiastic temperament his whole heart was en-
gagged in every enterprise in which he embarked In his
cial intercourse he was courteous, aiabe, and kind His
death will be most deeply amented by those who knew him
best An amiable wife and interesting family of little
children are left to his death Most sincerely do we
sympahize with them in this their sad bereavement
KentuckY Commonwealth
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Most true, and excellently well said

1t has been alleged, within few days, that the
President has again entertained the purpose of send
ing Catholic prelatc to Mexico as peace envoy,
and has offered to send Archbishop Ecceston. 1t
is possible that the President may have consulted
the Archbishop on the subject of the best mode OF
conciliating the Mexican clergy; but it cannot be
now intended to send another Minister to Mexico.
In the first place, there is no appropriation for that
object, except in the contingency that the Mexican
Government shall consent to a renewal of negotia-
tons. That consent is not likely to be obtained
under present circumstances.
Correspoadent Journal Of Commerce.
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Correspondence of the Commercial Times.

-
VERA CRuz, JuLr 20, ls47
In my hurried of the 18th informed you of the de
rucon OF hopes with regard peace and Of the report
that General Scott had fixed upon the 18th instant for his
march upon the capital is to be expected that our next
express will bring intelligence of his being the road
have letter to-day from officer Of the staff at Pue-
ba which states that from the best information he obtain
he forms the opinion that Santa Anna has force Of twenty
two thousand men, of which will probably General
SCOTS army way and afford another Cerro Cordo laurel
TO each Of our brave fellows.
believe true, however, that Alvarez has gone south
without having redeemed single promise made to Santa
Anna, having accomplished Of his dread intentions de-
cared against the "Yankis" All his Indians, Of course
went with him. Alvarez is a sovereign in his own district
and absolute Nicholas, Mahmoud and it is no won
der that his pride rsvoed the idea Of serving under
tute so contemplate as Canaizo.
quarrel on the subject Of rank has also arisen in our army
but presume the consequences will be very serious The
Commander in Chief has made very sensible decision on
the subject and the matter lies proper shape, pending an
appeal
Vera Cruz quiet enough just now and see no great
reason appehend early disturbance, but there idle
and foolish spirits work which may produce damage
themselves, harmless as the issue may be to US
Two French gentlemen arrived here yesterday from alapa
anu orm that Gen. Pierce will meet with oppo
son from the gueuas and others almost every step on
his march, To impede his advance much possible
bridges the road have been destroyedone San JUAN
twenty miles from here, and the other Ell Plan, Ceuo
Gordo The latter a fine structure There is TIMBER
however, in the neghborhood with which suppose another
bridge can be built to temporary purpose but much
delay must necessarily be suffered The bridge San Juan
OF less consequence but the rainy has in the
river has swollen that must render its passage
most difficult matter OF Gen. Pierce has no ponton
train, and do not know that Gen. Scott has one.
treat my information correct as | have no shadow
to doubt the authority from which received il, and
must add that the Mexcans greater dos than have
considered them, If he not correct And who is to blame
for this and the other difficulties which line the road to Jaapa
Is il Gen. Scott higher authority, both One thousand
men, Stationed between Jaapa and Santa Fe distance less
than seventy miles, would have saved only these bridges
but many valuable lives and much property. Such guard
would have afforded ample protection travellers and by
preventing depredaon would have discouraged the
as that half their bands would ere this have been broken
and scattered the country, to prey upon Mexican instead
of American property
The foreign residents and the weldisposed Mexicans COM
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VIM. HALL.
HEAperARrERs Amy OF OccrpAr1os,

camp near Monterey, Mrico,) Juiy 6, ls47.
My DEAR SIR The resolutions recently adopted by
meeting OF the citizens of Prince Georges county, Maryland,
forwarded to me by you have BEEN with your accompanying
letter, duly received.
Through you would respectfully return to those kind
friends my deep and sincere thanks for the very high honor
and hatteng testimonials of approval which they have thus
conferred upon me- If the good people of the should
so greatly honor with elevation the Chief Magstracy
SHALL by all Jealous endeavos and the my ability
strive to serve he and maintain the best and highest interest
OF the whole country yet, though feel impeled to yield
the call OF the people at large, should hail with pleasure
their determination to confer great gift eminent
statesman.
BE pleased to accept with these Acknowledgements for your
self and those whom you represent the good wishes
and regard of your most obliged servant,
z. TAYLOR,
Major General u S. ARMY.
VIM. HALL, Esq.
AqaaSc0, Prince Georges county, Nd.