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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-13

Rr nerr 10 uaueder, ica elm Brief
bcn Der Sfaet Rerifo aus an eineu Serren
in biefer Sfdet sefdriebeu habsn, rporin or
msleetj ea6 peter9iei iter, Ger Der si'
riaen Ypcnnfen fId bier ais Grlodt anner'
tsn LIEF, hort aeifcrben fsi gle irpsi juuge
NsmmeI, ebenfals pcn bier, folen absr CUE
'e @elnueheit aenieeen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-13

Ben CT. Hrmiuac 9isnoeu in bcm Gd,cc.
ner "SurIcfp" 1885 pdar &riifeu ein. Wie
rs fd,cint, he9eu Ole WcGfSrfe nuf ct. 10.
minac rem @Iouten, ooB zen dmerifa.
nifden Rrpublifanern in Dem 8rirqe nit
Wcrifc in 70 grocer @a0e Die gciue abar,
fdcfen, bae ole Seueuus ocn Sritdcn Gin
prcfttabies @eiddft iein pllree. Go it, ye
crpples.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-13
9lus gfericc.
nolrntrrtr hrn . NRrntr

pIrnttrtp zen .. 1rrtr-
Sorute frhb fam bier elm Draacuer bonn 8.
He9imeute in @eneral 3aplcrs Oaupt,
Auartier nit Der WeIoun9 an, eae Der 9icu,
tenontSampbsa bonn 2. Hrd9cner rTe9imeni
oon siner .nberUiesenoen 9lnsabl BON Sue,
rislas III Der yidhs ucn Sfio Srio in ber per,
9dn9encn Had,t an9cariffen fei uno ibu ab.
aefanot babe, nm lonlfe herbei,uhcIen. Cine
@ompa9nis pom 9 Eraaouer Reaimrnte nno
Capt Sutlers @ompaane pom 3. 9caimente
rpurccn fcfcrt CUR SnIfe atgsianbt. Diefe be.
9e9neten Dem @omtnanoc in Ger 92db bon
9aplcrs Set6lo9er. Sc belfano aus 10
Waann, nno7 8ernunecten. Snnf BON benz
Commando rpurcen uermiet uno Itno nabr.
ffeinIid, 9et6ctet. eieutsnant Campbell bat
eine leid)te I8unee erhalten, Die beioeu Ora,
acner @cmpnanien festen osn @uerillas mad,
uno baten feIde rpabrlheinlid, erreht.
.... CD. Dem.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-13
Starb.

am 3lffen October, in Wonrce giGaae,
nahe phtlabeIphia, Serr 6 barIes Sor
Der, IN fetuem 26ifen Sabre.
am iebten Sretaa Woresn. In 3. Bbeit.
hau, an elnem Sieber, WiiB @liSabetb
. ter n, in eirem alter pcn unacfdbr 10
Sahren. Sei ibrer Seercisuns prsbiste Der
@hrn Ssrr Sdinoei.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-13

Jn ben beieeu SoduferH bcs iseisen Con-
.arrifes fcllen .Td 3 !Smiihs, 8 8romns, 2
cauifes,-5 Solution, 6 9hcnipfcns, Some.
fes, Q NRilers, Q Buffers, Soolmes, ? Duns
cans. 2 Scamfes, @oanies, 2 Stcwarts,
3 Slarts, 2 oags, 2 2Sn9erfoue, 2 @cbbs, 2
tpbeIpGes, 2 8cdipeIs, nno SoaleS bcfneeu
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-13

p-7s Soeieelber9 9duufd,ip, in biefem 60 ,
If jsbt III strei ghciIe sefdnitteu, zine
1heil erbieit ben Ramen I'D a Il a g." uno
Der anctre -bebaItet ieinen altsn, 20 bet
3 era."- Gin Wuneer oae Die 9roeen Soer'
rem es itid,t "S II d, n NJ 9etaaft baben
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-13

Tie Gericn tpelde srb Noberts, nabe bel
@amoen, Dor eini9en 2aseu ermcrbete, lit
ncd nidt ein8efanaen, cbaIeid, eini9e perfo.
men duf 8erbatt arretirt nurben ffuo. Die
perfd,ieoeue an9ebctene Belohnungen fur Ici
ne Seffncbmnng uno lleberfibrun8 bclaufen
fidl III $500 Ihaler. 80,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-13

Dir Witiaan @efcssebuns ffebt-Senat,
81 ecccs 3u qBbiq Soaus, 81 ecccs ,u
Is Whias .-HSir hrFen Die Wbig pnrtbei I'M
Sennt oes Wilefnsen Staates rpiro Elm
fd,arfcs Nuae auf bic ececs aerid,tet haltsu,
eauit fie nidt ;ertbeilt une perpirrt oebt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-13

Cine febr fd,were TnlIiruna faro scriae
Wcd'e in Baltimore fat. Die gi9eutbu,
nrer bon aus9eoebnten @ifeuwcrfrn babrn
fduirt, rUUturuI uu rtH Tdnieno Arbciter au5
Sefhdfti9un9 9efcmmen fno.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-13

= veg. D. Carr, Ga Sun.e5ebdncc,
Gle Ger Tritten, uno Tod Strase, qesrnii.
Der Der Merhants @rd,anae, uno go 440,
;n6rclide @erte Straee, phdnoeIphia, III un'
fer A9snt fur Den "p1triot." llufere oorti.
gen Nreunoe ituo erfud,t, su,ei9su uno Cub.
feriptionen rurd, benleIben an uu6 in nber'
fdtidsu
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-13

Tie sSdbl Der prdiIoenten Gleftcren ec.
fhdt in Cub &arcliua bis icst eurd, cie @s,
ies9ebnngs sSn ihr it ruumetr cine SiI
beantrdgt, nad weIfer eicfc 8nbl Der Sc,
lebgebung senommcn uno pie auecrsipdrtS
Gem 8cNs aubeim 9eitelt weresn oa. -9Rr
pubilfaniGbi
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-13

RT- Die 'Rutbe,luua in Tc,ug duf bic
rfue @inrid,tuna hes @curthauIes fpuroen
mir curd, cen @Infenesr eriudt auf peitsrs
Grore su perld,tebsn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-13

Orb bebe n.--@iu Brief bon @erifc
nieleet eae nidlt tpeniser aIs Uier St0ee pcn
Greteten bort ccripurt fpcroen, Ieitbem bic
dnIuifodddbe 2rnppen bic Staet tefeet ba
ben.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-13
@atfen9er'Ctts Derfduf.

3ufcl9e eincs 8efehls aus Dem gBoifeuoe.
rtdlt BON Sed,a @dHnip, fca an Counerifac
Den 7ten sSdnuar, IS4S, UNI 10 llhr 8crmit,
tags, auf BEN pIGse felbff, 6fentIidb per,
fauft tperoen:
Sret Strihe 0ano,
NIT Dem 3uaeher, qeIeaen in Gcro Dbeithaa
3dnnid,ip, eed,a @auntp Cas erie Stud
ardnsene an eano pom 1bomas Nasinoer,
Daniel Sthncd. 5onoth7n Sd,usd uuo ans
oere, entbatenc 95 2Ifsr unc 80 9futben.-
Cnranf brfineet fd, Elm
- Srpetifcfi9es ffeinernes Salis,
:;::eMs 9re6e Sd,euer,
@sszSs4zA tteils Sfein Hnb theils Erdu. rim
Waid,haus uno ancere Nufienacbiuce. cine
Sprlnac NIT 9niem Wafer it nahe Der Ihtls
re, etn Oh ltaarten be1acet fid, aud, earauf.
Caocn i,no unsefdbr 20 2Ifer autes Scls, 6
9l6rr fno Sd,wdmm, uno oas abriae iff
SauIano in 9ntem @ultur. 3uRanbe.
Der soeite Strih 9rdn,ct an eanb Sox
Saece Sian9errrr, Daniel Sdned uno onpe,
re, rnthalteno 2Idcr uuo II2 9autheu. oe.
nnuss Raas, nnc iTnb in 9uten Sauifanoe.
Der brittle Strid, arinsrt an sane Don
Sbriitlan Sausman, Scbn 6ausn,on uue
nnocre, enthalteuo l0i ader aeuauss Paas
- thelIs 1T Hols uno theiIs anaebautes aauo.
@S 1T oas biuterIafeue 8ermSaeu ees
oerferbenen SobH 9 d,eirer, festbin
BON belastcm 3nunfhtp
Die Sscinsunseu am gcrfaufstass une
aIufrpartun9 bon
Scbn Sheirer,
S0enrp Hcfel,
Sdcob Senfin9er,
On arc'a'S Der nrinserjdbrisen 6lin6er bes
bslagten Serfrrbeneu.
December l3. roa,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-13

,sin oCri9en Dieuitag Dec. ID mar es
'seraee IS 9ahr leitcem Der SInB delaware
n,e Iadt ueRber 10 felf iufror, eaB nan nit
gferbs .anb gohrseueen barihsr paSlEeu fets
is leie pcr(dtsben Ree jeet
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-13

To Dem 2thtt. g. lB Nornbe #. I'M
@on9rss. ifatteu plr tienit unfern uerbinc
tio,ifcn Canf' ab, fir bic lleberiencuu9 Der
@otltbaft ees lNriltreuteu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-13

Dr SIencrnI 9aDlcr unb G,efclae Idnate
am 30ifen y, Wts. in benz Dampfbpct Mon.
mouth, bon SraScs Santiago, Su Reu Srle.
ans an.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-13

Der junae . Sturbib b c, ipeld,er bri 6ua.
nantfa CIRerlfc) 9efdnacn 9enommen ipur.
be, iff IN 9Bafdinaton eiHaeircffen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-13

SalIdc 5 3balcr 9lpten auf Die Rcd,an.
ifs' uno Wdnufdfnrer's Sanf ~ Sphtsbura,
iIno III Sle1ueInno, Ohio, in umlauf.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-13

Die Bolton pOif fnst, " Suuta anna fies
1000 Iaa9entdtie aus benz @efiH9nis," ;" aie
unlere @rmee in Werifo eintebrte. Rer bat
-eann cen prtn, isusr 9icttt, SnHta aInna
IeIbif, IosgeldITsu 2
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-13

lie Irupcrt 9Rrlief Committee Ic,ifte am
feeten Witipcd in cem pafe.Sd,iff 9IId,.
burton, Elm tdufsno Barrel BeIfdfcrnmebl
mad, ben ncthleibcnceu SrIdneer.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-13

Der pittsbur9 slmcricdn BON pcrIrstem
Sdmita9 fa9t--"Die pIGdqiere peId,e bier
NIT Der Sfflid,en pcittatfte aHlan9ten, be.
rid,ter uns, eas iIe 10 3cG Sbnce auf brn
8cbiracn detrrffeu baben."
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-13

Das SfifF "@oitb" uerlsB neulid, Geu.
Srlear6 fiir Srdios, 5ampico, uno 8cra
@ras, NIT 225. GOO Ihaler in Sob an Scarb
fir @eneral Secff.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-13

01idt weni9er als s,173 @mi9rantcn lana.
ten rpdbreno cem Mcnat 8cuembsr in 9eu,
9)erf Az.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-13
Scmm' ;um @ebit.

Sohn
Was, Serr
Soalt ou oiefen Wcrseu ben 5udsr ften
nit Sanc pernrifd,t I?
ga, Serr
Scaf ou ld,rn fleine Strine unter ben Saf,
fec 9etbdu 2
Sa, Scrr
loaif ou ben Bbisfey fton sepddcrt9 2
Ga, oerr
9fuu, thue nod Staub inter bsn 9hee urb
cann tCmm' inS 3immrr snm @ebdt.
ga, 6err
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-13

Das fdcne unb fbdsbnre Dampfbcct pd'
tapsec, 1T am ecrisen Disnffas bel Salh'
more in Tand, nuf9efioaen. Sc mar bad
giashtbnm jcHgt ;Sfatt, uuo 30, 900 1baIer
rosrih.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-13
sScbn Sf,eirer,
Senrp Rodfel,
exlCOb Senfinner

e;a ;arciaitS bsr ninceIjdbriscn &inSer oes
bsldgten Serlfrrbeneu.
Cecember 10. noer,
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Military Contributions.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, November l6 1877.
SIR With view to augment the military contributions
collected by Departments OF War and of the Navy,
under your order of the 3Ist OF March last recommend
that the export duty exaced before the war by the govern
meu Mexico be collected the port OF exportaton
by the officers of the army navy of the United
Safes in the Mexican ports in our possession who are
authorized collect the import duties abolishing, how
ever the prohibition OF export established in certain
by the Mexican government also all interior transit du
dispensing also with the necessity of any certificate OF
having paid any duty the Mexican government
The export duly would then be as follows on
Gold, coined or wrought, three per cent.
Silver, coined, six per cent
Silver, wrought with without certificate of having paid
any duty 10 the Mexican government seven per cent.
Silver refined pure wrought III ingots, with with
certificate of having paid the Mexican government
duiyy seven per cent.
Gold unwrough or in of ore dust, three per
cent
Silver, unwrought or in state of ore, per cent.
Where gold silver in any form, is taken from in
Mexican city in military possession, the export
duty be paid there, the officer OF the United States
commanding and his certificate of such prepayment
must be produced the Mexican port of exploration,
otherwise a double duty Will be collected upon the
arrival of such gold silver at the Mexican port OF ex-
poation Whenever it is practicable, all internal taxes
Of every description, whether upon persons prop
erty, exacted by the government of Mexico or by any
department, town, city thereof, should be collected by
military officers in possession, and appropriated
the excluding, however, all duties the transit of
goods from department another which duties, being
preudca aUI restrictive Of the exchange OF
imports for EXPORTS abolished by your order OF
3lst of March last
Yours, most respectfully,
X. j. WALKER,
Secretary of the Treasury.
n. A.. D,,a
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Honor 90 General Shields.

The Citizens of Charleston have held meeting, Ct L..
HUTCHINSON, esq, mayor Of the city, in the char) and
adopted the following preamble and resolutions:
Whereas have been informed that General Shields will
pass through Charleston his way from the of
ne cly OF Washington therefore
esored. That should be rejoiced in having oppor-
unity Oh paying to General Shields the honors which his
suBulslied bravery and skill able general emile
nun 10 and oil expressing high apprecal OF the n-
regiment
hesogo, That the citizens of Charleston tender him
ppic ana that committee of thirteen be appoint
Gu oy Tue chalr to extend the invitation TO him.
Hesofred That eight be appointed IN
m necessary arrangements for carrying second
Committees were appointed to carry out these resolu-
tons
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COMMERCIAL.


New Yonx, Nov. II, Wednesday, 4, p.
The disposition ship specie, which grew out OF the
discredit that the number and magnitude OF the English
failures have thrown upon all sterling bills has somewhat
increased and by doing, has induced extrstne cauoh
the part of the banks and the discount days Tor the
week elapsed the offerings have been large, and but
snail proportion of the has been "done" This
has produced pressure, particularly among I'm
porers. AT the time, instead of renewing and ex
tending loans sat ca after the rendering of the Novem
Der return the Comptroller there has been desire To
cuail still further, and per cent loans on heavy
notes are vigorously called in. When the brokers are
pressed by banks, they pay part, and off well
they until again called upon There is no prompmes
and aacriy in paying up formerly, and stocks fall
der every call made, particularly United States treas
ury notes and stocks The former now sell at par to one
quarter discount, interest in addition. Bears talk oil %
for six per noeshat is, whatever interest the note
BEAR the buyer pays for The six per cent stock OF
1856 sells par, with four and half months interest due,
being discount equal the interest There may be
effort the part Of the banks through the calling In
of loans, affect treasury particularly, in order TO
send them the cuomhouse, instead of SPECIE for duties
The present quarter is that, however, in which the least
amount is paid for duties; and the pressure among i'm
porters such deprive them of the of paying
duties The banks of New York really in condition
Inflated 10 make necessary for them to be cautious
when the exchange market is unsettled as at present
Their general condition is as follows;
Ranks If means and liabilities.
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The legislature of Georgia has determined bv n Marty
'o.e TO 80 into the election of u s. Senators in place
" Niess Berrien and Colqu In vain did the denoc
w speakers point out in strong and eloquent arguments
was against the spirit Of the constitution elect two
ofs az the same session, and that by deerring the
oh OF the Senator in Judge Colqutts place. the State
receive no detriment The accidental wing majority
efnined to push their advantages and the two Senators
NJ 70 De chosen last Saturday. wing caucus selected
M Denen Tor the first placehe nominating vote being
nerrien co. Doughery Island selected Judge Dawson for
Dougherty g. - ' ~
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From the N. o. ricsyune, Nov. IL.
Arrival Of the james l.. Day.

The steamship James l.. Day, Captain Wood, arrived
last evening from Vera Cruz, having left there the eve
ming of 9Th inst.
Among the passengers the Day Major Iturbde,
prisoner of war; and Lieut. Sears, I'd artillery, bearer of
dispatches to Washington.
General SCOTS dispatches left Mexico between the
18th and 18th of October escorted by spy company OF
Mexican lancers 100 strong under command OF Colonel
Dominguez The company left Puebla the evening OF
the 10th, and attacked the same night ny strong
force under Gen TorrejoD. Shortly after they were at
tackled by Col Vamos. In the two engagements they
lost fifteen OF their number, but suppose they killed at
least ten times that number.
They returned to Puebla and Gen. Lane placed the
dispatches in the hands of his adjuant general, Lieut.
Sears who came down with his Mexican escort 10 Vera
Cruz, but accompanied far Plan del Rio by the lst
Pennsylvania regiment under Col. Wynkoop, Captain
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From our Balta,nors Correspondents.

BALrrMoRK Nov. 1875 p. m.
Ne,cs from Merico-Mr Cays viescs and the ,Ohy-7Hs
Birch trial-Ihs mavksts, &c.
The SUMS pony team continues to bring us intelligence
from the seat of war in advance of the mail but everything
seems to remain pretty much stationary, and but little OF
importance is occurring. 49,
The wings still withhold tho expression Of any opinion
as the resolutions OF Mr. Clay. The American and Pa
rot are still SILENT Sun condemns and tho Clipper
endorses his views freely than any wing have
vet seen learn that Senator Johnson and Attorney Gen
era Richardson regard some OF his views as most mPo
tc and under the impression that nc win not pc SOS
tanned by even rnoiety of his party. They however
think il probable with Of the leading wings Of Balt-
more that his Speech taken in connection with the reson
tions will place his views in more acceptable light.
The Birch trial is progressing slowly, and will hardly
close this week. No.. fs. ~
Tue MARkErs-In the Baltimore market, this morning.
there were sales of 500 barrels Howard street HOUR NJ
IS rs but market closed on Change with more buyers
than sellers this price, There were sales also this morn
ing of about 800 barrels City Mills -four at 95 more than
which buyers were unwilling to give Rye -four 10 held at
IA s7s; and corn meal 83 81 Is 81. The supply OF
grain is moderate. Sales to-day of good prime red wheat
At 40 I23 cents, and ordinary 10 good Ito l cents
White wheat is selling lbs lSo cents, as to quail.
ity Family flour do 1870 135 cents Corn y dul--od
white is worth SO 81 cts; yellow 81 66 Cts New corn
white and yellow, is selling at 43 g. Oats " AZ ce,
and choice cargoes at AZ cts Glover 'eed ~ 20
81 80. 2
There 4, no change notice in the provision market
Holders OF mess pork asking $l4 &c. and prime @l
small sale of mess made this morning At pa WA.
Mess beef is held Sl2 No. $40; and prime $S Sales
Of bacon Sides u cts; shoulders bring the same neures
hams IL Lard in barrels nominal at lOcts; kegs
liz IL cts. ~ ~ ~. -. go. !,
whiskey dull with small sales at m 2Si cts per gal
on st.s, "a .fstl.l n .lasfs lanns ,sfA8. stl
At New York, yesterday, in wheat flour there was Inn
tied business and prices in favor of buyers Modsate sales
of enesee sc l2k and Of Oswego and western Mt %
S6 O6 Sales of meal at 81 1ela % p for Sate and
50 43 SO 80 for Jersey Rye -four steady at % for com
mon and St 50 for superior In wheat the causes before
mentioned continue prevent sales. Corn Is dull AT II
~ cents for Mixed and IL ID for fiat yellow Oats
81 Tho spinners buying little cotton a
late prices; but otherwise there 10 nothing doing
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
Nrw Yonk. Nov. II. ls47.
FROM our New York CorrssPsndsa'

NEW YoRK, Nov. II, l8k7.
When fellow gets into scrape, and comes out m the
papers asking the public to suspend their Judgment un
The Facts can be set before them" &C.. generally con
sdered bad symptom in his case. So with the proesta
ons of Mr. Clays particular friends, that tho
report has sepresened him, and asking the public 70
suspend their judgment until the authenticated fepor
comes along This, ofitsel is half giving up But what
if his own report should differ substantially from that
by telegraph and that it will not there seems scarcely
any doubt. 1t agrees in all important points with the reso-
utions which were reported with undoubsd accuracy.
The Caledonia took but ~ passengers to Liverpool and
IL to Halifax She feels the competition Of the Washing
toms superior speed and vastly superior comfort il said
in Wall street that she had $3.50 900 in specie, principally
god-perhaps more.
The receipts produce Albany continue to fall ofat
least in the staplesinstead Of increasing the sea-
son draws to close. The quantity of -four, wheat corn,
barley, delivered at dewaer during the second week
of November in 1886 and I847, is as follows, 4s ~
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UNITED SrArxs PATENT OFFICE n 's..z

N hi
4" tA 'f November 10, 1917.
I'm the pctttaou os Jorasn L. Mett Of tAs cry -
~ New York. praying for the extension OF patent grant,
ed him for improved .ove or sevcn yer ~ ss
expiration of said patent, which taxes P'sco va e ~ y
of December, 1877 . ...ll ,ss,....s =. ~ p.s.s.
fics IN Monday the 18Th day of December next NJ ~
ociock m and persons notified TO appear and
show cause any they have, why the said pcufon ought
Ordered also that this notice be published In the Union
National bemokrat, Washington Rennsy1vantan, fhia-
delphia Daily Globe, New York Argus. Abany Post,
Boston !; Gazette and Union, Portsmouth ~ H., once
~ - EDMUND BURKE,
Commissionor of Patents.
p. s. Editors of the above named papers VIM Psssss
copy send their bills the United States Patent ouoes
with paper containing the notice. Mted3 ln
Nov. 1l-law3w
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WAR DEPARTMENT,

Washington November II, l8H.
SIR: herewith transmit you an order made by the
President, dated the 18th instant requiring the collection
an export duty gold and silver, and, whenever il is
practicable n internal of every descriptions whether
upon property, exacted by the government OF
Mexico, by department, town. city thereof TO be
collected by military officers in possession except
transit duty referred to in said order.
You will take proper measures and give the necessary
directions carry this order into effect the utmost prac-
tcable extent.
Very respectfully, your obedent servant
w. L. MARCY,
Secretary of War.
Major General w. SCOTT.
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NEW MILLINERY.-Mrs HILLS is opening
winter millinery, and would cali the attention OF ladies
her assortment of hats comprising all the varieties
Hats made repaired in superior style at short
notice. f.fY ~
pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 10th Streets south
side.
Nov, l6-2weon
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The newspapers hereabouts somewhat occupied
controversy which the electric telegraph Is the moving
cause and Messrs Morse Kendall and Smith on one sidc
and O'Reily Case, Wright and Seldom on the other arc
parties AS all such there is 80 much TINT Is per-
sonal and incidental mixed up that it is difficult to get at
the real question in ISSUE te. A
The Junk which left this port for Boston long ago a.
to be now almost forgotten OFT HOLINESS Hole on
Monday in tow the steamboat r. B. Forbes She probably
reached Boston Tuesday, after having escaped all the
pers of the deep, and more especially Of Cape Cod
The keel of the third steamer of the New York and Be-
men line the Humboldt will be laid down in very few
DAYS She will be 2,40O burden00 more than the
Washington The Hermann is yet at the Novelty Works,
receiving her machinery.
The preparations for the ndornment e tho Park Foun
tain 20 forward though slowly. sandry huge blocks Of
marble bound up hoops and WOOL numbering the walks
by appear testify The fountain is 70 be faced with
white marble, flower bank above, and hand sonc iron
railing outside. For the jet there VIII be handsome iron
casting in the form of seaf Altogether, the Nand Of
the Croton will have length, fitting portal for her
entrance to this upper world gliding and spnsng through
her veil Of silver and diamonds in all the JOY and beauty OF
her recovered freedom. IA 3si "a eiH
The weather continues fine beyond all expectation For
some DAYS it has had oil the mdness of the Indian sum-
mer ZED
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The Legislature of Tennessee have reached the oath
ballot and senator is yet elected. Mr. Christopher H.
Williams received 80 votes Netherland as Reese 8;
Topp 2; scattering SO.
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ITO LET-A house completely and elegantly furnished,
Il and most eligibly situated in tho First Ward
Apply TO Richard smith, esq, cashier OF the Metropolis
Bank
Oct. 26--