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- HOTEL TO LEr-The National Hotel furnish
In e. and peted in 1876, al the corner Of franklin
49, square and street In the City OF Hudson, being D.
the In inedate vicinity OF the whsrves steamboat land
nzs railroads aud ferry to Athens The building IL BRICK
thee stories high with attic 81 feet front BY 70 ies
dee containing between ~ ard 50 rooms with fuf
fcincy 81 atables sud shed ADJOINING Possession
can be ha before the - OF Nay, required Inquire Of
~ DNWtf PENrZ co. s. Wa'er-st. y. Y.
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EuAIPAGNF, PORT aid sherry Wines, for tam.
I ilr bs,kcs boxes sent free Of expenss
Oh auY part 0i tie city.
Chsupafaas eidsics Parry Ne Plus ults, Russia
Easis, M.acrva. Venus, and sllely Moussax 10 quarts
AID p.nis. AZ ~ to ~. per coEca
Pti Wines Pure Juice md Oh i.ondon Dock. In wooa
Armiiohns aud casos ~
shery W,nes-Daa Garden Anonu,ado, Msnzsnis'
Fernando saS fsle and Blow as from ~ cts 10 - per fs'
DOES iu wnna aaa giess.
M.ioifU uf aifrfent brands -.
Ftsrsh wioes-clos Nosscnt, ChsmAtia, Basne'
49,.
R,rdesaS Catal IN wed ,sa cases. from ~ 50 to SS
scr tssaa.
nh Brandy. ia Asmllohas aRd bottles
Teas Green aut tlscs, Ia ana lSih. boxes
NsfanA Cigars. hrsf saaiiY. for sale BY -,
900 Nsiu q fNpMeSON - Bessef-"
llktrANNIA rtMBIkRS-Bri'snnis Isms, s.
~ assa,tpl ssfs manufactured and icr sale 81 H.,
slN Nv lAliwl hNNiNs aAkl, laie boalana" =
NloIA~-k- CuP--eutsnnia Molassss cups: 'R esr
w afsatatea All sef sas, ~hoiesae anf fetsl
ins. sHP. hy LuCtus HART late BoaIcm.n ns--
Sotr LADIES Hrisunia soup Ladies' 'A'
- taiietns fpf eala Al Rufhng slip. BY u..t
az la Luclus HART, late Bosrdmsn q mar
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In 49, FI.IEL DE ITTVNN ANU
s$~< -s--y----iter 20 MERN LILLE kAlLROAD-Rslst
during the psst season with hesyJ
h kaif--WiNTEN AkRANBFNENT.-Le4v by N J.
Naroad foot u Cortilni- st. a. A n and r e Leave
BY steamboat fom PIER No - River, Il l0t o'clock NJ
t'rrieht tTainll ald 5. Oci9ck z. "a
for EASPON WilkesbArrc. Msuch CbUnt. Pa. "a
Leave BY che norns line By Railroad. Por sess spply
GA NpFr ffahseB HDtsl ~ cortlsrdst a2 ("
10 EOn StLE-The soop IDA, about 81 tons bar.
rfes icB hut OF the best materials, with locust TOP
apron and fn'iocss In GOOD order and coz
dton, well onra la salts aud rigging, will be sold ehesp
&C. cash kor farther particulars inquire Of JOSIAH La
COUNT. New Rochelle Lsnding, or -
NI o.. VA INutRHiils. lAt W sfer-st. N. Y.
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From our Baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE, May lis, p.
The Whig State Comuemtion Organizations -Probabe ae-
tiOn-Ihe markets, &c.
The wing State convention assembled this morning in
Browns Saloon, with quite large attendance After
ganizing by election Of Hon Richard Thomas of 81
Mays county, president Of the convention, series of
resolutions presented declaring the favor OF the con-
for wing principles and their determination to sup
port the nominees of the Wing National Convention for
President and Vice President. The resolutions carefully
abstain the mention of the of either Mr. Clay
Taylor but provide for the eecng of delegates to
National Wing Convention, who to be untrammel-
led of the State being free to cast it in such
manner and their knowledge OF the Vows
of their constituents may dictate.
After the reception Of these resolutions the meeting adj
iourned in order allow the different delegations
suit among themselves the proprey OF the resolutions
proposed The best feeling seemed to prevail during the
morning and General Taylor has gained ground greatly
among that portion of the wing party who have hitherto
stood forth for Mr.. Clay.
The mail from the north, to-day, brings nothing OF inter-
and the telegraph has failed to furnish the northern
markets yet
THE MARxETs.-In the Baltimore market, this morning.
quiet but few buyers being in the market Hold
asking 30 7for Howard street brands without find
ing purchasers The last sales So rs City Mills
held SO g. without transactions Rye -four $8 rs
S3 S74 and meal at 80 81 81 so per Dbl The
cepts grain light Small sales of good to prime red
wheat l3S l43 cents white do, l42 145 cents and
family -four l6O Corn is quiet sales of white at ~
l3 cents and yellow 40 So Oats 81 IS 75a
80 Mess pork is held at $40 $40 l2a, and prime
do SO TO- Groceries steady Whskey is dull at 22A
a 23l per gallon in hhds. and bbls
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ST, I6s 62I 5a Sen. s94 10 89s5, 439 O9

Col j. Anthony King proposes, through the advertising
columns of the newspapers raise force of from 1000 to
5000 volunteers, with which, under the directions Of gov
eminent, put down the Indian in Yucatan. He Of
iers great advantages he says, which may be known
application him American Hall every day 10
o'clock
For years the enlargement OF the canal has been avore
cectioneerDg topic with the wings in this State. This
year the canal is for the first time considerable PERIOD
under wing and that in many places IL
much enlarged that there enough float
the boats, and there is a total soppage OF trade.
More cloudy weather, but yet without bringing the
long promised rain.
FED.
p. IS The America had within few dollars OF half mill
lion in SPECIE $499, S57 being, think the largest
amount ever taken this side in vessel Wall street
appear feel it seriously She had 80 passengers
for Liverpool, and for Halifax
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From the Pittsburg Post
The Manufacture OF Iron.

We understand that large number Of woxmen in the
different rolling mills in and about Pittsburg have in
temptation iron establishmenturDish
own capital conduct their business and share the
profits equally The arrangements have yet been per-
fected but have doubt, from knowledge of the
and industry OF those who have the project
temptations that they will persevere until they pIish
all they have in view. 1t is proposed that hundred
persons, practical wokmen, should combine their capital
skill and energy, and form company to be governed by
rules and regulations OF their adoption Each member
shall furnish $500, be put into the general fund.- which
will make in the aggregate capital OF SlOOO0 with which
commence business. Each member of the association
will have particular branch assigned to hm-al will be
actively employed-there will be drones dlers.
In addition the manufacture of iron of all kinds, the
gentlemen whom have alluded thinking OF estab
fishing in connexion herewith sheein mandatory
We believe there is establishment OF this kind in the
United States and persons who have worked at the bust
in England say that the facilities for manufacturing
Ptsburg quite good anywhere else The block
tin, which is imported principally from Peru, forms about
10 per of the Ingredients of the seetthe balance be-
ing ron of the manufacture will not be difficult
suppose. We should rejoice to have it
in power chronicle the and
of this branch Of manufactures in our smoky city.
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BY telegraph from Augusta, Georgia, we are enabled
to lay before our readers the following important nte
gence from Yucaian. furnished by the New Orleans Plea
yune, IN an euenng edition of the 9Th instant
The schooner Eleanor (says the Picayune) arrived this
morning, from Belize on the Goth ultmo The Indians
still continued their depredations almost unmolested
They have destroyed the town of yaccala by burning it,
The men, TO the number of 500, had retired to the
forts; and the and children were obliged to take
of themselves, being destitute of money food or
wood. The people were flying in all directions. The
inhabitants OF Belize were threatened with attack.
and were making preparations TO meet it.
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The following is extract of letter from gentle
man who recently belonged to the wing school, addressed
to member OF Congress from Virginia. dated

to member OF Congress from Virginia, dated
IcE's FERRY, MosoNGALiA CO., Va.
May 9th, 1913.
take the liberty of addressing few lines you, for the
purpose asking the favor you furnish me with all the
political documents you conveniently frank, TO dis
tribute those that think need them, furnish argument
10 those who wish understand the issue between the
two parties | am with the democracy and my country
aud will all Of my abilities to aid ths party in glor-
Gus the Mexican paryor, understand
ngy speaking the wing party Give the people light and,
nv life on it, they will act correctly. tatter myself that
there is not single individual in the wing party who has
done more for the party than have done-beng politi-
elan from boy and always being enthusiastic in favor
the great embodiment, Henry Clay went any lengths in
the support of him and his friends acted under con-
scientous conviction OF being right but things changed
and the people have often rejected Henry Clay,
think he shows much dicaton in thrusting himself
again before the people candidate for the presidency
What the wing principles have put the question
many wings, but failed get proper All they
say Henry Clay They dare go before the people in
favor of bank-deieat would be certain. Mr. Folks ad.
ministraon destined to be the popular
days of Jefferson Every measure has worked welsub-
treasury, tariff Of 1916, war-and has answered the
pee, atoms of its san9uine friends"
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by the Pre.,dent Of tho Ua,t.d States.

TN pursuance of law l. JAMES X. POLK, President of
thr United States of America do hereby declare and
make known that public sales will be held at tho under
mentioned land offices in Wisconsin at the periods here
matter designated, to wit:
Al the land office at "FALLS OF ST CROIX RIVER"
commencing Monday the fourteenth day of August
next for the disposal OF the public lands within the UNDER
mentioned townships and fractional townships, viz
North Of the base line and est of the fourth principal ey
A'"" " ~ J;on
~ A.. -. .. :,
Iownsmps sve a ,au'.i nd ~ ,ents ven Of
townships t"eh'y i've 'weiy'sN' anu '"o"y 'Vo' Vi
range two. ..- r -. 49,.
townships t"ehyeish' anu '"eh'yh"c' VI range SeV
ehIsen. IT,, .;o.. .,,or,,, nina h;r,v ard III; rv
townships W"Shn.y o'si'' '"o'''y "i'''' 'iS' " S
two, Oh range e,gnteen; .., .u....: .,;u 49,. -
township hirV, ana iIacuoh"i """sinPs "y'iio anu
hirty-two OF range nineteen. Ill.,. - $780,,
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OFFICE OF BALTIMORE AND Ono RAILROAD CoMrAsY.

May 8, 1873
enclosing resolution of the Board of Managers of the Ma
tonal Washington Monument Society, requesting the
portaon the railroad from Baltimore Washington
without charge OF the of the National
ngton Monument have taken great pleasure in giving
instructions tor the transportation of the according
the wishes OF the society," and any arrangement necessary
facilitate their purpose will be cheeruly made by Mr.
William s. Woodside master of sportation, with
whom would be proper the agents of the society should
confer.
beg you to be assured that glad of opportunity
of giving small evidence the interest which in
with all my colleagues, take the success of the
great and patriotic purpose the society have in charge
am, sir, very respectfully your obedient servant
LOUIS McLANE, President
WILLIAM Brent esq, nc, &c. &c,
Washington.
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NATIONAL WASHINGTON MONUMENT OFFICE,


At meeting of the board of managers, Mr. Brent, lst
vice president, presented letter from the Hon Louis
McLane president of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company accedng the request Of the board OF
convey the corner stone OF the monument from Bat-
more to Washington free of charge to the society
Whereupon ordered that the OF this board be
rendered, by the LIST vice president, the Hon Louis Nc
pany and his colleagues the board of direc tors for
this of hberality.
1t is further ordered that said letter be published in the
Inellgencer and Union.
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Rv n. GREEN; .qscEtonser.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
II AUCTlON.-On Monday, the 18th instant, shall sell
the late residence of Mrs. Kebecca Burche deceased
East Capitol street, the first til eesory brckhouse east OF
the Capitol by order of the orphans court all the house.
hold and kitchen furniture of The deceased, such
Bedseads, beds, and bedding,
Window curtains, looking glasses,
Tables, chairs, carpets, silver spoons, &c.
With a good lot OF kitchen requisites,
Terms of sale all of and under $40, cash; over
$780, credit Of sixty days for approved endorsed
A. GREEN,
May l2-3t Auconeer
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nETER SCHLEM IHL IN AMERICA, volume

nETER SCHLEMIHL IN AMERICA volume
L Napoleon and the Marshals of the Empire, 2 vols.
Major Joness Sketches of Travels with humorous illus
tratons by Darby
Jack Tier or the Florida Reef, by Fenimore Cooper
The Gar, his Court and People, by Maxwell, vol
Jane Eyre, handsome library edition, large type and
fine paper, vol
Lamartne's History of the Girondists, vols
under Louis Philippe, history Of Ten Years, by
Louis Blanc, 2 vols.
Louis the Fourteenth and the Court OF France by Mis-.
Pardoe, vols.
The Owl Greek Letters, by w, vol
May IL Just received by F. TAYLOR.
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May IL

DEmOCRAT7C Text Dsek-Jua published, in vol
IL OF 72 pages, printed ns paper of cloar and
eKbIe type, the Dvporofie 1sxt Book, being comRen
dunn Of the principles Of the democratic party lh's
volume Is published in the hopes it will BE-
circulated The democratic members OF Con9Tess wn ind
valuable document 70 disseminate among neI consu
country the "Mexican war;" "The tafln Of 70 Inc
subreasury" "Poicy and measures OF the wings. ana
Der of tho baltimore bar Single copies ~ cents. len
copies for one dollar % per hundred Orders respect
fully solicited Address r,, ~. n'S 5000,
May3-M NO ITO oai.i"o's suosr D.'"'""'
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VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTION.-On Mon
day. the 9Th OF May next, at o'clock, shall sell on
the premises lots Nos and l6 square No 1853 lot No.
fronts 81 feet north street, by depth of about IFS
feet between l7h and 18th lot No Is fronts So
Penns lvana avenue, by about the depth,
i'm proved by good two story brick house, &c.
Terms made known sale.
The above property for private sale until the day
sale.
improved.
For terms We, private sale inquire OF Nicholas Cal
Ian, esq.
r. w. DYER, Auctioneer
Or The above sale was unavoidably postponed all
Friday evening the 18th instant half O'Clock
May ll-2t R. w. DYER, Auctioneer
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NEW MUSIC.-Just received the following music
IN the old established store door Fulers Hotel
which will be sold mt four cents page being one third
less than the regular price. w. FISCHER.
The last of the BouTbons.
IT'S good to die for country.
Resaca de la Palma quick step.
First Baltimore Invnci be's quick step.
Walnut Hill March, by Deems
Little Rock Waltz, do.
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Bv n. GREEN; .ascttoneer.


1HXECUTOR'S SALE OF GOOD TWO-STORY FRAME
l. HOUSE AND LOT at Aucion-By virtue of power
vested in by the last will and of Richard
Warning, deceased. shall SELL the promises, Wed
nesday, the 10th instant at o'clock, lot No
subdivision OF square No. 4S5, with the improvements
which a we'll built and convenient two-story frame
house. back buildings &C. situated on the island on ri
west. between E and D streets south.
Terms OF sale: fourth cash balance in six, twelve
eighteen, and wentyfo months bearing
from day sae secured by deed Of the property
Conveyanc at the expense Of the purchaser
CHARLES S. WALLACH, Executor.
May 6-3teo A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
fbJ The above sale IL postponed, In consequence
the rain, until Monday, the 18th instant same hour.
BY order of the executor
May l2-3r A. GREEN, Auct
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shall take place One, understand, expected.
in relation letter said TO be addressed by the General
10 MIR Clay.
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JAMES X. POLK.


Every per.on entitled tho right Of presmpton any
OF lands within the townships and fractional townships
above enumerated is required to establish the the
satisfaction OF the register and receiver of the proper land
hce and make payment therefor practicable after
SEEING this ~oti and before the day appointed
tract claimed otherwise such claim will be forte ted
fa EHf RICHARD ~ YOUNG,
Cowmisssesu Of tie Osnsval Land OFos.
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From the New York Star, May 10.
FROM the Argentine Republic

seventh Ward Noticc--rhe citizers OF the tn ward
will meet at Island Hail. Ryand chapel on Tue sday
evening" l6 instant, ~ O'clock for the purpose OF
making suitable nominations for mayor members of
The boards Of aldermen and common council.
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RI *. w DYER. .4.cttomeer.

VALUABLE SQUARE AND IMPROVEMENTS AT
Y AUCTION.-On Friday, the 5th day of May, at s
o'clock shall sell on the premises the whole OF square No
49, containing about TO OO feet with the
ments, which good two-story brick house, with base
and back building, frame stable and carriage
the yard, NC.
This square between and streets, and 10th and 2si
Terms of sale One-thr Of the purchase money in cash;
the balance in equal payments at g. r. and Is MONTHS for
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest.
ROBT. w. DYER Autioneer.
April N--eo&ds
Or The above sale II unavodab1y postponed, in CON
sequence OF the weather. until Friday the 12n instant,
same hour and place.
May7-eod&ds R. W. DYER, Auct.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
Nxw YoRx. May 10 Is.

NKw YoRK, May 10, 1913.
The first message of the mayor, sent in yesterday to
the common council is universally recognised by all par
ties as presenting the best outline for comprehensive
yet laid before the public. With dem
ocratic common council, might hope TO see his wise
suggestions followed
On a review Of the imports at this port for the four
months from LIST January LIST May this year. as compared
with the months last year, there appears falling of
arcles-as brandy, cocoa figs lead, SALT sugar In
boxes, &c But the whole there is substantial GAIN
especially in hides, iron, molases, pepper, pimento
Iuisns, sugar in bags, Tin plates, tobacco wool, &C.
The annexed table presents summary OF the exports
of beadsuis Great Britain and Ireland from the pnnc-
pal ports OF the United States, between September 1877
and the latest dates al each port
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BY OVERLAND EXPRESS
FOR THE UNION.


We have received by our overland express, the New
Orleans Picayune OF the 4h instant Geographic synop
mis- of the of which we laid before our readers
yesterday. 1t will be found of great interest," embracing
many matters which our summary did not contain
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~ hussars. - - : -
Light Troops service, by Lieut.. Col. Leslie, 6O,h
Kings royal rifles
Defence OF Outposts by Captain Jebb royal engineers
Hints Officers Pique, service, by Capt Gasse, 9th
infantry.
Duties of an Officer Picquet and Detachmens by
Capt. ker, 7th dragon guads
ght troops In the rleld by Lieut. Mayne 2th iplanuy
Jackson the Formation, Discipline, and Economy Of
Armies.
Service and Management of Heavy Ordnance, for the
Royal Regiment of Artillery
kvolutons and Manruvres of Field Battery and OF a
Brigade OF Batteries by Capt: Gore, royal artillery
Maxwel's Victories of the British Armies
Artilerisrs Manual by Capt Grfiths, royal artillery,
4th edition.
Fortication for the Rhine Frontier by Lieut. Col Hum
frey. :,
Malortie on the Attack and Defence of Fortified Places.
The S,eg-s of Spain by Weingons Army, by Major
General Jones.
Macauay's Field Fortifcations and Field Engineering
Military Bridges. by Sir Howard Douglas.
Scharnhorsts Military Field Pocket-book.
Jnss imported from London by =. TAYLOR.
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WANTED KMMBDIATELY, five six young ladies
wv learn the fashionable dressmaking business Full
instructions given in all tho various branches. Apply
May s~dst MARY ALICE MURRAY. Agent
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May l2-3t
Ry A. GREEN; .a,sctionefr.

Ry A.. GREEN, .asceionesr.
DRY GOODS, FURNITURE, &C., AT AUCTION
- On Saturday, the 18th instant, shall SELL in of
Centre Market. at O'Clock, n large lot Of dry
goods and household furniture The stock being large and
Of general assortment, deem it unnecessary
Terms cash. A. GREEN
May l2-2t Auctioneer.
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The schooner Heroine arrived last night from Vera
Cruz and indebted to the captain for the prompt
transmission of letters and papers from the city of
Mexico to the goth of April
By this arrival have the proceedings of the court of
inquiry the 18th, 17th 18TH and 10th ult, which we
will publish at the earliest opportunity The letters of
correspondent, hereto annexed all that can
make room for this morning, without OBTAINING paper
from the press They extremely interesting, and will
be found TO contain all the of importance the bur
den OF being that there is yet quorum of the
Mexican Congress at Querearo, that the prospects of
the ratification of the treaty waxing fainter, and that
Paroles is still at large at San Luis Potosi
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Total, I55,43l 8S,4l3 2l0,O93 2,4I5,077
The exact of specie carried by the packet
ship Splendid for Havre Friday, Si65 1885, or be-
yond 500 900 than first reported The Amor
ica to-day had 100000, much would bring
the amount by the two ships to SSOO,000.
The cash duties received the Philadelphia custom
house during the first four months of the year fol-
forI 10 md The fNUnn evions xear