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SOUTHERN LITERARY DEPOT

SOUTHERN LITERARY DEPOT.
TUST RECEIVED. the following New Works
- CHRISTOPHER TADPOLE-prce 60 cents
JAMES THE SECOND-20 cts;
COTTAGE LIBRARY-20 cts:
FORTUNES OF TORI.OGH oBRIEN-20 cts;
DISGRACE OF THE FAMTLY-D cts;
LAST OF THE FARIES-5 Cts
JACK ARIEI-20 cts
Parts ii and IL of the AMERICAN CHESS MAGA-
ZINE-40 cts;
FLOWERS PERSONNEL - Parts IL, 10 and II
Beautifully Illustrated, with Treatise Ladies' Hocu.
ture-20 cents each
The patronage of the trade respectfully solicited the SUBJ
scrbe having made such with the publishers
enables him sell low they be bought for in the
Northern Cities. for cash. ]. B. RUSCONT
mh7 st 40 st. Charles st. opposite ST. Charles Hotel
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AMERICAN HAIR DYE,

WARRANTED, if strictly applied according to the di.
w recons TO change the Hair from other color a
beautiful AuBU RN or perfectly JET BLACK. without
Hair Dive will fail to color the Hair be desired
but the directions must positively be strictly complied with.
the time the Hair it ceases to color it
becomes dry To change White Hair to Red Auburn re-
ques the Dye be kept the Hair for about three hours
and then make perfect black requires two three
hours
JONES' HAIR TONIC
This valuable preparation excites the scalp to new and
healthy action ceanses from scurf and acknowledgements
the hair from falling ocnes those euptve diseases which
often appear the head and in majority of cases. pro-
rGh gay az ard beautiful u unsquaed By
No. South Third street. Philadelphia
For sale by N. JARVIS & CO.,
mhS 2w corner Magazine and Common streets
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Order No. s.
HRAp QUANTITIES.. 1st Brigade. LIST Division. L. NJ.

HEAD QUARTERS, lst Brigade. 1st Division L. NJ
New Orleans March 6th 1870.
II the expiration of commissions, viz:
=, At the United States Exchange, corner Of -
Tchouptouas and Poydras streets, on THURS.
DAY, the 9Th instant, for one Colonel, 49,
Lieut. Colonel. and one Major of the 4th Regi- ygEz4
ment Major Doane assisted by Captain Lewis will preside
the 10th instant for Colonel, Lieut. Colonel and
Major of the ADD Regiment, and for Colonel
Lansdon, assisted by Capt. Bickel. will preside.
AT Mrs Woods Coffee House corner of Gravier and Cir
streets, SATURDAY, the 18th instant for one Colo
mel, Lieut., Colonel and one Major of the 44th Reg
ment; Colonel Langdon, assisted by Captain Bckel will
preside.
At the Coffee House corner of Magazine and Race Streets
on SATURDAY the 11th instant, for one Colonel one
Lieut. Colonel and one Major of the 47th Regiment COL
Lathrop, assisted by Captain Gable, will preside. =
The respective polls will at o'clock NJ and
main open hour
The officers presiding will make immediate returns accord
ing to law. By order of Bgadier. General E. L. TRACY:
mh6 ct EDW. d. LEWIS. Abide. Camp.
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EkESSRS DOLBEAR, Is Camp street. f
w and 90 Chartres street, receive Pupils <Ss--
from to e. {eari of age Their object is to
Of the PRINCIPLES and PRACTICE of PENMAN-
SHIP as to fit them io situation here quick business
writing required.
e5~ All Cramping and Fatigue of the Hand and Fingers
is removed in ALL CASES. in few easy lessons.
HouRs-9 10 II A. NJ, to and to 9P. VI, mh9 If
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CARRIAGES CARRIAGES !.

CARRIEGES p CARRIAGES
EAsTERR ! PRicEs at t the C ZEN = -
Rl No. Go ST. CsdrIes street, 0ppoSite E9sE-[tYf
the commcrcim Erchange1on hand and ~ ~
constantly receiving FASHIONABLE CARRIAGES of
the latest styles direct from the manufactoes: COACHES,
ROCKAWAYS, BAROUCHEs, BUGGIES, etc, etc,
for STYLE finish and price equal any market Custom
ers are invited to call and see for themselves.
mh5 3m H. s. SMITH, G6 St Charles ST.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE,
Trilay Niphf MARCH IN

Friday Night, March TO, 1913. \
ehave eevssy important changes to notice in general
market for the past three days. On Wednesday two days
later INTEL yence from Liverpool received by the South
ampton Great Western announcing it said
improvement there in Cotton which gave momenary
pulse market Still later accounts however, daily
looked for, per Britannia, which to leave for
Boston either the 18th 18th ult The weather since
last has been cool and generally fine.
COTTON.-Our report of Tuesday night last left the Coz
ton market quite firm though business checked some
degree by the anticipation OF later dates from England then
considered due. On Wednesday, decided impulse felt
market which attributed to received by the
Great Western of advance at Liverpool Of I'D just before
her departure and the sales II 900 bales at very full
Yesterday there was less doing and only $500 bales
bales sold while the sales OF to-day up only 5000
bales making II 800 bales for the tire days, and u 800
bales for the week. taken chiefly for England and the Cont
nent. Prices rather unsettled by the delay receiving
the Britannia accounts, but change
quotations The receipts at this port since 1st September
exceed By 80 33 bales the total receipts of last
ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Ynferiea ........5 755s NIiddling Fair 500. ei1DSa
Ordinary 576G062G Fair 7'sGDz5s
M.ldiHg s5@@6s Good Good I Fair ~ nominal
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Cotton, bales 906acco hhss.
Socs or hand s ssgs IS q; s349' OK 1885
previously. ....... .s72 S27-7aO,so R6,las-i64s
Epposets past 5 daye........ S9,sai Us
Stock on ians noe s'ea,sa ... 255,58s SO,756
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NEW SPRING FASHIONS

NEW SPRING FASHIONS
- We would nowbe happy TO show our customers ,szz
ga the new French and New ork styles of A rs AS
S for ths Spring, Just receyednFne Dfab and Black
BEAVERS, Fine Moeskin SILKS, etc. Fashionable
STRAW GOODS in great variety. Mems Childrens and
Infants Leghorn Panama Dunstable, China, Pearl etc.
mh5 d. w. Il F. BELDEN, Charities st.
UPHOLSTERY AND PAPER HANGINGS.
TTNHE SUBSCRIBERS most respectfully inform their
friends and the public that they have received from
Paris rich and elegant variety of French FURNITURE,
UPHOLSTERY GOODS, and WALL PAPER, to which
they invite their attention.
az All orders for Goods or Work will be thankfully
received and promptly attended to.
mh5 I'm DUBOIS s, FINN, IS Charities street.
COPARTNERSHIP.
THE UNDERSIGNED have formed copartnersip with view
l. OF transacting COTTON F.4CIOR.4G1E and
GENERAL COyM.NISSIO.N b USI.MESS in this city,
under the style of THORNHiLL MCII.HENNY, to
take effect after the 3lst of May next which time the
connection of Jno Thonh with the house OF Ward Jonas
& Co. will be dissolved
R. McILHENNY has opened office at No. 81 Grauier
street for the purpose attending to the OF friends
who may think proper to entrust with their business
JNO. THORNHILL,
r. MCILHENNY.
New Orleans Jan. %. 1913 mh5 Sm
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FURNITURE, PIANO FoRTEs, &c.

IA forms his friends and the public that be still con ~
Times to offer for sale fine assortment of ATGH @m
every description. Uatches-he approved mann t2,AS9
features Of NJ; !. Tobias & Co, VIM Cooper 4 Co. T. S
hunting and q faced caes @nsr Wae.eonsng in
Ladies Castors Cups Pitchers Toast racks etc; Also
large yariety of faaeg Go99dS-WGousht Shell COMBS
Pearl Shell Enameied and Inaid Card Gases Segar Gases
Bead Bags, Head Ornaments, Bouquet Holders BalI "a
and Fob Chains. Seals Keys, ETC. Pens Pencils, Ttmbe
Bracelets Brooches. Ear dId FINGER Rings etc. ETC.
- FURNTTURE.-R Rich Rosewood and Mahogany
E-a- Furniture; Red AMI Blue Plush Velvet fsola:
"a Chairs, 0ttomans, Dvan etc. etc. I'M, rum
- ture III custom work, and finished n the Best
manner, and equal 10 ever brought to ms market.
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JUVENILE PHENoMENoNs-Mast Pat Foley
and William and Henry Williams, Were yesterday
sent to the House of Refuge by Recorder Baldwin,
as incorrigibe little vagabonds. These young
Gentlemen belong to the Jack Sheppard school,
and In many instances manage to foil the most
venerable members of the police. They cried as
their little hearts would break-but as their tears
were about as sincere those shed by the croco-
die, they were sent down, much to the satsfac-
ton Of justice and their progcnitors.
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PIANO FORTEs-Hayingt the special ageneZ Of Messrs.
A. H. Gale & Co. and Nnnns Fischer 80
stantly receiving Pianos of their manufac n fl n n
ture in rich Rosewood and Mahogany cases,I "
Attachment These Instruments are superior TO all Others,
having Ivess Patent runeabe Reeds which there is no
er@ Sheet Music on hand and received as pub
lished mh2 I'm
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EVANS ARCADE HAT EMPORIUM.

No. SO .M7GAZLNE Street, Corner CRATER Street
re JUST RECEIVED and now opening at this 20
~ establishment the most varied and splendid "
60 ASSOC Vent Of HATS offered in this Market
consisting in part Of -
ssuner and Medium quality BANANAS, IEGHORNs.
GUIYAogIL, CAMPEACIHIY and % ITALIAN STRAW
BEAVER MOLESKIN and NE PLUS ULTRA HATS,
of the latest fashions and finished in the richest styles
and finish of this Stock The old customers Of the house
and the public respectfully solicited to call and examine
for Themselves. mh7 I'm
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saddlery, Harness, and Trunk Warehouse,
s No A. cG HoR sTeSs f Sas 1 pow on ~
6shaanPad "a large gs, assortment b? Of every %
gales Coach, Gig Buggy Wagon and Cart HARNESS;
b1ay Brides Collars Whips, stITnps, Bits and spurs
together with the largest stock of Trunks Vaces Saddle
and Carpet Bags before offered in this market to Which
he invites the attention of purchasers all the above Goods
will be sold at Greatly Reduced Prices.
The subscriber has also the agency for the sale of
SPANISH SADDLE TREES, of great variety of pat.
terms and at the manufacturers prices mh7 I'm
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MRS. DELANY.--A lady bearing this romantic
name was yesterday ordered to give $500 bale to
keep the peace, or go to Jail for four months, for
having created a terrible rumpus in the street,
Mrs. d. stated that she had been assaulted by her
own son, kicked out of her own domicil by her
own husband, and maltreated by about forty of her
neighbors. Whiskey, however, was at the bottom
Of the whole affair; and Mrs. d., who had a nose
as lurid as red pepper. went on her way NUT
enng curses, not loud, but deep" upon the po-
lice in general, and the Recorder in particular.
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FoRGERY.-A man by the name of John Mill
gan was yesterday arrested at the request of Mr..
Charles L. Frost, of the firm of Price d Frost, on
the charge of forging draft to the amount of 800
The draft in question was found in his possession
After being examined by Recorder Baldwin, he
was sent to the First District Court for trial
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:, Va. :. U. 5 MalI IRENTON-F0f Pitts6urg,
lsssYjs (difec) " deeltag and CINCINNATI with quick
- despatch: The new, superior lighdraught
passenger steamer TRENTON Capt d. Collier expected
This Day and will leave above. For freight or passage
having unsurpassed accommodations, apply board oppo
site Poydras street wharf,
mh5 hyde 4 OGLESBY, IL Poydras street.
n. b. The Trenton entirely boat and has large
airy state and being ght-daught will meet with
no delay Passengers viii please be board the above
hour.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS
ATTITUDE, % 81 30 N.-LoNGITuDE, 80 Win Time %
Cleared Yesterday

a., . CIeared esferddY:
Ship Rob Roy. Arnold, New York Fosdick & Bro
Ship South Carolina, Bosworth Liverpool,
Up. Whitney & CO
ship Lapland, Simpson, Boston, G. w. Hynson
Ship Powhattan, Flitner, ST. Petersburg,
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WHAIE OIL.-25OO gals Bleached and Winter Re-
w lined for sale by
mh5 S. w. CUTTER 10 Poydras st.
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GPERM OIL.-a00o gals. best Winter Strained in casks
~ and bbs., tor sale by
mh5 S. w. CUTTER, 70 Poydras st.
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SSt,REWS.-One pair Press Screws suitable for haling
~ Moss SKINS Tobacco ETC., in good ORDER for sale by
O1io S. w. CUTTER, 70 Poydras St
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This gallant soldier the hero of the brilliant victory OF
San Jacnto, and now OF the senators in Congress
from the State of Texas has lately been doing yeo
mans service in the cause of democracy in this State
He accompanied, on his tour, by his able and in
uepd friend, Hon. David s. Kaufman, of the repre-
sentaves in the House from the " lone STAR, known
equally for his eloquence in the senate and for his bra
very in the field. The speeches of these champions Of
democracy successfully at Harrisburg, Carlisle and Ian
CASTER attracted vast crowds of democrats They are
spoken of as inspiring and forcibe in the extreme We
have already given the account from the Harrisburg
Union of the great meeting at that place. Both the dem
ocrac papers at Carlisle give long and glowing descrp
tons OF the 4th, it passed off in that borough
gathering that has not been equaed in many years. par
cipated in by thousands and proraced to late hour
in the evening. We shall give further details of this
celebration hereafter At Lancaster on Thursday eve
ming last spontaneous meeting got up TO welcome
and TO hear the distinguished men, which is pro-
nounced by all who were present real monster meet
ing Although few hours notice only given, the
telegraph sent the glad intelligence to Columbia, and
other accent towns, and hundreds upon special
trains. 1t impossible for all to hear the eloquent
speakers; but the enthusiasm they excited among the
democracy struck terror into the ranks of the opposition
May they not fail TO realize the universal expectation in
dulged other sections of the State shortly to hear
to welcome them !-Pennsyluanidn.
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From the Delaware Gazette
Young Men, take Heart.


When Gen, Cass replied to the address of Mr. Bayard
Wilmington on the occasion of his late visit he
profoundly affected The tide of memory seemed to have
opened up before him all the vcsstudes and tolls through
which he had passed. since, when poor boy, seventeen
years of age he left Wilmington, then mere village to
seek his fortune in the far west He had few shilngs
in his pocket, and crossed the Alleghanies foot
Turning to his youthful hearers, who stood near him,
he said, in substance: "n this country, such examples
Heaven be praised, are not rare The youngest and
humblest man in this may occupy the proudest
stations upon earth, if only he is true to himself, true
to integrity and true to his country When left here,
Che continually and settled down in the far west that great
region had but twenty thousand peope-now it contains
more than five millions The change, in this respect,
however much it may fill you with amazement, as sig
nal evidence OF the progress of this republic, more
remarkable than that the humble individual before you
should now be the candidate of commanding portion
of the American people for President" Gen Cass next
appealed to the young in strains of manly and touch
ing eloquence, exhortng them stand by their country
and their honor-to cultivate worthy ambiton--to i'm
prove their mnds-and to be worthy of the future
Take heart young men, Here is an example that is
worth to you and to the millions that are to follow you,
more than the teachings of the schools
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OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.

XE2%T3 u. s. NAIL LINE TO SOUTHAMPTON
LTW1X$<9RaAND BREMEN.-The steamers of this com
-nI& 41pany will sail regularly once u month, as
follows;
FROM NEW YORK.
The WASHINGTON, Capt ]. Johnston the Goth July,
The Hermann, Capt. Crabuee, the 2Ist August.
FROM BREMEN.
The Hermann, on the 18th July, 1873.
The WAsHNGToN the 18th August
FROM SOUTHAMPTON.
The HERMANN, on the goth July, 1913,
The WASHINGTON, on the 10th August.
When The Doth of the month falls Sunday the day
sailing from New York will be the 2lst
Passage from New York Souham pton or Bremen lst
cabin, S120.
Passage from New York to Southampton or Bremen I'd
cabin, $50
Passage from Bremen Southampton New York. LIST
cabin $50
Passage from Bremen or Southampton to New York Cd
cabin, $50.
An experienced surgeon on board.
For freight passage apply the Office of the Ocean
Steam Navigation Company, 80 Broadway, New York.
July l2--lw
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Ey Ed. G. 4 6. r. DYER, .q..c,ioners.

A CHANCE FOR SPECULATION.-CITY LOTS A
"A AUCTiON.-On Saturday, the 18Th July next, v
be sold at pubic auction part OF lot II, in square No
at the corner oil Third street and south street. N
IN the same square part OF lot in the square,
the corner OF Virginia avenue and Third east; part
lot l, with Improvements, being frame dwelling and
BILE These lots will be sold the premises nearly OPT
site the Masonic Lodge, Navy Yard, at hall-pas
O'Clock, p. m, July 10, lSiS.
Also lot ~ in square SOB, being nearly half the squa
This lot may be subdvded on the day of sale. Part oil
T. in same square, under lease, yielding ground rent
$50 payable half yearly, and improved by frame DIV
ling. Lots "a and %, in square l043, on Pennsylva
avenue, between 18th and 18th Lot d.
square l,lO5, near the Middle Bridge, on the Eas'
Branch.
All the above lots are in the neghborhood of the Ma
Yard and desirable for building, These lots will be 8
on the premises of square 800, Odd Fellows N
near the Navy Yard at halfpast o'clock, p m, July
Terms: One-third cash, balance in equal payments,
one and two years, for notes satisfactorily secured bear
interest. H. MAY
ED. G.. e. G.. F. DYER,
July I'D Auctioneens
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July I'D
by e. G. s. g. r. DYER, .gucnon1eys.

| A CHANCE FOR SPECULATION Valuable proper
IA at Auction.-On Friday, the l4th instant, the subcf
bers viii sell at auction the following valuable properly
this city, 10 wit:
All OF square No 66S lots Nos ls inclusive squa
NO: COY These lots the north boundary of the CIT
and afford an excellent site for graveyard market "a
den.
Lots H. 49, 81 and g. in square $751; situate at the corn
OF lst street west and New York avenue the Of ID
hill.
Lots and 3, in square "a, being valuable building
on pennsylvania avenue and street. near Georgetown
The above lots will be sold AT the subscribers aucl
room at O'Clock, p. m, the day above mentioned
Also parts of lots D and % in square or reservation
with the two story brick dwellings thereon, being in
centre of the city, on Pennsy lvania avenue
Aiso part of lot %, in square, under lease ydr
ground rent of $780, payable quarterly. 49,.
raft OF lot ~, IN same square, under lease yielding
ground rent of STA 80, payable quarterly
These lots are on Pennsylvania avenue, between u az
9th streets, and are improved by brick buildings
Fart OF Lot Ia, in square 6Ss under lease yielding
ground rent of 500, payable quarterly.
This lot is the gate of the Capitol. and u
proved by three-sory brick house known the "Wh
House"
The above lots will be sold the above mentioned do
on the premises, square b. next to Buthmann's VII
Store, a half-past O'clock p.
Terms of sale One third cash the balance in equal pa
ments and two years, for notes satisfactorily
dorsed, bearing interest H. MAY.
f. G. 81 G.. F. DYER,
July I'D Auctoneers
|
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From the Petersburg (Va) Republican.
The Hon. Henry A. Wise.

We are happy to have it in power to do the amplest
justice to this distinguished and talented gentleman, by
mailing to the counter the report which has recently been
ndustriousy circulated that he intended TO cote for Gen.
Taylor. We never for moment believed that there was
any truth in the rumor, although know it mas been
used ed for the purpose OF raising the Taylor stock
from gentleman of high responsibility whose name,
were we allowed to mention it, would be sufficient
be that after short but necessary absence, MIR.
Wise will return to his district and enter upon his duties
as the democratic deetor and that he will advocate with
cheerfuness and with all his ability the superior claims
of Cass and Butler This is just what expected, and
Exactly ichH the Mtigs deprecated:
My DEAR SIR: am just from York Town. where have
coses oon that give you but very contracted
count of Mr. Wise's views. 1t expected that, ac-
coing CUSTOM the speech would be made after dinner
but crowds were in attendance from Gloucester War
wick, York, James city Elizabeth city, Williamsburg, and
New Kent, and, in compliance with their request Mr..
Wise consented address the people in the courthouse
before dinner The speech not political but, in
some Weeks in the west private business, and that
charge his duties democratic office which
had accepted accordance Uth his sentiments, and
In the evening had conversation with him, in COM
pany with other gentlemen 1t was remarked by
as Taylor man. Mr. Wise seemed mortified that such
rumor should have gotten afoa and much that it
added with much emotion, and with considerable empha
Sis that having acquesced in his nomination democratic
eiector TO suppose HIM Taylor man, he considered
Election the intelligence oil the district and mPca
ton OF his character of honor He said in the
of genemen that he had been caught
by buying pig in bag, (Harrson) and that he did
intend to be caught again.
find it has been stated in of the Richmond pa
pers that eastern Virginia would be swept by Taylor
This may be credited of eastern Virginia. but here
In this legislative district Taylor will fall considerably be-
hind Cays vote The people are NOT disposed to confer
the presidency man who avows in advance that he
will be cipher in The government for all purposes
but for the be stowal OF office and it's emoluments.
Only few minutes have been allowed me write the
above, but you may rely on its correctness
Respectfully
To WIN. r. DRINKARD, Esq.
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Rv A. GREEN, .q..ciioneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTIoN--on
Friday, the l4th instant shall sell, the premises,
at O'Clock, Lot No. 3, in subdivision of square No
$50 containing l9 feet situated 3D.
near New York avenue, in Tapidyim proving part
of the city will be sold in body in lots to suit pur-
cbasers.
Terms One fourth cash balance in three six and nine
months for approved endorsed notes bearing interest from
the day OF sale. Title good.
A. GREEN,
July l3-ThNF Auctioneer
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affairs, AND FIT ONLY FoR THE POSITION HE occupp
What possible contingency could induce the uhig
Ohio 10 support Zachary Tayor7
We are astonished that any portion of the wing pa-
should persist In presenting General Taylors claims
domination by wing national convention. So far
principles concerned he has none and IS ineopa
expressing any If elected President. his Ignorance
civil affairs would render him complete tool in the han
OF designing men and we fear that many distinguig
men we could name, who are supporting him. are ma
OF the country.
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Il beautiful miniature engraving by Richie.
Miniature portraits Of Mr.. Webster, General Scott, Gen
eral Taylor Mr. Buchanan, Mr. Adams Mr. Calhoun, the
rope and others, of unusual perfection of engraving,
and framed in porcelain and enamel, in a and beau
hip style. Just opened by
July H. F. TAYLOR.
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BROADWAY HOTEL Broadway, corner of Park
York. =
Transient board 81 so per day
PETfIBONE ~ TUCKER,
July 6-l6t Proprieors.