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TAMMANY HALL, JR.
From our Baltimore C0rrespondsut.

BALTIMORE, July 28-5 D. m.
Democratic nomination. for the Mayoralfy Mas
Meeting on Monday-Ihs Fall Eections-IXe markst,
&c.
AS anticipated the democratic convention last even
ing almost unanimously nominated Colonel E. Stansbury
their candidate for Mayor OF Baltimore He is an old
defender, and most popular and respected citizen There
to be grand meeting Of the Baltimore
on Monday evening in Monument Square, which the fol-
lowing distinguished members of Congress be
presents HonoabIes Thos H. Benton W. Allen E. A. Han
sable H. B. Johnson, F. p. Stanton Thos Henley and
b. Louis Lowe. The preparations making very
sve, and the democracy of the different wards will march
to the square with banners, ransparencies and music.
The od drum" is being sounded with considerable effect,
and the spirit up in good We have three
trials OF strength by way of elections in the coming
TALL The first gun will be fred the 4th Of October
election for sheriff, and few days after the election or
mayor will take placeabout month before the presi-
Dental election.
The papers from the NORTH to-day bring nothing of spe-
cial interest.
The MARKETs-In the Baltimore market, this morning,
the foreign by the Europa has had visible effect
-four The sales of the week about 700 bbls
Howard IS 49, There have been about 900 bbs
City Mills sold SIS rs ALSO during week. small sales
of rye -four 3 S7t -, and of meal 81 50.
The supply of wheat increasing, and sales making
at 80 100 cents for ordinary good red and 80 l03
cents for prime. White, for family -four. liz lis
Sales OF white at 43 A cents and of yellow
4S so cents. Sales of rye at 50 10 New
20 25. and old 81 33 Pork continues firm at
$Il for mess, and 80 for prime
The last night broke down the telegraph wires,
and have dispatches from the Philadelphia and
New York markets to-day.
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Marnhalsa Sale.

TN virtue writ of fer acias issued from the clerks
office Of the circuit court of the District Of Columbia for
the county OF Washington, and directed shall
gust next the front door OF the courthouse Of said
ty, at IL o'clock, m, the following property, namely
bank note of SIS of Latham Co.; bank of the
Farmers Bank Of Virginia. for $40 each bank note
Hagersown, Md for $5 do Of SIS, of the Farmers and
peake and BALTIMORE Bank; do; Bank Of Wooster
silver fish. knife, silver lade, pair silver sugarongs
30 silver table spoons silver tea spoons. silver sa
spoons IL silver forks black bag containing in silver
$29 5O tin box and conten-viz in gold rs eagles 90
half eagles, 10 quarter eagles soveregns, lot silver
change 81 10 Hot silver change7n tin box, 8l IL lot
silver change wine cooler, IS IS iron chest sof 6
lamps. Seized and levied upon the property of James
Raymond and sold satisfy udicias No. H. to October
term 1873 i'm favor of Henry May, administrators OF Lee
grand Fairchild. H. WALLACE,
Jnly 29-ts Marshal oil the Dist OF Columbia.
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The Free-son Party--The Buffalo Convention.
The Portland Age states fact which shows the tricks
to which the factous fanatics of the north esortng
They are trying swell the list of the Buffalo delegates
and to produce the impression that the democrats are
uniting with them as well the wings For this purpose
in Portland notice is published, under several sigma
lures for ree-so convention, 10 be held at Portland
on the GOTH tpurpors to be signed by both "schgs and
democrats" The Age publishes and then analyses the
list and declares that is unable to find ga single demo-
srat in the whole list" 1t recognises 26 wings and
abolitonist, but the remaining eight are unknown"
The cage proceeds:
Sc far then, the call referred puports be signed
BY democrats, il is a FRAUD.
The democrats of Maine have occasion for boiling
away from their cherished faith and following after
strange gods They perfectly satisfied and pleased
with their ticket They will TOGETHER in defence
oo.r ancient principles and in fidelity to the highly pop
and noble who have been selected to lead them
on to victory.
In regard the whg patty of this State the case is diff
erent. They satisfied The great mass OF its mem
bers feel that they have been cheatedoutragcdb
ed nothing but the sheer force of party discipline
any considerable number of them to the ranks We
speak what every knows to be true when we say this
politicians in this State-impatient and res
tive their condition members oil minority party and
determined to adopt expedent of raising the wind
thought they in the character of Gen Taylor the means
which they might avail themselves to rise into
and place They threw up their caps Tor MIN long before
they had any quasi assurances that he was whig
and eventually joined what forces they could by
and fraud those of the Shareholders of the SOUTH
and thus brought about the nomination of Gen Taylor
nomination which is not regarded as binding. becsuse
procured by management because the person NOM
uated not being avowed whg not eligible for NOM
nation and because hs not nominated upon party
principles, but on savehoding principles.
Well, then, may the moro candid and independent mem
bes of the wing party be disposed repudiate the
alliance which has been entered into their account with
the friends of Gen Taylor The old wing party hereto
fore existent is dissoved its members feel free seek
associations and the call which have referred
evidence that they determined to do They know
that in acting thus, they sacrifice advantage in Maine
for they and continue to be- hopeless minority
In view of these facts all we have to say democrats
home abroad is not to be deceived distrustf
to this movement having effect upon ourselves 1t will
attact support from the democracy. will be aided
by no changes from democracy than incident
the ordinary mutations in human affairs The pulse of the
party is firm The vote of Maine, by ten thousand plura
~, will be given to Cass and Butler
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From the Charleston Courier, July IS
Late and Important from Mexico.

From Charleston Courier, July IS.
Late and Important from Mexico.
Hattie deween Insurgents and government troops.-In-
surgents successful.
At about IL o'clock last night we received two fele-
graphic dispatches from our New Orleans correspondent
giving very important intelligence from Mexico which
We give below:
NEw ORLEANS, July 81
The inhabitants of Yucatan have been successful in
era engagements with the Indians The Indians having
suffered severely in killed and wounded had in every case
retired discounted.
The marke, New Orleans more animated,
and the demand brisk. Two thousand bales sold-mid-
ding bringing from 81 to ST. Other articles unchanged,
and markets generally inactive.
NEW ORLEANS, July D.
An arrival from Mexico brings three days later intel
gence. The dates from the capital iIth
An engagement had taken place between the govern
men troops, commanded by Bustamente and the insur-
gents under the lead OF Paredes in which the former was
routed The loss of Paroles is stated "a killed and
wounded. Jarauta is said to be among the severely
wounded and, probably, MORALLY
The roads throughout the whole OF Mexico ted to
De infested with robbers who were plundering all
came in their way.
Another arrival, bringing days later intelligence
confirms positively the above intelligence of tho
ne insurgents and that they will probably
ufn The government, and drive Herrera from power and
dissolve the existing authorities.
onsamente Is said to have lost five hundred in the
conflict that had taken place
rour thousand bales cotton sold In New Orleans and the
market active. Prices not named.
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The wings have held a mass meeting at Warrenton
SPRING. The democrats will follow in August The wings
Dragged high upon the occasion. Indeed, it is part of
their tactics Among other speakers Mr.. Tompkins of
Mississippi who stated his hope and belief that Mssis-
sppi would again be found among the constellation Of
wing States" Will the honorable representative of Mis-
assipp stake a basket of champagne her vote or
will Mr. Thompson of Indiana stake another upon his
own State
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sp.nish Dictionaries.

NTEUMAN and Barreus Spanish and English Dicticn-
IN airy. vols octave.
The same abridged, complete in volume.
Cubi's Spanish and English Dictionary. vols.
Meadows Spanish and English Dictionary. volume
London.
Dctionnare Espagno Francais. ct FlancaisEspagnol;
par M. Nunez de Taboada. q vols, Paris.
And variety OF phrase and conversation books,
ces easy reading books in Spanish in Spanish and Eng
sh and in Spanish and French, for students of the Ian
guage also small collection of the celebrated Span
ish authors.
Imported from England and France, by =, ro
Jy9 F. TAYLOR
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I,OR RENT-The upper dwelling part of that large
building situated at the corner Of 7th and
pennsvyania avenuc and the Of Shuster Il Co
and Messrs Hall Brother at present occupied by Mrs
Mccormick boarding house. The house contains
twenty good rooms, Gall but three fronting 7h
The avenue kitchen and cellar with large woodhouse
and yard attached-al in good repair The comfort and
of the house, the valuable and
ton, and the low rent, make of the desirable
boarding houses to be had in the city Possession given
the LIST day of October next. For terms, apply to
ANNE r. DERMOTT,
July 23--eo3t Residing in the house.
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From the Pittsburg Post, Jxly %,
Hon. James Buchanan.


AT the instance OF number of distinguished demo-
crats letter addressed TO the Hon. James Buchan
an to ascertain whether he would permit his to
be used as the democratic candidate for governor OF
Pennsylvania at the ensuing election. In his reply de-
clinng that honor he states il his desire return to
private life the day when he confidently expects to
witness the Inauguration OF Generals Cass and Butler
and that il would lily requite the democracy of his native
State for all they have done for him, if he would now
solicit new avors at their hands, stand in the way of
worthy democratic friends, who may desire to become
candidates for the Office Of governor The following is
the letter referred TO above
WASHINGTON July Is, 1913.
DEAR sR In answer your kind letter OF the lth in
slant hasten to say that shall not be candidate Tor The
office of governor 1t is desire TO retire to private NE
on the day when confidently expect to witness Tue hs"
Ruraou of Generals Cas- and Butler
have been long and uniformly sustained by the denpc
racy of my native State and am content with the pubic
honors which they have already conferred upon me.
.hal bear into retirement deep devotion TO he
principles and heart wing with gratitude fo al
their Kindness Indeed should but lily reque them io'
all they done me- now TO solicit new iavors
their hands, stand in the way Of worthy democratic
friends may desire become candidates for the gov.
erner's office
Yours, very respectfully -
JAMES BUCHANAN.
CHANBERs M'KIBBiS, esq, Pittsburg.
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There was sold to-day auction per order of the State
comptroller, mortgage for &65 900 Brooklyn
property for which the government recently in treaty
The mortgage had been lodged with the comptroller
curiy for the of the Atlas Bank, suspended last De-
cember The mortgage threatened the sale contest
payment This deferred purchasers, and it brought but
1877 900 This will make the worth rs the
dollar.
Yours, PRENTICE.
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CAmUEL GREINER, son OF Matthias arsinsr and
~ Barbara Mesert lett Presburg in Hungary his native
place several wears ago. and supposed be in the
United States His mother left him at her death some
property and he is requested take possession Of It, In
case of his DEATH il desirable to receive certificate of
it, Any information concerning said Samuel Greiner,
ID G. July 20--law9t
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GRADUATE OF Eastern College who hss
been many years engaged in teaching, DESTROYS
obtaining situation in some one Of the middle States
Address " A. b." at the office of the " Union"
U--dNct.
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July 25---eo3t

NOTICE.-Any person familiar with the arrangement
~ of quarermaser and commissary papers can obtain
few days employment by applying to tho occupant of
room 3S. City Hotel. Jy 8-8r
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION-On
II Monday morning next the 3lst Instant, O'Clock
shall SELL the residence Of Mrs Byrne the
of Pennsylvania and 10th street, south side her
household and kitchen furniture, amongst which
merate follows:
Mahogany sofa, do. dvans rocking chair
Do sideboard cane-seat and other chairs
Very superior piano-fore, made by Stewart, of New
York
China, crockery, and glassware, castors
Paror, chamber, hall, and step carpets
Wardrobes, bureaus, washsands toilet
Best feather beds, mattresses, bedseads
Androns, shovel and tongs, stoves
With general assortment of kitchen requisites.
Terms of sale All of and under $25, cash over
$2 credit OF and four months for satisfactorily
endorsed, bearing interest. E. c. IL G. r. DYER,
July 20 Auctioneers.
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ID H. HOOE q co Market Space, between Jth and
9Th Streets will from this date offer their entire stock
of goods prime Their stock Of dress goods
consists of great variety of tissues grenadines bereges
lawns, silks lustres ginghams, DC.
In fancy articles they name
Lace capes both white and black
Worked collars and CHEMISTS
Rich white Grape shawls
Clear lawn and needle work handkerchief
Kid, silk, and Lise thread gloves
Silk and cotton hosiery ~
Thread lace, black silk laces
Thread and bobbin edgings and insertings "
Together with every other article in line
Also large lot of heavy undressed Irish linen, for
family
Linen sheetngs, towelngs, diapers, table damasks,
napkins, NC.
All of which will be offered such prices will ensure
speedy sales. The public invited to call and for
themselves
July 29-3taw3wf
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Os-Tho Rev. III. Slicer Will (by Divine permission
preach in the Capitol next Sabbath, at III o'clock.
July %
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COMMERCIAL.
NEW YoRK Julv 26-Wedresdav A

New York. July 26-Wednesday, 4 p. m.
Inc prompt passages of the several keep
Wen posted up IN relation the in Europe and
the arrival of the United States in IN days from Hawe has
brought down Paris dates 18th instant She has liz
passengers, and freight list of S32 600 The news was
commercially better The funds both ia Paris and Lon
don, We're firm at advanced The French three's
which, in March, were as low as 49, advanced to 81 but
ie on Inc 18th TO 4si consequence Russian military
movements Consos which fell 80 are at s7l. The
cotoh market was more active and raw material bet
'er Doth at Havre and Liverpool The market
s'eaoy ana hrm The consumption of textile fabrics
throughout England and Europe last year was very small
by reason OF the high price of food was expected as
is usually the case, that large consumption would this
year. attend low prices but the revolutions have super.
vened and checked the trade The exports from Great
britain Tor the months ending with June follows
,o lotion Woolens. Linens. Silks. Hdware Total
t3ll056 FL a9S 636 fs0a 500 O3
ieas sS34io 2272652 ls742s2 2l2s2s s3a
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o. The Board OF Health Will meet At tho city Hall
this day. the 18th instant, at O'clock p. punstual
JOHN Y. BRYANT,
July -, 1913 Secretary.
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Dec. 1oeaa fsa7s6 fi2l 1854 f9l o7S fla
ms decline is large and general and would have been
greater but for the fact that considerable quantities
been sent abroad for forced Sales they would bring
cost at home The figures are therefore, less
y test OIL British foreign trade than their magnitude would
indicate The quantities this market are consd
cradle as compared with former years The follow ing
shows the weekly import and duties this port for July
comparing the aggregates with the period of former
years;
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Another Laconic Letter.

Hon. BENZ. F. BUTLER
The Arkansas banner., 1848-02-22

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The Arkansas banner., 1848-02-22
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The Arkansas banner., 1848-02-22
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The Arkansas banner., 1848-02-22
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