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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
Frol. our saltlasr. Correspondents.

BALrnloRK. Sept 2S-5 p. m.
Immense democratic Meeting. Trial ofJohm Priee-Dsmo-
cratic prospects in the Congressional dstret- Dispatches
from Ffames-Cholera the ocean -Ths markets, &c.
The democratic meeting held last night in the western
section of the city immensely asnded and the enthu
siasm evinced was unbounded Large delegations
present from the various wards with banners music and
transpaIencies The meeting was opened by Charles s.
Spence, esq, who followed by John Toskar, ESQ., of
Boston, in able speeches The gallant Col Samuel Black
OF Pittsbug, then took the stand and welcomed
enthusiastically His speech abounded in Argument elo
qnence and good humoT causing universal expression OF
regret when he closed The meeting closed by
effective speech from Mr. Hack OF the candidates for
the Legislature and III o'clock martial music could be
heard in every direction the delegations passed
through the streets their
The city courtroom crowded this mcrning
by persons attracted obtain sight OF John Price, charged
with the murder Of George w. Campbell AAer three
days being spent in effort obtain jury, and only
having been up IL o'clock this morning, Attorney
General Richardson made motion for change Of
Price has been notorious for many years past for bad
conduct that almost everybody in the city has formed
uniavorable impression Of the man, which Judge Nesb
has decided sufficient ncapacitae all such persons
from acting as Jurors in the The argument the
motion is still progressing, being strongly resisted by his
counsel Upwards Of six hundred talesnen have been
called and rejected
In paragraph in my letter yesterday speaking of the
cheering prospects of Mr. Hamilton, the democratic cand
date in the second congressional district Inadvertently
spoke OF 1t the third district In the third district
ocrac nomination is always equivalent election and
of Mr. Hammond will be elected, and il Is thought
by majority much larger than usual In the fourth dis
rict the Hon. Robert McLane will also nearly walk
the course.
The general impression New York yesterday was that
the America has brought important dispatches
from the French government M. Poussin New
York awaiting his dispatches.
The ship Isaac Wright, which arrived New York yes
terday from Liverpool lost nineteen of her passengers du-
ring the voyage by cholera The ship Shannon, also from
the pon, lost fifteen passengers the voyage from
cholera.
THE MARKErs-In the Baltimore market, this morning.
sales of Howard street and City Mills -four made
So. The prices Of wheat have experienced material
change, and the ruling OF sales have been from SO
100 for good red good prime red SO
l03 and for strictly prime lO3 cents; white los
l0S cents and family -four liz III Corn has
tnued steady in price Sales to-day of white 81 SO
cents and yellow go 81 cents which have been the ruling
prices of the week Rye. sales Of Pennsylvania 65
per bushe Oats 80 to 80 cents, as to quality.
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letters Of marque against maritime commerce of rance
but happily the Committee Foreign Relations Of the
Senate reported ia favor OF delay until the pur-
pose of France should be known.
The political character of Mr. Rves less FREQ from
oensure than his diplomatc time he profess
eddy decided democrat; In 1886 he became
tive and Ia 1870 be seeker VI Office Of the admins
tralion Of General Harrison.
Such is the man France by the cabinet Of
General Taylor II Is Thought thar he will not be received
by the government Of Louis Napoleon il thought
his appointments cannot but complicate the difficulties in
the understanding between the United States and France
growing out OF the want OF cordially which exists between
the two governments IL is thought thar the
lection made OF Mr. hives is the untowaTd act OF the
present administration There is general feeling OF
iety for OF the good i'll humor Of the French
men which may, very possibly regard as disIespectn
choice which mny have been the effect OF some consder
ed combination, Of unavoidable party
But diplomacy apt overlook haressnes in tue
Another annoyance has doubtless moved the Secretary
Relations OF Washington We mentioned il above, II is
possible breach OF good understanding between ths
try and England Of the appearance the Mos
quito question be taking. We mentioned few
days since that knew, from good source that Lord
Pamersion had pressed himself in way all
spectfu towards the United States when he informed
that they had maintain the Independence and
integrity Of the territory of Nicaragua, particularly in regard
Of the port OF San Juan and the sthns of the
The arbitrary conduct Of England in Central America, and
prince of Mosquito either be put up with by the gov
ernment OF Washington will give occasion to grave
Misunderstanding unless be found TO assuage me
excitement which Is spreading among the people Is
probable that England will maintain the defence OF her be-
loved ally, even by force OF arms.
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Communicated.

Communicated.
Extract from the journal Of The proceedings Of the House
Of Delegates Of Maryland, February g. 1885, p 223.
"The House then resumed the consideration of the
ton submitted by Mr. Pratt TO expunge from the journal
of the House the preamble and resolutions submitted
by Mr. Dorsey, of St. Mary's in relation to the nom
nation OF Roger b. fancy, esq, now Chief Justice, before
the Senate OF the United States.
"The said resolutions having been read the second time,
the question put, will the House expunge the
from the journal of the House Resolved in the afrma
tiye-yeas so; Mr.. Pratt voting in the affirmative"
In connexion with the above proceeding, from which
II appears that Mr. Pratt moved to expunge from the
journals of the House resolution submitted by
ber it must be remarked, that at subsequent period
he voted for resolutions requesting senators in Con-
gfess to vote for the expuncton OF the resolutions which
had been adopted by the Senate. Thus find him at
time the advocate OF peertng the journals of the
legislature then again denouncing the democratic party
for the expuncton process And this is the man now
preferred by the court house clique party as their
candidate to fill the seat in the Senate of the
United States II the expunction OF the resolution sub
mited by MIR. Benton was objectionable, violaive
of the constitution, why that be anxious to
mark with Reproduction, and at the time TO adopt
similar policys We are in hopes that his friends will
reconcile his position before the country Give light
Is he in favor against the perverson Of the proceedings
of the legslaturel What his doctrines' Let the
court house party speak They have their agents and
managers located in different sections OF the State for the
purpose OF elevalng him to seat in the Senate. They
election of members favorable to his views. Moreover,
the patronage of the federal government, through the
Attorney General, is welded for that exclusive object
New appointments hape been promised, 10 make friends
and obtain support So is the state of things All ap
pontments TO be thrown exclusively into the ranks Of
the court house clique party and all wings who do not
unite with them in the of their ambitious
aspirations to be Frustrated and rejected unworthy
: ~ VOTER OF TALBOT COUNTY.
SEPTEMBER 90, 1919.
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TO CONTRACTORS.
BLUE RIpeER AILRoAp,


PROPOSALS will be received by the undersigned his Office
Il Brooksvie Aibemafe county, Virginia,
Of
gethc deepcut embankment connected
each end
The tunnel viii be $3.50 feet long 10 feet wide, and % feet high
with each side will eastwardy,
mile, 700 below the
Proposals
half IL bid for.
Popoers requested bidding,
and will undersigned all necessary
The payments suitable
the The energetic
prosecution Of the work, win be expected.
Printed forms Of win be furnished application the
undersigned
BY order o President and Directors,
@. CROZRT,
Aug ll-dtOctl Engineer Blue Ridge Railroad.
03-Propo-sls will also he received until the Isth
October the oonyucfton
side Of about comprises
much heavy work, and a tunnel about 10 feet long.
Sept l5-tl5m O. CROZET.
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Democrats should patronizs Democratic papers.
Come what nav we start right, and France, any Of
her hackers, will find the United States semper paTat
which, in the emphatic language of the age may signify
son hand ."-Baiiaore Sun.
Has the Baltimore Sun lent itself to the pitiu purposes
of the administration which, after every member of il but
Cen Taylor and Mr. Johnson aided and comored the
foe when country in open war, now denounces
every who ready approve of Mr. Cyons bun
Cling In the French affair We have united with many
OF the democratic press in censuring the Sun for al
legged eanngs eactonares Washington but when we
recoect its silence in regard those who opposed bitterly
and effectively recent contest with Mexico the above
from article highly with laudatons of
the present powers that be- to be wholly out OF
place Can the Sun that the democratic party which
essentially the party of the country in both late
wars, isnow Of the hackers of France
The Baltimore Argus is sound and able penny paper
and we trust our friends in this city, who desire paper
from Baltimore, will generously patronze it They should
not encourage direct indirect caumny upon their party
and cause coming through poessed neutras by patron
izing the sources whence such calumny emanates.
We understand Mr.. Comfy the corner Of Al street
and Pennsylvania avenue, is the agen, Of the Argus
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Proposals for Coal.

NAVY Aersr's oruos, Washington, Sept Is lsio.
EAIED proposals will Office endorsed pro-
~ for coal' until ~ O'Clock OF October
furnishing and delivering free Of all and the
United kiery, Maine Of
best quality Cumberland lump coal.
suitable delivered
such places commandani
pass inspection said d
pounds and the whole quantity be delivered BY the 10Th OF No
ycmber
Approved the estimated amount in the
set forth The form OF The eonuac Will be required No payment
made until whole Of coal shall be delivered Every
Offer must be accompanied by written guaranty he responb
be certified BY
other Ofcia nj this agencyO
the offer be accepted bidder bidders will within FIVE
aer the receipt post ONCE designated,
same, good furnish the said
coal agreeaby The specified this advertisement and
which be embodied in the The law Of 10Th August
1885, ods the consideration Of all proposals not accompanied BY
such guaranty.
Bidders particularly cautioned endorse their Offers
required distinguished from other business
order their being before the time All
Offer made Ia strict conformity with this
particular, will be rejected informal whose
accepted viii be duly noed and forwarded without
delay.
offering designate post through
which they desire be addressed and the agent whom the
sep ls-d,lthoct IN. LATHRoP, Navy Agent
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should have been as quick TO resent to perceive il
and the remedy ultimately adopted should have been
promptly supplied After the French government were
appealed 10, and their reply given. the afon f any
listed in the well known absence of any nten became
the act OF the French government and required something
more Than mere ntimaton 10 its minister that his pass
ports were ready for him. The reply OF the French
Secretary OF Foreign Affairs is very significant upon this
point he, IN almost many words, tells our diplomatic
Solon this is little petty quarrel between Mr. Clayton
and M Poussln, with which this government has moth
ing 10 do. IL has been commenced al washington,
and there 4 must terminate; and well knowing the
powers OF the government here under the law OF ma
IONS, and agreeably affected BY an occurrence which,
IN us results, might prevent hun IRON absolutely re-
calling M Poussn for other reasons, he very naiu-
rally concludes, and means TO say, in his auson TO
the settlement of the petit quarrel al Washington, II NJ
tremendously together, why the latter ought to have
brought the official relations with him to close, with
Out annoying endeayoring to make party there
TO- Since we are appealed to, however, we cannot but
say that, although minister has exhibited a little
brIquerie there is no lack OF the same on your side
and Il would have been better il both OF you had main
tanned your tempers"
There is another point in the whole matter which our
government has failed to meet, and which the French
minister has presented in plain light he might
have doAe: The latter evidently complains to gov
eminent Of the wrong inflicted by Capt Carpenter in de-
tatn'ng the French ship after her release from the shoa
as kind OF security Tor the payment Of The salvage de.
anded not for the assertion OF the right 10 salvage
The latter had been abandoned by Commander Carpen-
der and not renewed. The answer OF our govern
ment, and the whole OF the argument Of the Attorney
General brought to support precious decision OF the de-
partment, seeking his opinion, is as TO the right of
Commander Carpe'dsr to The claim to salpage, and not
Grant the right, and there will be very little law sta
tute international, which will make the savor the
court OF admiralty to determine the amount and period
todier of the saved ship until the demand thus made
- - ! JUSTICE.
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Communicated.



Having read with much care the official correspond
which has been published, showing the for
the recent rupture OF the diplomatic relations between
government and that OF France, and having also pc
rused the commentaries OF the press this matter both
in this city and elsewhere, have been struck with the
absence Of all reference 10 what deem material point,
and one which impressed itself Immediately on my mind
II was this: That great bunder was committed in re-
erng the correspondence the French government for
redress OF an alleged personal insult by its Minister the
remedy for which in the hands OF govern
ment; and still further bunder was committed in ma.
king of that remedy, after the French government
had endorsed and approved in effect the action OF its
minister, and inflicted severe rebuke our talented
dplomatst OF the State Department IL looks extremely
like appealing 10 France 10 punish its ambassador for an
alleged OF discourtesy in his correspondence and
thereby getting Enforcement OF the alleged wrong the
magnitude OF which, the real OF personal dhcuy,
led the honorable Secretary doubt and then failing 10
SECURE suoh endorsement this great and magnificent EN-
bodmen OF the honor and decency OF the country turns
round and wreaks its vengeance on the minister OF
France BY his dismissal
II the honor Of the government was concerned, they
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Nsw. from ,he Plains.

By letters addressed by member of the Washington
City and California Mining Association to his father in
this city, appears that the company at Independ
Rock the 25th July, reached Pacific Spring.
west OF South Pass, the LIST August The road
the mountain by the Pass described superb but with
some scarcity of grass. Game of all kinds is found in
abundance the route. The company all in excel
lent health and having ghtened their wagons Of super
fuous weight, going ahead with undated spirit and
resolution.
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NEW MUsICJast received staioners Hail, door
~ of 18th Pennsylvania
lar music which win be sod at usual reduced -four
per page, % every WIN FISCHER.
My Home, composed by the late J. T. :. Sullivan
Good Sally, deers fvore Ethiopian composed BY
Frank Howard
The Jolly Ord Crow as sung by the Virginia Mlnsues
on Phoebe Ethiopian song, by Harrington
thought he testing for popular ballad, by W. u
Cunnlngon
The Sweet Robin, by Stephen Glover
Sing and rcrncmbex by w. @. Peters
Three Maras for soprano Alto, with accompany
dedicated 20 the Rev. j. r. Doncan, by H. serving
The kppomatox Waltz, by A. Picot
The Flora Waltz, by g. n. Gcfkn faH
The Margaret Polka, by Henry schwine ..a
In Far Distant Lands, by ID, NJ May
Eisclle and Beisene Polka BY Hememunef
Alabama by Hon. A. H. mceh
complete In one NUMBER, by clover
and Free 70 inc ar OF Rosa Ice
We're out upon The Mooniit Wave, by Hewitt
The Dying Soldier, beaunhn song
Hept
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C.rp.,,pg., c.rpssl.g., o.rpe,lns..


QARNEs MITCHELL would call their unusually
large and elegant supply Of cupetnF, floor oclo rugs
furnishing dry goods generally. Al opened
And the number
bought the regular way They would especially
persons all every
goods examine their sung
themselves elsewhere, they determined sell cheap
would name having just been opened
pieces extra rich velvet carpetine
3 DO do tapestry velvet do
10 do very superior and elegant style Brussels
Is DO new and handsome style imperial ply
90 do suPcrhne Ingram, % both imported and American
Of entirely and beautiful style
20 do common Ingram
80 do and wool and cotton do
do Venetian 81 the best quality and newest styles and color
10 do list and carpets, Of entirely
do American floor oiiclot of 4, 5, q and 90 widths,
many ofnew and handsome style. Also
do very nch tapestry pattern English ditto 70 cut for halls
dozen rrs e tueted and chence make some very
handsome and cheap
Together he largest decidedly cheapest stock we
have ever had Of Z, 2, 10, II, and ia blankets
Linen and cotton sheetnrs, pilowcase linens
Darnnsk table diapers and tabecloths
Damask napkins, brown table diapers and cloths
Colored border towelinr Russia and Scotch do
IHucksbsck toweipr, step oilcioth
Colored step linen, crash, OF the heaviest kind
Curtain materials Of every description, also curtain muslin
Piano covers Of the richest colors and styles
Also tahe s2 all % handsome
$50 n and s4 white imperial qui In this article
tewise ~ DOZEN coorcd quilts, at only al u.s. worm Al 40
pieces cooed floor baze, Of and 1914 widths
They again respectfully solicit call from ali desiring sucb goos.
before purchasing elsewhere knowing that viii greatly 70 he
Between sth and Oh streets, Penn. avenue
Sept Ie-3taw3wif
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EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL OF VIRGINIA.
rhc Diocesan school, Alexandria, Rev. e. A.
DalrymPle, Rector.

THE session Of this institution will the second
Wednesday 2) Of September and continue months The
Of school educate youth thoroughly Christian
cpespepare junior and senior classes Of college,
the every depart
and sciences and the greatest pains taken to
branch Terms; O
payable annually sending pay
$50 each. Bedding SO per session extra t
students limited rs Parents who intend
send requested 70 give early notice. that places may
All the school
esy requested present themselves puneuay the first day
Application admission and further information
Rector post Office Theological Seminary Fairfax
county, Virginia." Aug l6-3aw6w
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THE subscribers having put I'm operation their
WINDMILL, sold thirds
be carried under Of Csc. PAeE Co.
prepared
patronage low be furnished the Georgetown Mills
delivered their free OF change such
neal bran, rye -four, rye chop, ship stun, Shorts large
homny, Graham -four, ke, all Of which they have i
wishing supplied, win leave their addrc
sept aSYdiot GEO. PAGE CO.
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WrIis.m A. yvn.e,sr a Go.

DEG Of Washington and the District,
they branch Of New York house
OF 10Th where they
have full and complete assortment Of staple and Fancy Stationery
American English French German manufacture. They
ve particular OF FANCY AND oRNA
MENTAL STATIONERY, ENGLISH ILLUMINATED BIBLES,
TEsTAMENTs, AND PRAYER BOOKS and beg say thai
from the facilities they possess in importing their good. direct from
enabled offer Inducements
purchasers be found other in this city.
Il--lmn
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OS msnwnsctsre o. Iron, one small volume, re- re-
printed Treatise issued by British Society fer The
Diffusion Of Knowledge engraving tae a Gus
Technical Encyclopedia; pocket Dictionary OF terms
and sciences, and Of quotations use rom
foreign languages with their trsnslntons vol, Is cent?
Methods Of Location Cor Railway Engines, by g. w hn cvn
engineer VOL, many engraving, 50 cents. - NV, IN
sep2l TRANCK TAYLOR
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Mrs. Ellen Joness school for young win be re
wi opened Monday, the LEI Of October, the
2ls' streets Sep N-steos
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VALUABLE THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT At
AUCTIoN.-on Monday, the LIST Of October, on
the premises at o'clock, st
brick containing wide passage
which stands being o No 4 In No GOA fronting
between street and New YORK The
handsomely located, good neighbohood worthy
Of wishing make good
third balance
thirty, and thiysx months wiz be gwen,
bearing interest deed given and deed Of trust taken Tide
dispuiahe
Sep It'd Auchoneers
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by GREEN a TAsrEr, Aue,,o...r..

COOP FRAME HOUSE AND LOT At AUcTIoS.-op Tues
ID of October hali
O'Clock part Of bot No. no. square 4s7,
west, between and north, win good
The above described property handsomely located
readily ga Terms liberal, and made known
GREEN 4 TAsTET,
septN-HTFshTu Auctioneers.
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CARD.--o 3. X PEoE win practise law the Of the
Of Columbia prosecute claims before The different
his especially
attorneys mahas and the cltks Of the Uni
coushaving experience the Treasury Depart
for services Of such officers All commu
nicapons should be postpaid
Once, street, between 18Th and 18th.
INTEL July 26-d&cpIy
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MARRIAGE.

~ hdpPy eotnehenee-
Married on morning instant, by THoM.
owry Mr. JAMES r. w.CAIsDwELL 20 Miss EDMoNIA viR-
GINA Only MAJOR EDsusp hoHsosp and the
young
Major EDMUND RICHMOND and Mr.. LYDIA y. CALDWELL,
(s'ter Of JANIS X PoLK) Joined
marriage BY DAVIS, all Of Haywood county
he~ee. -|t
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BY II. q. d g. ". DYER, Auctieneers.
VALUABLE LOTS AT AUCTIoN.-on Saturday evening next
18th instant O'clock shall sell in front prem
No No 2g, the Of and Yer
avenue containing about ,l65 square feet
One fourth balance
years, for satisfactorily secured bearing interest
Sept I'D Y. C. G. F.DYER, Auctoneers.
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ny K. $. WRIGHT, Georgetown.

TRUsTEE's SALE OF THREE-sToRY BRICK HOUSE AND
LOFTY Of deed Of trust dated the 10Th day Of Sep
tember si Of Washington
ty premises, the 0th day Of October
O'Clock part OF lot g. In the original plan Of George
town. d. c. OF jefferson street, with the three
story brick Terms cash, in bankabe funds
sept l9-ds T. s. WRIGHT, Auct
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Condition or the raorkets.
BALrInoax, Sept. q, 1913.

fire occurred at oswego. N. X, yesterday, and de-
posi- office, telegraph Office and bridge the Susquo
hanna. Nearly all the business part Of the city Is
thousand dollars Wall street loss about So, Co.,
We learn from Cincinnati thar the Elk build
ings formerly known SCOTS HoeI" together WIN
Union lumber yard, burnt to-day whole loss $4,000
insured S2e,000.