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10 buy up the natives il Levin can do IL TO support the
Rough and Ready ticket but il cannot succeed only with
bait they throwing Out to others might here state
that me district of Sotigark Spring Garden, and Ken
sngton were democratic before the natives came into
ocatc ranks and they say now they joined that party TO
carry out great principle as apary and that party Or
Levin-or more properly called Lewis z. Leyi-for-
port and carry out. then they are al liberty 10
return to their first love. might here relate scene
that took place in Collector Lewss sanctum short time
since. man by the name of Carman, more famillarly
known as the varnish man--who, by-theby, is one OF
Levns constituents and aided much in having him re.
turned to Congressat the instance OF Levin, made app
him letter from the member Of the first district urging
his claims upon the collector He found out afterwards
that Levin wrote counter letter. or went personally and
the varnsh man repaired to the custom house and with
drew his papers, and informed by Lewis that he GER
tany would have appointed him 1t Levin had not coun'
who said "You need not think you and Levin can buy
me up to go tor Dale for sheriff; and more than this,
have your certificate OF stock for some hundred dollars
made off Of my poor wife and children, and would not
have any Of your Offices" Lewis cooy replied. 81 will
give you market price, whchs mere pttance" .'No,
@ Washington. cripple am. and show Old lack what
shall show this scrip to the members of the United
States Senate; and then think you will wake up
some morning next winter and find yourself plain
William d. Lewis" This case, as well as the case
Of Moore you published few days since. shows what
influence such man as Levin has with Collector
Lewis. The friends OF Col Florence are anxious
that he should contest Levins scat, as there is suti
Gent evidence in this city, as well as at Peve, The
State of Maryland, that he citizen OF that State, and
was not citizen Of Pennsylvania at the time of his cleo
ton Postmaster White has been absent from the city
for the last week. and it is said is on visit see his
friend Levin at his residence in Maryland He and Lewis
are sliding men into Office, but will not publish them
looks very much il they afraid Of their acts
and well they may be.
The wings have mass meeting to raify their nomna
ton OF Fuller for Canal Commissioner this evening Sen
ator Cooper with Fuller and others, are announced
speakers Lewis has also for Levin to oresta the
native convention, which meets on Tuesday, but il all
will not do. Col Gamble will be the next Canal Com.
missioner, and Mr.. Dale cannot be sheriff.
Yours, PLEBEIAN.
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National Medical College, washington, d. Q.

National Medical College, washington, ID. q.
THE ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES viii commence on
Monday November, and continue until the end Of
March.
MILLER NJ D. Professor Of Anatomy Physiology.
wILaAx JoHssros NJ. d., Professor Of Obstetrics and The
Diseases Of Women and Children. lHr
tics, and Hygiene.
Practice Of Surgery
Garos TYLrs NJ D., Professor Of Pathology and Practice Of
Medicine
LrosaRp D. GALS d. Professor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy
RossRr srorr d. Adjunct Professor Of Anatomy and
Physiology
JAnssE MoRaAN, M. d.. Prosector and Dcmonstrstor.
selected from the Wash
fnhrmay. Operations performed before the class
Zee for full Of lectures go Dcmonsaors ticket go
Graduation fee, Gas.
Good be procured at from - % per
WILLIAM r. JOHNSTON, N. D., Dean,
July o2awt5thNov 7th street, between and
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To the EDITORS.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 8, ls4s.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 8, 1s4a.
AS many contradictory statements have been made in
regard the complexion OF the House OF Representatives
for the 3s Congress elected thus far, and especially one
in the Union. which incorrect (gving to the wings
one member in Wisconsin than they entitled to
each State is entitled, the number Of democrats and
wings respectively from each State in the Union in the
last or 30h Congress- and the number respectively elected
thus far to the 3lst Congress- and the number yet to be
elected thus showing that should the members yet 10
be elected stand they did in the last Congress- (of
which there is no probability for from the signs OF the
times the democrats will gain from one to hree,) the
wings will have 1l6 and the democrats Il5 In this list
put down -soi democrats democrats, and Stree
so' wings as whgs-not being able TO ascertain their
exact number though from the most correct data II is
believed that those who openly acknowledge themselves
"free-s oers" are 1879 wings and 4 democrats
NMm6y to Dhich each State is entitled.
,...t No. In 3lst No. In Goth
Congress. Congress- J.
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FIVE nUsDRED DOLLARS REWARD. !
Robbery in the Post once, Washfwgtow, ID. O..

IN fifteenth day Of July Sunday the morning follow
U ing, mail from Post Once
this city, The letters received usual and placed y our
the by Of the Post Once clerks who charged with
the hostages due tied them into parcel and replaced them
tory delivery Nert morning they at
clear bold daring robbery had been commted within the
walls Post Oce under the Of employed
there BY special request RETAINED from taking acys part
Of the Post Office Department month has elapsed,
Department without clue 70 The robbery We
give public following list Of the Of the
far ascertained, and offer ewsd q ips Hsndvsd
Doar for detection OF the thief and Of tho
proportionaie part thereof for the amount recovered
In letter from Medca spice Co., dated Baltimore, July II,
l649- ~ ~ !. 3st5 ii ~
Virginia bank all sizes u 800
District liz
In letter from Purvs Cover, same date
District Columbia bank 70
Thos. Parker, @. d T. Parker -
Mudd, Jourdan w. Maury, Of this place,
u, l649, month"; lbs
In letter from Drexel Co, Phi.dsphia, suly u, s4e
Virginia, District Columbia and Wheelng bank So
In letter from Thos. T. Bocock, Appomstox, Va
Land Warrant No. 44,i6a Issued 70 Robert A. hchasdson,
There were other letters but 50 r Is we know ey
nothing Of value T. W. LATHAM = co.
Aug M-eodlm
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B.ltsmsrs Csllssses Dsas.i susysry- ls4ssso.
VHE regular Of institution
Monday Of November and win months
Monday Of October.
M FACULTY.
Eleazar Pamy, M. D.. Provost
Chaplin A. Harris NJ, NJ D., Professor Of Principles and Prae
Thomas T. Bond H. A. NJ M D., Professor q Special Pathology
w Handy NJ d. Professor OF Anatomy and Physiology.
Cyemus o. Cone NJ d., D. D. g., Predecessor Of Operative and
Philip IL Austen, M d. Demonssaor Of Mechanical Dent
isty, and Lecturer Dental Chemistry. A4lrt .tft
The College contains the ample provision Coz practices. m
strucon, having with al the
applancesas woskhop, inhrny
piled daily with patients students 70 opefa dssocung
variety, and
Tickets for SlOi dssectou tckss fopon) SlOs
matlculation IS diploma 49, v ~ III :
Sep 6-eow3m w. r. HANDY. Dean
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TO the Editors.
ssI have little need Coo fslsehood,
For. my lord. man Of honor
Knows not how TO play the liar"


II generally admitted that when are sufficiently
impressed with the beauty OF moral virtue they are
anxious TO hold up for the instruction OF others When
they themselves acknowledge its force they should de-
sire convince their eIow-men OF the honesty and sin
certify OF their own professionals and this, not merely by
Wocaimng the maxim, but by living up TO the rule
which they have thu. laid down IT, therefore, the edi-
tors Of the Republic convinced Of the value OF the
Fart OF speaking TRUTH they themselves should act up
TO their doctrines But eli art 10 improved by habit
allowance must be made. they have not had su
practice 10 render smooth and easy them Habit
ID second nature; and IL they have the cunnng which
think they possess, they may thus make up for their def
cheney Of natural adaptation For the especial edcaon Of
the aforesaid gentlemen, will venture another maxim in
moral Jurisprudence; which is, that when man knows
thing be true, but tres BY te evade or who
wiLfuy denies II he is himself guilty Of what the world
appears that these new organs have been touched in
tender place, and they wrilhc under the probing oI
the morbid exeabity 80 clearly developed shows the
rotten in the Stale OF Denmark" says the great poet
For instance look at the twin articles Of the 22d and 25
August do they not prove. by the forced and abcred
come 10 the point openly and honesy And yanly they
attempt by flourish OF inconuptblty, to screen them
selves and the administration from the evidence Of the
deep confusion So they suppose by using the low
and vulgar le TO ternfy, and thus place seal upor
the lips; or do they deceive themselves by thinking thus
TO bluff OF Investigation. and reve undisurbed in the
these editors that sy .may live long enough 70 learn
that there are some who lar into mlston'
those that pick it, And may yet be made TO appea
that nf44H tt e
"This unhoy trio, then, BY their league,
Resolved, In common cause, 70 prey or plumber,
BY iorce or fraud, by cunning orinirigue, .
Az each prevailed 80
and that this administration has joined with them in TN
league, and these same "conracsv and other "stnsi
pckngs" are the fruit
Their success. that OF any other person or nrm'
one or an Of the contracts can be no good cause oil com
plant; and none ought 10 be made, when all ~ con
Quoted in equal, just, and open contest Then re
solves itself into tar business transaction Had suci
paint and for one would not have troubled you or You
readers with this crude article Of mine But such ha
not been the has not been the result ans
this trio, ss well those who aided and abette'
them TO obtain these contracts know and 90 do other
know, who have not had the same kind and friend,
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THERE is perhaps, disease with our country Il acted
which sweeps on annually % many Victims fen destroyer
Of the human consumption What SUFFERING
Of the which provided for her chi
dren, reduced such q 70 b within
the reach Of ALL Far be from " % mper with are
suffering painful In Offering remedy we do
acuated by selfish and motives, but give you
Wisar Basam Of Wild Cherry has esiahlised fos e
ton that assaied Dr. William Shaw Of Washington,
North Carolina, writes Of May i 1884, follows:
~ have heard Of many Of decided beneficial from il
have used The Wild Cherry great deal y practice and viii.
marked OF mobility, and
rabity which phhiscal patients subject doubt
is the best form In which effects Of Pussc acid
knows the reputation q and bslssm
coughs The combination Of principles
tar's Basam Of Wild Cherry ingenious and judicous wv
"Medica justly dst Of patent medicines In general
huubuss
and those medicines which have proven ssuy, and In
we'll attested cases, curntive.o sNae ,5 8Ft
For sale by r. 8. PATTERSON,
Sept Isl w '453e CA Warrington D. O.
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Unlssd States Patent Once,

IN petition Of Asa burgess Herman Baldwin, Washing
Connecticut, for the extension Of granted
said burgess and Baldwin for Improvement in clover machines
from the expiration said which
on the Ioth day Of October, 1870 VI
ordered the said petition be heard the Patent Once
September - O'Clock,
persons notified 70 appear and show csusc, they
why said Position ought not 70 be granted. y 49,
dered Also this notice be published In The Inteigcncer
Republic, Union washingon city North American and Ca
Advertiser, Rochester Ceurani Hartford Atlas Cncinasi Jour
sive previous The seventeenth day q sgember
A 81 THOMAS EwBANK,
5000 Commissioner Of Patents.
p Editors Of the above papers win please copy,
bills 20 the Patent Once, with paper containing THIS nofice
July 6--lsw3w Httr 81 4. NA
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
sroM our s.lsl~ss. cer...Peaa.as.

BAIrNoRE. Sept SIS pm.
The fall election Democratic challenge Ehihsr Mafhsw
Tie rsnsorsd duss tVAig nominations. Steamer Gsor-
gia.--Hsapy raia- The markets, &c.
There Is every believe that the election In this
,s his fall win be quite spiritedly contested, especially
BY democrats, who mastering their forces and pre-
pairing for the onslaught with energy that indicates
full knowledge Of all hs weak points in the ranks Of their
opponents. 1854 t4 49,
In Baltimore county the democratic candidates have
tended invitation the wing candidates meet hcn
before people, and discuss the Important issues between
the two parties No answer has yet been received from
the WING candidates.
The COMMITTEES appointed by temperance societies
this city invite Father Mathew pay visit have
ceived letter from him this morning, in which he
his qualification In learning that there many
eeolaers here but says that great Is the desire OF the
people Of the New England States 10 have the pledge adj
mnistered the that IL will be impossible for him
specify any time that he may be expected As soon, how
ever the state OF his health will permit and he Is ena
bed TO get through with the before him. will
great pleasure in visiting Baltimore and Washington which
expect will be much before the commencement
the session Of Congress. a
The rumored duels between four young midshpmen from
the naval school at Annapolis turns out nmaed yes
terday have been graceess hoax Two Of the parties
Messrs Luce and Simmons, board the Vandalia
and have probably sailed for the Pacific Mr.. McRober
who reported Dead 10 in Norfolk and Mr. Van WycL
in this city all good health, good spirits and
the best Of terms with each other. t#
George E. Sangston and Thomas B. Hambleton have
been nominated by the wings Of Baltimore city to fill the
vacancies their legislative ticket accustomed by the
resignation of John Eager Howard and Daniel Dale.
The steamer Georgia was yesterday brought up the
city having been removed from her perilous position off
Easton.
the same of rain fell throughout Maryland and
Virginia down yesterday afternoon and last night
this city and vicinity, the farmers longer
plain Of drought the people Of the Potomac Of search
ty of water in that stream
The MARKErs-In the Baltimore Market this morn
ing, -four very quiet. The only sale could hear
of was 800 barrels Howard S5 l2l No change
in wheat. Receipts good Sales 100 100 cents fol
good to prime red and lC6 ITO cents for white and fam
ily -four white will bring liz lis There is bet
ter supply of to-day Sales Of yellow S. Sc
and white So SO cents Oats % 80 cents win sales
Whskey % cents. Sales limited. The article contin
ues very scarce, and some ask higher rates.
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Lives insured. als
JOSEPH D. COLLINS, President
ISAAC ABBATT, Secretary.
CH.RLss DE sELpso No II Todds Buildings Pennsylvania
w p Jcnssros, NJ D., opposite City Pos, Once, 7 street
Pamphlets explanatory principles and operations Of the
pany be had on application al the Agents ONCE
L Sept6
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The 2 members in Vermont aud Massachusetts,, 8 in
Maryland, in Mississippi, and in Louisiana, TO be
elected, should they stand in the last Congress-
wings and democrats-added to the t07 democrats and
los wings already elected, above, will give lis demo-
Gratis and ll6 wings w.
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CAnDTbose q customer. who have not settled their
n pu win confer avor by closing
them short dates To those who
settled thsnk and grateful Acknowledgements
Sept 9-cod2wif CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY co.
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BuprALo Sap 3-The President arrived at the Falls on
Saturday evening He 10 quite well, but weak He rode
the suspension bridge thi. afternoon 4 Is his in'en-
Accident to the Hibania. .e.atsl
ST JOHN, IN. b. Sept. s-The steamship Hberna ar
rived at Halifax in A nours from Boston She got ashore
on Chebucto Head, and was 50 much injured that her
pumps would not keep her Free Thirty men were work
The place where accident occurred Is where the SEQ
lumba" Of the first of the Cunard steamers, was lost
some years ago.
Dsstruction Of the packet ship Henry clay.
New York, Sept 6-p. m-This splendid packet ship.
we ss sdss
ing about O'Clock, while lying at BuIng slip About one
turn. Co. are the agents and principal Of her
The loss is heavy but partly Il not altogether covered
by insurance
Steamboat erplosom -Ias Ros~d fsawd eneampme~t -Ap
peal to State for protection. Cotton market, &C.
Nrw ORLEANS September 4, p. m.-On Sunday last the
steamer Leonora collapsed hae on Lake PoncharIan,
near the city, BY which fireman was killed and two other
Much exists here in regard the conduct Of
encamped Round island The procIama.icn IL
med and threats made by Comm Fulton and Ram
doph considered by the principal newspapers here
Tss Officers Of the Round island expedition have applied
. ,s oos a1s.sd for sass Of their provisions and
otherwise molestng them il is generally thought that the
officers Of the United States vessels have exceeded their in
There have been sale, Of 100 bales Of since the
ccpi Of the Caiedonias news Prices very full and hold
y: city city * S se sssa The n'men last
Nkw YoRK, September4
The election which took place in Vermont yesterday for
ate officers and member Of Congress- has resulted In
the success Of the wings The wing candidate governor
is elected Meacham (whig) elected Congress in the
hd o ss Hon. 10 Geose Marsh VINO wa. y appoint
foreign mission The Legislature Is probably wing In
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N A. Tyson Y sisters, YeUnx L>dsss' seminary,
III. street, 2h and fh The principals Of this I'M
propose resumns thcr MONDAY I'm instant
sept2-co3t.
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ny GREEN q TAsTrT. A.eusnssrs.

OFFENSIVE SALE OF STOCK, YAn4INo UTENsMs,
THY HAY AT AUCTION wednesday, me sesh instant We
sha SELL Of Mr. Williams, tne fm b<ongng
MI. r. Clark, adjoining The hrms q Me pgEss <.ssso.,
Kirkwood, and Adelpha Mills Prince Oeo1EeS
county Maryland about miles from washington, and ee
miles BsdenbnrE commencing n 10 O'Clock ms hrt
rate Of the above, win;
head OF good work horses -
30 do caie, consisting of3 yoke Of oxen, mch cows' o !"
hogs, &c. .
Zoo barrels corn, corn fodder, straw, &c.
~ 700 tonsp prime timothy hay
Il I wagon, canyai and oxcars tH
Ploughs hauows, culnvaton
In short Il farming requisites. - -.
Terms and 20 cash ~ cremt
and months, for notes satisfactorily endoed bcsnng IN
6kEEN -
Sep 5-codkds Aucuoneen.
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Iuly Report the Mutual Lar Insurance Company Of
j New York. Once No. IS Wall street
Net accumulated August 1919, exceeding ss72ooo
rls nstuuon during hundred
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NOTTCEThe bep leave inform The citizens and
public generally that be ha. Just employed worknen nom IN
and om cies, Of skill and experience,
which Together knowledge and practice In me bust
mess FOR thirty years. enables him with confidence that he h
manufacture fine ewel and costly set gems silver,
kc superior and than other establishment known 70
him In of the country His customers respectfully
requested 10 leave their orders with ..--...~--
Penn avenue, between sh and ION streets
Aug ls-eodn
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TELEeRAPHIc REPORTS FOR THE UNION
Gen. 1axlor az Niagara Fall

Gen. Taylor at niagara Fails
BUFFALO, Sspt 3-The President arrived at the Falls
Saturday evening He 10 quite well, but weak. He rod
over the suspension bridge this afternoon 1t is his inten
o'clock train. Az ELLA .iEt. .N4t5W8 .g#b
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Rstarm Of Gsnerai TaylOr.

BuyyAIo September SIP. General Taylor Ieft here
this day for Washington by the way Of lake Ontario His
health Is very much unprecedented, II may be consid-
cred restored.
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chooI Of every Kind, Copy Books States. se For sale
y lowest prices, by TAYLOR MUkl,
sept6 booksehes, near Wh "
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Accident to the Hibermia.

ST. JOHN, en- b. Sept 3.--The steamship Hibernia ar
rived at Halifax in A from Boston, She got ashore
on Chebucto Head, and much injured that he
pumps would not keep her free. Thirty men were work
ing al her.
umbia" of the first of the Cunard Steamers los
some years ago.
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THE Exefcises az Mass TAYLOR,s seh'
surncd ON Monday, the N o. September, whsn ne
assin 70 receive her Former pupils, and any cshe w
sss s's M : E e: ssss 's ss .s ss:s
Aug s6-co5t
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-09-08
August 80, ls49.
From the n. Y. Herald.
General Taylor and his Cabinet-The Morale of the
Wing Parfy

Our republic has furnished two memorable ex-
ampess of the power of great moral sentiment
operating in political affairs. One of these ex-
ample afforded in the election of George
Washington to the Presidential chair the other in
our own day, was exhibited in the election of
Zachary Taylor TO the same lofty station. The
two cases are not without many strong points of
resemblance. but il is moi necessary that we
should now stop TO point them out. It rs to the
great fact standing bold relief that the eec-
ton of Taylor, like that of Washington, was the
result Of mighty moral influence swaying The
hearts and minds of men, that we would now par
ticulary direct public attention, and in connection
with it, invite the serious consideration of the
country to certain great and important questions
and principles which are involved in it. la order
to accomplish our purpose, a reference 10 the po-
Iitical history of the country during the last few
years will be necessary.
Mr.. Folks administration was eminentlv
brilliant administration. In point of talent, it has
had few, If any, equals. From first to last, Mr..
Polk, the head of the executive department. of
the government, was placed in circumstances Of
the mos; trying and difficult nature. He found
himself in the very outset of his administration.
in the midst of a controversy with Great Britain,
which, al one period, threatened to most for.
midabe character;and lie was hard wellfreed from
that delicate and embarrassing question, when he
called upon to engage IN the war with Mexico.
The manner in which that great business con-
Quoted, in the face of powerful and united op-
position, is now matter of history. Polk has him.
self disappeared for every from the scene, bu,
his administration will live in the annals of the
fSaEy. Ii has advanced immeasuraby the dig.
nlIy, and influence of the republic,; and so it will
be acknowledged hereafter, without dissenting
voice.
Well, how stand matters now General Tay.
lor was elected under frank, voluntary, solemn
pledges TO administer the government in a pure and
liberal sPirit-not'as partisan, but as a patriot