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the H.rmonious Party.

The Albany Journal, Weeds regency paper Of the
Seward clique, as contradistinguished from Mr. Fill
moes gives an occasional hit under the fifth rib TO the
vhig ohce.holders. Among those who the butt Of
his attacks is Mr. Maxwell, the collector Of the port Of
New York. case Of this sort occurred the other day,
in the following article in the Albany Journal
The most important federal offices have, In many in
Stances been bestowed upon political anteduvans-men
offs past and obsolete school, without associations sym.
pahies with those who teach the political masses
single example viii prove this proposition universally
respected citizen OF New York. whose name, influence.
eIertons and have been steadily. zealousy. and
freely devoted the whe cause, received revenue APP
pointment That appointment both proper and Popu
lar But was the obvious duty Of that gentleman to have
placed mertorou, hard working democratic wings In the
subordinate situations around him. Instead Of this, how
ever these places have been given to the members Of his
own family 90 that while Il only intended to reward
worthy whig the effect has been 10 pension
family This 10 manistIy unjust as IL Is unwise, and
fail paraiy=ng inauencs oru the wOrking
sasss of the tchiR yarfy.
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Every day satisfies that corps Of letter has
been organized in the departments for the benefit of the
administration We have case of this description be.
fore u.s. and if provoked by the repetition Of the
offence we shall publish the name of the writer TO the
world We have before letter under the signature Of
american" published in the rabid columns Of the Lou
isve Courier paper which took decided stand for
emancipation in the election Of the members to the pre-
sent convention Of Kentucky that the convention refused
seat to its reporters to take down its proceedings This
correspondent of the Louisville Courier is minister Of
the Gospel who breaches up Christian charity the
Sabbath only to recommend the most violent proscrip
ton Of democrats during the rest Of the week. lie is
attached to the Bureau Of Construction in the Navy De-
pamsn, and in the letter contrasts the liberal views Of
the present Secretary about domestic hemp. with "the
foolish and objectionable policy introduced by Secretary
Mason" We advise this scribber to conne himself to
bis desk and his pulpit to liberal spirit in poll
tics than he has hitherto displayed.
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AMERICA.


n there be anything strongly calculated to de-
grade the States and bring their soveegnes at the foot
OF the federal government than the governors OF those
States leaving their Jurisdictions and waiting upon the
authorities OF Washington "cap In hand" TO procure
Offices for their friends, have yet to learn It, Al this
moment is presented a spectacle which should make
every proud Pennsylvania blush Governor Johnston,
the chief magistrate OF the great sovereign State OF
Pennsylvania leaving the capital Of almost imperial
domain, and electoneering for clerkships and small
Offices In other words trading the influence with which
the gubernaoral Office has invested him for petty spois
degrading the State OF Franklin and Robert Norris by
merging the highest officer OF Pennsylvania into the sup
plant Of federal power II the governor q one Of the
southern States thus 10 act he would quickly be
impeached for neglect Of duty and degradation Of office
But il the people Of Pennsylvania. the people Of this
great republic, shall have far lost their State pride as
to permit their chiefs governors to become beggars at
the federal palace then propose that all State pride be
at once renq ushed, and there be every year conyen
lion OF the governors OF the States, to beg and fawn at
the federal fooistoo.
In South Carolina, the governor does not even leave
the State for bis recreation private interests But
perhaps PeDnsy vana has little OF business in her own
limits that has consented to make her governor fed
eral agent
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Prof ...en ps. Practice.

II has been already stated that Mr.. Polk selected the
furniture Of the White House. lar was practicable,
Of American manufacturer but the present occupant Of
the White House, il seems, will spread upon the floor OF
the East Room magnificent carpet OF foreign manufac-
ture So says the Philadelphia Times, in the following
paragraph:
splendid Brussels carpet La, Saturday shrred a
contained 5eo ward. sd 80 a, -. - "a 4. - 80 -,
the Reception Room Of the White House. The material
having been purchased, the Apollo Rooms be
matched and joined The pattern as fine as the ma
erial was rich. Fifteen hundred dollars for a carpet,
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ExsRcIsK AND HEALr-Downing's Hortcnlturst expati-
aes the advantage Of often seeking the
air and using abundant exercise the Of pre-
serving health and mparting beauty captivating
freshness An excellent article hereon finishes thusi
IA word more, and upon what ought To be the
most important argument all Exercise fresh air. health,
are they almost synonymousf The exquisite bloom,
on the cheeks oil American gs fades in the matfon much
here than In Englandnot only because Of the soft
ness OF the English climate, many suppose IL Is be-
cause exercise, the maintenance OF health,
Is 30 ite matter Of habit and education here and
largely insisted upon In England and IL Is because exer-
else when taken here ali Is often Of duty
and has soul in IL while the English woman, who TAX
lively interest in her rural employments, inhsles life
In every days occupation, and plants perpetual IN
her cheeks BY the OF planting them In her garden
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The New York coroner held inquest on Monday, on
tho body Of Margaret Brad aged 80 Years. wife Of John
Brady policeman Of the 18th ward, who her death
by disease the heart brought by sudden excitement
appears that her husband duty the night previous,
ard about three O'Clock Monday morning, while the
confer Of one the post three up
him and violently assaulted him, beating him severely with
saw him. and the sight OF the blood and injuries she
ainted and from the excitement created. expired before
any medical aid cond be obtained The jury returned
verdict according the above facts One Of the who
the assault has been arrested and committed
answer.
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A Card from Senator Atchi.on.

PLATTE CRY, September %, ls4e
DEAR SIR: Col Benton has made publication to the
people OF Missouri, dated Boonville August 3oh ls49
in which he makes p,serile effort TO connect and
others Of his colleagues together with members of the
last General Assembly Of this State and certain Judges
bank officers and others. in conspiracy to drive him
from the United States Senate will when have lei.
sure. respond TO this charge and in the time will
inform the honorable senator that in consequence of the
base betrayal Of the trust eposed in bin by the State OF
Missouri, and his attempt 10 carry the democratic party
OF this State into the eeso ranks, have BEEN and
ltonsm and all similar isms and will continue 10 do SO
and il he not driven from the United States Senate, IT
will be no fault OF mine. Yours, truly,
d. r. ATCHISON.
Capt J. w. DENVER.
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Valparaiso.
Capt. J. w, DENVER.

We indebted TO commercial house in this city for
the following memoranda, extracted from letters dated
Valparaiso, August Goth, the latest dates received
Philadelphia Bulletin.
About 700 Chanoes from Valparaiso San Fan.
cisco, and formed separate settlement by themselves
quarrel took place between OF these Chanoes and
Americans In which OF the latter stabbed,
which caused immediate attack TO be made the Cha.
noes AMI they driven into the woods and entirely dis
persed and their tents merchandise and effects sold
auction the highest bidder The Gillian government
preparing vessels at Valparaiso send down and
bring them home.
The Chihans have great respect for the American emf
grants who stop at Valparaiso Two police Office attempt
ed TO arrest drunken American sailor at Valparaiso
Jack told them he would go with them quietly but that
they not touch him but they understanding him,
undertook lay hold oil him. when Jack caught each oil
them by the back Of his neck and knocked their heads
geher several times with force and suddenly tumbed
both into the gutter and walked OF very much the
Of the boys and other lockers on
II Is estmsted that there 10 liquor enough in California
allow gallon day 10 every and child for
and two French ships passed VALPARAISO early In Au
gust the with 1000 The oer so 900 gallons Of brandy
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The Nicaragua question is the principal order OF the
day II is on this account that devote large por
ton Of our columns TO its discussion.
Iii believed that Mr. Rives is authorized to sound the
British government on its adjustments and the yes
tesy was that dispatches have been received from him
by the last steamer What is their character is even
suspected.
Whilst the importance Of this question was seen in the
distant perspective, is il not extraordinary that more
able and accomplished minister than Mr. Lawrence has
not been sent to London II should have been left to
Mr.. Bancroft whose acute mind was capable OF seeing
all the bearings Of the subjects who was acquainted with
all the facts Of the case, and familiar with all the re-
Of diplomacy Or II they were determined to sn
pesede him. they should have sent their abest man, and
not one who was known only for the length OF his
purse, and the narrowness OF his principles.
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BALriMoRE, Oct. 1916 D. m.
Military parade Of Joha Price Grand Diysio~ Of
ssts g. -'"p'''" - ''"4'~ = '141''e 80 100
Tue rain this afternoon has put stop to our second
grand fall parade, In which the military from Fort Henry
to participate, and all to be reviewed by his
excellency Governor Thomas.
The October term OF the Anne Arundel court, Judge
Dorsey presiding, commences next Monday Annapo-
lis, when the trial of John Price, for the murder of
George w. Campbell in this city, will take place. Ator
ney General Richardson intends prosecute the him
self An immense number of Witnesses have been
moned from this city, and it will doubtless quite
stir in the ancient metropolis Price has escaped often
before that the general impression is that he will escape
He has Messs Preston and Pitts for his couns. the
first of whom is the successful criminal lawyer the
Baltimore bar.
The Grand Division of the Sons Of Temperance of Mary
land still in session in this city At their meeting last
night the following officers for the ensuing year elect
sd: Grand Worthy Patriarch, Edwin Wilmer, Of Port De-
post; Grand Worthy Associate, William T. Spencer;
Grand Scribe, William H. Copyright Grand Treasurer,
James Young; Grand Chaplain William G. Poole, Of
Anne Arundel county Grand Conductor, Henry @. Smith
Grand Sentinel, John Dutton.
1t pretty generally understood that the effort made 10
effect compromise between the sections of the WING
party of Maryland with regard the selection of
Reverdy Johnson in the Senate has proved
abortion 1t Is understood between them that each party
will present their candidates and stand ballot which. Of
course will give the democrats the chance choose the
Objectionable OF the two; If there should be than
candidates presented which will doubtless be the case,
they have their pick perhaps in Of their
choosing.
Over five hundred tickets for passage In the
which leave New York in December for Chagres, have
already been disposed Of
The MARkErs.ln the Baltimore market, this morning,
Howard and City Mills flour were sold in small lois
S. The sales will foot up about 1000 barrels Of the
former, and about like quantity of the latter. In wheat
here sales to-day Of common good red
to 81 Oh; prime 81 to 81 05; strictly prime 81 06; white
81 O6 81 IL and family -four white, 81 is to 81 l8.
Coma further improvement is visible, and safes
made Of white at So So cents and yellow 81 and IS
per bnshal natssalAs fsnrn m TN Xxx cents,
quality. 49,
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TIE TARIrr QUESTION SETTLED-The result OF the
election in Pennsylvania has settled the question OF the
tariff. which made by the wings the leading issue in
the last campaign The democrats DESTROYS OF keep
ing that question out OF the but our opponents
would not permit it, and insisted that the destruction or
pernanency OF the act OF 1910 depended the election
made this the great question of the campaign and Mr.
Gamble selected by overwhelming majority, OF course
the people have expressed their satisfaction with the ia
riff as is and do not desire its destruction or even any
essential modification Of its details Is our neiahbor OF
the EXAMINER satisfied with the decision OF the SOW
eregns l--Laneasier lPa) Intehhgeneer.
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AccErTAScE Cot. FRKMoSr-The Washington Re
public. OF Wednesday, publishes the following Of
letter from Colonel Fremont dated Pueblo of San Jose
August, 1885,
rothe Hon. j. NJ CLAYTON, Secretary Of State:
have had the honor 10 receive, by the hands OF Mr.
Bsale u g. Navy letter comforting upon the post
Of Commissioner OF the United States for the
Of our boundary line with Mexico.
feel much qualification in accepting the appointment,
aud beg offe through you the President my acknow
edgmenis Tor the mark OF confidence bestowed upon me-
and which he may be assured Is fully appreciated Sec.
j. Y. Fremont.
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MISSIONARIES ron NprAAThe ship Arab will sail from
Boston on Thursday for Calcutta having among her
passengers the following Missionaries Of the Baptist Board
Rev H. NJ Campbell and wife, and Rev H. E. Knapp and
wife, for Auacsn; Mi.s II. Elizabeth 7. Wright, Mr.
Mary Pnyon (wife Of Rev D. L. Prayton Of Merqu) and
daughter, and two young men, Ksrens, for Msulmain.
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"TgE BRITrsH AMERIcAs LEAGuE."--The delegates OF
this league, from all parts OF Canada, were TO assemble
in Montreal last Saturday, TO meet those depnted from
New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, and Nova SEQ.
tia The Montreal Courier says: {" There is no doubt
whatever but that the majority Of the people in the Lower
Provinces are 10 favor Of annexation; the favore
croichet OF the leaguers is, believe, Independence
with federal Union; therefore, IL the delegates from
the Lower provinces are OF the same opinion with the
majority OF their counrymen, we should imagine there
will be no great resuts.from the meeting"
The same paper Of the 18th says;
eve told that the convention Of delegates OF the Brit
ish American League, which had been sitting In Monres
for days, ended their deliberations rday night
and that the delegates from New Brunswick started OF
their journey homewards the evening. We have
yet heard the result Of the conference No
were present from Nova Scotia-N. Y Post, Oct II,
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Connteticuf.

The Hartford Times gives returns from 70 towns, Of
the election held the LIST inst OF that number the
democrats had gained nindesn. compared with the last
fall election Fifty towns had elected democratic officers
and % only wings. Three towns were divided East
Hartford and Wethers6elJ have each elected democratic
and board OF relief which gains from las,
year. In Bristol "bcral ticket was eecedast year,
nh.
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rnLEonApmo RnroRrs roa THE UNION
Condition Of the uorfhnw s.arket,.


treasury g. iio and loan OF 1851 Il2i 49, Exchange
g 81 Is for Michigan and ss is op WESTERN
AID Senssee southern 70 81 20 81 Corn meal Ss "a
and 2ooo Sa.hel. Geue.se Isc cts Corn aas,..Sss Ok
ZOO bushels at 90 81 tor mixed. and So 81 for
pf@s IS So u 81. barrels s: and sas. Gro
eeries steady N.w Orleans sugar % ec.s Rio coffee
ew.-prices declined fully cent sales Of 100 bale. .ir
Upland at III III cu New Orleans 2c,s whiskey ssi
PHIApErurA, Oct 49, p. m.-Tbe stock market is
lnie sales Of treasury note 6s at 1924 10efi Penn
ns. 8 ILL., ss 2. eaa s
changed Sales Of red wheat At los los cen,:i white DO
S an yellow SS IS s s ys at $ 81
cents Provisions steadysales Of mess pork 80 81
s eoes % - Ss.a " aa
cent decline since the steamer. Whiskey ~ 27i Genus
In bbls
Lipoyooi cotton raksf.
Nrs Yosx oe, 10 p a. sale. Of cotton IN Liver.
o.iies'. official aao,a,ioos VIZ Fair Upland and Mobile.
res OF the market precisely per
caledonia In brcadsiuf. there 10 no change from the
Ohio election -Demoeratie victory.
CoLUmnus OHIo Oct 10 lit is fully ascerained and
,dmied tina, the democrats have small majority In both
branches Of the legislature and quite respectable
,ry, sufficient foe all useful purposes on joint ballot
a Wld Geoss Chase
CoLD SrErsa, Oct 1.-THE wire OF the New York and
Erie telegraph, that the river from the summit Of
treakneck 10 Butte hll, broken Sunday lest by
dock OF wild geese, one Of which much inju ed
that IL was captured A h1ck OF ducks flew the
wire few days previous, two Of which were killed
by the conclusion.
The P,eifc Railroad Co~periios aSjourusd 10 Phil
adeiphia.
Sr LOUIS Aug lsThe great railroad convention, which
been session here since Monday, adjourned
oday 70 meet In the city Of Philadelphia on the first Mou
iay IN April next
Previous TO the adjournment resolution passed
recommending the Memphis convention 70 do the -
Col Bent,n will addfess public meeting 10 he held this
evening, relative TO the objects of The convention.
TIE Men York Aafi-ftent State CosvtsffoS
ALBANY, October lS.--The Anti-Rent state Convention
iomnaed Messrs Jeweu and Garfield for co'npfoiersj
being able agree, the nomination was c'nsid-
red and Messrs Jeweft and Chandler were nominated.
rbe Convention then adjourned sfss dN.
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The CALsoRNIA DousLoos The New Orleans Delta
says that this certainly very queer pnm,veooking
coin, being OF obong shape, roughly beaten out, and
stamped Oi casts. with the Of the msnufacturer
Mofat u Coz value $40.
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the ice upon the Island belonging the late
Jesse Brown, esq., Is for sale The quantity NOS Known but
be acertained by calling the house Application may be
made either 20 Dr. Henry aw, VIM D. Scott OF his oce ad
joining Winder's building octu
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MISS PARDOEs new book Francis the First, King
M OF France ~
Iiabolds new book Aspects Of Nature in different
climates 1 volume.
Rockingham, Younger Brother; pamphlet novel, rs
Mrs Dowager, New School Tor Scandal IS
For ale a, TAYLOR MAURYs,
OdO pth
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THE eRnATEsT STORE N WARRINGTON.
HENRY M. NOURsE.

Attorney at La~ ond Assaf for Clafsss~n.
orucs PrsvLvAnA AvEsoE, AZ AND eru srrrrrs
Washington City.
Hon Elisha Whiesey, Comptroller reasmy Alien
Hail. Register Of the Treasury Hon r. w. Gie solicitor Of me
Treasury Mchae Nonrse esq, Chief Clerk Registers Oce A.
J. siansbury, esq, Land once, 0c,W-iaw3wcp
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02 street Presbyterian Church.--By permis-
Rev. l.. H. Christian, Of Rochester ~ ", preach In
this morning ocock
AT half past O'Clock.
THE GREATEST STORE IN WARRINGTON
II. BASTlANEII d Co on hand extensive
sortment Of geniemcns under garments as--
silk, mcrino, and all wool under shirts
silk, cotton, flannel do
SIR mefiao cotton, drawers Of every price, quality,
and size N'tN
Also, magnificent assortment ofnew style sIk cfavst,
Ne richest design and coiors.
we particuay a perfect fsnr shirt
ur stock of best material superior manner
We warrant a perfect ~, no sale.
,ursa samples. II. BAsT1ANELLI CO..
Oct Fancy Perfumev Store, under Browns Hotel.
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DAGLEY's Large Commercial Gold Pen.--A article
just received from the makers, Bagey Co.. New York, and
believed be superior 20 gold yet offered for sale
Oct To- FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Appointment ny the President.
Samuel Frost to be appraiser oI merchane for the port
Of New York rice George W. Pomeroy, removed
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MARRIED.

nv the Rev g. Pyss, Thursday evening, e ROB
ERT TANsIII. Marines 10 ANNE
LUCINDA, daughter Of MlsoR BsSprR-
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RAROs Observation-Disclosures Of Nature, in diaeren, lands
ID and In different climates; by Alexander Won Humboldt
The Couu Of France, and the Times Of Francis the First by Miss
Pardoe.
ton. FRANCK TAYLOR
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OFFERS New French DictionaryI volume, svo.
y General French English Dictionary, newly compiled from
French dictionaries Of be French Academy Leyeas Boe
dictionaries Of Johnson Webster Rich
ardon, &c technical employed In the and
navy and trade, and many words
not found in other dictionaries. For sale by =
TAYLOR MAURv,
Booksellers, 9Th
Also f sale Femmns Tbbns large French Dictionary and
the abridged editions,
Boniaces French Dictionary Meadows Nusents and all Ler
cons and Dictionaries of every language Oct IL
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Musical distraction I'm the art OF singing. Playing
wi the Piano Forte Organ, Flute and Violin, &C. ec--H
BRRLYN, from prepared
any branches Of music, whether At his
NJ the residence Of the pupil and viii devote himself
tIsy the proficiency of those ntrusted 10 his
NJ B.M BKRLys the best Of recommendations from Mon
ea years professor Of music We
be found Mr. KahI piano oe manufacturer south side
Pennsylvania between 10Th and h Streets or At Fishers
staioners' Hall.
2--2awlm.
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nv, N,p York Asf,-Krrt sYafs Convenfion.

ALBANY, October 15--The Anttkent state Convention
ioniuaed Messrs Jewet and Garfield tor comptroller.
nut NO, being allie 10 agree the nomination nsd
red and Messrs Jeweit and Chandler were mated
rbe convention then adjourned sine dH.
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LirrYool cotton market.

Ohio aecfiom.-Demoerafie victory.
CoLUmBus OHIo Oct 10 Iii is fully ascertaned and
,dmted democrats have q small majority In both
branches Of the legislature, aud quito respectable
,r,y, sufficient ior all useful purposes, on joint ballot
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CoLp SPnIss, Oct l7.-The wire OF the New York an
Erie Telegraph, that the river from the summit
Ireakneck 10 Butte rh, broken on Sunday lest b
dock OF wild geese one Of which much inju
hat IL was captured flick OF ducks few sgainst TN
,ame wire ew days previous. two Of which were kle
by the conclusion.