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nAKER's IMPROVED FURNACE.

FUNNNtE.
THE above PATENTED IMPROVEMENT in
il Steam Boiler Furnaces is now in successful
operation in various establishments in this vicinity
and effects very great ssyngin fuel with increase
Of power
Persons DESTROYS TO purchase rights to use il may
obtain the same and sec the furnace in operation,
on application TO JAMES GOULD,
Agent, 10 Mer. Exchange, State ST. Boston
REFERENCES;
Messrs. Hayward Carnes, Commercial street.
4" James Lee & Co, India wharf
" VIM Richardson, esq, f. Boston III. Mills.
4" Blake Darracott, State street
Oct, 26-d&tw6t&wly
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nARLINGTON'S Observation-Disclosures
~ of John Bartram and Humphrey Marshall;
with notices of their Botanical Contemporaries with
illustrations. Just received, for sale by
TAYLOR & MAURY,
Nov. Booksellers near 9th st.
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SOUVENIRS, ANIMALS, Illustrated Gift Books,
~ and Juvenile Books.-TAYLOR & MAURY,
Booksellers, near 9Th street, now receiving for
the coming holidays, large and rich collection o
beautiful Books for presentation all the Souvenirs
and ANIMALS published in the country, and those
imported. Velvet and Clasp Bibles and Prayer
Books, and most extensive assortment of new and
Standard Books for young people. Oct. 81
Y
former stock the largest and most beautiful col
lection of Stoves and Crates that has been Of
fered for sale in this market. Among them are to
be found entire new pattern of Hot Air Hall
Stoves for heating halls stores and the story
above. Also a new pattern Radiator stove open
CRATE for burning Cumberland coal.
Please call at c. Woodward's Hardware and
Stove Store, and examine my collection of stoves,
&c. c. WOODWARD,
Between 10th and IL tn sts., Pa. av.
Oct 22-3teow
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MO. 8, DAVID COPPERFIELD,-by Dick
IN ems (Boz.)
Life, Health, and Disease-by Edward johnson,
M d..
Windings of the River of the Water of Life--by
G. H. Cheever, ID. ID.
Geometry and Faith-a fragmentary supplement
to the ninth Bridgewater Treatise, by Thomas Hill
This day received, for sale at
TAYLOR & MA URY'S
Nov 5 Bookstore near 9Th street.
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~ YORK PEN" in gross boxes, of very supc
rior quality and finish fine and extra fine points
Just received, and for sale by the Agents in WASH
ington, TAYLOR & MAURY,
Booksellers and Stationers, near 9th street
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GEORGE nj. BIBB, Counsellor at Law
GADsBY,s HOTEL

GADsBY'S HOTEL,
Corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 3D. ST.,
Near Railroad Depot, Washington.
Oct Gift
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IL Hawks, ID. d.
Mrs. Elets "Famy Pictures from the Bible"
.'The Scripture Gift. Book beautifully iilustra-
ted and bound.
Clarence" by Miss sedgwick; uniform edi-
ton.
"The Pilot" by Cooper; uniform edition.
Success in Life-The Merchant" by Mrs. Tut
hill.
For sale by TAYLOR * MAURY,
Nov. 2 near 9th street.
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COAL, COAL, COAL!-Those who would wish
- to be supplied with good article of Anthracite
Coal suitable for CRATES stoves ranges, radiators,
and furnaces, can be accommodated by calling at the
old stand, Lenox's wharf, near the Long Bridge,
or by leaving their orders at John +. Callan's esq
corner OF 7th and streets; John w. Baden &
Brothers, Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Browns
Hotel; or at Jos. II. Nevtts stove dealer opposite
Wizards City Hotel, near 18th street.
Prices moderate. Terms cash, unless otherwise
arranged before delivery.
Nov. 2-l2t2aw mo PETTIR0NE
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ITO Observation-Disclosures receiving at the
Il subscribers General House furnishing Ware
rooms, opposite Centre Market an extensive assort-
ment of useful and ornamental housekeeping arti-
cles, such as
Plated Casters, Candlesticks, Shutters and Trays
Walters and Baskets, Spoon Forks, &c.
French and Ironstone China Dinner, Tea, and
Toilet ware, Cut and pressed Glass ware.
Bronzed-iron Fender, Hat Racks, Shovel and
longs, Andirons, Umbrella Stands, Spittoons,
Fire Standards, &c.
Britannia ware, CofIee-pots, Tea pots, Sugars
Creams, Casters, Tea Urns, &c.
Looking Glasses, Mantle, Pier and Toilet
Block Tin Goods, Covered Dishes of all Sizes
Coffee higgins, Coffee and Tea Urns, Egg
boilers, Chatting Dishes, Oyster Tureens, &c.
Solar Lamps and Girandoles, embracing all the
latest patterns, Solar Chandeliers and Hall
Lamps Stair Rods
Gothic Tea Trays and Walters, Table Cutlery.
Painted and common Tin Goods, Family Hard
Baskets and Brushes, Kitchen requisites Of almost
every description, which, with my former stock
render my assortment complete.
Housekeepers and those about furnishing in
vited to call and examine articles and prices they
will find an extensive assortment from which to
make selections, at prices lower than ever before
offered, and as low as they be purchased south
of New York. G. W. BOTELER,
Nov, G-eodif4W ODDosite Centre Market
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JOHN S. MARTIN, Sec ry.

|. 0. 0. Eve saw yesterday d large process
sion OF this order Attending the rtnialhs OF
1ro.her ~ Ia. tomb. / he solemn dead march, tbs
mourning ba, Ice, The saddened eXpr ssloi, tn
measured tread, how fitting and how affecting do
they appear to the mere iooker-ou. We, as OH
ers stopped to gaze upon the procession, and as
they TIED before Us, there came over us though
OF the reason why those men thus went like broth
ers to the grave OF brother. We saw in ilag-
nation the darkened room, ihe sick and sutterle
patient, wiihsdl and anxious count elance, nuts-
ed and carefully attended by his watchtul breth-
rem Thar hands ,smoothed his pillow, th-ii
care moved the cianlny perspirauon from his
brow, and caught his last look OH earth as his
spirit lied TO another Molld and now WHEN al,
their attention had proved vail to his recovery,
we see them mourning for his. decease, and pay
ing proper respect to. his memory LISA beautl-
ful Institution that calls forth men from every
part Of, the CITY to nursa the sick and bury tn
dead. Theirs is a high and holy office, a Il their
constant attention to Its duties makes another
fire sh spot in the desert Of this worlds cold heart
ed seitshnes Ncps
Two HUNpRED SLAVES DRowNEp-A dread
full affair took place i'll July, near Bahia, Brazil
OF which we may have before had some account
A SLAYER pursued by British erals ri took refuge
i'll shoal water, near the coast Here she Went
ashore, when the captain and most OF the slaves
{about 200 IN number) were drowned.
o. Two OF the Field Officers in the Hunga-
rian Army are females. They dress in male
attire, wear swords by their sides, lead the regi.
ments into battle and manifest as much bravery
and enthusiasm as to inspire the soldiers with
almost irresistible valor
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-09-03

DR. M'LANE'S LIVER PILLS IN N. YORK;
~ / he rapidity with which this Invaluable
medicine has become known and appreciated,
can only be accounted for upon the ground OF its
real value. 1t has only required one trial to es-
tablish it's claims to the title of the only med
cine for the cure Of the Liver Complaint. The
following letter fsom druggist i'll New York,
shows the Kramer in vhioh thu Sc Pills are re-
sardeti III that section OF the country.
''Df. ~ Lane.-Dear sir-l have sold out all
your. Liver Pills, and am anxious 10 have snoth-
er lot Immediately. These Pills seem to take
most uonderfully. ! could have sold a much
larger quantity, if had been provided with
them he inhabitants are sending to Rochester
for them, but Whel her there are any there or
not, do not know Please sind me another
supply Immediately. F. SHORT, Druggist.
Hemlo,k Lake, Livingston Co. n Y.
March sth ls47."
The above pills can be had at the following
places, Eskriege & Mnney's, ~ holesale and
retail Staunton, S. Myels, Nit Sidney, A. Z.
Hennt barger, Aarlsonturg, McGntfin & Co.,
Midway, stricker & Co., Fairfield, RuAner x
Jenkins, and ]. r. Strayer, New Market, Jacob
B. Houck, Bpckhorn Station, Rockingham, J. 4
L, Bulnbgarlner, tGreensille, Va, J. M. Wilson,
Lexington, Va
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ScOttsyiile Road.

a meeting of the new subscribers to the Stock
of the JAMES river and Staunton Turnpike COM
pany for the purpose Of appointing Coinmisslo-
ers to act in concert with the Commissioners az
pointed by the old stockholders, to appraise alie
fix the cash market value of the stock held BY
the old subscribers in said company; was hals.
in pursuance of public notice at the Eagle ilolei;
in Scottsyllle Va, Oil the 24th Of August, 1S4S.
in conformity to All act of Assembly passet
March, ls47, and an anendatory act passee
March, 1919, authorizing an increase OF tn,
Capital Stock OF said Company, &c.
The meeting was organized by the appoint
ment. ION motion OF hos. Walker) Of DR.. job
w Can't, President and John S. Martin, Secrt
tary.
About 300 Shares of individual stock were rep
resented aud Col. Pate SOIL, Proxy for The Staff
was present and represented the States intert ST.
and in an able and appropriate address pre- sente's
many practical and isnpoitlnt suggestions TO-
the consideration of the Stockholders. The meet
ing was also address d by the Rev. w. Timber
lake. and other gentlemen, briefly, but pertinent
y when it was
Resolved, That this meeting appoint three
Commissioners to act on the part Of the new sub,
scribers.to stock in the Jane River and Staurtoi
Turnpike Company, to aprraisa and fix the cash
market value OF the etock OF the old subscribers
in said Company.
Resolved, That John D. Moon, SEN, and Dr..
Jos Glover. of Albemarle, and Maj jaime :
M. Patteson, of Buckingham, be and they arr
hereby appointed Commissioners to act in coi-
cert with tn three Commissioners appointed BY
the old stockhohlers, in general meeting: held ii
Stanton on tn, 10Th day of July last, and to APP
prais aud fix rlle cash market value Of tn stock
of the old subscribers in the present Company
Resolved, That commissioners request
ell thro' the Secretary Of this meeting, to NEE
each osher at the town of Wavneshorcneh, An.
gusta County, on Saturday tn LIST day Of S ptenl-
Der, next to APPOINT seventh member of their
board, in order to a speedy performance OF the o.
ther dutiss assigned them.
On notion it was requested that the'Seeretary
have published in tAe Staunton aud Charlottes-
vile papers, the proceedings of this meeting.
On motion, the meeting adfpntd
JOHN w. CAN'T, Pres. .
John S. MARTIN Sec'ru
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OBITUARY.

DIED, on Sunday morning the 10Th inst, at
aer residence near Greenyille, after an illness of
wo days, Mrs. HANNAH LOGAN, wife OF Mr..
y ilIialn Logan, and daughter of Mr.. George
hudson.
DIED, at his residence in Clay county, Mo, ION
he 9Th OF May, lS49, after severe illnt ss OF a
ew days duration, JOHN W. CockRsLL, son-in-
law OF Gto.ge Ml'. hell decd, OF this county, i'll
he 53d year OF his age.
1t Is a!dom, we have been called upon, to
mourn the loss OF 50 amiable and a worthy citi-
zen as The deceased. Ee was truly man OF
xemplary characteg--as father he was kind
md iudulgent, as husband, kind and affection
,te-an, as citizen, intelligent, Industrious and
honorable Sad and sorrowlul as this bere ave-
nent must be to the relatives & numerous friends
ae has left b, hind him, they ''sorrow not as those
without hope" Having attached himself to the
United Baptist Chuleh he led Il Tious and chris
tian life W bile OH eartfl-and now that he has
passed from this '.vale of tears" his friends may
eel assured that his soul has been translated to
better and brighter sphere OF existenee.--Spec.
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SPEECHES OF GEN. TAYLOR.

The speeches of the Second Washington re-
feet but litte credit on him as President of this
great nation. At one place he says he will Zen
deavor to carry ont the principles OF the party
that brought him into power" won't he have a
hard Job y and at another, he says he conceaUas
that he is president OF the United States and
not of a particular party" How, then, is he to
carry out the "principles of the party that bro't
him into power :" In order to give the reader
some idea of the capacity Of Gen. Taylor for
making speech, we furnish couple of extracts
one from his Baltimore Speech as repeatedly the
argus, the other from his speech at Lancaster
city, as furnished by a correspondent Of the
Pennsylvania =:
81 thank you, citizens of Baltimore. 1t affords
me Decentralization to meet SO goodly a
number OF my friends OIL this occasion. The
cholera is now lingering around us and although
! have no approximations from the dlseast, tear
ed that ths gathering together OF crowds OF per-
sons might bring on the disease; and being any
ious to Keep Oft the disease, although don't fear
it myself yet thought it prudent to avoid amy
public demonstrations that might tend to lncreasN
the disease. Here be convlllslvely giasped the
calling. On my way North, IN passing, thought
I'd stop here to niytlt; and go along III the morn
ing A pauss.] On my return shall be hap
py to meet the citizens OF Baltimore, and take as
many OF them by the hand as can Here he
rubbed his forehsad) But thought it better to
avoid bringing together any crowds on my way,
as the disease might be thereby increased; and
should afterwards reproach myself with being
the cause"
At Lancaster city
81 conceive that am President Of the United
States and not OF a particular party. CONSIDER
great Re public, and willcarry out their wish $,
Be THEM Democrat or be THEM Wing, with the
greatest pleasure"
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ANN SMITH ACADEMY.
Lea'lseGtGsa, Eay.

T'HE next session Of this School will commence
[ on MONDAY, September Sid.
The location ofthis Academy is one OF the finest
in this region. The arrangements of the School,
on the most select and liberal plan, embracing
course Of instruction thorough, systematic and
practical Every branch OF useful, and ornamental
educationis under the supervision Of the Principal
assisted by the most competent teachers. The re-
gous, as well as moral and intellectual instruction
Of the pupils is strictly attended to. Professor Arm
strong of Washington College lectures on Chemis-
try, aud Professor Dabney has charge Of the CLASH
cal department
The Session commences on the LIST September.
and persons respectfully solicited to attend to
the entrance Of pupils at that time, as delay this
pupil. Terms for Board and Tuition very mode
rate.
No deduction made dor assence, except in cases
of protractfd illness
A report is make to Guardians and Parents each
) months. showing the standing Of each pupil in
Scholarship and department.
Pupils admitted at any time during the session
and charged accordingly.
e NOTTINGHAM. Principal
July Is, ls49.--2m
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HARDWARE & CUTLER Y j..
COWNE & BROOKE
.WRreckenridoe's Old Stand :,


SgAVE instore general assortment of HARD
IL WARE and CUTLERY, WHICH thew
purpose Keeping always as complete as tie market
wiiJustiiy, comprising most articles for the use OF
Farmers and Mechanics,
Wadion's celebrated Grain and Moving Scythes,
Shorthand Long Handle Spades and Sboves,
Hay and Manure Forks, Wedding Hoes,
Hand Saws, BRACES and Bits,
Nlortlsing, Firner and Socket Chisels,
Bright Augers, all Sizes Plane Bits, variety,
Moulding Planes, handsome styles,
Hatclets, Iron Squares, Steel Compasses, &c,
Large assortment Wood Screws, all Sizes
do do. Stock Pad and Rim Locks.
Front Door Locks. Drop g. Thumb Latches,
Window Butts and Bolts, Patent Gate Hinges,
Door and fable Butts.
FOR HOUSE KEEPERS.--A variety of Knives
Forks Spoons &c, Beautiful assortment Of Painted
Walters common do, &C., &c. A II Of which they
ire prepared to sell upon the most accommodating
terms. They have also made recent arrangements
With their agent in Baltimore, by which they can
furnish at the shortest notice any article articles
which will be warranted to please no sale. Bills
expressly ordered will be forwarded at very small
idvahce. The advantages OF our recent arrangement
will enable us to supply our customers at much
lower rates than heretofore offered
Stanton, July 2, lS49.-Spectator copy.
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FOREIGN NEWS.-1he steamer Caledoni

FOREIGN NEWS.-1h9 steamer Caledonia
arrived at Halifax on Friday last, With seven
lays later news from Europe The Hungarian
victories are confirmed, and another great battle
had been fought, bat the particulars are not CIV
H. 1t is said that after the battle, Georgey quit
led his position, and the Russians good deal
cut up, followed him. The battle lasted three
lays. 1t was also stated that the Austrian gov
ernment Lat resolved to negotiate for peace, tho
1t is said the Austrians had asked aid from Bava-
tia, and that government Was about to send All
rrIny OF $1,000 men to protect the Austrian cap
.tal
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Ns foassals0as COssasciF,
Wednesday, Augstst 29ih, 1919.

! An account due to James Wiley, late Market
Master for his service as such, showing bal
ance due him of nineteen dollars, was pre- sent
cd, examined and allowed and ordered to bt
paid.
An account due to /. & J. A. Waddell amount
Irg to two dollars aud twenty-five cents, was
PIE sented, examined and allowed, and ordered
10 be raid.
On motion of Mr. Stevenson the board pro-
ceedel TO the election of a Chamberlain, in tn
lace of Alexander S. Hail, decd, Ter the re-
-lainder OF the prest ut yeal-N herepTon, Will
lam II. Iiarn an Anthony D. Wren, and Robert
Cow an were severalIy put i'll nomination, and tn
acll being called, resulted as follows; For w, IL.
llaimal, Me ssis. Hannah, Eagon, slr fey, Ste
venson, Mic HE & CARRIER 6 votes-for A. d Wren,
Ne ssls. kinney ard Trout, votts--and to
.tobt. Cowan, MIR. Cochran, l vote Mr. Brecken-
ldee declined votilig--there being 10 cleo
ion, the Roll wasa gain called, when w. II.
Harm all received the following votes, Messis.
iiarman, Trout, Eagon, Shtfiey, Stevenson,
Niche CARRIER & Cochran, & A. D. Wren, re-
atived the vote Of MIR. Kinney-aud thereuEon
" illam H. Halman was declared duly elected
A memorial from ] +. J. White and A. D.
Wren on b half of the Masons of Stanton, was
presented ard read, and on motion Of Mr.. Ste
vet son, was referred 10 committee OF three to
onsidtr and report thereon to this board,-
whereupor, Me ssrs. She fey, Trout and Harnlal
were appointed the committee.
JAMES F. PATTERSON, elk.
Thursday, August aoh, 1919.
Mr.. Kinney submitted an Ordinance, entitled.
can Ordinance concerning the Clerk" which
was passad--alsent Messls. Harman and Gar
Der
William H. Hartman, Chamberlain, executed
his bond with security-v hich being acknowl-
dyed before the Council, is approved and re-
celved Teste
JAMES F. PATTERSON, elk.
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SPECIAL NOTICE,
a,NE REsi.YrERIA.. MICH. sGI,O0,

5HE pE EStY NIGH SCHOOL
l. will open its nexi SESSION on Wednesday tn.
9TH day OF September by order OF Prcsbytery, moi
It shemariah bat at Bro'snsburg Nspeimanent 10.
cation.
Convenient buildings are furnished for the tenn.
'orary accommodation al The Sehool ,pnlil perna
.en buildings be erected through the iberaiily
# th* people there, and for which arrangements are
iiready made.
The School is now permanently located in one oil
he mest pleasant, healthtul. religious and mora
aomnunites in the valley OF Virginia
Boarding an be had i'll respectable and excellent
families in the village and country around at from
s. to 81 IA month: Tuition as heretofore.
Address the Principal at.Brownsburs, Rock bridge
County, Virginia
WM. w. TRfMBf.E, Principal
September 8, lS49-ti.
o. Lexington Gazette and Valley Star requested
TO copy.
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Trust Sale.


10y virtue Ola Trust Deed executed TO me by
I'D V. L. Geiger and of record in the Clerks
Once Of the County Court Of Augusta, shall pro
coed. on Monday the Gath day OF September, io49,
(Court day. in front Of b. Cra"iord's Store, Ill
the Town oil staunton, to sell TO the highest bider,
Tor cash, the following
LOTS AND LANDS
purchased by said Geiser, for taxes, in the year
1915, and for all Of which he has Deeds on record
the County Court Office OF Augusta, viz-An
undivided interest of five tepths in two Lots Nos.
81 and 35 in the Town OF Waynesbo' o IAN l!ndlvId
cd interest OF nine-tenths in two Lots IN MERGERS
vile, known as lots Nos, 25 and Han Undivided
interest oil nine tenhs in Lot in Waynesbor",.
known as lot No IA piece OF Land containing
By recent survey one half of an Acre. being abon
iiree and one fourth miles from Siaunton,. on the
main road leading from Stanton to Mlddlehrook
on the waters OF Lewis's Creek and adjoining tie
lands OF Henry Hartman
l will convey to the purchaser by deed witt
special warranty as is usual in conveyances b,
trustees, thought believe the tile to be good
WV H. HARTMAN, Trustee.
September 3, 1919 ids.
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Correspondence of the Baltimore SUM-
Aryy ORLEANS. AI1,yl,st IS

NEW ORLEANS, Angus 90
Further about the ABDUCTION of Rey-Iis Apph-
cato foyAmsricla Protectoa-1he Cuba Retao-
Iuti0n1sts.
The brig Adam Gray, arrived here from Ha-
vana, bringing dispatches from the Amertai
Consul to Washington. They are said to contain
two letters from Rey, one acknowledging his alb
duetion, and the other asking the protection pl
our government.
The Picayune says that the captain ofthe port
OF Havana told the captain Of the Adam Gray,
that if the American people wanted Key, they
would have to come and take him. The Plea
.yune further adds mat the excitement in New
Orleans is again very great upon the subject.
The sloop Of war Albany is lying near Round
Island, watching all mysterious movements OF
the supposed Cuba revolutlonlsts
SINGULAR FINDING OF MoNEY.-Mr. Dennen
of South Leels, NJ, says he picked up in the
roai between Leeds-corner and Wayne village,
on the 9th of August, a small sum OF money With
the following note attached TO it: ''Whoeysr
f.lds this money don't want he should adver-
use it, because if any one calls for it, it would
be the wrong man, iorI stole $1,000 in N. York,
and shall drop 50 much in every town go M
10 from Boston to Farmington." MIR. Dennen
saws the owner can have the money by proving
property and paying charges Boston Post.
Mr. R. H. Stanton, one Of the Representatives
in Congress from Kentucky, and Mar. Frederick
P. Stanton one OF the Repre- ssntatvts in Con-
gress from Tennessee, brothers, are both natlves
OF this place. We are opposed to them boih III
politics, but we always rejoice to hear OF the sue
cess OF our "Alexandrla boys" wherever they
may cast their lot.-Aier. Loz.
A late Lancaster Examiner, a Federal paper
says:-s.Mhy the Mhies-of Ienne S. e a,lo
Kentucky especially, should so eagerly desire the
nomination OF Gen. Taylor, and then by thel
supineness or local diss ention, allow him to bt
thvarted In all his measures by loco -oco Con
gress is more than we can righttully understand
The Louisville Democrat says The Secone
Washington must be gratited to see the resul
OF the late elections. He has been engaged eve
since he took his seat in the Presidential char
in turning Democrats ont of office and replacing
them with Whigsand the people have on almos
every occasion turned Wings out OF Congress
and put in Democrats.
Doors AND SHOES IN New YORK have been il
great demand since the LIST instant. The deal
ers in Pearl and Water streets are very busy, anl
prices OF thick work have advanced 10 per cent
from July prices; there is no surplus and there
will be great scarcity, and the first purchaser
shis fall viii do the best.