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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-11-01

Tnr Vino CosVrNrios. We conclude To.
day our report of the proceedings of the Wing
State Co,ccn,ion We invite attention To the
resolutions adopted, and cmpha'csly To those
relating TO Slavery IN the Territories and is e,.
ieniion thereto. II the language be not cNplel,
and unequisoeel, and the eNpfos,o Of hostility
decided and thorough, then the fault lies in the
ability Of the drawer and not in The purpose Of
the Convention for We bear witness that from
every SIDE appeal, were mere made by delegates
for the siroigc,, and the mos, unambiguous
declaration IN favor of the Free Sod principlc
and such IL, nr,l two resolutions wers intended
90 emhodv There was no hair splitting about
indi, dual opinions and party tests Ter The col
lecli,c and indi, ilual sentiments of the wings
Of New YORK are indenucal, and they are EN-
ha,ra.Sca by no antagonism of party alegi-
anee to personal conviction, They are earnestly,
rc,oluies hostile TO any extension of slavery,
and mean TO act aud vote accordingly.
On this platform thcy .tand--to tbs faith they
renew their pledges OF devotion before the world
So long as they maintain this position and 10
ether pariy of ans account does SO, why should
any Of those to whom hostility 10 slavery extern
ton is no barren formula but living faith, m
imminent duty, stand aloof from OF opposed to
thcml We again ask the people Of New York TO
condider d,spas-.onatciy the Wing resolutions,
and Judge whether these are not based on pm
e,plcs hrmy entitled 10 ihcr ,uilcrayrs.
Nee iork Tribune, (WA,S).
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-11-01

Tsr Nrsvvm>>E--An Irishman after expa-
,ia,ing very warmly upon the temper and beauty
of Lola Monies, was asked If She dad Mt smoke
. Yes, sir, she does" he exclaimed and 80
does every ,olcano---perhap, you Il show ms
a, ior,l, r-,,,-r lat doe, Mt smoke - l'laeh
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-11-01

PorrtcAL-l sat hy the open window on y
fine dcNy morning. The stars shone ont, and
the moon fang her mild beams over the rock.
that bounded my view. The birds had retired
to rest the waketul frogs nadc Music IN the
ucighhoring marsh, and the iirc-t'lcs bcsrangird
the darkness. I locked out ON the charming
scene: | raised my eyes 10 the milky way, and
rccocctod thai had nat a dean SHIRT for NW-
2tut
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-11-01
BY order Of the democratic state committee
JOHN '. l.. PRClN, Ckm'n.
u. l.. SEYMOUR, NrcrciGry
Albany. September 10, 1919.

Puilosorny us Toys Give n child a small
box, and 1t will probably examine 1t all roudd.
and in \ very short time toss 1t away Tho
sgh, graifod little, change Of image was
desired, and this was the most obvious method
Of procuring n change. By this act the child
brings up the consciousness Of eXertIon, and
the sight of moving thing produces former
images Of motion and activity. show IT that
the box opens, and il resumes the study Of IL
shuts il itself. opens 1t agnin; thus rcv.riiug
from it, image aud dchghtug M the transform
alton. as the work OF his own hands. II viii
no, be long ere 1t resorts 10 the extreme step
OF throwing II away. ar' cooking u back to
throw away again From this and all other obscr-
Walton. on childhood we can see that a toy,
which ha, nothing movable or changahle ahnu,
1t. l. very imperfect thing u has little sotFcc
of thought in II With finely finished t. 49,
an ciigy Of man, dog, or Il hird--a ohiid
will not lose much time ere II treats 1t as II
WoHld u stick, OF spoon, or an old canister,
uamel, brat the table with !, To produce mel
ody, aud the idea. OF HE and motion, and elf
cNcftion--tos- II away or apply II I" ~ mouth
to restore part OF the pleasure OF sucking the
breast II Is a very common error To 'oniound
toy, with ornaments 10 amusing children. We
hear a nurse. On holding up q pretty bauhle TO
an infant. saving. See, such pretty, as If
TIE clNlu- tapatNN 81 tlluNhW'ii ~ l't 'oh-
tanned nothing but love OF dazzle. !, i com
mon, too, 60 present 70 Ihc eye what J. not
given into the hard-a very thanklcs. indul.
pence The scu,c Of beauty and Of nice INT
taiion- are of late growth. What childhood
nerds d. eomousness OF images. resembling and
ut ior restoring those broad palpablc ideas
which il has been able 10 gain--io keep the
faculty Of identification and recovering OF the
past working all the day long 1t II thus pre-
PAIRING itself for the highest operations OF IN
cllcc, in mature lic by indulgiug 1t IN noises
and rapid notion, Of all kinds, We are, besides
breeding happiness, culliyailng ideas Of activity,
hustle, life. which are the foundation of the
.mar, and active workman or man of business,
the animated vehement orator. OF The stasc-all
enthusiast.
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ARRIYALs AYR THE moTELs.

Wizards Hotel TIL Lumpkn, Washington; Il Nor
rs, Pa S Fooss, VI; Chas Chapman, CT; Hunt NY
ID E Smonds La; d Russell, NY; Higgins, Ohio; q
Diee, Ohio; KNAPP Jr Pa ID Dodd, NY; VIM Weed
ton; DIR g T Jackson, Boston q w Car, Md; X Ma.
graw, do Jones. do Master Jones' do Brett, NY;
Miles, Bait; J J Roberts, Va DIR Minor, do Conkin,
NY; M Watson; w Bryce and lady NY; Hunter, Va
Alex Ramsy and lady; Pa; N Robertson and lady, va
Morton, Maine d Robinson, Montreal Chas Turner,
USN. s
Bro,cns Hotel f L Hart, Bait; r. w Wnscatt. do; r
Douglass s @; Ward do IL Laforcade, Pa; q Has.
ngs, Mass; S Green Bait Thos II Kent, dol Il w Mar.
riati, do Eicotf, Md; w Calweli, Va Bell, Y; ID
Davis, Pa; II Hebb and lady Md; Miss Mitchell, do
Rowan, Ioodin, Ky Mr. McIane. Del; Z Flower and
lady; De Calb, Havana; n Graud do Q Holbiook,
Mass; G G Thomas, N j.; r Brown, Pa II Hahn, Y;
l. w Stephens, do A II Sliutz, do.
Lping Hofei--w n Leonard, NY; Worsley, Provi-
dence; "A A Rogers, N Y A Nudge Baltimore; Con.
der, Jr and lady, PENN Hon. Ives, Penn; Lucas,
Bait; Robertson, Washington; Grihiths F,her Mo.
Roebuck, Canada.
(;ddsby's Hotel Harris, Bait; Mr. Buchanan and
lady Bait; VIM Peterson,iya; VIM G Morrill, Bosion Z
Olriche Bait; Mr. Alexander Dali; ElIicot Bait;
p Horey, Santa Re, N NJ; DR. Goble, Newark, NJ.
u s. Hotel d Durkee, York, Pa; L II Miles, Md; w
II Demng, Va; g w MILAN, Hermitage; A Grigsby, Va
L d Foole Hermitage; J. Fraser, NY; Myers, Va w
Grof, BAIT Thos Crowell, Pha; Alex Harper, do,
Exchange Hofei--J Gassaway Md; Robt r Scott, Va
D Baden do; 1 Roberts, Va; II Stevens and lady,
Washington, u q; s Wane, Pa; A Cady, ~; 3 r Lee,
McCur, Pa; VIM Daring, Va w Marrow, BAIT.
Kings Hotei-J Lancaster, Md Barber, Md; G r
Nebinqer, Pa; James Langhlin, Md Arnold Mass; Il
T Griffin, MI; J Robinson, Md w Moore, Pa.
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PUBLIC ADvERTIsING.

In order to correct a singular misappre-
henson, that prevails abroad, in relation ia
the disposition Of the Public Advertising
amongst the press Of Washington city, we
append hereto the law in force regulating
the distribution Of this important source Of
newspaper revenue. A careful considera-
ton Of this law, win serve to apprise those,
who may take interest in the subject, of the
precise authority, whence the " National
Whig,n the g National Inteligencer," and
the & Union,'' derive their right to publish,
respectively, the Public Advertising Of The
Federal Government.
sl2. "In all cases where proposals. for any con-
!" tract or contracts 10 be made by any Of the Exe
j. cutive Departments or Bureaus and In all cases
where articles Of any description. issuing from the
" same, sre now required by law TO be advertised,
the same shall be advertised by publication Ia the
/. two newspapers, in the city Of Washington having
z the largest permanent subscription, and at the dis
4 cretion Of The Executive in any third paper that
I" may be published In said city Propided, That the
/. charges for such publications shall moi be higher
g than such as are paid by individuals for advertising
in said papers, And propided also That the same
\ publications shdll be made in each of anid papers
I" equally, as 10 frequency"
APPROVED, March g. l64b.
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THE LOST NAVIGATOR.

in another column, we publish an exceed
iDgly interesting correspondence between
Lady JANE FRANKLIN, the wife Of Sir Jons
FRANKLIN, the lost navigator, and our wor-
thy Secretary Of State, Mr.. CLAYTON, on
behalf Of the President. The sentiments
Of the President, as conveyed in Mr.. Clay
Tos's usual felicitons language, do honor to
his head and heart They reflect the feel
ings Of the American people, upon this in
tensely interesting subject, and we are sure,
no efforts will be spared by our mariners. TO
restore to bis disconsolate wife the long lost
husband, If his brave heart is not stilled in
Iaofh F55358 ss5
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VIRGINIA ELECTION,

Congregational
In the First District the Richmond Enquirer
elects Wilson Q.oco) by only 76 majority Cass'
majority was 224.
THIRD DISTRICT.
The election is claimed by the Enquirer Of Ave
ret over Flournoy by fire or eight perhaps II
may turn that II is t'other way" rerrons."
rlfTH DISTRICT.
The Locos claim to have defeated G0ggiu of the
last Congress-, BY trenty-eigh majority.
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Halliday lLoco) Is said to be elected by t,penty-
frs majority.
If the above Msiorities should prove TO DO corset
when full returns are received they show that four
II not sir Loco members Of Congress elected by
less than hundred and forty potcs, oil put together
whilst one Wing congressman Is elected by over
FOUR HUNDRED majority which properly divi-
ded by fair and equal districts would have elected
five or six members. Bntthere is no Gttvymand d.
ering" in Virginia--of course not.
TWELFTH DISTRICT.
Botetourt county gives Edmundson Q.oco) 1872
majority; Bath and Highland give him nearly 100.
Edmundson doubtless elected.
rouRTEENrH pIsTRrcT.
Beale (I,oco) has 100 majority in Harrison Goun-
ty, 200 In Lewis 80 in Doddrdge and l3 in Tayi Tor.
Cass had In the same counties majority Of 449.
The result Ia doubtful. Taylor had in the district
1853 majority.
FIFTEENTH pIsTRIcT.
The upper counties have given large majoriies for
Newman, (Loco) and secured his election.
The Enquirer claims hceire members, gives the
Wings ONE, and two districts to hear from,
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pRoposALs For PRINTING.

CEALED PROPOSALS will be resolved al the Pension
y Office, until the 10th OF the ensuing month"; for printing
thousand copies the Pension Laws in force. To-
gehr with the constructions placed upon such BY the War
Department Attorney General and the forms necessary
be followed by applicants for pensions under the several
laws and the bounty land laws together with the necessa
ny forms for application therefor Tor the use OF the Pension
Office The work be executed good paper, OF which
sample will be furnished application al the Pension
Office The book win exceed hundred and fiify
pages be printed long primer type and each page 10
contain two thousand and eighty ems The proposal must
state price per printed page include composition
press work paper, and folding and Stitching without cover
The bids 10 be enyeoped and endorsed Proposals for
printing ]. T.. EDWARDS,
: an li-wiw&2tcp Commissioner OF Pensions.
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w. The Detroit Free Press, DEM, de-
MES that Democratic Postmasteis are beg
ging to be retained in office. II the Free
Press could see all the applications Of its
friends on this wise, il would start back with
establishment at the love Of place manifested
by its political brethren.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-03

CERTAIN CURE for FEVER and AGUE.
IJAMMATTs VEGETABLE COMPOUND. .Thiss com
III posed entirely Vegetable substances Its restoring
properties wonderful 10 astons the most emin
hysicans II is peasanter cheaper and more efcs
ina or ebiiaiing and is perfectly safe in for old
or young. Facts win speak for themselves
M Washington, d. C. Oct a0ih, lsas.
3 Mr. J. b. HAMMArr,--Dear Sir: l have used your We
geabe Compound In my family for the chllls and syers
% sn% s s r. a
s4 Respectfully, yours, "
tSignedD REEVE LEWIS.
Washington, April 10, 1919
Mr.. John b. Hammatt--Dear Sir: My child was attack
ed with Fever and Ague, and was advised by friend 70
days he was entirely cured therefore take great plea
sure in recommending \ 70 all persons aicted WIN Agae
and Fever an inallble remedy.
Yours respectfully, JOSEPH FhA'
Alexandria, April II, lsi9.
Mr. j. b. Hamma,l-sr, On he I'd day d this month,
was taken with Fever and Ague, aud although constantly
al wcrk in damp pacesI entirely cured by using
Two bottles Of your invaluable comP %% n,cu.nns
Aerandria Or. 2, 1915.
SRA week since was attacked with the Fever and
MTieh ii t'ree days entirely cured me- have had that
complaint before ont never was edrsd y 80
efltcicd my Yours, &c. :, :, n,.,,n
CsisnetD IL i. BEERS.
Alexandria, Ocf. 3, 1s4e,
Sir: Three weeks SINCE my child was taken with the
Fever and Ae, and induced by friend 70 Try your
iree Jays my Child was entirely cured would
mend il 10 ali who suffer with that disease az an fad'he
s"V iScned0 MARGARET SlAlMS
baltimore, Md, Jdlt 81, 1919.
MIR a. H. lIanmatt-Dear Sir: While in your town in
October last purchased bottles Of valuable com
pound for fever and ague. havsed other med
cnes Which relieved me for a short time but on dscon
iinnng the ofthem my disease returned with rsdol
bied vigor; had not taken the first bottle before FEY re-
iieyed and the second bottle entirely eracated II from
INV system cheeIiny recommend il all persons snf
'Ffns VIZ ' tsis asS1sf' GEORGE W JOHNSON,
Baltimore Street
we have number Of other certificates III our posssssIon
which we omit publishing, the merits Of many articles
before The public rests In the certificates alone Honesty
and TRUTH need no attraction; give the Compound ria
Ne ysk 40 more. JOHN d. HAMMATT,
King Street, Aierdndrid.
AGENTS FOR WASHINGTON
ZD&W II. Gilman, Chas. Stott a. Co., s. Puer-
SON. M Delany, Samuel Burr, Penn Avenue; j. Cal
IAN III IT. Mcihersonr 7th Street, G. T. Gardner, CAPT
to Hill John L. Bates, Navy Yartl and DR. BP Clarke
for the Island. u 8ttsY
gent for Georseto,rn.-R. S T. Cissel
Psf nl in gtnrt bottles. PRICE ST. ap 9J-iy
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as ACRES OF LAND ron SALE,

Within "a miles from tie City limits for SIS per acre
TRACT Of land of % acres, with log house there a.
"a erected is for sale at the extraordinary low N
price ofsl5per acre situated about miles from the Navy
Yard across the Eastern Branch bridge, the Good
Hope Tavern There fine wood part of IT, plenty Of
good water and several beautiful building sci'es command
ing excellent views Of the river and the surrounding
Try location extraordinary healthy The whole OF the
land could be easily brought under cultivation, besides
from io six OF excellent meadow could be made
with little expense Plenty Of chestnut the land
close H. Title ndispuabe. Whoever wishesa great bar
gain viii call Immediately AZ the Office OF the National
1pAig ap 2s-3t
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VIRGINIA ELECTION.

We are very much Of opinion, from the
information received last evening, that Viz
ginia has returned to the next Congress four
teen Democrats and one Wing tits pos
sible that the official returns may be more
favorable to US, but from the silence Of our
friends, we take it, there is very little to
hope for.
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We must spealsas a freeman shouId speak through
Tho Medium Of a free press.- Union Of yesterday
We congratulate our neighbor, upon his
being able once more, in his own estima-
ton, at least, to adorn his venerable head
with the liberty-cap, to fancy that he yields
q free pen and that he publishes a free press
His four years apprenticeship to political
vassalage, however, we fear, has left the
indelible stamp Of the courter upon the
manner and matter Of his thoughts. In the
very article, from which we quote the above
extract, he writes and speaks as though he
were still the apologist Of Mr.. Polk and
his monarchical and corrupt administration.
All, well-the courtier will be courtier,
under whatever circumstances he may be
placed
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Gitn Intelligence.

SUR AGAINST CArrAIs WHKRs-THk FooD
SANDWICH lsLAipER1Ths Of Dinsman Captain
wilkes, was continued in tie Circuit Court Yesterday
Among The witnesses for the defence was Mr. brarken
an Interesting and graphic account Of The food Of the
natives OF the Sandwich Islands scene, somewhat
amusing, was presented.
The Rev Jared Elliott. ia the course his testimony
The logging In the navy lie asked TO describe what
lara Is and spoke as nlows II IL akin 10 the trnip no.
tao, and sweet potato After being boiled II Is pounded
hne, and diluted in hand Jar water being poured over ill
becomes pulp II is then removed with caabash
posed 10 the air, and beconfs arid.
Mr. May: What does II taste like1 ftE
Mr. Elliott Il resembles IN Its character consistency
and taste, bookbinaers paste Laughter The natives
are very fond oft know missionary lady and gentle
man who have grown fai on Il, lila ha II The natives
alter preparing " eat IL The morning The degree Of
acidy depends on the time II is kept They eat that and
pail
Mr. May: Do the fish smelll
MI Eiot There are various kinds oil havor and much
depends ON The time they are caught cured, and kept
Mr. May do they eat them rawl
MI Elliott: Iknow gentlemen who don't object 10 take
Goldfish raw, particularly when something good comes
after IL. lHui fla Il
S!r May Dolhe people eat tlogsl
Mr. Elliott: Yes in former times lSeeing that the
Court looked serious, sHning] don't like TO
indulge n this kind OF conversation, hui thought that
might reply in the same spirit the questions were put.
Mr. May asked whether the fish have the usual smell
anu you wound up by talking about codish lila hail
ask whether The fish smell like onr Goldfish
Mr. Ellidt Smell is peculiar 10 all fish all the world
Mr. Bradley objected 10 The questions
Mr. May remarked that he wished 10 show that the men
who were confined In the native ior Honolulu, were
fed on articles repugnant 10 them.
Mr.. Bradley said that this was no evidence.
Mr.. May could show that the led nut
subsequently, after conversation with Mr. Breckenridge,
he said that he had misunderstood that witness
Mr.. Bradley; don't have 10 knock under this time
The proceedings then assumed a serious aspect.
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Once more a ricfory is IRON orer thai form
able enemg, RHEUMATISM.

Dear SirMy wife and myself have been severely aiic
ted with the Rheumatism and have tried almost every
nosrim that has been recommended for this distress
ing complaint, without effect procured hottie Of Hnfs
Lafnnenf and happy say that we have thoroughly
applied Il 10 the affected parts and after iorappcations
te pain swelling has let us, and entirely
Welt most cheerinlly recommend II valuable
emedy. Yours, DC, v. SHERWOOD. L
n-Sold by all the Druggists In this city aud throughout
the country Price % cents per bottle.
April q GEO. l.. STANTON g. co.
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The Washington Union has been shedding rvulets
OF tears over a Mr.. PEBBLES, who was removed from
desk In one Of the Departments Its agony was
fearfully intense; so intense that The few who be-
eved lis editor had any sense remaining, feared that
u would be "toppled from its pedestal When To-
II turns ont that Mr.. Pebbles IL Wing, removed for
causel The Union, therefore, ''backs down" with
lmping apology for having accused the admnistra-
lion with prescription In this cnsel There is
eomicallty about the Union, so supremely ridiculous
that the editor Of the London Punch has serious
thoughts Qf my mans thoughts can be serious when
The Washington Union is the subject Of ihem) of
sending out extracts from II as q supplement 10
Punch lbany Erening journal.
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II TBn NATIONAL VINO comes 10 lis with
the announcement Of WoRrHIKaTos G.. SsErHHs
as editor. He has been the editor Of the paper
since It's commencement, and most devoted and
consistent supporter Of General Taylor from the
very start, never faltering, never turning 10 the
right hand or the left, but, when the chances
seemed most hopeless for his candidate insisting up
on IT, with mistaken confidence, that he would be
the nominee Of the Whg Convention and the Prcsi-
dent Of The United States If General Taylor regards
his own election as q substantial benefit TO the conn
try he cannot help regarding the National Wing with
kindness. Washington Era Qfyesttrday.
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AcTios.-I repeat, action will be had. The whole
country expects 1t. The Whlg party calls for II, as
best for the country best for the welfare Of the Whr
party and b,s for the success Of Gen. Taylor during
not only his present term, but that second term
which this day predict the Wing party OF the coun.
try will elect him TO serve. No body can beat him
=. IEnsh Cor BdK Pdtriot. L.l.a.l..
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TREASURER'S WEEKLY STATEMENT Oielal.

Shepag e his credit y Me Treasury M Astan 1easue and
Depooie Public
Esd ApTL which
unpaid remaining subject Shoung
Depoaori
the Treasury.
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Notice OF the estabiishme mt Of the Land Or
Ace for the Charlton District, In the state
OF Missouri.
IN p,rance of The first section OF the OF Congress
entitled An act 10 establish additional lanu once ~
the State OF Missouri approved February mn, .sas, ao
hereby declare and make known, that the land once crea
led BY said act Is estabebed the Town OF Misn" ~
the county OF Sullivan Of said sInie We sue Nus Gay ue
Given nnler my hand az the city Of washington thts
twenty LAY Of February auno thonsann
eight hundred and iorty-nihe.
By order ofthe President ,,,,,. ,,orx.
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
Mar Oh wt3w d.
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A CARD.--TO THE PUBLIC.

WE have in (and constantly receiving fresh
wv mppes) very extensive and complete assortment
Of ROOTS and SHOES embracing almost every variety
Of quality and price, consisting in part AZ follows, viz
Ladies' black and fancy colored French Caters
Do do embroidered French Sandals
DO black hronzed and light coiored Caters and Hall.
Caters a
Do ''- do and white satin and Kid Do
Misses do and fancy Galters, afGaiters, Slippers,
Huakina
Chidrena blue bronzed and light colored Caters and
I.nred Boots
Ankle Tics and Dnakins, In great variety
Genilemen's Dreaa Boos sewed and pegged all qualities
and pricea
no Patent Leather Shoes, various Styles
DO Cater and Congress Boots
Boys, Youths, and Childrens Dancing Pumps, very
handsome
All Of which will be sold on the most reasonable terms
ap9-law3w ANDREW COYLE SON.
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Correspondence of the National Wing

:"
Al auction to-day 1895 bags Rio Green Coffee % 10
Sales Of 1000 bills Howard street Flour 81 the mar
ket closing firm figures. Sales of600 bills City
Mills al q s7t Sales yesterday City Corn Meal a2 70. Il
Is held day So SIT Nothing doing in Wheat to-day,
except few trihng parcels at 07 1886 Limited sales
Of Yellow Corn at &c. and White at 60 Sic Very little
in market Sales Oats 25 2sc we have heard Of no
sales OF Whiskey to-day Stocks steady Sales Of $1,000
U. s 6's, 1868, at li3, and 1850 Md. 9s at 99i
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IHDIASA.--Cyrus l.. Durham, Of Washington
county, has been nominated for Congress by the Lo-
cofocos OF tho ii District vice Hon. ThomasJ. Hen
ley. This District gave Taylor 7,i65, Case s,2ls,
Van Buren, 1853 votes.