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CASH ADVANCES MADE ON CONSlGNMENIs.

kttWnT 10 our clTl aNUvt, We tlkP Tins OCCASION
to solicit conslgnments OF mcrchanizc either for
sale here, or forwarding 20 other points
We shall contlne ourselves 70 a commission and
forwarding business, and feel confident IN assuming
you that our experience in business, and acguaut-
ance generally IN the country, viii enable Us 10 give
any business with which We may be favored, the
most satisfactory attention.
Any person wishing to have groceries oFnuv kind
or my other article purchased in s. Louis or New
Orleans aud shipped 70 them, can have it done by
sending their orders to Us, for q per cent on the
neynYestCd Personsdcing n retail husinessany
wecrc west OF Detroit IN any other direction can
depend upon having their orders filed att low rates
iithey send TO ", and perhaps lower han they could
by coming themselves. Every attention shall be a.
ven 10 having goods put in good order and shipped
at low mites, however small the amount may be that
Is sent TO US to be invested Il shall be done prompt
ly and to order M.rrEsoy & PREsroN.
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DY Professor C r. Perkins, Of The Netr Y'3rl
ID Normal School: the best Arithmetic in use
This work has been adopted as the text book ir
the Chicago city schools, and has, from the bss
sources, nigh recommendations.
Teachers are invited 10 examine il.
For sale by the quantity or singly by
All & { hurley, l22 Lake ST Chi'oco
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5 respectfully. CHARLES II. SWAIN.


This Is only one OF more lhon four thousand casca
olrhcuml,sm that Dr.. Iowu-cnd- sar-apanllu has
cured The most severe and chronic cases are week.
ly rra1caCdby ts extraordinary virtues.
James Cummings Esq Que q, the Assistants in
the lunnrr Asylum, backwrs Island, s the gen
teuan spoken OF IN the following letter.
F'orireFS ieiggd, Sept II, lSi1.
Dr. TbwHscHf' Dearslr-l have suffered terribly
for nine years with the rheumatism considerable OF
the time lrou.d not eat, sleep, or walk had tho
misunderstanding pans and my limbs were terribly
swollen have used to.- bottles o, your -q~aapnn.-
10, and they have done me more than a thousaul
dollars worth oi good lam so much h"tter-indeed
am entirely re-. eyed Nou ale at liberty to use this
Tor the benefit ~ 'N" ..ctcd
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Failve of the Cotton Crop Markets. &c.
Proposals for Coal.
Navy AorsIss orrror. washinp,,

Navy AorxT's orncr, Washington, Sept. Is, issa
SEALED proposals will be received (endorsea po-
osais for eoa until u O'Clock 5h day Of October
for furnishing aud delveng free Of the
United States al the navyyard kue Maine 7Od the
best quality Cumberland lump coal.
Said coal be suitable
dry Clean stafe such may d
rect and such inspection navy al
reced by the commandan
pounds and the whole be delivered by No
vember
Approved amount in the manner
set forth the form Of The contract, will be required No payment
be made until the whole said
oeI mus, be accompanied BY written guaranty qhe responsible
Of the be certified
other official
the offer accepted the bidder bidders WILL
amer receipt OF designated
the with good suree Tue
coal agreeably the specified
which be embodied The August
1896 forbds the consideration Of all
such guaranty.
Bidders particularly cautioned endorse above
required that they may be distinguished nom other business eie
order their being opened before the
offers made conformity with this advertisement
particular will be rejected informal. Those
accepted will be duly nouded and forwarded without
delay.
offering directed designate post through
which they desire 20 be addressed and the whom
Sep. ie-d,ahoct IN LATHRoP, Navy Agent
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Correspondence Of the N. y. Journal Of Commercel
WIsmNarou Sent o.


M. Poussn left Washington to-day, with the regrets
and the personal esteem OF many Of citizens who
have been long and intimately associated with him, both
recently and in former times
NJ Poussin enertains the warmest feelings oil admira
ton towards the country and its institutions, and looks
upon the United States he says the future bone OF
his children.
He had no wish and no idea OF insulting this govern
men, when he made representations and demands in
formity with his instructions.
He has not, however suffered in the estimation of his
own government, and have to think, on better
terms with II than heretofore
He has not been recalled now seems and his sue.
eessor has not yet been designated. He will await in
New York the orders of his government
His government s to act on the OF his dismissal
He did not call upon Gen. Taylor before leaving Wash
ing,on, nor would il have been proper, under existing
Circumstances, though between him and the President
there is no feeling Of unkndness.
By the way the President has in free conversations,
utterly and Indignantly denied the truth Of the stories got
up in some newspapers, that Madame Poussn was ex-
eluded from the White House and the diplomatic din
ner, &c.
The lady was not in this city, but in New York. at the
Tune Of the dinner mentioned; but Madame Poussin was
treated with the greatest civy and attention by the
President and his family.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


BALrMoRK, September % IS n. m.
Chamgs Of vsnus.-Dsmocae n.setinps ea,sr P,,
road mestiags -DeYarfas Of the Republic. gayi,,
Markets, &c.
Judge Nesbt this morning gave order for the remov,
Of the trial Of John Price, charged with the murder of Geo
w. Campbell, from this city to Annapolis where there viii
DC no dlifcuy In obtaining for him fair trial, although
ms conduct for series Of years has given him an unenv
Ole reputation throughout the State
ine uemocratc meetings in the SEVENTH eighth, and
nnui WARDS iast night, We're largely attended. Able
were delivered al each by tho candidates for
legislature, and others The Hon VIM f. Giles and
Messs Preston and White, addressed the egtb ward ami
were followed by Col. Samuel W. Black az p,,,sbu,g
who was introduced to the meeting by Mr.. McIane Col
best speeches of the campaign -
meeting OF our merchants and business men ,vaa hed
yesterday, Mayor SansbuTy in the chair for the nnr
ofappontng delegates represent the city IN the
ton 10 be held at ST. Louis the 18th of October 10
means of action for the of railroad from, ,he
valley of the Mississippi to the Pacific Resolutions favor
ing the project adopted, and the Mayor authorized 10
appoint fifteen delegates. Mas-
The steamship Republic has inst started down the
bay on her first trip to Charleston with large freight and
good complement of passengers Her cabins and berhs
are magnificent, having full accommodations for abont 1870
passengers. This vessel gives MERCHANTS a. large
portion Of the trade OF Georgia, South Carolina. and
bama Indeed there is doubt that her large
cargo would have been bought in some OF the northern
cities, If the convenience of carriage in this vessel had
not offered inducements southern merchants For
want of cheap and easy conveyance Of Charles
ton, city has heretofore suffered in business gIeat
extent.
Our city is at the present time, infested with burglars
an extent almost unprecedented considerable number
of houses have been broken OPEN though they have oba-
ed but little booty yet.
Baynes panorama of voyage to Europe exhibiting
this city to crowded houses. II far exces, beauty and
interest," anything in the panorama line exhibited In
this CITY,
The MARKETS In the Baltimore market this morning.
there sales Howard -four Sales 200 barrels
City Mills at S5 49, and 400 barrels So 25 Sales good
TO prime red wheat at 100 1903 cents and white LOG Ito
Small sales SO 60 for W e, and GO
81 cents for yellow. Oats % 81 Sales whskey at
% cents in barrels
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To the Editors.
BALrmonr. September %. IS

BALTIMORE, September 80. ls49.
Intelligence from the mountain counties strengthens the
hope OF victory for Hamilton the gallant standard bearer
OF democracy his wing opponent, McKaig whilst
the most cheering daily received from the friends
Of Magraw, the sterling and true representative OF repub
lieanism, in the district lately misrepresened by the
ppan Evans In both these districts the most exraor.
binary means are being used defeat our friends, bui
THE PEOPLE. am happy TO know, are awake TO- their
mond, though no sensible mind doubts his election,
moves freely, as is bis custom at all tines among the
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BIZ GREEN a TAsTET, Aaot,oe.sr..

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, cow, &C. At
III AUCTIoNon Tuesday Of October, shall seil at the
Mrs ArreIes Pennsyvans south side
and 9Th 10 O'Clock, good lot Of furn
ture, such
Mahogany sideboards, bureaus, sofas and lounges
Mahogany dining and other tables, wardrobes, &C.
Maple, seat and other chairs, wasbstands
Feather beds bedding, mattresses, and bcdseads
Androns, shovels and tongs, and Tenders
Carpets, mating, hearthrugs, oilciotb &C.
Refrigerator, safe, hall and other lamps
Cooking and other
OF kitchen requisites and other articles
which unnecessary enumerate.
Also good mich cow -
Terms All OF and under COS cash; s5
four mouths for satisfactorily endorsed bear
GREEN q TAsTTT, Auc,ioneer.
Sent oa--anf
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for the Union.
More Presentation .

JOS. M: Palmer, esq, the dictator and political butcher
OF Frederick county. Maryland is here aiding and assist
ing Fuz and Coamer to decapitate few more post.
masters OF the same SORT II is understood that this arch
ntrguer is on visit TO this city to besad the poor demo-
cratic postmaster oil Emmtsbvg, about whom there has
been so much fuss in Frederick county Poor Elders
destruction decreed, have doubt and these blood
thirsty political managers ought to be denounced in I'M
measured terms. This same JOS M. Palmer, esq, is a
prominent candidate for the United States Senate to ill
the unexpired term Of the Hon. r. Johnson Attorney
General, and doubtless the party will reward him for his
political management and dictation. II is too bad
JUSTICE.
WAsHSGros, September 30, 1s4o
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Meeting OF tho Directors the Washington and New
Orleans telegraph COMPANY.

Meeting OF the Directors Washington and New
Orleans Telegraph Company.
Injecting the Board Directors caledby the PRESIDENT the
city of Washington, on Friday, September 2sh is4s O'Clock
PIN tu
Present; Elan Alexander president; BENZ Jones, s. Moury IT,
Reuben T. Thom and Edward g. Hyde, directors.
The president called the meeting order when,
On notion the Board adjourned until O'Clock
a.
SATURDAY, September 90, 1870.
The Board met according to adjournment.
Present. the president, Messrs JONES' Moury
dali, and d. d. French.
Mr. Hyde offered the following preamble resolutions
Whereas the desire Of the Washington N.
place benefits teegph within The reaei
Of a and under the existing tariff charges improper
elimination made between the and
resulting In an undue advantage In vor OF the
of individuals is often unavoidab
delayed in Of long communications for the tn
Resoiped charge now established for ordi
correspondence between individuals shall apply
tended for newspapers.
Resoved any single message contains over on,
hundred words, the price of transmission all Of same,
editors place. combine to send or receive
of hundred WORDS full price shall be paid
take effect and after the 18th day Of October
Said resolutions read and unanimously adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Kendall,
Resolved president Of company hereby is
empowered make such deduction established
deem just and reasonable copy along
The president laid before Board resignation Henry
Jewet the secretary of this company.
On motion Of Mr.. Alexander,
Resoved, That said resignation be accepted.
Board proceeded the election secretary when Daniel
r. Clark Of Macon Georgia, unanimously elected.
On motion Of the President,
the hfteenih day Of September Instant
On motion OF Mr.. Kendall,
Resolved That the be- and he hereby directed
travelling expenses
On motion, the Board adjourned sine die.
Sept 3O-l
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New Goods FOR a,n1le,nen,

We have just received most beautiful Of cloths cas-
we are prepared 70 make 10 order in style. 1865
In The ready made line stock superior ou,lv
We beautiful OF
Other description Of coats. pantsoon and yes every taste
We have large stock Of wooen silk
and heavy, with fine sh elegant ana
pae stock Of fancy goods We are they ercced by
prices. V"
YOUNG \ oREm
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BY eREEs = TAsTET, A.ssse.e.rs.

BY GREEN ~ TAsTET, Aucsseaeers.
CooD FRAME HOUSE AND LOT At AUCTION.-On Tues
the ID Of October next, SHAH SELL the premises,
eocs of lot No. 10, square 4s7, ffh
hereon ~ - 49, = 80 ' -
described properly Is handsomely ,oca,ed and rent.
y s12 per Terms liberal, and made known sale.
So. GREEN TAsTET,
serT-sTFssTu Apcnoneers
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by GREEN q TAsTET, Aueueas.r..

VALUABLE THREE-sToRy BRICK HOUSE AND LOT AT
AUCTIoNon Monday the ist Of October shall sell
the premises, at o'clock,p treeoy
brick house, passage,
which stands being lot No T. in No os fronting 9th
New The bovedescbed prop
handsomely located nerbohood, and worthy the
wishing good investment Terms OF
credit Of twelve eighteen
thirty, thirty months viii be given, for
bearing interest given deed Of Tide
dispmabe .. :. $500.
Sen 97-td Aucuoncer
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TO CONTRACTORS.
BLUE RIDGE RAILROAD.

BLUE RIDGE RAILROAD.
DROPOSALs win be received by his In
Brooksvile, Abemae county Virginia. until the October
for the construction OF Ridge
gether with the deepcut and ebankment eew at
each end.
The tunnel win be 1870 feet long 10 feet wide, feet q
with ditch each side win slope eastwafdy
mile, and 700 feet below
Proposals will be received either whole
half IL bid for
Proposers requested dddnE
from the undersigned all information.
The payments will be with suitable IN the
The best testimonials,
prosecution OF the work, viii be expected
Printed Of proposals will be furnished application
undersigned.
BY order o President and Directors,
O. CRoZET
Aug n-dtOctl Engineer Blue Ridge Railroad.
GyProposais VIII also be received until the 18th OF
October next, for the construction Of The railroad
side OF the mountain, about eight coaprses
much heavy work, and tunnel about 20 feet long
Sept l5-t5tb Oct C. CROZET.
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UUMrss's History OF England, from che Invasion OF
III Julius Cesar sbdcaon OF James IN Completed In
six small volumes, with ypeuniorm with edition
Of MscauIys History OF Enslandvols and o. published
price cay cents per volume.
Sept " FRANCK TAYLOR
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dlvlies the rich from the poor, the strong from the
weak, the proud from the humble is a collection OF
madmen, ard deserves the outpouIing OF wrath or
charge OF Cossacks. Men when they desire to
rule their fellows in an easy way, do SO by means
OF interpretations. We never knew an ineornoratad
company that did not extend its powers and Influences
far beyond the Intentions OF its creators and that did not
play the sycophant when it was weak. the yran when
i was strong. Souess and reckless, armed with pecu.
liar authority and supported by legal hctons, corrups
Its own circle FIRST and then the community that sur
rounds It. Like the leprosy, il spreads from the heart 10
the extemities Of the body, and finally dies botch, and
Is buried in pollution Associations without the power
OF the nation at their command beneficial, and seldom
lnlure their members or their neighbours they are too
weak to defy public opinion and poor purchase it,
They therefore accommodate themselves to the OF
the people, and thrive the best when they assmae
to them Vrtuous they continue interrupted ;and hon.
est without temptation, they never make their bed in
den OF thieves No widow curses them for their extor
ton and weeping orphan cries around their marble
palaces for its stolen bread.
commenced; but. like Parson Knapp, when we do get
started, all the selectmen in Beerica cannot stop US
his digresson puts us in mind of old elder i'll the
Bay State, who commenced worship with his family OPP
pose window that looked into his turnip field While
in the middle OF his first sentence he saw dozen hogs
enter his plantation and roofing up the broad
bottomed vegetables lnstantaneousy he bolted down
stairs called his dog drove out the nudes, and return
ed to his duties Exercise, and little side grumbng at
the unruy porkers, diverted his attention from holy
things and his return to his family circle, he gravey
turned to his wife, and said, "My dear, where was
las "ln the urnip field, john" said she, in the meek
est tones possible "and il you don't believe me- ask the
hogs" This was clncher, and the family was dis
missed as as the French minister, with
nip field last really believe ourselves. and intend to
get out OF II as soon as possible; but whether shall
go before or after the hogs matter which concerns
nobody put ourselves and the present dynasty and
Will thank the Republic 10 suspend IFS opinions upon
the subject until it is asked in official manner by the
''HEROIC AGE"
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DANCING Anadsmx,

MR. r. r. Liable citizens OF
III Washington and Georgetown that his dancing
Tuesday 18th OF November his residence Pennsyva-
MIA avenue, opposite Wilards Hotel.
tuition; Thursdays Saur-
days; Georgetown-Mondays md Fridays.
Sept 0-TuThkSat,n
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new F.n aud winter Good. aud Fa.n.....

ANE TUCKER merchant taors Pennsylvania avenue have
this day received direct New York. lion
fashionable and beautiful stock Of French and English coh
smees and vesngs, Of the latest
patterns, together with rich and varied FURNISH
ing articles superior figured and plain silk uppenders
Shirts collars gloves, robes,
respectfully invite the ds and
and Tendon fashions. Sep 2O--law3wTf
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Tor RENT.Hsving Philadelphia,
Der offers for rent the house IN which he resides winch had
leased for four years, from the s OF April 1870 lie will
dispose OF his furniture, which and Of the 6fst quality
The house situated doors OF l0, and
formerly occupied by Johnson. II healthy
desirable location, and possession will be given tho lat
November next, sooner II required.
For further paricusrs inquire Of the subscriber at The house.
nj the Office OF Chief Naval Constructor No 40, Winde
building, I'd hoor, west end. FRANCIS GRICE.
Sep 8-3eod NAT Int RepubicJ
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01- Franklin Fire Compsny.LTbe regular stated
O'Clock.
Sept 10 w. A. BOSS, secretary
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UEBBE's Universal History OF the world voIs syo,
III this day received and for sale by TAYLOR MARRY
sept ". Booksellers, Ninth street,
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psr. r..hsen..Mr. g. Parker win open and winter mill
merry Tuesday, Nd October,
Sept W-3nf
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TELEaRAPmo REpoRrs ron THE UNION
Condiiiion Of The Markets, &c.


New YoRk, Sept. 3D. p m.--The operations ut the
stock board to-day have been moderate Treasury notes
1901 lU9} and loan H. Exchange London 81 n
81 per cent premium. The money market is easy Flour
is steadysaes Of 500 bbls at 81 81 So for Michigan
and 80 rs 50 81 for Genesee So 80 soue rn
IS 3d. Corn meal $3 Is; rye -four So 06l
Sales OF red wheat lob los cents and 2O
for mixed, and 81 go Tor yellow. Oats So cents
Rye % cents Sales Of pork $40 l2t prilne do
IS a. Lard 81 cents Groceries trm-saes Rio coffee
SaSh cents Rice 81 cents Holders OF cotton rot so firm
sales IL for fair Upland and Mobile Whis-
key firm-sales at Is cents in bbs
PHLADELpHA, Sept 29.-The stock market is quiet to-
day-treasury SIS l692 loan liz; Pennsylvan SIS
brands IS Ia Corn meal SO I2l Wheat is selling al
iu2 LOG cents for red, and l06 III white Corn
steadysaes of yellow 65 66 Oats rs 81 GEMS
Rye SO 60 cents The provision market is firnl but
not active-sales Of mess pork al $40 75 a $40 81:
prime IS 81. Lard ~ cents in barrels and kegs
Groceries rm-saes OF kio coffee 81 cents New
Orleans sugars 81 cents Rice 81 MoIasses firm,
asking the prices paid prior 10 Tie steamer
Whkey Is in steady reqnes-salcs al - PEI gallon
in bbls. = Nts
Conviction of the Astor Place Opera House Rioters
NKw York, Sept. 29--The New York Astor Pace Opera
House rioters convicted last night, wilt receive
their sentence to-day.
Failwe of the Cotton Crop Markets, Se
New ORLEANS Sept 27-Very unfavorab BILE accounts con
tnue to come in with regard the CROP Ii must
the crop will fall greatly short There is no continpenoy
by which anything else can be calculated on.
The market yesterday quiet, only OF I05
bales at full prices, and closing firm. 80
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IoHNsoNs SHOOTERS PREcEPToR, ONE VOLUME
London.
Observations Dog breaking, by VIM Floyd, sameseepe
volume, London.
Dog breane by Hutchinson, volume London
The Dog and the Sportsman by j. D. Skinner volume Phla
dephia.
Youa Dog American edition, by E. Lewis, volume,
Philadelphia.
The Horse and tho Hound, their and Nmrod
volume, Edinburgh.
American Manual, volume, Philadelphia.
Hawker and Shooting, enlarged
edition, by VIM. II. Porter Spirit
the Times voume Philadelphia.
The sporsman Library by Jno Mills, volume, Edinburgh
The Rod and the Gun, James Wilson, volume Edinburgh
Johnsons spor.mans EneyeioP.da, one volume, London
The Sportsman France, by " Toey, London
The Field Sports Of the United States and the British Provinces
by Herbert, volumes, New York
Chapman Rife volume, New York.
all illustrated, OF
numerousy, with engraving Recently received most o. them d.
rect from London, by y. TAYLOR
Also, variety best works Angling, Horse
ney, Turf &C. Sept 20
Dictionary OF Americanisms, n glossary Of words
and phrases, usually regarded peculiar the United sae by
j. r. Bartlett
Anoe Treatise Rhetoric literally translated Greek,
with copous notes, by Thomas Hobbies, vol. London.
Reflections miscellany opinion,
by VIM. Benton Clulow, vol. London.
TAYLOR h MAURY,
Sept 30 Bookserers, 9Th street.
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Conviction of the Astor Place Opera House Rioters.
NKw YORK. Sept 29.-The New York Astor Pace Opera
House rioters Were convicted last night aud wit receive
their to-day.
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nv r. :, wRIoHr, u.orsstown.

ny u. .. WRIGHT, Georgetown.
TRUsTEE's SALE OF THREE-sToRY BRICK HOUSE AND
LOT-By dated the lOth Day o. sep
tember e recorded the land records Of eoun
ty Of premises, the h DAY o october
next O'Clock, al lot So IN the original plan o. eeorse
town. y. c., the west side Of Jefferson see w me mree
Sept lg-dn 10 o. Wh'sh', h"ct
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Sept oo--staw4wif
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 27, 1S49.
shall consider any officer under the inter-
fering In elections to be just cause Of removal"