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The national branch OF the wing party in this State
present strong array Of names wherever they in
reference to their State convention at Utica II may
Judge from the signatures to the calls for their meet
ings in Albany. Troy, Oswego Utica, Buffalo, &C., held
for the purpose OF appointing delegates this branch i'm
bodies the leading wings OF the several localities long
known and recognised such by that party, and deser
vedy influential, well for their uniform consistency
politicians as for their standing as citizens.
We have before alluded TO this feature OF the secession
movement element OF some importance in any spec.
uatons that may be formed in regard to the result OF the
Utica movement Its scarcely be imagined that wings
position against reagitaon of the slavery question,
and the sectionalism OF which II ID the pfetex be
driven from il by intimidation coercion much less that
they will voluntarily abandon or qualify IT, Either course
would expose them to ridicule, from which they have
to fear than from the less fatal weapons Of defiance
which now the resort of their opponents in the wing
ranks t9 n
What course they will deem it due to themselves and
their position TO take when they get into convention will
soon be known That the convention will imbody a
large number OF the strong men OF the wing party is
clear well from the eminence OF the leaders in the
from the character OF the delegates already
public expectation without reference party will scarcely
be met by any halfway equivoca action and that
what they do or omit 10 do will be topic Of discussion
in political circles in and out OF the State All this can
scarcely be without controlling effect upon such body,
assembled under such crcum with no mpedimenis
their free action beyond those imposed by the dictates
of their own judgment TO what is fitting and proper 10
be done We take il for granted that what they do will
be entirely harmonious and that there Is 10 be second
secession Thus much is toleraby certain All the rest
is Of course mere speculation. Albany Argus.
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IH AMERICAN LrvE SrooK Insurance. COMPANY = The
aenon Of readers Is directed the sdversvmen OF
ihis company, which may be found In another column
The company is chartered by tho legislature Of Indiana
nd we satisfied that the enterprise has only be I'M
afnood BY Of horses and stock generally 10 be
iaiy spprscased. Its novelty. At least, should commend Il
70 The attention Of all Interested. s X aYtll #1ft
L. NeIsou esq the agent for this city and we refer
70 him Tor furhsr and fuller particulars Haa
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We are glad to learn that COL Charles s. Todd and
Gen Robert B. Campbell have accepted the mission to
treat with the Indian tribes the borders Of the United
States and Mexico-their appointment to which important
terday. 5t.fas.f t.ns.EsIar
Distinguished as have been the services OF these gen.
temen in other higher but scarcely more responsible
trusts the country has that important
duty OF the administration has been ably discharged
especially In providing for the ful6lment OF OF the
difficult spulations OF the treaty Of peace with Mexico
BY an enactment OF the last session OF Congress- the
President required TO appoint commission 10 obtain
statistical information Of and form treaties WITH the
nous tribes Of Indians the borders OF the United States
and Mexico. 4 4.Hl
The Importance OF the trust has not for many years
been exceeded and is without precedent but in the pen.
airy powers given by Mr. jefferson 10 Gov w. II Har.
rison to treat with all the tribes OF the Northwest
In parting with these gentlemen on their distant and
probably perous service, cannot but express the in
teres which we, In with all their friends feel
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MADAM BLAKE announcing her patrons and
M the public that Apollo Hall will be for
he reception Of pupils the @ Of October 1850 MADAM will
teach variety dancing Madam
the coming season.
O'Clock gcnfcmens evening class from eight 10 nnc O'Clock Pm
engaged IN school Tot
terms, apply the hall. Oct w-dsw
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For Mount Vsrnon.-Foar Trip..

.yrI-s, The steamboat THOMAS CoLLyER win make
four trips % Mount Vernon leaving Washington at 10
ION, Monday, October Wednes
dsy, ~ Friday 95 Saturday. % The boat
hours and Fort Washington
passengers wifi have ample time noble fort
Fair round trip from washington, Assandha, rs cent? chill
price, Refreshments furnished reasonable
win leave Capitol W o'clock taking seats
Treasury office and The Cssol boat ten cents
Persons taking distant Pennsvana avenue
Is each way. Nfat nIa taaiisifa'l =
and boat tickets apply Reside Grorretown or
George and Thomas Parker Co., washington day before
the boat leaves. 4HN -
10 70 before the westhcr Keu cold.
6ct Is-ssfTaThFn Jon ooRsoN, Captain.
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Law and Agency Once.

Inv anu AB6nCy OfUc0s N
THE undersigned and agents. law In the Supreme
United States Of the District Of Co
um attend promptly claims against the United States In
Of MI Of officers and the
bounty lands pensions return Of dulles patents for new
inventions, &C., &c. aass4 ifi@tt fY@ y $3.50 .
when the local agent will abss
sr usual fee All information relative e forms and
Of business Of the Department. will be furnished our
without charge They have made
for for location OF bounty
land warrants the best western lands. ~
Office Pennsyivania Lane and Tuckes Building
H - DUFF GREEN,
1 Ht 10 BEN. 3. GREEN,
@ E RICHD II. CLARKE.
~ Oct l5-3aw3m W.
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BY GREEN n TAsTKT, Auetioneers. f.e
VERY FINE HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE At
AUCTIoH.On Monday, 2lst instant shall SELL
Of Lieutenant Shields, Capitol hin,
Capitol nj 10 O'Clock superior assortment Of u
ture, win;
Rosewood gothic satin covered chairs + a..# Eest
do hne largo and recunbcnt chairs
DO and maple chas
Mahogany marblctop pier, pedestal, and sofa tables
do do sde-tabies and
do hair parIor chas and hmraek
DO bookcase and wardrobe Z #@r
DO French sofa, lounges, and other sofas i.
do sdeboard, dressing and other
Walnut wardrobe M dining table
Egyptian marble mantel, and large clocks
One large telescope and microscope, Of great magnng
power
Crandoles, eandelsbas, solar, hall, and lamps
China eutFiass, and crockeware, which are ne
French China and coffee and fine French
Fine silver plated coffee and tea Of the style
FEATHER beds, bedding, mattress, and bcd-esd.
Thrse.piy and insrsn parior and step carpets
English oil-cloth nc. 4#
Alright and other H.H## @H
Also, good lot OF kitchen requisites. .#s. .#A
Amer giving the above description any super
Txsnst All Of and under s cash s2s acredt Of
and four MONTHS for notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing
tefest
GREEN TAsTEr,
Octb-d hucionesrs.
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Washington and Alexandria Boat. The Steamer
Thomas Ccliyers Week.
r ~rKA The Ane new and fsst bost THOMAS CoLLyER
the following hours. A coach connects
with the boat In Washington Boats re LAY cents boat and
Leaves Alsrspdna q 9, sk, TX, ans IN 5pm
Leaves ek, l0k IN, 2h and 5k
The Thomas coysr win make her trips 20 Mount Vernon
JOE ooRsoS, Captain .
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A srRAEAs new poem ny Oifver wenaeip rsolnse..
"A Ne ouncys writngs vols. new edition. &c
Eropr Fsbes:s version, chiefly original by
Rsy Thomas James, NJ A., win more man n1y usaston.
y Oct 10 FkANcK TAYLOR
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The Natis~aI wig oo~vs~fion in Nsv Yrk.

Urea, IN. Y.,) Thursday, Oct; 1.-THE National whiS
State Convention Mechanics Hall at ~ O'clock and
called order by Mr. Bush, Of Ere, who nominated
Mr. Hasbrook Of Orange county. chairman, which
received W it'll applause. eL- g % ln
On taking the chair, Mr.. Hasbrook said that II
honor be called TO preside convention Of
tions wings OF the Empire State, composed as Of
who ready 10 sacrifice all 10 the whlg party OF the
nation. add he again thanked the convention for the honor
received at their hands
The liz OF delegates then called. and 100 gentlemen
answered TO their names - . r@ 81
Alter this. Mr. Bush, OF Erie moved Commute OF
from each Judicial district. permanent organization
y The Chair named the committee, who Withdrew and
after short time, they reported the following oficersi
For Presideot-fion. Francis GRANGER.
Fer Vice Presidents-James Van Orden, New York. j.
b. Gedney, Wostchester John knickerbockeT Safaoga
q. A. Myers, RensselaerI s. N, Dexter, Oneida; w r
Lawrence, Tom T. III Rochester Monroe q. Hard,
Orleans; X. seeks, Ene j. o. Pana,n, Erie James
II. Vanderbilt. Richmond Russell Martin, Caitarsugus
James NJ. Rankin, Duchess stt ~ s.# ss.t
Mr. Linn, Of schenectady. moved rree ofone from
each judicial district report resolutions and address
Messr Linn Barker Of New York Hasbrook, Of oswego
Morse, of Chenango Carroll OF Livingston and Bush, Of
Erie. announced by the Chair the committee
resolutions and address.
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CARD-Tbe ssnuon OF the ladies' and gentlemen
n and Washington respectfully
will take place Monday the 2
dence Of Lieut. Shields, Capitol Hi
They win hnd the furniture Of superior quality
worthy Of For further particulars
ment GREEN q TASTET.
Oct
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Oct l5-3taw3m

MAGNIFICENT PtanO.-Just received barque Lowell,
from Boston, three Of Chickengs superb octave pianos
of magnificent Of the style Of Louis
XIV volume, sweetness, and purity Of elasticity Of
touch, beauty exterior, unrivaed BY instrument
exquisite wood, elaboratsly
carved font back and ends piano. This
These instruments with supplies make assortment
the and elegant south Of New York. prices rang
ing from gas to 5000. ~ Fs -
Secondhand pianos taken payment On hand large sock
gade elegantly nad violins flutes,
cordeons and all kinds Of musical merchandise
New music received week. and sold ~ low - can be
bought in this CITY, .tt.
Oct l0-eod3t Psnnsyivsnia sSsnssA
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HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
III On Tuesday the a1d instant shall SELL AZ the residence Of
gentleman declining housekeeping 10 o'clock Capitol
Ill., the north Capitol and next door 10 the residence Of
Judge Crsnc chamber dining and
kitchen furniture, win u #.
hne mahogany dressing and ctier bureaus
Mahogany sidebosrd, king chair, otfomsns
DO hnn book and secretary
DO dining, breakfast, sofa, and other mbes
Feather beds bedding bedsfeads, and mattresses 8I
hndrons, shovel M longs, and lenders
Wash snk, wardrobes, wsshstands, and sets
Carpcts. hearth rugs, oil cloth, pine tables &C. #N
China glass; crockery, and rtonsware VIII
Looknr alasres and other lamps, CLOCK, nc.
Fir,f- rate cooking stove, the cooks mvorife
Improved air ieh and other stoves
And an excellent assortment OF kitchen requisites
% An sans Of and under cas- cash; over s2s credit Of
.rty and ninety days satisfactorily endorsed bearing in
GREEN 4 TAsTET,
Oct ia Anetioneers
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Q9-Synod OF Maryland.-The Evangelical Lutheran Synod
Of Maryland Provdence permtng viii in 81 Psus English
Lutheran church, OF llth l7
n.t O'Clock when the ynodcal win be
delivered by The President 49,
Preaching may expected every evening during Its sessions
Business sessions daily, with open NJ
The public respectfully invited 70 attend.
Oct l7-A
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HOUSE for Rent Lease have just anishsd, and now
Ill ready for Of the best houses in city embrace
all the modern and convenience necessary
make desirable IT. beautifully situated me corner Of
Streets unsurpassed for s healthy posion and good
apump Of the bes, being in the kitchen contains
Of which bathroom, arranged br hot cold and
shower baths, together with water closet.
The able carriage house. and rooms FOR male servants
arranged superior style for convenience and csmfr lying on
e JAMES cADEN.
Oct l0-eod3uf
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TELEaRAPHIo REpoRrs ron THE UNION.
Arrival of the Crescsnt City-LatW from California,
ToyS( 8sat < +


Arripai of the Crsscsat Ciy.LaW from California
rs More Gold saa ts
NEw YoRK, Oct ls-The steamer Crescent City ar
rived here this morning, bringing advces from San Fran
cisco the 10Th OF September. The Crescent City brings
3i2 passengers and among whom there Is estimated be
~ two thousand five hundred dollars on freight.
The Philadelphia arrived at Chagres the 7h
No of cholera had occurred Chages for the
previous weeks Panama was also healthy. sa&
The Tennessee Captain Cole, arrived at Panama
on the 4th with one million dollars worth of gold dust
and ESQ passengers. 1872
The United States mails left San francisco on the 10th
The following passengers, board the Crescent City,
died the passage between Chagres and New York, viz
John w. Haskil Of Boston; Edward Cuthbun, Of New
bern, N c., Che died The 18th, aged 50 years y Samuel
Windsor Vermont Ell a
Mayor Bigelow of Sacramento city, since the ampuaton
of his rendered necessary from the wound received
at the riot, 10 fast recovering. fs 5000
Everything quiet in Sacramento City, and appre
tensions Of further disturbance. 3sa st aatts#
The business At the mines generally was prosperous At
the Northern mines and along Nelson's creek miners
averaging fully halt ounce per day From the south
branch and north fork oil Feather river the miners
also making handsome returns for their labor.
Rich and very productive dry dggngs have been dis
covered Nelson's creek and the mouth of Dutch
creek, which empty into the Sacramento.
Henry M Maggie, extensive banker, has failed for
very large amount. This caused all the banking
houses but they have held with the exception Of the
mentioned. HuE ASH
San Fra~ciscO Sept l5There have been large
lions Ia breadstus especially in Gillian -four Extensive
sales have been made from first hands $ and subse.
quen,y SI6 per bb; half bbls. do, 80 30. This has
caused all other desert ptons Of -four to advance.
previous prices, with upward tendency Business gen.
eFallv
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nurLrP BARTON KEY win attend "a any busasess
he may nussed with before either Il courts q is Die
te and scnd the Of claims before Con
ress the Departments once on o ssrcef.
: wAsursros, July 10, 1895, stas ssFJsr i-ssvm
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Oct ls-3tif

CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, Il Co, VIII open this day,
huday another ch and splendid assortment 81 new GOODS
consisting of fss. ts.4s - s5.sssssNs
tt Mousseines, cashmeres. and cashmere d'Ecorse
m Mernos cashmere and broche long sllawIs
Col0red and white embroidered shawis, he.
miscellaneous articles Belonging 70 their
which they respectfully solicit early examination
from the ladies' Of Washington and adjacent cities.
Oct l7-3wf G0N
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Eorfda Ersetion.

SAVANNAH, (Ga.) Oct l6.The following the returns
far received the election OF members the State
legislature.
Ia Levy county Steele (democra,) Is eectedshowing
democratic gain.
Alachua county also elects democratic member.
In Columbia, the democ have elected three members
being gain OF two. ee. III - la.. .zs1I srss
+ Leon county elects three wings and one democrat
In Orange, DIR. Haws (democraD isundoubtedly elected
by large ma jorities. aFat -
Jefferson county returns three democrats the legi,la
The vote In St Lucie county Is favorable TO Burnham,
(democrat) who Is probably elected. 4, ss,s ss
Isaa SECOND DESPATCH .#.H1s
sAvAsrAH, Oct rMsdson county gives f, G, C.bell,
(whg,) for Congress, large majority
In Jefferson Beard, (democra for Congress has 100
jorlty Kahn, (democra) In lssS had majority OF IS
There IL doubt Of the reelection Of Mr.. Cabel.
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ZNotice-The Rev. Dr. Kuz Of Baltimore, member Of the
synod Of Maryland session In this city viii preach
(D Laue') morning,
and
president Of the Synod, hafpas O'Clock p. Oct 10
GJ-The Rev. stephen r. viii. with Divine pcr-
mson deliver series religion
Fr Baptist Church. Tenth
morning, ii o'clock Preaching sabbath
The public respectfully invited attend 10
90 Columbia Typographical society.-An adjourned
the Adermens Room, CITY Hall.
THos. CATION
Oct 10 Rec. Secretary
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james NJ Juas 4 Co.'s Amsssoan shd EuEsps@a AA-
sso e1* ~ ~ - spAsthsssrs. eaiiFgp< NtsN
The distinguishing features Of this establishment consist Of
Z the celebrated
81 ats FRENCH TROUPE ~ cRfazu
sS Il sSs sss s.s
az an enormous expense " me seuor popss who ylld Ea
S winch s e Tsss
could afford Among she principal STARS ofhis troupe
MADEMoIsEI.LE LOUISE, snst
i'e ~" rides wiulosi saddle o. sssdls. "''
MADEMOIsELLE RosAIINE,
The equestrian Terpchore unequslisd IN her peculiar style
lsiss MADEMoIsELLE ToURNIAIRE, s@a
whose wonderful skiia ne s. q The :, -snss has svs~Asss
MILE JOSEPHINE and MILE JEANETTE,
~ Together with
MONSIEUR DENoIT,
> saa The great equestrian nscromancss.l N a.
MONSIEUR ToURNIAIRE, ae., kc
ne WIN =. ,iss
s 1ss e array q native talent svs
only sscs.:ssys
cEAN sSsrsss 1' ssas.,.s NIXON
MS talented children se who form baia small part Of s uuy
Tue :,ss belonging ne and mos:
. which s Il
@ S ?siy
open and 7. O'Clock, performances % eemasas.
Admission children age, half price,
CHOICE NEW GOODS invite attention OF ladies
styles and descriptions select
goods adapted exclusively their We have Just opened for
Inspection and sale
pieces rich style figured mosssslne extra nns quail
% pieces medium grade mousselnes st ess
rich figured cashmeres
"a do do d'Ecossc patterns
do solid colorsd mouasnss, light blue. mazarns blue,
pink, cherry crimson, and maroon
10 pieces fne printed French fannes for adies' dresses.
In shawls, have received tGa
90 rich cashmere long shawls
10 medium do $500
u white embroidered Grape shawls.
IsIng IA CIAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, Co.
Oct lS-3uf fs4 8e.4a. VI r. e.#s4b8a "a
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NEw YoRK, Oct 1872. p m.The stock market day is
firm United States IS Of 1868. coupons 1l9S offered
Pennsylvania SIS, 92& 92a nothing in Canton sterling
exchange lOl prem Flour is dulersaes OLA 900 barrels
at 81 So $4S2a for common State brands southern. s.
SIS l2A Geuesee unchanged. Wheat seady-4sales OF
500 bushels Genesee white 81 Ai red do, 81 81 OF
C,n rather dusaes omxed 81, and yellow Al So cents
Oats, 40 A cents. Rye, 10 Provisions remain
stead Of pork Sll l2k prime, SO So Bacon
aIm LAID cents In barrels Gros seo qae' sale.
slightly favsring buyers. Whiskey, 20 26h cents
PHILADEIsHIA, Oct is-2, p m-Stocks firm; Pennsyl.
vania SIS, 92t 92f; United States 6's, coupons, 1871
Flour dul-small sales OF common standard brand. ut
81 81 extra S5 - for city use Rye -four % o6i Corn
meal 50 So l2t The receipts Of grain fair. Sales Of
SEQ bushels red wheat lol l0i cents white. los
ITO cents Corn steadysaes Of white al 81 cents and yell
low 81 IS cents Oais 80 40 cents Rye, 60 20
Provisions steadysales OF pork at Sill Sll l2l
Lard. a7i cents Groceries quiet. Cohee--smal sup
ply and slightly depressed Sugars aud molasses quiet
Cotton quieino sales reported whisksy, 2si "a cents,
in hhds. and bbls. sN
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4 GENTLEMAN, who Is nsily PrePsrsd, beth ~
,s, ~ ca higher snsre wishe. % obtain situation pin
% s.s,.sa, teacher organized instuon. Ths
~. .,,aa.,ss can be given liberal salary required.
Address (pos paid Immediately, city post oce Washington.
Oct I6-eoaf 40ssa AesEr
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I, OWEN a. sON vvcv,a r,.pecsruIny sufbrm their
T. friends the public generally that they have a a
York ther stock of e'ecsed ny
partner recoend tnsefor 70 none
this city Thankful past hvcr-, they would syto me" ends
4 sw GOOD psptaIoSn and YES, hands wanted.
Oct l5-gawim e.sa.essE
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AGENCY, wsshfngton.--The undersigned, ~
IA spection branch Of The Pps Once Depsrtmentt or
&c. 4, mail contractors generally, and 20 those o. me
section particularly, win the assurance mst ~ rovs
talped in the department for honesty, capsciys ana
yefers TO his ASSOCIATES IN once Of both parties, win
consent, 20 sustain him therein. Il
All o,aers 10 attend business Of every nature, n
sovemment will be thankfully received and Prompsyd
so'o'" JAMES OWNED
Ju,y 4-du Lane Of Post once d
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DoErIcAL works OF Thomas Gray. bessta1
Il trated, By q. w. Radeyfe. II Is N
IIouscbold Surgery, Hints Emergencies, by JON
The Builders Pocket Companion, containing the
building, surveying, aud architecture, by A. o. srneaif
nesr. sHt rH fAN
The Cabinet Maker and Uphoistarcr's Cnmpanon, by
Just published, and Tor sale by ...,v
Oct 10 fRANIh
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TY TAXES FOR Is50.The period Of prompt
payment win close the hnst Of November which
said year.
AEpeons in notified den.
quent property win be published in the Of November
.5sI .a.a A. RoTHwELL,
Oct ls-eo2w Re Collector
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By GREEN Il TAsTET. Auctsoncers.
FURNITURE, sHAD, wHsKEY, &C, At AUCTIoN.--on
Saturday, the 18Th instant shall soil in front Of
nj the Of 9th and Pennsylvania 10
O'Clock, Of the mentioned, viz.
Mahogany sofss bureaus, rocking and other chairs
DO dining, breakfast, and other tables
Bookcase and secretary, elegant piano forte
With many other articles IN the furniture line. q
Also, barrels good shad, barrels good whskey, &c.
Terms, cash.
GREEN TAsTET,
Octls-N Auctionccrs
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.lt.it. WIN. -. sEONEs Sr, - i&Nef
ATTORNEY oousssLIos AT LAw.ftstats
TO Once on y, near the corner Of i%sh street,
Oct ic--dsm s ~
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d H. HoOE q CO., whoiesaIe ana Retail Dealers I'm
carpeng, noor oil cloths matsinr rVs cunn mner@s,
sbeeng blankets, and nYnishinr goods Esnersn
Pennsylvania avenue, between 7 and sm Streets
d. q. ~ ~ r. ~
Aug 0s-n ~ y =
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Harbor and River improvements.

Now that we know where parties stand on
the tariff question, and have the friends and
the opponents of home industry on the record
we should like to have the chance of test on
the question of harbor and river improvements
The New York Locofocos, at their recent con
vention, re-affirmed the articles of the Balti-
more platform, hostile to the tariff and TO in
ternal Improvements. These articles of faith
were borrowed from the Virginia and South
Carolina school of politics; and we should be
pleased to see how far and how long the prac-
teal Democracy of Pennsylvania, Michigan,
and Connecticut are prepared to go with them.