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days passage, Whlchs II YOU lk Of suIceul uIUllvs 10
nnhlish Is Al your service s. p Foae,
n afgfsrs. Dec. 81, 1s49. Superintendent Telegraph,
lFoK AIaIERs orPtcE.
Blythe potenes Of Mr. Wozencra. art furnished with
the following items The result Of the elections in the San
Francisco and Sacramento districts which occurred on the
18TH only are known but Peter H. Burnett for Governor,
and John AicDouga for Lieut. Governor, ahead and
are probably elected Il supposed that Fremont and
Gygn would be elected Senators
The rainy season has set in earlier than usual, and there
now but little communication between the mines and the
cities 3. Snow, y w. Pass Ieegraph Oince
December 3i-a1S o'clock. P. N.
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TYlOalal1sOM 81 .NINO1a,

ITlO2AtH1SON ~ sNt.tVAs1
No. 10 Camp street".Opposite HewietVs,
TTAVE received per steamship Ohio addtoualstoek Of
Ill FASHIONABLE CLOTHING comprising good
assortment of the following articles =, 80. me,
Snper French black cloth DRESS CQAIsi
Super French black and coorsd cloth rock Coan;
n Rack and eoored cloth Paeots and Fancy Coat
Irab and colored cloth OVERCOATS-neg, styei
Rack French cloth 6IjOAkS-9s,A and tnll circle
Rack and fancy Doeskin and Cassimere PANI5s
Rack ard fancy VESTS-a large variety
White Marseiles Vests-snge and denPe hrsast t
Merno Cotton and Silk UNDERSHikfSs Drawers p
Linen Spa md Cotton SHIRTs-latest styles;
Rack ard fancy CRAVATS-of all syless
SILK and Cambria HANDK FS--wnte and b9rdeied;
Jouyin's Kid, Silk, Buck and Cashmere GLQI II, etc
etc. u-' -NP
To Close CO1GSfgse1sEe1ttS.
WILL be offered at remarkably Low PRICES, at
| w KINGS, II Gruyier ereet,
| large lots Of
0DOMESTICS,
PRINTS,
/ HOSIERY, ,.
IRISH LINENS,
DRESS GOODS,
and many other articles at from 10 % cent cheaper
1 than at any other house. KINGS, y tfrdnsr st,g.
dis 3aw3w one door from lamp "
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VIM. Crowley, Pa u. Smith, j. Brown VIM Burr NJ II.
Clark, snesk, Wiliaps, N Williams, K XII, 4,
MeCabe. John Williams, q Jones' i Adams, Geo: Moor,
Wp Cadqn. MIs Jones. Bird, Z. slith, a. Hyatt, p
RoblaB. Is. Casog r. Buck L. Simpson, r. w Sutlon,
Clark, 7. n. Brown. 4 Bird, y Manning, Carbon,
Clark y. Smith, A ROBBERS w. Jackson, N. w. Buckus,
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IUTENIIE GIFT BOOKS. for the Holydays.-A
beautiful ASSORTMENT Of the most approved kinds, at
one half the usual prices at NORMAN'S
d2i tf.2dp Book EstablshmsatsAf SARi -
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PLAoIBr's vARItriEs.-3rhe new buriasape Of " For
tno and his Seven Gifted Servan, viii benfcsented To-
night After which, che $ Fitatioa Polka'To be fol
lowed by the comedy Of Who's Your Friend ~ 10 con
ende with dance BY the Ballet Troupe.
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> D . v . OOs
BLANK BOOKS FOR THE NEW YEaR.-The
- subscriber is ready to execute all orders for superior
BLANK BOOKS. Specimens Of his work. exhibited for
some past have elected the highest encoiuns from thS
Merchants and the City Pres. n
An ORDERS executed with Dispatch and the work
warranted be superior in every particular, and Prices
low as any other house in this city. 81 ID
To- A full assortment of first class BLANK BOOKS on
hand. COMMERCIAL PRINTING in the best style Of
| the art. d. M NORMAN, Statoner,
d24 tf.1tW 2dp Is Camp street
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A. n. M.

kE Neither Captain ConsgnesOf the British ship ARAB
liverpool win responsible for debts contracted by the
lay asO u s 'AU 'n'p W. ANDREWS 4 CO. 81 Common ST.
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ITO THE LADIEs.-C LEIGHTON respectfully
Il socs Ladies to inspect elegant and fashionable
of Fancy CRAXATS very suitable for Christmas
Presents to loving lords and noble swains.
When bowed and adjusted by the hands ofthe fan,
IL can ne Ter be forgotten who placed il there
First Premium ready made Linen C. LEIGHTON,
and Genemans Furnishing Store Sd2i Nos. So Royal St.
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PASSENGERS FOR CnAGREs. = The schooner
Havana sailed last evening for Chagres ), thesfo-
lowing is list of her passengers :
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nneenl WORK Mi,n twen ; essan lics HsnTy. with
s,g ST. 10 sscb Mate dscned and executed by
the mos, emnent aytists ondon FOLIO edition Turkey
Morocco iii extra 4
HEATH,s NEW GALLERYo OF BRITISH ENGKAs-
MooRE's MELoDIEs-Foio edition, with ten beautiful |
EngIsyings ~, |
CONSF ana tne Seeney " uy ne 6
ngs from nature, by Thomas Allan; with Literary NO
tees by the Rev. Robert Walsh, LII. d. Qnarto Vol-'
London edition, - = -, ,,,,,,,-,,,, 1Yr,
CHARACTER AND COsFUMElhIO KhEf AND
FIN6ENs LANDsCAPE ANR PQRT 7 AIT al 4 Illus
woRDsWoRTH's GREECE Pictorial Descriptive and
HISTORICAL; =, =, ~, 49,, 1,p &c AF.d.i,o,
Portraits of Modern Literary ChaIacteis shgLayea ioh
tees by II. i, Ghorey; r a. rs;.;.
BEAUTX'S COST MESA series OF Esnhs, ~ t, ~
the Dresses Of all Times and Nations, with Twelve superb
EDgTayings, by Charles Heath. -n,,,e 80.
Flt9s ALllERY OF BYRON IiEs- PEN p ine
Portraits Of the principal Female Characters IN Loru n.y.
Ton's PoemS NJ ,55,,,x., 6 III 1rsrp ANN
THE WANEhlaEn .Egn4AssS, ,lLisl IhAIEDs
THE BOOK OF WAYER4skR ,GE2tSis
LIE b1Oh " ~ aIn s11n ~ Tpr TIN
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TnE WONDERFUL BIRDs-Do not forget, in ilesa days Of
gheeng. that 100 Cauares are now on exhibition q the
Hal Of the Comnecal Exchanges, and that they rally
whas eF purpo be s wonder Of the 18th ceHfury.
Lat esesins he large andence that hembied q de Hal
waso asIshtsd viii de e1tsnnhmsnt.s
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tE The fine u. 8. Mail steamer OHIO : For PisbuTg.
Wheeng Cincinnati Kadison Louisville, Paducah, etcTha
draugh steamer will leave as above THIS
DAY. Tuesday, O'clock A. M positively foydras street
wlIarf HYDE g. uGLESBk, IL Poydras st
Passengers and shippers viii please be IN readiness A. nc
above hour. Rf la
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G5Sias1seSs ~ Co.

aG1t1bIttttS TOT lCOO9
i.,-a Together with choice :. -.
SELECTION Of ILLUSTRATED WORKS,
Christmas and New-Year PRESENTS
n- The subscriber takes pleasure in recommending his
Annuals and beautifully Illustrated Works to the examination
Of discriminating pe and feels warranted in saying that
his assortment is equaled by any establishment IN ~ VI
any other city in this country or Europe
Gifts the beads Of Msmory' = rosary,
Wherein she reckons kind rsmembrenees
OF friends and old affections"
English and American ANIMALS for 1880.
THE KEEPSAKE "A London Annual, with thirteen
THE fp bRa% WIS SCRAP Popular
Englhish A9nual' proiusely Illustrated by onariss
THE iS GEM OF THE sEAsoN-with twenty splendid
THE iEq ITTERARY GEM-A Choice Garland of Prose-
Poetry and Art. Containing twenty timely executed en-
THEE! LEAFLETS OF MEMoRY--An Illuminated An.
THE fps wv 5Efsi ise sn66s syds Gin
THE FORGET NIE-N oT-B Beautifully Illustrated.
FIJI iHESSbssR RihPRs ofFEkSGA Christmas. Newyear
and a. BEhpay PEssP With elegant ensrsSinss.
Tile GARLAND; or. Token of Friendship.
| THE AMARANTHi o., Token Of Remembrance.
THE THE G2SsE 9 9E f BHEAAR2Y.
! THE GIFT ,, OF FRIENDSHIP ERIE
| TIE LIE i kREPsEkE itt OF i FRIENDSHIP
4 s ci%P G ;s i s9 svv e n STs S sS sH'
nun, ,,+,,, ~, JUVENILE I, EN- Z ANNALS AMI
CHRISTMAS BLOSSOMS;
THE Frs ROSE Sir oF PA A PS EghS STji;
ThE Fiji HY bfAST!
Also splendid assortment of JUVENILE WORKS
for Children IF embracing al ths various writing
T. s. Arthur, Charlotte Elizabeth, Mary Hewitt, an
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Louisiana Temple of Honor No. 1.
AZ Regular Meeting O dis Temple win be held az Pelican
Hall ChsIles Streets TUESDAY, the
ls d january Brothers Of the Order will take notice.
d3l2t By order Of the W. O. t.
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8 TonpIe Meeting -. This Evening.
ODEok TEMPLE ~ HONOR No. g. at Crystal Fount Hall.
No ~ TchnL pitoulas street.
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--T--- FANOI HEtETOIlHs5s : :
WRITING DESKS-in Morocco, Ebony and Papier Maehe.
LADIES, FANCY INKSTANDS-ag great variety.
PORTFOLIOS styles and sizes, with without
PORTE NOM AIES--a large and beautiful assortment
FANCY PEN-HOLDERS, Paper Weights and Taper
FANCY NOTE AND BILLETs. DoUX PAPERS
y with Envelopes to match. =
GOLD PENS AND PENCILs-n great variety. of the
newest and best Kinds.
mr. sale the NewoTeans Stationery Warehouse
an st2p ltw j. B. STEEL, IL Camp st.
ldl7, Is. a ,24.S7, e, Bill .2-1tW 29th.l
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BALLARD's HAIR DYE.

brated Cristadoro--
No. 6 AsToR HousE, New York, Sept q, 1913.
NH u M BALLARD Dear Sfr-lt is but justice say
yon that Of all the preparations none
has answered 30 well the Improved Liquid Hair
aud with deal less trouble using other give
you this testimony solemn
q All who may wish exchange gray light red hair
Tor hseuu auburn, brown black peculiar
ness and usre whieh mparts hair
give it decided preirence. Yours, respectfully
E- For Tals BY j. WRIGHT 1 Co. Isl chsrtrss u.
dS 20 Belle Agents for New Orleans.
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Also-1,A splendid assortment Of JUvEsNlLE WORks:
of Edgeworth, Sherwood, BarbauM, Farley, Embufy,
It. s. Arthur, Charlotte Elizabeth, Mary Hewitt, and
other writers Of juvenile celebrity. = = -,
Together with large assortment Of PUZZLES, GAMES,
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NEVER KNOWN no FAIL

nR osGOoD's INDIA CAoLAGOG0E, for Fever and
forms Of Bilious diseases. -
Designed especially tor the thorough permanent
affections o. the liver and other internal which
eases Of bilious climates. For by
J. WRIGHT & CO., 151 Chartres st.
Only Agents for New Orleans.
| tE Dealers supplied on liberal terms. dS 6n9p
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EBIN1sE Books 81 Stationery
HOMPLETE STOCK, at
" CORsON q ARMsTRONG'S,
d29 1mlstp 81 Camp street,
40 Camp 81.
Bookseller and statioae,
rs NOW RECEIVING his large complete
season. which be offers City Country trade prices
As Low As AMI OTHER HOUSE IN THIS cITF-and
the quality and style Of the stock be superior every
respect o9s 9p1
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steamboat Departures This Day.

ew o. g. Mail steamer eLENCoE-For Cincinnati Lous,le,
Madson Paducah and Menpha-This splendid packes
amboat nov ecsivug freight and will leave as above THIS
DAY, Tuesday, p positively. from PGydras st. wharf. For
freight having fne apply board
HYDE CGLESBY. ~ Poydras 81.
ilneaa he on DAFT al
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ne CIOse COlasigsaalaealts

and many other articles at from 10 25 per cent cheaper
Than al any other house. KINGS, II Grarier ST.,
dis Stnw3yy one door from Camp 81.
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n. III. Jackson = Go.

Fine FashIonsbIe Clothing EstabIshment.
ZINE SHIRTS of all the latest Patterns; Under Shirts;
II Cotton and Woollen Drawers Stocks; Cravats; Ho.
seTy Suspendes Cloves Trunks Vaes; Carpet Bags,
etc etc., for sale at extremely low prices for cash. We
hc call from Friends and the Public examine
Goods and Judge for themselves y We keep also BOYs
and YOUTHS CLOTHING. d7 8m
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ILLUSTRATED Works

MARTINS BIBLE ILLUsTRAII oNS,sS-Am most mag;
nieent work. with twenty elegant Steel Plates, taken rom
the most prominent events OF early Biblical History; with
Scptura Notes each plate designed and executed by
the eminent artists OF London. Folio edition. turkey
| MoFoceO gilt extra.
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G9E1t8 and PISTOLS.
C7leN1D BTsy7lE HOOK

fL1- The attention Of all those who buy Blank Books
again. respectfully solicited the arys
compile stock now offered for sale
KOrman's Stationery Establishment
l6 CAMP
which psare those who may good and
time cheap article. d32p
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kHOEydEdGy NHtTIS3
AT ONE HALF THE USUAL PRICES!
At NORMAN'S, Is Camp street.
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S WRITING CASES,
NE PLUS ULTRAs,
ENVELOPE AND NOTE CASES,
ILLUSTRATED POETS. GAMES. PUZZLES, etc.
d2l 2peodiiaI
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For On. Union.



understand that my article in the Union OF this morn
ing has given some offence account OF the invdious
distinction drawn between the different plans Tor usnR
electro magnetism as motive power; aud as motives ior
everything person does are always sought foi, mine are
attributed to self interest
stated distinctly, thai have no interest n The thing,
further than the interest any citizen has In the advance
ment OF useful science As 10 the injury which my ar
ticle could do 10 any plan offered for public patronage
can only say that il can be shown thai the plan is
really one, all said in reference TO il will fall 10
the ground or any principle is found to be apph
cable TO any Of the old plans which may render them
available shall certainly feel reoiced much a. any
person whose only Interest is the general public well
lare. Ii enthusiastic in regard 10 one OF the plans.
is because the developments made in Il are such as 10
excite enthusiasm Any Improvement upon that could
not but swell the tide OF exultaton and excitement
will add. on this occasion, that my motive Tor he ar
tce OF this morning was, more than Otherwise The IN
dugence OF propensity growing out OF old habits, TO
imbody my thoughts and observations on paper Tor The
public and to give vea to sensations always feel on
the introduction of and grand things into the econo
my Of life may be little spenelic against persons
pursuing visionary schemes; but If So il has BEEN
caused by the sacrifice oil time and mental and man.
ual powers, which il has been my lot, in lite Of
near hall century, to witness to an extent truly slcken
ing and lamentabe.
A lengthy essay might be written upon this subject
but will not monopoze your space at this time for tina
purpose.
have no objection to an interview with any person
who may feel aggrieved by my former article, il my in
formation is correct that there such.
WASHINGTON, Sept 20, 1910.
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TIE UNION.

was cut off by some parliamentary mistake OF its never
II would certainly have passed by decided majority;
for we understand that address has been already
signed by majority OF the delegates. paying warm
tribute TO the services Of Mr.. Dickinson
Another good service which the convention have done
to nominate as their candidate for governor. Mr. Sey.
moura man of the highest character speaker OF the
house OF assembly in is46distinguished, as the New
York Globe says by his m. consistent adherence to his
prncples-unsinted with any antslavery sectonaism-
united with moderation and suavi,y Of manners which
preserved him during recent acrimonious contests from
provoking any personal enmieswhich render his nomi-
nation at this time peculiarly judcious and fortunate Mr.
Seymour national democrat who loves the Union, and
who recognises no higher law abrogang his obliea-
tons TO obey the constitution Of this State or OF the
United States He is indebted for his nomination to no
clique and il elected, will be creature OF any aspiring
presidential candidate for the support Of great northern
anii.slavery party"
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENTS.
From our s.,,.~s,. Correspondent.

BALrIMoRR Sept 2D-b. p. IN.
The Case of Gensrai Chaplin Examination al Rockville
The Gubyaatoriai Caadidai0.-E Excessive Ereriion =
E'setioa Day The Opera Toups -Marksts, &c
Ths the reease of General Chaplin the
Washington, on ball caused much surprise
here mi. morning. as he viii doubtless thus secure his
h.,,v IL he should be as kindly treated IN Maryland
s.na,ch received by the Argus this morning, from ROCK
vine the arrival OF there and ms being
brought up last evening for hearing. me hon' MI
Bowie appeared for the State ana agaed a ',s
rate beloe whom he was brought had no jurisdiction III
the case Alter long bearing the case was aoJ'nheo
until this morning The impression was tha nc woua NOV
be admitted on bail. =, ,,
regret To learn that Mr. Lowe, The democratic caho''
dale for governor was yesterday unable 10 attend lhe Jon
meetnp at Wis.bury in Baltimore county, on account o.
indspo.iton The canvass has lar been condniiea WIN
UGH energy for iDe health oil boh OF tue cauo"'o,a
both ha We suffered from their oyereAeons IN ihe counts
They addressed thirty Thousand people In this city ON Wed
were TO have the discussion yesterday al
Wiseburg and to-day at Westminster In Carfo' county
On Monday last they spoke nearly three hours each AZ
Chestsrown Mr. Lowe has. however recovered, ana Inc
canvass win be resumed on Mondry next
Tie governors election In Mary now close az hahu
next Wednesday week being the day. Twill be shafl
confess though the election Of the champion OF democ-
racy-E. Louis Lowe, esq-s regarded as one Oh 'hose
"fxed facts" that not 20 be questioned. s4
The celebrated Havana opera troupe are about paying
visit this city, and will appear ut the MONDAY S"ee
theatre. They number ioi performers
TuE Markets lin the Baltimore market Howard stree
honr held - Sit; City Mills is held at the same iaie
Wheat HIS kept up all through the week, win compare
lively light re- ceipts Tue sales have ranged rom 30 VI
cents lor inferior 10 commons 95 100 cents for ordinary
good 100 LOT for good - prime red; white, lO5
liz cent; aud family flour white ii5 lN cents There
has been good shipping and seed demand which caused
the prices keep up The TRANSACTIONS IN corn have no
been very heavy the past week, although tr business
has beeen done saies have been uniform at So 6t
cents Tor white and yellow throughout the week.
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GENERAL vspor Bstlr-Adoped unanimously by Congress-
through the recommendations United
surgeons and other eminent Physicians, per testimonials
The apparatus 6red portable the position
favorable TO the debed and to the safe equal distribution Of
applications aiding potent epidemic
sulphur pcnenisry
and slsewhse efficient In diseases mecura heu
frsned oriental steabath sui used In Turkey, there lately
found servceabe
the OF respiration Instructions and rights for making
furnished Also powerful electro
macbpe, for and complaints
Applied City Hall, wing, 6r noor for the
lsmeD No 2e, and NJ residence Of sick. Probaum
sept s-eod6 BOYD REILLY,
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,Georgia,
Extract of letter member Of Congress from one OIL
her Distinguished democratic citizens;

Extract of letter to member Of Congress from Of
her distinguished democratic citizens
MILLEDGEviLLE, Sept 10, 1850.
MY DEAR Upon my retarn home last evening, after
absence OF several days, learned that Congress had
passed the California, Texas, and Territorial bills One
the contingencies having thus happened which author
lied the governor d call c0nvention understand he
will in me OF few days issue his proclamation
for that purpose
AS you cannot be otherwise than anxious ascertain
what will probably be the character OF that body, think
do not hazard anything 10 saying, not delegate in
will be returned who shall have avowed himself the
advocate of violent revolutionary From the
beginning TO the end OF the agitation, the tendency OF
popular feeling has been very greatly misunderstood.
The State, is true soctons sincerely solctous,
for adjustment OF the question upon the basis OF the
Missouri Compromise but failing TO secure this, she
has been willing, in my opinion, to consider the
failure itself sufficient cause to leopard the peace
and prosperity Of her citizens by mady attempting to dis
solve the Union The wisedcres OF both parties sue
ceeded last winter. spirit Of emuous rivalry to be
viewed as the champions of her honor and southern
rights. in placing her in her present ridiculous attitude
but the peope--fhe great masses whom they now in
voking 10 wrong ihtmseves-haye never considered the
decision oil the question practically fclng their great
and vital interests and long these remain intact
will they pre fer abiding the established order of things
rather than encounter the manifold evils they must in.
evitsby find in and un,ried experiments.
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rELEeRApaIo nEPoars FOR THE UNION
Condition of the Northrn Markets.

Condition OF the NOrfhtTH DHrhetS
New YORK September 20--2, p. m,-The stock market
is steady Uned Sales IS OF 1865 coupons IiSt treas
ry notes UNCHANGED. rales OF Canton Company at ie4
Sterlnu exchange 10 IOi pIeoum. The -four market
seady-saes OF 500 bbls at ~ 80 - 500 for eommon
State brands sou heri $5 50 ia; tennessee 10 la
Corn meal aud rye Hour unchanged There y bette
feeling wheat, and prices upwardsaies o. ouv bushel'
prime Geneee III lis cent? Ohio red 100 l02 cents
Blu little doing held a, % cents, aud Yeo"
1t sc cents Oats, IS 43 kye, 81 20 cents Pro
visions ysaes $50 bbls pork $40 30 Tor mess
and So so Tor prime. Lard 81 CO cents Bacon steady
Groceries Arm The market is rm--stock dccreas
in. rapidly-saes OF 6OO bales. Whskey, 20 IA cents
per gallon
PnILADELPHIA, S. ptember 20-2, p m-stccks frm--no
change IN prices Pennsy vania 5's, gis Reading ha
Dad Conpany 81, 7js. Flour steady tut not active.
ali sales brands, So CHOICE or city use, %
62t Corn meal So Rye a,ur, % Oo} Gram "a STEADY
pts light Sales Of good prime red ~hea
1T l02 log cents; white do Ill Ill ceits Corn, white
~ Us GEMS and yellow 81 65 GEMS Oas, % Al ceu,s
Rye nbchansed Provisions hrmersaes Of n'ess pork
SiO 81 ard prme 80 ST. Lard, Ia "a cents GroceTc'
n,mo change in prices Cotton sesJy quest AT in
prices Whskey, 2i "a cents per gallon Wool steady
but OF ashed al 80 81 cents, us Il
Quaiity.
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Rssspass Of shs Adjs-snss.si d, New is...p.hire.
We are grst6ed TO learn that the passage Of the bills
Tor he adjustment Of the late unfortunate sectional con.
soversy which has ragged bitterly and iesrfuiy during
the last twelve months, threatening even to pull down
the fair fabric Of the Union se is received with equal
delight in all sections Of this great confedescy. North
- well as South. As an evidence OF the enthusiasm
with which the Adjustment is hailed in New Hampshire
We copy from the Bslknsp Gazette, published at Mere.
dths In that State. the following account OF meeting
hsld q Clifford. the shire town Of the county Of Bel.
knap, which some Of the most Distinguished citizens Of
iths Granite State were present. among whom We ere
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CARD-Tbe undersigned having proceed TO Ken
n lucky, Ohio, northwestern Virginia, legal
" will II In his
personally business be In
us wish have COLLECTIONS made 10 those sections
making
before let Of October their ssd nstuc
VIII receivs respectful suenuon.
. Mol Tcdds buldps, Psnnsylvanis avenue.