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charges which he knows 20 be false Bu II 10 dishon-
orabIe to General Pierce and the democratic party thai
he, their noble candidate. should be proved to be
of proby apd yiriue BY the certificates Of his neigh
bors and ieow-cilizens! Did bshled mendaeity and
disappointed hale before in style hse this
Let II the wing candidate has not been degraded
by certificates" 10 his character and his "priyate
charity" Has the Republic Published certificates
10 prove that General Scott supporter OF the Com
promise Has j, published certificates TO prove
his devotion 10 the foreigner And did not The he.
public also publish certificate that General Scott had
given four hundred dollars TO the widow oi Alderman
who was killedin firing salute in honor oil The wing
candidate statement by The way which turns out TO
be utterly false And yet the Republic talks OF the deg
radiation OF paradng certificates of this nature!" We
boughl the Rpu1e knew better what il was 10 be de-
graded
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The Americus Letter.

General Scotrs article against the adopted citizens, and
in favor OF deprvng all Jsfgn.rs ofa rightto rois ho
had not srued in the army naUy al least ttoo years In
time of rar published in the National Inteihgmeer OF
this city, on the i7lh of December, 1884, has yet
been denied His native American letter of the same
year in which he declared himself in favor OF repeating
all The naturalization laws. first proclaimed
ny; but lis senuneness has been fully established by
Gsosral Webb, Of The New York Courier g. Enquirer,
and byG W. Reed, esq, of Philadelphia, TO whom il
was written and who retains the original in his posses
son at this day. and will show it TO any who desires
10 see il, Having failed TO destroy the effect OF that
letter, they fear 10 deny the authenticity of that
which followed 1.-THE Americus articlc-in which
was suggested that no foreigner should vote who
had not served in the army navy two YEARS
IN TIME OF WAR! They dare not deny it, They
know it is genuine, and they dare not deny III Now
that General Scott is courting the adopted citizens
would be the time to deny the Amercus letter bu his
friends ecoil from the task So authentic is that letter
that he bears the strongest testimony to il in his letter
accepting the whig nomination in June last. copying
from il the material and the most offensive portions
Dare the wings deny the genuineness Of The Americus
letter. ~ lA. .ass5a saa na
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Or this
81 Love that Rich Brogue."

The Hudson Freeman thus "bamey" in Geneu
scot's Cleveland speech
al love that rich brosue." Now Ginral, you're joku
IT'S cruel at Patrick such fun TO be pokin;
That "brogue" you've heard year every whit,
And net loved Il before d-l Bit
al love that rich brogue." You love Il how wen,
Let your long spoken sentiments honestly tell
You would welcome US here from Enn's green lands
But in making yer laws you'd give no hand
al love that rich brogue.n Did you love il when
SO f'indignantly 6rcd,'' you snatched up your pen
In the Astor House parior, and earnestly wrote,
That Inshmen were not deserving vote
a love that rich hroguen An, you loved IT, indeed,
When you gave your assent to an infamous creed
When you claimed Of that party the leader to be
who would take from the Insh IN be free.
Did Glove that rich bosue" when you your IA md
To repeal all naturalization inclined
No how dacint or honest men We,
That Paddy should never citizen be-
" love that rich brogue" know you belong
To party which always love Irshmen strong
As the day when their wanted draws near,
Although but cattle the Of the year
al love that rich brogue." When did you Begin
when Greeley told you You ooudnf get In;
That you could sit in the Presidents chair
Ifyou couldn't &c, Patrick to help put you there.
Sou love II as well perhaps youH be ownin,
Path afler election day In the mornin',
When or President Pierce il falls on your ears
That same erich brozuen In three Elegant cheers.
| love that rich brogue.p No doubt Mi.her Scott
Our votes you'd love better stil-would you not
Now, Gnera he nisy quit coaxing and taxing,
When Pats anhor voting It's himself hem be piasins.
love that rich brogne." TT. barney, old fcilow
You cant sugar that pill so Paddy win swallow
Couldnr he what you are, he'd indade be Gooi,
That same noiiee' wolf covered up with whig wool.
'Nauve- American
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A Few Plain questions for Patriotic Men

Under this caption the New York National Democrat
sums up some OF the chief sons which have caused
large and influential portion of the whig party to
resen, the nomination and refuse to aid in the election
OF Gen Scott, To complete the point and cogency of the
Democrats 'pain questions it is only needfu to re-
member that the staggering accusations against the whig
candidate which they involve are every one of them
sustained upon the averments and admissions of the
ablest wings and whig journals of the country
!" L. Does any whig believe that Cen Scott is as wen
qualified Mr.. Fillmore Mr.. Webster discharge the
duty OF President cf the United States
~ Why did the wings nominate military chiehain.
well qualified, instead of rallying Fillmore or
Webster 7
"3 Did not the wings select Scott as a more available
candidate because they believed he would the abo
lion and free soil vote
:" T. Did not Scot refuse write letters before the nom
nation because he had had Previous personal
standing with Seward, Greeley, Ca and acted under
their advice
rs Was not SCOTS nomination carried 10 the convention
by persons who belong the faction OF which Seward
Greeley, u Co are the leaders a nd organs
&c. IL Scott be elected will he not lend himself and the
patronage OF the government to build up party whose
known opinions and principles hostile the constt
ton aud Avs Of the United Safest
81 Can any deny that the election cf Gen Scott and
the preponderance Of the actoa whom he win represent
will eniang,r the peace and perpe,ui,y Of the oIl
g Can any Que q his radisrn' reconcile G,u Scouts
refusal speak wre b'tors no nu,lln van MS
electioneeriug stump spt echcs In Oaio and kentucky
- II improper for him write 10 speak be.
fore the nomination. how can be proper for him
and wheede and aattcr the men. women children horses,
and cattle OF Kentucky, as he does
10 Did not the wings nominate Scott becauss they be-
eved the glare OF his military services would conceal his
want OF civic qualifications
H. Do the whig leaders believe that the people are ca
pable OF selecting their Chief Magsuatea
!" ~ Do not the whig leaders believe that their OILY
chance OF retaining power hunbug the pco-
pie
+" H. DO the whg leaders wish to retain power be.
cause they seek 10 enrich themselves r.
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EDITORS CORRESpON DENCE.
From our Baltimore Correspondent

BALrMoRr, October 5--p. IA.
Miss PATHS concert last night very fully attended
She sang sweey and gained repeated rounds of en,hus
asic applause Ii throughout an exquisite musical
entertainment
The Ravels continue to draw very full and fashionable
audiences. Their performances truly wonderful
The Musesm continues 10 attract large crowds Our
city is quite lively The Mechanics Fair draws immense
crowds, IL is really worth visit from Washington
Your citizens should not let the opportunity pass without
paying il a visit ei tsf iad
The cause oil democracy pregresse with its usual spn
The Tide seems TO be turning avoabIy towards Mr.
ollins the democratic candidate for mayor HE friends
are IN much better spirits The local causes which ope-
rated slightly against him. among few are subsidng
Some OF the democrats exhibiting their confidence
IN Maryland, and pedging their money upon Gensssl
Pierce getting its electoral vote III
very extensive preparations are making for grand
mass meeting to come of in Baltimore prior 10 the cleo
blage. I'- -----
There is very little in the way OF busnsss Prices
OF all the leading commodities remain about the sans
Small sales of Howard street -four at 81 as. Grain
scarce--prices slightly frmer aeI9
BALTIMORE. October Up m.
The democracy OF that part of our city called Old
Town IS waking up with Tremendous power They are
holding meetings nightly, and determined TO triumph
gorousy the day of election The entire city il alive
especially ior The presidential contest The municipat
election, which takes place on Wednesday next, win be
swayed considerably by local The vote on Thai
occasion will not be large, though Mr. Honss election
is certain by probably diminished majority compared
with that given TO Governor Lowe. NM
The wings are very actively engaged eeclionoesinx
especially for the city election and almost hang their
hopes OF eectng General Scott upon the result here next
Wednesday If they should be badly beaten then, they
will almost give up carrying Maryland at the presidential
hay hav in ntotn Eranc
and popular candidate and there circumstances OF
local character which may gain him few votes beyond
his party strength. This however, will not and cannot
operate in the November election. auaa s FE
The Mechanics Fair continues 10 attract immense au.
diences. There were probably five thousand persons
present last night at one time
Sales TO day Of $50 bbls City Mills -four at 81 as o.
81; also, $50 Dbs. Howard street at - 25 Grain
scarce-red wheat, 90 90 cents whte 90 d 40
cents White corn, 65 6s cents elbow. es 70 csnts
Oats 81 cents Rye, IA cents Whskey, "a 25 cents
No change to notice in the prices of other articles
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From the Cleveland Pialndealer.
A short Catechism.


Who passed law in 1898 extending the period OF na,-
ralizaliou from fps 10 fourteen yensi
Ans. The federal wings
What party and abandoned their own tick ct in the
city OF New York, and went in and elected The native
American candidate for mayor, James HARPER, who was
IN favor OF requiring residence OF twenty one years
before naturalization, IN the spring Of lsI4i
Ans. The federal wings.
What party abandoned their congressional tick
n the fall OF 1874, and went in and elected three na,ye
dunisan members OF Congress in the city OF New York
Ans. The federal wings
Who was the native American candidate for President
10 lS4i
Ans. Winfield Sco,t--now the federal wbg candidate.
Who IS in favor OF total repeal OF the pa,uraza.
ton aws-so that no foreigner be permitted TO vote,
unless he serves term in the army navy, and that in
time OF todr2
Ans. Winfield Scott,
Who got fired with indignation" at the conduct Of
the foreigners in New York
Ans. Winfield Scott.
Who drew up an appeal" designed TO rally native
American party
Ans. Winfield Scott.
Who thinks that we are liberal enough il we allow
the children OF foreigners who born here to vole
without allowing their fathers TO come and help govern
usr
Ans Winfield Scott.
Who approved OF the Philadelphia movement as he
termed IT, by the ativeAmeficans, part OF which move
msnt consisted in burning the churches OF naluralized
citizens
Ans Winfield Scott
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General scott,s Brogue.

General Scott's Brogue.
General Scott proessed himself at Cleveland an ad-
mirer Of the "rch Irish brogue" He pretended to 'ove
it-that was the word-"love" it.
The richness Of Gen SCOTS brogue, we believe was
recpocally appreciated by those for whom this
should not have learned 10 love such native brogue
this
now hesitate between extending the period of resi-
dence before naturalization and total repeal of all
Congress the subjectmy mind inclines the latter
Or this:
"We think liberal enough when, In providing for
America we leave the door OF admission open the chill
dren of foreigners abroad who may hereafter be
here, without allowing their fathers aud help to
govern usi We, who alone have right TO think the
subject claim that best govern rseves and
better such government In the time, much bet.
for the foreigners who hereafter among
and for their AInerican-born children''
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Proposals for Erecting n Mint. with the Necessary
Machinery, Mt San Francisco, California.
Tsr..vKv D,y.rrx,,r. oc, a ,sss

. #s TREASURY DEpARrxssr, Oct 3 1852
SEALED PROPOSALS will received dspsnsst until
branch min, at San Franeisco Csna according 10 s plan.
and which WIN be FURNISHED on .ppe.iios . hs de
bids for the entire work and also separatey for sach distinct
way, may
any contract building mschmsy nsisksd
a @ @ "na s i limited S s ~ d
Payments viii be made every ry days on the amount Of u,e
work actually building
payments twenty pes cent
on the Or, one hundred an so.r and ,s" cent
esn Of the building and m approval and sccepancs BY s de
Every be accompanied by written guarantee,
aea Ss ss BY ps o p H. or @ ~ y
shall and will enter n,o and bond with suse-
he Treasury, my doi.1s
cred unless is panied guarantee.
Proposals wiz also 30 received the time and place fer
specifications furnished asSauA
IL s.ion TO he building ~ the essspoS s@osas q the
bond required or the faithful Of the contracts which win
Proposals be received place. agree
ing and machinery q b,snch nt,
building such building maehinery be equal respect.
70 the PLAN ~ and Ss ,s1v s ns nsw s ssd
ally in fair proportion Of pieces Of the different denonnaiions
building mscnnery Ii. ss,no
"a s sS @ Ss s Z s =
presence
bidders think proper attend and should bids which
California
the aforesaid 9Th Of February, win
the right 70 delay opening the other bids which be presented
decision will be made prnccable after the depart
has been officially advised passed. hy
legislature Of the State California exempUnr sad branch
from taraton &c a required 9Th section Of the OF
the 81 Juy mint OF the
ted States n California sAEa8#
persons California who may pro
building dever
collector Of Francisco wevous 10 the expiration
offhe advevsamen
newspapers Francisco thai psnd having
designated
ornia. collector San Francisco viii b.
copies plans specifications fos The inioxmaoa
who may wish make bids there As4.s4
THos. CoRwIN,
Oct s-lawtsFeb Secretary oftbe Treasury.
LMANACs for is53.1he Christian Family, the Mesbodi-t
"A and Presbyterian Amanacs Just received at
RAILANTyNEM
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BrLLEYoSrE, pal Sept. 81, 1859.

have been in several OF the adjoining counties. and
can say with pleasure and confidence that in the counties
oi Clearhed, Clinton, and Centre. Pierce and King will
have the full OF last fall when they gave such un
pTecedented majores. II appears 10 me that the souls
OF the young men are with democracy. and, in the
language OF Lamartne. Where the souls OF the young
men are, there is the spirit OF the future There is none
of thai wild enthusiasm OF ls40 s4a in either party
but calm determination. coupled with certainly Of
success, on our side, and disnst and doubt the
other Ae.
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ny ISRAEL 4 GREEN, Ane,,on.sr..

ny ISRAEL - GREEN, Auctioncsrs.
VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS At AUC-
TioN On Saturday the 9th nstaut shall
ses ~ s O'Clock m, the following described lots
one o the heahcst sections Of the iandbeng
situated square No eii fronting Half Streets
tween south u streets
Also subdivision square ae consisting Of four ne
=
Terms ooe rth b,iance sir twelve and eighteen
months for notes bearing interest deed and deed ,s,
mken All conveyance Of purchaser Title ndispuab
and sale positive.
ISRAEL GREEN,
Octb-N Ancfin
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establish Their headqusrers Al conveniently poin Wash
sloa sheet ia a Few days
The friends Of ss. Webster hold meeting at Am he
this evening make preparations for the approaching elec
lion The yeomanry Of Massachusetts animated with
the right spirit.
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NATURAL. MAGIC
sale To-Day.
ny GREEN & SCOTT. Auct,on.er..

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUcTIoN,-on Fri
the s,h inst, shall SELL O'Clock
fine building lot, with the improvements, being 20
No lo fronting IS feet 18Th
and streets, running back i0 feet
proyenents large frame house, buildings
The described property Handsomely located
distance from the War Department
Ternsi One third balance In twelve, and eighteen
mos'hsi The purchaser payments,
bearing interest deed gwen and deed Of trust taken ite
dispuahie. Sale positive. GREEN n SCOTT,
Oct I'D Aucionccrs.
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ICE CREAMThe subscriber prepared furnish families,
fairs parties balls &C, with the best quality cream water
ices, &c at 3ik cents qunr.
Th ice cream received regularly from the establishment of T.
Fnssef Baltimore and superior
article presented the public trial asked.
Particular paid 10 serving parties pyramids
various sixes and forms.
T. y. W. DORSEY,
Once north ilfh street, rennsylvania avenue.
N.B.-rresi can be hsd st any time.
Oct J-das eod3t'
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HIGHLAND pLAIDs.-This day opened
- @ pieces Highland pad~ Of the exquisite
styles, for chiidren d.sirnu Foods OF thai
class had better a
100 Pecos Gne
and best qualities
~ pieces fine mouHsencs "neuunl shalasv
~ pieces fine "ratis josey fannes, = all coors
in pieces white fannes MI prices and qualities
80 pieces thin cassirnees wceis for hoys pants
mh lots of other goods all provebiay prices
Terms cash. unless arranged the contrary.
- ~ = " =
PERRY BROTHER
oe'R-sm Opposite Centre Market
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OF these Pierce must get "a TO have majority Can
be doit We put him down good for Connecticut, 6
and Tennessee, II. Whether he get more not,
the election will decide. II Scott loses Massachusetts OF
New York he is gone-N. Y. Day Book, (,ohig)
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Correspondence Of the Union.

PHILADELPHrA, October 4, 1852.
Why don't you and your friends in Washington attend
10 doubtful States, and bother yourselves abou, old
Pennsylvania ! The same influences that causing
whig States 10 wayer. ii not wheel out Of line.
operating to make sure the good old Keystone The
suit in this Stale Is fixed fact, Our election Tues
day next will it the VEIL and whggery will stand ghasi
at the result
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sOIREEs SIAGIQUE
PROFESSOR wYMAN

III As the honor popular
III in the Odd Feow' Hail. Thursday, ostober Fri
day, Saturday, Monday Tuesday, Wednesday evening"
ah, lt, 2h, and h, when he will Introduce and
beautiful experiments in
NATURAL MAGIC,
venriIoqnism, and the popular Italian Fanoccin.
Also splendid exhibition Saturday and "Wednesday afer
noons @h and 18th, commencing Mt 3 O'Clock
: O'Clock.
Cards of admission, 25 children l2l cents.
Oct 7-du
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Look upon this picture.
Whigs loho oppose General Seoit.

Hon. M z. Gentry, OF Tennessee;
" II. Williams, of Tennessee
Robert Toombs, of Georgia;
a; Il Stephens of Georgia
William Parham. OF Louisiana;
I. L. Clingman, OF North Carolina;
James Lyons, OF Virginia; m.
Thomas McKaig, OF Maryland;
Daniel Jenifer, OF Maryland;
I. Edward Long, OF Maryland
George u. Curtis, OF Massachusetts,;
Hiram Ketchum. of New York.
Including hundreds OF others equally well known 10
the country. ~ @
NOW LOOK ON THIS.
Abolition Wigs toho support General Scott.
Horace Greeley OF New York;
Thurlow Weed, of New York
Amos Tuck of New Hampshire
Truman Smith. OF Connecticut;
John Davis, Omitted States Senate) Massachusetts,;
Solomon Foot Of Vermont; as-
W. Upham, OF Vermont;
Zezo Scudder, OF Massachusetts;
Thaddeus Stevens, of Pennsylvania
W. f. Johnston, of Pennsy ylvania;
j. w. Howe, of Pennsylvania;
Lewis ID. Campbell, of Ohio;
B. Stanton, Of Ohio;
With host OF others equally well known for their
constant and proscriptve hostility to the South.
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pHYsICIAN,s y,.,flry Ia.t for Issa.

PHYSICIANS Visiting List for 1883.
Poeueal Works Of Jufnes Montgomery New edition,
sibylinc Leaves, by Florence Fanny.
Aunt Mays Tales by Mrs. Hughes,
bethunes British Female Poets
american Female Poets, by Caroline May.
The Christian Family Library. vois.
Ihe Young Americans Library, 10 vols.
lhe Indians and tbe Gold Mines
Octs FRANcK TAyf on
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MIrrllsrows. (pa. } October !, 1852.

HIHfLINTUWNi Nfu, y UcIoDef q, I55Z.
The Information reference the State oil Pennsylya-
MIA is truly cheering No doubt sexpressed entertained
here to Pierce and King carrying The State The party
is well organized--uned to a man.
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Quo, September. 1859.

The northwestern portion OF the State, in which re-
side. is the stronghold Of democracy We here fas.
increasing in democratic strength We shall roll up
larger majority here than have given before,
Our people very much encouraged There is not now
single whg county in this portion OF the State north
and west Of Huron county. No less than three a0hig
lights have been put out since last April here in adjoining
counties. first set that "ball in notion by purchasing
a whg press--the only one in the county-and turning
iinto democratic paper. which has nailed to its mast
the OF Pierce and King Next followed the death
of whg paper in the county south OF me. The mate
rals were purchased by democrat, who moved them
into joining county, and started democratic paper
Finally the Defiance Banner, whig paper, died day
last week. Thus, you perceive are spiking their
guns and advancing onward 10 victory
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r abroad Meeting.

BUFFALO, Oct 7.-Another railroad meeting was held
here last evening by the friends Of the Buffalo and Pitts
burg railroad Eighty thousand dollars have already been
subscribed towards IT, and given that hist
subscription viii be increased Sl5oOo0 The msstinK
was very Spirited and much determination evinced to
carry the work through. a AsFs8
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VHE Pocket Classical Dictionary and Chronological
Companion being Guide the study OF Mythology, Ancien
Hs;o and Ancient Geography. small volume price a5 cents
Oct FRANCK TAYLOR
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BY TELEGRAPH.
One Day Later by the Asia.

New York, Oct 7-Private letters by the Asia brng ono
days later advices from France decree had been issued
by the government establishing bonded warehouse system
in Paris. Nothing else of moment from any part Of Eu
rope beyond what was telegraphed last night. atss
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Free-soii .Nominaf;sn.

BosroN, Oct THE free soilers OF the second copxres
sional district have nominated Horace E. Smith TO i the
vacancy caused by the death of the Hon. Mr.. Ranoal
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MOODS Ornaments tai Iron-NyorLs, Ridge Road, Phil
adeiphsIron stauaryhons, ersyhounds, Newfoundland
dogs fountains beautiful
spiral and straight Improved plans also ratings
das, comprising upwards Of 900 designs.
Designs and specifications will he sent Of the Union
by addressing
Oct s-da,n ROBERT WOOD, Philadelphia
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DIED.

DIED,
On Wednesday evening" 7sA Instant arr brief Illness Mr.
WILLIAM CoAL formerly Of Maryland.
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Nav York, October THE steamer Ohio which vas
obliged put Norfolk has arrived here also the seaer
Ben Franklin from New Orleans. .fM s
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Pierce's Chances

good democrat gives us the following estimate o.
the vote for President
Votes sure Pie.ce., l25
Contested doubtful States
,Ea
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LMANACs for Is53.-1he Christian Family the Mefbodi.
"A and Presbyterian Amanacs Just received at
sep,9 7,h street,
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PHuADELParA, October 7--p. m.-The stock msrke, Is
fm-prices unchanged. Sales of 100 barrels Of -four
81 81 81 A. Rye -four, SO rs 50 81. Corn meal,
So So Sales of 5000 bushels wheat IS 86 for
red white, 80 JOG cents TO qusliiy Sales of
white at " cents yellow, 75a rs Oas ~
33cents. Rye, Is cents Provisions dul--prioes
changed. Groceries quie-Ro coffee 8. " Whis
key, 2ib cents in hogsheads and barrels Wool firm
and in good demand. Hts1