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The Re.pons. Of the Democratic press

That staunch and able democratic journal. the Buffalo
Courier, introducing OF articles upon the
appointments of the PRESIDENT has the following remarks
10 what we have said upon the subject disposed
TO attribute only the force whics beoags canoii aud
exposition Of the truth in matter Of vital con-
c,rnment TO the democratic party. We entertain no
doubt whaeve Of the correctness Of what have stated
this subject Of the policy Of the administration. and
therefore have perceived with satisfaction tha, our
views have to considerable extent been reproduced 10
Leading democratic journals. both the North and the
South. We concur with the Bagalo Courier, that the
position OF those who profess belong 10 The democrat
ie party and to sbae in its prosperity and power cannot
be permitted to be doubfu all important question
,ba, Of el,y - the ns,ionsl democratic platform
The Courier says;
VINO CONSISTS asp sUGer .rroSs-Tho Washington
Union Keep. ap, with spin, add Elect the style Of edito
rails recently adopted towards he rv.oit end abolition
organs OF this state. LIS articles have excfied unusual at
fenon al the North and at the South and ace
III. beet fleets. They the unqualified approval OF
democrats everywhere IL is neither expected nor de- sired
that they viii b. acceptable to the follower. OF Hale. Gid
dins', Fred D,nzsss Chss Francis Adams, Seth NJ Gate.
OF the sable worthless who associated with Them In
the splendid work OF constructing the Bad,lo platform
A2Provs. W tAaf quarter Is scsrcey desired. large por
ton OF those who assisted in work OF .humsn
freedom profess 10 have back dsmoc attic
told, and To have placed themelvos fairly and squss upo,
the national platform laid down Baltimore. Many have
obtained oiee under these professions their fidelity
has sometimes been Questioned. The tins has
for tbcm to shos their hands They mus, either be sbo
they decide 20 will they be regarded by the adm nra
lion"
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The Knoxville Tennessee) Wing give. an aecoun, of
asI'onsl difheuy which occurred few days ago be-
tween The Hon. W. NJ. Churchwell aad Mr. Maynard.
candidates Tor Congress. They are carrying on an unu-
s"s'y excited contest, and their 6sh grew out OF the
canvass Chufehsell is said 10 have attacked Maynard
with stick OF brush but bsfor. any damage was done,
The combaisnts were separated
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ihs notifications In the machinery OF government 10
which sllaaed ia my last Iet:sTs. are likely 10 be
ended 70 tue Ministry OF Worship and Public lnstrae
uoh. ~ mss oeen somewhat amusing 10 heal iee same
omeiai and semi, offiai journuis which monlhs
ago spplauded the suppression OF The hl,nisry of
culture and Commerce. and the creation of The Ministry
OF General Police, Join in full chorus in
measures exactly the resersethe restoration of The for
mer and the suppression Of the latter Blu, mes ch
and we Change with tbsa." NJ Forloul. the Minister
OF Public Instruction. VIII probably be raised 10 the dig
nifty Of senator like his brother Minister NJ de Mau.
pas The number OF senators previously TO the 1--WE re-
cent nominations. lao There two princes OF
the imperial fafiy sx cardinals, six msrshsls, and two
admiras-a of whom senators by virtue Of their po
sl,on--and hundred and thirty three who were
named directly BY the Emperor. The number Of The lat
Ter is hundred and thirty eight and under III.
new consultation cannot exceed one hundred aud hfty.
The .uoatur has just published an article in reference
10 the Society isIands whehis Of such general interest
that send the following translation
/" The government has several times called the aen-
lion both Of The French and foreign shipping interests to
the progress OF our establishment, in the Society islands
and 10 The facilities which the port Of Tahiti, pre-
SCENTS Tor the repair aud eyictuaDg OF vessels IN those
dls9st regions From report recently transmitted to
French schooner, The Adela fitted out al Pei eli, il sp
pears that there is Tahiti slip for careenDg.
and all the necessary materials may be purchased at the
different stores al moderate price, and all the charges for
The operation fixed al the low, possible Ever,
facility 10 given by the aathvrlies both French and
foreign vessels. in order 10 induce them 10 visit that
port In the months Of January and February seventeen
whaers two OF which French, and the others Eng
sh and American, put in there 10 repair. as well
number OF merchantmen. The present careening slip will
take yesse Of 300 TONS and In few months anolhe will
be ready for Vessels Of cod tons. The pose Of Tahiti
is organized in the best possible manner and deseron
from the vessels is rendered impossible. This fact,
joined 10 the protection which foreigners with from
the authorities will doubtless attract great number o
wbaeIs TO the spot, and merchants and shippers will
Ip In fharn min IN ale
...." 49, C.
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ITEM HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS 1.-TWO OF THEM ARE
improved with nearly frnme houes) at sactonon Toer
day, 10Th shall O'Clock
Nos a. IS 49, a. Ne y. 81 - and "a, jonvs sub
Of CAS-
The
fronting ID, between I'd *
back wide alley 100 feet, containing in MI
square feet.
cash Sale positive the IL about
city. Tiuc inispulsbe GREEN SCOTT,
July 1S-d
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON THE IsLAND.-on Mon
July 18th, at 5k O'Clock, the premises, shall
SELL for account Of whom may concern lot No "a In square No
49, with depth 100
30 feet alley between 9Th and 10Th
residue in and months,
nere, satisfactorily secured Title ndspu,abe
al the expense of the purchaser =
NJ BThe sale will former
complied with the Of July I5-d
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The RicAnond Times and Its sympathies.

The passage Of Mr.. Cbampn's resolutions by an over
whclmng vote Of the democrats in the New York house
OF representatives TO be somewhat annoying The
Rchnoni Times We fear that that journal has 81 mpa-
thies With northern asaioTs which dslubed finding
nearly the whole body Of those regarded by eeso
democrats placing themselves distinctly and avowedly
the national democratic platform. II the Times is not
annoyed, why should II be unfair declare thai the
barnburners, by voting for Mr. Champlins resolutions,
ibid not abandon their position lhe question
slavery !" Why resort to the bubble Mr. Tayl
resolutions endorsing the platform. and specifically refer
ring TO the fugve-s slave law, and Mr.. Champh's
dorsng in general tetms' II there is any difference in
this point the Times could and certainly would, have
shown il by quoting both resolutions. But MI. Champ
Tins resolutions drawn by John Van Buren,. The
Times is reduced TO the strait OF relying the known
prejudice against Mr. Van Buren, TO give cocrpg
its position We suppose it known 10 the editor OF the
Times that Mr. Van Buren, distinctly endorsed the Bslt
platform, again and again. during the presidential
canvass; and If he is the author Of The Charnpn
luons he has only used them the language which he
used in the This language is clear, direct and
unambisuous We adopt HE priseip'ss If The Bs'amers
platform spn. We cannot resist The conclusion
that The Times really desrous of seeing the slavery
agitation cease il would rejoice rather than show such
evident signs OF modification The pledge thus solemny
given by The New York barnbuners abide by The get.
Element Of the question made al Baltimore.
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by &c. n. srRArT6N, Austioneer,
tpe.n.yl,an,a s..nu.. .oaA r4., ~..r lo.A arse..,

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON MARYLAND AVENUE
On Monday July 18th, ~ Sx O'clock the premises,
shall sell valuable buldius g. subdivs
OF No. 49, 1913 less fronting
IS Maryland
by about 100 feet deep N alley
Terms Oneourh residue
twelve. and eighteen months with interest secured by deed
THE indpuaoe ConveyancDg The the purchaser
July I'D
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VERMONT MARBLE TOR srATUARY.-ltalran marble
has been supposed TO be the best in the world for satu
ary Blu, we are assured tba, the Rutland (VermonD
mari e is preferred TO any other, and thet two large
blocks have been ordered 10 be sent Rome Tor The
OF Italian artists, The correspondent OF The New York
Times relates the following, which will be interesting
10 every American citizen;
The statuary marble of West Rutland is lar more
valuable for the works OF artists Than any Italian marble
WHICH is imported. that of any other quarry IN Amer
ica Al least was told so BY the propiciors who said
that The Italian marble sells in New York from 81
so 10 80 per cubic foot, and IL has been cold as low
81 s7k whist the e,s,uary marble of West Rutland
commands 81 so the cubic foot Even at this
ra,e tie siessfs Sheldon Morgan h Sasop.
and William r. Barnes-are not able 10 quarry last
enough 10 meet the demand and two blocks ior busts
Of one ton each ordered from Rome, Italy. As
thought IL rather extraordinary that we should be
sYndipa Goals 10 Newcastle was particular In my in
aures about this order from Rome Tor West Rutland
who ordered IT, bu, native Italian sculptor OF great
inence in this conotry. who gave the preference TO The
Wes Rutland marble as being easier Tor the chIsel he
grain finer and il does not break or crumbe as easily
Ne the italian. There upwards oil hvc mills. which
are turned by water they have at one oil the works an
engine OF eighty horse power. which saws an immense
onanty Of slabs daily The production annually ov,r
million Of superficial feet or hundred and seventy.
i've thousand dollars worth per annum. The product
of all the marble qnaes IN Vermont amounts 10 some
Thing over mi lion anpually, of which the Wert kut
land quartea supply bali in value but not IN guam
tity az The statnary marble produced IS oil superior
quality to any that found elsewhere The layers OF
about hfly feet in thickness in the Aggregate along line
Of hall mile, OF which two hundred feet have already
been explored and worked In an angle OF forty hve De
gTees" ...4Is@. .
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Dy-At n injecting OF she Board OF Directors OF the
Metropolitan Necahic nsthte held their
tho following resolution passed: PA" "N
Resolved Tint Of Institute be opened daily
through Sundays eXcepted) from 10 O'Clock p mr.
and that the public generally be invited the
.#s'" g#H H## >sa## CHARLES CALVERT,
June lift Recording Secretary.
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BY GREEN q SCOTT, A.ct,oneer..

yALE ny ORDER OF THE ORPHANS, COURT OF THE
effects OF Michael Brown dcccasedn Saturday the
shsu o'clock, front
effects Of Michael Brown. decrared, conos
ecuitef's tools. &c, e@t-.# fa
above shall sell, st the place, good
Of bousehod and Kitchen nrnare
GREEN SCOTT,
sd Auctioneen
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GY-YounK Mems Christian Association. Rooms Pow
er building h below Z, The General Post once
library reading day Sunday
ceDed the hours Of three and The bes, religion.
Great Britain regularly received Citizens and
vii be cordially welcomed.
ny order Of the Associanon.
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WILLIAM Tell oUr-TELhEb.-A Rhihe paper relates
the following circumstances having lately occurred
at the town OF Speyer II appears iha, weaver known
as the best rifle shot OF the district. beihoug him Of
sfordng a GROWING proof OF his unerrng aim. He
therefore took his rife in hand and his son. twelve
years old in the other and them posting his boy The
end OF alley in his garden, placed an ordinary sized
potato his head, raised his weapon aimed Aired, and
cut the potato in ,so leaving The child neither sca,hed
nor frightened, confident the latter in his faith
being possessed of xharned ball Having talked Of
this iacNo his neghbors. and they doubling the truth oil
the assertion, the weaver offered 10 the exploit
forthwith in their presence although evening had sei in
Theeupon the byslandcrs lien OF diss2adng the man
from the attempt, played The part of Gr,er, aud aunied
him 10 the proof. The therefore recalled, and
placed before with potato his cap a, fifteen yards,
while. it being dark, he steadily held lantern in his
raised bard The rifle again loaded, raised, care
fully aimed, fred and again the unerng bullet cleft,
the lower part Of the polato slightly grazing the cap
The neighbour, who probably read the hear, esd.
ing words which the illustrous Schiller placed in the
mouth OF Tell when he compelled 10 strike the APP
pie from bis dear childs head, applauded loudly Not
80 ibe Magistrates They ordered The Spcyer Feischutz
before them and after declaring that he be mad,
heafess brute. ordered him be fined and imprisoned
for Eve days, with the that IL ever he renewed
his perlous essays he should be shut mad house
IL he escaped The scaiiod Tor murder.
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Swedish it'gs,s srriyed 1t Plymouth, England a
few weeks riace, from voyage found The world She
called ftom Sweden in October, 1851 and, having
touched at lilo Janeilo and La Plata passed through
the Straits of Magellan in February, 1852 Sailing cir
obviously through the Pacific, she visited Galapagos
Panama, the Sandwich islands, Otsheie, San Francisco
the Friendly islands. and Sydney She then seered
towards the Indian Ocean Leaving Ausralia she d.
rec,ed her c6use 10 the CaIollnss the Ladrones Canton
Manila, Singapore, Batavia, and The Nautilus On the
ooh April 1853 she reached the Cape OF Good Hope.
Aaving sailed thence, she .iretchedaway TO ST. Helena
On The A,h Of May she took her departure from that
island and reached plymouth the 9Th OF jane.
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ColIectors Once, July H. 1888.
NOTICE 10 psyeDeduction for
hereby that the for the less
payable this Office and that deduction OF
lowed by Law for the current IL paid before m
August ensuing pH1 X. J. ROCHE,
July 13-cotdn 3 -aE Collie
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MoRTALrTY-The number OF deaths in the city Of New
York during the past rex five hundred and thirty
eight, which is increase Of hundred and thirty
three the preceding week. As usual, large number
OF deaths caused by consumption, fifty having died
OF that fatal disease and there three hundred and
seventy two nnder ten Years of age.
The deaths in the city Of Washington for the half year
ending the Goth of JIne were five hundred and seventy
nine. Of which eighty five Of consumption, and two
hundred and nlnety-,w under years OF age Intel
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


Co.tiausd Rsns.-P,osp.st N Ha,vssi Weather
Lams'.ias and his Htory- Movements % di,t'ngusifd
,kyssasmsa.- Prizes Joy Essays .-Co1ssass Of the In
oss Of the prsa-Ariss Exhibition. Society Islands,
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A few days s.ce we cited al length from the New
YORK Cosaer and Eequer commentary upon the pol
icy OF the administration in It's appointments. and lnd
Gated The principle upon which that policy 10 based We
have taken The ground that the democratic party
united al Baltimore in common declaration Of ma
tonsi democratic doctrines. and ia con sequent alb
jurstion Of pas, incompatible with that decla
'aioa We have nss,sined that all democrats who
esssssd is,o ,As union in good faith, and in
2yowsd Willingness 10 support the national principles
on which II was founded a bar 10 any renewal oil
she SECTIONAL agitation, be considered part
Of the national democracy so long they should remain
ishfsl 10 tho pledge thus giveu We have denied that
any appointments given to such with any pro-
pIisSy OF truth be alleged 10 be given TO free sellers
no dsunousis The correctness OF this statement do
not understand The Courier and Enqureror, indeed,
any, other nsuoael whg paper--,o contest Indeed
they csuuo, contest H. except upon assumption which
would prescribe as free -soers Mr. Fillmore and Mr..
evebster and all The national wings who followed them.
II 10 not denied that both OF these wing satssn,en-now
deemed by the Courier worthy Of all trust and honor
once siood firm the Buffalo platform The Courier
honors them because they gave up that platform and in
good faith adopted another and better creed upon the
sectional issues Thisjust this--is what those demo-
Gratis who had been wrong the sectional ques
tons did al Baltimore 10 1854. Now. II this does
no, ab.olve the democrats who thus united from
the accusation OF ree-sosm dsunionism, we shall
be glad to have the Courier explain to what was
that absoved Mt. Fillmore from his Erie letter. or
Mr. Webster from his adoption OF The "fce soil lhun-
der in is4s Admitting this view Of the matter, the
Courier must concede thai the principle which the
Presidents appointments have been made sound one,
or slse il must show shat the President has appointed
Office who repuda,e the Baltimore platform. Let
this be shown in any single case. and we shall admit
that for removal has arisen. Bat until such a
is shown, regard Tor iis character should
prevent the Courier from ayeras itself, from permit
ling anonymous correspondents In lis columns
that the President has prescribed national democrats,
appointed free sellers and disunioniss 10 office.
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AMERICAN CoLosizarIos SoctsTY.-Ihe receipts oil
this society during the month ending the 2o,b uimo
were 90 5t2 including donation OF $4,000 from David
Hant esq., OF Rodney, Mississippi another OF 5000 from
Or. Stephen Duncan, Of hatcher, Mississippi and $50
from Beverly C. Sanders esq oil San Francisco. and
formerly Of Baltimore. constitute himself lie mem
Der Of the society The next erpediiono OF the society
for Liberia will leave this ror the ist OF November
touching at Norfolk on the 5h.-R~t. Sun. aaf.
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nv !. q. mceUlRE, A.o,,en..r.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON NEW YORK AVE
noconon Wednesday afternoon July ~ O'Clock,
shsn sell part c lot north Of
SIS, New York between and
lOS
frame with Easements,
tainipI esch
The soo-es perfectly and wsbu and win be offered
singfy
residue twelve months.
notes satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
July I'D q a Auctioneet
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NEW GROCERY STUilE 9TH streets.
In BY LINTON TWEEUY.-The subscribers o inform
the public geay that they have the
OF 7lh and
lately occupied by John A. Donobo deceased.
keep constantly hand stock Of goods
deserve character Of the best Family Grocery
costly prompt delivery goods may
confidently expected. la t.|. II
July 2-dun
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By J. c. MCGUIRE, Auctsoneer.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE ISLAND AT
public Tuesday afternoon July lDtn 81 O'Clock,
shall sell Of lots rs, 49,
fronting south and i25
substantial brick dwelling
Ing rix each, with good cellars
This situated the most beautiful and improving
Of island aud desirable for wishing comfort
able quiet residence. #st4at
oneihud the residue in 6, a. and 10 months,
satisfactorily secured, bearing interest," .
$500 90 JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
July I'D Auctoneer.
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CHOCOLATE, Cocoa, md Broma.-w. BAKER 4 co.'s
X
which first have awarded by the chief ntues
Union snie all principal groceries
Unted States, and by their agents;
Hussey Murray New York Grant and Twes Philadelphia
Thomas Brundige Dudley Cincinnati,
Ohio; aud 3. H. Howell, Georgetown, D. G.
WALTER BAKER, CO.,
Ap3-diy Dorchester, Mass.
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nvJ.C. MoGUIRs. Auc,,on.~r.

ne nOW's REVIEW, Industrial Resources. Sc, FOL
u July. Just received. ..a.t. FRANCk TAYLOR
July ID Ea-n sF4aE setNa
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h4t lH By j.. q. MCGUIRE, Auctioncer.
HANDSOME COTTAGE HOUSE ON SEVENTH STREET AT
IL aucon.-on Monday afternoon July 18TH, 6x O'Clock,
premises shall Of lot 20, subdivision Of 4a5,
NORTH running back loo improved handsome
tage containing with double the
side extending back The depth of the main building
Title perfect and sale positive.
Terms residue In 9, ID, and months,
. JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
l2-d Auctioncer.
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PATENTS fr0m 1870 TO ls4O--for inventions
IL United
decisions Of the &c. Very aud valuable
Two copies by TAYLOR = MAURY,
July BookseIless, Nh street.
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0S-Hnving sold out my entire business MIR. G. n
Whlesey, in b employ eheeruy
friend. and f ther for they
wish his line OF business whatever
furnish him with Will be promptly attended and Of very
best mstenn. A. HATCH,jr.
July l1-cod2w
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DtC-NIC AT ARLINGTON SPRISG.-The Sabbath school
of street Presbyterian church Will 3D. w have picnic as
Friday, July 18Th
sseauoat bridge and Ok, and
1ickeis be had Tue bookstore of
Gray Raianyne 7th E. Myers Co., and Chare
5totls Pennsylvania avenue. ...segr
July IA f..E..
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20 mn AIex-rarsa and Orange Itaiiread Reras.-l
D0,uUU have for sale ~ ono Of the sond- In
payable Let Of May and Of November Bank of Ne
public, New York. 4.ssfsN#r... II las c. MCGUIRE,
July I5-da aFrs .f.Fppfvt Auct and Com Merchant.
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By GREEN q SCOTT. A~ctlonser..

n GOD BRICK HOUSE AND TWO BUILDING LOTS AT
aueuoBOn Monday The ltth instant, shall sell In
O'clock lots Nos. 20 and So
between 10Th
which brick house, containing
No. edlatey
3Ofset alley The described
Kyland Chapel Handsomely located in sriaym
proving part of the island. . H .a1t+t. -.
cash balance six, twelve, and eighteen
months purchaser the deferred beas
deed given and deed Of trust taken. Title ndisputhbe
GREEN h SCOTT,
I'D 1f-# ID n AucuoneeTs.
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INTER- E:grIsG Mem OF Trste.-s. D. STEER, draper
Seventh above Odd Fellows Hail.
addition his stock o goods
patrons tn. public call and them, ..#s#=
eiegsnce and chespncs think stock
cannot he surpassed
Shirt, stocks, gloves hosiery sc always hand in
great variety. s#e
Ap i4-eeswn