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The CeIsbration OF the Enbarkation OF the
l5t Pilgrims. e'+' ".t+ &.
tConesPo ndence of the N. Y. Tnbane.l
PLYMOUTH, Mass, Monday, Aug 4, rs

A't PLYMOUTH, Mass, Monday, Aug. 4, 1858.
The celebration ia this place to day in honor OF the
embafkalon OF the Pilgrims from Delft Hayen Promises
70 be very brilliant affair People began TO arrive
early as Faday last. The trains Saturday long
and were seveally loaded with passengers. The last
lfan brought his exceency Governor Clifford and suite.
shu numerous other distinguished personages. Yester-
day (Sunday the churches honged with strangers
lhe sermons preached in The different churches all
appropriate 70 the occasion. most eloquent discourse
waspreacbed by the Rev Dr. Osgood, Of New York, in
me church Of the First Congregational Society Ii was
inlened 10 with marked attention, and produced deep
Impression upon the audience. II is production of
value TO the general reader and therefore have taken
M notes which will wnts out lor the Tribune readers
Ihe citizens al the town are keeping open houses. The
played from almost every dwelling and public build
NIX. Tnnmpha sfcbss also erected in Aisost every
street virgins mammoth tent s erected Tor the ban
que, which will contain about 5000 people, and all the
tickets OF admiss ion are sold A procession will be
oImed and march through the principal streets Speeches
VIII be made at the tent alter the removal OF the cloth
Msssrs Edward Everett, John p. Hale, Governor Cliff
ford, and Sidney Bartlett, will be the principal speakers
Messrs ChOaie. Banks, Sumner. Uphan, aud Halle ad
vcrtised TO be present. will attend, in consequence of
being Obliged to be present in the constitutional conven
lion, important matters coming before that body
Last evening special train arrived with the Pilgrim
Society OF New York, escorted by The New York Light
Guard, accompanied by Dodworths famous Band. They
marched through the purtanical pilgrim town 10 the
sweet stirring music OF the band, taking the good c
Zens by surpnse such and such sounds having
never before been witnessed or heard. sLE ..r. II
The mail is about closing, and mus, close. More
anon. H.
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Three Hundred Dollars Premium for a Plan for
a..' .#s9a II .t.t Mar house. ..a r.4#

n ta# s-s s| MAYORS OvFIcs,
.......a * .. Washington, June i, 1853.
NDER the authority Of joint resolution Of the Board Alder
men and Hoard Common Council Of this approved h
ApHi 1885, authorizing appointed
tie best plan for building
the Centre Makethouse suitable
Pses notice hereby that hundred dollars
will be for the best OF building said
erected the present site Of the Centre Market house.
Persons dring offer plans application Mayors
ONCE either personally letter diagrams square
wnh its Dimensions and the streets adscsnt thereto
The building must be afford
floor for ali market purposes, with large door
49s being
with various Offices aud for other public purposes the
wings 7ih 9th T38 'HHs a-. 'f@ EHk
further information subject app
cation al thr Mayors Office. z N@e ,GhG 9H 1'N
Each plan he accompanied with specification.
The or
M Monday the first day Of August I gss Gr RS,
The be paid TO the whose plan shall
proved Of and adopted by this corporation III l-4slg t
- I.f JOHN w. MAURY, Mayor.
June 3-2awtAugI .s#L -A4 s##al ia sE tl = fF'ser.
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UNIVERSITY OF FLOUIsiANA.-MEDICALDE DEPART
t' nIENT
THE ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES IN THIS DEPART
Monday November IA, and will termi
nat in the ensuing March II. Dis.
James Jones, N. D., Professor Of Practices. IL se
J. l.. Kidlei, NJ. d.. Professor OF Chemistry.
Warren Stone, M. d., Professor Of Surgery.
A. H.. C~nas M. ID Professor oi Obstetrics.
A. j. WcddeIburn 81. D., Professor of Anatomy. ..
6ustavus A. Mott ~ D., Professor Of Matera Medca
Thomas Hunt N d. Professor Of Physiology and Pathology
ssms, o."esa A. Demonstrators Of Anatomy
The dissecns will be open from the Third Monday
Octsber % the first of April.
The faculty vsipg physicisns and surgeons Of The Charity
November The
students The their vis thus enjoy
extraordinary practical advantages free of expense
There about thousand prescribed for daily this
hospital. tt'.
The number Of patient, nearly twenty in the
..- THOMAS HUNT, NJ. D.,
July 3o-lawtNosI Dean.
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Gesrgstewn CiAsslc~i and Mathematical Academy
,.r,tr-eaos W. y. STUART, Prneipai. aas.s "a.

Gesrgetown CIassic~i .nd Mathematical Academy.
.,.s.fIar, w. y. sTuAaT, Pdnepai. . s..t.s *.
70 - sdsd in Ms Of instruction Ss thoroughly e0"seis~i
IT. sd1ssned . institution and iavofaby known
advanced
fesstoual sdies Ordinary The
phi
~ tt .S. ss Il t@
rae Academy valuable apparatus
sisn OF msemacs, natural philosophy aud chemistry The
classes In ea.urainn and o
Instruments. The academy situated George
town. place celebrated for m and believed also from
s yuietne.s and vicinity the
youth. 9sr ffiY BNaEs #E.ust &@ ....s s.EaH #t
NHHe tGi Payable annusliytn adpanee. ..i.
~, VII Saio
For iudon Freneh and drawing extra
ksyEREscss H..a
Col r. H. Smith, and the officers Of Virginia Military In
siitute. 80. I-77 Vt
Hon. Alexander H. u. Stuart, staunton, Va. Ie a.s
Hon John Letcher, Lexington Va. s lg H.Hf+s -..s-
Major d. H. Hill Professor Of Mathematics Washington Col
lsgo, Lexington. Va
Prof George Z. Dabney Richmond College, Va.
lPurser Samuel Forrest, u 3. Navy. y hs##H .#&"a "
Capt. Seth Eastman, Il. Army. ##.as# ..##E
Col Lorenzo Thomas, u. =. Army. VI. af "a t...#
Rev. David CALDWELL Ge0rgetown II, ID. G. ...-.
dives pleasure The Georgetown Classical
Mathematical Academy the charge Mr. W. D. Stuart
Ss graduate OF the Virginia Military Institute and has
three Years dchagg with satisfaction. the duty OF
the patrons academy they
GUS, competent und faithful teacher. tt dtt
FRANCIS II. SMITH,
June l7--dAcn e#l s& &#N 1ss3 #'l3 Superintendent.
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Home and Foreign Patent and General Agency.
t@ MICHAEL. NOuRsE 4 CO.,

MICHAEL NouRsE 4 CO..
Once southwest OF
General Post once, Washington, ID. q.
n 4 Co. win give their prosecution
M whether before Congress,
Ca tbs Executive Departments 10 the procuring o patents
this foreign the sale OF
rights. Their viii regulated
and extent OF ths rendered .
m BOse Of the firm viii shortly for England and the
ne~s of Europe and will take charge Of business with which
may be intrussd. Ell II + Z -EE.
t..1.# ..f MICHAEL NoUReE,
.N JAMES MORSS
.EtstsFi e.e H5Hs .E CHAs. r. STANsBURY.
soicitn, and legal adviser n. II. GlLLET. tIU# II
Iune 9-wu ~. ." #..f 81 ....4a.... 3.
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" PHssHBe HUN NEW fUTk 70 Soulhampton Bremen.
tiIst cabin man saloon Sl9
!" I" lower 10
AHletters and through Office.
No bills q isding will be- signed day Of ealing
An experienced surgeon Is attached steamer
For freight passnge, ppply .EE a5Ia sts G. y
MoLLER, SAND, RIERA, % South ST., N. Y. ,
5.| .aaMt q. A. HEikCkEN Co, Br,men. X
fe MARTINEAU, CRosKEY, * Co Southampton.
WILLIAM iSELiN, IIavre.
Jan 23-dly 4 ..I8
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ID "a ,i,oI shou hay To good ~saAy
employment will be and wages depend npoa sh and
'''"o'' wv ''''''''s IT, Siqu sai M o. MEtos aiH
sfernr. H4Uf FH3hTErJgE Capt. Of Easin~vrs.
.5.. 3 tn oH. 10 charge Of the Capitol Extension.
JayN-u fiE flsstf Who'd #Hf lU p.Ht 3sftrf Vbo
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lust RECEIVED AT wUITTLEsEY's PAINT, OIL, GLAas,
Lamp Store, 7 street. opposite Hail Brothers good.
.Ha tons pure white lead H.H
100 gallons lin.eed oil ...-... ..t ..I. d.
boiled ....
2D do pue sperm oil '. .. I.
900 do whale oil
100 do lard oil n
Also, tanners nestsoot and rosin oils .. .
Copal coach, Japan, Asphatn yMnishcs
900 boxes window agie and double thickness,
French
Tors,her with complete Of paints, all eoo dry
ground In oil ~
Lamps, gsndoies, and candeiabrs entirely pat
terms, gotten expressly order
Brushes descrp
Adzmantne and candles FIT.
In fact, have everything usually kept In oil, and
all Of which purchased entirely for be sold
to the times ssd the of the Il.
SIS will be deducted for
cash. Don mistake the place, ..#
wUITrLEsEYs,
On srh street, nearly opposite the Avenue house.
July 0-2awlm ## #
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COMMERCE OF NKw YoRK.-We had prepared elaborate
comparative tables Of the imports and exports this
port. and were waiting for the custom house statement
Tor the month jns, closing to render it complete date
This cane hand at late hour last evening and was
obviouay imperfect that we have postponed the pub
calioa OF the whole article rather than present il In
complete. Enough is known TO show that me total in
in the value OF Imports thrown this market for
the month Of July So 779si The increase in Tho
item since January is Ia ESQ., 37%3s52 the eeres
pondng months of 1882. The increase ia the ex-
ports for the month is comparatively much greater than
shown In the imports The total for July, exclusive OF
spece,s s. 1850, aganst S3,3l203 for July, 1852
showing increase OF 81 33l,3ia. The total since
January 1st Inclusive of s-cis. rs $40 3soop7 against
S2s ess 6ts for the corresponding seven months Of
showing an increase Of s5to5,44o, nearly all OF which
occurred within The last two saopih' htgon
f, -.s.t tl.fi sg.ff lind flJour. Com dug q I'd
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EW sPPIsa GOODs- E. w, BROWNING ms,ch.n ,si
n unAr Vnic bsfs leave n rs the Ho-nucn
ss strangers, his superior snS
o ots csssimer- snd vrsnnes
Setsru'ined 10
o the fie. IN. popular principle. o. low pss sna
nuA ~ riAsAss ~ prices
80 the necessity persons going 70 Is
cheap has SPARED n" fsns,n
snspe~sed ciher - syey
coior quality. With m.hy the liberal
ID bsA Splsss ss.'rusnre
~. Mar3I-3awn
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For Piney Point Old Point, and Norfolk.
= sn The steamer osCEOLA having been thoroughly
E&>ne repaired WILL 9Th July,
is'iy the above pisces; leaving Washington
Wednesday aud Saturday oeochs totrniaH Nor.
folk Monday and Thursday, O'Clock, She
touch regularly Pney foia Old Point Cone River, and
intermediate landings Potomac for signals
will arrive Norfolk the James River for
Southern N.#"E ...s# .b HH#
va f"tnt. y w
finsy Point ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2 90
JhMRs MITCHELL,
July 5-dn #tH." .# N Captain.
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA NAILNOAU.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
ES m sr2z

I'M and after Wednesday, June ls53 daily Sunday
cepted will be this rond agrecably following
arrangement: ~
train for Wasnton and points sta
ton, corner Of Duke and Henry streets, O'Clock,
Returning, VIII leave Warrenton O'Clock
arriving In Alexandria at quarter before O'Clock
Aain from Culpeper points
leave Cu'peper at O'clock arriving Alexandria
m. Il d
Returning will eave Alexandria at O'Clock, m, arriving
Cupeper al quarter after O'Clock. .'...
A daily between Gordonsyie
nnexon with the this and the Virginia
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kxrlCA NEW YORK, UNEMEN, AND SOUTH
xfE3X AMi'fON UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS. :
(2&Di11 hs ships comprising ths line tho WASHING
xss. to f ~ =. - - 7"
These steamers stop at Southampton both going returning
PROPOSED DATES OF SAuING-lss3 (" tr F@
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DUTNAM'S Magazine fer AAGust.
] Harper's Msrs1ine fnr August.
Dicsens's uenscntAd Words for August.
Penn tses Va. hsssvs Fsa&y ~ rcrfsHh.
Noe. IS and 10 OF H-ydoet . Itlsstrs sd u
Aur9
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x,rrA rNyUHANtE Il COMPANY of UtlcA. new fo-h
ss.'nst hs lc..ss and snd rsn'rctt.,,ca Jchs
prsAsnf, ~ ". sees~sArt Csp4ya, S"H"a
A8liaU on 81 lnlggcisG oaA6- De skLOln0yAG-ut, q
Nay II os-n H.ysnsh St, oppcsis. Odd Fellows Hall.
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Au N for ,.l, In county Virginia. with
ia two miles Of squeduct and four from the rrer,dears
reasonable
om or any poon hereo ocs,sd above viihn half mills q
na, Tys Ro,d hundred There
-. ~ cf hssnuf tHsrrd Dasd
,c rrdu~ Is cleared Much the portion Of this farm rich
bica he
made s,e nssaow whe m.y e drposed % pnehs.
s'ss.ei sSs.." - angs n%s"'"A'''' WIN BALL.
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A RARE Chance In Capstalssts . Prontabss Tn
The und-r.snea offer pulaic ss,r on
ncsdy the 2h August the premises their
ds,ns rooa funurs horses. csrsres sgs cars.
bathing and other namerou. The seekers health
render icnrhensd description of this popcisf watering
sale positive Term. payment liberal. known on III.
f.s..'p. sy.. On OF ume aaet The ls q October
JOY s9-dratthAoe }. P.REyNOLDs \ Co.
nOMEsrICs, ana .Ii k,.ds sr .,.p,. Sooas--w. vii,
eesn supply OF domestic sood combating
ehirnrs Of all makes E.I., = /. ~ Tg--T
Nsu,mac prn,., email .'yls, suitable o ehdrens wear
Some dark stytrr, suitable I'm the fail a l"Es .HI"
Alec, nsnnss. pnGhsms, Irl.s linens #.tH
Ines osmbr,c black sks check eambrics
And variety such goods a. are wanting Just al this ms, all OF
fN''''" :" f' w ~ suysTEs co. .au
""E rEt8H. 7h street, Fsp~~yvsns svsnne
GvAsx q wATyONs rhssadsiph,~- -Manmsaetase
.rr. ss.s,,-ns away. on hand :. No a pocs street., rhisd,
pha Also, hank sud fs hsnks nnd
References given safes many
more can be named over 1900 Of safes
ssf.. in % sucr.d receive
Farmer. and Ms.s.n'e. n".h rh.a:,ps'., - ..e.
.i'.s y.ss s':':; s':'s: sss c.nr. y
rss.s,pss., SaS.ao-s and Houi.,o~r R.v.a comp..y,
nich.,d No,r,. 4 son ,oesrosvs wo. Pn,adelpha assa
w,nee-...r as.s wtnen..,s vMs",. "a. ,o.. en
Patent 'la,s hssd rsffiserAof' 800 eHHk sr +. slsa
j l'p"'V7---2'l 'p"' 1Ul..Ll saw gl21i --zn- .-.L anl
x,rrA rrvusA veg cuMpAsY, Of utlcA. Ssw Y.rA,
lD Asst Ate Io.ss. iasnd usu.pcacn Johs ~
tl'rs1., prs-ssnss r. ..s..,Art v.ss g'et"'
Aay la o.~f a.,.nsh e. opposi~ odd r.lIow.' Han
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a LOST cHILDA IstIef Ift" FIUr1ua 10 uF eu''o' V'
the Savannah News Gays: sf-s..t..5.Hs. yEssr.s s,
A most distressing occurrence lranspired lew days
since in the peighborbood OF Old Tampa. MT. Ihs
was in this neghborhooJ. making oP drove OF beef
cattle, some hity or SIXTY miles from home. u appears
that D his absence, his daughter gul of about twelve
with the neighbours vile few days, wble The husband
would be absent on come business Ihe distance was
pefhars Two OF three nies with PLAN trai and no
danger was spprehended Five days afterwards, when
The girl perhaps spec,ed 10 return home the alarrn
ht and meet dsire.sng intelligence came 70 the horne
o the unfortsnase gr that she had NOT been seen ~
The peighbor's house at all She had become lost OF
ysrhaps had been destroyed by Wild beasts fne afic
l,ve intelligence reached the ia,hef on The s ise
tst accosn,s, upwards of forty men were m search OF
the los, one and il s1d that some sgns where the
poor fAmishsd gpl had pucked the bpds OF The Palmetto
to subssl upon had been discovered God grant that
she may be found IN time to save her.
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NATIONAL MsGaslne for Angust-Ths riches, humber
~ ~ rAtxA,sa ss<~A<A by
SCENTS GRAY pALLANpYHR, + 4
jnyg ssvArtk street,
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STRAW HATNf STRAW HATS i-Greas Reaurt,su
tSs I'm ~Ss- rsAscs srfe ssd w-s .s,ch
msoAw aad n hs from
M, day 10 sell n greatly rcdsced Rrices. - .... .
cs~e LAMPS rhtonshse ssrs,~
MEMS iwetAAas sssehiAh Perssyvsnss
and q half street p.
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n7-Havlsg sela oaa my esssrs 20 Mr. q n
Whulrsey, and his eheey
ny nsadt s.d CUSTOMER. ot their whatever they
nv Stsh in kis ~ business
nayfnh him ~ih wt be promptly attended very
''i, m,,snL. ~ 4 a., f4elfe I.giar9 A, HATCH,ir
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The CoUKT.--The Circuit Court for
this county is now sitting. Business has
progressed slowly thus far; and it is sup
posed 1t will las. most ofnext week. The
The following are the only cases yet
tiled :
Benjamin W. Jones, Exec'r of Evans
Jones rs. Thomas Ricketts,, garnishce of
the Elktor Bank OF Maryland Verdict
for defendant. Archer for Pl'tH, Groome
and Evans for dett.
Jane McGrcgor rs. Samuel Holland
and Thomas Leake; for damages for
closing road; verdict for plalntiT S75
against each def and costs. Evans and
Gra>on for PLAINTIFF; H. Mccullough and
Archer for deit.
State rs Jones Vanzont, Constable,
for refusing to serve writ. Acquitted.
Grason for State, Creswrll and Evans
for delft
1.-THE Grand Jury have thus lar
made twenty presrntments.
o. Thomas Hughes and Alexander
Mcknight, natives of Ireland, and Chas.
Coz, Englishman, have been natural.
lied; and the following persons have
"declarcd intentions" SC, Thos. Bro
ply, Alexander Baxtprand James Grow,
!rishmen; Peter Flommont and John
Baptiste Lapare, Frrnclmcn; and Geo.
Rehm, German.
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IST DISTRICT.
Supervisor. Edward Pennington,
Mlgjs rutc.--Wm +. Wcllcn, W : Buchius.
COnMabits.-- Josiah Hall, John Richards.
IND rl>TB1CT,
Supervisor. Thomas Bnshijk.
Magistrates Benz I. SlUylrr, Joseph Bryan
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Simmons, Joseph \ .
Dalrymplc.
3nD DIST.
Supervisor, - Joseph Madam.
Magistrates. john y. Eanhin. VIM. Knots
Consiab!es.--Cul"bt c. Canlwrli, llrz. Foard
5TH Dist.
Snperrisor. Juhr ". Shippers.
misunderstanding Bruwn, Azorius Penn
ingtun.
Cons'ubles.-- John NJ. Crouch.
6TH DIST.
Supervisor. Mark Brown.
Magistrates. Vim Pierce, Thos. d. CLAYTON
James \. C0ni-nu
Cons G6le.~ George T. Gillespie, James II.
Mccullough.
Ten DIST.
Snprrris0r.--Caieb Il. Way.
MrGN 'rHte,.--. anuei Peace, James Way.
NS0b!es.--llram l.. Thompson, John J.
Peatec.
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The CHOLERA IN GREAT BRITAIN is
steadily increasing. At Newcastle there
has been "33 deaths, and 50 a day
seven times as many as in lS3l-'32.
AT GateShead, in Is days, there were
@-7, or nearly twice as many as in 1881
80. The disease was visible IN Hull,
Durham, HeXham, Eton, Berwick, Oar
lIng'on Windsor and Belfast, but had
decreased at Manchester.
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An Dis.riri .NMnerriXOr.

The subscriber respectfully offers himself to
the v"Icts ot the Fourth Election District of
Coed county as All lnirp"nGrnt Candidate for
koat supervisor III that District.
JoIrN SMIll. Farmcr.)
Near Parks Iron Works, Oct. Ste
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1t having come 10 my knowledge that Mr..
Joseph ". Shippers las dccimrd the nominal
ton Tor Constable ia lnr tiIlh District, | offer
myself canildatc tor Me sail Office, SUP ret
to the decision Of the MhIss of the district.
Oct ID IIA>SoN LYNCH.
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CANrHENF EXPLOSIONS IN SEPTEMBER.
MIR. Merriam, of New York, reports
that during the month of September
last, three persons were killed, eleven
persons were badly burned, and seven
houses where SET on fire, in thai city
and ne'ghborlns places, BY the expIo-
sion of lamps.
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MR.. GUTHRIE'S LETTER

There never was more barefaced
shameless attempt, made by any admin,
ls'Fa''on--not even excepting that OF
the valiant Captain lyler-to gag pub
TIC opinion ana to Graz" m"n WHO have
sunk IN P"'l'c esteem down peoples
l'roatS, IMAM al present. Never was the
1'D'nel ana us men'alS more avoNedIy
engage" IN boyinS up votes through
government patronagr--never was the
ooiTlnG and selling OF places for roWdy
Po'l',clanS ana sT7g shop patriots so
ol'"'i sanctioned or o'''c'"iIy rGoned'
~ I'"''E seems as II the present Cahnet
.i"u ran ma" IN Inc SoroI'' a'iemN TO
- :, "."'e " "oit'leS" iacuohS-aS II, IN
' I " vi 'ea: Oh Fr'r'0u'ion' they
VI" u, "'''u t!o'l.'nT 50 moch as me mrrest
o" Gu ., being con afn'Aa'"d oy primer
i,'s' Marcy ana '"iirESo" DAVIS act
.,N' ''i''' VINO nave no iaI'h Whatever IN
we VI, people; 'H'y treat the great body OF
r'C PoI,''"'' q, "S an inert mass ana ihe
>,'''' ." '''V '''',Nc V" ~ winch
,T"'' 90 ~ W S'''l!u'"'oU ny oihce'
ne 'eo'T'"'y OF 'i'e !f@"S"Fy--a man
o''N"''"" 10 iame' ignorant ana mex
peri '"c'I IN regard TO tinanc7' hut sup
p's2u 10 De upright ana honest-a't'r
many IiouF'S''S OF independence and
lrc,''uor' PaFaoed IN the government
o'I""S' mas o" ''!e very hFS' occasion
W v, presented itself, caHI'u!at'd to
. ..,,.F' "i" 'a"'I ''e i'ai IN the pros
,':"''o'' VI '.'' ""''''''.1''a''"h 10 the m
"'G ''' ~ '0''n' RE mas come VITA
','"''1 ',I',o non, ''''' 'ne lo'''ical Sha''
we, Vi WI" = ea' c''y' ana commanded
,''' qua 1''d'G VI an '''e idc''ouS ",aI llia'
ia" accumulated S'llcr 1918, ne lla@
h'',l' III, o''7'' 10 ''''Ne no luF'her IN
':s' '''''''' ~ SCUM" an" "noIFSome pro-
: :H'"''S r r.,, t''S '"''''E SHOWN ms SUI
lt" I "''I l,',''eI" "''F"E"'" Tor ne h'a'tn
VI '''e 'oIy PoM''c' ne administration
Ss '.;iS. 20 oe r'o"en WIN me absurd ana
push ,"h'"'""' no''o, lIIa' me Tree SOIL
- ., '''e No'',. an" lt'' S'coS''o''a'S oi
'nr ''"U'" constitute 'ne great majority
OF 'ne Ge'n"cra,'c party ana mat lh'
""o'e SN'i' u 'n' government consists
IN Sa''slT'hS me ma,coh''h'S' lh"y
S''""rt 'Ie n'''oha' democracy ny e'-
cry o.l'c'"! act ana N 'he'r moral ld'o'cy
imagine 'na' 'ney can save the integrity
OF The party by perre'uatIng IFS diseases
/ he pol''lcal qNacAs al " "S''"s'on be-
heVG ''at 'hrv are "Iihs wonders TO-
wards cohSoIida,Ion when they render
an IhiianmaloFy dIS,Tmp'r chrome, ana
viii "o' stop IN 'h'!r career OF Jolly Til
they have rendered IT '"I'raoIe.
But tins letter OF Secretary Guthrie,
Will base and contrmH'ibl' III ITS con-
cpP'I'n, carries IN ITS tone an" language
an e'Fon''Fy ana disregard Tor the
common drc'ncl"5 OF government, not
to say Of lIi'' Wh'cA W" ar" afraid, Will
mark an eroc1 III our history. General
r''rce occup'"s the seat which before
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er thus concludes lis comments on the.
circular of Mr.. Secretary Gu,hria.
But whatever NAV he The elIrc. off his
letter upon thr Democratic Marty its
power 10 iniura us abroad and in orr
own esteem is unqu,,,ionably great. As
far as our knowlrdgr Goes. It is in its
entire spirit and in the condition Of
things which 1t reveals, without excpp-
ton tn" most DEGRADING, pitiabIr. and
disuicahie communication which has
ever 6ren sent flnrn any one important
officer of tins Republic to another. |,
covers the whole nation with shame,
EXCEPT lis authors for they must be
shameless.
The Commercial Advertiser thus en-
presses itself:
Nor is it very gratifying TO ones ma.
tional feeling, that aller a gentleman Of!
such standing in the community as the
Collector Of this port has been appointed
to Office, the first independent eypres-
sion of his sentiments on the sectional
strlfes Of the Democratic party in his
own State, should be made natter Of
grave Executive rebuke, especially as
the President we'll understood that his
anpointce held those vi4wS when he in
vitrd him to take office. 1t mast give
to the world a very strange idea OF that
liberty Of Thought, speech and action of
which the Democracy has made such
proud boasts. 1t is undigur.ied, uNwor-
49,, or tI,, 81 ,rL ,.,nitton Il, + tL.. Dr,.;,I.,,J
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Notice.

The subscriber Offers himself to the voters Of
the &rd District as an In!epcm lent canl,ia,c ior
constable. EU.yARD DAVIDSON.
Oct. Sic.
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Notice.

TIE subscriber offers himself TO the voters
of the Bird district as an independent candi-
dalc .or Constable.
Oct THOMAS TUACETRY.