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The crop fell in 1917 and its price rose ia face
Of high prices of food Ia Eng and Bat " bs ose we'd
that the sa OF that foSd simulated activity in
there and increased The United States consum on
Is per The sales this year Of bread.tus
be large and necessary conse uence the
OF demand Tor goods viii be great
ourishing than The question is whether the
United States send food enough to eqaalze
prices in England Z, prevent greater dimnution ia the
consumption OF coton tbers than the increased
non hsre resulting from sales Of prodncetal is 10 say
large sales OF beadafs here raise home demand
for 100 900 bales viii that supply In England pre-
greater decline than 900 bales ia the con.nmp-
cn there II 90 crop equal that OF the present year
may be expected {, maintain Its price.
Ia relation the wants OF England, the accounts CEN
time very conflicting but IL Is clear if wants
much sslsa year the United States supply IT, and IL
will be q mach they do The money market In
losdoa seemed last to take The bank return of
the sth showed rise Of fioo.o in bullion and the i'm
ports for three weeks the 18Th f ssIooo and the
exports EsS9.U4 The exchange had however, again i.
cned under the newr, and the Bank OF France wa
rapidly losing Its gold, probably under the In of
fears, which cause boarding
The aspect OF Affairs abroad is very favorable for
can interests although the war should
result The specie sbips indeed, viii present great tempt
alton TO needy governments. and they might folog The
English example when she declared against Spain BY
stopping and robbng the homewa bound res euro YES
sells but the belong to other power, likely
engage in the war. aud will be suic enty guarded
Money during week has been CON easy in
the sock market and the banks show some disposition 10
resx but many of the banks compelled TO co ne into
The olesrng system. yet used the harness. and
struggle fefcey against the absurd" rule Of paying M
They declare that they could 10 their own Satisfaction
al least. if they compelled to pay.
The return Of today shows still further reduction "a
folowss
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HE DIVISION on THE ExrCuTvE PATRONAGE IN Nra
YoEK-t seems that the pnsmasters appointed by the
when amount 10 $1,000 per and upwards, stasd
hiry one bnnkefs, Csss men, nineteen baTnbun-
eis or Van Buren, men IN 1916
CLERICAL APPoiSTAEsrs IN THr PEssios BUREAu.-
Cass OF Massachusetts, and Simpson III. Steele, oil
Maryland, have been appointed clerks in the Pension
once al a compensation OF SO SO per diem.
lHk oaAprloh o. BUSINESS BEFORE tn. Pension Or
ficE-We are most happy 10 being able 10 stale thai The
rrnsson Bureau was on the LIST instant. brought up 10
dale, including revolutionary cases This is the nrst
lime 10 many years when the decks OF all the employees
OF this ofce have been in such condition that they could
dispose OF any and all calls upon them nsonisr, /,
were They deserve great credit indeed, for The aacry
wi,h which they have. and ALL seconded The efforts
OIL Commissioned Waldo; more especially as they re-
duced about fifteen IN number Up to the LIST instant,
more than 1900 claims under the law of February 3,
s53-whieh grants pensions to the widows of reyoln
uoners Who married subsequent 10 1900 aud TO widows
anu orphans OF those serving the oil 1912 aud the
hexcan war-wete examined Vi these. 2,720 have
oeen ailowed-l 400 OF Them being revolutionary
and 270 OF the latter classes
BUSINESS or THE PENSION OrrIcE The following is
an abstract OF the business of the Pension Office for The
last, month, (ot October,) 1858
Number OF bounty land claims examined. 9 1863 war.
rants issued. 2.isl pension and haf.pay claims ex-
ahmed, l.6G pension and ha-pay certificates issued,
374; letters received, beied, and registered, 309
written, 9l6 recorded 1852 copied, 1881 sent from
Pension Once, 1882.
CLERICAL RESIGNATION, PROMOTIONS AND APPOINT
AENT IN THE OFFICE OF SEcRErARr or THE TREAs-
usr-Cbares s. West, resigned 10 take effect 18th No
vember, 1858 third class, ($l 500 per annum.)
Jas Raymond, OF New York. promoted Isl 500 per
annum) 10 the place OF West
w. A. Shannon. OF Pennsylvania, promoted in place
OF Raymond. al 81 200.
julius p. Peters, OF the District of Columbia appoint
ed in place OF Shannon, promoted Salary 5000
The above changes all TO take effect on the 18th in
slant
Francis Bur-, esq Third Auditor OF the Treasury, has
left Washington short vs TO his family, and Sam
uel s. Rnd, chief clerk Third AUDITORS Office is acting
auditor during the absence OF MIR. b.
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M. Bishsp, the Vocalist.

Mr.. T. Bishop, who Was for some time connected
with the "Seguin opera troupe has been mpang hgi
eradication to very many Of citizens for
evenings pas, by the exhibition OF his serocomic po,o
rial scenes. and by display Of his vocal powers
Mr. Bishop has been across the Atlantic, travelling il
Essops for several year. There he obtained BIZ
Sketches and which OF the most pleasing an,
interesting ehsrsclsr Mr.. Bishop conemplass soon en-
sering upon professional southern tour He is gen
tenaa Of eminent musical a,ainmen,s stands high
composer. and he 10 unquestonabiya most pleasing vo
cal.s,. We warmly commend him to the people OF ib
SAMMY South He 10 gentleman worthy OF all III
cosr~sies and kindness which may be extended Il
him.
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NJ. Dunbar, Of Louisiana.

We give place tie following from the New Orleans
:. Carrier" MIR Dunbar is gentleman OF shining tai.
and should he be returned 10 Congress, will be
-.,n.hl. member of the House Of Representatives;
,.w 70 happv 10 learn that the prospect OF Mr. Dun
80. .ucce,s is growing brighter and brighter every
.v VS. have information from all paris Of the parish Of
p.ooemnes which leaves scarcely any room TO donb
,h., the people all points are almost unamoas IN n'
80 ~ q Bernard also. his majority will be consider
- ~. Of the dstrict--ihat -, the parish
- Nav Orleans, IRON Canal street downwards-hs vote
"a, = f,,,v two 70 one over all competitors The con.
Al district is thoroughly democratic maj no WIN.
ko.-,,S o,h 10 enter into the contest. The district,
= . ,yn adhere 10 nominations under all circun
nss. From the frs, momen. Of Mr. Dunbar' nomina-
ron. no oas entertained donb' thar he would Dc elected
- ~. could suppose that il was possible Tor any man
whatever 10 defsat him
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New York and Ohio.-A Contrast.
Thu .Cnillicslhe Advertiser presents the followi

contfast
"Ths democratic party in the Stale Of Ne" ok at ms
,; nrasents rather unenvabe spectaclets members
rim. mon each other 9TH wings OF the party profess
20 a approval OF President Pierces adminsraon aside
from the disoensaton OF office 10 the Safe OF New York
In the distribution Of Office the party IN that state The
- ~ ,h Marty there that not and will no. be satisfied
n.s. j, obtains all the offices. New York has cabine
oe, and some OF citizens have otherwise been honor
ID Ohio which threw her vote for Cas- IN lsiS, while
Nsw Yofk and Pennsylvania deserted ana IN 100 saAnh
,o,.d pir,ce In, been honored with neither cahinef
.6o. nor drst-clas. mission II any com planning were
10 be DONE we ihak OHIO has the better cause or com
pI.,ot BIZ, does complaint The recent magnificent
victory that she has full confidence Ia 'ne aon
,i,on of President PIERCE and had henrt-bnninx 10
.venpe II, consideration OF his appointments From THIS
New York should take lesson. and should emulate ohos
conduct"
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noNS BROTHER have la., opened large and handsom.
stock OF furnishing goods
streets five doors north Of Claseu Cos
Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth They 6ed
handsome style, rooms
determined keep iul and STOCK u everything
cured Il hnd,ns the goods c~sps they be found
saving Of lmei trouble and in dealing
~ stores. We
CONSISTING of2 -o chairs and handscspe arm
csars Of rosewood, mahogany and walnut,
socae plush bar cloth, of IN white, 10 be covered
cut the 81 purchasers
Csmbss Of bed.iesd.
bureau, wardrobe and tcapoy painted
wood, Of ozt, walnut, and mahogany
of bed.
mirrors, plated good China, rass, crochety ware,
wood and Japanned cutlery, In fact psrlor,
chamber dniar room, ball, and kitchen, you hpd all
for particulars refer catalogues comprise
li., OF every kina Of good keep.
call from wanting goods nvlf.d they
ssu-ed Of finding dealing Remember
the iorstou vh and Eve Psunivsn
three story building, ganie oRi, and known cdeon's
building
DOM BRO.
NJ DOM BRO cid store fcnnsyiraniS
epne, between 10Th and lin
ll-eaJt2w
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CON N ERCIAL.
From eur Commercial Correspondent.
NV yor.. Neyemhsr !. lses.

Nsw Yoss, November i. 1868
IL Is now than year and half since called All
ieniion 10 the the increasing xoors OF tue ooan-
Try, as well cotton and bTeadstus god were IN the ma.
'ure Of the articles which receive n return, pointing
towards absorption the federal treasury OF an
amount, OF gold that bears far great proportion to- the
California product be either healthy safe The Secfe-
iay OF The Treasury la bis report OF January TO- o53
Inmates the OF the fiscal 1853 al Si9
Your ponden thirty days earlier estimated them at
ooOoOO0O They were actually sos Sji 500 The diii
Guilty with Mr. Cowin and those who adopt his reasoning
that they have preconceiyed in relation 10 how
much goods The county, in ihu opinion, ought 10 buy,
and they make the estimate OF their receipts that basis
This Is clearly The Uned States large pro
ducers OF three articles that the world havegod.
ton and iood Almost ali imports duabe, and quite
all those which Europe sends We do give awsy
exports but receive pay goods taxed rs per Hence
70 form estimate of what the is be. have
oay to keep informed Of the of exports, and II
easily atsinato Cotton, instance your correspond
ent valued at $l0 900 Coz The official gares the close
OF the give Sio9 6s7, iS0 This will give $780,
10000 duties ia The year 1854 has commenced
with larger sales Of beadus DO added to The other
Items and the first fiscal quarter ending September 80
comPaed with the same quarter ast year, and the year
ending with September. ls53, compared with the
responding previous year, tollows
United States
-
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Il will be seen by advertisement, in the Union ka
the active, en,erprsing, and deserving "Lirie Msor,
formerly one of The skifu add oblging ASSISTANTS in
Wilisrd's Hotel has taken the house Capitol Hill
formerly occupied by Mr.. Caspas, where he IL prepared
to receive and entertain guests The establishment ha-
bees extensively and handsomely improved, and is now
sen,eel and perfect 10 all its appointments.
Success. say we, TO Major Field lie is gentleman
Of small stature but. ia the lsngusge OF Dr. Waits, "Tbe
minds The standard OF the man"
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Sep 27-2tawtlshoc

n ormanee heard or Barrels rsns kegs, and all descpoos
and flushed without defect air rht and
smooth enough yarni-h entirely BY MAJ
The timber IL sawed holo
and a s grein cui 81 uniform iengt dressed perfectly
IN and outside ola uem jointsd
each poposnaie blge according width and
strength az each fully tested
heads turned the prepared hopping
perfect complete nish
We eaene the world 10 produce he equal and that 1T the
hundred three hundred day
THIS all casks nad
the largest eask general
ranrd TO hold the most subtle fluids adapted packing
any description goods L. fact the machinery cams. make
Persons DESTROYS in
the STATES OF Virginia Missouri eastern
half applying
subscriber washington city H. c.
pateDice- ALLAN POLLOCK.
i5-codlm Vt
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The foreign has again given spur font which
has risen % barrel Sales liked So rs
s7t; Baltimore 81 Wheat quick ct Js2 I6l for Cen
esee Michigan, I6Ds Iei; southern white, $50 Rye 81
cents Barley, IS WhisseY, ~ cents Pork isdall
81 s5 ~ sls for mess Lard, M iii Cheese os
loi Freigh,s hghefia Is Gil 10 Liverpool grain
I'D; Hour to Hsve, Is grain, % cents 10 Antwerp
whesf, " cents
The stock market has dacnaied. bat on the whole has
downward tendency So orders for bonds have
ont, and United S,,es cor redemption which
will, in some degree, depe,e the treasury here. The
bears, however, look or further fall through the
szency.
Yours PRENTICE.
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Hen. James Campbell.

The Lancaster lPennsylvana) 'lnielllgencer speaks
II vsl.mersd terms 0! commendalion and approval Of
Hoo. James Campbell It says:
arhi. gentleman. since The 4'h Of March last has been
winning golden opinions al The bead Q, ne ros' once pe
- i. spoken OF Of the warmest COM
d.,ioo ssd he is considered by all unpre-
s;d man - one Of The very best Posmastes General
we have ever had.
.PennsylvaniA has reason to be promo oil he
,,vs In the cabinet"
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,nEAr PALS mANuEAcrunING COMPANY

GREAT FALLS MANUFACTURING COMPANY.-In
conformity with act OF the general assembly OF
corporate The Great Falls Manufacturing Company May
ls notice hereby given b, the undersigned,
Great Fails Manufacturing Company will be opened
9Th day OF October will be open
day OF October to the eh day of October
OF 10 ocock a. to the hour Of O'Clock, the sad
persons
+ -
At the Clerks Ofee, Farfax Court house Henry w
Thomas r. Love- Hall Nelson, Alfred Moss,
ar Alexander Gssby Joshua Gunne o. W. Hunt, Richard II.
Coekerile, John X. Carpenter.
AeIandia, Virginia, Bank of cassius
Lee William smith, James Mckenzie Sidney TebLs, George
w. D. Ramsay, Edward sangser
AT The house OF VIM r. Dickey, Souh
of Potomac 1hos Ap c. Jones'
sydsey b. Webb, James sherman, John W. Wes spencer
Ball. Richard Hirst, Ira Williams and john Turner
Al Washington u Co NJ the Banking House OF Corcoran Rggs
VIM w Corcofsn John w. Maury, and John Carroll Brsnt
Al Georgetown, ID, q, the NJ
ID. Lnicnm Jeremiah ome, Il. NJ Lincum H. King
At Rockville Maryland the CLERK Office
~ J. O. Henning VIM Thompson, of r. Richard j. Bowie,
THos. AP c. JONES,
HALL NELSON, 4
THOMAS u. LOVE,
Z. M BALL,
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NAvAL-The United States brig cambridge Is now
ready for and will probably sail 10 few days fo
The Brazil station She left the Brooklyn navy yard or
Saturday 10 receive her powder board from the nsva
magazine on Ellis island. Charles g. Hunter is the lieu
tenant commanding.
The vessels Of the United States surveying party, I'M
der command OF Lieut. Com. NJ. hull, sising Of
the Madison, Gaaiin, and Dobbio. have arrived al
New York. This hydrogfaphical party have finished
their work the OF Maine. where they have been
employed sir ee last March
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MASSACHUSETTS NATIONAL DEMOCRATS.

Bosros. Nov. The national democrats oil Essex
county Salem to-day and selected senatorial lick
form, the Presidents inaugural and setting forth that they
await with patience the OF the cabinet which shall
show that means TO carry out in good faith the wishes
and intentions of the national democrats who nominated
and elected General Pierce Also declaring that, though
they have confidence in General Perce's appointments.
made in Essex county have been in direct opposition
his pledges The OF Mr. Bronson snpprovtd hs
removal being attributed TO Mr. Cushing.
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The planters have resolved about S22 900 900 more
money Tor about the same quantity expoed The largest
crop sent to market per pound in price The
coming year Is looked forward 10 with disusr mas
much as thar formerly rise OF brt ad in England inducing
large exports hence. usually accompanied by equiv
aen decline in the value OF This was pre-.
vented in 1SE by shon crop OF well as OF
corn abroad The result was as follows.
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tn. New Orleans Courier Of late date says

..The prospect Of achieving complete democratic vac
,orv never was more pfopuoos than at present The
xvhx, a,tering themselves that they could rise
fsncIed divisions elsie with hope lew days ego
They have since found that the hope rather in The
wish Than fact and begin 10 show their ugnbriou
eountensnces askant, and distorted with vain attempts
10 assume cheerful look. The ides Of November
hand All want is fair psy-rom what we observe on
ali Sides our desires will be graufed. There will be nc
eouginx the part Of tho wings, assured BY
many respectable men OF that party and we are sure there
will b. none the part OF The democracy,
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Albany, Nov. The express train from New York last
evening stopped, when Barryiown, by breakar
of the forward driving wheel OF the engine, throwing
from the track bending the connecting ROD like hoop, and
doing considerable other damage. The train In the
csusexsy crossing Of the indena Of the river
miracle that the whole train thrown down
the embsnkmsn,, vhich woud have cso-ed fearful los.
OF lie. As il was was sodoa'ly hurt.
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Treasury DnrARrAKsT, Aag. ~, less.
Notice hereby The holders sl r een oc, AZ
The loan authorized BY The act ol Apr IS al
Daeenbs 1862 and also the holders per cent stock. az
The loan authorized BY the act Of July 1916 redeeae ran NO
Vember 1885, thar this department pepoed purchase al sny
time between the date hereof aud The first day
20 The % millions stock and on
the terms hereinafter mentioned, 10
Ia case ofany contingent e0mpetion within the
preference win be In which the Of
ethf Kind may be offered Tue certificates, duly assigned
United States must BE- transmitted tins upon
eep Whereof price win be paid compounded OF following
ucuiasf
ISL Ihe par value OF amount specihedt each certificate
I'd premium Of 10 the OF ls42 Icdeemsbs
IN ios premium the may bel ofex per
stocks OF 1876 fedeenlabic n 1855.
I'D Interest The the July
the date receipt and settlement treasury with the allow
ance uof The money 10 reach the owner OF
diuon.
Payment for said stocks will be made Treasurer OF
the United States, The assistant Bosloa New York
OF Philadelphia, as the parties may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Oct S-du Secretary OF this Treasury.
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NOTICE..

TREASURY DkrARrnENr July 30, 1883
Notice hereby given the holders OF the stocks
the United States the loan authorized by the 15 January
ls47 and redeemabe the 3 OF December
authorized by the of 3s March, ls4s,
June 1863 hat this department prepared purchase any
the dale hereof and the lei day OF December
the millions dollars
the the hereinafter mentioned,
In Of competition, within
will be the order Of which
be offered The assigned United
States, be transmitted this the
Whereof price viii be paid compounded following psrtcu
l. The par value specified In each certificate
3 A premium said amount OF twenty per
Interest the of The certificate from the LIST of July 1885,
the date Of receipt and settlement treasury
or the reach the owner of days
dilon.
Payment said stocks i'll be
the United Boston, York
or Philadelphia as the parties may indicate.
r#U ~ JAMES GUTHRIE,
Oct 9-du Secretary the Treasury.
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sales To-Day.
! By GREEN s. SCOTT. Anctsonecr,

ny GREEN s. SCOTT, Auctioneers.
OFFENSIVE SALE OF sroCk, FARMING UTENSILS
IL hay fodder WOOD carriages
machinery &C, anctionOn Thursday
3d. 1853, Al 10 O'Clock, will sell,
Edgcwood residence Theodore Moser
bohood Of The Sligo Meeting The
articles, among which epumerate
Household and kitchen furniture,
Goo barrels fodder, hucks, Ac from
80 prime hay, wheat, oats, straw and chat
80 cords seasoned hickory wood
25 do do oak do
10 valuable farm and harness horses, lady pony colt
so head Of cate, among five Of good
AIarge lot OF pen hogs, shoats, and brood
MACHINERY.
snclair's HORSEPOWER Thrasher Virginia
DIM
Hnrnnn's Fan cuninc Boz, &C
CARRIAGES AND WAGONS
New fnmiiy carriage
Small and ockawsy
Two large wagons, small wagon, and OF cart
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEAENTs, nc.
Thirty poughs o different md
Five harrows, biacksmitns' nId carpenter tools
Harness, gun, kc
Half Ton thrce-fourth lead pipe
With large lot Of other usually found large
And IL O'clock valuable
formerly Of the property Of the late Or 1. bowie
be positive, ell Will be
Mr. Mosher has disposed OF his lands and removed from
county.
Terms and SO, sum,
Of three and four months or approved endorsed
GREEN SCOTT
Oct 2I--eodhds Aucuoneers.
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A SMALL FARM FOR SALE At AuCrfoH.-on Thursday
afternoon November oeioet, At my suction rooms
shall small fr containing about % lying In Aiernnds
county Virginia. adjoining lands Me~s ssJ mske
oherr OF Wash
ineton, Ale xsndra, and teorgetown.
The farm IL well adapted fof mnket truck or dairy For an
II admirably
cultivated garden therefore
The land branches passing
besides failing prng
elevated this could be conducted
There about wood, from
~ IS clover On the place there small orchards
OF apples the other Of peaches besides number Of
tnds fruit
The consist Of frame dwelling contsining eight
rooms, house, sabtng SUFFICIENT
fo o horses and four
Title indiapuabie, and possession r,ven immediately.
the balance desired
hearing by deed
ON Conyeyancing the Of purchaser.
JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
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los. II. ADAMS IT,, Co., having entity
OF previous
hence In the profession, prepared 10 furnish
buildings all
parties intending 10 tuid.
build
wishing combine good and
find II 10 their Interest 20 examine their plans.
Tb~y VIII furnish draugts every
with
that he obtained from the departments
They will particular preparing plans
specifications for patents.
De
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IHr LATE DUEL AT CHARLssros. Thursday, IN
the cou Of sessions at Cbaresoo, the OF The STAT.
w. John Dunovsn, IT, arising ont Of the late duel which
Resulted IN the death OF Jane. d Lessre committed
70 The grand jury, an Indictment for murder. under
a ehargs from Judss Fro. The jury, after examining
Witnesses returned with The finding OF "no bill
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ny J. c. MCGUIRE. Auc.,one.r.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT IN THE FIRST
WARRIOR 1hursdsy afternoon November = AT ~ O'Clock
shall Of
10 1884, duly
all that Of 10, 49,
contained following bonds beginning
distance OF $50 feet eleven and hall inches
northeast said
on twenty four (74) fe,, depth
m feet south and consisting eighteen hundred 500
mo Iess.
Terms ca,h. THos. J. FISHER,
Trustee.
JAS. c. Mcguire,
Esd Auc,oncer
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busr, S"rs~rymsn, Darby Road, Ptsstss. irhss
mas m
roses r~eesoos- snd ssd~n rn,
from garden snd fower
and In the perfect order
cssornes supplied 20 prepaid applicants.
WAREHOUSE.
Oct l5~-dtt y Chestnut street, Philadelphia
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The following resolution passed al democratic
meeting in Allegheny City pa last Friday evening

Rssopsd, That observe with pride md pleasure the
firm conducr OF secreary Guthrie in the difficulties
city New York. and congratulate the county tina
the Office Of Secretary Of the Treasury s filed by able
and ndom table of Kentucky. Educated in school
Of democracy like long and almost bopslessy In
minority, he has vindicsed The purify of bis princ
pies and hi. devotion the democracy by his adherence
principles and The entire democracy of the
We viii sassais his peerless and nnninching conduct
Like Jack son. he has taken the responsibility and like
m will be sustained =