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May i ltif
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ngPAaIaESr STATE
Washington April 30, 1885
Information the delays granted foreigners for send
their productions French Universal Exposition has been
department. the Imperial Commits
nerpoe obstacles the admission OF foreign
specified BY its general regulations but lha'
the United States commissioners .hai American aanfsc
apply obtain delays aud themselves
their products will be admitted, and place be
further ihst the commissioner from ,he
al the Union Paris have organized Central
which rs Rue Foes Grand which
exhibitors apply for all the information they
O
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Nrw YoEK, April 3d. Cotton i unchanged, with linz
tied business Flour is easier bot que,ably owergcod
Ohio $40 Is $40 So southern is lower, sic 70 $50 To-
corr Is tribe owerwesterp mixed, 81 81 lols. Pork
il unsetied-new ness ST. Is ST. 50 per barrel Beef is
unchanged. Whixkey Is easier-oho, ~ cents.
BalrrsoRK, April so.Four Is dallssles o. City Mills at
$40 per barrel Wheat dni, with decline Of cents
Corn is dnll--whte, % cents 81 o. yellow, VI %.
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srnAcusr, az. Y.,) April 3O,The six o'clock aceommo-
da,ion from Rochester last night when this place
ran over horse threw the hind down the embank
sn, twenty feet smashing the containing eight
passengers instantly killing NJ ~ .. Wilder, lawyer, Of
canandsgua The following persons all badly Injured
s. H. Ingersol and Clinton Braner, Of New York VIM.
IAN aud r. Fusnsn Skaneaieles; Charles suring snd
Joseph Lsb Of Syracuse Mr. Barker o. Rochester, and
the brakeman.
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The Mad LettingsThe contracts for carrying the mails
in a9hern States and for short service in other sections
Of the Union, awarded yesterday morning. Upwards
ii four hundred bids received There large
tendance.
The Extension Of the Post Office BudingThere is quite
large engaged in preparing the ground for the
brckayers and The removal of the buildings
lot is watched with considerable curiosity BY crowds Of
our citizens.
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t'lAslSe raE YsTKw--We end the following rara-
VI = Aie number Of the indianapolis Journal
W MARSHAL q ,his city yesterday received telegraph
~ - requesting him to receive and take care Of crr-
,naa who would arrive the Lafayette train
~, as9 and decorated with whskers The despatch
80 ~ u ne sheriff Of Ohio county or 20 appeared to
~ 80 marshal 70 the cars and sure enough found
r. ~ as'Aa y hand-cufs bul in nobod ys charge and
H. s ~ oedy could see, might have easily escaped IN
toa ~ zen 'nat generally attends the stopping al sta
haf - - @Sen 70 jail II Is certainly new wrsnkle
. tb aag prisoners on railway trains alone trusting
vsat - q the vigilance Of other passengers TO pre-
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NEw YoKK, April S0.-The steamer Philadelphia, fron
Havana the 23d arrived this morning. Her news ha
been anticipated by the Isabel at Charleston
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SAvY DEPARTMENT..

United State, Ship Cyaae.The United States sloopof
Cyane, Commander Wilson, sailed from Boston for the Gull
on Saturday last.
Dead-The department has received intelligence of the
death Of James Linn carpenter the navyyard, Norfolk.
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BY EGR APH.


TIE "UriFfdeI Earopea# Hall.
Bosrox, April 30.--The letters which seized on the
Africa Saturday forwarded by postmaster to
their respective destinations.
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respectively named A. Armstrong thAries Wesley Scott
and DR.. Mann.
THIS HARTFORD Logon CASA hquor-seizure case was
tried Hartford Friday under the Maine law and the
jury returned into unable agree there being four
in favor Of the conscaon eight against it. The case
was looked upon with good deal of interest
Of the large Of liquor at stakesome three
thousand dollars worthas well from the standing Of
the defendants they being the largest dealers in the State
previous 10 the passage Of the law.
The LATE aRs. Nlcol--The authoress Of aJane Eyre
whose death Is universally lamented only changed her
maiden state last July, when she married the Rev Mr.
Nlcol, her fathers curate
wmcn WAS me BnUrK At late hour last night (says
the New York Sun Of Saturday, officer Of ~ Seven
tenth ward found lying drunk in the street The
officer attempted to take charge Of the man. when be
attacked by large bulldog The officer was compelled
shoe, the animal before he could capture his worthless
master.
TIM WESTERN avERs--The ST Louis Republican Of
Thursday says:
The river a. this point is slowly rising, and Is re-
ported 10 Keokuk The Illinois river is rising very fast
All the way down. Missouri falling with A feet water on
the bars The last arrivals up report ~ feet water in the
channel TO Cairo, and rising
LARA vrox HAvASk.--ARmyAL o. CoxwopoRE McCAu-
LKrThs steamship Isabel with Havana dates the 25th
ultimo, arrived At Charleston Saturday last
The correspondent o. the Courier SAYS grand review
the 22d, Commodore NcCAnley occupied seat 10 Con-
chas carriage.
There report in circulation The Path that Com
modorc NcCspley bad Effected settlement with Coueha,
and that The guards bad all been Withdrawn from the ship
Thomas Church The Coursrs correspondent doubts the
truth Of the report believing that Concha bas author
ity 70 treat
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GRAND ExH1BITIoS AND NAY SAIL


uRoF w. NUMBER takes pleasure announcing the
The Thursday evening ID The
being which Will render thus
witnessed IN this city
paguee ored the 10 the foot OF
gorgeous throne os
maids Of honor wi be erected on the
ted with flowers and banners surrounded
n land
The rxhion "a
point of beauty which the dances
The following is a programme Of Dances
/. College Hofnuipe. by mssters.
Q FL bui 70, by mssss.
} La Cachncha by S m,sses- Ia
4. Pas suran, by miss ard master.
5. La SmnlensAi, BY = misses
6. La File sayaeas, by misses
7. Crlcovgegne by 2 misses.
6. Scofch dance, BY misses
9 styain wat by lad es and & gentleman
10. Fishers Heruptpe, by master.
II. Fl Jsep de isrss. by a
"a which Is ihr
ing Hceaa, gsanj march, and
thfone, aud grand nnal rahiesux
ID rbr Flower Dance ny % misses from me age Of years az
Id, introduced wonderful Niehndise Chiffrt
in this e4s. II composed OF 10 ARMIES and 10
o every yasisiy aud Color This dance
presents OF the spectaclss VIII
messed or OF 81 Tie stage
during The exhibition ast
" he will be cleared Tor the wboie company
attending this exhibition
price VIII be usual only 81 admitting gentle
and ladies'. :.
loon Eleventh from 10
o pa & y r Z I
NOT having received invitations requested
The psi can be supplied by calling Mr. j. Ess
Pennsylvania avenue, near Tcnth street.
MAY dbl
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Treasury Department.
An.. -


NOTICE hereby bcders United
~ arrcnbed siowGa that
Cor Of this purchase Of The herein
notice,
ooiasnsdsy ii .i19 o3 osr
e.iyed here prior % u. hrst day OF June next
rHsAsusg DxrARrsrr,
January q, las5.
Notice hereby holders of the iioing aesehed
A pfeQf-p pr
hereof ard tH ~ dty ~
10 IN aseira 70
u oos0o and shs enss hsfti"slff msh-
TONED,
Of any contingent ~ibo ihe sgai stated,
preferences 81 sbfi $40 s"tks
cerf6csss, duly assigned ~ DE -sc
r-ceve me Ab0unt tss test
transmitted th Department. epea ha rsest ~nNt@
price paid compounded ~ The tii"snz psftesseht
= pswum sothor1~S BY 49, aet %
~, $50 o. " ces ~ ne
act OF isss soarsnSs ss De-
ihs Of tss "sh- smiord
rss~~Ssbs<s The the sist
s.sssr soh juss, iNc ~
1854, tcounoay called Texan
Indemnify , per cent.
n ip,sgs.t pss oiJsnuay
settlement
sssch ihx owns Of
~ sSdsnor.
r.ymen r~ssur a
Gated Bosos As~ fgx,
sf Philadelphia, - the p~sss~s map Direct
eerahcaaa viii snsi~d beueAs
which shall b. actually s~esavd as Treasury esfre
sssd is day ~ March uess~
JAMES CLTiIRiE.
SScrstaxy VI tbs Treasury
Mme-suassin list md stAsJ
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From London. received by last stss

From London, received by last steamer.
HAND Book OF Familiar Quotations from English Authors
III 81 81.
~
soma the DrsmatsE. 81 cents
The Arc Regions; by n. MayBe. 81 cents
Chesterfield and George Selvs by Hayward "a cents,
Common Buna.rs Ia Speaking and Wrsing by g. w Smith
x
Nsrmon=n; from Edinbnrg Review. 81 cents
veiasuuey and his woks nv stirling. 81 90
~sekeuzies Dictiouary OF English synonyms 81 70
Thoughts and Apophthegus by Archbishop Whn-y ~
the study OF Language 81 "
and Present; BY French 81
The Angler bis Friend I; by John nayy. 81 90
Mayf FhANSk IhfLoh
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SALE TODAY

ny u. &. MCGUIRE, Auettanerr
xcELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD ktFECrs
"a &c May u az 10 acnrk Al the
N. Macdonald. nof side o. y, near at street,
shall sells furniture and eh,cts, comprising -
Excellent rosewood piano ouc BY knabo 3anh'e' eaiu
rocker, parsos chairs aud otto
Fl
Elegant French plate glass with sab and hrafkhs
Marble carved rosewood centre table
tables, bamboo chairs
Brussels mating, drurScts
Hand window shades, clock
Girondoies, and Egyptian Vases
4 tahie, dining chairs
Leat!er-cov.rcd loung~, revolving on'ce ehatf
Walnut sidssoara, Buffers tray
Hands wal bedsicnd 1chiy carved
top dressing and wa~stands 10 match soiet
Psyche gHsx, work table, chairs
n
ruried- hair matesses, holsters ana plso@s
Vain "a Uaads oedstead
ina lei q dianrr
table cutlery
Excel n hxturss
housekeeping ARTICLES
over mat snn cat y ~ asa
NJ JAS. e., Mcguire,
april a5 Aael"nfef'
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CLERlcAL INPosToRsThe North Carolina Christian Adj
vocae the public against three clerical impostors
respectively named A. Armstrong, Charles Wesley Scott
and DR.. Mann.
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CoxeERT.The anniversary concert Of the Union Choir
Association takes place Monday evening next.
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GEN ERAL NEW s..

recently made at st. Domingo.
A coAcH-poAp OF DIGSrrARiEs-Iu the last number
ceived Of the Council Bluffs Bugle the editor says
After led took notes of the contents OF
the coach which resulted follows One governor
editors judge and private secretary, and
torney general
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EEREG GHAEUas, Water-s O.isrs NC.--i rscey-
II ing my spring supply efaeraos with butter
complete vepiatiDg arrangement making
il the perfect refrigerator in market, -aoa
Also, coolers oi superior fnish and ali sizes
For sale low by w a. HANOVER,
May l--iw seventh street, opp. Pationc Bank
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.yAf.Hs "a very large vanabte law aai ntssse-
y anaoas library thousand vUunrs
naw Harsss
banor.s ssr 90 he 70
volumes
character, AND impaired hy
courss standard literature, nudc sprs ta
laian authors variety periodical literature Tue tha
select
published IN 1916 ~ An-is
tine, Cypan, Bernard, Hc not Icing Afterwards F"saot
Also,
black letter. as early M aovt Pnfss
Of Maryland book publish ~ maryland
English Canon Law, volumes in, an
Corpus Ciss, theological collection VIII reach
about The whole library tupppe"d viii
Number thousand aud y uonght cost
Thousand dollars y u be
United department certainly un9us ,or be-
the 81
day many diplomacy the tts and
Sc
books Amercaa History now 20 much sought 'or,
Before day public proposed offer Tane Of The
explained br Ut NE cats
ogues afordDg facilities which VIII eunne
nj \ me books
Casogue- when ready, VIII be sent nee % eas
70 any address in The s,ates upon BY mail 70 bober
street,
Beaty Graf, atsorneyainw, under bmnams
stset Baltimore. ,,.-,-.-,,-.
heads OF colleges and GEN
eray called library rarely does 40 large and
be sale
inquiry many OF r law
editions aud sensny hne condon nna me
and select presenting
ons nny years the good Judgment and liberal
tastes which late largely endowed
April 2s-d5.
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Mr. Henry A. Willard declines the nomination rendered 70
him for the board Of common council.
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ay rJasonic.--A the Grand Lodge ~
Of Columbia viii be hoen a Masonic iin cntns "a
90 I'D o'eteks
Of whc Master
Na-ons in COED stard ing ratarna'y invrtsd
The lodges, members OF me Grand
Lodge expected Invested with their proper Jewels
and clothing.
a. i. sHUCGRT,
April 81 Ifaha secretary.
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DOYw SUMMER CLbrHtNd.--We have hss aas received
ID clothing snable Coz AL
desirable suitable My calls
parties particularly invite NE a,,eslaa of
WALL STEPHENS,
April 2e-l 81 Penn, svenas, ifoa Hail.
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oRrsr HAZE rIsH.At Stony Point Landing on Sat
urday last 5000 had and about 600 herring taken
a haul
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N = aowAHD's Improved Dr~d8sn~ m~~ns"ss
ts he had a. 6ss~fs -sfAs
furnish % Aht Fs
on and all which under nia ssesssss o
81 r~ug AD1 eusse yaos p<s
No iesh 'hs SricnAc Am*rA nm roo nm
Apri &-eodi ssaAep
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EcLnsE MooS.-An eclipse Of the moon, 1t shout
be remembered takes place this evening.
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Drafts hercsesore
drawn, but not
YET paid, though
payable
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Accident TO THE MAYOR RiaHNoxp.--Jas. Mayo esq,
mayor Of Richmond Virginia. thrown from his car
rage Thursday, and dangerously injured.
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THE SANDMAN coANANDKRy-cHIEF.-The Marshal de la
Mormora lately Minister Of War at Turin, aud about
the command of the Sandman contingent TO the
army Of the Crmea is husband of Miss BERTHE Mathew
English lady granddaughter of the famous Gen. Mathew
Of the Guards who equery 10 King George the Third
The Marchioness de la Marora is nearly related Capt
Mathew of the Guards who has with much credit filed
oliua-
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by j. e. MCGUIRE. Auct,oneer.

CATALOGUE SALE OF LONDON AND AMERICAN
" Wednesday evening May AT O'Clock
az my which
poets Shaspsae Moore, Burns
Hsaans. Milford. also Irving
c0ope Mrs Ope and other standard NOVELS library
ca asaa antique bindings
b agiiuiy Illuminated, such Baeon's
Work.. Lives Lives of Enc
"a History ireland, NELSON'S Letters, soness
and Gasess The Peopie
scripture Gallery Buckeys History Of tins Gcosef
~ by The great masters
Journal, Lambs Works A,nswos'hs Works trough
als Nea OF Letters &C
arranged and Catalogues eady on "wednesday
JAS @. MCGUIRE
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TaAM HAF~-Ne have op~neS sprins supply 81
goods prepared full assortment Al our
for cash prepared 20 ss - is r"s
sr,~e. sTEyENS'S
May l-5m saiessoom, Bro~ns b"eA
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TIT NF !-NYHUfT.
KNOW NOTIIINGS AND FOREIGNERS.

hNoN MI AM
Messrs Editors:--The Know. Nohus. alins Hin.
duO party, and particularly Gov Smith, are hapinS
upon the following fact, viz: That rs the population
increases fusiur naturally in the South than II does III
the Morrill, that the South thereby would gain the RS
cldancy III the Electoral College and the National
Legislature, il not for tie great influx OF me 10
reign population in the Northern States, which mas
,,yrn them the prepundcrance. Now, this would be
very uausible argument in favor of this llndoo par
w. ii they could, oven claimed Ia, prevent the mn
migration OF foreigners. But this they do nor thcy
dare not attempt for they expressly declare t.Ih lhy
will not throw any obsfnce III the way; but, on The
other hand say, let all Foreigners al good character
and industrious habits come; that their only object Il
10 prevent their voting and holding any "lhc" alter
their arrival Now, il ought to be known 10 every
matI, that not only every r"fr', bnl III! ire inihp
tout. ncu. women and children, whether naive or
foreign. born IRE counted in The census ind at once
become part Of the basi, OF representations ana that
the di-ranchisement of all the Foreigners VIII" Will
ever choose TO settle in the country, or :" those VIII"
are here. cannot possibly effect the question: I"
representation ioa and the only way To decrease
this artificial Northern strength, Ia amend The Con
stitution of the United States, and say no foreigner
hall be counted in the census; or, pass law prevent
ng any foreigner from seeking this country II h0"r
of freedom and n ,.tnsr from oppression.
Now Mcssra. Editors, allow III" Ia proPouthi one
uuc,tion rrspcctiullv 10 those Democrats who have
Joined in this hue and cry nInlnet the foreign p"pu-
aion, who have z ven up all "t their g"oi al" I,'-
mo.rahc J,,nc,Ji"s--hw Ins'n" Pt"cY''S who
have thrnwn away pearl more valuable than all the
rest, viz: How have you been voting all Your lives,
mud how have for-iilil- of the Foreigners been v"-
ting! Have yen not been both giving the same
wholesome Democratic votes together! Have lI"i me
same Victories, jointly won brought the rtie Joys L"
each Of your hearts and the sane blessings t" "nr
common country And n long the old Dcm"crni"
party (which know she will d"l nilercs I" her eIo-
r.,u, conservative p,1"o,, and the foreign voters
stick 10 her there's danger, but all well IN Anne
rira. J'hi'
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,,,,v. IN :,nr hia cath ii rlles.i%s r%;.r., rml
syS, IL ,cr.fnr, sll -;iouc" 10 k'uI p,,su,n,ri
pctrntn,ss' .nct Tie POPS If krI'" nshs measure
NJ, saw that tho reception oi The N,,. nf IN,
!. moi attributable to tho abolition Pr.i .'r,.
American party lie says il is The irit u''" ,,uy ~.
ton OF rotten, trembling f'gysn' ,," ,r,. .." rr"n
tonnl men have they rcturl;ci I" I" ,v.n rr,,,,
Missouri not one none from l'cnnsyitnn" wv" a""
Ohio one from New York, nld none from niuS,a' ,;r
s,ts, Have they not thrown back INTO private me
every man who dared raise his voice III defence OIL ,ne
riris Of the South! Have they mol eicvatcn every
.on rho al,otnuists wished to clcva1-and defeated
,n". t thew wished TO defeat! For Webster and
Ewcrett thew have given ns SumnerAnd Wilson
NV ,bn "aiIuut Shields We hive Erunbull-ior II
n,J.,s ,,ev have given III Durkee.
lie saws, Mr. l.ctchers speech, taken o. n whole,
VIVA failure, Hat in conception, pointlcss in concn'
;"n If il was such failure, why did not that gen
t,m,n answer hint That question can be easily an
swnrnJ when it will be remembered that ihnt gentle
,n.n md another were all that could be found TO
.nnsk in favor Of Gen. Scott ut Winchester III VAN
Id he use every endeavor TO get up an cSrItcnctah"
he never spoke when there WIS one present 10 a
swer him. nor was he k4,wn to answer amy one. .
ii Mr. Lctchers speech was 'onless, il is genersny
understood that he touched avery tender o'' !" u
luding TO the twenty years RESIDENCE uoo
ANTI KANGAROO.
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FROM CLARKE COUNTY.
To Tic Editors IF The EMqn"cr:
WHITE PosT, CLARKg Co., APP

To INC EHfOFs ~ tHt ''HT"'''
WHITE PosT. CLARKE Co., April "a.
Mcssrs Editors jim this county you may safely
count Is majority for Wise. 1t can he shown pretty
clearly that the Democratic purity have m4lorlty IN
this county Of al least hundred; but allowing full
margin, pu, the figures al -,
In this Congressional District, from the best niOr-
nation have think il safely to cay hut State
ticket will arfhtl0pcsi get the ina ory that Johnson
got know that political contests are uncertain.
and the denominations Of til" day the shape
of secret mid. ht oaths-ay increase these 'nrsr-
aintics but have not single doubt about teelcction
of our candidate Tor Congress (Fauknrr by at least
five and probably six hundred. Dr. Ft'nstci Tor the
State Senate will beat the Know Nothing candidate 10
badly that he will never nmy OPINION teslrc l" can
vass this district again. No man n any parry n""MS
GandDlphs dctrm. think Funsten' = majority IN the
three counties will reach six hundred hshhy' Tor
tho House. has no opposition III yet. The oath
bound" have had tw" ii not three secret conventions
TO nominate candidate for this county, hut inc a-
chincry don't work smoothly. know-NnthiIeiSin ~
in bud odOr Just now, beyond all question, III inns
community. Stricem DcmOrrafs hare rihdra~n from
IthHs Io.t CoWHcH. The remainder, II any, we can
do without.
On the 18th instant, Faulkner and 5oelcr mehere.
Commencing at o'clock, they spoke alternately I'LL
night. Mr.. Faulkncr made u decided impressioii
SAY simply whit is tine, when tell you that errn ht
KnOm-. NUhr.gs-pon fellows acknowledge his suc-
Cess over B'rclcr.
Yesterday, the I'D April, 1862 will be remembered
bv many in this scrtOn "f Virginia HI long they
hive. IPnr spoke g'tfr'd"y. ] will not produce a
Jar in the harmony Of my own feelings by attempting
description. Winchester will NOT forget that speech
The only question with nc IL. how any Firglninn
whether nutivc-boru or f"reign-born but especially
how uuy native EirsiniaII, who loves tho Old Do
| minon, and who heard Jj'ns yesterday, can vote
against him. have heard quite plumber OF disti9'
gushed men upon tho stump in my life not only IN
Virginia, but elsewhere, but ] never before heard
what conceived 10 be 81 effective speech us the
one delivered yesterday.
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ERlM uENkICO COUNTY.

To tie Ed,fors al Hf enquirer.
UExRICo, APRIL %, 1859.
Gentlemen Our present representatives Mr.. iio-
bert a. Mayn has done much during the time lie Hs
sat in the House Of Delegates to facilitate the oi'.h
tion of tho families of the poorer citizens ana L" gNh
the lower aide of this county its fair share IN INC H'a'o
moneys aud credits granted for public works. lie war
active in abolishing the nuisance tho stale snifcro
from the circulation of one dollar notes, ana thereby
saved the community from the rigiIill loss they
would have substantially the failure OF Scdcn liner.
4 Co.-And his voice in always raised IN favor oil
economy and the saviug Of the resources OF INC state
III, has besides on all occasions proved himself most
efficient representative Of the ntercris ho 10 appointed
IN protect. .,o, 49,
Without any dsparngoment of the eeptle'pan OPP
posing him for the honor Of representing u.s. we h'ht
tarly predict for him the triumph his ability ana
cunscien ous care oi our nercss deservc'-lhe par
Is opposing him profess to be American IN principle
II is not our present iatcGtini to con'roNcf lhei
op,ions but to point out iat vote tor Mr.. Mayo IL
no way auposed Ia ulrm.-Phe T. Aom- N"IL!HSA sny
one the Objects of their organization 10 p"f dorm
N, Tihnlir.," and another ito prevent citizens OF
foreign birth from holding Office" Mr.. Mayo Is
neither u Catholic nor Foreigner, Int liberal
Democrat and his return to Ilp pUnltion he holds with
80 much credit 10 himself nId the constituency IN
inr, ar rntroyert. neither Of these POSITIONS whether
such positions liberal Democratic, or truly ame-
rica is point which hro not at present dlseuss-
ing And we remain, Sirn,
Some voters of the lower district Of
IESRlCD COUNTY.