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MAr.Mp r. MA,rs 81 u mariner II dress
t'immins.. may bs had Al the miIlinafy
establishment " Madame r Maine. ON
Lafayette street tie, stuck has been &C.
ler'ed with great care. and an eve directed
~ the BENZ M.',,is, alone
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GrcNS U'Nrjcfu
MILLINERY II FANCY GOODS
u,AVAv uDv"rU H'ts, tupHv.

MADAME r MAINE. eallathe a.'entine # the
w ladies # Feat 'nd West baton Rouge. " the
iaet, ~ che has now, n very la'ge and varied
s'uc, ettANCy GuOl's. embracing nearly ete.y
sf''r'n acted n. IN MS i'ne He, etuet has hee,,
selected with great ra,a 10 ree', .ha fashionable
She ia determined 10 soil NJ lew Rgu,n r., each,
~
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Salts bp TIT Sbsrlf.

STATE or LOUtsIANA-4pstish nj
Fast baton Rouge=-Sixth judicial T,;s-
triet Uc"tt--ln the matte, NJ the sur
"essinu of a. A. LAweesce, decd 2;.p,,
bate" NJ" desl
R| VIRTUE cf y commission, issued j"
- The above s,,rcessien and ~ ~.
ditected FROM tho Hcn Sixth tud;ci.l
District Cr",t, In and rvt the Parish h
state aforesaid | viii cFfe, At public sale.
in the tin shop Opposite TO II Eeal'. Livery
stable adjoining the store II A Mon.
tan h H,c in the city If baton Rouge. ~,
TEDNFsD.AT Ne 15d duy Of Ap,H nt,,,
= ". 1850. 1T II celeel \ ~. the pet.
s"uel property helc"g'"e 10 the succass'c"
ofS' A. Lawrence, late ~ said parish
do II. 10 wit A large lot Of Tin ard top-
l'sr wave. consisting IN part of Tin BIZ kets.
ta"s ssr TENS "f salp=-CAsH.
ar'9 II v. BABtN, shetiH
STATE OF tDulslANA--.Pa,sh NJ
Vast Baton Rouge-sixth Judicial Dis
t,ict Cunt In Me matter Of tho sccs
tessien If CESSNA A BLANCHARD,
decd" Probate" No 1881
DY Writ uE cf commission issued
the She,iiI If the Parish Of ". r. Rouge FROM
The Hon Sixth judicial District Court in
and ~, The Parish # u. y. Honge and State
afcfesad, will "fIet At public sale. 81 ths
tcett lI"nse dur. VI said Parish. In the
CITY NJ Baton Rouge. ON Saturday, hhs g8th
doy n ,ar,1 w,t. A II. 1916. Al /, o'elcck
A NJ, The property heteinafte, set forth ard
Described; belonging 10 the Succession Of
t'e' nst,A A: BhANc"ARn de'd., to wit.
Sxtaen head ~ cattle: tont beds snJ
he'ldog three sets Of chairs one lot ef
"to'ke,y. and glass ware: one lot Of Nit
chen furniture. two carpets. ION, mettots,
fnut tables. two stm"iss: "na bureau. two
wash stands, and one hi fanny vases nd
flowers. Said property to be sold In block
tetms cF Sale--CASH.
+. n HERNANDEZ.
apla-tl Deputy Sheriff
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Something Worth Reading +!

r7NUF SUBSCRIBERS wcn.l rall the at
tent'ou Of purchasers l" the Large al
ditions now, being made to thei, stuck.
among which may I've found
An elegant esscttnent II Plated aud 'aran-
oil Walters. ~ sets aud single:
coffee t,na. with aud without drip 90:
Gilt T. Ornamental Hall LAMPS T. lanterns:
Gilt Solar and Side lamps ~, Oil. Spirit
'.as and Tamrh'ee.
Cut and Pressed Glass. China h FLINT ware:
H,ase. Copper, O,namen'eA aud Common
tosl 1"ds:
Elegant Polished steel Fire lions and Aud
irons. with - latge variety NJ
housekeeping articles
| A 6nu assortment II Window Shades
Transparent feret shades ior lamrs
Glass. al. and Plated Curtain Hands
CIT Curtain Cnrnires:
Alec. A FINE Aesc rtment of.
Rich Git t,tt Cups. Ia,e q 'Ia'e. Sets
Fancy Cologne a,l Toilet Bottles.
Mantle Ornaments Sc s,,itabl.
For Ubtt.a ~ - = Presents.
ntnrrT FROM rue MANUTAr-
, turre MahesaNy Hnhs'eads. Ward
rnls. Waets.amls Bureaus, lal'les. Ne.
''lt and Mahogany reit, Mantlss aud
lcoLirg Glasses
h rCall and examine. ne ont stock is
now complete
doep0.v ~ vtVWW II 60.
Cook ing stoves.
Hntaua, Telegraph. Masonic.
Eagle MnrH"we,. f.ffirse
Metar,, I.ttet, Premium.
barge snd ss,ail sisea M hana aud far sale low
ALSO
ttu ASS WIRE. lrtJ lsgCMs.
Nursery Five Te,lers. Family Il, in,lsrnes,
MANNiIlA MATS. uuN Mu.iNTtNGs.
Grain Cradles, hra'ine Machines.
aMlru'a nELLOws. snrrT InoN
rounte, Scales. Sheet Zine.
nEtltAHttAuEE. 0OrrEu HlvFrH.
margI1 At u .. siONTAN'S
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VAS, =. uuA1Kt.EY,

y ~, y. uVNVN vCX,
IOld stand of y. ". usggjms.
ISREsOl.vED +" keep the largest - - \
| and most varied asse, tlnent Of
CAPS. IN this City La les. t;nnfs aud
Ch,ldrrn's Hcctces. Shoes. Slippers. ctr 90
he will scll 1T The very hives, cash r,lres.
and invites the public 10 call and esa,nine
h,s si.sk before purchasing elsewhere,
n-Flesh receipts iron, the Northern
Manufacturers every week. Store an La
iayette street. lanl4-y.
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STATE OF LOU1S1ANA--Sixth
judicial District Court--Parish
Of East Baton Rouge, 4. GER.
AAp 4 Co. VS.. JAMES SULLIVAN,
No. 1884.
DY VIRTUE Of writ Of f. ia. issued In
- tho above entitled aud nutnbeted
csuse and 10 mo directed from the Hon.
Sixth Judicial District Court, in and for
the V.tisl, and State aforesaid, ] will offer
at public sale at The Cou,t House door Of
said Parish. in the City Of Baton Rouge, on
saturday. the ~ day ~ May next, 1s5~,
AZ ~ o'clock. A. NJ. Of said day. all tho
right. title. interest and claims Of the de-
tendant, James sullivan, in or 10 the pro-
pn,,y hereinafter set forth and described,
surrendered by said defendant to pay and
satisfy the Judgment, interest and cost in
the above entitled and numbered cause
10 wit
A certain tract Of land containing ono
hundred (I0D) acres, more " less, near the
Corntr liver in this Parish IL. y. Ko"ge)
ut about ten mile. from tho City Of Baton
Rouge. together with all the buildings and
improvement. thereon, bounded north Nv
lands ii Mediation. on tho esst by lands Of
II volIen'ihe. on the south by public lands
or Gtunelc,g's and on the west by lands Of
Mrs. Mary Cobbs.
Term. Of Sale--CAsu, with the benefit
Of The apprssement H. V. BABtN,
marlD.7ts. Sheriff
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Ole 1ailg en1utt.
BATON hOUUE.nAptft 81. 70bV,

10 Fot the past two nights excit.
ing meetings have taken place, to en-.
deavcur 70 End out. The scurfilous
author Of communication TO Northern
papers. from this city. The i,nmedi.
a'e friends and relatives of the young
ladies whose fair names have been
'al'ed in question. have. ~ yet, alone
participated in the meetings We can
cay 10 them. with full assurance, that
they have the sympathy Of this entire
continuity and any thing they msA
40 nd,isedlY, will meet the apr,pba
ton Of this tecrle.
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nsssh's Naaz.s Many articles not
properly CONNECTED with ths Arctheeafr
business. may he found a. ncgel's Ne
has now IN st,,e. large s',rl II pocket
CUTLERY, pipes. pistols. pe'fnmetv etc. and
All The stsrel articles, OF Paints, Oils Dye
atuffs etc.
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NEW ARRIVALS.

1- NEW NvNVVJVVU0.
TIME UNDERSIGNED has just re-.
L reiv-t. from Philadelphia beautiful
assortment Of New style Pnrasols and Par
asole,,es, in al icclorS. The ladies are lnvi-
ted to call early and make their selections.
mar25. -. W. d. PHILLIPS.
NULlvHENsS BLACKIN(s.--In eases,
~ with brushes, 1t y. c. MONTANA.
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JOSEPH MCCORMICK.

BOOKSELLER AND STATlONER.
Batcn Rouge, TIA.
SCHOOL BOOKS. STANDARD LITE
rarv. Scientific aud Miscellaneous Books.
Cheap Publications. mud the Principle Me-
aasines and Pefie'icals constantly m hand
Al.e--AMER1CAN and FOREIGN
Writing Papers. Hank Banks. Envelopes.
Copying Presses. Drawing Papers. Bristol
Nnads. Monrhrcna'ia Enatds.S.s vii
EnEsB GUOuND Ft,Vun.--rurchasst s
j ct FlcAe. wsata III Well I. heat w mind. that
I, esh srnsad family Gn"t ean always he had W
baton neuse, and " her own manufacture Tt
'ns"rs settina II MI y. r. SENT yr',, o,dets 10
watpe JOSHUA pEAt,
GsWld aud ss,ee. Ths",s,le..
JUST received and IL, sale Nv
~ declp THsr. GeLpMANN.
C"t" Ntu,s.
= DOH Aeso,ted Sets Corn Mil. viii,
- aud without Nv wheelao
ara IAHe,iep & t.Nout
Corn 4 cob Mtll.
VrNO ARRIVE in trw lavs direct from
l. the n,anufartorv a.ertte sizes vt The
cepl,ated Little Giant Corn aud Cob
Mills. at lar3l t.uet'es \ t.rcu.'s.
!. l.. WALLETS BULLETIN.
r,o.,N svR,Nus,-A' superior assortment
Y Jast received and ~ sate Nv !. v'.,rr,
y AHllas. a sinai, lot 81 waite aud I,u,che,s
IL srst. Nnr sale ~ ~. WALLET. v
lW,t.aNsNE NvAuvcss.A.t, A. r.rtn,ts gen
y "iue. in v pts ! 1ts. sale ny Jtl,. VALET.
n q eIses s;s-ua'r. c,c,he. nail. teoth. infants
ID &C.. for sale by j h. WALLET,
f,OtG1s q q ~ EDlGN. ,ayoea r,per.
\ totAnt, l.osAdeNse do, Avose Cherry rneta,ai.
Wis tar's eslsAM wild Cherry. Pink Syrup Aes. tnr
aa,e hy J, h. WALLET.
II OssIs1,ANU Imported Linen Playing Cards.
III just received And for sale Ivy J, l.. VALET.
DD Y. W.4lts Aromatic Schuaprs,
i - for sale BY J J., V'ahkn
ltNOts IL Uvta"t 4 t~nsousows.-rh
y very hest remedies f'r Ccswhs- for sa!e hv
nAv,s PAIN k,tltR.-A fresh supply III
- the ANavr Justly reiehrat ted medicine just re
eeived and for -a,e hy IL VALET,
CONGRESS- WATEW.~A fresh supply ct
~ the above article. just received. and for sale
by ~ V,alsra
4 LARGE ASSORTMENT OF the above articles,
II atncnf which. acme Of
'.Jo"athNW Grvsst'e"
celebrated Ten and ocket knives. fnr sale At
tUeei, T,tEo, GpLhMANN's.
CHOT-25o SACKS assorted Shot. For
~ sale by +. PsevpteeAsr 4 Co.
Coase Vest. F'oh aud Guard Chnims.
az THE latest patterns, at reasonable
~ rsicesat tdscied r"xo. GoasMarN
EEEevoURsELvES CLEAN ',-~SuAps--Lows's
~ Wtnsor, Almond, Honey. rrsstal Palace.
uAssue, rcnc'ce aud Toilet Soaps efrvrrv vsrie.
W-tor sale ~ J l. v,ALxT.
nACON 0ACON.-tn Casks Clear sides.
- Casks n in Hams: % rierces cAnvassed
Sugar Care" Hams. Juat received aud for sale to
The trade on accommodating terms.
aplA ~ ! r ekss ) JOSHUA bEAL.
RnR FOUR kAIORs N oRDER;-EmsrsoH's
y - SAUNDERS kascr ssrors, just received
~
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splptl
STATE OF LOutstANA-s;,,b Judi.

STATE OF LOUtslANA-sjsth Judi.
rial District C"utt@Patjsh of East Bat.
m H"nge@Fepp,NAsp KRrfz versus
tue's,crase ka,sep. mo 1890
10y VIRTUE of a writ NJ seizure and
NUMBERED cause. from the Hon the Sixth
judicial District Court. and directed IN the
Sheriff IT tha l'a,ish If East baton Rouge.
and State aforesaid, will ofEet At public
sale in front Of The Court House door, in
the City "i Baton Rouge, in said Parish,
East baton Rouge. on
Saturday. the III day If May. ls5S,
nj / o'eloek. A. M AL the right, title, in.
ts,est and Claim Of ne defendant Christie.
pt,a, Kaiser, IN and to the following des.
etihed "o,tgssad property. IN wit
A certain lot II ground. sitUUted In thsS
pa,t os the town "f Baton Rouge, called
Spanish Town nm tha north side u, Spanish
Town street, with front n SIXTY feet On
said street. anil in depth, me hundred and
twenty feet, having heen tsken out VI tho
south east cet',et ~ foht acre lot. tottnet.
" belonging to WIN. p. Coke, IL being the
Same p,,re hasnd by the vendor II W. 8. b.
gar, On the 1871, day NJ February, A. b.,
ls47. which sale was passed before p A.
Walker. Notary Public aud Recorder. hook
n page go and j2t, togntber with all The
buildings. improvements and advantages
'le'en"to he'"nging-seized to pay and
satisfy the Judgment. interest and cost, in
tho above entitled and numbered cause.
letms Of ss)e==t'asb. with the benefit ii
arrraisenant. TUOs. r. HENNENDEZ,
mat27 7tsw. oDepty. Sheriff.
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Notlcc OF 90. Par ner,l,,p.

TUE undersigned have this day entered
into co.p@,,ner.h,p, under the style o,
MO\TAN 4 HtGtfE1. for the purpose
ut carving on the Hardware business. in
all of its va'seus branches respectfully ecl.
ir'' the patronage Of the rablic, assuring
them that II, future a. large aud varied
stock can he found at their stand. and sold
a, low as any hc0se cuts,ae If New Or
leans, u. c, MONrAN.
apis J. =. Ht1GuET
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t~HeleeaMA prssesemelary.
Exscvrvx orrrs, Barrow Reuss,
March ~, 1885. (
<EAtEp rrsresa,. win be received al the Esre
y a'ivs Once In the city N baton Rourr mn,u
the aret day ef May next, Tor Aurp vine she lcp.
tsAnA enitenttarv with FRESH NkEr fot the &.
satne twelve month";, =
marsS, ROBERT G. wtckMrFE,
Governor Of Louisiana,
"ANs Rec0s AND e@'Sres tsAsx NcAp CoMrAus.(
AaruA IN. lsae. 7
"Hee1~NA. That call ct ave rsr cent ~ y
capital stock he made, payable on he In isv
=, June 1854.
The sssekheldses II The oaeea nssn, Ana Gin,
ton Plank Road Company. are ncttasd that nv.
ment u Ave per cent Of The capital stuck (oi =.
per sAars. has eeeA >Alls1t, ~ ~ tAs AAsvs
rssolasica, payable - ~ "a Il 49, Ne1t q
the counting roo0 u 3. y. Hart = O. AaAsa
Hcaee. nv order u he Board. 4. Z. DUNN,
A. WAncu,, Secretary. rreoooeat.
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CotW N1Jlls.
= DOE Assorted Sets torn MIL with
- aud without Nv wheelaf9
ana tAeeuitp & l,.Nout.
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i II F,cat. w@sta III Well I" heat /" MIND that
f,esh sfnsnd family Gnat can ALWAYS he had W
Baton nease, aud " he, own manufacture. Tt
'nsars setting II MI y. X. sent yr,', "'de's 10
,satp9 J,,Ttt,fA mat
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ls'utstAsA res,rsxe,Asv
Baton Rouge. March n, tssR
ORDERS fes the Manufactures Of the t.w,.,s =
" rcnitentIary vii, he received and pron,ntjv
attended ~ ty sM HART. / ID
(arrill lsm Agent. g
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.Vrsr Nl,vtssg lityAsls !

W u. rtJlt,t,trs.
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nACON9 WACON.-in Casks Clear Side.
- Casks n in HAms: ~ ri-rees cAnvassed
sugar Cure" Hams. Jast received aud for sale to
The trade on Accommodating terms.
arlA 49, = gs>R $ JOSUuA bEAL.
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aud 1t was decided In the srma,iveyess Sc. nays 10,
l. follows:
'Ycss--Messrs. Bentos Brosra BucHASAs Clay, Clay
ton Crtcnden Davis, Ewing Of Ohio E~ing OF Illinois
Goldsborough, GRuSpr. Hendrck. Hill, Hubbard Kent.
Kso, Of Ala King Of Ga, knight Linn, Mexican. Nor
rs. Nsudain Niles Prcnss Robi ms. Robinson, Rugge-,
Shepley, Southland Swil, Talmsdge Tpten, Tominson,
Wall, Webster, WRIsHr.-S6.
Nays-Messrs. Black, Calhoun, Cuthbert, Leigh,
Moore, Nicholas, Porter Preston, Walker. white-io"
After this vote was taken. Mr.. Buchanan, gave
away to his feelings of pleasure at the triumph he
had achieved over Mr.. Calhoun, as follows-(pagc
1sO)
"Sir said Mr. b. rejoice at the result OF the vote
which has this day been recorded IL will forever
the citizens of this country the sacred right OF petition
The question has been finally settled by decisive
vote OF the Senate The memorial which presented
from a portion of the highly respectable Society OF
Friends has been received by triumphant majority
Another happy consequence of this vote is that abolition
is orevcr separated from the right of petition. The abo
hiioniss will be able to connect their cause
with the violation Of right justly dear TO the people
They stand alone This is the very position in
which every friend of the Union, both the North and
to the South, ought to desire them placed"
Having thus placed the facts as derived from the
authentic archives Of the country before the public,
respectfully ask our contemporaries, whether as
fair men, they not bound either TO abandon MIR.
Buchanan, TO admit that these counts Of their
spectve indictments contain sufficient ground OF
objection TO Mr.. Fillmore
We further ask that our contemporaries will give
this article insertion in their papers, and in
sideration thereof bind ourselves 10 publish one
OF equal length (such as they may designate) from
theirs
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G o S,I M M F. RCIAL.

90 ns Wrt,. J,i n.
The sacs oi Virginia sizes at ia, New YorL Exch.nrc
$4,000 assk bsy,s,' o,o. h,,, A. "a
efiooht figures. or Immediate delivery Yesrsy $4,000
sold ssh Advert
ser however. rsors decline u The to-day rspor.i
BY isi-psph) we're at ssN.
The Philadelphia Bulletin has the iollow IA regard ian
the future of hr.sd.iun.i
Ns 10 oar he.r Of Europe have the 10
attention svesy the esnta-a,. b.
dsas,asy In ri-, ssa na. ain, y, 49,, hs,
port, readily sapped ou the Other such bling hs Ca %
present eoodcn OF s.vv~i p.rts Europe cannot n 70 ~
s.,sa IN 800. ~ aug ,orn Ine vas, iann
price limiting crops. shls ur ..r noun
of. man one source that e export rom kas um be
nc al, .,,,,. fem an .rISp mas SAN red
only coast Of IN. s-o,,,.s Ma,
sna ns Islands but hA. .i,o sisied The entire
s,os to,s a.,si J.,s an ss. IN, 49, ~ 1.sg from
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DELEGATEs THE VINO CoSvESTIoN.-In accordance
with resolution adopted at ths Wing meeting he III IN
this city, the following delegates have been appointed "a
the State Conye milton, which will assemble OH 9th inst
The Chairman, William H. Mcfarland, and Secretary A.
t Guigon, were appointed delegates 10y resolution OF the
said meeting:
L,BtrAsn Hard-Ioftin n. Elicit, VIM. Willis, Alfred
lnors James Winston, II. NJ Smith, John G. Page Thos
Taylor. Jr, Jacob Ezekiel VIM. II. Turpin David Curry
T. T. Dudley, Joseph A. Weed, VIM. T. Trueman, Ba
Tate, john T. Wilks, Andrew Johnston Wm T. But
Ter, Alfred King, A. 5. Lee, John L. Lyon, T. N. Nor
gan, j. Is. Royster, Charles Tslbott W. W. Woodbridge
Jno Poe, Jr., Jno. G. Snton
Madison Hari-Robcrt Ridgeway, James Crershsw
William W. Harvie, Lewis Webb, Vim. H. Hub
bard, John ]. Bacon. James Allen, Peyton Johnston,
DIR. ). Marx, Thomas w. boswell John A. Smith John
\. Cunningham, James Brown, Jr., Thomas r. Price
William Burr, Is. u. Minor, VIM. y Palmer, d. X Stew
art, Hugh w. Fry, John Jones William DOMAIN Jane,
II. Grant, John y. Ballard, Alexander Duva, John A
Lancaster.
Monroe Ward. -MarDadnke johnson, Theodotick Ro
bertson, John Freeland VIM. II. Haxal, James Dunlop
John L. Tate John .. Regnault, John O. Hobson Her
bert A. Claiborne T. Fontaine, Thomas sampson. f. w
Tompkins, B. X. Wexford, Wlism Rutherford, J. w
Davies, Thomas j. Evans, John D. Steger X. T. Daniel
William Breeder, Thomas d. Quarles, A. Morris Vim
Y. Sheppard, p N. Lawson, Geo. w. Jones, WIN. y
Tripett.
COMMITTEE Of dTrGngenenfs-John CREME Jr Sam
NJ Price, George H. PeAke, Wyatt VI. Elliott A. u. Gui
gon, y. w. Grubbs. b. Is. Minor, y. D.. Dudley Geo. W
Joues and David Curry
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The reader will md in another column an srdcle from
the Louisville JOnrns containing cb ,ering but sober
calculation OF The result Of the Presidential election We
are gsthed that impressions strongly for.
tilted by the careful estimate Of paper ~ experienced
and side illmme think, wiT most certainly carry
The Southern tas- iha named by the Joutnsl and
has encouraging prospects of Carrying sevetal more ".
believe further that b. ~il receive the plurality vote oi
enough Northern states 10 his cecto by the PEG
pie sud thus avoid eecuon Of President by the House
n Representative Buchanan has not the slightest hope
@c''ioi"fg cary'ng 1ngle Northern STATE Peunsyya
MIA IS hs best chance but that STATE be- will b,
beat Oyerwheningly marx The prediction the id~- II
November siI verify IT, All the Locoipco Dragging yot
hesf about BIZ prospects u sheer CANNON HE prospect
are infinitely baof than the blue Heavens above ns tn.
People Of all sections for Fillmore sod the People.
voice Is omnipotsnt
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FOR THE WING.
The Bread Question.

Messrs. Editors II was pleased To observe your
marks in regard To the size of Bakers losves and hope
that they operate upon the consc-nces Of those who
supply Us with the saii oi life" am opposed Ia ANY
enactment regulating the size al bread believing that lair
and open competition is best calculated 10 afford sa-ac
ton tn consumers, but believe that il would he wise
just and eXpcien for the Council empower the Mayor
some other city official ascertain and publish
or twice month a, irregular nterva the size weight
oil the loaves made at the several bakeries in this city
publication Of this kind would act as All incentive To
the bakers to give good weight" and would enable the
public To decide Tor the time being where purchase
their supplies The subject Is Of interest large
portion Of the community, and hope that member
Of the Council will "tltiuk Of it," ClVIS
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(PRIvATE.)
To the Post Naster of


DEAR SiR--M sprivate consultation Of the leading
Democrats of the Union held In this city Immediately upon
the adjournment OF the Cincinnati Convention. it was
commended that each Post Master be requested
butte amount proportionae to the receipts OF their
respective Offices Upon examining the returns OF
the Post Office Department it Is that your proportion will
ting by return oi mail.
The principle object in making these collections Is TO
throw into the doubtful States immense quantity OF
speeches and document-in favor OF the policy ri the
Democratic party, and also 10 assist in dcayng the
penscs ut speakers that will bc employed during the
ming You will therefore perceive that every
Post Master WHO WISHES FOR A CONTINUANCE OF
HIS OFFICIAL position will find it for his interest To
every effort to bring about 50 desirable = result.
Post tsters appealed To because they considered
the representatives OF the party their respective ocs
ties aud being the recipient OF the patronage OF the Adj
mni.taton is but Just that they should comply with ts
DEMANDS.
Please send the nsme OF some reliable leading Dem
ocrat in your whom confer with hereafter.
Address. PERRIN II. BROWN Jun.
Washington CITY, I'd. e. 1856.