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Navy Of the Revolution.

TO the SUMMING mE!Rt AND REPRESENTATIVES, or
4 tuE OFFICERS OF TtiE NAVY OF THE REVOLT
r ON-CohRress having al the last SSslon mautd 70
provide fbr the settlement ~ CLAIMS oIc n Of m
" - the
q those who died In the scIvce granting hail Tor life
served the close O tho witch bill
Of Representatives. large majority. nad only
the the Tuesday Of Dsc.mber
said bill unusty excludes officers
msirOus han the army the undersigned being tho
I'D the late Con mOdofe Joshua Fancy
self orphan children his broher
applied incorporate navy army in said
period the hin va,
tn~Tefrc postponed until Deem
In order sid acot
respectfully requests heirs and Fepre
of said officers Throughout the tinted forward
him Washington their quaners, rank the
uhrd States the close Of the nd he win employ
prepare their memorials and their css
Gong compensation
officers
Prompt Indispensable therefore earnestly requested
John BARNEY.
Nou-Edtors ofnewspaper throughout che Union
orphans ofdoccnsed ofhctTs who
public pof peace 7sS fesPccIn
this inserion aud their charge win paid ans
fund. that may be received.
Sep tp-eolw
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OFFICIAL.
TEEAsuRY DEraRTxEST,
May -, 1850,


May -, ls55
NOTICE hereby given holders stcck sued putsu
thu Of Congress 92d July, stock il re-
deemabe by is will be paid The
render OF the certificates thereof November ner
when interest thereon will crase.
Thus department purchase par 10 snd
day of redemption, and viii pay therefor following premium In
addition the accrued the day with one
day interest fUt the money reach the vendor:
Treasury LAT dav Of
June 3si of july inclusive cent ON
specified in inc certificates;
snc received The Isl and 3 days OF hu,t
fourth % one per cent?
And such received amer The 3ls Aucu.. he IN
accrued thereon, and only viii b
paid.
Certificates Of stock transmitted under notice ust he
assigned the United States BY The party receive the
purchase and when prior The Ju the euurn,
hhEyear Interest must also he assigned by preer
otherwise such interest win be payable heretofore
AEd notice further gwen TO holders of
pament viii purchase between the LAT
day Of June and The Let day u December unless
81 5O0 90 shall be previously 0bapod
accrued from day dividend
u acrcs and days additional uicr Coz the money
the vendor, the following rates o. preuiumi
On stock Of the loan Of e49, 0f 10
ON stock of the loans Of le47 and lss premium cent
And stock Issued under oh September
monty called TeISnndemniy stock, prriaam of
Certificates transmitted under this should assiusd
the United States by The party entitled receive and
previous the lat July, Tie years interest
be assigned by the present rockhoder other se IN.
the haf payable 10 him "A
tofore,
Payment for all the foregoing win made BY ds on ms
assistant Bosion, New York. Philadelphia as ts
parties entitled TO receive the money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
May go-dihl2Soy Secretary OF the Treasury
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A Splendid Residence and Good Estate for


WISH TO sell present t.sdvDce TUDOR HALLn
village OF Leonadown, 81 Mays county, Maryland and
give a oon as may be equrt 50 Ear preparation for
and ding fall be and fun
all ths year. The
hen hundred hundred under good fencing
railing, aud In good orchard,
and Iow nd meadows well enclosed ofom twenty
aud 1--WE heds regular &C with
aud horse stab mill crubsr fodder hy
and thrahe driven by Druy horsepower
AID amle for the ba
aud abundanrr OF timber for ieRc ne and building.
dwell good and lstHe fanlY, with
kchen, laundry SHADES, caTiagehouses,
beahy and scenery very surrounded by
roceIy convenient public worship
Ep sc"pa the Roman Lathoc and Methodist churches deep
gatoH aud almost lily
wha aud other andngs or shipment o. produce, visiting
cities The includes
OF the unimproycd the
whole great bargain and
s35 90, half Of which the
sca-cey be made n, q. \. KEY.
LEoEARDTuwx, Jane %, lsG.
ept A. awlmcpkd'
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.s, from the State-house Square 10 near the South
Green the bon6Tes the music the night OF numerous
cEes ana the DISCHARGE Of Roman candles all made =
y and exciting time for an hour or two when inc great
lev scrasy" Fremonters attempted to make some dis
enhance 10 front Of the ball. aud two stones were
thOWp among the crowd Out lhe ponce soon stePPeu al
that sort Of thing. ~."..
Tbs DEMOCRACY OF CoSsECrcUT UP AND DOING.
We cannot close this report better than BY making
r the following article from the Hartford Times in
.op to the state of public feeling and public sentiment
il Connecticut:
The ball is roIling-the people are arouslng in old
Connecticut Never have there been such full such enthu
.sc or such spontaneous meetings on the part of the
DEMOCRACY The appointments Of the democratic speakers
are as many they attend TO- and the demand for their
services 10 universal The people the facts they
have had enough OF Misrepresentation. Pamphlets and
sDhes of the sectional party have been sown broadcast
over Connecticut aud such speeches as those OF Coax and
simmer full of and appeals to passion have
dsuyed the State Men who dscr dit the Slate they pre-
tend 10 represent flooding Connecticut with pamphlets
and sueeehes of the misrhegous tendencies You may
90 10 barber shops blacksmith shops carpenter shops
nuodries orgos stores factories lawyers doctors and
O ed and the false but plausible speeches o.
Sumner Co. or Greeleys lying Kansas tracts, which
have sent out under the frank OF these men, 10 olud
the OF honest arois who may not have the meaus
at expose the Asehoods sought 10 be pamed upon
them
This kind Of trash under the auspices Of these and other
ke-unded politicians, il scattered over Connecticut I'm
ill., like the frogs in Egypt they into the houses ted
Chambers bed and kneadng OF the people
There largo actions Of the State IN which this IS al
most the only material ankei 10 the voters aud in order
to get Least inking concernng the operations IN Kan
sas tue facts 10 rel toh 10 The eecoss and ourages there
aud the conduct OF the republican party In voting TO Keep
in force bad laws and the civil war In that Territory
for political effect Intelligent aud liberal men are compelled
TO urchase aud circulate documents which state the facts
as they are Tho ect, however, OF the meetings and
speeches already received among the democrats is beeom
ing very apparent and many who deceived by the
oneded appeals OF the shrekers for freedom coming
back the party OF the Union and ha constitution Lei
the good work 60 on!
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May 99-dihi9Soy

SToyEs sroyEs, srOvEsi-ln addition very large
" siosS Of pao dining rooms, cbambcr Kitchens,
sria daily receiving supplies
the beet and approved Of recent introduction Oar New Par
lor Hoacr aele and, like Latrohe and
Intended TO be IN the 6re place. warming the
well which II placed highly
ed and OF capacity needs
Of all
kind, and that there need be risk 10 s purchaser win
in all
much The Old Style is Of greater capacity
rooms, far handsome s give
action
Lberty Star" cooking stoves tnew ofhe
cooking in The MARKET The castings heavy,
made swing hinges and every
NJ the kind have IN q with.
Morning Start cooling This hong stove,
~ well known good qualities testify,
thavinr been Introduced by four years since.
sl25 - IT 80
Persons wishing purchase will End
varied and complete be found In this stoves delivered
part Of the city Ceoreown an free Of charge.
Great Involvement
Call and examine before purchase elsewhere,
#.# w. n. narrower,
Seventh ST., I've doors north Of PennsJvs,a avenue,
Sep l6-tt opposite Patriotic Bank.
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riHe Free prets
Acknowledging tke Corn.

One Of the prominent and leading black republicans
this place-a man OF character and respectablty-was
heard to make the following remark, few days ago.
The democratic party in power in this county for
over tVey years and laid became somewhat corrupt
but parry has been in power not quite two years aud
in that time has shown more corruption and rascay than
the democratic party could have exhibited II 1t bad been in
power twenty years longer"
This opinion Is universally prevalent in the county
After the October and November elections the epiapb
the blackrepubIican party win be written Il viii read
"Died for rant Of honta prineiples" Ohio Patriot.
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(AHPETfNG we would particularly invite the attention ~
" persons wishing TO furnsh handsoa ~
beautiful sl-s Of imported Rhgsh tapestry
capctng exhibiting carpet parneat, second and
ird nnors. We hive attention selection Of
these goods and feel eohf their quality
ing elegant dssgn and moderate Pnces will
them avoahly
Of GONE North 70 make their purchases.
We have also In variety Of tapestry, Bru.scls
Ply double Venetian
received from auction New and will Be- SOLD
unusually chcnp. BARNES \ MITCHELL,
sep Ig-co f3w - :"
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NEW YoRK, Sept. 22Flour has deolned-sales Of 500
barres State, S5 20 SC 2Oj Ohio, SO 20 So 40 stand
ard southern Sc 80 81 u.s. Wheat has decinedsales Of
1000 bushels; southern white, 81 81 red 81 so. Corn
has dccnedsales Of 81 600 bushes southern mixed 65
cents Pork has sdvaneedsaes OF mess $40 rs Beef
s firm sales OF Chicago repscked at So 50asll. Lard Is
steadysales in barrels li9 cents Whisky h buoyant
sales Of Ohio 81 cents Coase u duIlsales Of 200
bags Rio iok III cents. Sugar quet-sales OF 500
hhds Havana, 81 l0Z cents. Molasses is inactive
Spirits turpentins Is dusles A3k cents per gallon
Rosn s steady Wilmington 81 67asl 70. Rice Il quiet
sales at ~ cents. Frcights improving.
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Dnn,t PLinnh.

Democrats don't finch from your position Stand your
ground Let fight right The time ia not far dis
tan when We shall be in majority. Thousands Of those
who have voted for Fremont will hereafter keep the fact
themselves There Is majority Of democrats 10 Maine,
and those no have temporarily left all their
mistake. We are about FIFTY THOUSAND strong, and
such force s not be surrendered TO any power
may come Let US fight every inch and there
is a sun in heaven, better days are coming.
Mine Free Press
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ID y. STEER, Me- chsnt TIA iar, Ne. ass seventh II.
noides biz patrons and the plbic hat received
TRIM the New YORK and Phaepa markets the arE
stock of coihs vRstE shirts doves no
si.y SC, that he has eytt off req or their Inspection,
FFoui bis tor iHsneE With the patrons ard t
demands the Washington public care
the selection his gId he cOnhdoay heeves I've batter p
pared 20 sui the hna he has before
examination Of bis ook and prices by pubc
WI. may call that he takes pleasure showing Foods
Esp cal npcnh0u invited Tho ts which arc be
heyed 20 BE- Of he very best description made country
Sep vs. -9aw3wiC
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Disunion has no Past !

The disunon of these States is the platform upon which
John O. Fremont has taken bis stand. He no more
move off nor come down than the Alleghanes move
off or come down. he is fastened there like island
filled with disease in the midst of the boiling of fla
natcism. What @bad eminence" is his Look where he
stands He ears-he and his echoes and organs-to look
upon The past The sacred memories of the revolution ring
like curses in his eas-be will face them The of
Washington Jefferson Monroe, Madison, Rutledge Pinck-
ney Ferguson Jackson come to him as if he had been
guilty of an attempt to murder them-as indeed he s
guilty of trying to murder their reputation. He looks
the future only. He looks forward to divided brother
hood Of States scattered family of freemen TO de-
filed national hearhstone to broken covenant to a
mu tila,sd constitution dissolved Union and final
~ once again. employ the words Of Choae to
consecrasi and revolutionary b1nnr from Whch fifteen
have been erased hare fallen r DIsuSIoS ms PAST
Troy Budget.
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SOFF "A 'Tsi-S.w stIies for fall aud yyia,er.-We
- fecryd large aud completes of
boys Of all syp, coln prices which
speetuIy the airntioa Of putchasrrs Pea'e
Gao II q. WHITE Cu.'s
Fashionable Hat and Cap store, ssl Penns avenue
hets sth End 10Th streets.
I've prepared fair competition, and SCH At
the I1wpsl prices cash.
ROn &C.
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Iorn D.

Know all persons by there presents thai has released,
hereby Of Texas all
claim for The payment OF certificate
Der for the Of -, issued BY the late republic
rrxas by the authorities % the state u IeIa
be BY United the pro-
RS Of Congress- eHtied provide
payment credto republic com
pretended Ia The act Of Congress Of September nine
approved rebguly, and an act
Of lhr state OF TeXas, approved the la Of February 1885,
A. witness my hand and ACRl.
Aug 22--ditlstJan
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NOTES ON The CAMPAIGN.
Nep III mpshire.


Our convictions that Mr. Buchanan win receive the cleo
tora vote Of this State daily becoming stronger and
stronger In this section Of the State ii impossible
that should fail to make large gains Many Of the
active and influential who have hitherto labored
against working with equal zeal and ardor in
behalf OF the Union and the constitution We know OF
muludes who have never voted the democratic ticket
who will now; and they men, too who have an
influence beyond the single they win II have
LIST anybody worth naming, we don't know who.
The result OF the Maine election hps Heretofore the
nomination Of Fremont has beeu considered joke by many
who have proposed to vote for him because they thought
could do HARM and because they did desire act
with party they had always opposed The possibility Of
his election appals them and they reco with shudder
from its disastrous consequences We have In point
wealthy shrewd, and intelligent merchant in Boston,
largely engaged in New Hampshire trade says: "Ths
won't do voted the democratic ticket but put me
down for Buchanan this time sure"
We tell friends this Is issue between freedom
and slavery, but between union and disunonbetween
peace and war-between harmony and anarchy Don't be
Observation-Disclosures Daily Union.
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Duyau 4 Bro, Merchant TaiIors,

RB ceyng their fall and goods OF
II and impoitations New YORK.
The fashions Gall and wiHter syer
Our aud citizens generally invited early
IN their selections,
DUvALL n BRO Penn. ave. u,
Bet Seen r aud q. half SIKH streets.
Sent 90. od2viH
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LANCASTER, Sept 2O-Mr. stsmmss celebrated trotting
bay Topsy stolen from this city yesterday She IL
extensively known in Philadelphia and Maryland, and Is
great favorite with sporting men.
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profs ssluuRl Notice

CONWAY RoBINsoN, % Richmond, Virginia, prac Rich
mond in the court Of nppeas and United States coars, and
Washington city In the sUprsme Court
Betto him will be directed Richmond. Ntrsnia.
sept 10 -lawGw
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The Feeling in Philadelphia.

Every day convinces that the dsunon OF
the opposition will nowhere be sterny rebuked than
In the ity OF Philadelphia. We have all sides nell-
gent and influential citizens declaring their determination
oppose the fusion State ticket and to stand up to the
democratic nominations in October 1t would be strange
If otherwise 1t would be remarkable if in the
midst of the pers which round could be found
willing to assist in the for the election of John
c. Fremont with the fact before their eyes that the
Of that would psrayze industry and pros
the great interests of this splendid metropolis
PHILADELPHIA Argus.
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The Sentiment in Men jersey

The democratic district convention which met on We'd
nesday at Woodbury. New Jersey, the largest and
most enthusiastic political gathering that assembled il
that State. The courthouse filed OVERCOMING and
three stands erected outside from which the multi
tude addressed Every portion Of the congressional
district fully represented. delegation twenty
eight miles to the meeting which that it
extended half mile in length 1t accompanied by
music banners, hickory poles, &c-Phaadeipha argus.
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URpard Bound Steamer.

Nav YoRK, Sept 2oThs steamer Cambria sailed hence
to-day for Liverpool, with $3.50 900 in specie
The steamer Fulton sailed nso at noon, with nearly
$500, 900 in specie.
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CHICAGO, Sept. l9--The South Branch srry.boat whe
loaded with passengers capsred BY schooner and
persons drowned.
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ExPoRrs-The total value Of foreign exports from the
port Of Baltimore for the past week S2s 627 Incu-
ded in the exports $685. barrels Of four 334 barrels
Of corn neal o5s bushels of wheat 1927 bushels Of
corn and l,7s4 hogsheads of tobacco.
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BY Il Ell Il q r. A p III
Los. Of a British Nal S.samcr.

NEW OatEhNs, Sept. n.-We learn by the brig Union,
just arrived the Belize that the kngsh mail Tay
totally lost Lobos island the 3Oh August. The
passengers, crew, and mails saved.
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Form A.

Know all persons by these has released,
aud hereby the United States OF America from further
Iahly cart6cae evidence Of
lumber the sum Of s. issr.d BY The ia,e republic Of
Texas, the Texas
br by the United States Ia
provisions Congress- emitted provide
creditors republic Of
in the act OF 81 September ninr, eighteen
Gy approved The 2h day FtbIuary 1885,
OF Texas approved the lat OF February 1885,
As witness my hand and seal.
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Democratic Congregational Noainaiion.

EAsrox, Pa) Sept 2o-The democrats OF the tenth di
cthave nominated william H. Dimmick Of Wayne county
for Congress.
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GEN IRA l. NEW 8.

DEATH or BRIrsH cossUI.-Mr. Charles Rowecraft late
British nj Cincinnati dismissed by Secretary Marcy,
died on the voyage home to Englsnd.
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RrvrR srwa-Tbe ST. Louis Democrat says:

The river was a stand yesterday The Star OF tn,
West from New Orleans reports the H. NJ Wright hard
aground at Catfish FIVE aud half feet In the chan
mel The Amazon reports the There dozer
boats In port loading for New Orleans No improvement
in the Upper Mississippi Illinois, Missouri On the lat
told there Is abundance Of freight foi
shipment this port but owing TO the low stage Of water
boats take only limited cargoes Twelve arrivals yes
erday, bringing along great quantity Of produce, &C.
The FIRST NEWSPAPER IN NEW HAxFsmRK.--The frat
newspaper issued in the State OF New Hampshire bears the
date Of October 1885, The time fixed upon for the CEN
tenuia celebration OF theevent at Portsmouth Monday
October Rev Dr. Peabody editor Of the North Ameri
Review, has accepted invitation to deliver the ora
ton on the occasion. poem Is announced by @distn
guished son Of Portsmouth,
CARGO OF RAsPRERRy JANA western exchange SAYS:
"The Detroit Advertiser preserves the fct that on the
last trip Of the steamer illinois from Lake Superior she
brought down quite large quantity OF raspberry Jam from
Sugar island Twenty tons Of the jam will 10 ma nufac.
tred there this The berries are purchased from
the Indians and the price Of the Jam Is this year twenty
cents per pound Last year IL sold Ct twelve cents bu,
has advanced In Consequence Of the high price Of sugar
Discovery or /. NEW Captain Dunn, Of the
baroue Dragon at salem from Padang reports thar the
passage from the Teee islands to Shsnghse September ~
1885, he saw island not laid down In his chart to the
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IHCREAsR IN THE PRICE or SILK G00Ds-A Paris CORES
pendent says;
al am afraid the ladies will complain this year. for 81
goods viii increase IN price there is rise Of hy per cent
Oh the material Tue Lyons trade is In very de-
pressed condition Many looms indeed have been stopped
The only great orders received have been from RUSSIA
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STATE FAa-The total receipts OF the New Jersey State
Agricultural Fair Newark last week amounted to be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000
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OPINION OF THE CORPORATION ATToRSEY-J. NJ Carlile
eq attorney for the corporation received several nerrogs-
from the board OF aldermen time since ref
the appointment Of corporation officers in
to which be expresses the opinion that the APP
Pointments made by the mayor during recess Ten
dure until the next following rccesS when IN the
the Offices become vacant That the mayor Is bound
by the charter nominate to the board gil such
ces any vacancies at the first session Of the board after
the shall have occurred but may in the just exercise
OF sound discretion and in good faith continue reap
point temporarily, be at first appointed temporarily
til he End such nominee viii be equally acceptable
himself and TO the board since neither has the power to
compel The other to nominate or TO confirm las the
may BEL each being wholly independent Of the other and
having distinct duty TO perform. That when such reap
pontmens have been made by the mayor the Offices are
not vacant but lawfully filed by the apponeeS and
that the corporation is bound pay the salaries of such
incumbents
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nOrthward, distant i've miles. Got good observation,
and made It's position in lat 80 deg. 40 mn long e7 deg
40 min by tho chronometer II is small sand island
with low bushes six miles in circumference II Is inhAb-
ted and surrounded by coral reef mile from the Shore
and can be 10 miles from the masthead The same
afternoon saw the Michale group the northwagd as
laid down on the chart
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!, EcEIvED Tot OF William Penn Cock stove. ana
u new Paiof hralr .r.. ...
w. u. narrower, seventh street,
sept@i Five doors from Pesn. avenue.
lENrER's HOTEL 60 be ciosed.-os Rnturday, q IN in
shall close hotel Tor the prpose of
cleansing painting and enovating win ropca Monday
Ih November when shall he prepared nran pulsrns
my friends and the public generally NJ. "A, DEXTER,
SEM n-dIwff -
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Ew Books--LuruI's Digest u 5. Supreme Court
~ ports. vol
Bennett ieard's lie aiding Criminal Cases Vol. /.
Howard's U B. supreme Court Reports. Vol Is.
LaIfObe'- Justice, edition l vol.
Lusden Z w1rs. J Svo.
HAS eds III Evidence. 4 vol.
Patton aud ea his Of Ca Decided Special
Appeals Of Virginia, with Index GaIrRns Nrp0ns
DuSfops Laws OF the United states, IIe3-ie,6 vol.
sept ~ fRANCR TAYLOR.