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Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-10
.YA great many Democrats in the South
make a terrible ado about the Union, but at

make terrible ado about the Union, but at
the same time swear that they will dissolve
ii, if the Republicans happen to ger oSSc>-
sion of The government They love the Union,
but if they have to resign the spos Of otiicc
slrle. s.llEs 1,-f 81. ~
.r4aThese lovers OF the Union are a it'll. like
the ctapp who was i,i that The best cure Tor
the pailitaton of the heart was to leave OF
hnagiag and kissing the girls "if that is
the OIL remedy Which can be produced, +" he
,crie'i,.a. for one say, let 'er palpitate." "
LouIkrlNf .ipuraHl -
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-10
The Hastings Democrat.

The first number of this paper, the success
sor of the Hastings Ledger, has come to hand
1t is better printed and got up with more
taste, than its predecessor. DR.. G. P. Ad-
a,Ds, well known as a member of the Extra
Session Of the last Territorial Legislature, and
as a candidate before the first Republican
State Convention for the nomination of Secre-
AIRY of State is its editor !! As Specimen Of
the style Of the Democrat and its truthful
ness as political organ, we extract the fol.
lowing: s..t ... F.,r.r- sir e., ,... r.. '.-
MINNESOTA ELECTION. The success of the
Republican parry III the last State election,
ias been heratdcd forth as victory achieved
upon Republican grounds" This is grossl,
'alse, The contest was not foug ght upon pr
y issues, but purely upon. local grounds. by
ISSUE OF iaisehooIS, exag5crationS, sophis-
tiles, ami tase appeals t. the cutiity AMI
say Irice ot our people they were enabled TO
carry the State with the assistance of at least
ten tih"usnnd Democratic voters who, by their
Specious premises, we've duped INTO support
ing their nominations. This they admit them.
selves here at home, bat to their brethren
abroad they send greeting " that the Re
publican party OF Minnesota have achieved a
glorious victory. 10 use the language of the
,Ninnesotjan, the Democracy have been roat
ed horse. foot and dragons" This paper
paper was the most unscrupulous of all the
opposition presses III tine State in its utter
ance Of taiseiioods, and The vniicliye.,ess with
which i, purs,sed Gov. sibley and The other
o;ficc-,ol.Iers Of the State For its services
inc 'gseat nogul' is to be sent to the United
States Senate--lna horn. ..' 81
Ne apprcierrd that if the election was TO
be gone through with again tine result would
he entirely different. ...
y.-.. .. .m* - s.rr--x +
itepudiation va, the watciiwo. i of the Re
III ,ilcan party IN the last election. Pay yUar
.,'',e>t indebtedness, was incri.ed upon the
Desn,ciatic standard. 1hi, was the Issue up.
IN which the issue and the result 20 before
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-10

51 Georse 4. Giner, twice Governor Of
Georgia, and for three times between the
years 1921 and 1885, member of Congress,
aied q few days since.a Since 1s4s, he has
ft'een seseralsti,nes a member OF the State
Legislature, and in 1856 published histori-
caiework called the Georgahs .s5ac ~! ~
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-10

u, The voice OF the Kentucky Deulocra-
ey viii almost certainly bc for Guthrie as. the
next residential candidate. Guthrie stands az
good chance for the nomination as, any Deiu-
yet named, in our opinion. 81
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-10

Wnen the Hre,eaters dissolve the Union, to
which sectien will the fourth OF July and the
Declaration VI Independence belonxS
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-10

rf;A Sf.sl1 5fts - HIS p t}97hf5 y ftEgsHsA
yl!a.4;s.s,4q aaI siiFs6 ssarud 1sdi n tfesy9al9
Iaos&sg bszaioaa
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-10

p Es.. rs .rL HOUSE. 8GitHfF-a =
The House met pursuant to adjournment
and was called to order by the Speaker.
Several members wh1 were not present yes
terday, came forward, were sworn m, and
tooks their seats bon saJg t35'.".g "ss ~
NOTICE OF CoETEsTED SEATS. .'.A'
r" Mr.. lSECDMBE gave motto. that on to NOR
morrow OF Some future dav he shouIef present
. petition OF Repert E. jefferson, contessing
the seat of MIR. NettIeton, Of the Lake Supe.
rihr district
saH Mr.. MORRISON presented a petition from
Mr. Hays contcstlng the seats Of Afessrs.
Barton and oders of bsakets county Read
and laid on the table. ;-s.,.- 4 .,-r...-.;f,
- .-t RESOLUTIONS. ... tx =
93y Mr, SECOMBE-That committee of
three oe appointed to inform the Secretary of
State thar the House was now organized and
ready To proceed to business. Adopted1
BY Mr.. REHFELD-That committee be
appointed to let the public printing of this
House to the lowest bialder-Laid on the ta-
ble.
+ By Mr. SEOOMBE-Thata a COMMITTEES of
two be appointed by the House 10 confer with.
similar committee of the Senate to confer a :
to time and place for, the holding of Joint
Session for the canvass of the returns OF the
late election for State Officers and Members
Of Congre>s.-Accepted, and Messrs. Sec
onne and Roy We're apiointed.,.aeY Il
!, By Ar. AOkRlsoN-lhas Geo. A. Em-
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-10

lI.s9 ,Ialaf .l'H .3ea n no asiI 51I-si1 1870
sssla q sksss t:alI3 saAGsss4as sEeea q t,h 500
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-10

.ysfS b slilaAd 10 saj usieis egsl; so
sd 1s esst saa oa n.aAs.-p.3 'saBoI Ell q gys
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-10

bre .-uidI 20 buiA ts@i q ts,g saE p ,assi
I'll eaw il ",saob !; sss q aaE bIHoT sd
.sGob
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-10

: ACrrrzEN OF ANoKA.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-08

without delay in every county CITY and town ,Kho.
duty shall be to see that ali suspected pc are
according to law. II
sth That the law Of Virginia should be amended. so
.al me 'amPering with slaves, with view induce
.pem 70 aoscond' should be punishable by death and
that person accused Of melting or advising slaves 10
rebel or make insurrecon, abscond or Of uterinr
sedtious Language or language approving abolition
may be tried forthwith before two magistrates and
| jury. a- - 49,
9Th That the citizens Of those States in which law,
exist ue OBJECT oil which to prevent the recovery of
fugitive slaves, punish those who seek TO recover
them, ought TO be denied by statute the privilege of
SUNG IN the courts Of Virginia, until such laws are
repealed. :
10th. That il Is the duty of the non..layeboldiny
States to prevent, by proper penalties their citizens
from forming combinations, or stimulating Others 20
form combinations, assa the slave States or to dis
turb them IN any manner because Of the existence of
slavery among them; and the Southern States sbonIJ
demand OF them the passage OF such laws and retaate
upon the citizens of every State which fails in rea
sonable time TO pass them
llth. That all pcdlarS and drumming agents ouyb, "a,
be expelled from the State.
18th. That there ought 10 be Convention of all IN.
southern STATES, at as early day practicable TO
consider what course the Southern people should pur
sue IN The crisis which threatens them and to pre
pare concerted action and ample means 10 protect
themselves and their rights in the iraricdal which
Is at hand.
18th. Tha, the friends of the South at the North il
there be any, be requested 10 hold Convention also in
their own country and express their and give Us
the benefit of their suggestions to the measures best
calculated TO arrest the aggressions Of the aboonst,
ahu al tne same time preserve the Union
18th. That the Legislature ought 10 prohibit nv
law the circulation in Virginia o, all newspapers and
books which advocate approve abolition.
18th. That the thanks OF the citizens Of Henrco are
DUE and arc hereby heartily offered the Executive
Of the State for the prompt and effective measure.
taken to suppress and punish the recent outbreak at
Harper's Ferry. -
Mr. John P. Harrison offered the following resolution
which was adopted:
Resolrtd, That the magistrates of each magsteriaI
district be requested to appoint Vigilance Committees
for their districts.
On motion Of J. ID. Warren, il was
Resolrtd, That copies of the above resolutions be
furnished TO the Senator for this District and the
Delegate TO the Legislature from this county to be laid
before the respective Houses
The chairman stated that the committee had moi had
time TO prepare Constitution for a Southern Rights
ASSOCIATION but proposed to report to adjourned
On motion, il was
he'ored That when this meeting adjourn, it adj journ
to meet again at the Court House. on Saturday next AT
IL clock 10 receive the report Of the COMMITTEES Of
thirteen, and to organize Southern Rights Associa
ton.
On motion, the meeting then adjourned
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-08
MILITARY PREPARATION.
PErEEsuuRa, Nov. 2s, 1859.

To the Rator Of the Wig:
A communication appeared in the Wbig some d,vs
ago over the signature of "a Carolinin have Lcep
waiting in expectation of seeing prompt and cordial res
ponses to the proposition there made which hpt
not fail to commend itself TO thinking men AZ well c,p
lated to secure that immediate thorough and efficient or
ganizaton OF all the available material OF the State al
admit TO be eminenuy expedient under the circumference
In common with you, Mr. Editor and all other right.sp
lited lmay not say OF without qualfcatiousl Virgin
ians, have watched with pride the aicrty and entbn
asuc ardor with vhich young and old rich and poor
have rushed to gu the ranks Of our existing volunteer
companies aud 10 form new Hecdles of b t,unts and
jeers about panic and cowardce from the black
compcers Of brave Fred Douglas and De- Howe i,rrc
portion have disregardcd the imperative calls Of busin
aud interest, and obedcut the stern commands of
higher duty with unquesoning confidence in their chief
executive have exchanged the comforts aud cndearmept
OF home land where, in this vide world has that word
deeper aud more moving significance than 70 Virgin
aus for the Inconvenience discomfort aud exposure Of
camp life. Al honor those who could In tbese min
ing times OF peace With such unmurmuring indifference
submit 10 the multiplied and harrassinr ,rrovabccs i
table 20 the soldiers life rendered dtblv distrcsn In
this instance by the lack Of fnl equipments bv the ab
scucc Of the nspiritng stir OF excitement Of STATE Of
acual warfare and by the sudden change in habits and
circumstances.
We Mr. Editor Who have hcsn taught, since We eoprd
lisp, Our Faher which ART in Heaven 10 eherish with
generous enthusiasm the glorious memories Of the faith
ers Of our republic and have looked forward in kinipg
eyes and flushed cheeks TO an unparslleJ f,tpre ~
have fastened 70 brand gith ,sifor the man Who d,r
to whisper "disunion, never for moment supo.ioe thar
SIC ,cmper iyrlnuis could ever command disioysty TO
pluribus uuum, who have had written upon the tttl,ts
Of our hearts Liberty aud Union-nav and forever
Que add inscparabe" and have al along looked upop
TIC bright side and pvt from the queston OF dsson
ton and seucssan-wc, say have heeu ,pnaed bv AZ,
oathsOme curruptlou IN the body politic bro,gbt a.
light by very insgui6cant festeriag Appalled, did I
ssyY Yes appaief-appaiisd not bv the supie fact re-
'ecd-not that We fear the sudden death portended
but appalled, AZ the crushing destruction 70 III our
brightest anticipation and foudest dreams Of Ion 49,
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wEsTMoRELANp.
OPPOSITION MEETING IN MoXoyGAII.. o

MoRGANTowN, Va, Nov 2s 1889
At meeting Of the citizens of Monon ralia conptv
posed TO the present administration of the eneral
eminent, held at Morgantown, on the 2sth Nov 1s5o
for the purpose Of appointing delegates to the State CON
venon TO be held in the city OF Richmond on the an
day Of December, 1859. George McNealy, ESQ was
called to the Chair and r. MADEIRA appointed Secre,nrv
On motion, six delegates from cac magseria istri.t
IN the county was appointed by the meeting TO attend
said Convention, composed Of the following eentIemen
TO wit .
District Va. Abraham Devault, Thomas Ta,Itop
james ID. kerne, John j. jenkins and Zadac McBee
District No. 2.-Henry Derrng, Col William A Han,
and =. Madera. = "''''
Di,lrief]No. a.-John ST. Clair, Charles IT, Burgess.
John Rude James I. MeCiasky, and Anthony Lolt1r
District No. 4.-Thomas Lazzell Sr Draner CoI.
De. james May, Amos Ccur:ney, aud jas Body
Dlsfriet No 5.--William Fear, Henry Potter, Bep,-
min Thompson, William W Price and George n Co.,
District No d-ARdrew Brown, ESQ. Richard n T. -.
want Isaac Shrver, George Price, and Asa Ievant
l. District No. 7.-Abram b. Pratt John A. WiIsv
George p Cumridge. Joseph Danow, and Houstan stew
On motion Of F. MADEIRA a committee Of three vss an
pointed by the chair to report resolutions e1pressi ~
the sentiments OF the meeting whereuPon F Naders.
X L. berkshire, Leroy Kramer appointed said com,
mittee, who, upon consultation made the folovinv re-
port, which was unanimously adopted:
ls Resolpsd, That the character and record of tbs
Hon. Jno. W. Bolts, Nirgnias distinguished son r,or,
fully meets the requirements Of our country AZ The
ent time than any other IN the Union ana /.
entitled to the confidence and support Of all lovers Of the
Union
End Rssolrsd That the delegates in ,bo s,.,. r.
yenton urge the Importance Of placing the name Of the
Hon. JnO. W. Bolts before the peopl A the stsrdsd
bearer OF the great Opposition party for President of the
United states in letO believing him bo the mOs avail
able and best calculated lead us 70 ulorions r;c
80 hesolred, That The HOn. Jno. " iis, y. or frst
choice Tor President IN 1861, YET we pledge
our hearty and united support to any other pood
vatyc statesman. which the Opposition National Convor
ton may nominate
ga Rs'oirsf That any gentlemen Who are with us in
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II
As-The subscriber has just returned from the
Northern cities where he has laid In supply
the best quality, used In Iocksming Bell Hanging
Ing ec ard Invites public attention 70 his
poyed the best uokmen be had prepared
order kind Of Lock- manner and 10
do bver Plating In style 90 be
meni IN this eouniIy All his work warranted, sale
AMER experience of In This city,
snanee With the best Lock makers country naers
ht 1seh thai he sasfeCton
psi and therefore socts country which
vim meet with prompt attention. -
wishing 90 have Locks
any style or SyerPlang executed In superior manner
vte call hs establishments
dee.
distance through The Poet once will be I'm.
medi iey hd; aud Bell hanging any county
Al et prices.
ddress wM w. sNEAD
aiiverP1aier, Locksnith nd Hanger,
oeiP-dam 10th Street. Richmond, Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-08

TINO THE PUBLIC-In Of the unpreeedeni-
u ed sseeess Of "Our Model shri have made
men (Which heretofore Impossible the
demand in New York) dys large supply popu-
lar shirt on hand Ia variety Of quality that
those sending ordss viii have them Allied regularly and with
despatch As the sole this Shirt Richmond
would respectfully call the have
seen Our Modeto examnAtion
ed that tits the best
for sale We also prepared 20
measures at short notice. and reduced prices
hand large and desirable stock Of GENTLEMENs FURNISHING
GOODS. which embraces everything pertaining
and which win be offered greatly reduced prices.
- sTURTEvANT MAGwIRE
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A DAVIS, PURR uoUSTAIr avs wU,sWv

A DAVIS PURE WOUNTAIS RYE wursKv
bge manuaciurr of ne Justly "a Adtm whItv 80
ghoh 1e beeoms ls sole agents, future tssp
buyers. IOIfNsDN Vnffeasu a ss..,sn s.,e,son "
nnft Vssse
'InUNks, TRUNKS, BONNET CAsEs ". h,,.
on and larFe sssortnlen ~ TRtNKa I'll ferrrv tsss
@n @ s.n suitable fof iadrs reneen Aiso ykIsFs "a
~ uAes &C. % shish We most respectfully sitsrt n
dsa ALEN HTLL 90 iGI Ma. e.
CLOAWst CLOAWSn
A llh assortment uf Cloaka a srfu
nE he -, Nus giving ue Lades ehsncs - sn-.srsr,
zone ms1eiscufe a. eyery dollar pay TO- aatns Coats Il
a's oHnEs a cHEsEnY
(LOAEsi cLoA AKsii CLOAKstft-op op-usd ri,
~ day, a pEREGNs CO siore fli Fssis ssuss-
N.w m.es coth ciosts, sss syis
~ Velvet ciost' At vsry lov pdee a.
PACON.-35 hhds prime western side. ,nI,.- H., -.
~ sEtsEn 90
RAIsINs.-Buush ssa tsysr Ra.bs.. -, -,
- .--.----.-- 80 pAFFNf0HT
46 Haps. sTRICrLN PnlHE naooS sls.-
r.V La1dinE per s,eau.eE for ale "
s,s woatslE cLaISoESH No ~ p...sa
HoRsE ANp WULE suORs, srsssy
CsSvsa SESs'-Sss-A's :. n; ss.,..,,...-
A~sNSANASo
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-08

tGORR uGATED WROUGHT IRON AND
~ WIZ by I.ers Patent Admirably
tages &e sheep and Hurdle. Wire AeSng head
sesds with variety OF Fodlng Iron
furniture Patent Wire Coal Screens Ore Sand and Gravel
Screens Wire Netting for Mosquito sheep, Poultry
purposes Wire Summer Houses Fancy Wire Work In
rety, for Gardens, &C.
NJ. WALKER A SONS Manufacturers,
oc6-diy
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med e ned aud Bel hanging done In any part Of the county,
siv,rPi.,er Loet.uls Ss and ~ aeI sifap. IIanscr.
oet'-'am ioth Street, Richmond. Va.
Hone MARE SHOES have constantly hand Of
Boots and Shoes:
Cater Boots, viii and without heels
Morocco Lace Boots, with
M. Eo. Gsnsicmoni
sou, Boot. single and dopbto sa.1s
Feg isIIsss-a aad chHsrNas
o,,s,...,. Per Bcysi
Bout Cos, rsS :ss sg,s..s ~ ls.S soS,. Ss.n,
=. Pr;Pssa to maize 70 order 'h;T notice above
h~-'''"'a '"" 'No q "a W. NJ a., a.,
at ? saoors above 7. r. PRICE Co
w ANTED Tepgreha, or hire By the iH sfJsnusry nsI,
% ss, sqns sr s ras . ssSs. 70 rs1s % 10, 10 s ety.
ossPa ~ 90 nSa good ehar'''er. Apply 20 .v,vrr, .oo
dot-u VS." ". hlNhth ACo.
R0OM F0H HENT.-A room on second Hoor
Store 'f' long '"''S1Ss SssKTss TSg tsc 60 a, r,
XVANTE O.-wogsh, % purchase good sOot, s..h,r
rssrsipTcs vn sspsid 's1i TIsHER WINSTON
g % S. Es@'S . TsT ss s. H;S S;ss ID
: ok bs1'Sas ~ We OF - WiRwicS ! RSkksbSLE
WANTED Ooa hsod., % vors wellsa Boot.
10 no a arss.s hand. '''' ''''''"
nc S'' ''''' ~ & '''' ''f i1' waTF " Tif = S & eau
COoK wANTEp.-ws .l.s . pu.eAs.,, ., hlts, .sr-'
~ rafs ooot, Without inc vuhrancs-ts remain IN lhe ciY
sssa KFNT. PAtNE CO.
INOR aRNT.-a ta,e, rent Ke- IN rear of Nsssrs.
II Johnston Brsnsfor frouuss iu asary Auy. Ren,
"SSs''' sas Possession S''H ''' wv vmLsov sovs
DUnRanOUNDsPIOES ,rusis ofr round
Afrcsn 0inFcr In kega Pore uouof Cnnamon,
oeia ". pFfEpa0N. sraFgst W hain -
CtHEEsE, CEEEsE.-too boSes Neg Vost ss.s Cheese,
" prime quay ordsr anne and for sss By
nof HFGDEN MILLER cor. Peaf and tafg =.
IN CAsEs WAY eUPEuIOu WHISKY tssive
OO years oh IN E'ass IN store and for sale ~ -. .
A NCHon H0LT1rG cLoTH.-rrrneh Bur- Aad
noa CtARksOs ANDERSON. No ts daln ~
GANROnD's LrConlCf, ler sale ~ s,,,,,.,.
A LeT ToERnIMEo oogNTnY cUREn HAMs
post A hooRR, AoT, Cana
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1859.
JERSEY CITY MOULDING AND PLANNING MILL,

-. UORNER OF GkEENE AND MORGAN srREErs
WOoD Meudngs Beads and Archaves constantly on hand
and worked TO order Also Pew and Hand RAN,
Inside Trimmings Of description Trsss and ali
tnds OF Scroll and Straight Saving Carving 1 i Any
desired pattern worked order
all lis branches Plain Pannc octagon Neuc on hand
aud made TO order Bausters OF all descriptions
&c Mahogany, Black Walnut eak Cherry and stair
Rails saved worked TO order The prices each
torn % the book any part OF The United
for 100 feet running
NB-One Of the largest stocks Mouldngs Trimmin.
and greatest variety OF Patterns OF the yrry h
materais will always
with neatness and despatch. Terms cash
JOHN d. fULLER will also
attention 10 Gothic Work for Churches Budnss Dwens
Houses &c Window Frames order al short noes
Round and Square Picket Hence, 4c Also dealer
and Bnd Of every description Manufactured Of the
and article In line lowest cash prices
Marbieired Iron and Slate Gotta Tuse.
Wlndov Caps Ae tD Designs and DR. At
outics- i.I-- ~ s,i-
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New York Markst.

CIV YORK. sept. D -F1our has advanced
q X,as4 -; Ohio 81 9Oas5 Do Southern sss
e as, 20 ns as J. lasc higher; southern white
Cum is higher; MIXED a3c Po,t 4. an. -.
W. prime $40 IS Lard is steady al iOxaiiSc.
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M --LATEST IT'S Yi IIIGIIlI.
Marine Disasters.

Nkw YORK, Sept, 22.-The bark Hela A. Nil.
,er; henee Tor California, was wrecked on the
s. s"o islahds. No particulars have been re-
sNokToLH, Sept. 22-Auivrd to-d.x rr-,rh
oa,A Magusy, from Havana, bound 10 Hsvre,
,eaking badly, having touched ON the Fiorida
large ship and two other vessel. A.. ,.n,,.
south OF Cape Henry 'e ssAo's
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DIED.

On the 23, Of September, 1889, after lingering
In bis 10th year.
The trends and rel ativt of the family are invited
TO attend his funeral to trrow Saturday after
noonl at O'Clock.
LeOnardtou n Beacon please co2y)
At tho residence of Hon. r. j. Robertson Black
OAK Point, Mo, Au,u st lath, FANNIE KATE
only child 81 Il. ). and Sarah X. Station.
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OPINIONS OF THE LONl
pRRss.

ave recommend our correspondent to try Mon.
Soyer's new Sance, entitled the 'SutAna's Sauce
liz made after the Turkish reel Do. its A yor "a -
cellent, and II affords consderahle Aid an c.sas 81
slow and weak questionable Laaest "
"The Sultana's Sauce 10 savory piou.nt Ind .,;
cy; a happy combination of havors and esssnrSa.
worthy of the delicate taste of Sultana the senius
OF Soyer, ana "a, universal patronage Of dis
"A CONGREGATION Of al the piqusnt resources of
TaTkey ana hessis a. On,ttd Ss,rics Gassffs.
alone TITS most valuable djunct To Fish, Flesh.
Sr Fowl and should be placed on every dinner "a !,
~, The Sultana Sauce is most delicious .estn-
sole Agents for the United states-GARDNER
GniNELiN, III Fulton street, New Yorf; and
BkAn HAYES. 81 COrnhill, Boston.
The SuitAna Sauce can be had IN washin M ton
Of III; RIDENOUR, a04 Pa av; SHERELL q
MILLER, 214 Pa. av.; H. H.VOSE a CO., oorls
or Pa av. and 10th ST.; and other Grooers
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Iniunciian Gran,.a

PHIhDELPRIA, Sept. - I'm the u q Cirru,t
Court, to-day, Judge Gr,er granted an iniupctiop
In favor OF the New York Wire Railing Compspy
against Messrs. Walker sons. Of Phlladelpht,
To restrain the latter from selling their patent wire
railing fence beyond the limits Of Eastern Penn
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Ffn2nrfal

Wv fokk, sept 9.-Stocks opened irregul.,
si,t, weak Ci ;agC and Rock Island Ssk:
lotk Ce itral slk Reading as; Va. Ga slS 81,
sterling llOS aIlUH is asked. ''
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Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE, Sept 23-Flour Is steady; Howard
street and Ohio IS. Wheat Is Arm; 10 0uo bushels
ondered; white 81 .2Oasi 90; red 81 iOa$i rs Corn
Is nrsni white s2ss3c yellow s0ss3c Provisions
are nIrh; bacon sides loo mess pork Si5a<ls IS
hAfo quiet at &c. Whisky Is firm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-23

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