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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-24


sPf LTTRi. In moderate reques, at sia5ic. n, mos
SbtJ sell .loys, for drop, and u actci casa
SfEIS-A moderate demand exists oT Clover seed ~
Timothy SEED j. scarce in good demand at - ~ per
euiia Ln,,ed is quiet bat steady .aes o. 80 Gags II
o At so per b1sh csSh the sales OF SD bags iePiIoo
BY i,esrslh yesterday Is not confirmed 18th ,os.r. a.
s1LAklN-Ihe supply y limited VIII "'Ss''e W
u.snd; sal.s n 10 n NO. Al lcc., cash -, p,
IIAS-1le auction sale to-day was mostly Of ud Bi>ess
which wanted, new crops are ner eneins In
onge sre superior prices declined 5G4e fay and the
large. Tue Oreens were sso Old crop aud
and as pkrs Blsck totsl The prices Oh
taD.a follows Hyson 81 di.e ounE do ga
Inrerisl 90 5c-; hyson rwanEsy, IdIS ooionE %;
ToBACCo-Ks ntasty has been active, chiefly s; sdloc
very loc sales Of 500 hhdA Spanish Alters
an and heavy; small sales Of Banca dS1
essh The Ia tel al price StrAisis quiet y s.
- d, ~, DO 1hzeosl rrne 1t % 75dSs 81
TALLUN-TLe demand 1. fair and the matte, l. steady
NGu-fhr inquiry both for Native fleece and Pailed
thou b nte T. fully equal 10 the supply and ptess ius
T .koe- ssxouy; 2oOY0 = California do At r.
r. o.. d. fair good At 2Od2Sc 20 oss- Sshsi lev
no City and EItra lo1ny ee1ohy Iofrs. = IN
den sno OF bas low common to isl BHens ayes
To loci 80 DO UnwSshed AiIleAn - 90 po.o M ~ o.
Gaze piNs. and by Auc'icn % oSes damaged Done
Al .ols uraer Port sIdens inspection II y eiVc cash
An. sAsony fleece n oev. Valparaiso is"I~Hei...ueS
An bSod MeTDo 519Sa . A. so1-inI 'ss-ed 40 it
A. .nd Am krtIe %, 90. .5dIs
Ar nsiiTe saJ MsTnO t0d44ls AHeroN9 dn~s.hed sSis
Eatra Puled. as : An Sofdovs washed Io6A
sup.rau- rulled.......tUds sst lndi., Tsshed.S06n
No Pu-dA - 80 AircA ansesa-d''''' ~
faa sn. unvssd 2sds7l Smyrna un~sShed. .....ltels
alifornia common do. IA smyrna ~t-h,d
eruvAp 2odS Ihertoan 1n~@sn@h'''.''""N
WHIsKY-The inquiry i. .e,iSe. and the MARKET Is
,.vx .Ales Of 80 bbis. A. 27.c-
MhALlBOAE in limited request but the supply Il snial
nd previous prices tImly maintained 81, 49,,
ZlhIt be- market - qut al u @te oi oNesi2h sH @'0-
far o.k.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-24

kS-Ne iesIu of SAFES OF ops ID iiA~N 'c'''iH
t5c and 20 n old ~ Sc, casb, -, ,.I,,
Arm The receipts hOersl aud the stotk y fe<si shall
sA.s of ken'ucky at 81 91ori 9Sc oIoia~y ne
ian h ID Al ~ a.. barley hrin aud Ia lar
for <ne oOc ief <0o Ss1@da
st Canada held at ~ dc NE - quiet AZ . 1e
o. "a Al, tt n6a Fir request dslte ioi western and
ga ,Se fo tate IGsian IL raner more rcve Ao
Ia 1. huet sas OF loi bus e. Se 4oi
Ia ko1ha elbow esteIn iHsdi sse Lar 90 SSoseih
yellow; fodszc for NewJersey Yellow sHl SJ9e i'f -'e~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-24
Cambridge Csst,- sfarle..

RxSozTHD TEE y. Y. fKIBJSx, 81 UrO. RrPr.
NEssksDAi, Nov. q, Is5a
Whole namoet a. Cs'ie nsrtet, 1'3 s5oU 10 bee~eA
sad Is stcv., csns "ortins Oxen, hEsh Cows. Ass
az. ,re SDd thFv--y
fkloE. sAKEEI bkD-Ezfrs, 81 So art quality
90 ia e. ssoon5 quality, IS Isl tsi-e qusiiy So eEC
CAT, 60
FsIcxs OF SToKs c4rT11-worti-s o.ea, = g.z s-sd
eiSo; Cows 40 CAEes s15c eco; eGIEss nsas fzoJeE
old nozes ToJs--y e<r-olds Z ~ s2e-
ssksF LAss-os L.TASsi Poes IN loss, 81 20 "
each exI-z. 60
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-24

71e ROstOz Post, in i.s weekly review Of hnSnce
and business, says:
qhs uoss cars surrey kkAs able 20 4ake Of tAs
fnAaial woEt dove nss reveal 70 nseA
ar pcrori.e ootA M eoaerss
sss I~topiSs Of -'aetssy sn.s eS1aaas s-ss4sly a.
~ sss snda nehins tss.y ~ Seis. asa
kns tnsefssisG II tLe aavans scens indosd
s kesh 81 III nonosGay wodsr cSasidcf tea tns
UUga Jas doedy ~ IN krrope hAs ost mar
A<tea 1s poSnoeG AID n@s yan hAf
vested eer eoo1 and qoay Nhstsvos enAafA
~ aSoisiEs hsuyes azsa- stis ssnAfkeos sa4
oeAnes- vhtAsr fr ROOD evil ana Aesu - daea .
4efeSt>e sf pfegrea fvco noco . dstcot tae
taea 81 ths planet nsrsehsl ~ a. rrcrT
IN this country tee paEs fas AID probabilities
hi have ooe "a isng uns oney srket %
Rsttr oortos sfs-a ha pos fsren eKchAHSs and
eaerable shpioents q sesss sEpe1s prospects,
tDports sne~d-e dulees raera Ead
pasirson4n a1tivty IL costoa Ea weo naauf.aarnE a.
a. rssu % oA scaieiy Of ssoessAy iIes arouf
,r,s DeaRrr vfospect = heSvy kain sxpsrs very sls~
ctxery q The Weard tse ocpty osttos ezop n hsnd
sks w ssnidersoy 'afPAs' sSeo s1s & nsuisosEs bar.
The Pitss5nrgk JOSrnsl Of the 18th inst says:
To or .hre Gases ssns ihe Coanass 81 beaver Lev
80 of bonas Issued 70 railroads VIE td below
Is i,1 -. May aud ccAia soesiacns rrFyd by h1.
sssy d-6sd yesterday Wb9 The ee.s, art sasss be
- t,ri~r he Embarrassed 70 hes~ ver5 seASeay
sS hi, eoniou thss hs dessAtioa 81 The rss
~ cesry ss0ssh expressed n he sss q Asse'V
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-24

It'll b. al Rouss. Ne z-so bb Flour fs ss basA
vir Isso DO en- N DO Barley oSe do oet~ Sls3
niSs lrc,i.iels s. Lard SIS 90 whssy u 90 AaAes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-24
oasrt. sQsaOsa a; for Customs, sI25,Oeoi for Fay
,.~a,, 90 AZ; Balance, q, 81, 7s6 81

n<nts, els9, 90 az Balance, e',oS4,'Se %
We und srstand 'batthe cireesoTs 81 the Ere Rail-
raaa Company have to-day made Psoyison foy retiring
De whole aoeng deb; Of the Company and that they
arswoae5 alec 70 intuei the Trustees der the
ts<t not 70 pay ont any neney from net earnings
goo the Long DoSk property. These votes renaove
80 II The lesing objectisDs that have been urged by
4 sEy boadbolders against the Pr'jPosed plan OF re-
esyziEstioS. BY the end Of the week, this Company
on be without fe3ting debt. with the interest On
&c Art a=d second zortgages IN aTrear provided ior
nsd with the opeuing Of the 1ong-Dock Tunnel also
,presiSef Cor by means Of TIE Long-Doek Company
III ,<ney market Is sbOct as reported yesterday
These IA been rather demand call, but the
<apr, is abardant. The inquiries have doubtless
eecu acre s0ye in Consequence Of the necessity Of
pro-s Dgfor payments Of two days. The Asia toOk
1afs6ni ~ ~to-day
The ncsssa ne banks in the four PRINCIPAL
On sos ~ IN. n which weekly ieyoas are ~ sde,
~ - 49, 1. a Al.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-24

ALIAwsY-A. Meant vernon wss,ehestsr County %
"A ,dn..a.y Nov % G.s short llness hsfsJ, We q
lana A. SsIowsy IN tAe Seth yssr o. esr ssei,
Th- m 4 Of Il. f1ly are ispeen4y iasltss f.ss1 'ss
4 Ics.aens- Of Ger brvhe hATes o. Say NoeS
w., " lfh greet tFridsyl a. u es0cA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-24
Marine JOURNAL
PORT OF sEw-yoRK.........soy. a,
N,t~nres.

stesmships-Rosnoke, Couch Norfolk, Ludsn Henskeai
Cks,sp&ak e e Portland, n. b. Cromwell Co. hants
,ill@ Post Savannah h. h. roulwcn Co Potomac, va
sen, Baltimore, Ii. b. Cromwell a Co
sbts- Duasy, Neu SCeAna ~ H. Bf1gham Cha
ru 4 C rls AeapulcO TsPpau sssrbock loan suDysn,
tsTver Charleston sb Carver Chssei Loaden, haovss
Lonoon. 0Tiau-n, AintgIb Co
L.rk-J. NJ AoIsles Burueisis. GbTAlteT l. B. eager.
fiiEs-I snetfs Dunbar, Pars - Conlmonse.ith thzl
Bfr Haiti T. ID X Iewolf; Psbio lSp1nisbl FkDeher To-
bAsoo Bsnssni Rsnsha~. Pcce, uslyeston n
Lrsbsng yas ybr bsik~r HOries, h. j. DvwsHs Srsss0-
Ma slsce' Lisbon, Moore Henry.
seoonsr,--Ahshem. Brvreion. LsVncea, Brett Son ca
Masonic Perry r. A. Buck Co A4dne, kcctneoa,
Bristol Thomas Jessrssa Eh. salem rls.sr ooi.
vile layloT, - Il. R. Dcvofi 4. Jeyne smith, AbexHn-
ds NJ Bsde T. BsIn~s BightmHn, GAiyssten o. A. Fsrrss
J. h1neoibh AL G-lvsoD Nofeross Prince yanss.e-n,
atom et etsr burg james Hunter; Excelsior Riley fk
DEL HE James band C. n. hoer Alle1, fetrsbu's Van
bum ssht; Lsne, bailey, Falmouth, A. H. Soiononl b.
Boiler Crosby, Hartford, -
slO 10 Z. Allen Bs,p, Nsvasf -; ETes- Cobb, New
HsN.i,
New lhanls, Philadelphia, J. w McKee,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-24

sYINsThe nIaIkst both for Ges; and Deer enie; es
ttbe former bsIss Izmpico we been mad q ICES
ee,h aud y Do. do a. &C. nos
OF tie later Honduras sold on private erE' We
qs5ts-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-24

YoTAIOEs-Ibere change 70 motto. sOPfiy demand
kicE-I. steady with ssles Of 2ss tea At 60 9a - So =
lOCfS.
ar. tim 1fe II state stesrn ompany -eig =
a. sT ru.b.d round and Ur4sgEt-d; q Gc L5f White
g. erad- md u 05c. Il Ih- sslss oeen ~
hss Iy ubs - ale. and 800 boxes Havana inelad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-24
rsw.xsKK CATTLE nAaAsr'

"a. -. urr. s.plss WEDs ssDsi, reT % -
,o-sl ss.EITT, sarIlB % al sisD- syH An IA.
seo1rfffa . the tom TIE -rF-s1 1A'
.,tV tsexs ave h,eD re>~fv~c thas sseA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-24

wux,xGTos n c. Nov n-The sehF J. H. taaHs< - =
for bestsa VITA cargo Of ana HsF. sessA -
n1es y. Of New lrlct--tBy seisrs7h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-24
Passengers Arrived
IN sry Asa JrOz M0ayOr'a ~ C. Al. W. Holmes.

stAIAIIks ALnAsse. -.
sun-Ri.e. S:S5 set...... t.s7 heen-kisss... ZIG
sag wArsH THIS
s.aa, hook 6:sS Gov Island. linn Hs1Cate... eto4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-24

YYrt1Y KKpohTED 1OE TBH Y. 7. TEIBUHB
WkpsE-DAT, Nov. %, 1854
AsHEsTbe market without chang. for -e7f s9f tss Se
ssd Is air sales Of lS7 5bls IS ~ for Pots and % - is
Feaxlz vt. -,
&c, cash -, -. II , M,
COiiONThe market has been dull and tame .s. Of Io
h.. hs better ~ plenty The export soe 'hh
iu.i yhss been ~ bales. We qDoie;
CLAesIFICATIOH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-24

R.1.NCOiehAs a Co.'s circular vi OoS' ~ hao M
following in Bggard TO tbs San Francisco Money
marked.
Therefs change IN Che rates Of interest
elegsTensst accommodations At Iaesen MoOes y rad
hoafh eheieEcy oi capital Tor i0Enf on
sct9 ssey. During the week the receipts Of ou
have unusually for the srasr,
sch there l. satisfactory accounting this
areeukG dinuBAien Il loosod for Ia MeneAn
t.Fs there hs.e transactions since Our si r
receive alma, bu there Is al indspostion
~ % by he next vessel sailing for China opvretioes
kase dssfred quote 81 III az 2 cent PREMIUM o1d
u.ess eslol at Si5 s.. Al the commencement
% bnness a. the sook0 Of money 10 tue etse treasury
s,sdiied to The various Funds, was s4Se,zii."
TTe snnRl election of the Stockholders Of the Bslti
more and Ohio Railroad, held at Baltimore Monday,
resulted IN III choice Of the following Board: John
BUpkIns, Samuel W. Smith, Francis Burns, Wesey
ssarr,,. William A. dsek, Allen A. Chapman, John
srtar Nicholas, john, Gregg, Q. Oliver ODon-
ssil,r Hssry A. Thompson, Henry s. Taylor, James
Rarye, Annexed the leading results Of the years
busihess as shown in the annual report of Oct 1;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-24

Sale. Of Hoss sos ecdins - Iss9 b. kes
ss-t.- cornis<es z,srck-zt Nc 20 wsshizssos ssss,
>ev-Yort;
For Curry Co, horrew Ohio, rs confet Hoss,
D., price Met-r Carter ke~lork. lts eoroed
boxs EiO i64r SLICE = Eyosone. WyanSstt County
Ohio 10 cornf,d HOG 20 lea =, SIC O. W hensnaw,
Ohsc, Ia corne6 Hogs IN -, DC H. b.
y01,s he~i oh izi eogDssc hep, ~ 81 iocc
Dor d. Lace isEs Co. Onio III eer4sd Hogs gro.
Il7 sltse j. b. Doyl Fairfield Co, Oa1os rs corfcd
bop q, 81 Ei D. 81. Nee s.cheOu Tsyier. indHns al
oo-ffsd boes ss go 234 g. eo P. G. HA<tex fndianz
~ oornsed iisrs sv nc iss p tsioo = Defy Aerros
Co. Ohio rs eorafea Hoss, ~. Ec- TO =, iooc ~
HaFsna Mhixzn. aospssd Hcss rro. % .. Sc. ].
Load.nbesEeE RdelPas s7s oo-ssd Hesr, gro Ia ,.
sc. Total, go
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-24

TO ARRIvH.

1h tv-rsad Mai fs Caoris u Loas every hes-
daJ us6 hprd.y ~ Lestsn essasncd fer sae1s -
uassied Orszlsad. va - Ls1in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-24

M CaEFThs rps-h- Is unchanged stih AR ce-'lD<:
ssl-s u l60 Wsssere Thin ODtong - ~ - ~ -
tuys { ~ Il Z8< aS. . -. 49, ,
on kFAfA fair SaT1A5 r-evEls sor t1e oc. tsse 80
-. = ssed- ~ quote and stss- e 81
= - . ~ n. 49,. -. - , 4,
-, l. etfe- w more doing Ter the fuf1- tse sse are
"a bb "a sis Is for N-.sf s for Cay PINE Mes
a. n a. r Is Prir Inclnded n the ssies AZ
ITlabs Mes or the spot rs S foo 49, rfs-1- and
aff0bl Mes s,lss option "a me yre ~ psl,e EN-
sri in rsques, q ~ IDS n - -
50, gry &c. go ~ FOR HPacied Messs o seG Sll 81
r., 90 S.d 81 Gdsl2 cor bogois Eztrs Pine Mess =
m siI ..srd ais Of 90 Ohio pan not a. - 81
.ef lts1s sr.ule, ssiss Of hbs "a sc = - Bec0E
g. i-r ,,rsyf Al 5ldJc Ds Ribbed Ad6l-s i3f Jana All
EsIusf, delivery Mess scarce All ~ssted LHd -
ou Re d.<asd corfnsS 20 the hoD. tsd; s.e Of 30
49, "a 49,, "a l gc Batter In goei ~ isc
hio and "A Llc stste Cheese u " s sqcest = 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-24

ofIsC,,Je Whale i IN kr S--Dsd a. shzaty sah sneei
-. g. Of M b6 Il tie East q PfIV,,s IT, Oihsf
ossrspsiops slowly zE-s1'1fes fsloes, q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-24

BENF-Rus.s 10 better snt the stke; )T
this closes descriptions oHse dad acd Fies
Clrzn kIsH.1 a. = 20 AZ
ros $50 The Government ele e-sh Aac - 90
B,,hol slTSs 49, mos sales, also Of lo o@1es sS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-24

eceip-Inrrcase a. tho porte, compared WIN
sst Z7600 bales. ISorts-ncreese TO oreai pn-n
TO decrease TO France ls ceae 70 o'eei
por,s 6,see. Total increase in exports lSi,""
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-24

cOFfTI-ho hss been sctiv. al full prices The action
si Ills orDg showed sustained sales Of seo Gags
a. Osa average lv b. Al private safe A 49, ~
Abirs lie 4bDU bags CAnpeIen % prVste slS4
In los AZ llc 20 bags santos u Lei ~ Dsgs Spu II
a,Oningo 81 0ie. " quote. . ,,s..t
Isvs bfs J. h....4fa ~ MGrscsibo ....... 9i diSt
fio laiI to prime III, 2} jamaica 9%
ain Oi all Isl Bono io 100 D.'lit@bt
L.sgusyrs...............H " ioi
CJ-gh he demand Domestic has been good mo fr1Itt
ave the inQu the ksst continues ae1ve W.
auote by cargo =, and from yard at 81 ~ u
ion Iorsgn been hoitsd request win very An %
ply lnposious being chiefly for Gas C'P~es5eHa
CAkLIFS- Adsmantine quiet at l8d2o, - " brand
Plain SleI M command N YCc stent do, sOc-
1OPftk-Ner Sh-ah hing sells slowly a. nc tete" sis,a
a. zoe and Bolts Brsrs' Copper ~ o0GSc inos ne
tn.a Eot oournsnds 1l Gzlc casn, aud Old sneA"s az
Gle, cash. -.
OODS-Tbe inquiry continues limited snd stocks are
ann for all reaur.mes saIs Of 40 TINS 81 DOMINGO Log
~eod ana cAsh; and 20 Lima WOVd At so mo-
ELBUk All AlLAL-1he inquiry Tor Weseefn ADD sts e
and the yit oT the loS gf-ae- t7
s. In al flu Iaes; TIE oests sses are Ia
request and plenty the sale. are i oSIs ~
- a0 81 VI lor supertne 80 for choice dol 10 lVO
.rne estera; IS zVa IS do Of low grAie
ssas 20 ior chipping brands Of rosndnoep extra ONO
IS ia 10 IS dos - 41G~I iSf ezra zen
es.e and ST. Louis Flour steady Voc or nH y
IN f The sales Of 90 oOis q % ~ % -
for ,,tth hem FlJuT IL " steady deSsno PAT ~.
IT,. lie Oeel grades hEeguisr tGo sales @re ~
suyerhne oSis,u0fe, &C ana % oVW
- - for grades hye flour Is un aasei th s~s'
80 30 sbl. Al ~ VNs4 Com Meal j. oDcssnsed the de-
for hsno.s Buekwhess Flour in demand a. +I9s2 u =
ffaan Aann
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-24

NAVAL e1OLEsSpirtts Iurper.lne s IN nannea rlSss'
50 ssssewlaf heavy srs 80 eels sTchAnaole g. 80
49,. 40 40 DO tc 100 Dc shPpas q S and Ivy 90
a. a a. cas- Inferior parcels ksFe been sod Il tse
s~s active steady a The edottSe sAes o. ~ o's
s = 90 n Common Ro<ic dul 81 80 y 80 n 1rs
lo~ medium pss .aes costume U limited S o
yarS C DO Qpasos e 80 Is = - .. and 100 Do Nniie
"a ishi and With rocd seo.ne, prioe rsle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-24

BOP1ke serAnd Tor prime lots continues good and sss
ar xli.z to usoierse a 9l6 ~ hTss sS-ls %
te QUALITY. Old are dal -,
EaNETkee hss ben GOOD iugzsry Lad tie nSfes IA h
tn .Yal. are fir sAes Of 20 bales a. fSa SIC lo n
IRONTle d-uAa for al kinds u limited; Scotch Pig sss
allow hip - for Ordinary hrand bet P11ne esds
liOn Sad cosunsnd s24 s0G25 t noe O oars y tGns
cor ma. nxi.h sold 81 Hk2 80 nos And - do
private sh-e: szdy a. u GSsc iSf Ia
T.h Of Is bS.s doshles A. Hotc toH haseaa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-24


INSLRUBkER q IN hshs stock and pes rule histi fiDs
Rsrs y bad Medium DE- 1t Sc Coarse o. al - VIA
ss chiefy hne, private tsTHA tEst iA'is
49, Al zoe ana arfhsxens 81 5dsSc-, . nos
IJNkRoSkls,d {. quiet for CozDos and 81 II or
Loup
IATHS are scarce and wanted. a. former prices
Mol-AsSES-Nery hx,ls \ dslzgi We male 90 ch~ose -
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-03-11
BLACK REPUBLICAN, TAXES.

The Know-Nolhing Black Republican party
Of Bedford county, when they were in power,
as We proved IN previous atIcle, and proved
it from the record, too, plunged the people over
head and ears in debt, and now Try to make
capital OF the PraIseworthy efforts Of the Dem
These unmiligated demagogues, when they had
the board oil Commissioners in 1884 and 80,
refused to assess the full amount oil the Stale
tax, and thus repudaled in two years $1,000,
which the Democrats have since been forced
to pay. In those same two years the State Tax
of the county, was $7082, ,06 for each year,
making for both years Sl4l64.l2 Of this sum
the Kaow Nothing Black Republican Comnjs-
Sioners paid the State but S93374I, leaving a
debt upon the shoulders of their Democratic
successors of S49OG.5 g. This, added 10
their repadaton in the assessments of 1854
and 80, left the enormous sum OF s5ss 2 les.
90 to be paid by the Democratic Commission
ers. This liability has been discharged, but to-
gether with the misconduct Of The late Know
Nothing Black Republican Treasurer, has been
the cause of bringing heavy funded debt H. e.
for borrowed money! upon the county. The
people now feel the consequences OF this piece of
Know-Nothing- Black Republican mismanase-
ment. The people are now called upon to pay
this KnowNothlng- Black Republican debt
Shall not the repudlalors BE- remembered!
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CANDIDATES FOR SAME OFFICES. !.

We observe with great pleasure that HoN. r. l.
WRIGHT, of Philadelphia, is spoken of by some of
the leading Democratic journals of this Sta:e a
suitable person TO be nominated by the coming State
Convention for Auditor General. Ma. WRIGHT is
an able and upright man, and his nomination would
be hailed with pleasure from end Of the State to
the other.
For Surveyor General, we commend 10 the favor
able consideration OF the Convention the claims Of
Bedford county in the person of Isaac KsNsINGER.
Mr.. X was formerly County Surveyor of this coun-
ty, and in the discharge of the duties of that Office
made himself numerous friends vino would gladly
hear of his nomination. As a Democrat, he has ev-
been consistent, turning neither TO the right, nor
the left, but always following where Democratic
principles pointed the way.
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STATE CONVENTION,

The coming Democratic State Convention
will have it in its power 10 contribute greatly to
the success of the Democratic party of Penn
sylyania at the next general election. The first
and most important duly Of he Convention IS
TO plant itself fairly and sqnarrly upon the
platform of the party-thaI platform on which
Jefferson and Jackson stood, anj on which VAN
buren, and Polk, and PEGcE aad BUcHANAN,
were triumphantIy borne into the Chlef Magis-
tracy of the Union. All side-issues, all inno-
vatrons, should be studiously avoided. Let the
Convention stand BY the cold andmarks,' . and
all will be well.
Next in degree ol Importance, Is the charac-
ter of the nominees. Men who ask office, must
politically speakiugl have 'clean hands" >
They must not only be men Of good personal
character, honest, and capable of discharging
the duties OF The Office to which they aspire, but
they must be men of settled principles, men
whose past lives have given evidence that they
will pursue fixed and certain line Of policy
in their official conduct. Every professional
office-seeker should be secuted by The Conven-
lion. Every political huckster should be SEN
home with ''a fea in his ear" We ash, tn,
people ask, 70. the nomination OF the best mef
and The most consistent Democrats in the par.
ty.
Another and very important object shouIC
be The aim of The Convention, to wit, the thor
ough unity and harmony OF !hefparty. exam.
sas" should be let alone. That question is a
dead picked herring, and it would bt
worse than nonsense 10 revive il. On the Tar
iff there need be no division, for there are few
men in any party who do not acknowledge the
present necessity of a change in the Revenue
Laws. In short, there is no reason why the
Convention should not be entirely harmonious,
nor why 1t should not give frst-rate ticket
and good, od-fashioned Democratic platform
We have no doubt that the wishes OF the peo-
pie concerning these matters, will be properly
respected by their delegates, and that the De-
mocracy Of Pennsylvania will be enabled to
present an nv;ncible front at The polls ia Oc-
tober next
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ADJ0URNMENT OF C0NGREss.

The last session Of The thirty fifth Congress,
expired on Friday last, the 4th inst. We have
neither time nor patience TO review lis acts.
and can merely mention as some Of the good
which came out oil this legislative Nazareth,
the admission Of Minnesota and Oregon, and
the settlement OF the vrxed question of sKan-
sas." number OF the requisite appropriations
for the ?. D. Department failed to pass, and
there may br necessity for acaIed session ofthe
oeSt Congress during the coming summer. An
extra session Of the Senate, commenced at noon
on the ith in.t., al the instance of the Presi
dent.
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knowledge or notification Of the ty,s,s.o
The clarg". Therriole. 50 fat as he is cen.
ned, he evidence being altogether ~ r,
the committee think it would hp vroaa f,ltI'
70 pronounce or form any opinion upon H.
ject. - ''' SUI
Inc committee come 10 the conc l,Si,, a..
The aciion OF The Secretary Of the Nayn ',.'f
been jndiclous and uspfal-lbal be i.a. "'s
aclnated only by desire to get tie 49,, ,'
clnnery at the lowest practicable ros, 90,
would not venture or drslre 10 chan,,. -. ana
the contracts which be has made. ''
The fonmtee report r, resolutions +, =
following effect Tue
I. That testimony taken in t5e iavesii,,,,,,
proves the existence Of gIariaz abuses h ~
Brooklyn Navy Yard, aud rcqnirr tie intp,,,s,-
ton OF legislative reform; that il Is dce to H.,
tlee to declare that these abuses hive E,
slowly and gradually growing Up duriDsa Io,.
course OF years, and that no plricul9r AZ
ministration should have the entire blame H..
Of.
2. That the coal agency for some tine M,
las been in The hands Of persons wholly insf;.
cl"nt and grossly incompetent, and that r,f,r,,
is needed iG the regulations which 4xi<fs ~,
The subject and that there i; no prof p,t,.h
traces any knowledge Of such in-ficirncy and
Incompetrncy TO the responsible authorize,
ia Washington.
3. White the Committee wlll never sarct;,,
or approve, on the part OF any officer Of ina
Government, auy ilvors 20 Contractors .,,f
the Secretary ol the Navy did contpmpl.l+ arg
favor 70 Swift, he did not dysi5n,o ts.5.y :
to the detrim~ut Of the Government. b,t ,b.,
10 all hr did in ibis matter he Kept always ~
view The good Of the public anl ,h- inirrrg
Of the service.
>. That in The letting Of contracts for p,.
cocstrocionot steam machinery Tor the Use
OF the Navy, during the present Adriai>,a-
tlon, nothing has been shown which call. far
the iaterPosition Of the Congress Of the Cni-
ted States, but it is manifest the present
bead ofthe Navy Department has displayed
very audablr zeal 10 secure the grea.r.t
amount Of speed ani efficiency attaina5. to
sand vessels.