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The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1860-11-22
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The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1860-11-22

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The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1860-11-22
HASLANGER g. BROTHERS.

HASLAESGEk 81 bhU 1EhS,
MANUFACTURERS or
ViGONS, CiRRIiGES, &C.,
UASHLEGTON STREET,
jrAar OF THE rDwAkDs House,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1860-11-22
Hartford Fire Insurance 60.
January 4, 1850.

ASSETS.
Cash hand & in bank So, SOS IL
Cash in hands of gents
and in course OF trans
mission 62.59G 70
Cash loaned on call. 0,DOO 60
sl3l ,oaa 90
cured Observation-Disclosures. 1928 SO
Real estate unincumbered. (cash
valueo ........--.---- lS,oOO w
24o9 Shares bank stock i'll Hartford
Market value. ................ ,252 90
Maskct value. ................ go ,225 90
SEQ Shares bank stock in Boston
Market value. ue..-----.---.-.--- lO1 .565 90
400 shares baI stock in s.. LOuS
/ ket value. ............. 10 500 90
2i0 ,ha, cs bank, Railroad and other
S ock, market value. ............ l6.75o %
Hartford city bonds.Gper cents mark
It Value-... .-......-..-..-- 5b,opV ~
State stock. Tennessee. Ohio. Mich
igan. Missouri, 6 per cents, mark
value. Observation-Disclosures. 56625 90
% Shtres state hank Wisconsin
Marked value ue................. 2.l4) 90
Total Assets. S9a6.7G9 %
Total Liabilities. ........ G6,9a0 co
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1860-11-22

ID AGS, Bees wax. old Brtana, Copper, Brass
II Pewter,Ca Iron, and some money taken in
excnangs for hardware at
HB DICKSON 4 Cos
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-25
Corruption in High Places.

WASHINGTON, May 24-Mr. Wendell again
appeared before the COvode committee, and
testified that while the president or cabinet did
not specifically direct him to apply the money
to carry the LecomptOn bill through the House.
his intercourse with them at that time has
fully justified the intere &C that he was to be
benefited by the expenditure, otherwise he
would not have appropriated $50, 900 or $40
600 of his own money. The expectation was
that he would receive remunerating patronage,
which was subsequently realized in part In
comparing his check book with his accounts
at the Bank of the Metropolis, several weeks
an item OF $3.50 was found charged to Foster
OF Pennsylvania, among moneys appropriated
electioneering purposes in that state, and
dated I'D September, three weeks before the
congressional election. Ee was then asked
whether the Foster thus named was at present
the democratic candidate TOR governor of
Pennsylvania, and who run against Covode
for Congress i'll 1858. He admitted knowing
no other Foster for whose benefit the money
could have been applied, and said that large
sums had been intrusted to Mr.. White, ex-
member from Pennsylvania, for distribution
during that canvass. The case of Postmaster
Reynolds, at Louisville, will also be brought
up before the committee. He was appointed
through the influence Of Mr.. Guthrie, eX-sec-
rotary of the treasury, and it will be proved
that he deposited receipts at a private bank III
Louisville, from which Guthrie borrowed it.
Mr.. Cobb pronounced this violation of the
sub. treasury law.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-25
Republican Ratification Meeting in Boston.

BosroY, May "a THE republican ratifica-
ton meeting in this city is very enthusiastic
Faneul Hall is crammed. 1t is presided over
by Gov Banks, who made a speech endorsing
the proceeding of the convention and of the
platform, and from the bottom Of his heart he
gave his hearty approval of the nominations.
Resolutions were adopted congratulating the
people upon the unanimity with which the
platform and nominations were adopted at
Chicago regarding as an earnest of victory
the constitutional and political principles wor-
thy OF the age that were adopted there, while
the Baltimore convention venturcd no political
principles, and the Charleston convention was
not able TO agree upon either principles or
men; with an empty treasury and admins
tratiOn corrupt and unprincipled, with threats
of disuniOn from those who are throwing fire
brands of slavery into the national councils
1t becomes all to waive party prcjudices and
to unite in the grand struggle for reform
Addresses were made by John a. Andrew,
Geo. S. Boutwell, and Others Large delega-
tons were present from Chelsea Clarlestown,
and Cambridge, with music, transparences,
&C.
In the rear of the hall during the first part
of the evening, three cheers were given for
Douglas.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-25

New YoRK, May 24.-Gov Seward has
addressed letter to the central republican
committee, who invited him to attend a ratifi.
cation meeting. Owing to his anxiety to
reach Washington to attend to his Senatorial
duties, he declines the invitation. Speaking
of the results Of the Chicago convention he
says -
81 find in the resolutions of the convention
a platform as satisfactory to me as if they had
been framed with my own hands and in the
candidates adopted by them, eminent and able
republicans, with whom l have cordially CO.
operated in maintaining the principles embo.
died i'll that excellent creed. l cheerfully give
them sincere and earnest support"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-25

l0l to 73. The bill empowers the secretary
to advertise proposals to build line.
The Pacific railroad bill was next taken up.
Mr.. CURTIS explained the features of the bill
reported by the select committee which pro-
posed the central route with two branches, one
from the slave, and one from the free states.
The bill was made the special order for Mon
day Adjourned.
Washington News Movements of the Japanese
the Republicans,
WAsHINGToN, May 24.-The japanese Wis
tied the Navy Yard, TO day, and were received
by Commandaut Buchanan with due courtesy.
They were conducted through various work
shops, and subsequently witnessed target
practice with heavy ordnance and Dahl
green's rifled cannon. a few experiments
were made with boat howitzers, with which
all were astoniShed and delighted. Prince De
Joinville also had an opportunity of seeing the
results of the rihcd cannon, and was lavish in
his praise OF this great improvement in naval
warfare.
A party of japanese were this morning on Il
tour of inspection in Center Market.
the presiding officer Of the House of Re
representatives. of Sardinia has presented to
Speaker Pennington, for the United States,
80 volumes of the proceedings Of the Sardin
ian congress.
The republican ratification meeting next
Monday, is to be held in front of the City
Hall. The speakers engaged for the occasion
are Wade, Wilson, Hail. Doolitte, and Repre-
sentatives Washbnrne OF Maine, Beale, Bng-
ham and Grow.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-25
Further from China.

New York, May 24.-Letters dated at
Shanghai, March 22d, to the Commercial Adj
vertiser, say the tea market has been firm
The total transactions in blacks and greens
amount to about 10000 packages. Reports
from Hoo Chow state that the rebels had fired
the custom house, and the city was menaced
by numerous rebel forces. The va Fung ma
tive bank had failed and caused considerable
excitement and loss among the Chinese mer-
chants. Andrew +. Mitchell, mate of the ship
Robert +. Storer, was fatally injured during a
mutinous quarrel on board that vessel,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-25
Forgeries in Jamaica.

New YORK, May 24.--Advices from Kings.
ton, ia, of the 10Th ult., state that VIM. Gil
rod, editor of the Colonial Standard, police
magistrate for the city OF Kingston, and one
of the most respected citizens in the commu.
nifty, had been detected in extensive forgeries
on the Island Bank, and had been sentenced
to Imprisonment in the general penitentary
for three years. Slight shocks of an earth.
quake had been felt in jamaica, but the dam
age done was trfiing.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-25
The Republicans of Iowa.

Iowa CITY, May 23.-The republican state
convention for the nomination of state officers,
and the congressional convention, to nominate
candidates for Congress in the I'd district, were
held to-day, The Old state officers were nom-
mated for reelection, and VIM. Van Devon
was unanimously nominated for reelection to
Congress. The nominations of Lincoln and
Hamlin were heartily endorsed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-25

New ORLEANS, May 24-Adyices have
been received from Galveston, Texas, stating
that meeting of the principal citizens was
held here, irrespective of party to take action
in regard to the secession of the southern del
egates from the Charlerton convention, and
that the southern platform was fully en-
dorspd
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-25

WALHINGroN, May 24.-No positive date
has been fixed for the departure of the Japan.
ese hence; but it is decided that they will
visit the Naval school at Annapolis, Philadel-
pha, Baltimore, West Point Hartford and
Springfield, before they return.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-25
A Modern Duel,

SAVANNAH, May 2,-Therc was a duel this
morning at Screven's Ferry, between c. A.
l.. Lamar and Com. Moore, late of Texas
The difficulty grew out of the evidence of the
latter in the Furnams case. Shots were inter.
changed, and the affair was then amicably ad.
adjusted
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-25
for Sale OF % 81

Two LET-The Wood Yard on the corner
h Bridge and Front streets Inquire of
JAMES H. PIERCE
apl9 distf Corner OF Main and Austin SITS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-25
Uutices.
PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS will be received at the Of
fee Of the state Lunatic Hospital Tor the delivery
Of either OF the following varieties Of Coal. NV
400 Tons OF 2240 ibs each Of egg size Hickory Coal
400 Tons Of 2l40 lbs each Of egg size Mammoth Vein
'N'A'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-25

Ashes a shade bettef pot 1881 pearl $3.50 a. 5,75 Cot
ton less active and unchanged; sales 500 bales FouI
unchanged sales 81 900 bbls. Wheat firm; sales 10000
bush. Corn drooping sales 1880 bush yellow western
Zoe, round yellow zoe. Lard firm. whisky unchanged
Sugars % to better and active; sales $500 hhd Porto
Rico "a he Conce quiet and Arm Molasses in faiI
demand New Orleans Doc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-28
DEETTSTRY
ARTIFICIAL I+FY$s,--Ths {

49, ARTIFICIAL TztEIsf.-- 90
f~FTyyF piast!2 and suoanlte Process u. ".
----~ JONES. bFSrfs1 hnvlns he nsh. ipy tie
aeove MODE al making Teeth, ard !-iq4 sIiis Sss
OF us absolute superiority over ali otior mSthois
can With confidence commend g ~ those desiring
.uii or partIai sets OF teeth, amt ESPECIALLY suca
as may he dissatisfied With those they s3e upT
usny. The perfect ada atioL of tie plato n he
mouth, and the suct.on thereby secured etsiles
nm 10 insert one or moro teeth tct'h0ut S'1F-~
rms method havin. been adopted bs those s'anf-
ing hishest IN the profession, North apf Siu'1,
testimonials VIII bs given and spec uhers eIhsi.d
W those wishing to see them. Sets If Teeth cn
gold or any other plate will of courss 10 made lr
those pfeierrlng them. Filling Clean. o., Ex'
tracing, and all other ope ra'ions yert' sns tao
roughly performed. Office on MaH street. opposite
Corinthian Hail BoN-W
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~E F. A. JETER,

hNv SURGEON nFNrisT,
SLLb Office on Main. below Pear! 5. set. sex.
door to T. Horton Resch's tlimmlng store. and,ao
doors above Messfs ThUs. X. Price 4 Co.'S III
Goods store.
the subscriber haviny removed - the shore
house, Would he pleased IL see those WITH WHOM %
has engagements, AID has made extensive PfrfE
ratons 10 serve the puplc generally. Al dPetsa
tons performed IL the snost approved snd sceaahc
style known to the Profession. and ell work dole
by him warranted 10 give satisfaction. Toe L5-n
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rCHE RIC HMOND FEMALE INST.
@ .sa 4, ;s ss. :Ss IS! s
Sui :s :aueasca ' Il employs fsartsss asie asd
ws t rT,so 81 sss M..tsss 81 the unvs'
Its course 10 extensive and cnInplete. emhrac'nt
all that young lady should study 1t invites com
parison with the most prominent seminaries in
any part Of our country. Pupils are admitted At
weeks of January or at the middle Of February,
when the second term begins. rzE Ji5
TERMS ZONE HALF IN ADvANCE.)
BoaYt, including every thing. 9l60
French. Music, Drawing. &c. usual sssrs
i ssts's'; cHss H. ss'f S.R;, s
THE CMIsw!CK school CT AssICAL
AND ENGLISH. ~ MILES WEST OF RICH
HON + for their sons in bis own family, and hopes
by devoting his energies to- the mproveme q his
to ne it he continuance of their patronage.
GhisWlcK is unusually healthy, .s
MoNosY' Jannary oh s and sd close July 18th $50
Tuition from S25 tn $50.
Beard, lneludn: table, rooms fuel. light s and
washing Sf2ts per month. able hail In advance.
REFERElcESs-John q Thurman Esq Goecn-
ia s-ims '',' GEO. 6. EyALL. A. NJ.
CCHOOL NOTICE.-The next session Of the
= School at NV house will commence ON MON
DAY, the 9th of January, and continue ten months:
Terms. for board and tuition, $ 100; to be paid
half annually.
Pupils entrusted to my care will he considered as
mem bers of my family, and receive the sane at-
tention rs my own children. w. Is. 81 llNOh
HANOVER. Dec q. 1859. de 30-2aw4w
RIO PARENTS AND GUAR DIA>S OF
L RICHMOND. VA select CLASSICAL and
MATHEMATICAL MALE SCHOOL, opens on
MILL. ACADEMY. in HuckinS cham county. Va.
ThoS. J. GARDEN, A. M. Pr rcipal; TERMS
FOR 10 McyrHs.-Ss9 Tuition. and &toG for beard,
&c. No extras. Only Is scholars taken. None
nc ed apply who cannot give testiinoniais OF good
moral la bits either by reference certificate.
Those who desire "a have their soIs or wards ut
a school under good discipline and where they
Will ne free from the haunss OF vice and d ssl pa
trou, Will nave an opportunity of entering them by
applying soon. Only few more pupils can be re-
ceived.
For inform alton apply to g. II. BARKSDALE,
Esq, OF the firm Of Barksdale & Brother. Shookoe
Slip. Richmond. Va. oc29--tlF
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IAsE lMPuDKNcE.--It Is stated that Rev
b rough, N. o., for circulating inceudiarv
documents, ordered some white iemales VIII,
bad taken chairs ia front OF the pulpit n on =
ct his meetings last summer, 10 vacate them
for. some negro women, who had sea ted them,
selves on benches in the rear of the puInit
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NEW MODE OF AscERTAINIKG INTEREST
Multiply any given number OF dollars by the
hunter OF days Of interest desired; separate
the right hand figure, and divide by six; the
result T. the true interest OF such sum of such
hunter OF days ~ SIX per cent.
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Passengers breakfast and sup ut Ashland and dine
on board the comfortable steamer between Acanis
Creek and Washington.
rs For further Information, apply at this ONCE,
Broad street. Shockoe Hill
JAS. B. WINSTON, Gen'l Ticket Ag't.
HAM,I RUTH. Sun;f
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DEATH or A Acknowledgement John S.
Husswarren, hoseryed rs n lieutenant Ia the
Cfeek war Of 1878, died at hts residence near
MafefesseofV', TsDn en- ihs lith inst,
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:. ann Al . \ II N 4 . I

MVTE CAKK1AUkS' :. ..,aN
EkE----~X2s- GEO. A. AINSLtk. lash st,ee h, saa
seso~ ctfuly invite the attentVA u ms ftcras ~
the punliu generally u his lSrxe aEa " Sss-
assostu,ents Of CAR&IAGES. Btsoi 20, .smee-
tent work mon, and cas III she best lMAls.ss vAf
c,g ehsss asrasias se sasses:s ATM Eses .e
8 aeSe - a 0css fsssasAsSe tss~'.'
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3USIN. Ess NOTICES.
(rUSu!NGS a. BAILEY.
y WHOLESALE BOOKSELLERS

C'''''SS@iH oL Hatf hS9Es - ,5S rss
No. 1'' . ''G orpo-irs HANOVER LrrMoRE
Are prepared to offer to the cnultrs trade foods IN
their line at prices that viii compare avorably with
| those Of an, other market ,-,, :,
H LiAs E BOOKS. IS large and Vel ss
| ected.
M qpS Saef Of Sss &c oa
| at their establishment.
| They keep constantly. on Hand full. supply of
BLANK BOOKS, oil different sty les, and oil their
! IfsTins Bl NpERY connected with their Store,
they are tal times able, q, short notice, to fill
orders for Blank Books, ruled TO any pattern of
! any desired sty lie of binding. =,
| Orders received by mal'w meet with prompt
| ~. You are requested to call and examine our
stocN and prices before purchasing. ia 2i-dlm
| AJADDUX n co.,
PRoDlT4cciEs coMMTssIoN Nj ERchANTs.
Cary street. opposite coumb!sG .il r.
{%as,, T. ,EowAkps, Of King william.( ,...
Guarantee 10 their trle ads faithful attention to
Al COAST snHents, and orders for goods from pro
ouce customers. ia Cots
iuREH At NHoLESALE AND RE-
VIRGINIA LUMBER aud are in daily recent Of
Varions kinds and qualities which we VIII sell at
wlloesae and retail on accommodating terms.
Special attention viii he given to BILL LUM
ia2o sm ~ PHILIPS COLEMAN.
SLATE IiooFtN
JOHN g. MCMILLAN,
W no has had twenty five years experlerce IN the
business, is prepared to put on SLATE ROOFS o.
ever description. and with the best mLerlals, at
short notice. Specimens Of his work be seen
on application. and orders left at his othce on Main
street. near 9Th. or at the Office Of ALBERT l..
v EST. Architect, tioddin's Hall. will be promptly
attended to. oc S~6m+
!HARD.--The subscriber takes tins methec of IN
- forming his fri nds ard the public that he has
tehii shed himself as y NJ ERCHANDiZE BROKER
AND ENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
He VIII attend 10 the purchase and sal e Of Mer
chandize seneraily; also, Flour " heat, Corn. To
haeco and all descriptions OF Country Produce.
His special attention Will lie given 70 ali business
entrusted "a his care, From his long business
experience he hopes To with liberal share Of
Mtllie PATRONAGE lie refers, by permission, to
LEWIS WssB, Esq
NesSrs. DUNLOP, hi0NCURs Il Co, klchmo'd.
- EpNoSp, DAVENPORT Co., Va,
- BACON X BASKERvILL,
. SPENCE REID, D''iiiiiioie
4" TwELLs ( Co., Philadelphia
WM. s. ROSTER,
Office cor. Of Cary and Va. streets
Richmond, Nov list 1859 no It's
= EAD 4 JETER.
Give attent' or to the safe of ToisAcch. WHEAT,,
CORN. &C.; and respectfully sp'icit consi9 nments
WILLIAM JtitR. late az Ciarhsve,
y. . READ late oi Barkstiale Read.
il Ill alcw5m
- 1uE;GE BARRY. Manuiactnrer's AGENT for
> the. sale of D0rRS, SASH BLINDS,
no VI DiNGS; &c. large assortment constant
attended TO-: No, l3, Governor street. Richmond.
Va. Young sceiebrated Smooth Sawed SINGLE
NACH Ne out mp IN ans par- OF the tate, al
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-28
WI. IRA SMITHS r,c.
SOUTHERN CLOTHING MANUEL
n TORY.

@AT RIcHH MON -, YfKG ~ q
It's y fact not generals known, TIA, eslatrpss,
oil ny Clothing paanalsctor, ia this cisy 20.
YEARS AGO and have constantly ior ,has ~,
continued To cut and make iaTse pos'io1 % o.,
stock IN kicnm,nd, rs hundreds oi iAs eeS'.', Ia
" testlt, 10. and hsvlns increased NY ifees "a
time to time. aSn new better prepared ~ .sItV% ss
orders for work in large or small sasnh'tes ~ Il
heretofore. and will guarantee to iatnish tsi' IA
~ low as they can To had of Northern houses 49,
equal in styic aud material. ..r.
Bcinx u practical msn at my bus aess,sa"
sRg climbed ~ as sAs back rtnS9T, yrs, s,a,eA
shoMidsrs,lI hatter m, scf that eau ave ~
and as good an article for tbs price, - aay ""N
North N Svash. e.,hsra
mauufactureru pAsroa,xs tas ola aesl
frst, and las fasSs reap the reward shet - TaiS
merit Tor edss pre- sent OF future services =, NJ
Is NO ut MRU6. as can prove ts tom .s iva
hau ds now in my employ, and MANY OF tsen a,
been for yeass. PatraSsss the ssds.d si,saat
aan a,s.... NY" u 80, WA INA SMITH,
s@Si'"sssS"' ia Ms.a- street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-28
Law AND MEE;bfcAE CARDS.

60 LEE K PLEAsANTS, a TT K
.~s NEys AT Law, Practice IN the Courts
held n Richmond, HeEIico, Goochiand ana fa'ih
over
Az No.aries Pubic and Con,nIi ssoners CT Deeds
&c, they arc authorizsd to take DsR2ss!2Ls an,aa
ney lis of Sale &c.. TO be used or recorded IN the
srTerai states and Territories Of the Union.
Oi!ce on 18th ST., Sd door from MAIN.
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