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letter from John Minor Bolts.

The following letter from John Minor Bolts,
In response to an invitation to address the
citizens Of Petersburg, will be read with In.
tcrcst:
Auburn, October ~, 1855.
Rush DUrg'ay, P,iCTSJurg!
wiling me to be present and participate In the
proceedings OF the proposed grand old Union
meeting" to be held In your city this evening,
Is Just recclved-too late under any eircum-
stances, to enabl" me to comply with the fiat
tcring invitation. The debility consequent
upon my long indisrOsition still continues to
such an extent that any attempt at public
speaking On my part would necessarily prove
an shortive failure. To read aloud In the do
nestle circle divests me of all my strength.
regret more than any one else can do Il At
| shall not probably have an opportunity Of
giving my fgtenGB such views rs have formed
Of the great regulator on the QUO hand, and
Of the extreme revolutionist and Gesriser OF
ihe law on the other, and at the same time Of
OtGri z such vintics'iNn Of the principles Of
the Republican party As It seems 70 me they
are cMins nt'y Cuu'l" To, however crronco u.s.
have acted.
The contrast between the claims AMI the
merits OF the candidate Of the tvy parties
was so rreas that should never at any time
have deemed It uCressHiy to eater upon ,, e.
view OF their past services before an iUtc.I,-
gent audience. The Quesuon now, however,
is virtually settled, and, rs the De. G0cracy
cannot afford TO keep up this nit 10. four
years more, and NJ the Republican party, now
In power, and which will remain IT. power, ne
all for peace and a restoration OF arIit, aud 4
better state Of feeling thai has existed Irr the
last eight years. It Is gre'.lr 10 80 '?c' that
h" country may enter At once upon .tcune Of
peace, harmony and Cancellation,
We are the Victorious party and ca, afford
to offer terms Of liberalty. AID IL the aye not
accented 10 good faith, lot - hy the its' offer
"" soil make; AID i they : ..'a!G ..yii ire
am, very respectfully Haa tru,y I,ur4,
ions u. Boris.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct 3O-Gov. Seymour ar
rived this afternoon. An immense audience
assembled In the Academy Of Music to herr
him. Those unable to get ad:nittance were
entertained by prominent speakers at two
platforms outside.
Gov. Seymour was introduced by VIM. A.
Wallace, chairman of the Democratic State
Committee. He said four years ago he ad.
dressed a meeting In this city, while the war
was still raging, and urged that II there had
been men at the head OF the nation with wiz
dom to aid instead OF to hinder the army in
its efforts, the war would not have been pro.
longcd and our Union would hive been re-
stored at an early day.
He then predicted that the dominant party
not only hindered the successful prosecution
but would in future hinder our cnGcsvors to
make the Union what 1t was in the earlier
days of its history. Power WAS again confided
to the same party, which now comes before
you and asks for n reimbursement Of Its policy.
He contented that though war ceased three
years since, the Union has not been restored,
of the world, and our industry Is Frustrated,
labor Is heavily taxed, and part Of the Union
Ia involved In disorder.
lie charged the Government with extrava-
gsnce, and u wasteful expenditure OF money
wrung from labor, which, owing to the dcprc-
citation OF the currency, is inadcQualely re.
paid.
Gov. Seymour subsequently addressed the
crowd from the outer platform, clici,ing great
annIanap
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The West virginia Triumph.

The grand Republican victory in West Viz.
einia should not be forgotten. The loyal men
VI that young State have been subjected to
pcruliar trials, owing to their proximity to
rebel Influences. with old Virginia on one
s.Lc and Kentucky on the other, they have not
ou'v had to contend against prejulices OF pc
,uI,'r antl-Republlcan strength, but they have
been exposed at the rolls to heavy fraudulent
importations. It was confidently expected by
the Democratic leaders that their party would
be able TO carry the State, and thus, in the
very nick VI time, neutralizc much of the dis
astrous effect OF the October elections. And
when the returns came in so slowly, with
some Democratic gains, they thought, sure
enough, that they had succeeded in their plans.
The World broke out as follows:
west Virginia has earned 4 noble posi- ion
in the vanguard Of the great army Of which
seymour is the leader The victory achieved
by her on Thursday more than compensatcs
for the partial rcvCrses on the 18th inst The
Democrats rose in their might and won vie.
tory; ,,or., r,o Wa, ~.
ginia boys have planted the flag on the cnemy's
works.
ave have met the enemy in West Virginia
and they are ours"
This cry of cxultation, however, faded as
quickly ms Il arose. 1t now turns out that the
grand tidal wave which began amid the mo un-
tains Of Vermont goes pouring over the
mountains of West Virginia also. We carry the
State ticket, the three Congressmen. and the
Legislature, which gives us a new Rcpubli.
can United states Senator in the place Of the
haltlng Van Wrinkle. The aggregate Rcpubll.
can majority is not yet ascertaincd, but II
| shows good gains over the vote of last year
| Thus the Republican lido is sweeping on, moi
| only over the old free communities OF the
| North, but over those lately rescued from the
sway Of slavery. In some respects this vic
tory in West Virginia Is the most cheering o
any in the Ostobcr clcetions.-B Baltimore Amcrt
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TIE FIGHTBRS--THE PUG> in LIMBO
FROM THE PACIFIC SLOPE
THE Late TOR N A . o
Movements Of Governor Seymour
prcsId cntinI Pnrd o 1


LoSpoS, Oct. acknowledgements, 0i9G;
bonds, 73lI; Illinois Central, Oh Eric, IS.
PARIS, Oct. 3o.-Boursc strong; Rcntcs, 20
francs g. centimeB.
L,vERrooL, Oct. Go.-Cotton steady; sales
IL 900 bales. Oats advanced to IS. I'd. Pre-
visions unchanged.
LONDON, Oct. 3o.-AIaps which arc now said
tc have been prepared by order OF the French
Government have been issued to show that
the second Empire strictly regarded its from
tiers as laid down In treaties with neighbour
Ing Powers. 1t is inferred that this explnna.
ton is made to cover the Emperor's abandon.
ment of the war policy.
MADRID, Oct. 3o.-Estimatcd deficit in rev.
cnue this year 5O,09O,OOO sterling. The Gov
eminent seeks to raise a loan OF 200, 900 coo
crowns at per cent.
LONDON, Oct. 3O.-Thc South American mail
steamer brings Rio Jnneiro dates to the 9th
INST. The latest advices from Paraguay state
that Lopez held Vilctta with all his forces.
The allied army was near at hand, aud news OF
a battle was daily expected. The Portuguese
consul had been forcibly taken from the Amer
lean legation and shot. The United states
steamer had gone up the Paraguay river, and
peremptory demand for redress would be
made.
| The recent conduct Of Minister Washburn Is
much censured at Buenos Ayres.
| LONDON, Oct 30.-Two scientific expedi-
tions to the North Pole arc now fitting out,
one at Bremen, under Petermsn, another at
Havre, under Lumber.
Lord Stanley has not yet commenced the
parliamentary canvass at Lynn, Regis. II is
said he remained In London awaiting the reply
concerning the Protocol.
MADRID, Oct. so.-Ezcatant has resigned his
olhce under the provincial Government. Gen.
Dulcc has finally accepted the appointment Of
Captsin General Of Cuba, and soon sails for
| Havana,
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ARRIVAL AT THE HOTELS.

wlLLARDS'-SyKEs 4 CHADWICK.
q Clibborn, Liverpool; J Clibborn, g Ruff,
smith, + Truber and wife, Conn; r Spot.
Wayne; J Klukian, A @ Waterbury and wife:
W b Booth, Miss Booth, M Duchcr and
Gaylord, New York; John + Laurance, VIM NJ
Edwards, S o. James Ellard, Cure, l.
Lilley, s Barr, N Q; Mrs Love, Miss Doan,
Miss OWN, Miss Rhinesend, Miss Webb,W II
Mott, Isaac M Cate, Miss STOW, Boston; Miss
Thurman, Miss Osborn, Columbus, Q; Mrs
Hubbell, W Kinds, Pa; L Swift, ID Nor
Observation-Disclosures & PoTTs. -,
L Buckingham, baltimore Mrs Johns, Ky;
Lawrence Hopkins, N Y; VIM Overton, d q /;
John s Holt, J W Kennedy, III; T A Lipman,
Frank Wolfe, Miss A Magruder, Philadelphiai
gor, Me Gen o 9 Huntley. Montana Mrs
Grepotte and child, New Orleans ! J W Gil
keIson and wife, Va; Mrs Schonbow and
shild, city Mr. and Mrs W Wright SY;P
milford and wife, NY.
KIRKwOOD HOUSE-KINe.
JF Newbold, Md; T Foote and wife, OF;
| S Butler, w Coggswell, VI; L Wachob and
va wF, ssoTh ana Ga s asS
Jsaobs, II Routledge, Proyidencei L Ha! Pat
II Sherwood, city; W L Hall, N II; 5 Myers,
@ willoughby, and wife, Syracuse; II Bre.
OWEN HOUSES. w. OWEN.
ney Layton, U 5 Al II Scligson, Georgetown;
| T Wetwood, Mrs X y Monel, Y; 5 Muir
| pny, Del; F q Stevens, O A Sherman, city.
| BUNKER's AVENUE HOUSE.
John Miller, T Peck, City; Mumford,
Faunce Greyscn, Vas A II Lambert, Md; J q
Biddle, Cleveland, Ohio.
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From New OrleRns-Order Restored
The Coming Election.

New ORLEANsj Oct. 80. - Everything is
quiet to-day. Den. Steadman withdrew his
resignation to-day as chief OF police, and now
Is AT the head OF the force. To-day An inJunc-
ton was taken 10 the Fifth District Court by
the metropolitan police commissioners, re.
strnining the Mayor from establishing police
force, on the ground that 1t will bring about
collision. The Republican of this evening has
a leader smseking strongly of having the vote
OF Louisiana throughout by Congress II pos
Bible.
1t advises the Republicans to vote wherever
they can without reasonable apprehcnsions Of
being subjected to personal violencei but says,
we are certain that II every possible effort
ihould be made 1t would be an impossibility to
poll one-half the real Republican vote oil the
State.
1t also says, there are tribunals oil appeal
beyond the mobs Of Louisiana, and TO them
we can so with full confidence oil reutess OIL
grievances.
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From the PnciRc-Firc nj sithn-The
Uate T0ruaho

SAN FRANCISCO, Dot. ao.-Thc opposition
steamer Nevada arrived from Panama last
night.
Aarc at Si,ks destroyed considerable prop.
erty.
The steamer Alexander and schooner Anna
'EIira have bean seized by the oustom-house
authorities for violation OF the revenue laws
Asilver lode has been discovered on wranglc
Island.
Coal mines at Chilcottc arc being worked.
Particulars of the tornado on the Mexican
COST, state that the schooner Piscaro cap
sized Oft San Bias. No one saved but the
captain.
The war steamer Juarcz was driven ashore,
bat was expected to float Oft with the next
tide.
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New YonK, Oct. 3o-l p. m.-Cotton firm;
a shade better, though not quotably higher;
25l5 cents. Sugar unchanged. Flour duh;
southern unchanged. Wheat opened armi
closed heavy ana lower; No. 2, u .53@l.5t.
Corn opened firm; closed heavy and lower
tlll@l14. Oats quiet and tirmi II cents Rye
dull and nominal; &l.lO1l.I5. Pork-demnnd
fair; t27.3s. Gold 1874.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 30.-BRHApSTUFFs.-Th
market for Flour is very duil indeed. There
10 little or 10 demand for 1t for shipment, and
the local trade demand is also inactive. We
notice a sale to-day Of 100 bbls. good Howard
Street Super at S0.T5, which was the only sale
reported on 'Change.
GRAIN Whedf.-Market active and Rrmer In
tone, and prices not guotably higher. Red at
VI. 55@sl75 to 81 80eStl.95; choice at a.. 80 to
" 356p t24o, the latter figure being paid for
only one choice lot.
Corn was dull nd heavy, and the sales show
. further decline In prices. Sales were re-
ported OF G,000 bus. old white at q 05GDt1 10;
old yellow fy-cut At 81, md new at from IS
to IS cts.
Rw-Sales to-day 1000 bushels at u .I59l so.
Odts.-Prices range from co to 10 cts. for fair
to choice. Some 5000 to 1000 bushels sold to-
day within this range.
Coiioa.-Market very quiet. Holders are
firm at IS cts. for Mildllng, and 2ilI cts. for
low Middling, but there are no buyers at these
figures. No sales reported this morning.
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ISDISCRErT SoUTHERNIRs.-Will Southern
leaders never learn wisdom 1t would seem
so Il we take into consideration the recent
challenge OF General Forrest to General Kill
patrick to mortal combat. This def, as the
prize fighters call such delicate missives, lie
based upon some political utterance on the
stump, which but few gentlemen In the North
would have thought worthy OF moments
serious attention. We do not settle such mat
tiers by the ducIO now-a.dsys,a and 1t Is time the
Southerners became acquainted with the civil
iZStion OF the North IN regard to the point.
This is an age OF telegraph wires. and little as
well as great disputes, individual as well as
national Misunderstanding, can be settled
the telegraph than by the pulling Of hair-trig-
gers or the thunder Of big guns. The idiosyn.
crasies of the age of chivalry have gone up;
they do not prevail In these modern days; aud
II Southern lighting men want to make heroes
and martyrs OF Northern blackguards who as
sail them 1t is only necessary for them to ap-
peal to the code Of "twelve PAGES and u brace
OF ringers. "-Ecp York Herald.
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DIED.

RIoRDAN On the 9th instant at tho Carmeliie
Con- rent, Baltimore, Md. HgLES MARY RiORpAS.in
religion Sister Baptiste eldest child Of the late Jas
Riordan, of this city.
CLEMENTS On the 10Th instant, JoHS ". CHEM
EETs, aged ~ years, month and 10 days,
Tho relatives and friends Of the family are In
yted to attend his funeral from his late residence
No, ~ New York avenue, between Fourth and
Iifth ttreets morrow (Sundaylat o CLOCK, m.
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ST. Louts, Oct. 3o.-The Democrat has the
following special from Little Rock: On the
Ath, while Capt. Willis, Bureau agent; Capt.
Porter Andrews, U. s. A.; Capt. Prosser, and
Sheriff stumble, were en- route to Rocky Com
fort, in Little River county, they were at.
tackled and fred upon by Ku.Klux concealed
In the brush. Captains Andrews and Willis
were killed and the sheriff badly wounded.
Before the band left negro, who came along,
was killed,
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SAVANNAH, October 3o-A meeting to-day
of colored Democrats was addressed by col
ored and white speakers. The speeches were
moderate in tone. The crowd was highly re-
spectacle and orderly, with considerable en-
thusiasm for Seymour and Blair.
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PORTSMOUTH, N. H.-Joseph l.. Pike, con.
victcd of the murder of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Brown, of Hampton Falls, was sentenced to
be hung on the second Tuesday OF November.
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CIScINSATI.-A freight locomotive working
n gravel pit on the o. and NJ. railroad, fifteen
miles from this city, exploded last night, kill
ing the conductors, fireman, and three boys
standing near, and woundiug the engineer and
brakeman
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A Leading Democrat Caught NJ His
Tricks.

ALuANr, N. Y, Oct 30 Darius Allen
chairman of the Democratic Naturalization
Committee, at Troy, was brought before the
United States commission of this city, on /"
warrant charging him with forgery in altering
a certificate of declaration Of intention ny
which 1t was intended the person should vote
on Tuesday, though the date OF tn deslara
tion forblds his being legally na'Nra'l1e'' 10
was held 10 ~ 900 bail.
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Great Fire In Ottawa-IIaIra Million
Damage.

OTTAWA, Ca, Dot. 3o.-A fire this morning
destroyed seventeen buildings, and damaged
several others. Loss, not lees than half mil.
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LoCKroRT, N. Y, Oct. 3o.-This afternoon
Geo. II. Pendleton addressed an asscmblage
estimated at 10000. There Is a large tochlight
procession tonight.
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MARRIED.

Georgetown Heights, the residence OF the brides
flasher, on "Wednesday the 2sh Of October 1855, by
GUSSELL to MARY, daughter ofC. L. Rittenhouse.
No cards.
c., Thursday, October %, by Rev. A. H. Ames, Ws.
H.ARRISGTos to SARAH II. PULLiNG, both OF Prince
William county,Na.
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A NEW KI%D or FIsu-SONETHlNG FOR Ma
TUEALIsT-.-That old sport AMI wei! known
plsclcu'urist, seth Green, is not content with
his discoveries in the method Of Matching
tout and repOpulatlng our streams and lakcG
with all kinds Of fish, but has recently d!scOy-
cred q new species Of chad, and that, too
caught in Lake Ontario, off the ITOndcQuOit
BAY. Thu NH is about pound in weight,
and differs from Al ordinary shad In having
more Of a "snub " nose, Is n little Halter, and,
unlike other fish, Las "gizzard," as in fowl
It has the lEa. TOTkel sawhoGcs, and white
and black meat Of shHd. 1t Is line eating,
Shd feeds like shad. The acute familiarity
OF Mr.. Green wIth the NRuy tribe enables him
to declare the new species spring bphwHer,
and TO know that he comes from salt water
via tLs river 81. Lawrence. a specimen has
h0en lett with the professors Mt RoeheE'cr
UEIv,rzlty, for the inspection Of Professor
Agassl7, who Is eXpcCtc here tJ-Gty. ANY
one clgc cu".Ous on thi7 E4tJect may per-
chance bc lucky enough to beo the new Eimd
Of fish III tho cttcaGs that are now being
brought W from the Lake d,i'y, "a iii as
serls that they are - 70 found Al every hhn'.
The two questions TO be answered Tor Mr.
Green's information alt, What ~ ta's nsh
called and what Is the Ic,aoD.,t ! whit to
these strange waters 2-R2'rvc, 'a .n
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FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
SCHUYLER COlFAx,
OF INDIANA.

81 care nothing for rr. m0i2n, 50 long as our
arms are su'cgss:ut ''-Gru'tt {" St"rmIn, F,Lfg.
Irv, 1867.
lfmy cnurs" is not sati .f4ctory, remove mc at
once, d" not with IN Nuy way To IMPEDE the
suCcc.s Of our arms. '-Grnnt tDHrll,rk, Etru1ry
.. 1867.
This is Republic, whore the will Of the pcoy 10
+ tie law Of the land '-GsntrGi GrdHi'S letter Ia
PrtSit, ut JvhHSUH, august, lSj7.
81 shall have ~ policy " my own t., interfere
against the w!,l Of the people. ''-GrUt's L,it,r,
.ury -, ISIS.
Human liberty, the oaly true foundation ~ Ia
man government. '-GrtHi'S L'ttertJ CHi=,HS n
.l,m phIS.
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BosToS, Oct. 3o.-The loss to the Boston
and Albany railroad by fire this morning was
eos 900. No insurance.
O'Baldwin, the pugillst, was bsilel to-day.
Wormald is still in Jail.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

wAsnrNaroS, D. G., Oct. 3o.-Jay Cooke &
90. furnish the following quotations Of Gov
eminent securities:
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For Sale or Rent.

L,OR RENT-A Two-SToRY FRAME HOUSE,
L containing seven rooms, with an enclosure OF
Six Lots of round, within two fquares Of the ter
minus OF the Seventh street railroad south. En-.
qure Of r. B. CLARK, No. 81 Four-and "a half
street. Oc2i-u
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DRoPOsALs FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES.


SUBSISTENCE OFFICE, U. s. Al
'o BAET SSaSr a SD So stabef 70 1856
BY tho undersigned until y o'clock, u. , on. SAT.
use tho g1ea st4ISs Amy Sn sGBssrEsSSGths
STORES. to be delivered in Baltimore as follows.
(2So) TW25 hundred and ninety dozen 2 n can.
"Dutchess," or tho "Bartletth Pear.
(2l9 Tw? hundred and eighteen DOZEN 3 b cans
FINE APPLE, thermeteally sealed TO
S SS extra and OF the hne"' quality
All the goods offered must be o; the latest sea.
sons crop.
Tho cans to be Dramatically sealed, and to be
rAck ed twenty four in box the boxes to be well
made ard strong, and strapped At the ends With
green hickory, or iron, at the option Of the packer,
traotsr, and date and place Of packing. All the
goods are required for immediate delivery, and
are wanted, II possible, on the spoti and none Of
latest.
Bidders will therefore please propose with the
Two cans OF each article offered must be sent In
as samples Occasional cans Of 0herlngs will be
opened and compared with samples. The same
tlsements for canned goods io,hoi These condt.
,SS1 Will be asrnTGed On fPPfAsoS Ssr'd
Oc3l il Bvt. Brig, Gen, and G, S. ,U.sA.
COFFEEI COFFEE,! COFFEEiil
rEKIN AND YEDDo TEA STORE.
oc2s.St 4ss Ninth street.
SUGAR sUGARil sUGARiiI
PEKIN AND YEDRO TEA STORE.
oc-s'at 49, Ninth s!ret,
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From Blanchard 4 MoAan wchnyc H,ls,r
W'.liy Tor November
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OUR YEIGunoR, Mr., Henry LIkr, he accom-.
plishcd artist, leaves for EuFO!a t''dAy. We
understand he will probably s9en" year at
Berlin, and bring hack with nm soM' Nnishcd
oil paintings,
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SrI,Ks 70 IL, %rAND.-GeneI Blair be-
AcNcs with the old apple woman, 70 "dtsck to
your sn,ua If YOU dunp sell ient' wo!u''
M ms speech, III" other night, he raiiirmtd
vac GuCtuHvn lsId down IL q BFOdi cad let.
ter. lie cd Eu' take hhcl u WOIi lie stlll
belicNt- IN revolution an, IL .vIiu Al to the
govermH.nuls OF the south ", ...vr uUlh,
plucky audacious enemy 10 \ mean, gRcahing,
COWATdIy ASSASSIN.
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a<S8e POTO NJ A q IL Il A l. ESTATE
VS AND BUILDING COMPANY, organized
entirely new plan, will hold its first regular
MONDAY, the "a Of November, Al Temperance
Hall, on street, between Ninth and Tenth streets.
at y Q clock p. IN.
This Company offers to the poor man a chance to
obtain home, and to the capita st safe and pay
ing investment for his money. Loans are made at
the rate Of six per cent. Interest per annum, and
the lives Of all members hO ding five or more shares
are insured, whether they have received loans or
not. Members who have paid their dues can obtain
at the carpet store Of William ). Mitchell Co,
corner of ninth and Pennsylvania avenue Per-
sons desiring to subscribe for shares do so by
calling At either Of the following places, where
they will be furnished with certificates of stock ::
Bryan Brothers, grocers, No. $40 Pennsylvania
Avenue, between Sixth and Seventh streets -;
Pennsy lvania avenue; Dir. W. @. II. Newman,
Pennsylysnia avenue, betweeS Twenty fourth and
merchant, corner Indiana avenue and Second
street X. II. Marsh, real estate and insurance
agent, No, 800 street. near Ninth
CONSTITUTIONS can be obtained at any of tho above
mentioned places.
oet23-thssm6t CHARLES II. KER. Secretary.
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HERS, INSTITUTE

.az WEE To YOUNG MEN
YS ABOUT TO MARRY. -Essays for Young
Men, on the Errors, Abus.es, and Diseases, incl
name view OF treatment aud cure, sent by mail in
a0WARD ASSOCIATION, Box p. PHILADELPHIA,
Pennsylvania. sep2l-3m
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OF fourteen Republican papcis In DouHCl
ly's district, In NJ RnCso'"l tcu support him
Tor Congress,