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c,r,,s,ordercp of The Globe.

Correspondence Of the Globe
Extract from letter. dated RALEIGH, ~ C. Nov b, lsii
arrived aere to-day. ana wIite III great taste
TO inform you that We have heard fTom twelve
coustiss, in which Folks gain on the Governor $
vote at the August election is LAZY we Ell
terrain not the slightest doubt that the State VIII
90 the Democratic ticket by maj 'riiy ranging
from 5OOto SEQ. Three guns for the old North
State !"
writing The above, have had the pleasure OF
hearing from six other Counties, (Which 1t is I'M
material TO name,) all which gave small major
tiles for Graham, which have now gone Tor Folk
by msjority of 62l. The most sangu'ne Demo
era, in the State never expected such glorious
results. The Democratic Senator IN Johnston
County is elected in the place Of Saunders
(Whig) deceased, by majority OF l2o. think
can safely say North Carolina will go for Folk
by 500, i things go on this ,oGy us they hare
beGuQ
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Nzw POLICE BnL.-The Board of Assistant AL
assnen, on Thursday evening, concurred with the
Board of Aldermen In the ordinance establishing
new system OF Police.
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North Carolina.
Oar letters last night brought US the following

The Globe mas the following letter, which Se
hardly credit, but IN these times We choose TO
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The Great Result.

There is barely chance yet that Mr.. Clay
may be saved by some unlooked-for result In the
South. The Election stands thus:
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has been won through the nomination of Silas
Wright for Governor aud the e1ertions and moral
influence of the anti-Texas section of the Loco
Foco party. This ID true. Now let US see how
mach this same anti Texas clique will get by
their victory. We rather think they will rue their
triumph yet.
ES JOHN c. CALHOUN it is well understood, Is
to continue Secretary of the Treasury under
James K, Polk, and is to be the master. spirit
of tho new Administration The whole-souled
champions of Texas and Free Trade are deter.
mined to have it we'll understood that this VIC
tory is theirs and that they are to reap the fruits
it. All right. We have not heard that JAMES
G. BIRNKY 10 also to have a place in the Cabinet,
but he ought He and Calhoun have played i'd
1nirably into each others hands through the great
struggle: Calhoun nominating Polk and Birney
slecting him. Surely, u seat in the Michigan
Legislature will be no adequate reward for Mr..
Brney's untiring and vitality necessary services
TO the common cause.
ny Our Philadelphia correspondent writes that
when it was announced in that City yesterday
that New-York had gone fox Polk and Dallas.
Pennsylvania Elves fell per cent. and Isrds
Bonds rose 20.-There is whole volume OF
commentary on the results of our Elechon-MoE
nj. Political, Economical-in that single circum-
stance. How is it that the victory of one party
depresses confidence in Public Faith and Public
Prosperity
PENNsYLyANlA.-A very silly story was circu
lated in our city yesterday that the complete re-
turns from Pennsylvania had resulted ina small
msiority for Mr.. Clay. When we announce
such a result as official through the columns OF
The Tribune it will be time enough to give Gre
dence to such a ridiculous report. Meantime,
we implore our friends not to be Aseced any more
BY tho arts Of gamblers and swindlers. Have
we no. suffered enough
EalrHaUAKE AT SEA.-By the arrival yester-
day of the brig hudson, from Demarara, we
lsarn by Capt. Russell, that on the Goth Oct. in
lat. IS, 8, lon. 81, at IL o'clock A. M. he felt a
severe shock of an earthquake OF TIRES or four
minutes duration, which caused the vessel to
frenble as if going over coral reef, being about
100 miles off the Island of Saba at the time.
LATER FROM Rio JANEIRo.--By the arrival Of
tho bark st. Joseph, from Rio Sept. 10th. we learn
from Capt. Nell that all was quiet when he sailed.
The markets were glutted with American produce;
Coaee scarce and high. No political news Of H.
fsrsst.
Nxw POLICE BILL.-The Board of Assistant Al
assmeu, on Thursday evening, concurred with the
Board of Aldermen In the ordinance establishing
rev system Of Police.
S1;uor
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Total. 49,. 9G59 ll,742.---- 1850 2'oa
Polk ahead g, 693, Van Buren, in 40 do :, 4oi
Pnlk's gain. 262.
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CASTLE DISMAL, OR THE BACHELOR 3 CHSlsT%s no 10
MEsTIC LEGEND. By w. q. SIaMs, New-foiK' Dur
CESS, Strnger i Co.
This is proposed as the first Of series of fan
ciful and imaginative legends, Illustrative OF the
traditions of the Southern States, to he followed
in proper order by its fellows, should the public
taste approve of the sample. 1t is dedicated to
Hon. RICHARD H. WILDE Of Georgia. Price IS
cents
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MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTIONS Mourn AUBURN.
A monument has recently been placed in the
Cemetery at Mount Auburn, TO the memory OF
the Rev. DR.. Claiming. 1t was designed by the
late Mr.. Allstoa, whose directions were strictly
observed, and was erected in compliance with a
resolution Of the religious society of which he
whose remains it covers was the faithful and be-
loved minister. 1t is quadrangular monument,
Of white Italian marble, with large square base
of stages, portions of which are deeply undercut,
to produce the effect of light and shadow, sur
mounted by equilateral die, having panels on its
four sides, above which is Roman sepulchral
comice or slab, supporting On lis centre low
open vase. On the front is this inscription:
In memory of
WfLLIAN ELLgRY CLAIMING,
Honored throughout Chrstendom
fof his elocueree ard cournge
III maintaining and advancing
the great Of
Truth, Religion and Human reedon-
LIS Monument;
IS grateERiy and revefently erected
by the Christian Society
Of Which. during nearly forty years,
ne was Pastor.
On the reusrsc
Here rest the remains OF
WIiIAn riLLERY CLAIMING,
horn, 9Th April. 1Iso,
Newport, 4. /.
Ordained, Is, June, lSGs
= G minister of Jesus Christ
70 the Soclety wcrshlp2ng God
N Fsderri Street. Boston
Died, ID October, 1873,
while journey
II BENNINGTON, Vermont.
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LATER FROM Rio JAsEIRo.--By the arrival OF
tho bark st. Joseph from Rio Sept. 10th, We learn
from Capt. Neil that all was quiet when he sailed
The markets were glutted with American produce;
Coaee scarce and high. No political news Of H.
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T,,r srrrrrRstsC CANADA Written for the Young People
By Captain Sfa,ryat. In two volumes. New-York: d.
APPLETON, & Co.
This work of Capt. Marryat has been not unjust
" compared with the celebrated romance of
Robinson Crusoe, TO which it is scarcely inferior
in point of interesting narrative and graphic de
lipeation. The volumes arc exceedingly neat in
their appearance, and will form an excellent
present for the young.
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BIBLE DEPOSITORY,

III In compliance with resolution Of the Exe-
cutise Committee OF the Bible Society of thi, civ
adopted on Thursday the 9th instant the following
statement respecting the Depository Of the Society
uas been prepared and is now made public
good assortment Of Bibles and Testaments in
English German, French, and Italian, both elegantly
ana plainly bound, is kept in the Depository at Mr.
henned,'s Book and Stationery Store on street,
SCUM SIDE between 18th and Nth street as will APP
pear from the following brief summary:
English Bibles. large and small with and wiihout
references, al prices varying from Sc TO 80 cents
fhgiish Tesisments from SIS TO 7 cents.
German Bibles from " to gu cents.
German Tesaments 25 cents.
French Bibles from 81 to 81. cents.
Italian Bibles, 81 SO cents.
These books are all purchased Of the American
Bible Society, and may therefore be relied on as the
most accurate editions
Persons wishing TO obtain Bibles or Testamenls
for gratutous distribution can ascertain the mode of
dong so by calling at the Depository.
Sabbath Schools and other benevolent institutions
VIII be supplied at the cost price in New York.
All persons who have contributed 81 or more TO
the funds OF the Society," within the present year. are
entitled TO a common Bible, which they will receive
on application at the Depository.
J p. INGLE,
Chairman Of Executive Committee.
M. II. MnLER, Secretary.
July l-3t
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CHEAP STATIONERY.

DRiNTING PAPERS-Cap and Letter Papers,
il plain and ruled from IL so TO So per ream.
Portfolios assorted sizes, with and without locks.
Ladies' Work Boxes, of rosewood, and gentle
mems Travelling Desks.
Rodgers Il Sons Razors, Pcnkn,ves Scissors and
Shears, best quality.
Silver ever pointed Pencil Cases, 25 cents and
upwards.
Perforated Bristol Boards--psin do.
Ensmelled and embossed Cards
Drawing Papers and Water Coors.
Card Cases, in great varieties.
Pearl and Ivory Folders
Note Papers in the greatest varieties, from l2l to
rs cents per quirc.
French Boxes, containing an assortment Of note
paper, waters, scaIing-way, &c. &c.
Together with general assortment Of FANCY
AND STAPLE STATIONERY, sII of which
will be sold the most accommodating terms and Al
the lowest prices, wholesale and retail, by
WIN. r. BAYLY, Ststioner,
Penn. Avenue, five doors west Of ilth st.
TT Card PIses neatly engraved and printed.
mays
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EARTHENwARE, CHINA, AND GLASS.

EARTHENWARE, CHINA, AND GLASS.
VINHOMAS PURSELL has just imported per ships
Il Franconia, Dcsdemona, and Montcxuma, from
Liverpool direct
60 crates and hhds of Earthenware and China,
Of the newest patterns and shapes, and
40 packages of Cut, Pressed and Plain Glass,
from the manufactures
Which, with his former stock, makes his assortment
extensive and complete; all Of which will be solo,
wholesale and retail, low and on as good terms
as at any other establishment north south Of this
Canton, French, and English China Dinner, Tea,
and Toilet Sets and detached pieces.
A superior article of Blue Stone China.
Ivory Handle and other Knives and Forks.
German Silver Britannia, and Pla'ed Casters.
German Silver and other Table and Teaspoons.
Plated Britannia, and Brass Suffers and Trays,
Candlesticks, Spiitoons, &c.
Looking Glasses and Walters.
Astral, stand, Wall, Liverpool, Solar and Hall
Lamps.
Wicks, and Glass, Of various sizes
First quality Stoncwarc, al factory prices.
Also, Window Glass
The subscriber has the agency OF a Britannia
Mandatory and will sell those articles reduced
prices. lie solicts call from his friends and the
public generally al his store, on Penpsy lvania
euue opposite Browns Hotel, and assures them that
nothing on his part shall be wanting to give salts
faction.
june 29-eo2w THOMAS PURSELL.
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PROPOSALS FOR COAL.
Treasury DEPARTMENT,


Wash ,gton City May 80, 1874.
PROPOSALS will be received at this Department,
il until O'clock on Saturday, the 18th day OF July
next for the delivery of the following Goals. at the
places and in the quantities hereinafter designated,
viz
AT Boston, Mass, and at New York City, Anthra-
cite Coal (sugar Loaf.
AT Lake Elie, Lake Ontario, Key West, Florida,
and the mouth of the Mississippi, Bituminous Coal
Not less than 500 tons TO be delivered at each place
but this Department reservng to itself the right TO
order much more it may think proper.
All of the above Goals he of the rery best qualify
and to he delivered and landed at the contractor
risk and expense at such points in the above specified
places shall be designated in the contract or by
the officer TO whose inspection the Goals shall be sub
ject delivery. AT the mouth Of the Mississippi
the coal be delivered in good and substantial flat
boats the boats to be the property of the Government
The ton of anthracite coal to be estimated at
2, $40 pounds, and the kilumnous coal at five
pecks to the bushel, and 2S bushels TO be con-
sdered equivalent TO the ton-ihese to be subject TO
the inspection Of officers be designated by tins De-
partment The coal to be delivered within two months
after the execution Of the contract
The Goals must be lump, and be taken from mines
the approved for the goodness of their quality
and ffeeness from sulphur and other impurtes-sal-
siactory evidence of which must accompany the bids
b,Js -.iH bc considered which aUvvlIipa
MED by this evidence, and coal will be received
which shall not correspond strictly with the descrp
lions and requirements herein made.
Contacts will be prepared to be executed by those
whose offers shall be accepted for the faithful per-
Torrance Of which bond with two good and suhci-
suIeties will be required in onetnirJ the amount
Of the contract payment TO be made in full when
the contracts are complied with fully 10 the sat-
isiaciion of this Department.
The proposals TO be sealed and endorsed Pfopo-
sails for Coal for the Revenue Service"
McCLINTOCK YOUNG,
Secretary ofthe Treasury,
Nav 30 2awtl5 July ad interim.
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NOTICE.

TRANSFORMATIONS OFFICE, b. and o. r.. Rp,
june 1914.
MI ERCIiANTS and others are respectfully in
wi formed that and after Thursday next, the
10Th instant the hours for the reception and delivery
OF commodities at this Depot will be follows,
viz
From o'clock A. Nj. until 3 o'clock p NJ, and
From until p. Nj. daily except Sunday
Goods will be delivered only to the consignees in
person, to such draymen or Others who may have
their written order authority TO receive Them and
the freight upon which must in every be paid
on delivery.
By order: SAM'L STETTINIUS,
june Tim Agent
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Posr OrFicE DEPARTMENT, }
July 3, 1874. (

Juy3 1874.
PROPOSALS for carrying the Mails OF the Uni-
Il ted States from the LIST September 1914, TO 3Oh
June, lS48 inclusive, route 1861, in Pennsylvania
will be received at the Contract Office of the Post
Office Department, in the city of Washington until
the 10th day of August, 1874, at o. p m, to he de-
cided the next day.
1861. From Pittsburg, by Allegheny, Bskcrs,own.
Glade Mills, Butler, McCandliss, Brow ninpton.
Slippery Rock, North Liberty, Mercer, Culbertsons :,
Custards, McadvilIe, Woodcock, Rockdale, and Wa.
terford, To Erie, 1876 miles and back daily. in four
horse coaches.
Leave Plt.burg daily at Q, a. m; arrive at Mercer
same day by TO- p. m.
Leave Mercer next day a, 3, a. m; arrive at Erie
same day BY T., m.
Leave Erie taiIy at 8, I'm; arrive al Mercer same
day by ~ m.
burg same day by ., Pm
No proposal will be considered unless II be ,ccon,
panied by guaranty, signed by or more respon.
sible persons, in the following manner, viz:
1.-THE underrign ---- guaranty that - II
his bid for carrying the mail from Pitsburp to Erie
be accepted by tho Postmaster General, shall enter
into obligation prior TO the first day Of September
next with good and sufficient surelies 10 perform the
service proposed"
Postmaster, or othe, equivalent testimony that the
guarantors are men Of property, and able to make
good their guaranty.
The proposal should be sent 10 the Depaumcn,
sealed, endorsed Proposals for Route No 1861 y
and addressed TO the First Assistan, Postmaster
General.
For the prohibition Of bids resulting from comb;ns
tons and the terms and conditions on which m,
contract is to be made, the last annual advertise
ment.
C. A. wICKLtFFE,
July 3-4w Postmaster Gen raj
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PROPOSALS FOR PINE WOOD.

NAVY A0gsrs OFFICE,
Washington, June 2lsl, 1874.
DROPOSALS will be received at this Office until
l. three o'clock on "Wednesday, the oath of July
next for the delivery Of eleven hundred cords Of
good understandable seasoned Pine Wood upon the
wharf at the Navy Yard in this city, to be landed in
spected and measured by sworn inspector, free OF
expense to the Government--otfers to be endorsed
Proposals for Pine Wood Security will be required
In one-half the of the contract and len per
cent reserved out of each payment ill the contract
Is complied with. The wood must all be delivered
by the first day of December next.
VIM. b. SCOTT,
june "a Globe & Int. Navy Agent.
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BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES.


N pursuance of law, l. JoHS TYLER, President Of
the Unhed stes OF America, do her. by declare
and make known that public sales will be held AT the
underme toned land Offices, 10 the STATE OF IN
DIANA, at the periods hereinafter derignated, TO
wit:
Al the Land Office at WINAMAC, commencing
on Monday, the twenty first day Of October next, for
the disposal Of the public lands hereinafter described,
viz:
Month ofht Base Line and East cthe Second Principal
Meridian.
The northeast quarter of the section and the west
half OF the southeast quarter Of section thiry-sr in
township ihiuy-four, Of range one.
The lots one two three and four, in the south half
OF section twelve, in township ,hmty-six, of range
one
West half of southwest quarter of section twenty
ono southeast, Dnd southwest quarters Of section
twenty-five, northwest and southwest quarters Of
section twenty north half and southwest quar-
ter OF section twenty -four and sections twenty 1--we
and thirty ia township hrty-six, Of range two
Al the Land Office at VINCENNES, commencing
on Monday the twenty -eighth day of October next,
for the disposal of the pubic lands hereinafter des-
cribed, viz:
North efhe Base Line and West Of The Second Principal
Meridian.
Sections and two the fraction OF section three,
north OF the Indian boundary line north half of the
"oithedst quarter OF secton eioVen, ana norm naI
OF section Twelve in township four, of range five.
The fractional northwest quarter, east Of river, Of
section SIX, in township four, Of range seven.
The fractions of sections six, seven, Thirty and
thirty-one the south side Of White river, in town.
ship two, of range seven.
The fractions of sections thirty-two and thirty
three, on the south side fthe White river, in town
ship five, OF range seven.
AT the Land Office at JEFFERSONVILLE,
commencing on Monday the fourth day of November
next, tor the disposal Of the public lands within the
small fraction Of section twenty-five, in township
four, of range two situated in a bend the south
side Of White river and rorth of the Indian boundary
Ilne and also the southeast quarter of section thr-
ty-iour, in township three, of range two-alI lying
north Ofthe base line and east of the meridian.
Lands appropriated by law for the use Of schools,
military or other purposes, will be excluded from
sale.
The sales will each he kept open for two weeks
(unless the lnnds disposed Off and no
longer; and no private entries of land in the town
shlIs SO offered, will be admitted, until after the exp
ration Of the two weeks.
Given under my hand at the City of Washington
this twenty fourth day of June, Ammo Domini, 1874.
JOHN TYLER.
By the President:
Tho. III. BLAKE,
Comnissioner Of the General Land Office
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PROPOSALS for carrying the mails of the Uni
i ted States from the LIST Of September, lS41, TO
the Both of June, 1876 inclusive, on the following
routes in Kentucky, will be received at the Contract
Office Of the Post Office Department, in the city OF
Washington, until the % day of August, lsii, at
p. NJ, to be decided the next day.
No 1855. Owngsville, via Triplett, Upper Ty-
CART, Olive Hill, Grsyson G. H., and Logan to Cat
ettsburg II mites and back, twice a week, in two
horse coaches, from LIST April TO LIST December; resi-
due OF the year, once week on horscb ok.
Leave Owing svillc every Tuesday and Saturday at
6 a. M arrive at Cat'eitsburg next days by a.
Leave Catletisburg every Thursday and Monday
at II a. M; arrive at Owingsvlc next days by 4
P. m.
Schedule for the Weekly Service.
Leave Owingsvillc every Saturday at 6, a. M; ar
rive at CstIcttsburg next DAYS by s. p. m.
Leave Cstlettsburg every Monday at halfpast 10,
a. m. arrive at Owingsvllle next days by hal-pasi
T. Pm.
No. 1916. From Aurora, by Murray, Locust
Grove Cherry Cor er Tennessee, Paris, Albany,
and Macedonia, to Huntington, go miles and bach,
twice a week.
: A. NJ arrive at Huntington next days by p m.
Leave Huntington every Thursday and Monday
at p. m; arrive at Aurora next days by9p m
Proposals to carry twice week 10 two-borse
coaches between Paris and Huntingdon will be con-
sidercd.
No proposal will be considered unlcss ], be accom-
panied by guaranty, signed by one or respon-
sible persons, in the following manner, viz:
The undersigned - guaranty that -, II
his bid for carrying the mail from - to -
be accepted by the Postmaster General shall enter
into Obligation prior to the LIST day Of July next,
with good and sufficient suret.es 10 perform the ser
vice proposed.
This should be accompanied by The certificate
of Postmaster, other equivalent testimony
that the guafantors men Of property and able 10
make good their guaranty.
The proposal should be sent to the Department
sealed endorsed Proposals for route Nos 4S55 and
1916" and addressed to the First Assistant Post
master General.
For the prohibition OF bids resulting from combins-
tons, and the terms and conditions on which the
contract isto be made, the last annual advertise
ment.
G. A. WICKLIFFE,
Postmaster General
PosT Orrrcr DEPARTMENT, June 20, 1874.