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kN E!POT OF FRSGCT MILLgNEaY
81 GOODS, No. 22l BALTIMORE ST, POUR
DOORS EAST OF CHARLES STREET.
SfLMQN SMELL have just received from New
YORK by the tate Packets from Earnp", and are
opening heir stock Of Fail Millinery Goods, consist
ing entirely OF French mportations, and comprising
all the
New and MAGNIFICENT styles Of Paris RIBBONS
Fasnionahie Bonnet VELNETS SILKS aud SArINS
Nailea, Flounces Grapes, LiSlcs. TatletonS
Paris FEATHERS ana Artificial FLOA FRS
Thread, SIX and GymPulc LACE2, EDGiNGS, and
lNSERTINGS
Gap and Veil Netfs, Vrivet Bonnet Trimmings
Deni Thread Vets and rh'rad Lace CAP.5
Foam atiou-, Lrno, WIZ, Chip aud Cine
aud every aItlcr in the Millinery line at thr lowest
Ne!y York wholesale prices
30 eases Braid and Snaw BOHNGTS, suitable for thr
Fall trade. o3lm SALMON 4 SMALL.
yg1IN PLATE. SHEtGT IRON.
COPPER WIRE, SC SC.
5Oa boxes TIN PLATE, ) ix, and extra skies
go boxes LaGied, tor SOoine, lls20 Of bestChar.
coal brands
go bundles best American, English and Russia
SHEET fROT-al! ditect importation.
20 900 lbs. Bra2ierS COPPER. assorted
% casks Taunton SHEET ZINC
200 bundles Bright and annraled IRON WIRE
50 rolls SHEET LEAD, 2! 10 8 lbs.
so pigs Banca TIN; 100 plates SPELTER
Alo Pin and Bar LEAD, Bar Tin, Sc.
{f3- 4 full stock Of Timers Tools and Peck's Ma
chimes Tinnci and from RivGts, Timed Copper sc.
For sale on liberal terms by
L. PRATT 81 BROTHER,
a25 6mif q and 30 5. Charles street.
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a1oAI.-COAL LOCAL. GEESE & SONS
v COAL YARD, Spenr's Wharf where may be
lad nj the lowest cash prices, ANTHRACFFECOAL
in all varieties, selected from the best 1ncs-among
which are: f .Isa
Goat Brook, po,sS NJ tgg, mud
L!oyd's AM Buter's.} Mutt sizes;
or III the lump For sale ny The cargo or single toe.
Orders EFF at the gard at counting r0ou', will
be promptly attended to. fsGIESEE SON, 80.
sell 6n~ Cemnerce-s. Wharf
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a CHEMICAL. RESULT to enable persons 70
"a DYE INSTaNTANEoUSLY their HAIR, with
out the least inconvenience.
JULES FiAUEL'S CELEBRATED VEGETABLE
LIQUID HAIR DYE for changing red or gray hair,
whiskerS, eyebrows &c. to brown, black chesnat
color. The slightest evil consequences need not be
feared from ituSe-it is altogether harmless.
This composition is the only one sanctioned by the
science of Chemistry 10 dye, indeble manRer,
the various gradatons OF ors, without danger in
convenience, and has justified the liberal patronage
and unlimited confidence Of the public.
90 Bstrare Of Couaterfcite,y, Ask for "Jules
Hauel's Vegetable Liquid Hair Dye if you wantt1e
genuine article.
Far s1Ia tvh ntp md
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a hPIUM. The subscriber has on hant supply
" of OPIUM, which he is selling considerably be-
low the market price. J. w. w. GORDON,
No, 1872 West Pratt street.
ol3-so opposite Bait. and Ohio Rail Road Depot
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TaHORE CHEAP AND ELEGANT Music

TAM UKE Oh EMP AND ELEGANT MUSIC
1yA Received this day at
w. N. HAKRISON'5 Periodical Depot,
No ! jarvis Buildings, North street,
Paternoster Row.
Four of the most popular songs in the Opera OF Son
nanbula for 25 cents, containing-''D Do mol Mngle;'
sounds so jeyu' ''Stll gently DER me steal
n} las view these scenes so charming"
MUSIC from FRA DIAV0LO, piec g for 25 cts
Queen PIctoria's Dances-S Dances for Is cents
with splendid colored plate of Prince Albert anC
Flctoria Dermot Astore, with beautiful title, onl,
l2i cents. o23
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WNu.PTX. The subscriber il selling PUTTY,
u made of pure Linseei Oil and thoroughly dry
Whiting, itom 80 10 40 per cent. below the market
price tie keeps il or hand in large quantities; and
making 1t by steam power, is prepared to fill large
orders at short notice
]. w. W. GORDON, 1872 w. Pratt street.
0l3-eo opposite Bait and Ohio X. 4. Dennt.
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NSAS FOUND, at the corner az Calvert and
Nv Raltmnrr-sts, White Cambria Pocket
HANDKERCHIEF, with a thread edging border,
which the owner can have by applying at
JAMES NJ. HAIG.
OIL (p) lei BAIT more 81. above South.
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u UEfN ID nv
- ATTORNEY At Law,
Has removed to Office No. 3 Law BUILDINGS,
ST. PAUL's STREET. 0ieo9mlUlw
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EWOOP EAR RINGS. Hoop Ear Rings and
IA u Gold Pencils, very handsome. A large assort-
mcnt Just received and for sale by
GABRIEL ID. CLARK,
04H Water st. 2nd door from Calvert
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ES FIChEI d SONS SPOOL COTTONS,
III equal if not superior to any in the MAJ ket.
and warranted to run 200 yaids-a numbers, from IS
to 100, for sale by the single spool or dozen, by
O2l ri J. NJ. HAiG. ilI Baltimore 81.
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u o. Z $50.

7 iI 7 NUKFI,
j. Mt No. lS9 NORTH GAY
STREET, near Ear street,
tsigq of the Lady and Bon
nett where all kinds of
Braid and Straw Bonneis
are REPAIRED fdshI0nably
and handsomely, for only
623 cents.
MOURNING BONNETS
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EEOpS. For sale at III LIGHT ST., by
4 u5 HAYWARD, FOX K co.
ICELAND MOSS COUGH CANDY. FOR
Coughs, Colds, HoarSeness and dicnlt Breath
ing Prepared and sold by G. k. TYLER,
ap24 Corner East Baltimore and High SITS.
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BUSINESS CARDS, &c.

e. URGICAI. y. DtAYAL INSTRUMENTS
~ FRANCIS ARNOLD manufactures and keep,
constantly OF hand, a general assortment of InSlrtt
mehis, at No. ~ I'll ARP STREET. SEGA Ban
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SILVER SPOONS. SILVER SPOONS Per.
~ sons going 10 Housekeeping can be- supplied with
silver work of all descriptions by
GABRIEL D. CLARK
o2l Water ST. and door from Calve,t.
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&tsFuATGpa NAHTEs3. by an overs ur,who
- ~ thoroughly acquainted with his business in
every respect whatever, and his wife il fully capable
to tax" the full manage mrn ct dairy, ~. The very
best ot references IN regard to ChaTat and qul
gal!on*, Will he given. Apply quickly az
l., F,SCUTTi5 Intelligence Office,
n,j No 10 EXCHANGE pIaCe
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T.C-T .tNTED Ts1 PURCHASE. WOOL
w LAND, convenient 10 Baltimore market, OF
the Patapsco River, any stream tmyviuG into it.
ola Il BiIN y, or GEO. GEl,BACU.
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~ ARROW SILK VELVET RIRRON. have
" on hand large assortment of the above article.
which will sell by the yard or piece.
OBJ fl j, NJ. HAlG, I2l Baltimore Il.
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q IS IA GS NTSDE.
~ CBRONOMETER y WATCH MAKER.
hl'-!y No. IL SorTH GAY sIREEr.
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4 = EXTENSIVE AssUHFtu!Nr or
n FALL AND NtNTH8 GOODS.
CLOTIIs-Amelcan, English and FrnoA
SlMERES-rlain and Fancy
VESfi NHS silk Velvet, SATIN Wot-t"i, &c.
Saulnrt$ Twcrds, kcrseys Jeans and btns"!s
Cashaar"s, M0usnc dc Lame BLACK aui cora
AiPncas, B"mha2ine>, 80 Also. one OF the hand
.Dmrst us*"rtnents of CtLtCU''- ia line cry
SdAWt.S-cashmcre. Tni5g', Wool, Mou,Iiac !e
Ialnr. Blanket and Net
FhANNHiS-Whte Rcd and Yr'HN
BLANKETS, Canton Fiauurt- gtgsin.
PeHieu'iary pIa'ds Checks, Cotton l,,ra,
Brown aud hleaCheG MuSitNS. SC &c.
$1- For sale al tie Agency Store rcry low Jr cash,
by LUTHER J. cox, Agent,
70. = Baltimore street. I'd doc! te.rw
oil-3m T#ro'cus a'irg
gEAPEGL dANGINt4s ~ IU>gI
K have large lot ot PAPER HANGlNG$ which
viii sell at cost, in lots n sun purchasers. Those
in "anto Paper ilanergs have now an opportunity
TO sui themselves at the lowest prices
have on hand and make to order Beds Mattresses.
Cushions. Windo@ Shades, Venetian and Patent
Blinds, Table Oil Cloh. Mating, Base, &c.
10 Ola Sofas, Chairs and Mattresses repaired, and
every other variety OF UPHOLSTERY work done IN
the best mahner md AT reduced pIices. Call on
LOUIS MULLER, No. y. Liberty st,
sells one door above Baltimore street.
HpLAnkGTS, TLANNELs. FRENCH ME
lib RlNOS, SILK vELVErS, SHsvvLS. SILKS,
CAsnMEREs, Sc. r. MeEiDoirNEY ; 90
have on hand on reasonable terms
BLANKETS, OF all sizes and qualities
Super FRENCH MERiNos, all coors
SILK VfiVEF3, of every color
SHAWL2, Of the latest stye and every quality.
from 0w priced 10 superfiue.
With their usual large stock OF Fancy and blue blk
Silks, Cashmefes, Mouseiines, &c. sc.
1913 BALTIMORE STREET,
ol5 Between Calvert and Light,
uHRASS KEY FOUND A Brass KEY was
AH found in Baltimore st. yesterday, which the
owner can have by ealing ut the Clipper Office and
paying for this advertisement. se25-R
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Ii ACOt: " fcA WEIR, CabinetmakeY, POS. Shan
F3 St, Undertaken of Funerals at short rrollcc. laI
( DhS w. WATTS, HOUSE. GAkEEaTth
~ FAYGTrF-sr., adjoining Assembly Rooms. ial .
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EArfLLIAW w. LEE. FAsIuoNABLI nAF
w CUTTER and SHAVER, No. D.. GAY-ST
Gentlemen Is RaAors set at the shortest notice al6y
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NE i$s SARAH NJ. PEAL LIE, pORTKAa
va PAINTER, has removed 10 No 5 ri. FRDe7
STREET, Exhibition Roem optn during the day 81.
'titefs. 10 Oid autHgs handr0mety gteaprd aas
paired. ,lsIv
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8 n. CLOVER. ARTIST,
j 8 +el3-lm- No. 3 BARNET STREET.
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GsETUATION WAATED-By Young Man
- As an assistant Clerk, or Porter in a Grocery,
FlouroE Commission stnEe, batkeeper any other
respectable situation where ne could make himself
useful To his employer References wli be .Ven. Ap.
ply Quickly at SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office,
ul3 No. 10 Exchange Place.
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Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun.
WILMINGTON, Aug. l3, 1S45.


"Peaceably five ca,t-torcibiyG zoe must" This
heaven-nspired sentiment, which formed one Of the
first principles of American independence, has been
the basis of action all periods, and under every
administration to the present day. Even in view Of
difficulties with Mexico, the wisdom and forecast
of the administration are perceptble in the quiet
TRANSPORTATION of troops and munitions of war to our
new States and all is done without any proclamation,
any buster, or n single threat.
President Polk meets the frowning monarch with
his usually placid countenance, and remarks to him,
Sir to this land we have just tte--lts inhabit-
ants are our kinsmen--and we hope you have no
desire to keep asunder what Heaven has joined to-
gether"
The deed is done-the event is contaminated
Texas is an American State! Menaces are vain;
threats are useless; and war!-would be madness.
Five thousand stand Of arms and large quantity
of ammunition have Just left our arsenal for Texas,
and another order for ammunition will be despatched
in a few days.
Two hundred and seventy-fve new fertilization
gun carriages are Just placed in hand, which, with
one hundred just finished, will make quite tolera-
BILE appearance in case Of trouble Besides, we have
at this post the following ordnance:
70 42-pounders; 307 80 do; 2l9 "a do; 40 10 do;
% IL do SO S-inch iron howitzcrs los "a
pound howitzers; % I0-inch iron mortars. Total
S53 Add to this 100 heavy cannon at the navy
yard; 49, 421 muskets, Ass rifles 1873 carbnes, IT'S
swords and sabres.
The Washington arsenal never presented better
appearance than at present. It's well cultivated
grounds. commodious workshops, and abundant fla
cites for every branch of mechanism and the clean
illness and neatness which percepble throughout
all combine to recommend il strongly to the depart
ment for full share of work which may be dis
pensed by it.
the Ordnance Bureau, who is popular with the wor-
thy mechanics employed there.
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ELECTION ETURN
TENNESSEE.

The news continues to be Of satisfactory char
acter. Mr.. Brown is certainly elected governor;
and we still think his majority will reach two thou
sand. -
We hear Of the gain of member Of the legisls-
ture in Roane county. This, with the two gains re-
ported last night, makes a net gain of three MEM
bers, thus far As the wing majority two years
since was six on joint ballot the gains in the coun-
ties already heard from are sufficient to make tie.
But there can be no doubt of additional gains suf
fcient to give small democratic majority.
For Congress, the returns are too incomplete from
the closely contested districts, enable us to Judge
with much accuracy of the results. There is a
chance for the election of democrat in the I'd dis
trict, (strongly whigD and we still hope that Mr..
Blackwell (dem.) is elected in the 3D. district, al
though he had wing majority of 600 to overcome.
Knox, Roane, and Rhea have given him gain on
the presidential vote last fall Of All and there are
still seven counties to hear from.
The following are the additional returns for gov
ernor, received this evening:
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by desert of 1870 miles without water, and are all
in favor of annexation when they dare avow their
sentiments. .
Yours, &c.
us We seize the opportunity to correct an err
ror Of our own in last evenings "Union." Bexar
is not west of the Nueces river. Ii is on the San
Antonio river, and is sometimes called "St Anto-
Mo-" or San Antonio de Bexar."
The San Antonio river is about days journey
from the Nueoes, and the Nueces is abouttwice as far
from the Rio Grande. At the Texan settlement west
of the Nueces, 'Kinney's rancho" at Corpus
Christi there have not been less than from so to 100
legal Texian voters for five years past. Some OF
these are native Mexcans, yet citizens of Texas.
The Mexicans are said to be nowhere settled 20
miles east of the Rio Grande for an extensive dis
lance on the lower part Of the river.
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perhaps beyond, ought to be selected as the
most convenient point Of general rendezvous by
travellers to all parts Of Europe, ASIA and Africa
for there are periodical departures and arrivals Of
steamers to and from England, France, and Spain,
and to and from the ports of the Mediterranean,
&C., &c.
II is said too that this increased intercourse with
Portugal would necessarily give abundance offeight,
both for the outward and inward passage, and
hence revive the dropping commerce between the
two countries; which encouragement is not neces-
sary to the congratulated and direct trade which
will continue without interruption, between Eng
land, France, and the United States
It's friends allege that there is no doubt that these
American seam-packets would be subject to no
higher port charges, other expenses, in the port
of Lisbon, than are paid by steam-packets of other
nations, but that all would be treated in every re-
spect alike.
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INDIANA.

The returns relative to the late congressional cleo
ton in this State, now that the result in each dis
rrct has been published, longer of much inter-
est; and we shall not, therefore, stop the press to
insert them this evening. When they shall have
been all received as official, the readers of the
"Union' will be presented with full summary.
The State Senate stands equally divided--the demo-
cratic lieutenant governor having the casting vote
The lower house of the legislature is democratic by
at least fifteen majority. We shall certainly have
the pleasure Of welcoming democratic senator from
Indiana in the place of Mr.. White, (W.)
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r ooK AT THIS.--A large and commodlous
IL three-story brick house, fronting 70 Ieet on
a. street, near the u. s. arsenal, in delightful and
highly respectable neighborhood. Attached to the
house is lot IS by $50 feet deep, planted with most
choice fruit trees Of different kinds The out-bud-
ings are substantial and Of brick. This properly
offers many advantages to those wishing to pur-
chase, as a private residence Tor gentleman en-
gagged in the public departments, physician.
II has not It's superior in this city. The stand
would also suit a man with small capital invested
in the grocery or other business The price, sl250
cash. Apply to the proprietor upon the property,
or to VIM. l.. Marshall, auctioneer, Pennsylvania
avenue. The title is indisputable.
Aug. 6--3teod
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lever AND AGUE.-Thousand and tens Of
i thousands arc now suffering under that bane Of
fe-fever and ague, or bilious intermittent fever.
"Rowand's Improved Tonic Mixture" is universal
ly acknowledged, by the dsintercsted, to be tho
great national remedy--the only warranted, safe,
sure, and radical cure, that never has failed, when
properly used to eradicate the disease, and also s
immediate causes-restoring the natural feelings and
elasticity Of the constitution in manner that moth
ing else will.
Therefore, procure at once this long-tried old ia
vorite, and sterling remedy, now called Rowand's
Improved Tonic Mixture, protected against coun-
ierfeers by the written signature of the original in
ventor, John r. Rowland, over the mouth Of every
bottle, and which may for certainty be Obtained
genuine, in Washington, Of J. F. Callan; George
town, o. NJ. Linthicum.
JOHN r. ROWLAND, NJ D.,
Proprietor, No % N. I'd ST., Phiad.
Aug 14-d2w
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ALABAMA.

The returns of the election in this State, as far
as we have received them, unsatisfactory that
we will not venture 10 write the figures. Most Of
them from tho interior counties given report
merely; and therefore, they entirely unworthy Of
credit. The Montgomery Advertiser Of Friday
says, touching the governors election, that sal
though the meorities for Martin, for governor are
unexpectedly large in some counties, we sail think
Col. Terry, the regular candidate, has been elected.
We base our opinions upon the major'ies in the
same counties in 1910, when the democrats carried
the State by upwards of 5000 Everything will
depend, however, upon North Alabama, which has
never yet proved recreant."
We believe that Terry is elected; but nous
usfrons.
In the second congressional district four counties
have been heard from, namely; Macon, Montgom-
cry, Russell, and Pike. In these counties Mr.. Hill
lard falls Isl short of the votes given to Mr. Clay.
If there has been the ratio Of decrease in the
five counties to be heard from, Cochran (dem is
elected to Congress. These 'ifs" are deceptive
We shall see presently. Il is more than possible
that Felix G. Mcconnell is elected to Congress.
In this district Bargains majority, we think, is
about 400. may be 450.-.Nobiie Register.
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NEW PENNY PAPER.--The first number
n Of the Daily Bee-by Messrs. GoRmcHr, MEL
WIN, and SrirH-will be issued on Tuesday morn
ing, the 10Th instant.
Persons wishing TO subscribe may leave their
names. before that time, either at the office, 9Th
street, between Pennsylvania and Missouri avenues,
near the canal, or at the bookstore of VIM. f. Bay
ly, Pennsylvania avenue, or at the periodical de-
Dot of Messrs. Whitaker d Tepprell, corner OF
18th street and Pennsylvania avenue.
Advertisements received by IL o'clock on Mon
dav morning will appear in our first edition.
fr5sA carrier is wanted for the eastern portion OF
the city, between 9th street and the Maynard.
Aug l6-lt
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NEW ROUTE PROPOSED FOR STEAMERS

NEW ROUTE PROPOSED FOR STEAMERS.
We understand that under the authority granted
by an act of the last Congress to the Post Office De-
partment, to employ steamers to carry the mails to
European ports, proposition has been submitted to
the Postmaster General to take another route than the
usual one by the way of Newfoundland, &c. We do
not profess to be acquainted with the subject and can
not undertake to recommend the new proposition
for the permanent adoption of the post Office
but it certainly appears to us worthy of considera-
ton and of experiment. The arguments by which
il is supported are Ingenious; and the source from
which it emanates is of the most respectable chorac-
whole, the safest and best route for general naviga-
ton from America to Europe.
The proposition submitted to the Postmaster Gen.
era is to have two steamers Employed for the pres
ent between the ports of New York or Norfolk,
and Lisbsn The alleged advantages Of selecting the
port of Lisbon are various and important, with
spect both to the rapdty and security of the pas
sage. They are
LIST. That it is the nearest and most direct fire.
quented, western European port.
Cd In case of disaster, secure harbors are offered
without deviation Of course, at the Azores situated
in the very tract and about mid-voyage, where de-
posites of coal can be made at Faya to be taken in
if needed; and
81. There is less, if any, danger Of ice.
The friends of the proposition, therefore, infer
FIRST, that the mails will the Atlantic with
greater speed and security at all seasons then, sec
ondly, that these mails can be distributed at the
Lisbon General Post Office for their different dest-
nations, to be Immediately sent forward by
steamers to Gibraltar, Cadz, the Mediterranean
ports, to Smyrna, Egypt to India, and thence to
China by land to Madrid, Paris and other inte-
rior places Of Spain, France, and beyond; and,
thirdly, that this correspondence will reach the
aforementioned places many days earlier, and at
a cheaper rate Of postage, than if carried from
America to England or Frances for, be it observed
letters which are mailed in England go to the emu
meraed countries ria Lisbon, where mails regu-
larly made up and taken by steamers to those ports
It is urged besides, that the situation of Lisbon,
from whence railroad is to be made with all con-
vonient despatch the frontier Of Span and proba-
bly, at an early future day to Madrid itself, and
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J votes. Clay's vote last fall was

by less than hesniy votes CAys vote last fall was
nearly one thousand majority.
Our friends have done all that men could do; and
the wings will, in future, give US this district We
certainly will defeat them in future.
p. S.-Graham is ahead Of Clingman, on this
side of the mountains, LOO votes; but we will
have 1--WE out of nine congressional districts even If
We lose Biggs-of which you will be advised earlier
than l will.
9h disiriet.--Martin has given Biggs ID 800
majority over Outlaw, (W.) This makes Biggss
election certain, by at least 200. Democratic gain
since November, S36
The North Carolina delegation to Congress will
stand--democrats 6, wings g. Last year, democrats
5, wings 4.