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To the eAffiicted-.Hasting's Compound
Syrup of NaptEIa.

Syrup of NaPtIIa,
II now being used in nearly all hospitals and is
also coming in rapid among best physicia
for coughs, colds and all diseases of the lungs II has
been recommendedn in the worst state of consumption
by physician, Doctor Mott, of New York.
and Dr. Arnold of Savannah Geo.. writing to the agent
at New York, under date of Jan. 30, Is4s I recev-
ed the haf-dozen Hastings Naphtha Syrup, ordered
from you and that Naphtha is the prnci
pal Ingredient Enclosed is twenty five dollars, for
which you will send two dozen and-a-ha bottles
more. have two patients in the Marine Hospital,
whom think will be benefited by it.'
SAVANNAH, Feb. 9th 1S4S.
Mr.. N. A. F. HARRISON:
Dear Sir-At the suggestion Of DR.. Arnold, the ply
sician ofthe Hospital of which of the directors,
would like to supply myself with Hastings Wood
Naphtha. The Doctor ordered. some days since, some
for the use of the Hospital. Should you deem proper
to send the article liberal terms, forward the
sale OF it in our city. Yours truly,
J. TURNER BROS =
None genuine without the Written Singnature of NJ.
A. F. HARRISON on the wrapper.
Price dollar bottle. Six bottles for FIVE dollars.
The usual allowance to the trade. 81
For sale Wholesale and Retail by Pesrnd & johnson,
and Williams, Haywood, & Co., Raleigh NC.
Nov. IL, 1913. 732-1y.
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Fruit Trees.

HNBE Subscriber has just received supply of choice
il Fruit Trees, from T. Perkins celebrated Nursery,
at Burlington, N. j., consisting of Peaches Aprcots
Necarlnes and Cherries in great variety and with the
view of efecting speedy sales, will sell them low
: Jan. is, '1s4s 74s~
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RAIL ROAD FESTIVAL.

THERE will be Conversation and Dancing
~ - Party the Rail Road Hotel in Frank Iinton or
the evenings of the 22d and 23d instant.
MANAGERS:
David w. SPivey, Dewitt G.. Stone,
DIR. Willie Person, Nat. r. TunstalI,
DIR. Peter S. Foster Isaac Davis,
DIR. William w. Green, Ransom Hauiss,
Jon. A. Stone, DR.. Thomas B. Marshall.
Col. George W. Green, Russell Kingsbury.
February IA, I949, 745-2t.
Register twice.
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DIR. Magnin,s EucIna cordial,

- IT. "aSHAh'S AucIma C0rOId'
ES sovereign remedy for Incipient Consumption
Il Indigestion, Nervousness, Impotency Fluor AOu, A
Loss OF MUSCULAR nergy, Physical Lasstude, Fen'
Weakness, Debility, &c. ~>'E l'--s .
Price SO per bottle, or $24 per dozen.
Beware of spurious limitations which solo al .
reduced price. $780, .la 'lsa. a-E t"
For sale Wholesale and Retail by Peso nd & JohnsO"
and Williams, Haywood, & Co, Raleigh, N C.
Nov. IL 1S4S. ,1n 732-1y.
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JOSEPH WOLTERING,
BLACK-..LOCK---A GUN.SMITH.


FoR A NUMBER TEARS FOREMAN THE RALEIGH
GAsToN RAIL RoAD SHOP. 81 Sd. s.. :
Raleigh, N. c.. 49, a3
DESPECTFULIIY offers his services to the citizens
IL of Raleigh and neighborhood. Mill Work and
HorseShoeing attended in the very best manner and
at the lowest prices splendid assortment of the finest
Guns and pistols constantly hand at the cheapest
prices Repairing in his line attended with neatness
and despatch Also all work pertaining to Carriages
Carriage Springs &C. Soliciting the ofhis neigh
bors, will be his endeavor to give general sat
sfaction. -
Raleigh, August 4th 1s4s. 7Is-tf.
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FASHIONABLE CLOTHING STORE,
Under the Raleigh telegraph Office,

Under the Raleigh telegraph Office,
FAYETTEVILLE STREET, RALEIGH, N. C.
TTNHE extensive patronage this Establishment has
Il ceived the past year has induced the subscriber to
-..-.., ENLARGE HIS STOCK,
and he prepared to the demands of his
Gus customers with the largest and best assortment of
READY MADE GOODS
before offered for sale in the State of North Carolina
His Clothing is manufactured tn superior manner,
EXPRESSLY FOR THIS MARKET,
and in quality and style cannot be surpassed by any
clothing Establishment in the State.
~ Purchasers respectfully requested to call and
examine. E. L. HARDING
Raleigh, Oct, 0, 1S4S. -.vsE 727-3m. ,
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Fashionable ClothinpI

WE HAVE also on hand, a beautiful assortment of
Over Coats Cloaks Business Coats Frocks, Panaloons
Vests &c. Also Fashionable Dress Shirts, Flannel
Shirts and Drawers, Cotton Shirts aud Drawers Gowns
Suspenders Gloves, scarfs, Stocks Pocket Handker-
chiefs, SC. &c. Call before you buy. %. & P.
Oct. 80 IS4S .t 73I-
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GRAND AND BRILLIANT LOTTERIES
FOR FEBRUARY, Is49.
wv. MAURY, & Co, Managers.

$4,000. ~
$4,000, 10000, 1880 Dollars;
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY
For the Benefit of MonOngaka Aeademy.
Glass B., for lS49.
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va, on Saturday,
February cath, 1949.
RICH AND BRILLIANT SCHEME.
Prize of $4,000! 1 do. of $S5,COO! 90. OF
$4,000! 1 do. of IL, $50! do. of $1,000!
do. of $4,000! do. of So, 600! Prizes
of s., 900! 200 prizes of $500! ...-
&c. &c. &c.
Tickets $I5-Halves 81 50-Quartcrs SS 75-Elghths
$I,s74. ~ -
Certificates of Packages 25 Whole Tickets 2OO W
Do. do. 25 Half do 100 OO
Do do. 25 Quarter do % oo
Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates OF Pack
ages in the above pendd Lotteries will receive the most
Domn attention and official account of each drawing
cent Immediately after it all who order from us
Address ]. & c. MAURY,
Agents for ]. w. MAURr, &co., Managers,
Alexandria, Virginia.
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OLIVER & PROCTER. .-.....
20 R APP R 8 6 IL AII0R s ; :
Fayetteville St., Raleigh, N. C.. {" SO

Fayetteville ST., Raleigh, N. c. +" 80
"E ARE now opening our usual supply Of Fall and
w Winter Goods embracing. " - - >s'<
Cloths, Cassimeres and vestinss,
of every color and quality which will be made up to
der with usual prompness and despatch. Members
of the approaching Legislature and others visiting the
City, would do well to give CALL as we are determi-
ed not to be undersod outone IN the making up of
our garments. A complete suit of Clothes made in "a
honrs, if necessary. %E3a o. &P.
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BOOT & SHOE MANUFACTORY

Q. T.. BUReH, & CO.,
Raa1 HAVE and keep on hand of their own make,
~ General Assortment of Boots and Shoes,
Witch for Beauty and D,vabtEIty Cannot be Sur
passed IN the United States.
LATEST STYLES AND FASHIONS.
We at any time in receipt of the Latest Styles.
and prepared at the shortest notice make any ar
tice in their line, equal to anybody they care not aoo
All work made by them warranted
Raleigh, Nov. 22, 1s4s. 1913
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PAL MsE,Ra& RAMSAgY

Pal lMsElRa& r RAMSAaK7
NO. 3, E.4ST SIDE FAK.EFFE VILE ST,
et8i III zTn RALEIGH, n. C.,
9 DEALERS in Fine Gold and Silver Watches,
EIA Rich Fashionable Jewellery, Silver and Plated
SI.az Ware, Gold Silver and Steel Spectaeles Gold
and Silver Mounted Walking Canes, Fine Cutlery, Per
mery of the best quality, and Fancy Goods Walters
ti-;ait<a3ae 9@ ha4 F5o'
The above Firm have just received from the North q
y RnGH &c >RASmr0wABIBe go"
assortment of the above articles, which they deter
mined to sell very reasonable terms. The public are
respectfully invited to call and examine themselves.
sSaSr
az PALMER & RAMSAY,
Practical and Experimental Watch Makers and Jew
ellers This branch of their business will receive their
personal attention All work executed by themselves
and warranted to perform WELL
Old Gold and Silver taken in exchange for Goods,
Raleigh, Nov. 70, 1s4s. 733-
Dagllerrotype Likenesses, for $3.50.
OF the very best colored and finished, of all sizes,
I Iand warranted to please. The Subscriber fatters
himself from three four years experience and having
all the improvements that his work will be well
executed. Members and others will call at his Gallery,
at the Jewellery Store of Palmer and Ramsay's.
JOHN G. PALMER.
Raleigh Nov. 20, 1s4s. 733-
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Daguerrotype Lfkemesses, for 90 SO.
BARGAINS, BARGAINS! GOOD BARGAINS


JORDAN wOMBLE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER
MARKET STREET, RALE1GH, N.
@RN THE Subscriber has now in store for
A58W sale large and well selected quantity of
W9EE3SNl u IRON, SALT, SUGARS, COFFEE,
SHOES and LEATHER,
very low and in fact general assortment and variety of
FRIES S,
bought with that very article called Cash. which
he offers at low prices for Cash, short time to
punctua customers
HERRINGs AND SHAD, t...
Also, on hand of the best family Roe Herrings
and Shad, by the barrel. ---
GOOD OLD LIQUORS.
Thankful for the liberal patronage he has received
from his friends in the City and surrounding country he
hopes by fair dealing and strict attention to business to
secure continuance of the same.
Rags, Feathers, Bccswax, Dry Hides, &c, taken in
barter. .-. ..r.-t
Please call Old Market street. 4th door North side,
he is determined be undersold by any regular
Merchant in the City. JORDAN WOMBLE.
Raleigh, Sept, 30th, lS4S. .. t..., 726
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DR.. w. HEARTSFIELD.

BOTANIC rH0nTPS0NTA .
Or PhysiOIOgicO-MedicaI Physician,
"AVING purchased and moved to the place former
LII ly owned by VIM. P. Terrell, in Wake Forest on
the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road respectfully tenders
his professional services to the public generally Calls
promptly attended to at all hours Chronic cases treat
ed upon the best principles and cured relieved. No
known poisons used in practice. Post Office Forestve
January 25, Is49. 744-3t
Eg Register COPY - o..
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RICH MERCHANDISE.

T0R MB'w' "z'B.A:R. GEpns, &c
Attraction for Ladies' & GentIemeV
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NIE are requested to announce THOMAS ]. PERSON,
w Esq, of Northampton County, Candidate for
Brigadier General in the 5h Brigade North Carolina
Militia, composed of the counties of Edgecombe Hall
fax, Martin and Northampton. .lit, -.....
February IL, IS49. 49, 80. - .-Ia 745-
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Quinime.

T. RAYS Ointment and Beckwith's Pills supply
~ of Grays Ointment and Beckwith's Pills. in S'Ols
end tor sale at the Propretors price by the Dozen OF
ratail, by F. PESCUD.
Feb j. a S4oJG}.i oHI 5s ra.5 ~ -de- - 744-
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ITNHE gentleman who borrowed the bound Journal OF
Il the Legislature for 1s46-7 from the Standard Of
fee, is respectfully requested to return it
February IL, Is49. 725-tf
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UMBRELLAS AND PARAsOLs

MANUFACTURED STEAM.
American Wholesale Warehouse & Mandatory,
No. 257 PERIL ST., Near Fulton,
(Sign of the Colder Umbrella,)
NEW YORK.
TNHE Subscribers have on hand, and are constantly
manufacturing superior assortment of the above
goods which they offer to Merchants and Dealers by the
the dozen very low Prices and accommoda-
ting The quality, variety and workmanship of
their Umbrellas and Paasols is not to be surpassed by
any Mandatory in the United States.
ISAAC SMITH & co.
February IA, Is49. s- 745-
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TNHERE will be Democratic Meeting in Eouisburg
Il Franklin County, on Tuesday of next March Court
MANY VOTERS.
February IA, 1s49. 745-tf
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PETERSBURG COMMISSION HOUSE

PETERSBURG COMMISSION HOUSE.
DICKINSON & LESTER,
BOLLINGBROOk ST.,
PeterS6XTg, Va,
WILL give attention to the sale of all kinds Of
" PRODUCE, AND FORWARDING GOODS
Hon. A. w. Venable, Granville and W. Whitaker Jr.,
Esq, Raleigh.
DICKINSON, n. T. LESTER,
Late of Danville,
Petersburg, Va, JAN 29, Is49. 742-mpd.
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TENNY Lind and Joeoy Club Extracts, of Lubin's
Il and RousePs manufacture just to hand and for sale
by p. F. PESCUD
Feb. l, ls49. M4-
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@ Cigars and Tobacco.
CHEWERS and Smokers will find at our Drue and
OAPothecary Store, some very superior Tobacco and
Segars. p. F. PESCUD
Feb l, ls49. .. b.. ,.r- I'D
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Salad Oil.

Salad Oil.
A FRESH supply of pure Salad Oil on hand-and
IA for sale by P. F. PESCUD
Feb. 6, IS49. TIA
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; Young Ladies' Select School.

TNHE next Session of this School will commence on
Il the lst of January next, under the management of
the Misses Partridge, assisted by young Lady,
who has for few years past been Principal of -four
ishing Seminary in New York. -. ,..s...1@... ; i
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TNO the afflicted A supply of Tarrant's Extract of
Il Cubebs and Copaiva, Copaiva and Cubeb Capsules
Castor Oil Capsules and Candy, Bulls, Sands, and
Pelletier's Sarsaparilla. On hand and for sale by
p. F. PESCUD
Feb. l, 1s4e, I'D
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THE CUBA EXPEDITION.

The Democratic press, upon the appearance of
the Presidents proclamation, touching the secret
expedition fitting out against Cuba or some part
OF Mexico, derided it as entirely uncalled for by
any state of things which was known to exist. 1t
was asserted that it was a weak invention of Mr..
Secretary Clayton. The Union, whilst one day
ridiculing the proclamation, and denying that
there was any design on foot against Cuba, pub
lished, on the next, a letter from its regular N. Y.
correspondent, giving all the details and designa-
ting the leader who had been chosen. Even nov,
when several hundred men are actually assem-
bled on an Island, off the coast of Florida, and
when three steamers have been seized in the port
of New York, charged with being engaged inthe
plot, there are some editors who affect to disbe-
lieve that the President had any reasonable
grounds to think a violation of the neutral obliga-
tons fthe country was threatened. Verify their
scepticism is boundless.
We invite attention TO the address of Comman-
der Randolph, of the U. S. sloop-of-wa val Albany,
to the buccaneers of Round Island. We observe
some OF the New Orleans editors comment upon
the course he has pursued. II is fortunate that
duties, so delicate and important, have devolved
upon an officer SO qualified, by intelligence, en-.
ergy and courteousness, for theiI execution. We
entertain no apprehension that he las transgress.
ed the letter Of his instructions, or gone beyond
what his duty enjoined, These piraticaI patriots,
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$6.4.2S .O22
100000
Banks, as repositories, about
s5.67S,O22

xD,OIS,US(
Correcting this by the addition of $500 900,
amount of individual defalcation between 1887
and 1910, andb by the subtraction of 500, 900 col
lected or secured of defaulting agents, and we
have more than five and a quarter millions of dol
lars in favor of Bank agency. From this the Re-
publican will see how very much it understated
the losses by individual agencies Ii. c. collecting
and dlsbursing oificers.) The Banks may afford
to throw into the scale the five and a half millions,
which it is alleged the Government lost by the de-
probation OF Bank notes, and then compare favor
ably with individual agents in honesty and faith
fulness as guardians of the public funds.
And this brings us to the great item in this RI
diculous account, and to the question did the Gov
eminent actually lose five and a half millions of
dollars from the reception of deprecated Bank
paper I? What were the facts ? The Govern
ment was almost bankrupt during the war. Trea-
sury notes were not current at 20 per cent dis
count. The Banks lent the Government millions
OF money,in their own notes at par, when,i in fact,
they were ten per cent below par IN the market,
but of course ten per cent better than the Treas
ury notes. Yet the Government made a good
bargain. 1t passed to the, Banks at par its treasu-
ry certiticates-which were taken in the payment
OF Its debtI but for SO in the 100 dollars-receiving
IN exchange Bank notes which averaged ten per
cent below par. Had the credit of the Govern
ment been high, as it was during the Mexican
war,-had its loans commanded a premium then
the receipt of millions in deprecated Bank paper
would indeed have involved a loss. But the
Banks were in lSi3-14 in better credit than the
Government. Could they have commanded the
specie, the Banks would have gotten the loan at
50 in the l00-which would have been a harder
bargain to the Government than taking the loan,
nomlnally at par, but payable in their notes worth
80 in the 100. And this is the Transaction upon
which it is alleged the Government lost five mil
lions and a half of dollars
The following extract from Major Garland's
address sets the subject in a strong point of view.
1t would seem that, even at its date, the absurd
story had been started. The extract is long, but
we assure our readers it will repay perusal. We
have marked other portions which we shall here
after insert.
"in reference TO this subject. | fad in the last annual
message ct the resident. The following deceptive and de-
slSlve statement, into which he was evidently led nv The
o'e-sfded report OF the Secretary Of he Treasury; nat by
q mls'ta'en'cnt Of fact, bul by a ~supprcssi II ii lact-a
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LYNCHBURG CASH STORE


NEW FALL GOODS, . 10th SEPT. ,s1e
ToHN J. PuRVlS,A dr, is now receiving his FALL
~ and n stock of Dry Goods, Shoes, Hats, Cans
nonhetS Nc Ne, viz: Flannels, Blankets, Alpacas, NIusl,ns,
: an 'alicoes and ~Glnghams, Brqadcloths and Cassimeres
Z ,ssinetts and Yarn Jean. of all kinds, with a great many
other goods too tedious to mention.
BY "~ENPRESS" FRO NEW YORK. I am receiving
sP.e"uiu st',e Egyptian Niitts, Thread I.aces and Edgings,
a large supply very cheap, Bonnets, Black Silk Ia,,s, lin,
ges and Gimps, with numerous other articles.
Sept l0-ifts JNO 1 pIfpvIS A.
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land every facility Ia gt away-iaking PARTICULAR care
however. that they do not em5sik IN sea going ressets.
Y. NJ. RANDOLPH, Cum. l.. =. Ship Albany,
Senior officer ahust In The Gulf Of Mexlcp
L.. :. ship Albany, OF Pascagpuia. Aug. Is, 1919.
From the respective dates II Lieut.. Tot'en's letter,
and Capt. Randolph's proclamation. It will be ntsefv-
ell tina, The latter was a Say subsequent To Tho f1rmfr'
though Lisni. Totem doubtless acted under Capt. Ran
dolph's ofders.
The New Orleans Delta. vliirh has given many To-
kens Of syupa ly With this Round Island expedition. pb
Jecis To Lieut. Totisu's nssn np'ion, that the persons com
pslag il have an illegal object IN view. laasnnch as he
c,nlj npi know that they were nj passing the summer.
like any ordinary seekers II a pleasant retreat, OH an island
in the Gulf. The Della says
''Ther- is M warrant IN the proclamation Of the Presl
dent for any such course. The men on Round lslard
want the fret essential 10 constitute an EARNED expedl-
iiln''-to which aloae the Presidents procla nation fe-
frs-th-v have not a stand of arms IN the island -
~ that fact General Twiggs, whose head quarters are
not fur miles from the island. satisfied himself S ma
lime ago. We hold TIM, any body Of men have the right
h assemble { T any purpose IN any part OF the United
States. uulsfs III asse MI - b. acc1 nptrled by posttice
opeIi proofs If al unlawful intent. The intent, which
We by M me aus al ntl u be the case in regard 10 the
RIund Island Expedition, may be unlawful, and yet the
Executive cann1t Interfere until such intent be Indebted
10 a certain manner. M prolfs have been given. which
bring The assenblage m Round Island within tie provis-
ions Of The Presidents pfoclanaiion."
The statement nf the principles. that should govern the
Executive IN dealing with this case, is conclusive 10 sus-
t hu the course it has pursued. For Capt Randolph in
forms Us explicitly. that the requisite proof of the uulaw-
fol intent Is IN hs possession The pretence, tina the
are assembled u ENJOY n snmner retreat. would be
laughed nj by Themselves. j. Is 10 be hoped that they
heed the good counsel Of the naval officers and quiet
ly dispense.
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"Rrs,4r,ing the e,,rsditloa II The prs a,ers. | an
in communica ion with the commander Of the Austrian
army.
" for G.-rgry. keep him a, your Imperial alJes
ty's dispssLo
II vas rnmo,ed 'hsi the Emperor of Russia had sci a
price Of 10000 pbles an k,ssdlh's head, dead or alive.
IL is asserted by sne 81 the ardent friends OF Hungary
that Georrey has proved himself > Ira iinr. and has yield
ed Ia The ..golden arpuments' IT The Russians. kossnth's
wife and family. ii !. said. have fallsn inro the haads Of
the lmperial'si trp,ps.
ENGLAND.
The nfical recnrd shows a cuniinued increase ui NOR
iality srIsiar from The general prevalence oi ch9lefa. In
the London districts embracing a ptpulaiI n IT shfni ,,
000. 0oD spuls. the 1eaihs from all diseases have ri>en
since the la, week ft,m 1909 to 223o, while the death.
frpfn rhnl IN hsve bceu sue 'es-i valy 9A6, s23 AMI 1889.
Al Livetsed. % Thursday. the medical aihcef report
cd an increase IN the mortality Of The blrouGh. the deaih',
ff the last week being. fmm all causes. si3. against 6oi
the previous wcek. Deaths from cholera 572. against
1n2 m the previous week.
Manchester has suffered a MD. more than last week.
but ID ~ mnrh Is Leeds. There has been a good deal
ri mtialiiy IN the spuih II iceland; hut scpland exhibits
a very decided improvement. IN Paris II has 70 appeared
but not yet 10 an alamiag dagfse. In IL Hand, and e.
pecislly m Amsterdam. foil wing the course Of " atef, he
mortality has been very seve-e. IN other parts OF Europe
the disorder has abaie
The political news FIRM England is devoid Of interest.
and the SINE msy be said II the French and other CONT
mental news. There Is nothing of sufficient interest to
'"'" IHh' " Af's'I"s
FRANCE.
There is a complete ldll 10 French politics.
The first meeting ofthe peace congress took place IN
"Wednesday. Abont 1900 persons were present. NJ. VIC
,or Ilasn IN The chair.
The higs of all natiins adorned the hall. The stars
and stripes ai the Uniied States occupied 4 conspicuous
Posititn, fla 'ing side by side wIth The I'll color of Franco
and the Eagli,h uniIn jack. Mr.. Golden and his panty
were received with applause. AMI the American gentle
mn were saluted wuh enthusiastic cheers.
The names II parties. who gave In their adhesi n t,ihe
principles Of The congrrs'. were read; and thea NJ, Victor
Hugo made bis speech amidst intenso applause II Is de-
scuhed as an exqalSre piece of ennp IsItOn, and repleie
with tho most benevolent sontllnenta.
Il Il understood that The French & ,v.rnmcnf have ex-
pressly forbidden the speakers froin making any allusion
To passing p,litlcs.
Tho French funds continue steady.
The Nlsgafa bflnas ll3 passengers. and adYces I'm
Eampc 10 the time u her departure, Saturday,, August
25th.
The steamer Europa arrived at Liverpool early on
Monday. the ooh.
The STEAMER America was passed IN the 80 h, at \
NJ. IN lti. 5i,39, ln, %. fl.
The steamer lllhetnia after undergoing repairs, had left
Halifax lor Liverpool on Sitntda, afternoon.
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CASH FOR NEGROES,

WISH TO purchase a number of LIKEIY NEGROES
/. Tor which / will pay the HIGHEST CASH PRICES
nn letters addressed me at Liberty, Bedford county. will
F'.''e prompt attention. W {. HEWITT