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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-04-13
Jssnippr Land for Sale.
Valuable Farming and TurpeHtine Lands
FOR S.ALE,

THE subscriber offers for sale the following
tracts of lands, viz:
One tract where he now resides, in Sampson
county, containing 400 acres; $50 acres OF which
is under fence and cultivation, and has about 10,
600 Turpentine Boxes cut.
Also, one tract adjoining The above, containing
l29 acres-about 40 acres of which is under cut:
tivation, and has cut about 1000 Boxes
Also, one tract, near the Six Runs in Samp-
son county, within half mile of the river, con-
tanning 2O3 acres, with 10000 Turpentine Boxes
cut, none of which years old.
Also, one tract in Duplin county, lying on the
North East River, containing acres, well alap-
ted 10 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SO acres now cleared.
Persons wishing to purchase, either, or the
whole of the above lands. will please call upon
the subscriber. at his residence within three miles
of Taylor's Bridge, Sampson county.
JAS. r. MATHIS.
March 2d. ls49.-[25-6t
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WILMINGTON MARKET-April 70.

WILMINGTON MARKET-April ~.
Bacon-The stock of Bacon in first hands
has been considerably reduced during the past
week, prices have advanced about to ! of a
cent per ID. See table for state of the market.
Corn-Receve1 from North Counties 1900
bushels, taken by dealer at 43 cents per
bushel, cash.
Cofee-This article has become scarce in
this market, and prices have advanced shade,
| See table.
F2our-The supply of Fayetteville is fair,
and sales are not quick at quotations. We
hear that lot of superfne was sold day or
two since at 81 80 per Dbl.
Lime-There has been no receipts for sew.
eral weeks. The article is in great dem and.
Hay-Some 300 or 400 bales have been re-
ceived since last report, sales at auction at 80
cents per 100 lbs.
Lard-We have no change to notice in the
price of N. C. Lard.
Lumber-There is but very little inquiry
for River lumber, and sales are consequently
remarkably dull. We hear of only RATS
having been disposed of since last report, viz
two of Flooring boards at 81, and one Of
Wide boards Il inch thick,) at So per M.
! Molasses-Received since last report, from
Matanzas 317 hhds and Is tierces-held firm
ly at 21c per gall, at which price some sales
have been effected. 25s hhds have been
shipped to Boston, leaving on the market a
bout 400 hhds.
Noual Stores-Since our last report, the re
ceipts of Turpentine have reached about o,
. $50 bbls-2,947 of which was taken at las
quotations, viz: 81 Is for soft, and 81 90 TO
hard. The remainder of the sales have beef
: effected at 50 10 for soft, and 81 10 for hard
with the exception of two lots sold this NOR
ming, for which ST Is was obtained for hard
We quote as the market price to.day,-so
) Turpe milne at So 10, and hard ST IS. Sale
3 of Spirits Turpentine have been light durn
the week. One small lot brought 274. an
one &c, and ST rs for bbls not returnable
Tar.-The receipts of Tar have reached up
wards of 5000 bbls-all of which were take
n at ST 123 per Dbl.
y Oats.--Some small receipts of Oats--ual
;. ket better supplied-no change in price
= PeaS-There has been some small receipt
,, OF Cow Peas. Market without change. N
n demand for Black Eye Peas.
! Shingles-Are remarkably dull Our QUO
e tations may be considered as about the mark'
- for a GOOD article "Confract'' SHINGLES Al
s lower than heretofore reported. See table.
Tfmber-About so RATS of Timber hay
10 been disposed of during the week at price
n ranging from So 10 81 per NJ, according
9. quality.
ar The water courses have again beco me Low
and arrivals of produce are beginning TO fall o.
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STATE OF NoRTH-cARoI.1NA.
NEw.HANovER COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
March Term, lS49.
Original Attachmeut-Ls-
Ernst Grimme, We'd upon a lot Of Crockery
Ware, Looking Glasses,
vs.. >some remnants of Cloth and
Calico, 8 dozen Caps, ] do.
Christian Grimme. zen pair Of Boots, dozen
Riddles, &c.
1T appearing TO the satisfaction of the Court
that the defendant, Christian Gimme, so absconds
or cenceals himself that the ordinary process Of
the law cannot be served upon him on motion,
it is ordered, tina! pub cation be made in the Viii.
mington Journal for six weeks, notifying said dc.
PENDANT that unless he appear at the next term Of
this Court, to be holden at the Court-House in
the town Of Wilmington, on the second Monday
in June next, and rep!svy said property, the same
will be condemned and sold to satisfy plaintiff 4
claim. Teste.
L. II. MARSTELLER, Clerk.
April Is, ls4s--t3l.6t Printers fee 81 SO.
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New Fancy and Staple

AT THE STORE FORMERLY OCCUPIED BIZ
V. r. PERSON, AGENT.
THIS new establishment will be opened on
Thursday next, when a q new and choice assort-
ment of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods will be Of
fered.
AS it is the determination Of the subscriber to
adopt the CASH system, he feels confident that
the prices will be such as to convince all who
wish to purchase that it is to their advantage to
call and examine this stock. which will comprise
all the latest styles of Spring and Summer Goods.
Having employed Mr. E. Moore, an experien.
ced merchant from New York, the establishment
will be under his superintendent.
V. r. PERSON,
Agent for SETH HoARp.
April 5, ls49-[3O-ly
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Order No. IL.
Head Quarters S0th Regiment N. C. Militia,

WILMINGTON, N. c., 4th April ls49.
To the Captains Of the sOth Reg't NJ C. Militia
BY late act of the Legislature, the election o
Field Officers is given to the rank and file.
You are hereby ordered to assemble your re-
spective Companies at their usual place of parade
and proceed to vote at your next muster, for Lieu
tenant Colonel, vice John McRat, it,, resigned.
The Officer highest in command will superin'
tend the election, and certify the result to me.
ROB'T e. RANKIN; Col. Com'g.
JoHN J. HEDn1cK. AdJt.
April 8, ls49--[3O
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The .Werchant Tailoring

THE .Werch0nt Tailoring
WILL be continued as usual, under the superin-
tendence of V. r. PEIRsox and H. s. KELLY, in
the rear Of the store formerly occupied by V. r
Peirson, Agent, who has just returned from the
North with a splendid assortment of goods in the
above line. embracing every article kept in an es-
Enlistment of the kind, which will be made up to
order in style that cannot fail to please the most
fastidious.
The fancy department embraces all the new and
elegant patterns and most desirable styles. Fancy
Silk and Satin Cravats, Suspenders, Gloves,
Handkerchief. Shirts, Bosoms, Collars, &c.
In addition to the above variety of ready made
clothing, manufactured by one of the most fash
ionabIe New York Tailors, which will be sold at
as low prices as can be found in either of the At
lantic cities.
For the liberal share Of patronage which has
been extended to this establishment for many
years, we return our uneigned thanks, aud PROM
Use that no efforts on our part will be spared to
serve our customers as favorable as circumstan-
ces will admit. v. r. PERSON,
Agent for SETH HOARD.
| Anil 5. lS49-13O.ly
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R11r1noRE ahtil 10 -Ths flonr market isl

BALTIMORE. Apfil 10 The flour market is
very dull, and prices have further defined
We note sales of Howard street brands at 81
123, and the market closed heavy on change.
City Mills offered at 81 %. Corn meal 2 IS
50 81. Rye flour 2 s73 So The grain
market is quiet. We quote good to prime red
wheat at go e7c White corn 4Oc, and vel
low al 46. Oats 90 26c. Rye SIS Soc.
The provision market is dull mess pork nom.
inal at 10 rs GIL. Bacon quiet. Lard CT
TIC in bbIs and kegs. Groceries quiet pri-
ces unchanged. Whiskey is dull; sales at 10
zoe, in hhds and bbls.-Balt Sun.
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JUST RECEIVED.
IS bbls Fayetteville Flour,
do Scuppernong Wine
do bunch Grape do.
3 do old Mouongabela Whiskey,
do superior Cider Vinegar,
l cask good old Cogniac Brandy.
10 hhds Moiasses, 10 bbls Molasses.
For sale cheap, by OWEN HOLMES.
SPUN COTTON.
bales, just received and tor sale cheap, by
ALB OWEN HOLMES.
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River ImDrOyefnent>

WE have teen requested, BY the Commission:
ers at Phtsboro, to give notice that. III accordance
with the 5h section of the Act Of the last session
OF the Legislature, ito improve the Cope Fear
aud Deep Rivers above Fayetteville" general
meeting of the Stockholders in the above work
will be held in Pittsboro', on Saturday, the l4th
day Of April next, for the purpose Of organizing
Tie Company, electing officers. &c. &C.
A full attendance Of Stockholders is earnestly
desired.
April G, !s4s--l30.2t (com1
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CHARLESTON, April IL Cotton-Transac.
tons yesterday reached 1852 bales, at prices
ranging from 81 to 81 cents.
Rice-Very little doing in Rice. Sales lin.
tied to 800 tierces, from So 9.16 to So pei
hundred.
Rough Rice--No transactions.
Sugar-SaIe of so hhds. Muscovado su.
gar, at auction, at AZ cents.
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The New Fayetteville Hotel-It gives uo
great pleasure to state, that this large and hand
some establishment is about to be opened
The proprietors have leased it to Mrs. Brown.
who has had many years. experience in that
line of business, and who we doubt not will
make it pleasant place of sojourn for travel
ers and boarders. Mrs. Brown is now en-
gagged in selecting and putting in the Fur
niture, and we presume the House will be
opened in a few days.
Ennottna;Hn Ohserrer 10Th inst
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AUCTION Sale.
Sale ofDry GoocL.

WE will commence to sell, at public suction
on MONDAY, the Esd instant, ohf entire stock
Of Dry Goods, now remaining on hand. This
stock is well worth the attention of buyers. the
goods are of prime quality. BARGAINS may
also be expected, for the sale will be positive, and
will be continued from day to day until all ara
sold. A credit of six months will be given upor
all sales amounting to $50 and over, purchaser
giving good notes with satisfactory security. AL
sales under $50 will be for cash.
ANDERSON & YOUNG.
Wilmington, N. e., April Is, ls4s--[3I-2t
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Nnfina

is hereby given. that application viii BE made
10 the President and Directors, and Company,
of the Bank Of Cape Fear, at the expiration Of
three months from the date hereof for the issue
of a Certificate Of Eleven Shares, Of the Stock of
the said Bank, in the name. Of the Undersigned.
in he'd Of one or more. fof that number of Shares
LOST. OWEN u. HOLMES,
E1,r, II Ga6yiel Hobness
March IS, Is4s.--E2S-3m
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Notice.
DErARrMENT or SrArH,

DErARrMENT or STArH,
Washington, March "a; fs49.
Pursuant to the 4th section of the ast Of Gem
gress, approved Sd March. ls49. entitled " An act
to carry into effect certain stpula6ns of the trea-
ty bet Neeii the United States Of America and the
Republic Of Mexico Of the second day of Febtua-
ry, one thousand eight hundred and forty-eIGht,"
notice is hereby given that the board OF commits:
sioners created by that act will meet in the city OF
Washington on Monday; the sixteenth day Of A
pril NEXT to receive and examine dll claims OF CT.
tizens of the d United States upon the Republic of
Mexico which are provided for by the treaty afore-
said, and which may be presented to the said
board of commissioners, and to decide tliefeon ac-
cordins to the provisions of the said treaty and
the frs, and ffth articles of the unrsti6ed con-
venttion concluded at the city of Mexico on the
twentieth day Of November, one thousand eight
hundred and forty three.
I JOHN III. CLAYTON.
| March 80: c9-3t
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NEW HOUSE OF
z N r RT A I N M z N r

THE subscriber would inform the public that
he has just fitted up his place the Sound, gen.
orally known as Shandy Hall" and WILL on or
about the Goth of April, open house of enter
iainment, for the accommodation of visitors to the
Sound.
His place is about miles from Wilmington,
and Immediately upon the Sound, where boats
will be in readiness to carry company to any point
they may desire. DUNCAN NJ. BRYANT.
April 6, lS49-[3O-tf
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TOBACCO FOR SALE.
10 kegs assorted Tobacco. o. HOLMES.
Ala
CHEAP GROCERIES,

CHEAP GROCERIES,
Just received and for sale,
10 bags Coffee. 10 bbls. Whisky,
bbls old Apple Brandy.
3 do Spanish Brandy,
| hid West India Rum.
The subscriber keeps constantly on hand and for
sale cheap
Sugars Of all kinds, Rice. Pepper, Spice, Gin
ger. &c DC. OWEN HOLMES.
ALB
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.MARRIED.

In this county, on the 2sth ult., Mr.. Benjamin
w. Howard, to Miss Martha Ann Andrews
daughter of Mr.. James Andrews.
In Washington, N. c., on the Esd ult, Col
Thomas D. Smaw, to Miss Elizabeth Grist.
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GOODS. GOODS, GOODS.
HAVE on hand an assortment of handsome
SUMNER GOODS. that am willing to sell a,
very reduced prices. Persons in want are invited
to call and examine them.
Al3 OWEN HOLMES.
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TeIegraphed for the Baltimore Sun,
WAsH1NeroN. April rs P. M.

Gen. Tay1or's Viers on the Tarif-Cabinet
Session departure Of Members Of Cobi-
net, &c.
1t will be gratifying to the people of Penn
sylvania to know, that while Gen. Taylor ex-
pressly leaves to the Representatives of the
people in Congress the adjustment of the Ia
riff, he has to-day avowed himself in favor of
protection--of tariff which will endure, in
virtue of not being too high; and that he gives
a decided preference to specific duties over the
I'D Ualorens principle. which found favor with
the past administration. This is the result of
conversation had with the Old Chieftain this
day by Mr.. Robert M. Riddle, editor of the
Pittsburg Commercial Journal, from whom l
obtained the facts.
The Cabinet was in session to-day from
eleven until one o'clock. Nothing of impor-
taLce done.
Mr.. Meredith, Secretary of the Treasury,
and Reverdy Johnson, Attorney General, lef,
Washington this afternoon on a visit to their
homes. Mr.. Meredith purposes returning on
Wednesday, and Mr.. Johnson on Monday.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-04-13

NEw-YoRK, April 1G.-The stock market
is buoyant, and nearly every description has
advanced. Government stocks are in demand
at full rates, supposed on English accoun,:-
Money is quite easy to-day, and no complaints
are heard. First chop paper has sold at per
cent The receipts at the Sub Treasury to-
day are $7O,45O Payments S55,13S. Bal
ance 80, 1919 900. Specie is flowing in here
freely from the West. Spirits Turpentine 35
cents cash, with small sales. About 1000
bbls common Rosin sold at 81 O5, in Yard
No movement in Crude Turpentine since
steamer The following is the amount of
Government stock issued at Washington, on
foreign account, for the week ending 9Th April:
Loan of 1916, $6, 1000; loan of1847, $11 900;
loan of 1S4s, s2o,5oo. Total, s37 500.
PHILADELPHIA, April 10.-Flour is very
dull Sales of common brands at 81 Is S4,-
25: corn meal and rye -four unchanged but
dull. The grain market is very quiet. Small
sales of red wheat at "a 100 cents.-Noth-
ing doing in white Corn is quiet. Sales OF
yellow at so 81 cents; Oats Is % cents /;
Rye So so cts. The provision market is
quiet Small sales to the regular trade of mess
pork at 10 81 $40 81; prime do So IS.
Nothing doing in beef. Bacon dull; hog round
ST 81 cents. Small sales of lard at 81 a "A
cents, in bbls. and kegs 'r-
The grocery market is steady, but not &C.
tive. Molasses, N. o., % cents; rice 81
cents per ID.
Cotton is dull and sales very small. The
decline is cent per ID. since the steamer
Whiskey is dull. Sales in bbls. at 81 to 81
cents, as to quality. ~-.
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PLOUGHS. CORN-SHELLERS AND
STRAW .CuTTERS

Now landing from schr. l.. P. Smith, fine lot
of No. 10, IL and so; and a few Corn Ploughs,
Corn Shelters, and a vary superior article of
Straw Cutters, which will be sold very low for
the CASH only. PERRIN & HARTsFIELD.
April I3.
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FOR SALE.

4 HOUSE aud LOT, on North side of Mar
ket street. and thtee streets above boundary. The
House is new, and contains six comfortable rooms
There IL also 4 Kitchen and other houses On th'
Lot. The Lot is SO feet by l65. POSSESSION
given Immediately. Apply 10
February Is, ls4s-E23-tf
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K0TIfE.

THE undersigned have formed a Co:partneFs
ship Under the firm of
CASHW ELL s. BLOSSOM.
for the transaction Of a Forwarding ana 6etetGi
Commission Business.
Any business entrusted IL as viii have ont
b. CAsHwELL,
JOS. R. BLOSSOM.
Wilmington, April 9Th, ls4s-E3o-an6
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Correspondence of the Baltimore Sur
WASHINGTON, April 8, ls49.

WASHINGTON, April ., l849.
The Cabinet and the Executive Organs Gen..
Taylor on Free Soil-1He Organs out Of
Tune, &c.
The two organs of the administration are
somewhat at variance with each other. The
cabinet is so harmonious that the organs can
afford to disagree. 1t may be said that the pre-
sent discord between the two organs IS is har-
mony not understood" I confess that do
not understand it as anything else but discord.
Ofcourse, it is absurd to suppose that men
whose interests and feelings are so nearly
identical, have any difficulties in their way,
but they seem to have thrown great deal Of
difficulty in the way of their organs: The
fact is, perhaps, that the members Of the cab
met are personally very friendly, but still may
differ, and do differ, very widely upon mum
Der ofimportant topics which distract both
the great parties at this time.
A portion of the whig psrty-the free-sOil
ers and anti-extension-of -slavery men-wert
much shocked at the menaces thrown out a
gainst them in the IntelIigencer. They were
spoken of in terms of studied insult. Terml
used only as to thieves, were applied to them
Should they "be hereafter detected" in tn,
prosecution of their we'll known and Offer
avowed principles, they were to be visited
according to this article, with the indignan
frowns Of the President, which, in my opin
ion, would serve them right" |, for one
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Fni:nssy's Blacksnstilsissg

THE Subscribers keep 81 hand, and are con.
stantly making, every description Of farming tools
in their line, such as PLoUGfs ahd PLoUsa
lRoSs, SHovkLs, HoEs, RAKks, &c: They will
give prompt attention to repairing every kind of
farming implements. They will also DO HonsE-
SRoEINe In neat and substantial mantef. Terms
moderate.
Their shop j. on " ater street, Immediately OPP
posite Col. JOHN McRae's Steam Saw Mill.
April s, is4s-lsO-7t
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March Esd, ls4s.

F. & p would avail themselves Of this oppor.
tunity respectfully to solicit coutinushce Of the
public patronage 20 uniformly and libefsliy be.
slowed upon the former firm, and pledge them
selves that no effort upon their part, shall Be
wanting to give entire satisfaction in every depart
ment of their business:
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NoTE.-River Lumber, Tar and Turpentlne are al
ways sold in the water aud bect to the expense
of landing inspection cooperage, &c; say lumber
Soc to per and Turpentine about lpc per Dbl
For dry virgin mixed turpentine deduction is made
according 10 quality.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-04-13

Town Ofcers.-On Monday last, Robt.
R. Bridgers. Esq, was elected Magistrate of
PoIice-and Messrs. John S. Dancy, Joseph
H. Bowditch, and Robt. Norfeet, Commits
sioners of the town of Tarboro' for the ensu-
ing year.-Tarboro' Press, 18th inst.
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Portland, Maine On Tuesday, the vote
for mayor was C. @. Clapp, democrat, 1914.
Cahoon, wing, 957 others 90; no choice.
Democratic vote increased over last year 274;
whig do 145, and the scattering fell off about
90 The democrats elected ali their officers
in wards 1 and 7; and the wings elected
aldermen in 2, 3, and s; no choice in and 5.
Common councilmen democrats, IL wings
elected, not chosen.-Bosfon Post.
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ICE-.-ICE.

"HE SUBSCRIBERS have in store 292
IL tons of Ice, and will receive additional SUD.
plies through the season. from the fresh ponds of
Boston.
Our ICE HOUSE is open every morning,
from sunrise till breakfast bell-ring. Ice will al
so be retailed from Shaw'e Drug Store, at all
hours Of the day. Citizens can procure it at any
hour OF the night Tin case of Sickness by calling
on Mr.. Shaw, at his house, on Second.street, a
few doors from Market-street.
We solicit orders from our friends in the coun-
try: Ice will be carefully packed and promptly
forwarded.
Thankful for past patronage, we hope again to
merit the public support.
SHAW 4 REPITON.
April 18th, 1919. tloct
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NOTICE OF Dissolution.

THE firm heretofore existing under the name
and style of JOHN KYLE & CO., is this day
dissolved.
All business of the late firm will hereafter be
conducted by JOHN KYLE.
April IL, l649--rSl-tf
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
TIE subscribers having purchased the entire
establishment of the Wilmington Journal, have
this day associated thenselves in the publica;
ton of the said paper, and III the Printing busi
ness GENERALLY, under the name and style Of the
firm of FuLroN & PRIcs.
JAMES FULTON,
A. L. PRICE.
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Telegraphed for the Baltimore Sun.
New York, April SIS P. NJ.

Government Je,Cels Recovered-Arrest of
the 1hieues-Henry B. Jones, of PhiIadel-
phia, and T. Jones, were arrested to-day in
this city, charged with robbing the United
States Patent Office of the government jew
els. There were found buried in the celia: of
Jones' house, one hundred and twenty dia.
monds, one hundred and forty-three jewels,
three hundred dollars worth of gold in bars,
(supposed to be from the scabbard of the
Commodore BiddIe,) gold snuf-box. and a
in prison, and will leave for Washington to-
morrow morning, in charge of police officers.
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st. Louis Election.-A despatch from S

UoSPuVOIE
Louis, dated on the Sd inst, says
"The city election here has resulted in the
election of the entire Democratic ticket, with
the exception of the City Marshal. The Dem
ocratic majority was $50. The board of Dele
gates elected are Wings, and the Aldermen
are Democrats. The majority in favor of the
railroad project to Cincinnati was $500. The
whole number of votes cast were $1,000"
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HIsT or fErTERs.

REM AIMING in he Post Office a Whining.
ton, N. c.. 3Ist MafsR, ls4s.
Those whose flames ssppear on this List viii
please ask for advertised Letters
l3O.3tl DAN'L DICKSON, p. M.