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TELEGR AP &c.
NASHVILLE, August 9.

Campbell, Wing, has gained largely on the
vote for governor. He gains 200 ia Davidson
$40 in Sumner, 81 in Marry, and $40 in Wayne
counties. Maury and Giles, strong Democratic
districts, has elected Osborn, Wing, to the
senate. The returns indicate the complete sue.
cess Of the Wings.
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PROSP ECTUS
OF THE
NATIONAL MONUMENT,
A WEEKLY JOURNAL,


TO be published in Washington, under the sanction
ofthe Washington National Monument Society.
JAMES c. PicKErr, Editor and Publisher.
The MONUMENT is intended to be a literary, ag-
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tain select portions Of the literature Of the day
the best that can be found in American and Euro
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cluded.
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and publish the Monument journal, as one well
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event, applied to the support of the paper, moi
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~ n,72b,000 Dollars
I'll uliS Loan is Guaranteed by the Government.
and eSn'taclsd by the eminent la nkine
ltouss OF Messrs. M. A. vos Rornao,,, .',s
Soss, "a Frankfors-on the Maine. The fIiou1,',D
capital Prizes must be gained, viz: "'"s
IA Of AZ, 900 Dollars Go or ooo nm.
"a I" SO, 900 :. 10 - y non 'o''a'o
"a " $4,000 +" 100 :. soo !.
TO 5000 /" 1880 " '000 j.
&C., &c. The smallest Prize lis SIS Dollnra
The next drawing takes place irreyocaby on IN.
LIST OF June, 1851.
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Remittances can be nude in Bank Notes, Bills
or Drafts on Europe, dc. Each shareholder will
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PARTICULARS and AFTER the drawing, the list OF the
successful numbers, which viii also be published
In the leading journals. The Prizes viii be paid
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mrs. JANE TAYLoR

LAS several vacant rooms for families single
III ladies. and gentlemen. The h9uss nst -.
pleasant, and airy, and situated in the bsse part
Of Washington, between ~ and 6sh stTsse2s on
Penn sylvsnis svnus. A frss rste liable u Kept
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NIcKsBURe, Aug.

This forenoon duel took place opposite this
city. between Walter Brooke and Judge Reed,
of Lexington, Miss. The first fire, Reeds ball
grszed Brooke's spine, and the affair was AMIGA
bly, settled
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nACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

JACITIO MAIL . EA VfsoIfIF OUMPAN !.
/ ONLY through line for California and Ore
gon. 1.-The public informed that under the
spected and approved by the Navy Department,
and carrying the United States mails, will con-
tinue to leave Panama and San Francisco the LIST
and 9Th days of each month, unless detained by
unavoidable accident, and will touch Acapulco,
San Diego, and Monterey.
The following steam packets belonging to the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company, are now in the
Pacific, one OF which will be always in port at
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STEELE southern Halter

- STEELE.--SOuthern Halter
23l King 81. Charleston, s. c,
ZA GENTLEMEN wishing TO purch
VI ase a beautiful new style Spring
Hat for 1851, made in Southern State, are invited
to call as above.
French imported HAS.
A few cnses Of fine light French Hats, imported
for my fashionable retail trade.
SiySw Department.
This department comprehends all the newest
styles Of Pnnomas and Leghorns for gentlemen,
youths, and infants, of new styles, manufactured
under my own direction.
STEELE'S HAT HALL,
March 8-ltsw Charleston, s, c
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The subscriber IL also appointed Agent. for the
District of Columbia for the Byitish Commercial
Life Insurance Company established in 1890, and
empowered by act OF Parliament, for the insurance
of lives and the endowment of children, in Lon
don, New York and Washington city. Capital
$1,000, 900.
Communications addressed to the subscriber,
Washington, ID. c., will receive prompt attention.
M. THOMPSON,
attorney and Counsellor at La,o, and Commits
missioner Of Deeds for North and South Carolina.
+. 5. Refer, if necessary, to the heads of de-
partments, and to members Of Congress generally.
March 25--ff
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LOUISVILLE, August 8.
Dixon, Wing, loses, in 30 counties, 3,24I
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paIr.AnE1puIA Ann O

The U. s. frigate Saranac has received orders
to sail on Wednesday, her destination, probably
to Cuba.
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BOARD OF MANAGERS

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NORFOLK, Aug. 9.
Messrs. Stanley and Outlaw, elected to Con-
gress from North Carolina.
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Renaian ma nsnnt1 .4&AnA Ageacy.
TIME subscriber has Opened IN the city Of Wash
i ington an AGENCY fbt The prosecution OF
all descriptions Of claims against the General
Government
His perfect knowledge al all the Pension Laws,
and the places where are deposited all evidence OF
service now extant, will enable him TO establish
many claims which have long remained suspend
cd for want Of proof and proper attention
lie, therefore, offers to the public his services,
particularly in the following cases, viz;
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Applications for increase Of pension, under any
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dissatisfied with their present allowance.
For all those widows who received, ent-
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OF March, Io4s; under the acts Of July 7th, 1885,
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who were married before the LIST OF january 1874,
he will undertake TO establish, under the act of
February ID, lS4S, their claims to pensions for
life, commencing on the 4th of March, l64S, when
their pensions under the foregoing acts termi-
uated.
For all those widows of revolutionary officers
or soldiers, WIN were married after 1893, but be-
fore January I'd, 1900, he will undertake to estab-
ilsh their claims to pensions for life, commencing
on the 4th Of March, ls46, under the net of July
20, IS4S
To all those widows ofrevoutionary pensioners
whose claims have been rejected or suspended for
want OF proof of service; or those who are in the
receipt of n pension under any of the pension
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under the acts of May 18th, 1928, or June 7lh
1882, he will ensure the same amount per an
mum that their husbands received, from the time
the pension ID made to commence by the law UNI
der which they claimed or have been pensioned
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OFFICERS

WILLARD FILLMORE, ex ofhcio President,
ARCH. HENDERSON, FRS, Vice President,
WALTER LENOX, Mayor of Washington,
Second Vice President,
THOS. CARBERY, Third Vice President,
]. b. II. SMITH, Treasurer,
GEO. WATTERSTON, Secretary.
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BOUNTY LAND.

BOUNTY LAND,
For the surviving, or the widows, or minor child
rem OF deceased officers and privates, who served
in the war Of 1912 with Great Britain, the Next
can war, or in any of the Indian wars. since 1880.
Terms moderate, where the claim is established
otherwise no charge.
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" G5 800 resms ast-cap folding paper, white
BY the act approved June IL, 1874, the Clerk
Of the House of Representatives 10 "directed to-
con6ns his purchases exclusively to articles the
growth and manufacture Of the United States, pro-
vided tbs same can be procured Of such growth
and manufacture Of suitable quality and At ronsas
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"EEhLI JUUKNAL,
10 be published in Washington, under the sanction
Qfthe Washington National Monument Society.
JAMES G. PICKETT, Editor and Publisher.
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PROSPECTUS

s. GRIswoLD e. Co
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20 Brooklyu. Hobokcu, Sc, for an cconomi-
cal add quiet residence.
The public experiment with The Fire An.
uh.llior has been postponed fora few DAYS,
vs srr. We believe ihc inventor himself,
NJ Phillips, IS coming over from England.
The Panouma Of che Worlds Far, wc
lean i. finished, bot rocs or into Oh, interior
f-.t or exhibition. d cuhojics MeCor-
m.rks Keeping Machine, also che yachJ race
ul tbc " Ameucl.' Fine weather just uoa.
Ne move news. Nous truly,
ST. ions.
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crARnINN,s sALr..-Nr AuCTIoN.

DN yiriue II license % me granted b, 'hr Hon
ID Judge 1T rrulst', within snd c. the Cuuai,
Il ONflfd, Al q Court holi,n AZ Paris. within and
&c said Couuty, on che third TursJa, II Oct cur.
rent, uill sCll ai Public NenInc % ihr otirr ~
Ebijgr GerD, In Naisri'rl, on Munday the int
dly Il nrcculsr ucNt, c,ftain real Csllic situated
in Slrurhlm, IN ait County. hglunsinr Co levi d,
Ssa,y. and Melvin :. Saw. minor ,hitbsn II
N1sss VI Sew, 10 bring uur Undivided k1lf of che
Homestead Il Zathrus NcNlh,t-t, Lts IT md
~i1rsh,m, irc'ass,l, and do same farm nov orgu.
r.rt o., Nu-s- VI. say, sulj-,t 90 H. estate in
Mu-Js VI. SFsvs
MOSES ". sEAVY. Guardian.
Oct. "a. isSl. 3vsJ7
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Gnnrlinn,. snIr.

o., Whites af a Ir,uss ifru che llrn. Job irir-g
utg uI Probate &C. lr,uuHiN 90 uNiHrd, shall
30 tt pfi,sts str, at the loo a. Ju.rph h,I.'Am'
i1 p,ulualA, ~atufll,, ihs siNih day ni Dt'ruI-
Dc HrN', at tsu a',isk be- thg ai.IHa.n, su mHt1
Hi llr zeal ESTATE ui james sgd Hannah ~HHu, 90
h.HriTA, Is ulI pfoi.n,, che .uu ~ Three hu1-
diced aui hti, ds.lis. tli che payment ed tbg Ir.t
isit. ul ihr ss.I james sud iisuiih. The estate
ursr, uf sale. ,rHs.is H ai-.ut three ACRES 90 HHi
.tu.tsi uH ~uuthffb code 1T B.a,rf Lfruk. AI.H,
.a murh uH ui tbe Nuuheti, cod uf che anu Gee
Wbtrh che .aiI James and Hannah uuv h,ts. as
u.5, o. ressal q. make up che suH ai.ivs ueHt,Hu-
Of. tbs s.t ueutlusi,J parcel has On q a valuable
growth u poo, sul ybk uuiber.
n. a.. TARBON,
Guardian II Juns. and lllnIlh snow.
Denmark. oct. =, ISL 3w3-
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V'llE subscriber. having h.rus pIo,nted Commits
slnurrs Co t,,,Nc aui examine 40 tbs claim.
uI thc several Cl,tHIs o. thg .ftltp Il ~ll.N~ 4.
RtAubjEl tate pi BuuHhaId, On ihr Cont, ii
UNtti .rgrt.ed. r,prssrui-i r.aI,rut, give notice
tfst sN tHths tun ths siNfrf NTH uf sept 1851 ace
allowed ssii Ji, i.ur. Go lHirg Boo tbrir claims aui
prove their jshti lul tla Subscribers iil atiru 90
that service I'D che .tuie ul Jossh lien1ctt J. Co. in
Denmark, un the 81 MuuIl, 81 ulstnr, aud thiiI
Munda, cd March isj2. li ! u'cisk T.. VI
JOSEPH BENNETT,
JAMES WENTWORTH
i,unisrk. oct -, 1881. 3v3S
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MARRIED

I-frr.t.s-. N.v.s. I, I,.,. e.. %. Davis. 500.
i..a.. O.. ur.r. ta NJ. NHa.0 W. pH.., NfH .'
IFrs
.. Nru-s.r. Or--.-. NJ I....r T.. CLARK. ia.-
r--..y Hf UH..ar.. Of. N.-. Man D. EI.sIa t.-
u..T Hf F.fH.|.
IU.HErI. aIr..f.. ~. Clarke T.. h.-.tHl
W.4..sr..k o. W..s J#..rs IS. Ilrta. ,.I.st
JHHrHr.r OF t.I Js#... co. I."aH .. ls.......
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DISTRICT COJRr-oxFORD COUNTY

On consequence co tHr extreme illness of
JaI-r Cole, Doe term uf ftr p.trrt rwri'u
o.umr1rr 20 Par, OBJ Tur-.ay u.,t. Dsrald
e s'ay oi No,,ubrr, 1881 vui ns "a.
rara-J. l'l there vf.I D.. r1 orrr-,n i.r thr
attendance 81 iuror Who Nrvr r-1 drawn
ar# summoned f,r -sJ Caart Tur Cont
v.| tr atruurl o., ,lr ~HHIe.J'. rraru
o. OBJ D.rr, al trr CONT. r.i rr rr-.r. s. of
arr krt en- '. legally ..r- II.r.H r.r
attendance 90 .rn-s. parties r.. u.H....
v' ga a...-ss .N..r1. .. .Ha... ..#...
e.
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Farm for Sale.

a TIE sHb.rfiicr oI.t. ss.s
&C. slir hls lm be- Par $50
.fti J. b., bSing 90 the nal e'g
EIsf.l. ltaIirl irDm pafis lliI
81 tnJack-oa's MiIlsah1ut 81. t--...
f-o r.l.. AMI n half i,am thc FORMER phor. and
" ithu a .hou distance iruu' ihe Atlantic sai II.
IaVrHtre Railroad. Said isrm contains ~ a'tcs
al AMI. /, g.,I IIause. barn, all other builliuss.
Tbs ,i,,,e Para viii D. spld ~ good hlrgiin.
NATHANIEL STONE.
Paris, Nc. Oli0h,r +, ls5l 3ju
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u .I. Boom, SOU. stomach. I1mnru. w.. 49,.
rr- .I..if -r.I il 10 a..s OF l,i1sHt'. l,... i'r-
.iak." ufruHHt. lfIsb dr'..i.n. r.r..H.. .H.
.H.fI.. sfr.. sob T" sF"If ..-.H H"| .I...I.. ...
IH..t. HHf h.FIfl Hnf hHrr,... fl fI. .IH..
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Cider Vinegar.

MADE irum nothing bet PURE CIDER, AND
vi warranted supcrior to an, in New England.
FUf salr n sny qnutity by the Manufacturer al 60
\ 20 Commercial street, noston.
3n3g MAYO 4 BROWN.
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rriiRNiW ROW..
A. u Larry
Gilod.uct 2I,is5i.

" Count N Probate hrld 10 Paris. within ,ui
f.r che Cault, 81 O,hrd, un lhrtvsri,.fr.t 'a,
October. In the war ui uut laurd Dug th.UsHHi
tisbi hundred bHi fif,-onc
on thc fr,roiug psiIt.HH % VS. uulucI, That
che ss.I A.m's gi,r uHiicr ~ 40 Irfsurs infri.
r.i..I. o., ,.rsiu. COPS 81 nilr ltf..a arI 0iihs
.tH,l o. %. r1'i.hai ilpr ur.ha sneJ,,si,rl, i1
Goo usl,.. p.uroat. pfiri'd u raris, chat che,
uIf a.,..i 1tb Probate Govt O. d. h,h Loo .aii
p1rs on, tbr bs' tus.lt, ,i November neat, li niur
si tts ,l1,t be- iha tI.nsH, 1p. .b.v rlus,, iiar,
tb., have, bl, thr furr sh.u'' DO o. u,1'rI
20 Gro n. SHAW ,ll1IsfI-.
Nma ru-Nrr.n "''. b Su'v.l,s
rlt. Il.r. J.DTur., jo sr OF rr.l1r co.
t...H .f N.....
';'iIl. r- ..r....-I. D#r..rtf Csp g.. CIr.
I.Tr..fp. y HIn.I rs .a.T Tb.n.s -
W.Er. rH.H..n HuI #.r.r H....i Iu~trIl
NNiNEU. Hf. nj l..... Ir s.u. ,.r..t. H..s..g.
...Il..f|t u.,f.ufs f' .. s..' .....s ... hulu p,
..f... .II ,rf.' F o. tr.. I... .,f.1r ut ihs ,r1.
r.ts.r .f -..# deceased ..t-ftrI IH rt.fs #iHr-.I
which .r.Hf i.ls +. lrN f.. rnrr. .. ..I .uf nr
f.I.Il... On. ta... I.Hir ~h.,h.sHII t.rI.Hr.
Hl.,. ., Hr'', I..t. ,.', i'.l.f 90 -prf Doc
..t.f f...I .uI r..I ..ff. aI Iri,Hi. uI I.'r.
sl.. Itth. ,.ft.HIl. .,.fu I s... rr.Is.
TIUANuN On. NAlklW.
N.......H.. Dbl. . ....... ..
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&J1-L -2L-J-L8.

&JD1L &-J-L-1.
THE sHi-.rItr b. H.v rgrr.,IH- 10 HT-r ~...a
90 fan. NND WINTER GOODS which, $500,
h.H1Hf frI J..H ar. vII D.. -H'I 'rN ,l.IUiH '..a
.r rr..u.r WANTED: TvH Cons -..t .vr..
go IIIE Zen t.l. -.-.I DRIED AIIl.L~ E
-UI u..h.'s tuNN tun Iu-IUH good WHIT
BEANS. loo I..h.'- oats 2ou tHt. aIi w HH
SOCKS 2,J t.t. la NuaI GLOVES.
HIRAM HUBBARD.
Pare. OJt. 30, ls5l. ~
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TF UENur NND rlIN MILLER rI..
GREAT ErUEuh ur u#.... H.. 10. ..r.H.
..| ...r.. .I al. ..-.. Do. f.. ...t a.H ..t .
.....
& ~ NTWTlI.. ". q. r.'rr O. ~Hr.. II.-
r.. T..rHrI. &c.,. NbH..-H.. Ir. q, .I.. Nr.Hr.
N..r ..HI Dol, Itf.r \ tr., #HI 4 lI..., 81. fH.-
De-. a. - ..FErm. Nufih pbn.. o.. Afr.. s. co..
Ur....I..J a. Hose, ,..I q ..faI Goo. ,al. Some
.... e.. O.. I.r.f. trI ~HH.s'-, B. tbs".. N...
u... u. EFs.-.r .HI NfilfHr h NI...,. A..
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10 ihe lIou. Job rriocc, Jpds, Of Probate far The

10 ihe Hon. job Princc, JudEe II Probate for the
Couat, Il ONfd.
EPuRAlM ROWE anl A. ~ Larry. Admin.
L. i.tuitors ~ thr ,statc ~ THOMAS Larry
late IT Giiid. IN aid Couuii, deceased, rrsrc,t-
iu, ftrtrscnt. That thc perennial estate ~ laid De-
csasel j. ~ suiirieut On ~, ihe Jus, dchs whch
De- owed AZ ihe time n be- death, ly che sum ~
Ghcsn hunl5rd dnlhrs. Your r,titUugri therefore
ray that ,,ur Honor voud granl them hernst 'n
IN anI c,u,e, 30 much IT the zeal estate II siid
decreased a. in,, H. porsssafy ~ che Is,u,nt oi
l,id debts, lnd in,ijcall charge,
EriiRiiW ROWE.
4. u. Larry
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Nt cleansing 'h. .k.n f.n a. ,r..U,. I..r..f.
'ia... ....IH, .,.. git.. action. l.F.. ,rrihu.s.
De-, Hl..H no "....H.r. hrr.rs .r. s..rted.-
Sofa H.rht s.u.1 q. tH. .k.l r.sirrri.
b. NIB. 'U.'h 10 .Ilrs tHIfrr-. ..f prevent. decay,
" mf'.. rH. shIU ..'i saf.. srf .n.nrh
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