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Nv DYER x ,recuIKr,. Auc,lon.ers.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AucTloN,By virtue Of a
ratified confirmed
Columbia Washington coLnty,
chanccr subscriber will sell public Tuesday,
oclock, lot No.
WIDE
immediately
sold 1913,
18th SOUTH fronting 81
onsa 18th by 50 said X
by said will be One half
bearing
OF sale witi approved security
complied with in three days The
right expense pur-
reserved Al al the OF
buyers.
By order OF Sarah Ann Mount guardian
DYER MCGUIRE,
MAY 7--a Auctoneefs.
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We are fcarfully and wonderfully made said Mrs
Parting on, after she had stood for long time conien
plating the Aztec children Her hands were resting upon
The back OF chair as she said this and she made the
aloud so that tall gentleman stopped 10 get
look under the black bonnet He though she spoke 10
tinued she" specially some of The ways OF Prov-
dence il past finding out and don't know what these
Haysack children are made for, no more we don't know
why the hshy mermaid was made, or ne man IN the
moon Perhaps they made purpose for curiosiues,
and great curoscs they are, TO be sure nothing but
Providence could make anything cur,ouser, uness Mr.
Rarnum should tiy don't know hat TO make OF 'em ;
human natur' I'm certain, done mp ia such
aueer wrapper as this before They say they dis
tended from the Haysacks. long ago gone TO grass And
lie said she turning to the boy who teazing Max
with uck-.Ike look upon em. and pray that you may
never he horn 40 Albany Knteksrbooksr.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


BALrInoKx, May 1875. p. IN.
Inc clause In the constitution akng stoe holders
and directors In banks responsible 10 the extent OF
owned BY them. and prohibiting directors from receiving
accommodations fom banks in which they interested
eAeies much opposition among those affected but is favor
bly, received " the mass oil the people From all ndica-
tons. very large majority win be given for the new
Instrument
Those OF citizens who favorable extoa sion
Of tlle Susqushanna railroad to Sunbury pennsylvana
aud appointed countries OF twenty -four gentlemen TO
attend the convention Snnbury. Much enthusiasm was
manifested ia behalf OF this very deslfabls improvement,
and those present seemed very sangune of success
The mystery reativa the Cosden is being
up several OF the parties under arrest having made
confe ssions Of tue whole affair.
The weather continues exceedingly pleasant and season
aLle
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Cor. WIN. Observation-Disclosures such expressed
BY the Sunbury Gazette in the following article pervade
every part OF the Stale. The unanlmIy OF the demo-
cratic party in It's choice OF Col Bgler for governor pre-
seats him TO the people without division With The
democracy OF Pennsy wanna united as they now are what
chance have the opposition carlisle poiunter.
Scr BfGIER We never knew candidate for a pub
Tic Office popular with the Of the democratic party
a. this gentleman. There IL hardly dissenting voice
against him he appears bave absorbed the affections
the entire party aud eit but secondary position in the
popular Tor his npeofs for the station in which
his friends appear determined TO place him. We do
open democratic exchange without seeing evident signs
Of decided preference Tor Bgler His name stands AT the
head thet editorial columns aud in those columns
sentiments expressive OF attachment 10 him. who 10
decidedly the peoples candidate. We also hear of clubs
established thou shou the length and breadth of the
stare for purpose securing hts election meetings
assembled enthusiastic ia his favor and among the rank
and tile the party perceive settled determina
ton TO place the head Of good old Commonwealth
his democrat who IL equality distinguished Tor his
sterling democrats of oar n-ighbothcod, end without |,
single pon find that Col. BIGGER y ~ - ~ 81
their choice; and with him ns theit a. 'e
da they feel confident ~ 81 fohf Htuiph n - y. IT.
No other Lnt1nss eEtFstesl 80 htncs W we
democratic ret n. True ueti QUE nifh ~
ouf sry who coHu e successful ~ tne arNl 'i ~
tho gubsrnstors. CHAR eltpefano Rttht les hH W
u,n ,n under the leadership ~ aY Rou nRni org -
pre- neuly satisfy the ente parry, and secure the
overwhen, ing majority Of tonne days
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s,abourd and RaiIr0ad $3.50 900 seven PEI
Mortgage Bonds.

EALED PROPOSALS will be received by the Subscribers until
my and bonds of the Sea
Sa and ss s
of Ne York on the LIST Of August, $50. common, .,,.t
Merchants Bank in the city of New York. on the LIST
These are issued authority special ess
Virginia and North Carolina, and secured by mortgage
John Palmer esq Of the city Of New York. trust
This mortgage of the road from Norfolk,
Virginia south CASTOR on ,e Roanoke ysr in North G.Iona
udng outlay, 81 500 900 and The trustee i. en-
or pny nara Of he including the fane.es income and Drop
company Of description acquired hereafter
The whoe authorized be issued four
dollars which offered for sale
sa ss w whh DC Company Is now 1eapr e tack
"a Ih heavy a s mos a y, !. sc,ye,Y sn
in laying down ,hs 50 as to so%rs.s e line to
90 m,le-l BY the close Of The year.
York. Philadelphia and Baltimore, TO New Or
eSnneon viii, the line of steamers now running from Bal
Inc Of running philadelphia Norfolk
Norfolk running early July next 0ns Of these
asr and s be 81 os ss i Inc e Of paptsrs
The OF ms a ssh - m " @ railroad r 40 |
100 miles IN length which Ia, 1s, been ,sad WIN heavy
long which also sbou, TO he rcad viii. heavy tail
o ana G es V M IL he Winch arc
point o e ao N The navigation Of the
The sarbo Of Norfolk wen TO be one Of
s best the United States and win a be connected u
ample territory which will insure 10 e road an abundant
business. .,.-..----
map exhibiting connexions showing also other lnesnsw
which continuous line OF rail-
extended Norfolk TO Mobile and New Orleans
valley of the Mississippi al memphis on inc
west, may obtained OF the undersigned -
full the road and us ana copies
bond and mortgage, aud The legal opinions .unSs oSnn
the map, and may be obtained
upon application Palmer the Mehant-' Bank or
mail otherwise, who VIII furnish any
turtle nf which may be desired
believed the bonds now offered for sale anord
OF The and desirable The
Three hundred and my thousand dollars are now offered Tor
| sale
will be disposed OF absolutely and without "
serv highest bidder :. -. an -,
than ~ 900 VIII be re-
undersigned until 3o'ciock on the hIy
| FIRST day Of May, 1851. -. wan
Proposals 10 be addressed Wnslow, Laner, W."
street endorsed proposals for = n n pona
will be required 20 pay env pc'
awarded to them mmed'aiey uPon p"a 10
bids, and the REMAINDER ~ epua
amounts on the hr July August september and October
next; but any be athbefV pay " oe'' ''
es' WIN ~ wiNsLow, LANIER, h CO.,
1 Nav 3-dtJlstNay i>o'N wa" s"''"'
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Wing HARMONY We learn from the Philadelphia
Statesman tina, the enhus Of the Presidents recep
lion in that city on Monday evening was somewhat mar
red by an unexpected demonstration on the part OF the
opponents Of Mr. Lewis large procession was formed
which marched to the United States Hotel. preceded by
transparency with The inscription "they are well enough
their sphere but by means among the most respect
able and influential OF our citizens" The procession
composed almost entirely OF mechanics and aborers
who, smarting under the insult offered them by MI
Lewis, naturally seized upon the opportunity to express
their indignation and resentment The President was
called for and loudly cheered MIR Webster and Senator
Cooper were also appaudcd, but when Mr.. Lewis was
alluded to. The confusion and noise surpassed any similar
scene in the history Of the city Groaps hisses and
evidences of displessure reverberaed
in rapid snccession from the v-stbule of his Official
palace The President and suite were evidently sorely
perplsxed.
Ne record the incident (says the Staesan) merely 10
rive our friends slight idea OF the dscord aud con-
fusion now fostering in the very heart OF the harmonious
whir pary II such insult, obique and overt As u
was. had been offered wing Executive by body OF
democrats every column OF the whg press would have
swollen with anger and rage But The circumstance ~
mo-, even mentioned the journals which record the most
trivial Incidents connected with the reception We p
onsra,ion was novel and striking one. ~r.essen
plain practical manner the dees'a''nr - W ~
hs aris,ocr attic sentiments, wh'c', No. ~ ' -.
movable The hearts OF The "i1Nt tu~ 'tt''t '"-
party.--Dahy Free American" .
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THE UNION:


| Ths s,b;o;na - d. -, 4 !,
Gazette and Democrat will be very gratifying 10 our
| readsrs n, ,;ll L. - a ~ /, :, 81,
| - VIM oo seen 'na' eoL NooeH w. 1ohnsoh--so
Well known for his fidelity zeal and talents In The
eause ~ ds,,o.,..,,-, 4. 800. -. s~,sl.'s -.
' VI uemoo'acy-is again me seesuon OF ms party
10 represent the State in The next Congress The fnurtb
,.soIn,;o, n ~ go
io" " me series aaoPted oy Inc body declares that
party org anizalion or Union tests are in
,b,, s,,. Ta;l ;..-,,.s -, N''''"o -
whose loyalty 10 the constitution has never been douh,d
and whose deviation - ,hs un;on ! a,,..,aa l.,
prominent event in her history
regret that We have no space to-day for the inser
ton of the proceedngs IN too The ,aso,,,;o,s
-, I, 49,. =, eAon' a'oP'ea
ana the address OF the president Matthew 4. Rainey,
eso are ms ,,aJ anJ ara a., ,b e;.n, a. l:l:,
~ !, - ~ " 'Anio" Tue chafac-
Ter OF the meeting
"R,sofp,d i Tina, ,va adleu. - .,,, ~.
wi o,ad o's n o. ,ne aomocrac party, as being the
ma nlenance of ali Our righ,s ma h aot'ines Tor te
oy,ga ov,s,,s nd a umsa states Or reserved TO the
40 That W.. a,e sncs,sls 49,. ~ .o w 49,,
States. the Unparalleled posnsty Of mn, - nV
il has in The son snscs Of LILLY a,ss lance, 70 Whieh
mighty an nnus. ,han leo, G IN '~o Ysals given SO
have been taught llom our ca lies, m
towards H. and rom ba i'm ma'cy 20 cne'lsl
associated with lis ma H. i M wnJ i ave
reverence and attachment we hold ourselves in "a
70 assist In shielding the pure ederalve principles which
have hitherto upheld can alone sustain aud perpet,ae
1t, alike from the declared conenners and undisgnsed
epudators OF its sanctions and from the in sdIons but
deadly assaults of the federal who
tho curse OF pretended friendship, would strip il Of every
resge OF that simple, republican Organization which con
sttuies It's chief glory and excellence
- That in the opinion of this convent the repity
OF our existing Institutions be secured by
crupnlous habituai and unacrabe observance by the
federal government OF the rights expressly reserved 10 the
States respectively or TO the people by the
the United States, and that any all attempts to wrcsl
these rights from the original parties whom they were
thus secured for all time, incorporate them within The
mass OF powers delegated to the federal authority what
ever fern such attempt may be made is dangerous and
direct blow aimed al the Union OF the States which every
consideration Of paroisn seIfpese honor and
justice demands should be visited by unqualified eprob,
ton and denunciaon from every friend Of our political in
su ,. ns
ihat democratic party ~ the Hue and trustworthy
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mr. b. PALsxs, tbs American Newspaper Agent 10 The on,
for this the ciu u Boston,
md Philadelphia and duly and
The required ecepy win h.
REGARDED paymen His Offices sreBoson, Congress scs
New York Tribune building rhAdeIpLis northwest corner q
Yb,d Chestnut streets,
for Virginia. assisted BY travelling agents A. and
JaoaAs
UyM G. w. JAAxs NO. Harrison Cincinnati Ohio
travelling agent o the
r. snrH J. T. DKHr, jason TArLoR, w. AaasrKoHs, w.
R,ssAr d. JosHuA WADswoarH, ALEX. n. LAWS and r. X
GsAYss.
ara. agent the States Alabama Tennessee
M Receipts from either Of the will DO good.
sAryoED Co, express agents bankers in
m, limited London, and Liverpool
gents for Usionn and authorized receive
pepper. Their Office al No. 10
Gresham street, and In Liverpool NJ No. Coiunbia
mi. concern this country well known
house of Co.. express agents. and entitled conf
d,poe OF our friends abroad.
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~ DYER s MCGUIRE. Auct.oneer..

FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS OF PRIVATE
TAMILYon saturday morning. 18th instant al O'Clock,
aiciion good assortment Of
hold furniture, kc. viz
Mahogany sofa paror chairs and rockers
DO and bookcase, lounge.
sideboard, dressing and PLAN bureaus
dining, card and tables
DO wsshs wardrobes, Otomans
French high and low bedstcads
Feather beds, hair and shuck mattresses
and manci lamps, clocks
Venetian blinds and window shades
Refrigerator, bathing tub, and showerbatl
Crvcksr an table cutlery
Together with general assortment OF Kitchen Terms
cash. DYER MCGUIRE,
May l1--lt Aucuoneers
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RASrouL NOMINATED by THE rRrE sorLrRs-At the
convention in South Danvers, on Tuesday, seventeen
towns were represented by eghtysx delegates (as re-
ported by the Commonwealth but the delegates appear
MOI all to have voted Mr.. Ranoul received seventy.
five voesaIl that castand was then declared the
abolition candidate by acclanstion. Speeches made
by Stephen c. Philips, Samuel + Sewall, and others.
Sewa parsed high encomiums upon Rsnoul IA the man
fot The present uncure, 10 sustain the cause OF the re-
peal of the fugitive slave law The resolves raise the
standard OF repeal and the last resolve declares that The
convention shave faith IN the integrity and patriotism Of
Robert Ranoul IT," II Is evident, by call OF The demo-
cratic party for convention AZ Salem the 10th instant,
til they have lost the faith in Mr. Rantours "ineg
ri,y" which the aooonisls have so recently found,
We observe that the Bangor Democrat, uniformly cor
rect and faithful press, pronouncea the propositions adj
yancei in MIR Ranouls Lynn speech "a Revolutionary
and ncendiaty' The Lincoln Democrat asks f he has
bid Tor sea, in Congress by sacrificing his denoc-
racy 10 the idea OF niggerism y
Boston Post, Nav Is.
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A n.Noraous rrAr On Sunday the conductors the
pennsvlvan,a railroad discovered when they arrived ri
Harrisburg two Iris hmen asleep seated one on each OF
the cros pieces OF the brake on the trucks under me
They must have rode in this position ld5 miles merely
10 eude payment - each Tley were seated 50 close
10 the uh-~s a Their Aeks rubbed The grease ana aus,
nom The syles If both Tive trucks, and were so covered
with ,us, that IL was difficult 70 determine at agance
""''' - ''-s Bali .igu.
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= Flowers in the valley. -plendor in the beam,
IIealrh on the gale, freshness IN the stream !"
From the Albany Argus, May IL.
Cupsflt utJO q ne tions

The Seward higher.aw organs complain that the New
York democratic senators who have recently resigned
"eGused 10 allow constitutional questions 10 be leglti-
naiely determined" We wonder when this strong de-
sire 10 have them determined first took possession OF
them. Was il when they sought to arouse the whole
country to resistance the laws and the constitution
account of the passage of the law after its
consttuonalty had been legitinatey determined Was
the government because OF the existence Of law which
the highest authority in the Union had pronounced con-
stituiional
Viii those journals which have so loudly repudated
the decisions of the United States Supreme Court be con-
tent 10 abide by those OF the Stale supreme court no
one who repudales the decisions oil the latter wall abide
by those OF the former. ave want unconstitutional
law bu, we do want constitutional questions egmae e
ly determined" says the Albany Evening Journal, the
particular organ OF Seward and the aboionsis, and
from which the smaller organs take their Yet no
paper in the Union louder ~ lis calls Tor resistance
10 a law which had been egtmaiely determined con-
sulona and the lesser organs followed SUIT as they do
now. -
aborive aiemp, to make the people believe that any new
born principles OF law and order have sprung up IN their
bosoms will fail Treason still testers there, and despite
their efforts 10 conceal II with the sy veil OF preience
OF love for the constitution Is as plainly visible 10 HE
bseryapt eye as ever Their efforts the pub
lie that he who advocates disregard of The federal consti
tuition aud the laws of Congress will faithfully yield
obedience the laws and constitution oil Sate, are all
futile The spirit that would prevent resistance TO the
one would spare the oiher except so long as present
interest or safety dictated and when these Incentives
gone the naae OF the beast would show itseii
again
Lei those who prate so loudly Of Obedience 10 State
constitution and State laws first learn 10 practise obedi-
ence to the national constitution and laws ana when
they have done this and I'LL then may they lecture
better and more law abiding citizens than themselves
upon the Necessity OF ODE Hence TO the DEGREES OF the
properly constituted authorities OF the land.
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ZINE DURHAM BULL CALF AT AUC1ION.-Oa Saturday,
instnn, shall sell front Of auction 10
O'Clock fne ,ai bred Durham bull calf, belonging 10 Mr..
The Durham Mr. O. h well known
equsIif superiorto the The
n ner the bu calf r.lens
hing improve eir stock ~i do well
tslo the ale Terms cash
A. GREEN
Ma II-3t Auctioneer.
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY At kUCTfoN-on
Monday afternoon, May ~, O'Clock, TIE premises w
shall sell OF 10, No T. No together with ne ,n
u
feet paved alley IN the situated on street. nof o' ~
18th and 9TH streets For residence os WV
desirable locations in the Further particulars !"
Terms One fourth the remainder IN one, ~o, NV" 'e
" DYER n MCGUIRE,
MAJ aoAAJs Aucttone.rr.
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IosrRos,sv RUrcrED.-Tbe Virginia constitutional
invention on Thursday, in committee Of the whole,
down the mixed basis principle OF repreee nla'ion by
majority They also rejected the compromise report,
eh gave the west majority OF fourteen in the house
delegates and the east ten 10 the senate, by The same
kohy: Mr. Boitss compromise, proposing to give the
- and west an equal amount Of representon, was
leleced by FIVE majority ], is still hoped that an
V's'men' will he made
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NO Voters Washing ID. C--Ihe under gned,
instance Of many friends respectfully
candidate soice collects
ensuing should
by ainaoy he will strive justify
eppscd faithful, honest, discharge
duties which will in that ievolve upon
Mar - JNO. j. MULLOI.
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Ig3-To the Voters OF WashiHgtou.I myself
Office CoLLECTuR previous the election
shall embrace the opportunity Of addressing the people in their
wards self cque which have
generally controlled municipal elections, aud the necessity
people taking the matter into their own hands.
Mar 10 EDWARD u. ROBINSON.
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To Contractors,
SEALED proposals will be received until "Wednesday next The
lett
10 b. ~ feet In diameter, and 20 feet deep.
Tn. be ~ inches and for tho remaining
eel 10 be THO
specifications OF the above be the Office Of
the washngo Gas Light Company
BArTlN, DUNCAN, h co.
IA A. slHrAros Engineer. May II--d3t'
THE Public warned not to trust any one my
daughters, without order in
ca OF them fsm TIL =. JESUIT.
May lI--law3w
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Nftg York DIdIhcfs.

NEW YoRK, May l6-2, p.m.-Slo;ls are unchanged
Flour is hrm and in lar demand sales o. e'o0o Dds.
common State BRANDS "a C6 and 81 l2a Wheat has n
downward dsncy. Sales OF 500 bushels mixed corn at
IS So cents Bacon IS lower. AZ auction day lSo0
bags RIO coffee sold prices ranging nom 81 10
Cotton is unchanged at yesterdays PRICES sales
of mddlng Uplands at 81 cens. Whskcy 70 cents
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ny- The TeacLers' Association VIII
In tuition this afternoon At ~ o'clock The discus
Of question: ought corpore punishment be
abolished in schools " viii be resumed The public invited
May IL o. Z. WIGHT, Secretary.
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lJ;~Trinity Church.-The
eed in this church by the Righ Rev WIN.
Nottingham, d. D. The service wit at TX o'clock
May W
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u,IJss SIesk's AsAsssma-~ of practical forms.
prcced~nts and forms r." ordinary business
references ssntes and J"dscss' oe
ohcess, magistrates
mechanics, and professional mes one large
OF ga fourth edition. sal y mm mw bind
ing u 10, fkNSS~ an'IoN'
MayH
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DIED.

On Thursday evening" the 18th inst ADELAIDE CARoTERS
daughter Of Jons T. aud EMILY s. GIVEN aged MONTHS
laDu2U
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May va


CpLENDID FAMILY CARRIAGE HoRsEs.-on Friday after
y noor instant, O'clock in front
sell superior carriage horses "a and bay) which
double harness.
FAULT
together OF separately, Terms cash DYER Mcguire,
Nav ID
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TELEenAp,no REPORTS FOR THO UNION.

BALTIMORE, May 1913, p, m.
The i2nr market 70 day fner, with more activity
bairsls con meal 80 So osi Rye Hour, ss So Grain
rather dull Sales q red wheata 9ia 81 cents Whils
SS o i've g @a are firm New
FORK $40 s., Cose has been very nctiye The mpor
all atou, 20 900 bags mostly Sc some lots at94a
81 cents, bat the bulk was at cent Sugars and mo,
prco deenios saiss paws.hsd IS g
cents, ii BIDS and bbis The tobacco market quiet
prices unchanged
Maryland 6's closed at 1921 bd-l035 asked Baltimore
6 $780, 1918 bidl05 asked Baltimore and Ohio raft
road bonds 1867 es Lll d!to shares III bd77a asked
York apd Cumberland. 23 Sid-24 asked. Baltimore and
Susquehanna, 40 asked
NORFOLK, May 10.
Francis Wariog, ESQ, the British consul al this port, vs-
ted the susquehanna Yesterday and received with
rived here today TIE schooers Edward Franklin and
Diadsm, from Alexandria. for Boston, have arrived
Great preparations making the President,
The steamed MaYhower has gone TO Dunkuk, and is
pc, ed to arrive al 3 O'Clock. p IN.
The bSeak in lhe Wabas, canal win be repaired
der Two weeks, which which win diminish the receipts OF
ain
The President aud suite arrived here Ibis afternoon and
greeted wi,h enthasiasm they have everywhere
addresses. They leave for Buffalo tomorrow. The mum
Der OF assembled here cannot be less than twenty
thousand.
PoMEIoy, (OhioD May Is.
The bile in Myess steammill exploded this morning,
killing the engineer.
New ORLEANS, May Is.
The Cnmbua's news has unsettled market Sales oi
800 bales middiing cotton al 81 cents.
The steamer Winfield Scott sails for New York on the
10Th, with large number OF passengers.
Ntp York 1Iukef,.
NEW YoRK, May 49,, p. m.-Sgo:Es are unchanged
Lfn.r il hrtuu and in m
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Canton m.tt,pg., Floor Osicioths, Carpssi~s, 30.
THE subscribers are receiving, per schooner Statesman,
L New York
do do do do
20 do Ga do do
20 do "a red checked do do
al a 40
IA do "A do fancy
do super English oiicloth ls feet wide
do super olcioh, from twelve to eighteen FEET
u do low priced ocoh, from three sir feet
wide
10 do Cocoa mstiings for basement, &C.
Also hand full OF every variety VI ~"
and American cnrpetpg, such
Tapestry velvet, tapestry Brussels English and nehea
impera Anc and common ingram, low
priced rags hemp both striped and pao sossner
with
prepared fully offer upon sooo 'ef" " any
, a. us !, :" "s e''"'s' r. ". HoOE h co.