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Proposals for Continuing Delaware Breakwnter.
ENGINEER DEPARTMENT.
Washington, April 10, 1853,


Esarsrrp DEPARTMENT,
Washington, April 49, 1859,
PROPOSALS will be received oicc day
May next for stone to the OF $4,000 twenty
dolsrs) for the Delaware breakwacr.
The stone to be Of the hardest durable quality
livery To commence 18th
10 be completed by before the 18th Of September
delivery to be ss possible uniform
OF tho Of
Of not less than ( tons and onefhh blocks
fourth ton and proposals specify
the price per ton for each frs separately.
The stone viii be subject rigid inspection and will be received
or the engineer
as 70 quality and sire, with the above description.
For further information apply Major J. O. Barnard Corp.
Engineers at the office OF the Delaware Buildings
Fifth street, Philadelphia
Evidence Of ability TO comply with their will
CURED OF bidders and reservation
men's viii be made security for the faithful performance
tract, q TOTEM.
b. Brig Gen. and Col Eng
10 DO inserted In the Union Republic
ngton Evening Argus Philadelphia Gazette Whining
ton Delawarei and Boston Post, Boston, IN
io May and two Of each containing advertise
men 70 be transmitted to the Engineer Department.
Ap lt-eodtl5May
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SILyER-PLATED WARE, Cutlery. &c--Tbe sub.cn-
- desires public that beautiful and
lot Of plated for which the Metropolitan Mechanics
Institute awarded the first diploma manufactured by the
Ames Misunderstanding Company Chchopec Msssncbuses and
decidedly the best goods in the market The
Of
Tea and coffee sets, pieces
Walters cake baskets, cssiors, with rich cut bottles
Table, tea and dessert spoons
Table and dessert forks
ladies, butter tnbs, with draincrs
Water pitchers, and covered
Cream butter knives
Swing tcakettes, napkin rings, card receivers
Champagne and water g0blets, snufers and trays
Upright chamber oandescks satcelars mustard pots, he
Also the table cutlery exhibited the Mechanics Institute and
for which silver medal awarded, consisting Of
Ivory handle knives, in half doyens dozens
Plain handled sets Of twenty
h,yone, and hfy three pieces
Meat and game forks, steels, &c.
With Of keeping articles all Of which
will be sold they purchased Of the
cities.
Apa@9tavew c. w. BoTELER, Iron Hall.
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IRsT time I'm Washington at Iron Hall. Pennsylva-
II mia avenue,
PRICE REDUCED-ADMIssIoN TWENTY FIVE CENTS
THE ORIGINAL VOYAGE DOWN THE MISSISSIPPI.
Tits magnificent painting panorama ha.
been exhibited country Philadelphia In
price Of admission during
week, win D. Is all Of the house. Children
under 9l Doors evening at panorama
moves nj ~.
l3-dn
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ID ELECTED and suspended Pensions.--Impovt.ps
Report the Commissioner Of suob
claims suspended rejected and the grounds such
and residence
pensions 1882, 1896, 1898 few copies for
sale by TAYLOR n MAURY,
hpB BOOKSELLERS, near 9th ct, Washington.
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MANUAL ron UNITED STATES cONsULs-Embrs-
wi cling their rights, dues liabilities, emoiunents &c. @es
by y = Henshaw, late Of the ", .. navy. rnce shur,y
For sale In Washington by TAYLOR MAukt
Mar 10 Booksslers, near YIN street.
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Tho new York and Liverpool United states Nail
steamers.
The ships comprising this line
The Atlantic West
Inc racine capt Nye.
SapI ComsscA'
~f~s,r~ These ships having been built by contrac
H1 preasiy for government service, has been
I11kMR~ their in their engines,
to insure strength and speed; and their accommo-
unequaed for and comfort
New York Liverpool in fret cabin 100
In Exclusive of 300
From Liverpool o New York, ESQ and EGO.
An anched to each ship.
No berths be secured until paid for.
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Al TYSON * SISTERS Seminary for Young Ladies',
vi, street. between l2h and 18th Tho four, quarter this
institution viii commence the LIST day Of May.
Having building expressly for the accommoda
the school, with their dwelling the
OF which comfort OF pupils
every way considered principals they
Enlistment In the District The several css rooms lunch
&c. &C. delightfully."- warmed by approved furnace, and
well ventilated.
patrons respectfully
spect tho general arrangements.
Being DESTROYS of advancing the interests Of their pupils the
the French have
Prof stated salary and thereby enabled
instruction branch the low OF 81 80 per quarter
IN ADVANCE.
junior departments including needewors
and drawing. $40 so
Primary ..,....,......5 90
Music. IL Uo
further had at
Al The principal bookstores In the city. Mar 2p-eod5May
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pIsuancs Of law, WILLARD FILLMORE President Of The
United STATE. q Anses DO hereby declare and make know"
Stale Of WISCONSIN, the periods hereinafter designated "
Al the land once al WILLOW RIVER commencing Monday
the second day Of May neat or the disposal Of me PUBL n
ship., viz
North The base ne and vs.t 81 fourth priae0i meridian
Township and fractional 9%ns Of aase sse
Fractional township my on 'h' man 'hO'' . lA'
range los and aeonu, townships my and my
ownshp fractional township my on me shore Of
Ins onsap. and my the shore Of Lake
sePe,0s IL f twenty nine l and thirty
sbios foyght and fractional township forty
royynships twenty-eigbt thirty, thyone and
h Two township forty nine on the shore OF Lake
townships Unity thirty hir'ywo thirty three and thirty
four fractional township forty nne on Lake SUPERIOR OF range
townships ,ir, hiyone, thirty ,iy'hree and thirty
townships thirty one lhl-two thirty hree thiyiou of
townships thirty one, hytwo, tirt three, and h,yfour of
Al Office LA CROSSE commencing Monday the
day Of May next for The disposal o. e pu'c lands w
North line and west Of the fourth principal mordan
Townships eighteen, and nineteen Of range one
rownsps twenty one and ,wen'yswo, Of range seven
Townships wenyone twenty-five, "enIy'hree and twenty
townships wenyone twenty two, twenty three and twenty
Townships iwenyoue twenty twenty three, twen-iour
Ses n VI
asd H wsh a'y ne i. lie townships
North Of line and east Of the fourth principal meridian
Township twenty five, of range four
twenty i've, twenty eight twenty nine
thirty, thirty one, and thirty two, OF range hve.
Township twenty Ave, OF range six
eighteen, nineteen, thirty and hry-one, in township
five, OF seven
Townships twenty-five and twenty six, of range ten
Township twenty -ive, of range eleven.
AT Office MENASHA commencing Monday, the
May the disposal of the public lands
within the following named townships, VIZ
of principal meridian
twenty twenty three Of thirteen
other purposes, together with hose swamp and overlooked lands
unfit thereby cultivation which shall be selected by
the State authorities before the days appointed for The commence
public respectively, under the act entitled An
State of Arkansas and other States reclaim the
lands within their limits, approved September 2s 1850
ciH be excluded from the sales
lands will be commenced
appointed and will proceed the order in which they
all convenient despatch, until the whole sha
have offered thus closed but sale shall
weeks and private entry of The
admitted until the EXPIRATION OF the two weeks
of Washington, this first day
February Domn thousand eight hundred and
WILLARD FILLMORE
BY the President
JonS WILSON,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
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NEW spring and summer goods and fashions.-DU-
~ WALL BROTHER, diapers and tnors, having
from New York receiving their supply Of the
French and English cassmofe and cloths
npousons, which Of the choicest
designs brought TO this Customers would do wen
early and make their
We prepared usual have got up
and elegant style.
Mar 25-3nv3wif DUyATL n BRO,
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Notice OF the Establish OF Two Land Districts
In the State OF California.

Notice Of tho Establishment OF Two Land District
In the State OF California.
WHEREAS by the provisions Of Congress approved
March ID, "An provide survey
public lands California granting exemption rights
heren and cor other President Of the United
her and special legislation Of Congress the subject divide the
STATE oCaorsiA into two or three separate and distinct land
respectively the Upper and Lower the Upper, Middle and
Lov portions ofthe State and whereas fun confederation
trro land diriets shall be established in that saiei
Now, THEREFORE, FRsKtrs Prsrcs, President Of the Unied
California be divided land districts by the
land Office upper
district shall be established Brsro, and that for the
Given the city OF Washington this
day Of March, A. ID. 1853.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
Jous wrL.o~ Commissioner Of tnc General Land Once.
Mar a3-2aw3mo
VALUABLE and improved Farm m the vicinity OF
Stock the farm which resides certainly Of
valuable and highly improved IN the vicinity OF Washington lies
free road Of the best leading the city, and y the
diste eghborhood lands Me. Young Addison, Barry
Jenkins Gibson, and the government hospital IL contains three
hundred seventy land hundred
cleared and in cultivation and the residue heavily mbered The
cleared wen enclosed divided into heIds, in
which neverng springs and streams Large quantities
mc ashes stable and have been used this land
with effect within the last three years. and is all in
produce There Of bottom
timothy 6 and about seeded
wheat The improvements and consist OF large and
dwelling dsy meat poultry
houses barn. houses oubuidInp.
sy purposes Possession Of the farm and farm
buidinr will be rven Immediately long given
desired, for portion Of the purchase money.
For further particulars apply John Carroll Bont esq sttorney
atsv tn James @. Mcclure PennsyivHpia
corner Of 10Th where plot OF the property may be
Feb io-aawu ELIZABETH BRENT.
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OFFENSIVE Bosrding-Honso for Hent--Tbe two
II houses recently occupied by Mrs Laura Reed
p. street,
punctua the will
satisfactory and immediate application
south side Pennsylvania
9th and 10th streets.
An -dn
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EVERY Day Scripture Reading, for tho Use Of Fnmi-
II lies Schools the Rev. John l.. Blake, ID, ID,
behind the Curtain--h Tale Of Bvine,
Legends Of the West, by James Halss
The Camel Hunt by J. w. Fabeps.
Rural Essays; by A. J. Downing.
Dictionary Of Painters Bngaves, Souptors, and Achitecs by
=. Sopcr A. n.
Ap 22- fhANCk TAYLOR
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cENTLEMEN,s FURNISHING Goops-yERsy

rENTLEMEN,s FURNISHING GOODS -yERBY,
VI TEBBs, VERIFY would respectfully call the attention Of
friends visiting this city to their
giant assortment Of Gentemen's belongings, viz
Linen and cotton dress shirts
Linen collars, the best quality
Merino undershirts and drawers
do do
Black and fancy silk scarf and cravats
Linen, lawn, and Rneham do
Kid, silk thread, and cotton gloves.
uspenders, which
will be sold at the lowest prices for cash.
Call the store corner Of f street and Penn
syiysnia avenue, Miss Dsrmots new building
Ap 2-dlwf
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS

Every entitled to the right Of presumption to any of the
required establish satisfaction of the regis
proper land Office and make there
notice. and before the
the public sale Of the lands
claim will be forfeited
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
Feb 4-lawl3w
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cHAwLs, sHAwLs i-YERBy, TEBBs, a VERIFY have
y day opened lot OF beautiful spring haws, consisting
part, Of
80 small figured Cashmere sbawls for 81, worth %
do for
so do do do for q, do
general Of cheap shswls, ranging from
up Call and examine the q eth and Penn
sylvania
IN
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nwo NEW BRICK HOUSES FOR RENT.-Two new eiirihiy
situated modern bsu1s, with marble mantels fixtures
erch and convenience
private gentee family, viii be rented favorable terms
punctuai tenant, on apphcsuonto . :, urn.,-o,,
Aucioneer and Commission Merchant
South side avenue between 9Th and loh Streets
hp s-eodu
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y III. HOOE Il CO.. Wholesale and Retail Dealers ~
Competing, Aoo OIL Cloths curtain materials
sheeina, blankets, furnishing goods generally
Pennsylvania avenue, Between 18th and sth streets, Washington
u. q.
Al a0-d
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RRENCH's HOTEL, Of Frankfort street and
City square, Opposite tho Ciy Hall and Park Foantain
New city, opened by the subscriber May
lsa and rced and furnished August 1854 He trusts that for
comfort and economy cannot be surpassed in
unen only all Of which warmed gratis They all
up wnssands which supplied with Gro
cocks There but one bed in
viii be III
the European plan
meals they be ordered IN the spacious
refecoty and In tho immediate vicinity mecan
nee assn - r. FRENCH.
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SpHISG AND SUMMER DRESS GOODS.-YERBY,
TEBBs, YERBy would respectfully their friends
public generally they daily
and OF spring and des goods which
would invite special they bought the
lowest market prices, and will be sold accordingly
VERIFY, TEBBs, VERIFY,
7h and Pa. sv., Miss Dsraous building
An Old lwIf
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A MEXICAN HOUSE. Hanover street Boston by
Rice Rebuilt, enlarged elegantly furnished
modern and
ton Of the travelling public.
Idly
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UNCLE TOMS CABIN.-A nfe-ifke Mrs.
Stowe author Of Uncle Toms CABIN IL exhibition at
Whitshnrst Gallery, Pennsylvania torsher
with portrait Of sontag, the famous Queen OF Song"
Dec T--dtf
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noN'T FORGET j SNYDER, Jr.'s, Wine Store, Phil
adephs wines and liquors OF reliable
quality cheap early delivered house
OF freight "Adams oIpresn or ioppngs
"''' y N'' : ssrrEGs rodopnis.
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CHOCOLATE, Cocoa, and Bromn.-w. BAKER CO.'S
Vanilla Premium chocolate and broma,
premiums awarded the chief institutes
Of the Union sale by all the principal groceries In
the United States snd by their agents
Husey Murray New York Grant and Twoils, Philadelphia
Thomas " Brundige, Baltimore; Kennel Dudley, CINCINNATI
Ohio; and :. u. Howell, Georgetown, y. q. -
WALTER BAKER, n CO..
An Mass
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TENS COMMERCIAL AGENCY AT GALvEsrON.-
a Inc undersned VIII attend collection Of and
counts e state Of Texas the settlement Of land claims
eeeung sales Of real purchase Of produce,
mission business gEoRGE btTTIFR
hffRxscEs ~
Moses Taylor, ESQ., J, O. Dudley n Co.
EDWARD n tolhsi ESQ., IArrsnt Putnam,
Allen n Farson, James Lefsrs
Haydock, cofhe., 1or Edward a. Pale \ Co.,
Hon W. Edmonds, J&J. r. Trppe
William q, Langley h Co.. Walter r. Townsend A o.
v, 4, Lsthrop, ESQ.,
REFERENCE WASHINGTON
Frederick W. Ritter, Treasury Department.
Feb 2-ood3m
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floor oil cloths from the eeleba
mandatory Rolls Sons, London which will be cut to n
shaped hail the best terms
To all OF which respectfully invite the attention OF purchasers
Mar 10 Republic HOoE, BRo a. o.
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- o., in the State o.,
hereby your dated
day OF - and subject to all The requirements Of the
all the articles embraced in class No. -, via
(Iere the articles, with the prices carried QUIT
Amounting to twito the aggregate In wods)
(signstute)
bs
guarantors hereby undertake that the nbove-named
will f. offer be accepted, into be-
fore required with United States within heen days
date OF notice, through the post Office Of the accepsncs
bid ms before mentioned.
(signa,ures)
hereby certify that the above named - nd
good responsible
ITO be signed by navy collector, district attorney
person known the contracting TO be crcdiable
Ap le-lavtsthJune
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New ok Money Market-Dec. Is

The Stock market during the week has contin-
ned dull, with downward tendency, rs usual at
this season of approaching holidays. For the
corresponding week lust year, NE market was
dull, under tightening market, at range of pri-
ees, however, much higher than now.
The present rates indicate the disastrous ma
ture OF the past year in most stocks but there
is an impression that, with the low range of pri-
ces now current, and the prospect of accumula-
ting capital in the country, the coming year will
present more favorable results In respect of
the railroads. in particular, the business develop
ed has been such as to raise the intrinsic values
OF the old roads far above what they were one
year since.
Money in this market has become gradually
more abundant, and is easily had on good securi-
ty at call with less abundant supply of good
paper, say round lists 10 per cent, selected
names 9per cent. The approach of the holidays
and the end of the year, generally causes some
demand for money for settlement of accounts. The
amount of payments for dividends and interests,
january l, will be large, and there is an appear
once of greater ease in the market.
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Railroad Convention at Henry C II

a Convention of delegates from the counties
of Campbell Bedford Pittsylyania, Franklin and
Henry, aud from Leaksyille, n. C., was held at
Henry {. ii. on Monday, the 18th of December,
that being Court day, to take the necessary stems
to obtain charter from the Virginia Legislature
fora Railroad from the city of Lynchburg to the
North Carolina line, in the direction of the month
of Smiths river.
Mr.. Walter Coles Jr of Pittsylvania, called
the Convention to order, and on his motion Col
}. Tyler Hairston, of Henry, was appointed Pre-
sident. and Mr.. Alexander Leftwch, of Bedford.
and Col. j. NJ. Reynolds, of Leaksylle, Seereta-
ries.
After briefly stating the object of the Conven-
ton, the President called upon the delegations
from the different counties to report themselves
to the Secretaries. Whereupon, the following
gentlemen appeared and were enrolled as mem
bers
acknowledgements Leftwich and W. c.
Smith.
Cdmpbeti-Dr Nangle.
Pittsgfraaia Walter Coles, .Jr.. T. IL Moor
man, I. b. Jefferson, Capt. Edward Hatchet,
w. A. Dickinson, James Witcher, S. J. Spots,
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HOTSEOF DELEGATES.


A communication from the Senate announced
the passage of sundry bills already reported the
proceedings of that body, which were referred to
appropriate committees.
On motion of Mr.. Garnett, the special commit
tee on the resolution offered by him some days
SINCE relative to the census of the State was en-
larged to thirteen, and the said committee was an
nounecd by the Chair follows,
Messrs. Garrett Mallory, Weaver, Cowardin,
Deane X emper, Christian, Wiley, Miller, Jack
son, Talbot and'Bogle.
The Speaker also announced the following COM
mittee under the resolution relative to the pur-
chase of Mount Vernon; Messrs. Butord, McKen-
zie, Stevens, Dunn and Carter, of Fauquier.
Committees made reports.
An engrossed bin to provide for the payment
out of the annuity of the University, of the inter
est on the loan effected by the rector and visitors
OF the University, under AN act passed February
II, 1852, was sustained by Messrs. Southal and
VERIFY, and opposed by Mr. Raymond, and re-
iected: Ayes 6l-Noes -.
Mr.. Patrick moved TO take up the bill TO pro-
vide for the completion of the Coyington and O.
hio Railroad, which motion was opposed by
Messrs y rby and Lee, and sustained by Messrs
Patrick and skinner, and lost
Resolutions were offered, adopted and referred
among them
By Mr. Martz, for tabular statement by the
u AUDITOR, sfeWihS the ailouht Oh stoch held Dy
the Commonwealth in the various improvements
in which the State is n stakeholder, and also the
market value thereof, when the stock has mar
ket value.
BY Mr. Raymond, that the second Auditor re-
port what amount of State Bonds heretofore au-
thorsed to be issued, have been sold, what a
mount have been hypotheoated, and by what au-
thority they have been hypotheeated and what
are the terms of the hypotheeaton.
BY Mr.. Boyle, into the expedicncy of incorpo-
ratinga company to improve the Big Sandy 10
the mouth of Lannissee Fork.
On motion of Mr.. llaryie, the House ad iourned.
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RICHMOND. December %

RICHMOND, December 30.
Corn MEAL-S0 TO s5 cents per bushe
RYE-s0
oATs-From 40 to 45 cents.
BAcoN-Nirginia cured, hog round 10 to IOB
cents; prime Western and Baltimore sides to
cents; Shoulders, 81 to ~; Prime family
Hams, l21 a 1885,
GuANo-S46 from vessel, S47 from store.
HIDEs-slaughtered (green weight) So to 81
Spanish Hides range from Sl33 to Is; Calf Skins
81 l2a.
sALT-Liverpool fine from Store. SO to So l24
From wharf s. 90
PLAsTER-Lump from wharf IS 25 TO S. 50.
Grouud, So to 81.
CoAL-lo to l23 cents on board, for good mix
ed Fine and Lump for Smiths Coal, 8 to IL.
lRoN-Pig 81 80 to $40 per tom Swedes 800:
English, S95; Tredegar 500; up country bars
S95 to 500; Nails common brands, Al; Old Do
mnon, 81 S74
BuTTER-Firkin 10 to 81 cents fresh Roll 20
to 70 cents; Goshen, 20 to % cents; common for
Bakers use, 124 to Is cents
LARD-prlme Dbl Ia to l2 kegs and pals
49, n IA. f''''''
LEATHER-Sole good stamped, II to 10 cents
per lb.; do. dalnaged;l2 to l8 cents Upper from
81 % to s3 co. Calf Skins from $l5 to "a, ao-
cordng TO quality.
LIME-Sl 10 per cask at wharf.
LUMBER-2 in. Plank, S2S: II in. do. S25
l do. $50 to 90 80; do. Sl24 to 10; do. $40
Weather boarding sl2a to 10, according to dual,
ty; seantling, Sl24 4''''
STiEEtI.American Blistered, 81 10 per ton:
English bstered, Ia to l4d per h.; Cast Is cts:
6erman' IL Spring steel, S1.3O.
sEED-limothy, S3a TO 4 per bus. Clover 81
to a. Orchard Grass, So 50.
IohAoGo-Ne quote inferior Tugs at s5a a6:
good working at 81 "a; common to middlina
Leaf Ssa a .; good to fine $40 to 10; Fancye7
last sales. Sl75. ""o!'
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tended facility for transportation and travel
would commend il to capitalists and others
n !. safe and profitable means Of investment
and would entitle IL to claim the most favor
able consideration Of your Honorable body, Us
n means of developing the resources and adyan-
einp the prosperity OF the State.
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COMMERCIAL.
,vn,n.urs Tobacco and whea, Market.

LyxenBuRG, Dec. q, lso3.
,ra..edo.zReceipts very light. Small sales for
pr;m;ngs N 5Oa4: Lugs ut "a 50a5 IS; Com
mon Leaf SO 50a7 %; Shipping % ooa9 w !
good manufacturing sl0al5. IA w.t..
WHEAT-Receipts large. Red, II ~; ~, " mr.
>, WM. I. SMITH,
Commission Merchant.
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ORTTII

Died, ON the 9th inst, after short attack of
Paraly sis, Col. JEDuTHAN CARrER,one of the old
est citizens of the county, and in Church or
State, no one was more generally respected.
In this vicinity on Monday last, Mrs. MARTHA
WALTERS, wife of Azeriah G. Walters and
daughter of Col Daniel Coleman of this county.
DanriAe Republican
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rgRus,xrssOF IMPORTANCE ha

= real,red II necessary 1T me- 10 el''"a -
,oi. This winter ia the South hive III my COMMITS
inn md other lusness in iheln.ds ri my hfPhe~' 'l.
~, f,iens Mr. Jn.enl b. Nowlia Ny fre DIS md Gus
toners are +, quested 10 call On tern. - s,,,ru