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A DDl1IONAL SUPPLIES OF GENTS,
IA FURNISHING GOODS.-I have Just re-
turned from New York with another fresh supply,
making my stock at this time large, varied and
complete, and decidedly the best have ever had
the pleasure to offer to my friends and the public
Good articles, moderate prices, and fair dealing
may at all times be relied on by calling at
CHARLES H. LANES
Hat, Cap, and Cents Furnishing
Establishment, Penn av., near d ST.
Nav 7-3taw3wif CUnion.1
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Marine Disaster .

New YORK May "a The Prussian ship George
Petrowsky, from Baltimore for Queenstown, waa
towed into this port this morning leaking badly
and will probably be compelled to discharge her
cargo.
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Ndrrotp Escape.

BosToE, May 24.-The railroad bridge at Salmon
Falls was destroyed by fire yesterday. The up
train, whilst the bridge was burning, could not
stop, and the engineer dashed it in safety
The timbers gave away few minutes after the
train crossed, and a moments delay would have
doubtless caused second Norwalk catastrophe
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AVENUE HOUSE.
GEORGE FRENCH & CO.,

Late Of French's Hotel, Norfolk.
TNHIS HOTEL, just finished at great expense, ia
II furnished throughout in the latest and best
style. The rooms large and airy, and every
attention will be paid to the comfort Of their
guests.
Families wishing board can be accommodated
at reasonable rates.
The charge for meal boarders will be four dol
lars per week, April II
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Arrival of California Si.nm.r.

New YoRK, May 24.-The steamer Uncle Sam,
with three hundred passengers from California,
and $500. 900 in gold dust, has just arrived from
San Juan. So
The steamer Crescent City, with California mails
and S20OO,OOO in gold duet, is telegraphed.
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Harry MUIR, Story of Scottish Life. BY the
IA author Of Mn. Margaret Maitland.
bccca and Rowena vol. BY Thackeray.
April II VTa FkANCK TAYLOR
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CHURCHES Burnt, &c.

BosToN, May 24.-The CongregatonalistC Church,
at Jamaica, Massachusetts,, was consumed by fire
last night.
The Orthodox Church, at Bridgeton, Massachu-
setts, with Mr.. Kinsmon's furniture warerooms,
and eleven dwellings, we're destroyed by fire last
night.
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THE GRATED BUD, A Memoir of Angelica
i Irene Have, by Mira. A H. Haws.
Marmadoks Wyvii, an Historical Romance Of
s5i. by Henry William Herbert.
Alban. or The History of Young Puritan, by
j. V. Huntington, in vols
Notes and Eme md ations of Shakspeares Plays.
BY Collier; q new supply just received by
TAYLOR 4 MAUkY,
May rs Booksellers, n ear 9Th street.
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nANIEL FRENCH, late Of Norfolk, has Ia zen
~ the Irving Hotel, Pennsyivania avenue.
May l0-TT- wtf
CILAS H. HILL, Attorney at Law.-Ofice,
- corner Of and Sixth streets. Entrance on
Sixth street May 9-eod2m
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CARD.
JOSEPH A. G'SCHWEND, PROFESSOR OF
q MUSIC, respectfully informs the citizens of
Washington and vicinity that he has established
himself in this city, and is prepared to give les
sons on the Piano. Guitar, and in Singing.
Orders left at Mr.. Thompson'e Daguerrean Gal
lery, or at the Music and Fancy store of Mr.. John
F. Ellis, will be promptly attended to.
Terms-Twelve Dollars per quarter.
Mar 25
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0-ThOse who wish Daguerreotypcs taken
in the highest perfection of the art, will call Mr.
WAITEHURsr, near Four and. half street, on
Pennsylvania avenue, be being the recipient of
the highest premium awarded to Daguerreot y pists
at the late Fair of the metropolitan Mechanics In
stitute. Mar 26
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DIED,

% the 23d instant, after long and protracted
Illness, which she bore with Christian fortitude
Mrs. SARAH STANLEY, in the SD year of her
~
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Total assessment. ...--...... Sl4,660 2S5 90
The assessment this spring has added to the above
the sum OF 5 763.sO5, making the total assessment
for the present year, SIS 424 09O
On the Sd OF January last informed you that
the contract for the improvement of the canal had
been brought TO a close the 9th of November
preceding. Since then the commissioner of the
western portion of the canal has been executing
such necessary work upon it was required to
keep the navigation open, by removing bars, sc.
10 keep the canal in proper condition will re-
quire steam dredging machine; and for my views
IN respect to toe purchase of one and also the
propriety of extending and repairing the wharves
at the Eastern Branch, and at Seventeenth street
west, respectfully refer you to my communica
ton of the 9th instant.
The bridges over the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
at Georgetown have for several years been an OBJ
strucon to the passage of boats through that
TO any point east of the aqueduct; and am happy
to inform you that measures are In progress which
It Is believed will result in the raising of the
bridges to such height will prevent any inter
ference with the navigation of the canal.
The laws In relation to the tolls and wharfae e
upon the Washington City Canal require revision,
and new scale of prices. The revenue from the
canal for the year ending June 80 was
For the western section S6OI9 10
anu Ior tue eastern section .....~.... 1893 "a
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TONNOLLY'S ICE CREAM SALOON, Sew
" enth street, five doors below the Post Office
Department.-Neat, spacious, and airy. Open
until II p. m. Families supplied. May lift
THE SUBSCRIBER, LATE AND FOR
i many years Chief Clerk in the Office of the
Register of the Treasury. will be pleased to trans.
act any business to which his friends may require
his attention.
May 4-d1wkwtf MICH'L NOURSE.
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Arrival of the Europa-Three Days Late,
from EurOpe.

HALIFAX, May 24.-The steamer Europa arrived
here this morning, having left Liverpool on the
l4th instant. She brings two hundred passengers.
Cotton was quiet. An advance of an eighth had
taken place on fair grades, and a sixteenth on
middlings. The Gales of the week were ~ 900
bales. Flour active at Sd. advance. Wheat
had advanced Id. Corn had advanced Sd. per
quarter. Consols closed at 1907. t
Turkey had agreed to expel the political refu a.
gees on the demands of Austria and Russia.
The difficulties between Austria and Sardinia
had been settled. The Sandman minister was
about returning to Vienna.
The Chinese authorities have applied to the Brit
ish consul to check the advance of the rebels.
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Since the first of July last, the debt has beer
still further reduced by the redemption of 1880
of the six per cent stock, under the fifth section
of the act of May 10, ls43. "to change the To-
cation of the poor house." sc. a =
The amount of the assessments of the real and
personal property for the year ending June 80,
1902, ..,.....,... ,025 90
And OF stocks of all kinds, bank
ing capital, &c.. .....,....... $50 $50 90
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Destructire Fire,

BRooKLYN, May "a "A fire broke out this morn.
ing which destroyed nearly the whole block
bounded by Fulton, Wlloughby, and Adams
streets and Myrtle avenue About forty stores
and dwellings were consumed, involving loss OF
100 600.
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY STORE.-The
IN subscriber has taken possession of the spa
cious, airy, and admirably arranged store room
in Miss Dermott's building, on Seventh street.
where he is now opening large ard varied as
sortment of Groceries, unsurpassed in the city for
cheapness and quality. He designs keeping con-
stantly hand extensive and we'll selected
stock of Teas, Wines, Sugars, Bacons, and all
other articles which belong to thoroughly fur
nished fret class Grocery Establishment.
In laying in his etock he has spared no pains to
secure the choicest goods in the market, and has
succeeded in purchasing on the moot esonabIe
terms. These he is now prepared to sell at fair
profit, toholesale or retail.
If energy, promptnees, and unrefntting atten.
ton can command success, he intends TO win it.
To his numerous friends-to whose kindness and
generous support in times past be is SO largely in
debted-he would say that he hopes to merit an
increase of their liberal confidence while the gen.
eral public he feels sure, will not fail to find him
out, if fair prices, superior goods and acourteous
compliance with all reasonable wishes will prove
an attraction.
He asks fair trial, in the confidence that those
who may favor him will soon form the good habit
of purchasing Of nina habit alike advantageous
to the buyer and seller.
J. CLAYTON BRAsHEAR,
Seventh street, between Penn. avenue and D
street, Miss Dermotts building.
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THE wATEa-CURE JoURNAL.-AN New,

THE WATER-CURE JOURNAL.-A New
Il Volume-No,o is the time to subscribe -Pab.
lished monthly in a beautiful quarto Illustrated
with engravings exhibiting the Structure Anato-
my, and Physiology of the Human Body, with ia :
mlliar instructions to learners. 1t is emphaticay
Journal of Health, designed to be a complete
Family G uide in all diseases. .1 .
TERMs-Only One Dollar Year, in advance
Address, post paid, FowLERs AND WELLS, Clinton
Hall, No. l3l Nassau street, New York
"The Water Cure Journal holds high rank in
the science Of health; always ready, straightfor-
ward, and plain spoken. it unfolds the laws of our
physical nature without any preteusions to the
technicaties OF science, but in a form as attrac
tive and refreshing as the sparkling element of
which it treats."-Ns,c York Tribune
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The Illustrated American PhrenoIouicaI
Journsi-Devotcd to Phrenology, Physiology,
Mechanism, Education. Agriculture, the Natural
Sciences, and General Intelligence, profuseIy
illustrated With engravings Every family, and
especially all young men and women should have
copy. Published monthly at One Dollar year
All letters should be post paid, and directed to
FOWLERS AND WELLS,
Clinton Hall, No. l3l Nassau st., New York.
Young men about launching forth upon the ac
tivities Of lfe and anxious to start right and up
derstand their course, will find this JouRsAL
friend and monitor to encourage them in virtue
shield them from vice, and to prepare them for
usefulness and success in life The various occu.
pations will be discussed in the light of Phrenolo
gy and Physiology. so that every one may know
in what pursuit he would be most likely to sue.
May 25-4t +.
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4 tENTLEMEN'S WEAR.-Just received, q
" very large and handsome assortment OF olue'
black, green, brown, satin, olive, and grey frenon
Cloths
Plain and fancy English and French Cassimeres
Many styles plain and fancy French Driilings.
come entirely new
p,.;n md figured Silk, Cashmere, Marseilles
And very rich and cut velvet Vestings, suta-
BILE to the season.
Together with complete supply OF Neck Ties,
craysts, Pocket Handkerchiefs, (slk and nen,)
Gloves, Hosiery, &C., to which we respectfully in-
yite the attention of gentlemen.
April 2s-4w HOOE. BRO. & CO.
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YsTELEGRAPH.

L -
Arrival OF tho Steamer rxAnkIin-Three
Days Later from Enfeps.
NEw YosK, May A.-The steAAs6ip Franklin
arrived a. her wharf At eght O'Clock this morning,
bringing aates from eoothamp&nn to the 18th in.
slant, aad ffem Liverpool to the t0.h. = &c.
the 7th.
The America arrived at Liverpool on the 9Th,
and the Arctic on the llth
The City OF Manchester was autographed of
Hoiyhead on the evening of the 10th.
f ENGLAND.
The grand reception Of Mrs Stowe took place at
Stafford House on the 7th, when the famous ad
dress from the women of ENGLAND was nresented
to Mrs. Stowe BY the Earl Of Shaftsbury and re-
sponded to by the Rev Mr. Beecher.
Parliament was still discussing the budget, the
ministers In al eases obtaining . majority. It
was nearly certain that the whole series of mea-
sures would pass with very eight modification.
The weather In England had been wet and UNI
sc asonable, with falls of snow.
Advices from Paris announce the prospect oil
the long talked of fusion of the different branches
| of the bourbon party. The Legitmists confidently
anticipate q restoration of the elder branch :
The Emperor had sent four extraordinary com
miesioners to the departments to inquire into the
wants of the people.
Advces from Constantnople announce that the
demands Of Russia were likely to be satisfactorily
settled, the French Envoy having acceded to them.
MARKETS.
Liverpool, May l0.-Cotton was firm, with sales
to fair extent. Sales of the last three days II O0O
baes, of which spectators took 900 and export
| ers 2, 900 bales. - ~ =
Flour was in good demand at stiffer rates
though quotations were not materially changed
Corn was in moderate demand at prices favoring
buyers. Wheat steady.
Lard was in good demand and firm. Beef and
pork dull. Bacon active. M
Hare, May ll.-Sales of cotton Tor the week
! 500 bales, at 94f for tres 0rdinaire Orleans.
State of Irads.-At Manchester the stock oil
goods was low and prices very firm. Several
houses were building clipper ships for their own
| trade to India and China. ;.
At Birmingham business had improved in con.
| sequence of decline in metals
Business at Nottingham had been checked by
| the unpleasant weather.
The woo!len trade was active. In Irish linens
| moderate business was doing.
| The London money market was unchanged
Discounts tight at per cent. Stocks dull. The
bullion in the bank was lower than for several
| months.
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AMERICAN HOUSE,
Hanover Street, Boston.
BY LEWIS RICE.
Rebuilt, Enlarged, and Elegantly FtTnished.
Possessing all the modern improvements and
conveniences for the accommodation OF the travel
ling public.
Bosron, November l6, 1852. Dec 10-ly
JOHN S. GALLAHER,
Late Third Auditor Of the Treasury,
WILL attend to such claims as may be entrust.
w ed to his care.
Office on 9th street, between E and F, and oppo.
site the Methodist Protestant Church.
April 26-eolm
GENTLEMEN's NEW FURNIsHIsG
" sr0RE.-I have this day opened new and
beautiful assortment Of Furnishing Goods COM
prising all styles of fine Dress Shirts, GAUGE.
Merino, Shaker, and Silk Undershirts, Drawers.
Hosiery, Gloves, Stocks, Ties, Cravats, Scarfs.
Suspenders, Handkerchiefs, French SMOKING
Suits, Morning Robes, Canes and Umbrellas. SC
Shirts manufactured to order at this establishment
In pattern style, and quality which cannot be eur
passed Shirts made to order at the shortest no.
tce.
Gentlemen in want of the above articles would
DO well to call and examine my stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
HOPKINS,
One door from 9th street. Penn. avenue,
between Browns and National Hotel.
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From 9th ward funds. for

Total expenditures. S249, 1853 "a
From the foregoing statements it win be seen that
the receipts OF the Corporation for the year end
ing June 80, 1852, from all sources amounted
.......-...... ..-......-....... S 29 675 03
And that It's expenditures for the same
year amounted to.............. 2te 269 "a
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GTRAW HATS! STRAW HATs!-In great
- variety for Men, Youths, and Children, of
every style, quality, and price.
A large and fashionable assortment just re-
ceived, cheap for cash, or to my punctuaI custom
| ers. Call and see, at
CHAS. II. LANES
Hat, Cap, and Cents Furnishing
Establishment, Penn. av., near 4! street.
May 7-3taw3wif IUnion]
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One door from 9th street. Penn. avenue,
between Browns and National Hotel.
May lO-3taw3w rUnion1
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-, - zo,oio Al
Add the amount paid by the bank
above referred to................. 1925 81
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5J- THIRD WARD.--Chns. p. WannalI,
esq our former representative, will be supported
for the Common Council, at the ensuing election
in June next, by MANY VOTERS.
Nav IL
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Excess Of expenditure over receipts. S35 906 80
Among the items of receipts for the year ending
June last are the payments made by MIR. Roth.
well, the late collector, amounting to the sum of
5 ~ BOB 80, for taxes collected by him prior to
July 1881, and which, therefore, do not prop
erly belong to the ordinary revenue for the year.
Oeducung this amount from the receipts, will
give Us Inc revenue for the year from the ordi-
SoN'ScS AZ. = iTf,ai@ wv
And the expenditures. ..........-...- 239, SS5 So
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Excess of expenditure over ordinary
receipts ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s 55 400 rs
The follocing statement shows the receipts of
each ward from all sources, the amount OF its ex.
penditures Tor ward purposes, the amount of it's
contribution to the general fund. and the amount
of ts expenditure and above its receipts, for
the year ending June S0th last:
First Ward
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S2Uo, oo2 ~
Amount borrowed under acts of June
9, and December %, 1852, to meet
engagements last summer and fall. .. % 900 90
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B R o w MS

,r,f,.,.rrr rs,u 1,.r n A M A.fiy a E,WNT,fgTRl
.EsS-hNU.h w SISi11 80 90 - - :
C,UTTON.-Pcrsons desiring an article that
can be relied upon, prepared from pure a.
M AICA GINGER. should be particular 10
ask for Browns Essence Of jamaica Ginger"
which is warranted to be what il Is represented.
and i
pr,nar,d oniv at FRED'K. BROWNS
Dug and Chemicai Store,
!. AZ n c,,,er Chtsf,,,1f and PifiA Streets,
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THE MILITIA or VIRGINIA.

An aci Of she Legislature al Virginia.
lately passed, ahuli-hrsaI,e militia ;, sleIl'.
and imposes. III we rrwllve, the stale
meni1 tax IT srvenls -.ive rents per an
num upon every man hitherto liable 10
militia duty. The Richmond Morning
Mail has the feIloSing remarks. IN vein
II pleasant saiirc. concerning the fate 81
the millia system:
"i'he Militia system has Al las, gene
down in Virginia. One shorl year mere
and We shall see the last of that FURIOUS
combination II rockrsi-hs,s and broom
.iirk.. which The old muster ground pre-
sent.d. No longer shall mortal eyer look
upon the marvellous paeeansry ola mus
Ter day. The General with his shining
epaule,ies. his FISHING sword. and every
thing Of a soldiers knowledge. skill and
air The Golonels. full Of " fuss and lrs.
iherr: :" tie Captains. lo"king dapgers in
their martial furor; and the p,ivaIes, arm
ed wi,l,rusiy muskeis, canes and hoe-
handles. mcekIy obeyiug the orders Of
officers. the roll Of the drum and the
squeaking uf lhr fife, all these have pas
sed, aud will never more enIiven aud as
loni.h mankind. The" Bullwork ofour
liseriies" j. plosirate ~ the dust. What
in the world would become of us, IL al
this critical moment. Louis Napoleon oI
Victoria should pour their drilled legions
uron our shores! Where would be tina
highly disciplined militia which nevel
fought battle which il did not win. AM
which in the opinion of Generals, Colo
nels aud Captains. could 80 easily, regi
men, Ia regiment, vanquish the best troop
o. Europe!
Il must he admitted Ina, the mill ia sys
tenn had It's u.es. True, il led 10 an enor
nous waste oI time, To disgrarelnl igh,
and destructive iniemperancc. True. u
one was ever made better soldier. or
better man hy il. But as military bur
Iesqur. calculated TO hiring war in,o gene
raj dlsrepule; aud a. a source Of chea
and innocent amusement Ia The chiIlre
/ aud negro population. j. was a valuabl
institution.
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Obituary.

Died. in this county. on Saturday the 2sth
inst, swilIIAS wmrrrp. younsesi son Of Mr..
Henry Whitfield, aged years and 10 months
He had been great sufferer Cor many months,
aud the hearts Of his relatives had teen drawn on,
to him with peculiar f"ndness in love and SYM
paihy but they must feel that their loss is his
gain-ihai he has exchanged he'd Of pain and
suffering here, for place OF eternal res, with the
compassionate Saviour, who, when upon earth,
took little chIdreni in his arms and hlessed them.
Died, in Alamance county, on the 10Th uli.
Mrs. MARGARET Coox, wife Of Mr. Henry Cook
scnr., in the 74,h year Of her age.
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nTICE

vVVHE notwithstanding qualified as administers
IL tor on tho estate Of Thomas Boroughs,@de-
ce,sed hereby gives notice to all persons indebted
to said estate 10 make immediate payment and
To. ,hose having claims against the estate 70 pre-
sent them plnpefly authenticated, within the
time prescribed by law, OF this notice will be plead
in bar of their recovery.
JOIN. BOROUGHS, Admir-. y
Nav 81. Ss-3w
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MANNED.

In Alsmsncs county. on ihe 18Th uI'imo. by
the Rev. William Linbury. DR.. WrIIIsx Rras
Drssr TO Miss ELIZA Ass PlrrrnsoS, all Of
that county.
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,d..,,,,sa h Ia,,lligsnl ws.hiasi6a 81.
,.,.,.s.,..lsa, & q, Isslzh RssiHsi, uadsI dsls
- sob 4 M,,ss.ysf
gYoa aiil perhaps frculleet Cat
,,aek ado s4s made dsrns re last
.r.si0n q CgagrrsS abaag he founda.
,;sp II Ire new wings 81 lhe capitol.
was represented that he foundations
III been laid upoa insrm ground. AID
,h.s they sssld iBesitxbly gre Wy
~ srtIle. Ii vas also represented
~. there bad been fraud. hsoFitism
nd collssioa in making the eentrscts
ar bsilding materials, SC. Al this
~, ana cry Vas raised for Political
.arct.-wilh yies 10 induce the idea
,bnuush the country that the Wings
ere dishonest. welf. de subject
xas referred. one portion Of il to an
engineer csapetrnt 20 judge Of the mz<
sg1rs, &c, IL the buildings, and the
ythrr 10 the, Attorney General. Mr..
Cushing. Both have reported; the
6r,t. that the founds tious are laid IN Q
m.,.t wsrk mzn-like manner. firm. solid
and durable, aud the other that the
contracts arc all legal and proper.--
NOT ,itiaied By fraud OF anything else.
Thus this grave aud calunnlous charge
l. disposed 81. TO the hunur oil the
whi.s aud the confusion Of those who
80 n an fnut."
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Wanted.

4 LARGE Number Of l.aborng Hands are
~ wanted by the Cape Fear and Deep River
Navigation Company. to whom Sl:25 day will
he paid, and the pay .acrlts made weekly e de-
rired. A. MURCHiSoN, PresL
! Piitsborough, May 81, 1883. ss-6w
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May 81.
CELEBRATION.

SNE are requested to state that Tempe
w rance Celebration will take place at Ce-
dar Grove on Saturday The 4th Of june, when
several good speeches may be expected. The
public are invited to Attend.
NJ, soo,b ST.