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W.sHlseros, D. o., Jan.

LID # H# WlsHIsaros, ID. o., Jan. "a 1853
y day March M furnishing following
and work a. the site r ,os Hospital for the Insane on Inc
rats bds respectively VIII be required for earh description Of mate
70. Two millions. g oo more or less Of bricks "a, whole
naniepa laws o he W. Waasaa M and m ~ he delivered a au @
rag present year. underood
that pro-
bre furnished o al ,he outer walls.
as, g ng as S @ q ss
that said samples ade the depostns
and win prepared upon
how many bricks he viii be able 10 deliver per wees
For hve hundred 5000 perehes less Of select building
raj beds and for hundred l5oo Of best
building stone OF ordinary dimensions the whole 10 be delivered
before he first day Of July NEXT aud 10 be measured the wall
s. FOR one hoasaad barrels Of ms burnt entirely win
wood each barrel 70 contain mol less ,an aSo pounds net.
outside facing which girt
whole building, be ( feet height including
outside steps he whole be Of sand
Buildings pee
hauing and other expense pea"n TO thu. part Of the work
S q s 'sIe s the s @ su s
buildings The the price 20 be stated pes
ing aud eSe oe, thing 20 The execution Of This part
white with joints struck. All
materials 70 be f. ,s.n,shea ,n ey the government
The pee 70 DC 'sd per ps Of = eue M feet Winoa, additional
bidders viii each be required furnish approved
security COZ the faithful performance of their respective
Each bid be accompanied signed
effect that bd should be accepted, bid
will materials work.
the be- within days from the
proposals. the sutcency the said
by
the Interior.
bid be sealed and endorsed Proposals the ~
Hospital for the Indnen
The bids will Of such OF the bidders
the Department the Interior the
toned Gath day of March next, at O'Clock,
G.. H.
Superintendent Hospital for the Insane
Form Of guarantee.
To G. II. Nichols, Superintendent, &C.:
We, the undersigned, residents OF in the State of
hereby jointly severaIy United States
guaranty the foregoing bid of being accepted
he WILL within days after the the said
with good sufficient
furnish materials perform the proposed
oy the Of the advertisement under which made.
And said should fail Al
aforesaid make good the difference
offer Of the said - and the lowest bidder.
A. b.
L. ID.
the knowledge belief
above named guarantors are good and sufficient
T.. +.
Jan 22-2awt2 ithMar
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THE MUSICAL WORLD AND TIMES,

LARGE weekly joupal of sixteen edited by Richard
II Willis which and writers
IN this country make their medium Of communication with he
pubc during DIS S2 WORTHY OF TIE
best music Of all kinds, aso brilliant and instructive essays on
complete familiar instruction In harmony which
anybody amsun OF attractive mo.'c. read
anecdotes sketches celebra,ed his
oy So the fearless and truthful CRITICISMS Of musical poe
cations and and 'he pick aud cream o mnscs
novelty both and domestic the whole
forming valuable record of musical art Is
possible The of cbors aud oiadcs ~-'
living music stores,
peciay attended
Terms copy copies, S5 hvo copies, so and
sending y in hts trouble
Addcss Dyer Wills publishers Of the Musical World and Times
251 broadway, Nsw York.
AsorH.s JoussAThe Subscribers also publish The
Monthly Musical Gszee elegant Journal OF eight pages each
namee containing four Of music matns paEs
A and interesting musical reading mailer Ihs
Monthy Musical Gazette designed for The especial bench. o. e
thousands musical knowledge and tastes de
easy and simple music and whose purses require mat should
ba FURNISHED a. the cheapest possible rate. -
One copy, 50 three copies, 81 ten copies 81
twenty copies t5 aud sending club OF twenty gets
~ erlra copy for his trouble Address DYER n WILLIS
~ bCereymen will be supplied with the Musical world and
es one dollar and with the Monthly Musical 1azee
~ twenty tive W. n year
" wanted for the above named puhica
IONS Liberal commission allowed,
ma U January, lsSa
Jan l3-d3m
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Avcry,s sewing achines-Price only S23 !-Patented
her %.

by all who have used ito be
sewing machine ever invented, for its
beauty and strength OF its Stitch and Its
weighs about 2 lbs and costs only from SIS to $50
the smallest thread the finest muin cambric,
wooien and catton goods and all Kinds Of
simple that child of 10 Of under
rapidly, without danger of Its getting out Of
the work OF than 20 much bet
be by hand The stitches
oeso much that every other stitch is
good and IL 10 unlike and much bet
machine invented This machine Is
peculiarly family and plantation use II will do all
kinds sewing win be generally introduced into
families and pisntanons
The Avery Sewing Machine Company have perfected their
the largest and viii supply
machines the shortest notice Orders to
CHARLES NETTLEroN, 25l Broadway New York. will receive
attention.
Dec 23-d6m
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS

me name Of will be spoA a
payment Of the subscription be made In advance.
distant subscribers money By pos,ss.
~eh "il be paid BY and all BY Ia ss
transmission.
me oopNihf PAPER 10 published weekly during
son. Of Congress, and seu'iweeky during lhs reos..
Subscriptions for period less year win bs .oo.,yea %
terms piopo1uoned 10 thspboss rates
0 PosrmAsTEas 10 aet a. on. ss,.,. az \.
sending Us Five DAILY subscribers with enclosed or y.vs
WEEKLY subscribers, with S2s OF v. WEEKLY
subscribers, with $40 enclosed viii be copy Of In.
edition they furnish subscribers for xsat..
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ERENCH'S HOTEL, corncr OF Frnnkfort street and
Cry Hall square, Opposite City Hall and Park Fountain
city, built aud opened ny the subscriber May l.
furnished August 1851 lie trusts that for
comto and economy cannot be In
other hotel this
unen, only which warmed gratis They all
ated washsands which supplied with Gro
silver plated cocks There but bed IN
nd moor will be lit with
conducted European
lodging be ordered the
efecoy immediate vicinity OF
Tile and the principal places OF amusement -
Dec 2-d3m H. FhENCH
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I,oR SALE, at the Exchange Bank Of ssidon. With
X Co.. in Washington city, $1,000 he whole anouu
~ sr Der cent pon bonds, lately issued BY .he Aoha
Manulctung Company Elk river, In Franklin county, leu
- a. .,,, a, ,acn,.a ond nm ply
c,d nv the only estate now worm more
ane the par value bonds, and daily increasing III vu
The interest upon punctualy paid on the S OF
ary and July in each year, az the wealthy ho"'o "
CO., in the ely OF New YORK ,. ...e.,,.a .o,,,,
The Alisoua Company among other unss mannnuis eo.
WOOL and aou large scae and the mortgage gwen -
the bonds requires that money for which me pds %
heen sold shall be whSy expended in extending and Improving m
manufactory. -. = a.. ,,,,,res. nj rhe Uni-
ted describe the property thus
rh. pesen and irrespective OF The es
ri Messrs Deery Brothers. at Ason on ik fsef
~ couny Tennessee, very great ana NE auspices
conducted Will III our Judgment,
aS nne o the most profitable Establishments IN the
United States. :. - q pro,,e,s fso,. n,o,r;a,o,s
, A;sana cannot be l0ooUO and the
,n er fhu sum property whenever they willing 10 sell
he Nsrs Deey honest, capable, aud thrifty who
oe nothing and will Incur debt which they viii
nj, he able which they make
will be enable them to extend their lac
and such extension will be
uacously made the value OF the property
We loan Of one hundred thousand dollars
The their property Aisonia would
be as safe a IS any that could be creaed.'
For further particulars, inquire OF - -
Jan p6-4t SELDEN, NilhbhS, q W.
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Proposals Erecting Mint, with the Necessary
Machinery, st Sam Francisco, California

TREASURY DrraRrxrsr, Oct. 9, 1852.
CEALED PROPOSALS win be received this department until
y day Of February, 1853, for the construction Of the
branch mint AT san Francisco California according 70 he plans
disposed contract The said proposals TO con
branch Of work the night being department
tract either way as may be found me most adv ana
contract the building aod machinery sanso, se FINISHED and
which expenditure expressly limited BY the act OF Con
Psymesu win be made every sir,y days
actually used on the building TO be
from each payments twenty
We brst one hundred thousand doa and Ten per cent on
the building and its approval and acceptance BY The de
Every proposal be accompanied by written guarantee,
signed BY Two " ., hs a n e y aspS
and viii contract and bond w sufficient sureues
Secretary ms Ss Treasury in The sum Of y
eed 'a. "niea Is accompanied with such rusranes
Proposals will also be received ni the same time and place for
The specsca,ions furnished by depart
IN relation 10 the building with the exception Of
bond required for the faithful execution Of the contract which w
Proposals the time and place.
ing and %aeSnsry suitable for the purpose mint,
the terms and conditions as specified ~ reauon 70 ns
plans and specifications referred 10 above for the new bud
ally in proportion piece. different denominations
om one TO twenty dollar. each as now auihoned ey law %
y granted by Congress. contract viii Of course
then be made for the erection Of building aud furnishing e ma
The opened and recorded in the presence OF such
and should the bids which
may be California be received at the department
February 1853 II viii reserve
hc right opening bids which may be presented
decision practicable after ne depart
has been passed by ths
Legislature Of California eremptng .ad branch mint
9th section OF the act OF
Congress Ju 1854 establish branch mint OF The Uni
ted States California.
Thoae persons disposed 10 make
building machinery will deliver the same TO the
Francisco previous 70 the expiration
publication of the present ADVERTISEMENT IN
issued in Francisco that peot having been
Jail
fom,a The San Francisco will be furnished with
specifications for the Information OF hosc
WIN '"'' ~ " THos. CoRwIN,
~, ,.u,aFeb ofthe Treasury.
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washington Branch Railroad.-ChDngc Of Hours.
LAM s.s:s. sssssR
IN and after Monday January IL passenger and mail trains
" wi follows:
Leave Washington al and sn a M, and 5, p. m
On Sundays at Z, a. m. and ), p. IN.
Leave Baltimore al and OK, IN As and 6 35 p.
On Sundays at 4 n. M. and 40, p
The viii ba mail trains,
stopping only Washington Juncon and Annapolis Junction
The leaving and connect at the Relay
House going and at Baltimore with those going
east and only sold the through tickets Philadelphia
and New York. = :. ,..n
Jan 22-dtf Agent.
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-se~i s"suce TO make from A5 20 Alo per
sny person ncudns femalss IN .i,bs town or
n.,a s.-s nt mehy useful discovery Of universal de-
IoS s - owsrd pr rstun II mail on enclosing si 20
dsn,. .n vos 80, New York This for stu
ussas nvaid o any person wishing money,
%,sony lucrative In any of the Un,ed stass Apply
Dee 3A-aamo.
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octsIswtsFeb

r,OR sALEA story dwelling house In Georgetown,
d. c. ON Bridge Market and High streets, finished In
material, with lot sisched OF
sbot through the square, and has e'
,e,n stable, carriage house, wood house, sc. 49, Il
80 6,srs 10 purchAsc the premises upon
10 .orre soshoon Of Market and Bridge
Term. One third ts bsIsncs in 0. ~ and ls months
Exchange Broker Bote, buildings, Washington d. O.
lam
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T. n.,ss,,r = oo.' Wholesale and Retail Dealers IN
noof on cloths, msinSs, rugs, curtain materials
ros,x and house nr goods 20 nealy.
ID. O. 'p NJ" y" -"e''s, ''""s'
Aas Mt
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s,ana au"s cABIN,-A hfe-like dagueusoypc Of Mrs
noI % Uncle Toms Cabin" exhibition at
'suey fennsylvania AZ street, tosether
Dec 7-dtf ~ ~ 'a"''" N"'N' - '''s
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SPEECH or HON. PIERRE soULE,
or LOUISIANA

Delivered in the Senate January 25, 1888. the joint
resolution decaraory OF the OF the United States
respecting colonization the North American eonti-
Cuba
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AUCTION SALES.
a h,llk ,HtNCg 10 CAPTrAlI.r. /, ON !, ,.,o,,-,,

a n,ilk CHANCE TO r.ir.rs /, o,- a ,.,,,
.0hkoRT TIR0INII ron S1LsLrS.. ~ SVLhI
s.sfned to orsr Al public sale WEDNESDAY M. 3te =
named PrOpsIy. win all the Housbs m hs seose
Ts .aIni,are Horss- Carriages. Gle. Carts ae
$3.50 and other tons 70 ths ,..ssr >,
isr s, rsndsr lsnsthsne description Of III. popu
the ssJ Of S PsI@. q Pay@sn, r. Known on
o. fe's'0n gwen o. or time i5th
-g-.-a,a. p. REYNOLDS 4 Co
~ ESTATE IN THE COUNTY or IiESRico Am CIV nv VI VI
ny virtue Of decree Circuit Cour, - Az,
Q, Sarland keon.on ag.nsi bn.on sS@ia.trstor h
pose will sell public an.ton On the p,, :, of The par.
met y.laaee real estate bonsnE n, PceSux Rosp
lsS3 on the North side Of the Road arou; NIL. W.,
containing - aeTsa the o,S & n. dseedent
rpuon "a deemed unnecessary, Farms are veil Sy
seen a, the once Of the in few dsy, Az hs
De sold - ,ho same place tract Of woodland eonti-In -
LIT and Others. Abo lot said city in BosIin
And on The I,Owny day viz: Tuesday Afternoon the rs
80 upon the premises, commencing A. oclo~t pos
West lac Of Front ruaRag % Tires rr. .
on the North and South by the land. Dunlop
nGGs G. This land viii be divided to purehasers an
aoabe because OF IL adaptednes lot Af.r bIc
Ss street dnns Roel... Nd sy rn,ns
ning back on Peach street soOut i9O iset '''I run
running back the Dock ship Lock nins m.
above Sn me m.' Also 10 e.t Of ground
on Pear street about 100 feet. ' running oAS~
%ass is5ss s, ys On a0S" do tn
esee building lot the North Franklin between "a and
Ing SE1f fe-t, running back i63 feet 49, ''0""
liable interest, .St.etory q, neso-
i ~ the Shos purchase money IL paid eonveyane.
Is seldom th., much property .b-ouvh,
mo maIhe and "a hoped that the capat .. and
,s.,...,, JOHN ENDEss Special coar
IyZs-dtds
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NV YoRK, Aug. lo-The steamer Illinois arrived
here this morning. with the California mails, 800 passen-
g"rs, and 81 100000 in gold freight besides large
amount In the hands OF passengers. She left Aspnwall
the evening Of the LIST instant She very
weather crossing the Caribbean sea. While on her
passage Mr. Gilmore, ian employee the Pennsylvania
ailroad John Dyer, aud Joseph Roberts died Of fever
The latter belonged TO England.
The packet chip Henry Clay, from Liverpool and
er Illinois arrived at Aspinwal.
The Panama Herald OF August ls announces that the
difficulties between Rome aud New Grenada still
settled General Herrera detained Bogota by
revolutionary disturbances.
The troubles between Peru and Bolivis continued
Agreda, Bolivian, deuounces Gen. Belzes the Bolivian
President and announces himself for the head Of the Gov
eminent. Bezea was arming 70 resist Agreda.
The California intelligence Is later than received by
the Star OF the West.
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FROM THE PROVINCES.

BosroS, Aug. 9.-The ST. Johns q. By papers OF fhe
sth report great fires raging in the woods Prince Ell
wards Island The farm houses fences barns crops and
great number of sheep, in the neghborhood Of the fire
have been destroyed The of the damage very
great
The Mram hi Cleaner says that the mackerel a
dan in that bay and that the fisheries generally have been
better than last year
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INDIAN RATrIE NEAR rnRr KEARNrY

LOUISVILLE, Aug 9.-Late advices from Independence
state that party had just come in from Fort Mackay who
report that large party Of Indians awaiting Major
Fzpatrieks movements, who engaged in distributing
goods = presents.
The day after the party len Fort Mackey thew
tered number Of Kioaws who reported that great hat
tie had occurred Fort Kearney and said that
the Sioux and Cheyennes tribes almost eItnguished
great the loss either side.
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TENNESSEE Election

LOUISVILLE, Aug 9.-Private intelligence from Nash
vile that both parties concede the election John
son. democrat for Governor The legislative returns show
prospect Of the wings having majority.
In the 9th district, Charles Ready whig is elected
Congress; and in the 9th, G.. W. Jones, dem. Collum
~hig is probably defeated in the 4th district In the Mem
phs district, Stanton democrat is beaten 10y about 81
votes. Churchwel dem, Ia reelected in the Knoxvill,
district Thus far the wings have gained Congress
man.
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KEsrucxr ELEcrIoS-The result Of the election held
IN Kentucky up thus: Congress-e Wings. Demo.
Gratis LegIslatureWhlg majority 81 on Joint ballot
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Tbos. Clingman. Independan,

Purjear leads Boyd $50 votes Cige leads Osborne w.
sls; Chagman, lnd leads Guither W.. loOO Shaw leads
Outlaw 81; Rogers leads venabe 10. These all
the districts that were contested.
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CONDITION oE THE OHIO.
EXTENSIVE FoRGERIES.

WHEELING, Aug. l0.-The in the Ohio continues
ut good stage for steamboats, and business has greatly
increased, particularly in the shipment of through freight
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LOTTERIES.


rENHohAs LAMBERr intend. opening an orc~ on,o.-
hnfns Hotel Calvert street, Baltimore on No,v q, NJ
xsry es days from hi, time every hs ..s Of -
tsry Tickets IN IirgEfo will Apd 81.
viii ;hen be unlawful either JtK an Tcs.ts 4, "a Ss.
Tor ~ psrt ne unuling 10 uHkftL la h.vns
hetstoors had the good fortune during
yesn ~ ~ not to be accused OF violation law or or
nance. He therefore respectfully socits the patrona ~ M
friends and others In Virginia. desire 10 porehss
sa r.otas.ag s % or rt>H0 ts J,aaLy Dr % dsIaJ a.
surns those a0 DO NOT knO,o Atm their order win r,
strictly observed. ~P ~ "'A WI %
~ Prize Tickets In the Maryland Lotteries. or such
Lotteries a. he has sold In here have IN,
RcHxOsp, Va, April 2oth, isos
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CIScISSiri, Aug l0.-The paper all the Ohio Stock
Banks has been refused by the banks here
of the genuine notes Of a number of the banks having
been stolen from the Auditors Office There is some mys.
terry connected with the affair which renders it possible
hat the notes Of Ill the banks may have been stolen. All
the bills detected were signed by the Register but the
names OF the president and cashier forged
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POSTSCRIPT.

Nv We received no mail las, evening from North Of
Baltimore.
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NEw ORLEANS, August s.-The total number or death.
yesterday 20 Of which 2O4 from yellow fever
The police have arrested Judson King supposed to b,
concerned in the murder OF Mary McElroy, New York
The steamer Philadelphia from AspinwAl and Corvetl,
Albany from Pensacola, have arrived
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TEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Reported for the Richmond whiy.
Arrival Of the Africa.


THREE ID Us LATER FROM EUROPE
NV YoHK. Aug ilth.-The steamer Aific. has arrived
with Liverpool dates to the soth ult.
Cotton Is active and prices tending upsards Sales OF
the week "a, 900 bales
Flour and Wheat active Mt last weeks rates Corn
is quiet.
Consols IS -; American securities active.
RUSSIA AND TURKEY
The Sultan has signed the agreement dictated by France
and England II said that Austria would send an Am
bas'ador to st. Petersburg-beyond this nothing further
has TRANSFERRED
The Portes protect against the occupation OF the Danu
bian Prineipalities is tempeiately written.
The bourse, regarding peace secured continue firm
Another Hungarian escaped from Beyroot and on his
arrival a, smyrna board Floyds Austrian Steamer
where he arrested by tho Captain an Austrian SUBJ
Ject lie jumped overheard and applied the American
Consul who gave him protection and forced the steamers
captain to deliver up the refugees wife and children.
ITALY Is in aieyerish state, especially the Roman
territories The symptoms indicate that they are near an
nsurreeon Riots have occurred at Bologna, Ravenna,
Rimoni Friui and ferrara nonnay Oh account of the
high price Of bread stu Eavenna is reported in state
oil siege numerous assassnaons have taken place among
Others that OF San Marno the Secretary Of the Repub
Rome is in very excited state owing to rumors that
there are several Patriot Leaders in the city, The Police
are very active
The export Of breadstufs had been prohibited from
Ancou.
political crisis is reported between the Ministry and
Representatives in Denmark
The cholera was raging very fatally at Copenhagen
The Austrian worken had been forbidden to yisi,
land by the Emperor
Concha has written exposure Of the maadmini,tra
on Of Cuba, and asked permission of the Government to
publish il.
The Costa affair at Smyrna is unchanged
Nothing whatever from France or England
RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERERS AT NEW ORLEANS
NEw York Aug. ll,-Nearly s., OcO has been raised
here for the sufferers i'll New Orleans
BALTIMORE Aug 1.-THE merchants on Change to- day
subscribed $1,000 Tor the New Orleans sufferers and M
pointed u committe to obtain further contributions
The democratic Convention of Maryland have nomipa.
ted the Hon. 7. w. Lyon for Governor and VIM. Pink.
ney whyte for Comptroller.
NEW ORLEANS, Ang. lOth.-Deaths from yellow Fever
on the sh 1884, the 9th ls4 Total Tor last three DAYS
7o6
Returns from the Texas election show close vote be-
tween ochbee whg, and Pease, democrat for Governor
MARKETS
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By Richard Cau,horu

a pMTSnSrntIOns SALE Of Household and KIieh-r
~ Iurnitur~, tarrias and iIors-, VIZ Is.w. de
~ - iIn ias,Hn somnsnefg at ~ O'Clock The resi
VII DC si all his Household Furniture Tab W.
g. al - W ieh Is in excel very desirable on. an
S~Fri@se and Hersc two hne ak Cows, kc.
C. am r. W. MAGRCrER.
Adninisirat5Ts Of 5 MAgruder decea ed.
~ "A4s S'1d1S'euo o IL IASla0-A AulO-dtds
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MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, Aug. ll,-Saes of 500 bills Flour to-day
at 1925 Sales of 90, 600 bushels Wheat Red Osal i o
White ll2al.le. Sales of $4,000 bushels Corn; White
6Oa62 cents
NEw foRK, Aug. ll-sales 10000 bbls Flour to-day
State brands s6a5.l2; Southern firm. Wheat and Gem
unchanged.
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NORTH CARoLINA ELECTION.

The following compose the list Of members elect to III
next Congress from n. c.:
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Should BE ENowSfor II strictly tu--tha 10
sssoh Is the parent OF large proportion Of the
dAIIhGl cholera mor6us liver complaint many
diseases in the city Inspector weekly
OF deaths are generated by indigestion
Pepes! think Of 1t all who sur disordcred stoachs d
you are willing to be guided by advice founded upon
rsor ~ once loS Delay day 70 iooaand German Btters
and nNgorant stands alone unapproachrd General .nt
100 Arch street We have tried these Bers and know tt %
are excellent for the diseases specified aboye-IlIIi M
Item. - o.. ~