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legal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the curro-
,s,e csazty rork see asey - 90 Il
-. s,iss "a zs sxs-t CAsFER THALEk- ne -.
Nv Ycrk soay ani Canl- Eakrr dccce-e- 70 No. 20
y vch-v. thereof TIE suhscrter q tee o. tsr- = .
80. No 5 An-t n TIE Cry - N-s iers 90 = - "a n.
t.sniy dsy J4a- I--zd Nss 80 s--S..rx
esas<s. i,se PHuuFiNA IhALA.-
al l1xtEsT1-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-04

r1ys The schooner Mount Vernon engaged
i, ~ wood trade between 20 Joseph and Chicago
snt ashore seven miles below the mouth OF Kalamazoo
River Mich, On the lsth December and al on board OF
her are supposed TO have persisted IN the lste storm
Cousbers6le property Of the officers and crew OF the
boat was saTed embracing fevera tile deeds Of CHRIS
tisn Messe Of McHeury county, ILL., Another argument
in favor OF River and Harbor improvements Within
few years several yesses have been wrecked Of kss
Inszco River and large number OF lost vessels being
unable enter the mouth Of the river in storm owing
TO the sand-bA
GAS EXPLOSION learn by The Prors-
denee Jowsel that at about O'Clock Friday morning.
The purifying house Of the Wo0nsoekes Gas WORKS was
blown up and destroyed In consequence OF leak In one
men were badly burned. r -, .e
E The wife and child Of Mr.. Alonzo Miller,
of Mcntereyt Mich were considerably injured ~ ne
fragments OF ball discharged from riae which Ar'A
w@ cleaning a
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IN PJRSITANCE of an order of the Surro

II the County Se YORK notice hereby % al pr
claims 3iODIE ste
fert 5cead present. The with yoG eers teot % the sub
srter ocs oiWn Ficsulan ~ Cy Hal p3ce N the
Cry u New the srs day Of June nxtDaed,
1soIs~smTus John BRODIE Administrator,
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NTOTICE Is herehr riyen. that the proceeds

IN oihe The real 0; JOHN SMITH ate o. hs
~ yok dce. .try made 'he order Of the Sur
rcsste County YORK by Jeremiah ro~e val be to
uta hy al Sgrresate according the suosses ohce
the C:y 81 Wv 70 the twenty fourth day Of January nes
ter oock tie that dsyDlte ;s sh DAY OF DE
csn,,e, lsss rdl swl A. w. BRADFORD. Surrogate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-04

Coon PRICE FOR saAD.--A -. Ss asIra
in the Ogechee River, BY M. Psf1cs 80 - -orn
weighed NJ, was sold " O, ~ :. sCsishs SC, ibr
thirty six dollara
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~ pIIpSITINCF of an nn,er of the SurrO-

IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF tIc -. %
s,e q Couzty Se~Yo sotc- = - n ,s- CIV
r~rsons hsvrs hs1Est NATHAN IA - ,ach.rs
x~York h.irr S-e~ased pr--rr- ~ eE = = -
- -~sf 10 ,a~ sukscIsr a r-ssercr Va -
cs.t a sew -Yelk- "a t>sors he -lA "a u ny
S.rYck N. 81 dsy q sosernh-r nv oy .An...r.rrx
fxut JAZZ A4i<Ns>s
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sarro-

Il o. tie HEREBY ., Al
havn< cams NILLIAa WILLS, e o. Sic Cy Of
Ne~ foft ee-sed pceei he with vosh~rs tsfe 70
the set er. the oce o. Wlia Boon3ed E~t 30 - Nas
ne CITY Sev York before the On Gy 81 A7i
pefis-Dsted Se~ Iors. the - dsy Il o ,cb-r, ishs
o5 lapUnIas AMELIA WILLS, ENecgrI a.
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TIME WONDER of the WORLD!-DE.

l. yINESS COMPOUND PITCH LOZENGE.-Ths
sreet remedy 10 az last discovered Consumption can be
cured Asthma Will be the things that and
Coughs and Colds the parents Of that fell sAse that 80
Omen hfinxs to TIE homes Of land, vanish - By
magic before this sovereign remedy. :,
his thar which has 50 long been sought for and IN
fel ith offered the public certain cure for Co1shs
Coes Hopping Cough, Group, Asthma and Consumption,
and VIII IN any where lungs sufficient are eff 20 s1s-
tam hfe rheeek the liberation and raise the patient
hselih. Pnee 2Soenn per box.
C. H. RING. soie AGENT. No Ias Broadway, ~ Y.
Sela BY GEO. p. MILNE No. 2p5 FHscnSt, BrookiyR-
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

E>OR SHREWSBURY, HIGHLAND DOCK.
IL OCEAN HOUSE, lions Branchl PORT WASH
INGTON, MOUNTS DOCK BROWNS DOCK (nld.
iiesow nj and RED BANKThe and splendAd steam
boat THOMAS HUNT, Capt. A. H. Hsggerty, wiu lesvs
tbs New Haven PIER, Pccksip, East River, as follows;
PROM NETWORK. fRoM SHREWSBURY
Saturday, Jan. I, IL A NJ. Monday Jan; X II N, A.
Tuesday, Jan T. Z NJ. "Wednesday, jan M
Tbuysdsv Jan & PPM Friday, Ian. 7, 2iP.M.
Saturday Jan. 8, 81 A. nj. Monday, Jan ~ a. ~ 4,
T1e~iay Jan NJ q An Wednesday Jan. II, eA.M. '
Tmrsdsy jan is IAN Thurday Jan. Is lot A. Nj.
The stages for Squam win IN connection with boat
Stages to convey passengers TO all parts Of the country All
Persons forbid trusting the above boat ON Tie account %
he owners
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cor ~ ss sss 'ss DIN rhsss'' IL
$50 IN s-vxs ~ Is.Anss.
49, =. sv..I II ~ asHas usn dom
- n = p,vss . sss Ass~ RssssssA 81
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NOTICE of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is

IN Pree4- q the sole % the ieA EAf
Of PETER A. HORN. late Of he City Of View iosk deead "a
lately order the surrogate 81 .he County
OF iot viii be distributed Ding 20 law At the surns1e
Yo the 6r~t dty Of febrsary next At
ten oock IN the forenoon day When al person. HAVING
"a m. demands said state viii present them 70 sud sureO
'Mss,, VIZ" ' w BRADFORD, surrogate
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CANANDAIGUA & ELMIRA RAILROAD

S-wINrER ARRANGEMENT.-on and after Mou'
day Dec so and until further notice leave Elnrs
Cor Csnsndoigus, 90 follows
Mail Tram 81 A. NJ, arrival OF Night Express
Tsin from Eew-YoIk, connecting ~ Csnandslsaa WITH
.sirs on the Asny AID Buffalo Road cor Rochestes' b a
fAo and Niagara Fslls
Day Fxprss e.le PM, or arrival % Day Express
from NewleEk. The ti.c Of leaving Nex-ferk nsy be
eees BY reference tie Advertisement OF the aad
Esie Railroad. WILLIAM q. LAPHAM, Sgp't.
few-york, Dec. Ia, lss2. .tt-1
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-NEW
III YORK and PHILADELPHIA. direct-U. 5. NAL
OENTRAL RAILROAD of NEWER

" sEY-New-York TO Easton, Pa Fare 81 75-Fal
Arrangement commencing November Is 1852 Leave Per
No / North River daily for Easton and intermediate
nlsee, at An u M and 345 PM and for SonervlIe
at 4l5P.M Returning, leave PhlLpsburs ct ands An
and 3I5PM
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CIPREME COURT-In the matter of the

app.snon Of the Mayor aad Commonity % The City
Of New Yort rectve 20 the EXTENDING Of CANAL STREET
the cy linz until nisrsecis wa ser' and
the WIDENING and Extending Of WAfkERSTREGT N ard
uoThsTiy si u orm street OF seventy 1--we ee
width 20 East BroadvayNou = hereby that he Com
ussorers of the entitled mlie
VII meet At Spsca Terra Room Of the supreme Conr IN the
New City Hal OF the CITY Of New fos on The n day OF Jannify
is9 AT ok in the oreuon of purpose OF h-arns
and Assessment Of the Comun.or' IN The
above entitled Ter Who consider them
selves asueved thervy.-D Dated, New iort Dee ", ls2
JOHN LOHiFR.
ROBERT HENRY. Z Coamsioaers
u,x,,r D.,,,, .,,orney d3I 40
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c,TEAM for MONTE vIDEO, BU gsnNs'
SIYRFs. ENTIRE RIOS C0RRIESIlE-2,, 20 a. I'd mas
sS0S and GUYANA I'm Brazil )-Saople s,esfIeu &C.
Iso III h. taksn In a fast stesneT. wiz eJ an
- ND afiops Under the command Of an Sn..1x
- 30 :. W. his port on or shout the 2tn OF p
CABIN 70 Monte Nideo end Baenos AS'e'' 200
ysrftti sht or pssss fe, apgly to,sl "a Azen,s
LNiN"Si"N' No. "a Broadway.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD.-Win,er

"JDsON RIVER RAILROAD.-Wrnsef
II Advancement Trans leave Chsu1ters-s, sAily, Tor
As.I py. ssd TIa1n GA through in bou connecting
With Trains reaching Bsaalo Montreal sseeoef sAne
e' MAJ Tnn o A. M-Throush Way Train r. NJ =,
TIuress Train Y. M.-AecorunoSanon Tram r. M =,
For Tsnytowr at 2 p NJ and an Evening IIaih . d"
PoI POIeepsie a. lo.soA- NJ. snd+P M-F0r Pess'E'n
Tse Tsrrytown, Peekskn and Pokeepse Trains stops
Pstnse1. taken q. Chambers, Canal, Christopher iiih
Ap sIhbAY TRAINS from Canss at $50 AN fqI Po9sS
Leepsie, and a5Px for A5'p SyfsR supern.endsnI
tiona obo- Slam. o',o.--.~~--
CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD for
~ R,taIr.1ses TIVE ine. daily Morning Line At 10 AN
b, nesmbost JOSEPH BELkSAP. Fsre e. A =.
LIprs,. Line BY .e1sHoas q 'Sa ... es g. Returning
esve Pbisdelphia from foot OF Wsnu.t At 70 a NJ snd
2PM. EIisIan, Line y steamboat ATLAS H0m f'''
No. .r4PM. Fare u So -
NEW-JERSEY RAILROADS.&C. and art
IN er the 9TH Of December rsn VIII iss,e ,y,v1ns
n Phsceipa AZ y noon the Kensinston s,.'l9n Ins
hne Will be Relief Express Trsin 70 the a. NJ aronTS
cEets for Baltimore wa.hington, Norfolk and
sold by both lines Tickets sold 70 passengers 70,
priots The Trenton Accommodation Tram VIZ, on sha
after the nth December leave Trenton a. a y.
M bv which passengers will also be carried a rec uced
price, relieving the 81 Philadelphia Tram OF way pas
sfpeers These arranserDepts viii make more eefah e
Connection OF the Mails ard through pseneeIswl,a the
Sontinuous train leaving Philadelphia at and 10y r. NJ
NFWJERSEY RAILROAD.-NEW-
II YORK and PHILADELPHIA, direct-U 5. NAIL
EXPRESS LINES-Throagh in 4 ho9rs-New,Jers
Rsilroad viz Jersey City, leaving New,foIs AZ ands
Phlslerhis sne hours foot Of Wanuttt Fare reduced
10 IS for frst-cIsss and s. 50 Tor second-cla
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON
roneb tickets cold in the above lines and through baggage
car;rd in the 50 NJ lines from Newyork, with through
ondco Passengers with baggage cross he terry ID min
utes before the trains leave
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JER-
" sEY-New-York 10 Easton, Pa Fare 81 75.-Fau
Arrangement commencing November Is 1852 Leave Pier
No / North River daily. for Esston and intermediate
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Nail

E,OR LIyERPOOL4-United states s, 1 Tins
I s,ssmship ATLANTIC, Capt James NIL TOR En-
80 nostively on SATURDAY Jan at .r,gs .scure1
Ge ksr ber6 the 200, Of cs,as So oneq aaed
MI rad for. Fortnight or passse ns. .noITt 10
''H"''N'E WD. K COLLINS Co nj ia = n The
Passenger, requested to Be On posrT and ~.
sssrnshdp PACIFIC will succeed fhe ~
Ian e. ------
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NIEW-YORK aud ERIE RAILROAD

IN Trains leave per TOO. Of Dnsne-st - tollows;
ExrRrss TRAIN att An. for Dunkirk aud Buffalo.
Man TRAIN AZ 9 M. for AL stsfi0asL
MAY TRAIN a, SO Pm, f0T PierEon: and Suaera.
Way Tam al 50 N. Tor Delaware, VIA Jersey City.
Exrrgss TRAIN al S Pm every day Ter punkrk and
Buffalo -
Beta Express Trans connect ct punirk With the Lake
sAoIe Rairoads for Cleveland and thence direct 70 Cncn
nAf also 10 Sandusky reedc Morroe Detroit and Chi
case CHAS. AlN0T, superintendent
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EIFTY THOUSAND PERSONS, die annu-

II ally in England Of CONSUMPTION. In the New
England States PROF ortlon in four tive: In
Boston probably. in tour In the City Of New-fork
sixty seven red in ew weeks in December OF this disea
II les. prevalent IN the northern ATTITUDES as Rus
STA Canada and among the Alps OF Switzerland where the
winters long and severe, and there lever sadden
changes -,
Notheory can be more welcome the human mind than
the one which establishes good grounds the hope ior
loI ged existence the allegations OF those 40 ARE at east
eUed veraeiiy may be believed hefe preventative
and q remedy -
Tbe Great Author of Nature has provided US with
dy for Consuu ption and the diseases leading thereto which
re 50 fearfy common country Has BE le US 20
tua ref from that fsa by ranSaeknz other and
No the best Natme's Remedy, Is at hand. The
Wild Cherry and the Pine furnish with cure, where
cure is possible.
One OF the est important discoveries Of the IN
hoa;ps the Condition OF tins large class OF Suffering haua-
DIR. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
Winch has been before the public some ten yens This
vsnahe medicine Is discovered ard introduced IN the
wear ISIS since which time ts success has constantly IN
creased tie demand until Il hss become one OF a. not tax
MOST POPIlL LAR REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION, IN
Its ineipient stage, ever known,
None genuine unless sgned L. bl IT'S
For sale, st wholesale ana retail, by A. B. u osncs
General AGENTS No. leo Enltou-st.; Thomas Maxwell
No Sc WisIns st. John hilsau No. iS broadwsyi Astor
and Irving House Drug Stores. and No lie broadway
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DEGUIAR MAIL LINE, via Stonington

N for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEW-BEpfORD
and TAuNfON-1he steamers C. VANDERBILT aud
MASSACIfl SETS of this hrc, regularly as
heretofore alternately leaving Pie MOI North River inst
what above BaeTpse daily, Sundays excepted. ~
r NJ and Stonnson 81 O'clock p III, or on arrlya Of
the n all train, which leaves Boston at NJ
The MASSACHUSETTS, from New.l MONDAY
"Wednesday aud Friday. From SteningtsnTuesdayT Thurs
day and Saturday
The Steamer TERRY leaves Providence for Newport
daily except SUNDAYS. al = L. NJ
For freight apply q; the Office No 10 baisery'
plae., On hand the haafs
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TRCSSES ENTIRELY SUPERSEDED.
Il -Ruptares cured ea,euay and permanently without
thus!
By NJ. BAKER, OF London.
This European Remedy protected BY letters Peten)
applicable every variety Of Rupture both sexes even
in OF 50 wears standing lndo receip, OF - VII be
mailed .ree With full distractions any ASi OF the Uuited
States Sole Agent in America J. FITZPATRICK ND
No l54 7th sy. MY.
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Prepared by NJ MORSE, NJ D., and for sale by CHAs.
II RING General gent No. l92 Broadway Newly 10
whom all orders must be addressed Ia Brooklyn Milne,
No. 2l5 fulton-st. .
Ii put up highly concentrated in pint boties with tho
name blown in the glass aud sold for " per Bottle; Tor
SIP; Ell the doz.
Entered according Act Of Congres in the year 1917 By
Mecate Morse in the Clerks Once ct the District Court
for ,he Southern District Of the State OF NeH.1oTk.
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CANDs's HOARHOUND COUGH SYRUP,

~ ony y. cents bottieA deIghtfn ai'o sufe teiedy
Tor Cogeb Hoarseness Influenza &C IL cannot n praised
too highly. Wholesale ana retail n SANDSS Ms,nra1h
DING store No IL ysinesst and Drug St0res seReEaly
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Tor BOSTON, via NEWPORT and FALL
IL RlVER-The splendid and superior steamers BAY
STATE, Capt. Vim Brown and EMPIRE STATE, Capt.
Benjamin BFaytcn leave alternate DAYS, SUNDAYS
cepted fCrn Per No s R. near the Battery at p NJ.
For freight, apply board, the Office On Pier No
fispALE 4 BORDEN. Agents, Nos 40 and u Westst
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TOR ALBANY-WINTER ARRANGE.

Il MENT-rhr,e Daily Lines Fare. 81 30, The trains
leave CITY HAL Station, corner Tryoagow and Centrest
oaily tSundays eSeeptedl as follows:
Is; Tram, at 80 A III. Mail Tram stopping at sli
WAY Stations
al TTain NJ A. n Albany Express Train, stopping at
Croton kslls, Dover PAINS Hlsdsle and Chatham Four
Corsers.. AWNING sle III, tine connect with go
Train tfom Albany West
81 Train, SIS ?. NJ Albany Express Train stopping at
Croion Falls, Dover Plains Mileuoh, Kilsise aud
Chatham -Four Corners snyins Is 7. NJ connecting at
Albany with Express TGaa Cor Buffalo.
Returning. win leave East Albany al S A. N. Express
Tain arriving IN Newly oTk II s5 +. n. Ills A. IL Mail
Tnp making al siops Snd T. NJ Exprtss rrain srryiug
M QtSp. NJ. NJ. SLOAI. Superintendent.
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Ihs bTar'iisas4. rsppisase d Coz ~ IhlI
sauas Divine voice has SD. AaHrh,
marfh, maIch-naEaFi, upNaFd, 20 iOng
- ilisfs Trsusias celestial height 10 Ihs
,n6nle Tnziaas a EresBess SAieh i 10
Passlhir for hnssaa passg - srals. APP
piaa<e. T.
Thsl sprrrf zane assr eoasin Szrgrni
ysssl HE > sir~sk ai Iighin,ux. tie wrni
r'ehi - sork and SQUARED np Ms ald ire
isek - brishs - a pe~ier-glailrr. Aud
mos from mnrnin MI night. wilh his hr--
lnrk IN hs sb'.pldrr. Ne mafrhes sbaHi
The iinusr sud faan.l lhe barn in mi'iu.<
~ sier. saving 20 hims~lf Is he goes,
. Nzfrh. march. msrrh; re arr The men
II modern R..ne /. MsrrIl, march. malch /:
snnrxln day = close al hand Marri,
march. maFcl. 80
Boz, ginsTsl I mg.i ne in hurry and
he aH on ms lowsr heinrr ihe countries -
AL annexed. far then nv commission az
Minister General went he al nn nsr. IA
| snhsrribe myself in haste. yuar faithful
ifIead and weii>u i-her,
MAJOR JAt X DOWNING.
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U3Na TAgwea

ne I.saiss e he Esmsie Beaesaisaa sssiriy.
uho-s members are s,,sehed 10 shs Prs.sslsEi.n
churrh in Ibis Place. inisnd haiding f*if q
de Masonic Han. ea "Wednesday OF Assss
rour,, he sllh inst. 70 commence AZ ociosk.
pm.
To hos uho have enjoyed the pressure q
attending ihe Fairs On iormer aceas'oas, NC nerd
say no,hing 10 induce ,hsa % s''snd this one.
But 10 such as have neFer been present hsisfe.
we wilI remark. thai 4 they wish 10 sPend an
evening p.leassnily. asd 10 Purehsss some sess-
ifaI specimens Of me handiwssk q The Ladies.
fof their own u@e Or . presents. and u shs ssme
Tine 10 feel that the money 20 enPendsd ~in he
judiriously ured by those who receive z, ihey
should 90 % ihe Pair.
A good Super vii be provided for such Is
wisl. % pa,lake. and Ice Cream win is suPPhed
In abundance.
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VIRGINIA Corn CRop. - The Rich.
mond Enquirer says the corn probem
is pretty well solved. In all the East.
ern portion of Virginia there will be a
good crop. A regular succession Of CO.
pious rains since the first Of the pre-
sent month has given the corn6elds
the most vigorous and promising as
Pect. Early planted corn is already
beyond the hazard Of dry weather.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-08-10

congressional Election. ~ The re-.
turns from the Congressional elections have beea
but partially received. The reports from some Of
''e districts areconradicory, and we prefer there
lore, 10 wait for more certain informaiion before
we announce the result. Il is certain that three
" h'gs and two Democrats are elected-doubt
hd'gs over The LIST, 9Th, and S,h districts. The
wings certainly elected are, Messrs Kerr, Fur.
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vqrE OF THE DIsTRICT.

Rogers plj. over venablc, 10; over Lewis,
lz0ai
Aglorioas result, truly. A Wing elected, and
Mr.. ta,able also triumphant over his ani.dis,ri-
hutton competitor and the Slandar,IN A double
triumph f@ The friends Of justice and equal rights
aasnng the States.
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THE ELECTION.

IN Orange. the Wings achieved a triumph 81
the election on Thursday last. which We an
noanrei on the 5ih instant. in an extra Issued
from this oiRre Tor the lenefli of such &c our ed-
larial mcihrrn as we thought would BE able 10
use II. a. follows:
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THE PRECINCTS IN ORANGE

We give below the vote for Congress a, the
different precincts in this county. The returns
for Clerks are omitted because, from the number
OF candidates. they would be of little use for fu-
ture reference:
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10 tks EscsKney D0sd S. Reid.

10 IBIS ESctKney Dasid s. Reid.
SIR: 1t is maintained by many dis
tinguished and successful farmers or the
Gennesee Valley, in New York, that
they can keep up their lands to the
highest state Of fertility, if they can
supply them with plaster and the clo-
yer crop, Their wheat soil, say they,
will never become exhausted by pursu-
ing what they style the sysfeu Of cio-
eernng. ltlconsists simply in tie use
of clover and plaster as fertilizers for
thisgrain. They employ the plaster for
the purpose Of increasing the growth
al clover. They employ the plaster as
a fertilizer for wheat indirectly; that
is, plaster on il produces no direct in
fiuence upon the growth of wheat when
sown with the seed, or when applied
after it has impaired greenness to the
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The wings Triumphant.
SKIES BRIGHT!

The returns Of the election in Orange are mast
encouraging; and ifihe Wings of,he other cum
lies in the district have come up TO the support
Of Roekms with The same unanimily that the
Wings Of Orange have. the probability Is that he
is elected The Representative 70 Congress from
this distinct.
Il win le seen from the returns. that Mr.. Lew
is. ihe anti Land Distribution and Cuba Annex
alton candidsie-ihe candidate who. according 10
the Standard, was . rapidly gaining ia Orange"
and would probably lead Mr.. yenablc in the
couniy--is fairly disianeed in the rarc. Ourcal-
culaiions for The successaf Mr. Rogers IL course.
are based upon the supposiiion that Mr.. lewis
has done he,ter in The other counties than he has
in this
The Clerk elect Of the County Court, Mr.
George Laws, is a Wing; and tho Clerk Of the
superior Cauri, Mr.. James tiill. is Democrat.
For the County Court, there we're two Wings
in The field and two Democrats; Cor tic Superior
Copn, there were two Wings aud one Democrat.
The following are ,he returns:
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COUNTY COURT CLERK.
SUPERIOR COURT CLERK.

Since this extra was issued, we have heen fur
nishc, by our friends Of the Raleieh Register and
Star, with the following correct Statement, of The
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Iy.t sai ESwu a. p'~~ns. M,~. "a.
snd Ruaa
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AlamRnce Counly.-Ws han.
L-rs hssed 30 - rssarns q Is sis,.... :
Alsnsnns. ~ - kam th.l NJ. Sol.n p.
sas Es<issird cArsk gf Ne cauniy cauu /. .
isrEs n.jai,y. saa Mr.. W. .. Gsss-sa CHI =
de supsris casrf. ~ishsui eppssi,isa. p,
csaEres. ~s uadspazsa sAsl sane Dsa..,,.
e.a shra ssses fof W. I.sne.sssr. sss. ..1 ,
Eva t~ M Hsa. 4. Rrnrhs.-ar. K.n. 4.
Wig candidate. ha.iag no rrsular epgas;;.ii...
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How Reliable LII may not he unPro-
h'ahle, BOW that the election has closed TO give
inc following text with the commentary, to show
now Tar the STANDARD may be relied upon Tor rs
truthiulness in political contest:
Tkxr.-. Lewis the strongest man"-l'n gar
ing cdpifak.l lSYanIand Extra.
CosaEsraHr. -Venable received 4l32 sote''
Lewis received 2iIs.
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@ Mr. Wills Hester. the person who she,
NJ. Porter Thompson reeenily. in this plscs. and
escaped Pusrii. surrendered himself. We under.
stand. on Saturday ha. and entered hail Tor NJ,
appearance 81 the next term af ihs superiar
csur. 10 answer the charge. We learn further.
that he offered 20 pay Mr.. Thompson for The in.
jury he had sustained by The shot.