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PERSONAI.

.... The New York Express announces the
death Of Mrs. Fish, the mother Of Hamilton
Fish, U. s. Senator, and widow of the late Col.
Fish, gallant officer in the United States
Army, and one Of the old Knickerbockers.
Mrs Fish was lineal descendant of old Gov
ernor Stuyvesant, and has lived herself to the
good old age of four score years
go. young man named Short, clerk in q
dry goods store 10 Cincinnati, and q young
lawyer named Peacock, from Chicago, fought
n duel in Kentucky, on Monday last. On the
second round Short was fatally wounded in
the left breast. They fought about young
girl to whom Short was engaged.
80. There are two Democratic candidates in
the Madison undisns) Congressional District,
Durham and Hendricks. They met in de
bate at QueensviIle on Saturday. Durham
charged Hendricks with making false state
ments. Hendricks rejoined that Durham lied,
q. the same time taking him by the throat and
choking him.
30. The Albany Knieksr6oe&sr argues, that
it risht for mob Of anti-Nebrasks men to
gag Senator Douglas, a mob Of Irishmen have
the Same right 70 gag the anger IaDriel, OF
any other public speaker.
....A late Galveston paper says: Mrs.
Wilson, whose captivity among the Camsnches
and heart-rsnding sufsrjngs and misfOrtunes,
some time last year, created universal in
terest and sympathy throughout the country,
came mp in the stage on Tuesday night last,
and will leave in few days for one of the
eastern counties, where some of her friends
reside Mrs W. is in fine health, and shows
no indications now of the incrsdi BILE hardships
and cruelties to which she was subjected oy
her savage csptors."
80. The second expedition sent out by Henry
Grinnell, Esq. to the Arctic Seas, under COM
mand OF DR.. ksne, was last heard from on the
go Of July, 1858, when he was at Upperna-
vic, Cd the west coast of Greenland; but he is
expected 10 report himself In New York in the
course of next month. Should he not be heard
from at that time, il will be surmised that be
has decided upon spending another winter at
the North He could not remain there longer
than the FIRST Of September, If he designed re-
turning this season, as at that period ice COM
mences forming very rapidly.
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ANOTHER ACCOUNT.

Since the above was was in typo, We have
received copy of the Newark Eagle, of yes
to-day morning which gives full account of
the riot of the preceding day. We make tho
following extracts:
Yesterday our city was thronged by thou.
sands who rushed from all directions to wit.
ness the first annual parade of tho American
Protestant Association, composed of Lodges
from different parts of this State accompanied
by Lodges from New York and Brooklyn, in
honor of the cOmmemoration of the first session
of Congress, held in 1774. About 10 O'Clock
the Newark Lodge accompanied by band of
music, proceeded to the Market street Depot to
await the arrival of the train from New York. :"
The Eagle after giving description of tho
appearance of the various lodges, an account
of the procession, &c., thus proceeds j
Here we have to record the most disagree
able portion of the days proceedings. Just
as the latter part Of the procession was passing
the corner of William and Shipman sts., some
evil disposed individuals marred the pleasure
OF the day by throwing some missiles at tho
tag Of Henry Clay Lodge, which unexpected
demonstration was instantly resented by the
members of the Association, who made gen.
eral rush for the German Catholic Church,
situated on the corner of Shipman street, front.
ing on William, where they believed persons
were concealed to assail them with deadly
weapons. The excitement that ensued may
be imagined. Shots were fred and stones
thrown, until tho windows and doors of the
Church, "a wooden building) were totally de-
molished, and the seats torn up. The fence
around the church was broken into pieces,
&C., 10.
Two were wounded-Thomas Mccarthy fa.
tally. He was shst in the abdomen by a re.
volver, the balls lodging in the back. Tho
wounds were about an inch apart. He died
last night about ten o'clock, at No. 2 Roweps
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alley. He was in the employ of Messrs. Hal
sey Taylor. corner Of Shipmsn and Market
streets. He was about thirty yesrs Of age-a
widower He leaves no family. Drs Dough
erty, Grant, and Baldwin attended him.
Another man, residing at 80 Washington
street, received cut from sssabre on the
shoulder. The wound was dressed BY Dr..
Eyrich These are the only persons known
to have been injured. A variety Of reports
were in circulation last evening as to the orr
gin of the riot and as usual the accounts re-
specting it partook of the Imaginative. We
have received various communications, each
vouchipg for the correctness of its own state
ments, but in the material points they all diff
fer. We believe our account, though brief,
eovers the whole ground
Several arrests have been made.
The procession, after order had been re.
stored, marched down Market street, to the
depot. where the association took the i've
O'Clock train for New York
Up to the hour Of going to press every thing
was orderly-no disposition having been maj.
ifested to renew the scenes of the afternoon.
It seems to be conceded that nearly every
man in the procession was armed. Let each
reader draw his own differences.
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A CL1pPERIsx.-The Clipper Of this morn.
ing says Of the Stars circulation in 'Alexan-
dris, Virginia:
The subscription list of that paltry sheet,
the Ercntng Star, continues to grow smaller
by degrees and besutifu July lees, notwithstand-
ing the assertions of its agent and correspon-
dent to the contrary, and the day IL not far
distant when its light will cease to shine on
the Old Dominion
This is of port with the other assertions
Of that abolition sheet. The circulation of the
Star has increased in Virginia orsr too HIM
d,sa during the past mouth atoms. As the
people Of Virginia generally understand that
the Clipper is edited By a rank and avowed
s5olitioaist, we think it will be long time
before is circulation increases that number in
Virginia. Our circulation is at this time
larger in Alexandria than ever before.
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PLUMBING. GAS-FITTING, AND
THINNING

Hk undersigned, having added Gao Fitting 10
4 .ne15 former business, are now prepared to ex.
ecoes a orders In that line, In the cheapest most
- Positions and approved manner
LoMbIhG and TIMING done as heretofore.
nne assortment Of STOVES, Tin and sheet Iron
WAKE cons antly on hand.
eGie tgsnts 70 the District for Mscreeors Patent
HUT AIR FURNACES. { r heating Public BULL iues.
Churches, Halls, Prva-e Residences. &c
$50 Bankers Double Acting FORCE PUMPS.
PERSONS Ia want Ct any Of the above articles viii
NM It TO their advantage to cali on us ere purch
ring elsewhere.
edeing thems to prompt execution of all
ora rs entrusted tn them. they most resp<ctfu Nv
slowed upon them by their frmer patrons and ths
public in genera FJJRSE kCoSIHSu 'ne
NOS soy and 81, Pa av- opposite Wizards Hotel.
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~ SYPHILIS, ScRoFULA. AND DrsEAsRD BLOOD Fer
these terrific diseases "Csrtess Spanish Mixture" IL
the only spsoiac.
The proprietors have in their possefsion over one
hundred rtfcates Of the most extraordinary cures
effected BY it.
We refer you to tie certificate OF Richard Adams,
late High Sheriff of Richmond, Va: Edwin Burton.
Commissio 1er of the Revenue for Ricl moud; Gen
elch. Of the Mammoth Circus; DR.. Heudley, If
Washington City; Mr.. VIM. A. Matthews, and C B.
Luck, Esq. Of Richmond, Va; MIR. r. Boyden, re-
change Hotal. Va. and host of others. who have
seen case. of tie worst description cured by Carter
Spanish Mixture. They all certify that it IL the
greatest purifier of thu blood known.
See advertisement.
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pENJAMIN VESTS great scriptural Paintings
ID of Christ Healing the hick. and Death ON the
Pale horse, are in the city, and ady for tour to
the South and West Their great celebrity making
them popu ar and literally patronised In any COM
munity, a. has been the case for the last twenty
years The propris tor IA enxous for An assoc. ate
partne-, with capital Of $3.50 to $500, who would
approve and join him In his buEnese trp. Addi ESQ
w'th!u name, or call at No. s, * street.
SEPT D. D. MORRIS.
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BOOTS AND SHO ES,
At the old stand of A. Hoover & Sons

BUTTS ANU SHO ES,
At the old stand of A. Hoover & Sons,
South side Of Penn drenue, between 9Th and 7M sts.
Opposite Browns Hotel.
THANKFUL for past favcrs, would ftill 70
! lcit . continuance Of custem from al Of on,
old customers and friends, and ss many nsw as viii
give US call. We are prepared to give geners
satisfaction to al that will favor rs with Q call
Our assortment OF all kinds il tire lsrgest and b>st
Of an> other establishment in the city, and our ar.
rapgemepts are such with the best manufacturers.
hat We are prepared 10 furnish Any kin ls End
qua Titles A. short notice.
Ladies Gators and y Gait button and lace y
Mitses snd childrep's
Lsdies Misses ard children's kid and morocco Slips
and TieS Jsfersons and Boots, cloth and mo-
rocco
For gentlemen. have . superior article Of French
Boo's and Shoes, Button and Congress. Cloth,
Kid and Calf Gaiters single and double sclss
Patent Leather and Calf Rhoes Of ali descrir-
lions
Boys and Youths Roe is and Shoes, Calf and Patent
Leather of every variety and style
servant's Boots, Shoes and Brogans In an endless
variety.
Our stock has been selected with great care from
the best manufacturers in the Union Don't forget
the old stand Of A. HOOVER SON,
south side Pa sv., between 9th snd 7th at.s.
pext dor to jackson Brother.
sep7-TuTh&Ss ct
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FIRE GLIDING, GALvANIZING, AND
ELECTRO SILVER-PLATING,
ON ALL KINDS on NrrA,

ON ALL KINDS or INITIAL
Ii LABAhks would respectfully inf rn tie pub.
l. lie that he has opened q shop at the corner O
ana lotn strests In the above business and 10 nov
fesdy 70 receive orders In any branch, namely:
FIRE GLIDING
on all kinds Of ornaments for churches, chslices
Jewels, and regslia for Free Mssons Odd Fellows .,
and other socie les, military ornaments, &C. Also,
SILVER AND BRASS WATCHES,
Dessert and Butter Knives
ELEC -R0 SILVER-PLATING
On Mhitary Ornaments, Fruit Baskets, waiters,
Candlesticks, and Cassets
Also, Silver plating for Plumbers Gas Pittere nc.
All ornaments for military, Free MAsons Odd Pei
lows, and other Societies and Clubs made to oraer
on the shortest notice.
FRANCIS LABARRR
corner and 10th SITS west near Pa ave.
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~ GrLxAN's HA1R DY. has made it's an,

~ GnNAN's HAIR Dye has made its appearance
In our city. very much to the Qualification of our
young heaux who wear red WHISPERS or mustaches
Gentlemen are now seen going into our hair dres-
ing saloons with hair, whiskers mustsches and eve
brows of all imaginable colors and in five minutes
they will appear on the street having them entirely
changed and decidedly improved by a lusrous black
obt lined by using GILM,N's DYE.-Nortolk Herald.
For sale by =. D. GILMAN, Chemist, Washington.
sep4-3t
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~ PRESERVE Your HAR-It is q melancholy
and startling fact that quite . large class of the
America people are bald, and that too at an early
age, and it becomes those afflicted to pause and eX
anime the causes Of Badness and thent the renaedy
EnaeTsO,a's american Hair Restorative" stands ur-
rivalled tor that purpose. It is Indian prepare
ton prepared purely the scientific principles OF
the Red Man, and whe ever seen a bald headed In.
dian? such thin g has never been known.
See circulars, to be had Of Druggists, giving par
ticulsrs.
Price 81, In large bottles.
Sold In Washington and Georgetown D. c., by all
the principal Druggists, and by Druggists generally
throughout the United States and Canadas.
D. GILMAN, Wholesale and General Agent
Washington, D. @.
O. e. FISHER 4 90. Proprietors,
No. Al Superior Street, Cleveland, O
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PIANOS. PIANOS!! PIANOSUl

DEHSoNs DESTROYS II purchasing go. and du.
4 raoie instrument "rery cheap Will nnd II to
tnetf ADVANTAGE t. give rs o call as we are de-
terminec to sell of sur present stock at ,astix ~
oucei prices TO give rom for sdditiepal supply
WIN viii shorl y arrive, of both American and
Aorop an manufacture Remember
H1LBUs HITS
Music Depot
Al additional supply Of small instrumrn : Just
received consisting Of Guitars, Banj , Acoordions,
Flies, etc etc. HSH
sp6
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ALL SORTS OF NEwsPAPER.-The New
York Mirror says with fund of half mil.
lion Of dollars, it would start a fearfully smart
newspaper. "Irving should have charge of
our American literature; Everett Of our poll
tics; Dickens and Thackeray should be our
London correspondents; Lamartine and Dumas
our Parisia; and Baron Blow-my.nose-oA
should send us dispatches from the seat of
war;
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~ THOSE IN WANT OF RKADY-MADE CLOTHING
shoulf, before purchasing elsewhere, call at NJ ali
Walker Co.'s Marble Hall Clothing Emporium,
whore they Will find materials Of all kinds, eoors,
and qualities, made up in the NEST approved styles
and at prices which cannot fail to induce them to
purchase They have just received an additional
large supply Of those beautiful and well made Duck
Drilling Coats, which have no comparison in this
market Their stock Is well kept up, consisting of
everything belonging to q gentler ans wardrobe,
together with boys and servants clothing.
~ USE HAMPToN's VEGETABLE TINcfupE.-Have
you Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Nervous Debility
arrangement of the systemi We but point you to
the thousands who have used the GRIAr INvIaoRA-
TOR
In proof of what we say above. refer you to
Champions Vegetable Tincture.r and its efYs. n
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tbs STsalosooPl.-This beautiful instrument
and wonderful beautiful-has been seized upon
by this Dsguerreotypists simplifed, and put before
the public fnr general adoption. On viewing the
application OF 1t to Daguerreoype pictures Is hard
to restrain ones warmsSt enthusiasm 20 astonish
ing ia the result produced The object Of vision seer
through the stereosoope is NO longer picture; il
has all the nesments, and peculiarities, and pres
ence Of tho living subject, only less in size. Ths
completeness with which this is done must be seer
to Be believed. The emily place that We know Of In
thu city whore Stereoscopic Daguerreotypes can BIZ
procured is WHIfKKURsr's on Pennsylvania avenue
The world is indebted to Professor RRxArsfoys fol
this beautiful invention, which equals in fact what
We only read Of in the fabulous miracles Of Frisl
Bacoh.
The beautiful Daguerreotypes described above
sre daily sold at WHIrEHURsfs GALLERY, Pennsylvs.
MIA avenue near ~ street.
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~ sTRAYED or stolen fs0m n. ..,

SIA Il ID or stolen from the sub
1T aciber, Ia the vicinity Of the CITY Hal, ~,
49, the night Of he 3ist ult, a large red COW.
with hits face and nose and three bit, frrt sbs
msy oe Known by her horns, shout one-half Of the
ieu hsf one being broksn CT a!t6ge her abe 4, \
Sne, iarga, attractive snimal and was puIeh.s.S
ey me at the lae ssle Of stock BY Francis P Blsir
Esq. liberal reward will be given for her rrt.rn
70 me II or any In sormauon concerning said COW
that Will enable me to recover her
g. 8. WHITTLRSEY,
Indiana ~. and Sd st or 6s4, 7th street.
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A HoT DAY-At half past one O'Clock this
afternoon, the thermometer in our counting
roon stood at %. On bong exposed to the
sun the mercury rose TO l&.
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SuspExpED.-Ths Savannah Courier has
suspended publication in consequence Of the
great amount of sickness In that city, and the
difficulty Of obtaining hands.
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HEATH OF NEW ORLEANs.-Ths New Or.
leans Courier says that the weather is unfavo
radio, and that tho fever is increasing in the
city. The mortality vss very great.
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

THE subscribers have on band q complete sssort.
I rent Of BUILDING STONE taken from the
Quarries near the Little Falls Bridge on the Mary
land side O., including all sizes, from small build
ins to heavy foundation Stone. Curb, Tagging. Co
ping, &C., which they viii furnish ut the usual
rates.
Orders left at the Store Of Wheatley 3 Morrison,
Water street. Georgetown at the On srrise, south
Of and near the Little Falls Bridge, will meet with
ompt attention.
sep din WHEATLEy, SILSBY 90.
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81 JOE sHILLNGi0N receives all the New Books
and Newspapers as fast as published. He is agent
for Hsrl er's and all the other Magazines, and our
ment Of Blank Books and Stationery at his Book.
store 0deon Building, corner Of N street anu Penn
yvania avenue. sno 10
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or7os OF cLKRK OF 30 OF REPS US,

bept6mbsf 4 Ibb4. J
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this of
- fee until IL O'Clock N, on Monday september
%, 1854, FIR FURNISHING one hundred and ffty tons
b-st quality anthracite coal, one half red ash and
one half white ash. The coal must be pure, Of egg
ize, 240 pounds to the ton aud delivered free Of
sxtcs charge in the vaults of the Capitol
Also, for furnishing one hundrsd and ffty cords
OF best quality seasoned hickory wood one hundred
and TWENTY-FIVE oordsto be sawed once, and twenty.
i've cords TO be sawed tw ce tn. whole to be meas-
ured, sawed, and slowed away in the vaults at the
Capitol, ct the expense Of the contractor.
Eoth wood and coal are to be delivered on or h.
lore the 10th day of October next and to be subject
70 inspection as to quality, Weight and measure by
perfon to be designated by tn. Clerk for that Dur.
pose JOHN W. HORNRY.
Clerk Of House Of Representative o. g.
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n~ The Webster Debating socie.
AS ~ will re assemble at the City Hall THIS
(Tbursday) EVENING, the 7th inst
Tho opening Lecture will be delivered By Jpo. @.
Hag ilton Esq
full attendance Is expected.
CHAs. B. YOUNG,
sep 7-lts 9ecrstarv
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&-SPIENDID PIcTUREs.-Thoeeo Of our readers who
desire to pass through splendid Gallery Of Pictures
should not fail to pay visit to Piumbs Rooms on
the Avenue. He hsson exhibition there some choice
specimens of the new art Of Ddguerrcotypin1 in on
which for beauty and excellence are Incompatible
There is portrait executed, In this last style, Ct
President Pierce, that reflects great credit on the
artist, every lnesmsnt thereof giving lfelike ex-
preston. Mr.. Plumbe is reckoned among the first
Daguerrean artist Of our time mar 30
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NC PRESSES FOR sALE.

DhlNTING PRESSES FOR SALE.
Il The Proprietors Of the Evening Stsy fY.r for
esIe, on reasonable terms, three Printing Preess.
ons o. hsse presses Y capable Of printing be sids
thousand SHEETS per hour, making sIcellent reeie
Ter. The others are . medium smith pres md .
damage Gap Pssss. Thss presses ere 1. good con
"ss'e' '9 0So
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IMPORTANT FROM SPAIN.

Occupation Of WnIlachia.
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Il We, can confidently recommend the
writing ink manufactured by Clark & Co., of
this city. Try it.
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GRAND VOCAL AND INsTRUHHNrAL
OoNCHRT.
On Friday Evening, sept. sth, 1854.
AT CARUSpS SALOON,
NILE VALEEY G0AEZ, Prima Donna Abaoluta.
from the Royal Italian Opera, Madrid;
CARLO fELIuE, Geneva, &C., &c.-latsly from thu
lt-lisn Opera Castle arden. New York:
Assisted by Mile CAMILLA URs0, violipist the
Wonder Of the Age, who was performing q thea
ncerts Of Madame sontag:
And Mons. SIGIsMUSD WCL0wsKI, Pisnist. =
Monsieur FRANCS DUyAL, Man ger
The Piano used On this occasion win be from the
Establishment Of Mr. Davis OF this city.
PRO6RAM-PART Fnsr-l. The Golden Showers
Grand fsntasis- by Tbalberg, played by NON
SIEUR W0.OWekI 2 Csvatipa-fron the Opefs
Z" Lucia, >" as sung by MsssDe Per iani-supe by
WILLIE GOMtZ. Souvenir de Eelini-from the
Opera " ii Pirafs'-played by MILLS UReO. L.
Three Celebrated Mssourkss-hy Chopin-pisysd
by MONSIEUR WOL0wsKI. 3. Air Fsvorite-
MEZ
: PART SECOND Grand Fantasia ON the Open
Norma played b. MILE URSo. Z. he Span
sh Bolero-Received ith the gre .test applause In
Msdrid- sung by MILE GOMEZ 9. Celebrated
Witches Daace-0rand Concerto Of Pagsnipi-
played by MONSIEUR w0U0wsKI. o vsri~tons
De B-riot-Cumpo> ed for Madame Sontae-ung by
NILE GOMEZ. 10. Grand CONF erte-frcm the IA
$40.
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR EACH
&a-To b. had At the prircip L Music Stores,
3rnwns' Hotel, and at the door. Doors opeR st
clock. Ts commence at o'clock precisely.
sep SIS
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RUSSIAN SUCCESSES IN ASIA.

Upwards Of 20, 600 Turks taken Prisoners.
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M1K should be uniuersally k,soun-for its strictly
true-that indigestion is the parent of Q large pro
portion Of the fatal diseases. Dysentery, diarrhs,
cholera morbus, liver complaint, and many other
diseases enumerated In the city inspectors weekly
catalogue Of deaths, are generated by indigestion
alone. Think of thst dyspeptics think of it all whs
suffer from disordered stomachs and If you are vii
ling to be guided BY advice, founded upon expert.
ence resort at once (dont delay day. to HooHands
German Bittsrs, prepared by Dr.. O. M: jackson,
stands alone and unspproached. We have tried the
Bitters; and knew that that they excellent for
the diseases specified above For sale by dealers 10
medicine evarvvhere an
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Arrival of the Steamer Africa.
THREE DAYS LATER,
GREAT FIRE AT vARNA.

Departure Of the Expedition for crimsa.
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Mobile to Girsrd. Alabsms, from selma to Gunt~r
Landing. on The Tennessee river. Alabama. and tn
continuation OF the road from Savannah, Georgia,
via Mobile, Alabama, to New Orleans, Louisi Ia
and the branch thereof from Albany, Georsis, vim
EufAls, 70 Montgomery Alabama:
In the districts of lands subject to sale ut st. Ste.
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oFHEw GOVERNMENT.
ADVANCE IN CONSOLS

STATE OF THE MARKETS.