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That the lands Withdrawn in the districts Of
al Monroe and Nacioches Louisiana No 4y5
Der ~ 1855 for ths railroad from Vcksburg
State and Of which the by
Az will be subject 70 again 7h
q = said no,ice aud thai the respective registers
ssfo aratls nc
Given hand The Oflee tile city
Washington. this fifth day Of September, Ammo Domin 1854
BY order Of the Presdent aail.
JOHN WILSON,
sept 6--2aw6w Comm soner.
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Mr.. BushnelI,s School.
18Th street. between + and g streets. Wa,

lMh street, bcturecn F and G sfreets, TYashinston
rE next session will the fret Monday sepm-
Der. The instruction embraces
angGaEe SCIENCE
together the English usually taught
schools Circulars be had the schooloom
Aug ii--Frs TuesHws
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DOUTIAEDGE'8 American HAAA6ook and TouKAota
II United 6ates containing descriptions Of
principal towns different railroads. stage
boat York parts OF the Union,
public budng~, resorts natal cnssiss, As
accompanied by amnp. Prizes so cents. i 49, II
Ausi7 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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THE MISSES HAWLETY Bea<dln3 and Day school
win be reopened on Monday Seehev Io q their residence,
No .o' avsnse setwsen ln sna lcsn s1sso
ac Other languages drawing ut the professors
charges Circulars containing for day scholars Ac may be
obtained the school.
Sept a-3aw3wTuTh&Gat
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ntG sChOOL for Young f.adica--- duties Of Mise
IL Tsylor's school, ~ streets
resumed Monday, September lth.
Information terms studies pursued Sc be Obtained
either by circulars Interview a her
Aug 3i-eoow
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land Warrant Lost.

LAMP WARRANT for forty OF land nn"ee. ,6e was
issued the l7t day o 1885,
Hon r. T. Cabbc Washington city D. O. aud lost msnd by
him. There asgnmcn, sad warrant notify all
nnd offices location
apply publication this the
missioner ot Pensions cor duplicate of said warrant
gt ALEXANDER JOHNSON,
MAMAksA, Jackson county Fiorida August I, 1854.
Aug f2--lau6wa
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CAAtDTne Subscribers their
n customers who have promptly settled their and
max
settlement have determined
unsettled NAGRUDER h CALVERT
We offering bargains all kinds dress goods
punctual customers. NJ. A. c.
2l-2weoir
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Sep, 6---dt25tl

ATCH HORSES FOR SALE.--A pair Of family
M carriage horses gentle in harness The having
further for them will sell very low indeed.
For particulars nquire The counting of this Office
U-dtGf
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Hamilton G., FAINT,

Dealer ~ Eradns, Sfocks
9ef,rcen ~ and 6th streets, Washington, u. c.
IIECURRENT and land bought Drafts
u all tho principal cities sold
Claims against the government collected.
ser md
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mo. 5l3.I

sale Of l,nproved LAnds In Michigan oeded by the
Wyana0tts In l8A2. -s.. $500
NOTICE hereby given that The authority
oaee by hs acts Of % March md 18th July 1854 the
sold Of the
18th Of March, 8< the State Of Michigan hereinafter Indicated
will again offered public sale Detroit Michigan, Monday
the 4th day Of September ~. .e
by the provisions Of the act Of l2th july 1852 the said lands viii
be offered, subject the minimum less than
lars and hy without, regard the valuation of
improvements
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M s.c,s .lHo D.y Geeds Carpssans, g,eer
- on cson os.saan masrals, Ac-ws have n
@ en- q y ahsys oo q the ss whsh
a,urs y :s rsdsssd psoss which wiz s..hs sGw sss
, - 70 .nd Pacaasess Ths following
h"S o. so'mo or the Dsadans axsiclaa;
Is DO DO 20 ssu"sss DO
100 do 10 sup. qualify - do
50 do = :" % - u vsaves DO
20 do tapestry velvet stair and passage carpstiAes
Is do thsee~py
$50 do taHyaja do
Q5 hall and sep Vensuan DO
23 pieces 81, 1874, IA peiated drusges
36 printed Ayugsst cxumb cloths, richly bosdcsed
rs very elegant mosaic rugs
$50 chenille and tu0ed cheap
80 dozen brass stair rods, all tcnglhs
full sheets heavy floor oil closhs which will be
ahaps os size fos hail. passage.
In curtain materials anA nxtares we naA>-
Is pieces very rich satin anss
10 do do WOyateo yAa04
. 30 do do unon AamAsks
10 do Turkey redtwiied cashmeEst
Is do c0l0FeA wotnted 6anaaaka
SO pairs exuA-Fich lace curtains
'd' so do do embroidered musln curtains
5tfF 50 de do tAnboured - do
IS pieces embroidered and tambouFcd curtain muspa
ML 800 rich gilt window coruoes, ell sixes
ogeher with variety Of hxtuss for
loops centre assc and curtain ptns silk and wosd mps
Ae 10 which respectfully invite the of psscAasa
.,r HOOE, BRO, 4 co.
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a# EN September 4, 1854.
..EALED PROPOSALS. will be received until l2
- O'Clock Monday September 25 1854, furnishing
hundred and fifty qualify anthracite coal
and half white ash. The coal be egg 246
pounds the and delivered free charge
ef the Capitol.
Also, for furnishing hundred fy quality
hickory wood, twenty
once twenty cords the
be measured sawed and slowed in the Capitol
Mt the expense of the contractor.
Both wood and delivered
of October and be subject inspection quality weight
and by be designated
pose. JOHN w. FORNEY,
Clerk House of Reps. u. u.
Sept 6-dt25tb Intel. & star.]
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,ror,cr S"nect"r's oHce, August 4, 1854.
NV 70 TAX psysrs-neduotion prompt paymeut-Noce
sra n.v, gwen that the year due,
.,a s ., @ office and thai eight Der cent
~ ''"' s'a', " paih on or before the Slst IN
Apg v. j. ROCHE,
-" N'"' Collector
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Mo- 5O February 1854 for the railroad from Mobile Gfard,
Alabama from GuneTs Landing the Tennessee
Alabama Of the road from Savannah, Georgia,
via Mobile Alabama New Orleans Louisiana, aad the branch
hereof from Albany Georgia. via Euaula, Montgomery Ala
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FL a- No. 522
General notice for restoring lands TO marker
ON certain proposed railfOads

VHEREAs situated In The States men
toned sale 'of pre-
orders of the President Oh ls oha
sued on the Tue urgent meh
beu uf anticipation OF gram" maue
aid the
~. DO gn has directed that all
the Iunas heretofore withdraw uni uncf maes when
"h,s n, rn, AT the date withdrawal except those since
shall be restored 10 market precisely ON
The and conditions us housh e same "a MOI Dee"
Withdrawn from sale - -. a.
Norrcr hereby that and se Monday the
lands uhieA suec 10 Iivae
asry uawa except those since peemped) siua
Territory and land DISTRICTS ind
lay the notices of withdrawal enumerated below, will
asan subject and location and that those
sSos withdrawal
scnded will be eproamed for salt hsreaf
ter wit:
Lands public Of withdrawal No 494
49, the rarosd from Bandon Mississippi Montgomery
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EOR SALE LeaseA commodious four and attic
18Th street, east sids the Of street. House
ans twelve and has recently and
throughout Terms accommodating and given mmed
atcy Addrss 40 Solicitors Oce Treasury Department.
Oct l5--6U t....... s-l.s i4
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ntSSOLUIONThs coparfnetshp heretofore existing under
~ firm and Of EVANS FANr init
day. hereby declared mutually dissolved H.
Of their bnsiness. z. &. EVANS,
HAMILTON q FAINT,
WssHrsoroS September H. 1854
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mo. 52l.l

NOTICE OF the establtshment OF Surveyors General
~ land Offices Msxrco,
INQroN, OREGON, and MIKNksorA.
In Of law the President Of the United States has
rected that for tho the following
Office. for the and land d created by passed
the late session fC0ngre<s, viz lil aela
The Ofce general
SANTA FE and that for the general OF
TERRITORY Mt OLYMPIA. 1
The Offices reger WAsxxorox TEnR
also for OREGON TERRITORY
CITY those for The Wtnona district MsxKsorA TRlRIroRY,
WNoNA and those for Red Wing drc,
RIToRY, Ken Vino
Given my hand, the city Washington twenty
fourth day Of August, A. D. 1854
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
Aug 9S-hw6w lint. and Starl
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CABINET-MAKER AND UPHOLsTERER
No. rs South EepentA Street, PAuadespAia,
kESPECTFULLY his sore
IL where constantly raror
and chamber furniture, comprising-
SofHs from S35 to 800 Arm chairs from SIC to 500
Parior chairs 6to ~ Bookcases Sc 40 % lGO
Sofa tables !" l6 to 100 Extension tables, IS to 100
Etngcres TOTO 95 Writing desks, IS
All the above furniture made expressly and
the prices at least less than good
bought anywhere else -
Goods Of the Union packed his
cnre '"t e5E =
July R7-3dmosf
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Academy Of the Visitation,

hk exercises Of this institution will be A Mon
day In September when hitherto, the
b bestowed on the Of the pupils
of a finished education.
desired tho historical course Of studies may pursued
FRENCH which greatly facilitates the student in acquiring
oush knowledge Of that while
teaching both has .dvsn-
tsges rendering the pupils accomplished scientific psmsrs
separation Of tho from been
made aad the result has been beneficial in its influence
youthful members of the academy. ~
Aug ll-3awdActSeptl5 ~
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Female Education.

MRS r. w, YOUNG and Mas " TOWN respectfully
ia TO their friends and this will
their Iooms the 18th and noh Monday
the sih nsi limited number of young
through systematic swdies
and ornamental branches or female education.
Their melhod thorough
experience many conducting
young ladies' having the fullest development discipline
Of tho mental faculties.
Terms Of Tuition.
All the English mathematics, with the French
language, scfolaytic 10 month $50
Ancient asd other modern languages.
muse, voc" and instrumental Professors
Drawing In pencil and charges
Pointing IN oil and colors
Sep3-~fawtISk Intel and Sent.
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No 0i May 49, 1854 for the Oakland Ottawa pro
posed railroads. No. 5a June o. 1854
In the districts of lands subject to sale Lonia Michigan
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No. 49G January 1854 for railroad from Gains Landing,
The ver Akansas via Camden, and
hs Texan boundary line, and lis branches at Csmdeni
In hs lands subject to sae Helena
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railroad:
In the dsnicts Of lands subject Louis. Missouri
DO do do Jackson, do
No $40, July To- 1884,
ST. Paul. Minnesota Left Hand River, Lac Lake
peo Wisconsin, (excep. the lands In Wisconsin
by No. 5a0:) s4
The distrcts lands 10 sale at Dntuana Io,xa
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M 49, January 1884, the railroad
nooga Tennessee) with the Central railroad Of Mississippi the
Mobile and and branch point
southern bend OF the Tennessee ver Alabama
disIcs fLands subject sale ut DeM0p0lls AabaMa
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% IN. dca OF hands suhicct 10 sale al s slephens Aluhua

No sos, March 3o 1854, for railroads from Pensacola
Montgomery Alabama, and from the place
umpka, Eiyon, Decatur, Athens, Tennessee line
In The Of IN Cahn
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United states Patent Once,
Washipgtop, August 20,

m The petition Ross Wnans Of Baltimore, Maryland, pray
ing for the extension OF granted him 18th
day q November ls4o Improvement, la he mode Of
nng the in locomotive engines
from The q said patent which takes place the a6h
day Of November, 1854
II Ia ordered said petition Patent
Monday tho 9Th Of November 10 O'Clock, all
notified appear
why said petition ought be granted.
Office thsir Object0ns specially writing
days before the hearings all testimony fled BY either party
snce with the rules Of the cs which will b furnished app
cation. 49, IL it' Ss't -
The testimony the win be closed
hef deposons md other papers relied upon testimony
6led Office before morning
ments, If any, within ten days thereafter.
xencer, aud Eysnnx ~y = y.
eHindephis Pa qfenhc American New York Post, Boston,
Maassckusstl and Inquirer, Cincinnati Ohio for
three weeks previous the 9th Of November
day Of hearing. al9'ss'7'.,'-
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents
r. SEdiors Of papers please copy and send
their bills the Patent Oce with paper containing
Aug 30-law3w - t77tf - lT,fl
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A EhENCH. Italian, and drawing Teacher, desiring
employment in academy school, willing
time among several will do attending
tees or aPeons wishing employ teacher
his tesmonas obedience cali addressed
b. washington, D. O. Sept a-d2w
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODs.-The subscribsru
have The pleasure Of announcing citizens District
and vicinity that they fully prepared exhibit
splendid Stock Of foreign and domestic fancy and staple goods
opened in this Market embracing
aud most approved fabrics 'l'7 =
Elegant bSocsde silks, style
Very rich wide plaid SiIks do 4a H+is
Do do More sntiaue, yard wide . a
Do do plaid Irish popius
DO do wateEed Iriah poplins : l-f.It.
Extra super French meTincs, eyery shade
French moussciaes de alne and cashmere dEcose
Plaid vaencias, drsss materaj
Plaid nnertnos and cashneres
kich black aSNred and plain aiks, all widths
h!sek French boQbssins mougscnes de lane
French chinsxss and gnghams NJ.
Wide silk velvets, al cOlors, of superior quality
Cashmere shawIs scarf
New style Porsinn scarfs
Cloth talmns, shape, &c.
Together with gses variety Of and desirable articles appro
pirate TO the approaching which
cnnmerate In advertisement, but which will
pleasure to all who may favor with call. tiI
Sept B-3taw4wif HOOE. BROTHER. A m
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PORTLAND, (Me.), Aug. 2l, 1854.
State Of Parties IN the State Of Maine
Tie,cs of the Whigs-The Congregational
Nominations Of the Whigs and Anti-.ve-
6raska .Men-Loc0i Nominations, &C., &c.
The condition Of parties in this State has been
becoming better, for some weeks, very fast.
say they have been becoming better, delibe-
rstely; and in spite Of all that, you will see in
our papers about the impression that exists,
the local quarrels, the multiplicity Of nomiaa-
tions for Office, &C., &c. / admit-and am quite
ready to admit ten times as much more-all
that is said concerning the travelled sleeve"
state Of everything that here has any concern
or connection with party matters; and con-
tend, on the principle that as things approach
to the height Of all that is bad, so do they come
nearer to good; and hence it is proper to say
that matters are improving with US, though to
superficial eyes this truth may not be so appa-
rent OF course, Mr.. Editor, your eyes and
mine are not Of the class alluded to; but there
are eyes not so well made as ours, and for such
my explanation il made.
In the letter which ! wrote you
some eight weeks since, could only speak of
the State nominations, all Of which had then
been completed; but since that time the politi-
clans have been engaged in completing their
work by getting up candidates for Congress,
the State Senate, and 80 forth, and thus pre-
pairing the way for the grand popular war
dance that Is TO take place on the llth Of Sep
tenber The idea that prevailed some time
- 4
Congress who were known TO be opposed to
the Nebraska bill, irrespective Of party; but
the wings, who were very forward in encour
aging this idea, have apparently come to the
conclusion that they would not make much In
that way, and thst II would be better to seek 4
profit by the existing state Of opinion ~ whig
than ~ anti-slavery men. This comes from
their conviction, presume, that their psrty
must come Into power y . m tIonL organise
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SHOOTING ArFRAY.--By gentleman from Peru,
few miles below that city, on Tuesday last II see01
that Capt Carothers, Of the steamer Toledo, wished
to run his boat past the steamsr Michigan, while
both were on the bar. In doing 10 he run his boae
WAS objected to BIZ Cspt. Harris, Of that boat; bat
~ the Toledo stu proceeded, Harris brought out
double .bareled gun, and levelling Il af Captain
Carothers, killed him on the spot. Harris made
hably for the want Of skim with which to pur.n0
him 70 the land. Mr.. BrAnt, pilot Of the Toledos
Immediately offered reward Of $3.50 for TIE -
prehension Of Harris; and on . messenger beang
sent TO Peru, Mayor Brewster, with characteristics
ntrepidty, despatched SIX men TO the spot, md e
the atAir has created great excitement they inteo
II possible 70 secure him. Carothers was considered
quiet unonending man; he lived, We believe, h
Peoria, and was about s. years old.-ChicdEo 1vs'
bGRs, Dug. "a.
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vxoxfAYLH CunloslTY.-We ~ . few dsys
undertand In the garden Of The Ingdtad = g -
Deaf, Dumb and Blind, wb!ch y precissly slmaas =
shape TO human hApd--ths palm. thumb sAo I00r
fingers being fairly rcW essnted. Curious pesoomo-
able Wor!d.-Slss.oW (pa.) Spectator, dug. u.
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Albany, August 49, 1854
Two Of our most prominent citizens died to-day. John
Townsend, President of the Commercial Bank and for
tneriy Mayor Of the city, one Of them. He died
This evening, aged seventytw years He aso belonged
70 the Arm of Isaiah and John Townsend The other
was William W. Forsyth Of the house of Forsyth, Rob-
nson Co. His death took place this morning. at the
ngs of forty oue years. He also director in the
'AecAanics' and Farmers Bank in this city
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Heavy Robbery.

ROME, August 25, 1854.
The house Of R. s. Doty in This place. entered by
burglars few nights ago, AMI robbed Of considerable
bum. AmonG the property taken we're two checks
iirawn BY d. @ West, Treasurer Of the Osdensburg,
clayton, and Rome Railroad in favor of Crom
wsn, Kimbsu e. Co., for s2,eIl s3 each-one on the
Fort stanwx Bank AMI the other on the Rome Exchange
Bank, dated tho 22d inst Payment on the checks has
3een stopped
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The Weather.

HEAT AT CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI Aug 25, 1854.
Tho weather here continues hot and dry.
RAIN AT PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, August 20, 1854.
We had very heavy thunderstorm here this evening.
and . considerable quantity of rain fell
THE HEAT AT BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE August 20, 1854.
The heat In this city has been excess I've to day The
ahssmomster has ranged from SO to 90 deg.
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Material for Making Paper.
ADDIrIoHAL PARTICULARS.


In the making of vegetable shades for my
meteoric wires, / have used the wild cucumbe
plant. 1t is Of rapid and luxuriant growth; a
single seed will produce more than q thousand
feet Of vine, which, when properly cured, can
be made into cordage, and think may answer
as substitute for rags in making paper.
have saved some of the vines, and will give
them to any paper maker who is desirous Of
trying them, and, If successful, will give him
also good supply Of seed.
One seed, in one year, will produce thou.
sand seed. These seed may answer for making
oil or starch; and as the plant yields so abun-
dainty that an experiment with them is worth
trying, put up q quantity of seed, intending
on my first visit to the Adirondack mountains
to plant them at its base, that they may spread
and ascend the mountains to that height which
nature has fixed as the altitude for different
species Of vegetation. have thought this in
formation might be the means OF beneiitting
somebOdy-hence this notice. E. MERIAx
IxHuxAN BAHBAnrrx AND DxsxRr1oN-On We'd
nesdsy evening, oflcer Dyer Of South Bostoni was
called into house on Silver street, where he foand
Ave starving and destitute children, who had been
deserted by their inhumAn father, Barney Harvey,
The mother Of the children died lass week and the
miserable wretch tAereupon left them 70 starve.
-Four Of the children wsre sent 70 the oversesn d
the POOR but the youngest, . helpless infant, had
become 20 emaciated, when found b. the oosr, that
could mot b removed, and death terminated IL
The death Of the Infant were brought 70 the noscs
Coroner Ardrwr, tu' no inquest WAS deemed
Necessary, the facts N tie case btug already sum
eently apPsgept,- Bosssx Ca1enteks avg. ",
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Mortality OF Boston.

Boston, August &c. 1854.
Tho total mortality 10 this city, during the week end
Eng to-day, wss 1885, of whom 28 died of cholera This
sght increase the returns Of the preceding week
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
The Fsres In the woods ~ maine.

I Tine Fires IN the WOO0s AZ MAAne
BANGOR August 20, 1854.
The Area in the woods si raging in this county
anooch Pscatsquis sc. In the vicinity Of Ellsworth
reat damage is being DONE and in fact the damage is
immense all In some actions nothing is being
ZONE by the people but fighting the fires.
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Markets.
PHIIADxLPHIA, August 26, 1 1854.
In Our mouey market this morning more confidence
Wa apparent, but rates underwent no change.
better feeling prevailed at the stock board and sales
were made II Readii Railroad at 33X; Morris Canal
=; Long Island Rsilroad, II Il; Pennsylvana Raroad
44H; Lshigh Navigation, OIL
CINCINNATI, Aug, 25, 1854.
sale was made in our narAet to-day Of 800 bbls
prime lard, At loo.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 25, 1854
at SIS 60 In lard 500 terces at l0c and 900 sugar
cured hams at 1oc.
CHARLESTON, Aug. 25, 1854
The sales Of cotton to-day 633 bales, ut prices
ranging from &c. q 9Ac
New ORLEANS, Aug "a, 1854.
The Asa's news to hand ct noon to day and has
depressed market for cotton saes however, have
been made since the announcement. Kentucky tobacco
is firm, and tending upward E1our IL e.tled, with
sales ct 81 Corn Ii firm at roc, but the transactions
are small. Lard in kegs is selling at l2Kc. lac.
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1akncss Of Hon. Mr.. Renchor.
BALTIMORE, August 26, 1854.
Tho Hon. Mr.. Rencher. of North Carolina lies yery
dangerously III at Browns Hotel, Washington
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Congregational Nomination.

7 Cus1BHcubfOHHi NOmhhkUOhs
4 PmlADELPHIA, Aug. %, 1854.
Edward Joy Norris has been nominated for Congress BY
he wings Of the First district making the third candi
late now in the field for that district
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after from New Mexico.

Later from New Mexico.
/ LOUISVILLE August 26, 1854.
The Santa Fe mail arrived at Independence, Missouri
pm Monday last but brings Of the least impor