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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-07-29

EASTERN VIRGINIA LANDS. The Williamsburg
Gazette gives the fowng facts to show the capacity
of Eastern Virginia lands. "Our worthy friend,
William S. Peabody of this place. (says the Gazette
purchased small tract of land, short distance
from Williamsburg remarkable for it's barreness for
which he paid the of seven dollars and twenty
five cents per He ploughed up Poverty Ridge"
Ga portion of the land called because it poor
than any other on the premses,) sowed one hun
drcd and fifty pounds of guano to the acre, put it
down in oats, and realized from the CROP per acre,
SIS 81 cents and fraction.
The account stands thus:
CoSt OF land. 81 70
lost OF UuanO. % w
Cost OF PeaS. %
Cost of cultivation, harvesting &c.........3 30
Which deducted from $1s 81 leaves So AZ clear
gain to the farmer, after paying for land, manure,
cultivation and harvesting. Where can that be beat
en-. He had twelve acres in oats, and they yielded
upwards of thrty-thousand pounds in the straw,
some of them having grown upwards of six feet
high, and upon land that would not have raised
straw two feet in length before this nconsiderable
application of guano Our friend is lawyer by pre-
fesson, and has only made this experiment to prove
what can be done on the poor lands of our much
abused Eastern Virginia, with small outlay of cap
ital. He had no time to attend this crop himself
and entrusted it to the management of his servants
This experiment shows what can be done, and we
would be pleased to hear that others following
the example, and would be happy to record the re-
suits of their farming operations. There is on the
land from which these oats have been taken beau.
tiful set of young clover.
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July l, 1854.
!. DFsIPARIF REs1DENCE FOR 81

Immediately on the Central Rail Road The .i Int
a very large and convenient one, Handsomely Office
outhouses are good, consisting of the frhtnt he T
a Well of excellent water, with a chain pump
variety of Fruit Trees, Grape Vines eac so acres
The Tract of Land contains $50 acresLO IF iuprDr
Rs s 20 a acres being good meadow land Other
wanted, may be purchased adjoining. -oniept 10
In consideration of its healthful ana con- ayerT
and many valuable improvements, 1t Is LII "A
sirable as a place of residence. invited to o.
ANY persons wishing to purchase are az early
examine the premises for themselves AZ q EREDIp
practicable. W
July II, 1854. --cTINi
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NOTICE! notice.! NOTICEII THOSE
who going North buy their stock of Edge Tools
and want good article will do well to call on the
Subscriber who is manufacturing all kinds of Edge
Tools such Club and Turpentine Axes Hackers Broad
Axes Hatchets Drawing and Croweng Knives Foot Adz
Coopers Adz Hammers and many other articles tedious
to mention.
JOS. wOLTERING.
"E COME AGAIN !-HARDWAREI HARD
w WAREl! 1T reduced prices, Also Jail and Store
door Locks not be broke open, his
own manufacture also Barn, SmokeHouse Mill Locks
all at reduced prices Come and Gums Pistols de- de-
JOS WOLTERlNG.
Raleigh, July IA, 1854. 69-3m.
IF YOU WANT TO SAVE LABOR CONE AND
1get one of WOlterngs Mortcing Machines, which war
rant to be good and cheap buy at the North
Raleigh, July l4,is54. 6s-Sm.
ERESH PICKLES. "A fresh supply of Pickles just
ANTONIO PIZZINPs
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oS hand Confsctionarys and fancy Goods o, 81
groceries, such as Coffee Sugar, MolasseS' i'
DC, &C., ,.os rpN5
China and glass ware. Come ana se WOLTbhIs n
WILHELMlNA WI
Raleigh, July IA, 1854. -aFMY/l
WE sT5TDs interest % %sasssj
tees would tina. the Pfneip pten such
under whose charge the School nasIOWAY, yGuSs
temsn Of ne scholarship, graduate o. IS st to
Fail Session opens July l4th. bOAiJ AMES l FH,s
ton $3.50 to $500. Secretary Of ~
July IS, 1854.
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C. 3. LORnAY

HALIFAX CO., Va. Aug. 81, lSg
We the undersigned physicians, having read Dr. JdnI
letter on the of Or. Easey's Mineral Water chrE
add our testimony to what he has said their medical u
WIN. w. CARRINGTON NJ D.
WIN. b. JENNINGS, NJ. D.
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MARCUS ERWIN, Esq
P. S. The presentation of Gen. Edney letter and
the decision of the cabinet were we'll known at the
time to all the parties Its contents the subject
of much conversation not only among these gentle
men but with many other members of both houses
of Congress. If at that time there had been de-
NAL of the facts while all the parties together
in this city, the nvestga ion could have been easily
carried In all the conversations of that period
heard c. denial from any quarter except the par
tial qualification by Gen. Dockery above stated.
/,
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UNCLE TONES CAB1N oUTDoNE-1

July u, 1854.
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THE WEEKLY STAR:
AN EXCELLENT FAMILY AND WASHING.
TON NEWSPAPER.
Price-$1.2J Per Aunum.

The WEEKLY STAR is printed on a
handsome double sheet, and contains
more reliable information concerning
what goes on in Washington, than is to
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Its Washington news is of the earliest
and most reliable character, being sell
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WEEKLY STAR will contain original and
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Europe and all parts of the United States,
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jy l0-eod


By j. c. MEG UIRE, Aucttoneer.
LNACELLENT AND NEARLYNE FURNITURE
~ AND HOUSEKEEPING EFFECTS.-On TUES.
DAi morning, July 18th, at IL O'Clock, at the red
aence OF W lillian Wall, Esq, on X street. between
ioth anu 18th Streets shall sell his furniture and
housekeeping effects, comprising
superior roseWoodcsse PianoSorte of rne tooo and
touch o
Suite OF criIpsoa plush-coYersd parler Furniture
quite OF mahogany hair spring seat Furniture
Msroie-top, centre, side, aud pier Tables
Pair OF french-plate Mirrors, Shades
uotnl, piush-oovered and Undiscovered Retention
Chairs
Number Of handsome Paintings and Engrayings
Bronze Csndolabrss Figures and Orr aments
velvet and Brussels Carpets, Rugs
Brussels hall, and stair Carpets Mating
Ollcioth, Crash, Stair Rods and Ewes
French and Cottage Bedsteads Bureaus
Washstands, Wardrobe, Toilet sets
superior curlec<hair Mattre. ses, Feather Beds
Boosters ana Pillows. Husk Mattresses
Lounge, Easy Chair, Curtains and Corpics
Cane-Seat Cottage Chairs, Tables
Walnut Extension Table Refrigerstors
hite Grsnlte Dinner Set, Antique Dessert Set
Golf-bapd Tea and Coffee service
Excellent Table Cutlery, Table Linen
Silver plated Casters, Walters
superior Cooking and other Stoves
together With good assortment of Kitchen Reaui
Inc aoeTe furniture is all nearly new and of ex
cellent quality. N "
Terms: $50 and under CASH over that sum credit
OF Two and four months for notes s,tisfacforilv 60
cured, bearing interest GO
r s. The house is Tor rent; INQUIRE of the An.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE
~ W. Auctioneer.
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IT is NOT TRUE!

Az reported by the PULPIT POLITICIANS
and KNOW NOTHING TRAITORS to liberty
that they have "erushed me out," and de-
prived me Of my Office. Ny Magistrates Office,
Notary Public, and for Soldiers Land and
Pension Claims, and Conveyancing, is kept at
the old stand on 18th street, 4th door south Of
Pennsylvania Avenue. The Police Magistracy
to my Advantage and the public dstnnsent,
they have deprived me of by ssctdrian malice
against nay religion, Of which did not possess
enough to make fuss about; but what there
was of it was pure apd unmixed with hypec-
risy, and of different quality to theirs
Jy o-2w JOHN D. CLARK.
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To PREVENT AND CURE CHOLERA, AND
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS

DERSoNS travelling, and ali others, should hsvs
i bottle Of Or. J. d. ROSES PAIN CURER and
uIs CARMINATIvE BALSAM by them in osse OF
sudden sickness.
TO p. EVENT CH0lERA.-Tske a teaspocnfulI
OF Pain Curer In q wine glass Of water every morn
nR; whenever you have pain, internally or exter-
nslIy. the Pain Curer. In bottles l21t Is, and
80 cents.
Dr. ROSES eARMINATIyE BALsAM, fog ChoI-
RI Morbus, Bowel Complnins, and Dysentery-
This mixture is OF the most i'm portapt medicines
nd should be k'pt m all families As soothing
preparation, il has no equal In cases OF iDfants
Nth bowel complaints, cholera morbus, restessnsss
rying or general pain, IL has Teen proved perfect
BAN. As 3 specific for bowel complaints OF adults
has never failed During the cholera OF leSz, 1883
nd sac il failed in instance when used befor~
issth had positively struck the pstien; i have
had retuI ns from more than one thousand persons
Who used 1t during those memorable periods tseu-
I,ing to its wonderful curative powers 20 etntsa
-ottle. j. e. hoeh ~. ", rhs'
DIR J. g ROSE has been q regular Prsctinonsr N
Medicine for thirty yesrs in Philadelphia, Il Grad
uste from tie University Of Pennsylvsr ia I'm ls2Db
ana an honorary member Of the Philadelphia Aeii-
An on his valuable medicines "a remedy for eaoA
yir,g,el 10 be had Of z. d. Gilman, Charles Ssott
Va W I'll. Gilman, John W. Hairn, Patterson and
Vim. ID b. Clark ii. III. Mcpherson, W. 7. Evans
s;5asu a Iavnenre j. B. Moore, Washington; j.
r EisvsIl C3eorrstown; and of al dealers In Alex
an ira. and throughout Virginia
~
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Vermont Democratic Convention

MONTPELIER, July lathe free Democrats
assembled in large numbers at the State Con-
Tention to-day. After a preliminary orgssi-
cation this morning, the Convention adjourned
TO o'clock this afternoon, to await the issue
OF the Union Convention nov organizing st
the State House.
The Convention is by far the largest ever
convened in Vermont for nominating purposes
The delegates are here by thousands, and er-
ira trains are running to both ends of the State
to accommodate them.
lsECoND DEsPATCB
MONTPELIER, July ID, P. M.-At the Union
Convention the Hon. Lawrence Brainard.
Free Democrat, presided, aided by Vice Pree-
idents from the various political parties.
Among the resolutions was one christening
the new party the Republican Party" The
Convention nominated Gen. E. p. Walton, Of
Montpelier, for Governor Ryland Fletcher.
Of Cavendish, for Lieutenant Governor; and
Mr.. Bates, of Mortified, for Treasurer. Al
the close of the proceedings, the Free Demo
cratic and Temperance Conventions re-assem-
bled and ratified the nominations Of the onion
Convention.
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Important from Mexico,

NEW ORLEANS, July u.-By the steamer
orizaba, we have Vera Cruz dates 10 the sth.
and dates from the city of Mexico TO the al
inst. 1t is reported that Alvarez is IN, with
no prospect of recovery.
A new expedition under Count BouIbon wss
expected at Guayamas. Two battalions had
been sent to Michoacan, where the revolution
continues. Santa Anna had sent a grand
cross OF Guadalupe to Queen Victoria, Sspo.
leon, the King Of Prussia and others.
Galveston dates to the 9th give aattering
accounts of the crops.
The FL Paso mail arrived at San Antonio.
having been attacked by Indians at Eagle
Springs.
letter from Santa Fe, dated MAY 10th.
says that Indian hostilities continue, the In.
dams combining against the whites. and a
general war is inevitable.
The commander of the troops has sent q
force to Eagle Springs, and is otherwise pre-
pairing to operate against them
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kSOK RENT-Tbs subscriber having retired to
= the country, his now permanent residence. of
,ers f1r rent his handsomely finished, four-story
sion. p0'so'
And also, the threestory House adjoining, now
occupied by Capt. Jas. B. Montgomery Possession
gwen on the LIST August, unless earlier possession
car can oe arranged with Capt. Montgomery, who has
the premises. NA1- '.'P'''
Also, for sale cheap, that commodious and desirs.
que property, situated on Pa. avenue, nearly oppo.
ing house. '0o'''
Also two frame Houses on B street soutb- ne.,
IN, In square 1852 II not sold before the 3Oth "a
slant they will then be disposed of to the highest
bidder at public sale.
1or terms and particulars apply at the store of
"nso sons, 70 w. G. w. WHITE.
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MORE NEW GOODS

NJ are now opening a choice lot of Summer
W. Goods, consisting In part Of viz:
large lot Of Silks of all kinds some rst rate a,
so cents
Plain, plaid, and fg'd BereSes
10 do do Silk Grenadines
Plain, striped and figured Berege De LAins, Q. lek
worth Is cts. ~
organdy Muslins and Organdy Robes
s s'O0O yards A Lawns, at el44 worth 12Ha
1,Ooo do do do at Tx, worth 25c
Silk and lace Msntillas
so pieces fine and medium SWISS Musiins
IS do plaid and striped do
60 do white Cambrics
10 do plsid do
90 do Nansook Muslins -.s
Hosiery Of all kinds
500 Parasols, new styles
500 pieces Bonnet Ribsnds
Mems and Boys Wear, Of all kinds
large lot OF Donestics Of all kinds
90 pieces colored Mattings
100 pieces white Mattings
Three-ply and Ingram Carpets
All those wishing to purchase goods cheaper than
IAN be had elsewhere will do well to live us a call
rs we have purchased great many goods at auction
It great sacrifice. HALL A BROTHER
Je 2l-eOSw
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STHVE1N5.
DEALER LIN
RENCH MILLINERY & FANCY GOODS

IA dg ,tet. eth and 9Th sts, opp. Centre Market,
WASHINGTON, DC,
M OST respectfully begs leave to call the immedL
4S1 ate attention Of the ladies of Washington,
Georgetown, Alexandria and their respective vicin-
tiles, to the following desirable goods just received
from one of the largest factories North, which we
commence to sell for half their value, viz:
so superior English Straw Bonnets
so do French Gimp do
100 do Pic Mic Flats
70 pieces Cause Trimming Ribbon
90 do do Bonnet do
DO prs very superior worked Bracelets
6superior needle worked Collars
do do Cuffs
All l ask is an examination, which will convince
you that practice what preach.
STEVENS,
Ladies Store, No. l,
Pa. avenue, bet 9Th and 9th sts
2. s-An persons indebted to me will please call
hmm edat.iy and pay their bills, by 30 doing, very
greatly eblige STEVENS.
jy S-eO2W
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EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS.

fINHE undersigned, intending to change his busi
i ness location, Of which due notice win be civ
en-, will offer from this day his entire stock Of goods
amounting to about $25 geo, at prime COST compris
ing complete assortment, most of which have beer
purchased at auction for cash, at great sacrifice ald
offer inducements to purchasers never before pre-
Tented in this city.
The stock vii, be sold without the reservation OF
a single article.
We name in part
200 Worked Skirts, 50, worth So so
800 Corded skirts snner TX conto ,vor.h ., OK
500 pairs French Corsets, 81 81, worth 81
IS pieces Irish Linen, very cheap, 371<cts, worth
OK cents
10 pieces Linen Cambria, 50c., worth 81
b pairs super Lace Curtains S. SO each, worth
50 so
These Goods deserve your immediate attention.
'. Il. W. CARTER,
Sd door from 9Th st, opp. Centre Market.
jy 1-eo2w
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Massachusetts Wing Convention

Boston, July l3-The Wing State Commit
tee have issued call for a State Convention
to meet at Fanuiel Hall on the 10th Of August,
10 nominate State officers and express the SEN
timents Of the Wings Of Massachusetts mon
the momentous issues arising out of the repeas
of the Missouri Compromise.
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BoHNETs, RIBBONS, AND FLOWERS.
OSlERY and GLOVES Of every daSoription AN

B0NNETS, RIBBONS, AND FLOWERS.
oSlERY and GLOVES Of every description and
farasols, Muslin Collars
Cambria Flouncings and Edgings
Enid Muslin Observation-Disclosures
Embd Lawn and linen cam. Hdkfs
Plain and hg'd wash and silk Netts
Tarleton Muslins and blk silk Laces
All OF the above goods. together with many 9th.
duoe stock. WIN r RILRY
Cor. sth street, and opp Centre Market.
je 16-1m
GUNNER HATS, Of white and dr.b beaver
~ white drab, and black Felt
Also, large supply of STRA " HATS Of all col
ors for men, boys, and children. And In order to
reduce my large stock shall from this day ofier
them at reduced prices. LANES
Hat, Cap, and Gents Furnishing
Store, Penna. avenue, near ~ street.
je H-dlm
NEW BOOKS at
IN SHILLINGTON's Bookstore.
The Jesuit's Daughter, by Ned Buntline
Year altar Marriage by T. o. Arthur
Rosa Lambert, by Reynolds
Reignald Lyle, BY Miss Pafdoe
fsrmingdsle, by Caroline Thomas =
Gideon Giles, or the stru ggles Of Life
The Great Pictorial Brother Jonathan for ths 4th
Of July
And everything in the Magazine Book ouaneeA
JOE SHILLINGTONS BookgtorA
Cor. Pa az. and ~ st., Odeon fuildinG.
10 LIT
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Ohio Riyer-Cbolera

WHEELING, July H.-Twenty- eight inches
OF water In the channel of the river at this point
Same depth Of water at Pittsburg.
Dispatches have been received here which
speak of the continued spread of the cholera
throughout the West
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WAsHlKefoS SxHfSARf- ThS usual diSFff:
button Of PrsmiumSfos Elecxuou took place In
ne SEMINARY hall, on Thursday the 18Th inst.
Wnentthe fofl0Ning rewards WerA conferred I.
uhstMedal Tor eEzoelien0o WAS awarded ar
1quo, TO Philip T Ferris, Amory Z. Tingle,
Norval w King, Morris Pool! :, ute :. ~
The First Premium 10 Francis Renshsn. Jas.
a. Wise, George Fowle, James Hill, Eueene
Murray. Francis b. orme. eee's q "
The Second Premium to Charles B. Mas. 7
Frederick Callan, Charles G. Callan. Lawrenca
O'Toole, William Whelan, William Roach
Joseph Orme, Edwin Hurdle, Richard Boiseau.
Thomas u, Noyes. 'O''
The Third Premium to William sFriszell,
Charles Mccormick William Il. Simms. Geo.
" Maher, Willard Fitzgerald, Francis K.
Dooiey, Charles A.: Dunnhgton, William F.
QuicksaI, Ralph Jefferson. -
The Fourth Premium to William Faherty.
john +. Hanna. Nicholas Callan, Columbus !.
Noyes, Frederick II. Hoban, Francis F. Carusi.
WIN b Pope, Constantine A. Cassell, William
ward, VIM: G. Boone, James Easton, John A,
Williams, Samuel 3. Murray, Edward Callan,
VIM. u. Collins. ','
INTERFERING WITH THE COUNTRY MARKET
PEoPLE.-Complaints are made that certain
fellows, for the purpose Of obtaining the mar
keting Of our country friends at their own
prices, have lately been in the habit of fright
ening them out of their produce, with a view
to sell it at higher cost to our citizens. IF
such games are practiced, the police should be
on the alert to prevent such impositions on the
country people. The citizens of Washington
are al! interested in this matter, and the evil
should be abated, if it exists as stated.
CHOLERA Pools We have said much ahont
the condition Of the streets and alleys in the
city, and would now respectfully cali the at
tention OF the commissioners to the pools in the
seventh Ward. We have many friends in
that part of the city, and do not wish to see
them laid low by sickness or lose them bv
death. For the sake of health, will the com.
missioner attend to this matter?
CRIMINAL CoURr.-Ye sterday, John Rollin
was convicted Of larceny, and Henry Byrle,
alias Murphy, was found guilty of stealing
harness from the United States To-day the
negro case is being tried again On the charge
of riot
APPO1NTMRNT.-Mr William Over was an
pointed by the Mayor, one of the Auxiliary
Guard, yesterday, In place of jesse Mann,
removed. He is member of the Democratic
Association.
pIsM1ssED.-The case We noticed yesterdav
under the head of d" A Frivolous Proseeution'''
has been yery Justly Dismissed hv Just;oa
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HOUSES n LOTS AT PRIVATE SALE
~ three frame Houses, two-story and attic, with
Daek building, situated on 1874 street south betw
and streets vest.
one frame House, two story, containing six rooms
on I'm street north, between NJ and N SITS. wet.
Uns frame House, two-story, garnet, snd back
oulidings, on 18th street south, between and Ste
Iwelye building Lots, between Sd and AK streets
90 ana and streets south, containing in all
$4,000 square feet Of ground, With two small tsns.
menus me thereon This would be desirable location
one tn ,eestory brick fire proof Shop in reserrs.
uon ~, 70 the rear Of Jackson Hall. This would
answer admirably for book bindery or nrint;na
sce OF could easily be converted into liyery sta
not be found. o'"'ioA ea'i'
AN the above described property will be sold ON
reasonable terms on application to VII
GEO VI. GARRETT,
Lumber Yard, corner of 9th and sts.
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By j. c. MCGUIRE. Auetione.r.

By J. c. MCGUIRE. Aucttone.,.
RuILDlNd LOTS AT AUCTION.-On THURS
ID DAY afternoon. July 18th, at O'Clock. on the
premises, shall sell Lots lS and Il. and psrts Of
Lots and 10, In Square $50 These Lots are situated
on tne square tmmedistey north OF the residence
Of Judge Douglas.
Terms; One-third cash; the residue In six and
Twelve months, Er notes bearing interest, and se-
cured by deed Of trust on the premises
JAMES c. MCGUIRE,
ioo .4- -. Auctioneer
AFThe above sale IA no.tnou>a
place. n M.aHIHE sA"e
jy I'D 49,,
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Ia EELEGRAPHIC.
EIPrsNly for the Daily Eyenipr St,,
From Daltfmora

BALTIMORE, July 14.-Ths rain q ias u>.
ing ing, mas rendered the atmosphere dslisAuull,
'oO, thermometer 1t noon, 70.
-"' CITY Continues healthy Not q si,eas
case Of cholera reported
Of aon, ana Is very quiet To- day. The stock
No s.Ias a1a grain on hand is unusually Iisht.
sales os s y, nIsr reported this morning. Mhsot
and red ' ~ 90 oSsns,s OF white at $1Saa$l IS;
of white at 81 yellow, 7ss7s vv ou.nSS
sales at 5SsS3. os0-mAi
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New Hampshire Legislature.

CONCORD, July l3.-The Governors veto Of
the Concord charter bill has been sustained
only six against it The Legislature will not
adjourn before Saturday, if then
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Return Of Sullivan,

NEW ORLEANS, July ll.-William Milford.
alias Sullivan, who is charged with having
attempted the murder of Richard ii. Dana,
with sung shot, senior counsel for the slave
Burns, at Boston, whose arrest was preyiouslv
reported, was sent back in charge OF officers
by the Star Of the South to-day
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Vermont Temperance Convention

MONTPELIER, July tS-The Temperance
Contention decided to make separate State
nominations, and nominated the Hon. Law
renee Brainard, of st. Adams, for Governor.
and Z. p. Walton, of Montpelier, for Lieuten-
ant Governor. The Convention then adjourned
till the afternoon, to await the action of the
Free Soil MON Convention.
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BOARDING.

ROAhDlNG7Ars DUVALL, Penns avenue,
- nearly opposite Browne Hotel, has 6ue ROOMS
and offers every desirable comfort aud acoo.nmoda
ton lor families or single gentlemen-permanent
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