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es25 Reward.

DAN away from the subscriber on the 4th Of
~ July ias,. Negro Girl named JANE, aged
ah,ut - yeats. She is black, heavy set, of or
dhars hcish,. sioops forward little when walk
Ing fast. anl is free spoken. She was formerly
owned ~ Nr.Jsmes Johnston, of Alamancc, and
her mother is now owned by John Trolinger, esq.
and she is probably lurking in Alamance county.
The above reward will be given for her appre-
hension and delivery TO me, near Leasbulg, Cas-
well county, or for her confinement in any Jail SO
that can get her.
JAMES w. REID.
November 2. tf-09
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Land for Sale.

TNHE tract Of LAND belonging to Joseph O.
Il Brown, lying on north Little River, ten miles
north of Hilsborough, containing 24O acres. more
or LEES, is now offered for sale. Persons desiling
to purchase land in that section Of country. will
do well to call on the subscriber, ]. l.. Brown,
who is acting as agent; or they can view the
premises by calling on Mr.. c. L. Dunnegan.
]. L. BROWN, Agent.
May 81 3mo
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The Louisville Journal states, upon
the authority Of gentleman who ar
rived there from Lexington, that the
hair of Weigert, found guilty Of MUIR
der in the first degree, which was for
merly black, has turned white since his
conviction.
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comprising every article usually kept in .roun-
try Store, which they win sell at the lowest iis-
ing prices. Their purpose is, to do an active bu-
siness with small profts--pursuing strictly their
motto, that BY industry we thrive"
or Every species Of Trade, such as Home
spun Cloth, Deeswax, Tallow, Poultry Of all
kinds, Eggs, Shingles. Rags, &c. &C., will be ta-
ken in exchange for Goods ut cash plices.
Give them a call and they will endeasor TO
please.
ParishyiIle. Apri goth, 1854. 81 6m
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BIBLES AND TESTAMENTS.

VSHE Depository of the Orange County Bible
4 Society has been removed TO the Drug Store
Of DIR. S. ID. Schoolfeld & Co., aud DR.. School
field appointed Librarian.
Persons desiring Bible or Testament from
the largest and finest Church or Family Bible to
q small Testamen,-can be supplied al the low.
est prices 10y applying at the Depository; or il
unable to purchase, Bible will be supplied as
gift. E.A. HEARTH. Sec'y.
May 25ih, 1854. 3S-
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Dissolution Of Copartnership.

ET,HE firm of ]. ]. FREELAND q SON has
= been this day dissolved by mutual consent
The business will be conducted in future by ].
j. Freeland, who will attend to the settlement oi
the late concern. All persons indebted to the
firm will please call and make settlement.
]. ]. FREELAND,
G. j. FREELAND.
June 18th, 1854. 40
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al Faucets Mill, three miles northwest Of Hills
borough. is now prepared TO execute sll orders in
iha, line, with which be may be favored.
He has provided himself with the very best of
materials, and. with Mr.. Charles 4. Crabiree, q
man wh0stands pre-eminent in his profession,
rs Foreman in the Wood.Shop, he is confident
that he will be able to please all who favor him
with their patronage.
Now be that likes pleasant ride,
Or two, or three, and more beside,
Would do well never 10 stop
Until he gets 10 Fauceii's shop;
And there he'll End a carriage made,
The maker Of which knows his trade;
And AZ to neatness. none are FINER
In the State Of North Caroline.
There are many, we all do know,
Who know not strength, but only show;
But We combine the two in one,
And make carriage both show and run.
WM. ID. FAUCETT.
April 90, 1854. 34-3m
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DEAR Sm m:-0n my return from the
Supreme Court. received yours ol
the 29th Of June. enclosing copy Of a
letter purporting to have been written
by Gen. l,. NJ. Edaey to President
Fillmore. on the Sd day Of February.
1855.
| should conceive it scarcely neces-
sary to have noticed This, after the re-
publication Of his card TO the Register,
Of which the following is copy:
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Hotel in Hillsborough

FOR SALE.
"E offer for sale that valuable property in
W Hilsborough, known as ihe g Union
IlOtcI,o near the Court House. The terms
made to suit the purchaser. Possession given
the first Of January next.
N. b. II not sold il will he rented as usual.
LONG, WEBB & co.
June LIST, 1854. 81
0jT Weekly STANDARD, Register, and Star in
seri six weeks.
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New & Cheap Goods.

WYE are now opening a large Stock Of Spring
" aud Summer Goods. which we wish TO sell
upon fair terms for Cash, or to punciual custom
ers, consisting in pari OF
Rich Dress Silks, Lawns, Muslins,
Printed Berages, Jaconets, &c..
Ribands, Gloves, French Corsets,
French Worked Collars,
Sleeves, Cuffs, Bands, SC. &c.
and many other Goods for Ladies' wear, such as
Calicos, Ginghams, &c. &c.
A General Assortment for Gentlemen and Boys.
Brussels carpeting, Canton Mating. &c. &c.
LONG & VERB.
April 4th, 1854. 80
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PERPETUAL MOTION !.

THE subscriber most respectfully informs the
4 public generally, everybody else and the
rest Of mankind, that he, having entered into the
Carriage Making Business,
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TUST RECEIVED, at the Drug Store, fine
e. article of Green and Black TEAS.
lust OPENING, at the Drug Store, new
q supply Of FANCY ARTICLES.
A LOT of good BACON for sale at the Drug
"A Store.
May 81. SS--
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4 hHnE:fisI fOs. the past,

rvNHE undersigned hopes for continuance and
! an increase Of patronage from his friends.
All sorts Of Country Trade will be taken in ex-
change for Goods. ]. ]. FREELAND.
June 18th, 1854. 40
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lust RECEIVED, Hogsheads Of choic,
e Cuba Molasscs.
]. e. TuRRENTINE & SON.
May 30. 3s-
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. EXTRA Fine Quilted SADDLES can be
= bought low. Apply 10
!. G. TGRRENTlNE & son.
May 30. as
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oHtIUy, " O.s NIdy z1s fScz.
"DEAR SIR:-I write to make some
developments which l think every good
citizen is bound to do in justice to him.
self, and to the State and community
in which he lives. James A. Cald.
well arrived here a few evenings since,
as Deputy Marshall for the District Of
North Carolina, with a process against
Joseph Carroll, the present Sheriff,
charging him with being guilty Of sub
ornation of perjury. in obtaining mo-
hey from the Pension Ofiiee through
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-15
THE VERY LATEST

PARIS Frday-lt is reported that Au'tra is more 10
cir cd approach the pOcy OF the Wesrn Powers Ini'
repoIi coupled with CoDsOs caused rally at the
Boure TIE Three per Cen closed at 90 6O-and after
the regular hours we're dore at 629sO the per Cents
co.ed at 3d. The failure of Leroy, De Cbarro Go,
barkus in PsIis, IL reported IL was aJOint Socs As
sociaiion and It's liabilities considerable
vienna Friday A Greek antl- bou'e has just re
ceiyed dispatch, announcing that the 2sth the Rus
Stars attack ed Kelaiat ana tool three redcubts.
Tie rupture btween the Porte and Greece is complete
The AusrsD Bank yesterday decln rhe proposition
Of the Government TO advance hard cash on the secur
ofthe Stare domains.
CoksrANrIsorLE March 90 - The Rehibution and
Canton had returned to BeicOs Bay without having freed
tie mouth Of tn Danube
II is supposed that stronger expedition than was at hrs
thought necessary be required for that purpose
IospoS Satu day morning Parl am7ntsry debate
on III Address Queen occupied twenty nine columns
of the papers
War was formally proc aimed at London in the Royal
tx, bange Friday the presence of the Civic Author
ties
BY TELEGRAPH
The TurtukGi victory is considered dubious
LIVERPOOL, III A. NJ, Saturday, April Nothing im
porsItb BY Telegraph bar been received this morning
The report thar Sir Chsrles Napier had taken Russian
fiis aie il cor tradicted.
report lie current that Russian ship from the Black
Sea with produce been seized at Waterford and the
crew cent jail prisoners OF War This is considered
douhfnl
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Arrived from Ner.Yeik Msrch %, Empire. 1h Gen Wash
ugt1n Phbhor Rocus Andirooaeh at Liverpool Loodon
Al Ayeend Jobn Belfast Uth w Gushing, Lon al
JarOb Weserv g. Isaac Wkh south
pon Continent ena Isaac Webb at LVepooi Pride
Black Warrior Dnah In he Channel
Regatta az plymouth b. North America az liverpool
Arrived from hS 3th Wasgs Deal with her deck
swept 9Th Creole Londonderry 5oth Savannah, superb
BueIos Ayres st Liverpool
Arrived from Norfolk 1th Esther at Liverpool go
Cha nSO'h Hadee, u A hopley Aucllest
HeIios Maucbeaer. AZ Liverpool
Arn,ed fom IA tiu.Ore SOfb David Brown :. liverpool
Arrived Mobe5oth Spartan Washington David Cannon,
3Ist sisters COursp liverpool 49,. ,
Arr i'm overland of che Ise Of Wight;
2sth Washbun, Antwerp, Cornelis H-ois 29th. Til
Ad- ins Lee Glsnmana swall Neud-
ian Ariel Beroni Milan Sas Green Clara Wheel
at Liverpool . go 100,
sd or York-sth Blossom from seyei lh Fancy Lon
dondery; 2b Damea Policy eh Medorsh sb"lfs fltftosn
tom p mouth 18th Point; 3s Oeni COnztantine LV
eTJool
: d fcr Rsstrort-3st Trident from Liverpool
Boston 23th hamlet Pnlsdepha 18th, Superior
fem Londonderry. .
Sailed Tor Forlmd-2elh. ArosbiD, Cardiff
Sailed for MOBILE Stat, Ward Liverpool
Sailed for New Oreans-M4ry Ward Liverpool
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Rusions are multiplying in the Deehborhood OF hat for
ress In several OF these encounters many ~ sonty
or thirty on each side had been killed On the right bsnk
Of the Danube the Turks less active, making te
auent EXPEDITIONS across the river between Wifdn and
Rsbovs and retiring after doing considerable mischief u
the enemy :,
The Vienba FrcmdegJLdH has the following under date
of Bucharest March q Russian eicsrs state t1a on
1.-THE 18th March Gen Luders crossed the tnuoe nssr
!satschks and stands with a. 600 men in Bulgaria Inc
TyemGenILQn however lie net an authority upon Wnich
statement so important fOreRongcan he sustained
Letters from ConstantinOple of the 18Th conhrm me
statement that the Russas have sunk sand bags 10 e
mouths Of The Danube and il now Thought prooaoie
that il was perform this operation ths Gee OF the dy
ions of the Rnssan feet let sevasopoL "a vas noticed
recent Odessa dispstches IL Is now evident ths' Tue
Cars hirs have not been closely nemned IN as ms
generally been supposed
The merchants at Consaudnope are suffering severely
in consequence Of the obstruction OF navigation ths
sbrs and property being locked up in the river Whe
the Czst i thus aficing wanon INJURY on the sup 'cs
NJ the Sultan end his allies his subjects md an earn
est advocate in Baron Buck the Austrian lnternuacio
Tn. Russan subjects at COnstauiinope, Standing under
he rroteeiou of Austria had received ntnaton from
The Ottoman GOvernmeu Mt 20 leave the Turkish commons
nv the first Of April de Bruck has obtained perms
cn for seventeen Of the principal merchants to stay
The St Petersburg Court J0urHa! gives the following
items e the Russian feet in toe Euxine Is composed
~ sbjps of 10 10 100 cannon, II Of 30 70 $ cannon
reserve hirs Of 30 cannon frgaes Of 81 10 So cannon
40 smaller vessels of 10 cannon, aud fifteen steamers w
more or les bomb cannon The Russian paper adds IN AZ
the sum total Of Russian exceeds ny 800 those OF
the com biueG teee VIZ. --y5.
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Passengers-BY THE AMERICA

Mr. Hllinsshs the Rev P Kent Mesrs Alsop Wn. Thonp
sou Kenny Bell Dryer Ooll YOunse lnch Dent Herbert hor
nr Buoek Rear Admiral Falhawe aes M,s'oa Cann Jnss
sou Mrs scott children Lieut. Young Li-ut Jonss
Messs Brown, Bell Walker Leg To.n Francis Dsyss ronP
kts Woolett MAY Oliver Inches and Mrs Scott and
iDf, ut, jose b nlis Capt James Ford
or Evans Ellen Lang Misses Ryeyson Everett
m en- Pksr Ponhurton Mrs F0nhurou and chid Booth Dzs
no aud child C.pt ston Mrs seton Mr. and
infant, 3owlins, Campero Jr Powell
H.pdy Mnehe. Eow. DoUgherty Wilson Eg.n AysdA Doug
Iss Watson Coy Gf-ig silver Coomo, Tcpin Sheato
Cent Trelo. Holman, Pope Wire, Binnga Mrs Billings,
K,fey White O'Neil snd Ldy, Feter. Christie, Edns
to1 NcAulfe, Dessndules, Mason, Roderck Mason
Pekuo Whtnsy A1denon Mason, Per, Landry, Hob
.on Psyzsnt Hupelo Harper Parker Morzsn Agsr beas
shaw Null Wood ByrDs Charles Fox Nc
Ayy Goodflos Young Mrs YOgog and two cnlareo COOK
ITEMS Bal Bsss W. Il. Ditch Pelit. Harris Kemp. Wm
Keno Hoeroft son Fleming Mrs Fleming q Fleming
Dui5e D. Stephenson, stepheLson Newman Capt
poeIasn. Thos Lewis
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

by Submarine and European Telegraph
We have received the following from correspondent
OF Ptri-:
"PARIs Tuesday
TIE fall in Epe.h securities and be official announce
mont OF The war Nth Russia have again caused heavy
fall on be Bour,e ali ENDS Of securities Fresh aiures
we're slso tslstd Of
Tie Three g Cents closed at 62f 4Oc, and the Four
srdaHsf g Cnts al s9f csc the end of the m)nth
A .per from Belgrade dated March 81 and published
Il tie McIrteur seys
"'Oa The lsth Of March Gen GorchakO endaavOred TO
t uo,sesson Of AL island the Danube situate opPo lie
to IuIiuta He troops already occupied bridge Hhch
rbey hsd us built when he fire of the Turks 'stroyed
ii bridge which ras carried away BY the current with AL
VINO were upon It The o.s of the Russians est mated at
eco liilto either on the bridge the bsnks The Turks
Who w,re sheltered by then Entertainments scarcely suf
fcr,d any loss.
"Accounis fr m Vienna Of the 9th Of rch safe that
on TIE sd i coo Russians crossed the Danqbe and
ped Geoshd Gen. LADDERS had lei Galatz and marched
10 the spot 70 protect he operation.
MADRID March %
Three q cents, 3if i5c
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lev which II unchecked, must lead sothe destruction OF

Icy which, II nnohetkez, must JOG" '" '
the Ottoman empire. -, .u.d imam. by re-
In hi, oop;sDctr re Her Msjcssy feels cieo T -
gard for an Any, integrity AID m he ness of
empire have been recognized . esses rsooIe with right
Europe-ny @s Ss.re % sverf from her doninions
and 20 s Ss se5O ,ss SS
PFefndefenes OF "n;o;on Of the civilized wcrld.O
seses snu 'en n oo.isncOn with the Emperor Of the
Frs,sS sor he defense Of the Sultan
ber nelesy of her people and that the pre.ext Of
me "a religion will be used In vain TO cover
undertaken ndsregard of it, holy PreoeP'
81 50 y. ~ Il, pure and benehcent spirit
Her Bsesy hun,biy trusts that her efforts may DC cue
sss, he rsestablishea on ssfe and solid foundations
T,slma sta March e, 1854
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THE JOURNEYMEN PLUMBERS

meeting of this body held on last night at Muir
phys Union Shades" of Fourteenth at. and
Fourth Peter ScOTT in the Chair. WIZ. CRAIG the
Secretary read the minutes Of the last meeting which
approved.
CIV McLoRLEY the Chairman Of the com ntee ap
pontes by the body 10 present memorial to the employ
for increase reported that he had received
an auswe from their Recording Secretary, Mr. Alfred H.
Sands stating that the memorial had been referred 10
specsl committee Of the employers To inquire into. Mr.
McLoTlty sad final answer might be expected ut the
next meeting.
Mr. JoRs RANssY, from the Committee on the COnstitu-
ton ard BY Laws Of the Society reported progress and
asked for extension Of time until next meeting when
full report would be presented Leave was given, anu
after tie enrolment Of members for the Society the
meeting GjouIned.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
FRIDAY, April 14-NATHAs z. Ely, Esq, President, ia
the cha-
PETITIONS REFERRED.
ofihe EswYori sod Island Fer, npsny ami asrchsc
Dsysich Line OF PTopee for the exclusive .e o. Pier No 10 p
Levru be sppon 90 CLERK OF "ashosou M"tst
butchers Ohers TO have John se appointed Oerh Of
Washington MHk-t
The annual report the lire wsrden for the year
received and referred to The Committee CO A-
REPORTS CONQUERED ~.
In hvcr OF procuring office OF the Police
lies To bu Hose Co No s. Directing tee ai7a
Frry Co TO place Whitehall ApOoiaag Com
tee corfT ~h Governors OF The Aas House n reisio2 70
land " aid bland
Commissioner. relative 70 the property o
euried b. PesbJtsr.n Church in be-kmsn * rfaed
an, cf. report received from tie other ooaid an1
session fsfr,d 70 the Committee 90 faohc deaLH
The Board 40 jourLed to -neaJ
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FRANCE.

The French Government makes a similar announcement
- a, ,,esert will not issue letters OF marque.
The Minister Of Finance reports that sVoOO persons nave
.pfscribed to the loanhe Subscriptions amounting ID
a. rCC OCO Of francs-txice as much "a W anted
The Minister Of Marine has addressed circular to the
Chamber Of Commerce highly spplaudiDg the United
states for refusing letters Of marque >.
The greatest activity prevailed in htnng out the eAeai
finnarY
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,,ver,,oo, Ercadstui-s Market.

N.,s Brown stipley COZ Circular says The market has
h.. ch - cited and from The oep'essou OF tas
esieus IS on WHEAT 90 FLOUR eni
Canal our qvtVd ~ S'I gS8 D P',
Lin baltimore. Ohio All Iansds SD o5y Slur 81 ~ .
g. ~ y-.iO Is 1i'0i Mked4NO lit'
tlrgalI9. REQ $50 H. Wheat and F;r closed !, god
seusEd Corn quiet 5oye qo,'d Tn ~eaihe, VS.
frcney fue and tie arrias large tNessrs Rciartn
BTothr. qqoie biz, Whea al H. tine Canadian be TO- M
II
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ITALY.

Tie Sarnisn Government measure for loan OF seven
millions of dollars is sanctioned by the Legislature.
The Austrian Consul Smyrna during the koszta affair
is sppoutd Austrian Consul at Genoa but the Sardnian
Gov err me Ut refuses ks eyequaior.
The Duhe of Parma having died from the wound Of the
assasn the Duchess Regent during the minority OF her
son R.teIt The Ministry is dissolved, snf B,r'n Ward
ordered 10 quit the country forever Ms expu peases
tie people. NJ saat is appointed Minister OF Foreign
AfhiIs and " Paayicin Of the Interior.
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Liverpool Produce Market.

N,,rs perntoun Co AsIcs Ia GOOD request chiefly
n1rsrlstlon O bols soiat 81 c3jj for Pots, snd o05
for feafs -.,,,t..--
Sal 4 on mon American RESIN $3.50 h5s at D.
Nou inR doins ia 1URl ESrIsE or TAG.
CLovgR inactive.
rather limited had adVance1 20
II q f-~ cssas of Norh American brought TO-
RcgLfse sses I8dA Nothing doing Ia
Ca olna: qlo slOrs unc anged. o.....-,.. c-,--
OLs good business doing in Palm at RS l@Ao sea- ua
change. Rape In tsiT request ~ ~.
A moderate bunoss In DYEWOoDS
Bat little change IN TEA
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FIRES.
FIRE GREtsMIcH 81

At an early hour Friday morning. fire was dseoves.d
by Officer Smith in the third story Of No 25 Green vich
occupied by Robert Hill. The furniture in the apzsn.n
was damaged to considerable extent before the nauss
could be extiDguished.
FIRE IN FIFTHsr
About 81 o'clock last nigh, re broke on, in the large
Cabinet msnuactory No "a Fifth st The place had 40
pareny been set on FIRE in the third and FRA stories Il
was put out with loss of perhaps $500 by Gre and VAIL
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CRYSTAL PALACE Additional subscriptions to til,

IL is understood that the late John Noble known fo'
half century merchant Of this city, has made by Ms
will the ollowg bquests. To th8 New York Bible and
Prayer Book Society $4,000 to the Protestant Episcopal
Tract Society e. COO the Diocesan Missionary Society
$4,000 to the Institution for Deaf Aad Dumb $4,000; 10
the Orphan Asylum $4,000; Hall Otphan Asylum, $4,000
in all $4,000 The several sumo are TO be paid on
the LIST Of May
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s,nte CT Trade In uanchester.
4 sSe in Manchester " ~ qGife inactive
London Markets.

Bapr Brothers report colonial AMI forala "SoovcE mar
SUGAR, COFFEE, COTTON
and TIA dull IN RICE and SALrPSrEa tlags -
80. hd hem cone az k1ss,n AOOJcs also
1919 Whit Arerlcan HsAr sold 49, G56 red, 73@Ss.
,csn "a s9la44j fJf arrival sold nigh .
rsac 1905 pacel' OF soJd iihu7u o
stAsIG4tI For NITRATE SODA l9I cas- asked
=. nrsyitp, ANITA ogs Welsh easier; Hail. sod 4r
~ frss In common bsrs 20 Stafford shire scys
"a am Scotch Pig TAG tor the Clyde, market hra
Pig 40
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Mears Bell Son report business aost totally suspended
and quotations little tau nominal Mss
ms Iroh.Is Stocks continued 20 sell 10
nisuce there densGG for other Securities, whs
were offered at lower prices
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Iix.rnooi Cotton Market.

TIE 5.rreon continued ws limited demand aud prices
irieeular he being generally al fully ID lover A,
s her L, arc presue realize bLt large an ,un VI
div o. otter The tutare tone VI tu 80 80
OF lsDsihS Z" Ie
v..-. D.,1i.oup 4 20 and oh-'s qIote ts t)uows
w Fsjr Oflrsr. ..............6d Mod as. 20 -,
80 go. sd Miiolng. ) SlSt
H., Tcisnss ~. 49,. -. SD M0ding. b , od
The veek "a rs anouuted 80 Az bales n'lading LIZ on
a. Tor tNpot stock ssnd cS2 oeo Of which
a. ~. acre
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The Board of Aldermen, at their meeting last evening
talked about the oal contract BIZ and finally referred
10 the Committee on Public Health The annual report o.
the Fire Wardens for the year ending April received
We quote fom it the following
"1he number Of violations " the Fire Law, with iner
nature a. we'll violation OF corporation ordinances 70
latye Ia hoistways, A. follows Wooden sheds ana
other buildings erected and nclosed l0i wooden sasl'
over Il feet high not ncosed II enarglng frame DaI-
ings 20 charging brick buildings with wood, q
wooden sls and lintels, IL coping to psny
and ether wals % Laildipgs vito In,h
ysIls over IS feet high, % buildings WIN
board timbers over feet long, buildings less ths9
walls 80: buildings with beans supported Dy "oouYn
posts, buildings with walls not started a. tle i9aD,s
lion buildings with beams touching on parry Walls -
q cbfmreys cut OF below and not properly supporie
Il chimneys, furnaces stove pipes, &c, danserou'f
situated - buildings with tar end composition roon
no iron copper shutters rear windows or stores an
storehouses IS feet high III ordinances relative -
hOistwaJs II: miscellaneous, 63-tOtal $40. Admpef
violations removed from hucing by the Owner- or btu
ers thereof uDon being Motif by wsrdens. i6J num3e
OF violations removed and copies OF the notices rea
tive thereto transferred to the Trustees OF the Fire DePs
men 5O number OF viola ions OF ordinances relative -
hatchwsys notices served and ordinances complied "o
- ordinances not complied with aad traosfened %
Corporation Attorney, 3tOal SO. Number Of 0uildr7'
examined by the Board and reported as dangeTout q
quantity of powder seized, 2l-OO D. The Werdens s@
fhe Boel ppJ 70 state that the ordinance P.ss
Sept mer go in relation 10 h)l-tways has n.' ~
desired effect; arising rs much from the dnPoFHpn o.
the merchants 20 render their buildings sae % nf5usn "
case OF tire. the stTngeucy Of the law but there o
excepton-Mr Stephen Whitney, who has 'iola'el '''
ordnance in some thirty different cases, aserun
rtssop, that tie ilg is GnaoT'tiufiona' its e..