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rnEAsuRY DEPARTMENT.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
The Treasury Department consists of the Offices of the Sec
etary of the Treasury two comproers commissioner OF
the CUSTOMS six auditors treasurer register solicitor light
house board, and coast
The following is brief indication OF the duties OF these
several Offices and OF the force employed therein respectively
Secrearys 06ice.Hon James Guthrie Secretary of the
Treasury Hon. p c. Washington, Assistant Secretary
engineer in charge architect and three daughsmen
temporarily employed and twenty three cerks The Secre
y Of the Treasury charged with the general supervision
Of the fiscal transactions OF the government, and Of the
outon Of the laws concerning the and navigation
Of the United States lie supcrntepds the survey of the
coast the lighthouse establishment the marine hospitals OF
the United States, and the construction Of certain public
buildings for custom houses and other purposes
First Comptroller 061ceEsha Wnttiesey, esq., Comp
oler and fifteen clerks lie presorioes the mode OF keep
ing and rendering for the civil and diplomatic SER
vice well the public lands and revises and cehes the
balances arising thereon.
Second CoDptrouer's 0fcs.--John NJ Brodhoad, esq,
Comptroller and clerks He prescrbes the mode
keeping and rendering the Of the army navy.
and Indian departments 0 the public service and cyises and
g lies the balances arising thereon.
Office OF the Ouso1ss.Ilugh H. Anderson.
esq, Commissioner, and eleven clerks He presoribea the
mode OF keeping and rendering the OF the
revenue and disbursements and for The building and repair
ing 6c and revses and ceres the balances
arising thereon.
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q lay3sseon have appeared IN the Liverpool mar.
se1 % me szeent Of ETA. 900 ssersiag The fraud
vas accomplished By inserting the word hundred
alter the unlts in the body of the bin.
COMMERCIAL lETILLrcExcr.-T stock of Corros
10 III L,Ssfpooi amounts to 61000o bales, including
o. f,ooo american. The sales on Friday, the 3oth
cis- comprised 1900 bales. Fair Mobile was
quoted at o3d, end Niddling Noble ct 5 Lied
Per pound BREADsTuFFs had declining tend.
eney. Western Canal Flour was norninaly quoted
at S9s; Philadelphia and Baltimore at from 42ss43s
ana Ae,c at from 36sa40s per 1876 lbs. Ig1;as
W HEAT was worth from lis. 6da12s3 3D.. and red
from l0sa9d. per 20 lbs ASred Coax Commanded
4zS 81, HsRow 43s., and White from 42sa43s ner
4eo lbs, ex ship The Brokers Circalar quotes
nosis active at from Is. 2da4s. Sd per cwt. TUR-
PEsTNE Is lower, and worth rs. Cd. Der cwt-
9par1's IS steady at from 33sa33s. Sd. Der cwt.
BARK 10 DUH DYE WooDs are active and firm
The VERY LATEST BosroS Apr;I ID The
Ansrsod has arrived at her wharf at this mort and
rom our hles OF English papers we CLEAN the fol.
lowing items of intelligence
Should the Vienna Conference be ultimately
broken on, the Importance attached to the orers.
tons 10 the Crirnea and their result would herona
tne real criterion of success or defeat Tbers IL
however one further chance of negotiations being
renewed which, though faint one, is not alto.
gether impossible Wig: that the answer from 81
petersburg may be in favor of some counter project
which may lead to further discussion. I'll rot
however, expected that any proposal at this time
oy the Russian Government can be regared az
praciieable or sincere. The London Daiiy Nsscs
says that according to the most recent commune
cations from Vienna, Lord JoHN RUSSELL sees so
ltIe prospect of peace that he expected to return
to England by the l4th inst. The opinion, also. is
freely expressed that any peace now would be
precarious and uncertain
The official journal of ST. Petersburg represents
the position of the Allies in the Crimea as being
completely shut in by an enclosure of formidable
entertainments, and adds that new divisions have
joined the army, and that grave events are ex-
pected
Letters from Sidney state that vessel name
unknown, was wrecked on hampton Shoals Five
hundred Chinese and portion Of the crew lost
Ine CapIain and eight men were the only persons
saved. They made for Cape Dennis in boat.
and on landing were attacked BY the natives, and
five killed.
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CUBA.
IDbA,
W. cal i,z,;sad L. sa.,;r.r .ha. e

We feel justified in saying, that, If we do not
hear of serious trouble in the Gulf within the next
few weeks It viii be because the Cuban authcri-
ties learn to behave themselves We think it GER
tain that our squadron in the Gulf has orders to
s;nk the first Spanish vessel which attempts to
search 40 American ship Should such an event
occur. it would be safe bet that nine out OF every
ten Of the know nothing organs viii take the s'oe
Of Spain, and illustrate the sincerity o. TIC"
American" sympsthies.
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(Advsrtssement)

Best Known when Tried These gentlemen take
pleasure in tsstyng In regard to A. Fahnessocks Yer
nfuge, because two Of the firm have used il In THAR pr
vate practice, as physicians, for number Il years ana
they have known it, by observation to be good.
NEw ALsASY, I'm, July e. 1853
Messrs. b. A. FsEsEsrocx Co.: Gentlemen Having
SOLD your valuable Vermuge for time, and having
seen 1t used for many years. would recommend to al
- safe and efficient remedy for sl cases Of worms In
no instance have evil results following
Us but always has Unanswered the purposes
os Wnica u was intended and been entirely satisfactory
Desng that every thing that has been forth in re-
gsa 70 us virtues strictly in accordance with our ober
sa'ons not only practtoners but Of business
would unhe atingy to all who read this that it is
best known when tried
RELY, HOOVER RELY.
sold wholesale and retail BY all toe principal druggists
and country merchants throughout tie United States
apl-wlm
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


- When death is at the door, therenssy which would
have saved life, administered in time too late
Do not tribe with disease. Rely upon it, that when the
stomach viii not dges food when sntness and lassituds
perYsde the sysenwhsa the sleep is disturbed the sp-
psdte feeble, the mind le,hargc the uanaurally
sns'vs and the head confused-rsy upon it that when
these symptoms occur, the powers Of vitality are falling
and that unless the mischief promptly checked LFz WILL
81 SHORTENED as well As rendered miserable. Now We
know from mass Of testimony greater than was ever be-
lore accumulated in favor Of remedy that Hoosnds
German Bitters prepared by Dr. c. NJ Jackson. Phadel
phis will immediately abste and the end entirely re-
move all Of these disorders as surely as matbenstcsl
process will solve pr ,blem. Whe then, will endure
agony. and the risk of life with health snd safety within
reschf
see advertisement Iaps-a&x2w
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--Hars also Just rscsivsd-
NAPOLEON IN EXILE By o,ge.-,
NAPOLEON, HIS COURT AID FAMILY. Br,ss pusa
sss D'Abrzntss.
THE LAND OF THE sARAcES. b. R,,,,sT TEL.
woLFERTs BOOST. By Washington Iry,nr.
ILLUSTRATIONS OF GEyIUs. By Henry cE..
THE LIFE AND EPfsTLEs OF ST. PAUL. By AsRsz
W. J. Cony bard and Rev. S. Bovson.
RESTORATION OF TIE MONARCHY n rRaScE
By Lamartine. vol.
LIVES OF The QUEENS OF ENGLAND. Ey FLA
Strickland. With Portrait Of every Queen.
TIE WONDERS OF GEOLOGY. By pr. NsutsIl.
THR MEDALS OF CREATION. By Dr. Ma8ssr.
RICHARDSON'S GEOLOGY.
DANTR, Translatsd into Eusish Verse. WITH Fsrnsa'
Designs.
TAsso's JERcsALEM DELIVERED. b. wlrss.
PLfSYsS NATURAL HISTORY, with Notes.
THE NATURAL HISTORY OF NAN. ByL.sat. cOsorsi
Charles Hamilton Smith.
LAwRRNCE's LECTURES on TIE NATURAL zIs-
TORY OF MAN, &c. vol
TIE GEOGRAPHY OF sTRABo. Literally Translated
Vita Notes
LlLLY,s AsTRoLOcY. I vol.
CRLsUs ON MEDICINE. Translated BIZ Jas. Grsivs I'D.
DUNcAS's HISTORY OF RUSSIA. vols I7uo 4
ustrsted.
PoPE's HoMER's nIAD. Illustrated.
PoPE's HoMRR's ODYSSEY Illustrated
6UIzor's HISTORY OF CIVILIZATION. 3vss,
The RELIGION or PRoTEsTANTs A SAFE way "a
SALVATION BY William csiilnawo,th
CHRIST THE END OF THE LAW Dsfrrth s P,.s...
TO the esnsvsn Bibs or 1850. By JOha calvis IN 1a
Letter. " N'%SA
TACITCS. The Oxford Translation
THE BOOK OF sFoRTS. Bv F,e,c. 70.
CYCLoPBDiA OF UNIVERSAL BFoGRAFav-- -
cling Memoirs Of the Most Celebrated Per-uns OF An T.
vol. '
cYcLoPEDIA OF CHEMISTRY, with Il. AsD.-,i,, D.,
Aineralosy. Physiology and The Arts. vol. Isuo.
THE LAND WE LIVE IN: a Pictorial ana rro-.-.
Sksieh-Book Of the British Empire. vol.
MANUAL OF GEOGRAPHICAL SCIENCE. volume.
With Atlas.
THE BOOK OF RAPHAEL's CARTOONS. Ry Cater,
mall. Illustrated.
HOUSEHOLD WORDS: Weekly Journal. couaas,ea
by Charles Dickens 10 vols
T5B PROSE- WRITER'S OF GERMANY. 81 Hess,.
EUROPE IL THE MIDDLE ACRS. By Hallsm.
LlTERATURB OF EUROPE BY fiaIsm
CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY or ENGLAND ,lsIi.y-
MORNINGS WITH JESUS. BY william Jsy.
IL Together with many other YaluaSIe-
New Publications, just received BY
W.T. BERRY K co
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
Las CAs.4S
Memoirs Of Napoleon.

BERRY & CO., have Just received
MhAoiks OF THE LIFE, EXILE, AND CONVERSE.
iioNs OF 1HE EMPERoR NAPOLEON. Byths Co5sr
Ds Las oAsAs With Portrait. aud other Illustrations.
new edition 10 4 vols.
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depression OF
Suir;ts

The proprietor. IN calling the attention II tte rabi-
this preparation, does 50 with feeling OF the sus
idence in lis virtues and adaptation 10 the diseases fr
which il is recommended.
II is and untried article but Aot has stood
the test of ten years trial here The Afoercan people,
and its reputation and sale ia unTiva.ed BY say Similar
partitions exsnt The testimony It's favor gwen bv tho
most prominent and well known Physicians ard ndiyid-
uas in all parts of the country, is imneDe. The follow
ing from your State is respectfully subriedreisr
ing any one who NAV still doabt. to nay Memorabilia,
Practical Recent Book tor Farmers and Fam
be had gratis of all the Agents for the German Bttea
Principal Office and Mandatory, 100 Arch 81, Pbads
phis, Pa.
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TESTIMONY FROM TENSEssEE.


Dr. H. Il. ScARBoRoUsH. Dover, Tennessee. Au--ss q
1883 says have sold all the German Btisrs " "a haTs
me- and if the preparation eontinues 70 DO much
good 80 Il has done, u EiA b ia 5est 1dcias err ld
ksrs"
L. SxoDeRAss Sparta. Tennessee August 20 l5s3 SAYS
al pleased to state that your German Bites has gTer
satisfaction in instance where il has hsea u-sd
Il. T. HoLIISs, HillsbOr0ngh Tennessee August 20
says: am pleased 10 state that the Gs.sn Bief5
given general satisfaction"
Oh, p. FARO BRo. Knoxville, Tennessee g.h April
1884, said: Your Bitisrs sailing very fast: ard
every person that has used it. ia d have been able
TO learn, has been benefited"
J. w FRANKLIN & Co., GalIzin, Tennessee. Decembes
so, 1850, sad The firm will want of yOur Bit
ters soon, Of the partners thinks IL is great e
cine"
X. HARDY, Bolivar Tennessee September Is. 1872
said There great demand for your Bers here please
send another lot soon"
- They are sztirey Fs7sttlls free from al injurious
Ingredients always strengthen the system aud never nos
trate it,
~ Sold by dealers in Medicine and siorekeepers ev
eryEhere.
~ Sold in Nashville BY Berry DeTuovle Brown :
Grubbs Ewia Brothers, II. G. Scove ard dea ers in ed
cine generally. Inch !N'=S-dkrlv
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CPLENDED COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR
- SALE.-A desirable Residence, AZ miles from the
city, on the Whites Greek pike consisting Of large brick
so mbered-l20 acres of rich creek bottom srd
The above is of the most desirable residences in the
vicinity Of Nashville and will be Withdrawn from the mar
ket not sold BY the middle of June uext Make early
application to
apla-2w i'll. ar. W. BROWN, Az Cherry st.
WTANTED.-As small. comfortable Dwelling House.
w in good observation-disclosures not exceeding
ten minutes walk from the post Office note addressed
to ". D, at post Office viii receive attention.
apl0-1ts
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b L o o DIS
Addition TO EdgeGeld!

! ON THURSDAY, THE SID DAY OF NAY NEXT
| ~ on the premises, will sell the whole of
BLOOD'S ADDITION TO EDGEFIELD,
We domost earnestly invite public attention to these lots
believing that they cannot be exceed by any in this
| ether country.
The lots front on the Gallatn turnpike on Woodland
Russell and Fetheraud streets; feet front and ITO
| feet deep, with i6 feet alleys
The lots convenient the centre of busness-sre
vered with fine forest trees eyegeens and shrubbery of
all kndssre all handsomely situated OF deep SOIL fifty
feet to the rock and most admirably calculated for
neat and elegant private residences.
1t useless for attempt describe these lots
this instance, find impossible to tell the whole truth
and the sale takes place the ground every
Judge for themselves.
Plots of the ground can be found at our Office at the
store Of r. Campbell the Galatin pike aud tie pre-
misses where Mr. Blood will take pleasure in showing the
grounds 10 all who will call
THE TERMS ARE MOST ACCOMMODATING.
The sale will be credit of one, two three four aud
five years. for notes payable bank and bearing interest
Satisfactory security required the first two only
and lien retained I the payment Of all. Security will
be waived when the purchaser go cent in cash
Az these LOIS exempt from the heavy corporation
tax The savings from this the ground and m-
provements will go far towards paying for the lots.
We will close out these lots this dav end will com.
mence the sale promptly at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
0mnbuses will run free of charge the dry of SALE
Once more We urge BODY call and see the
E. n GLAscock. Auctioneer-api5-td
VACCINE yIRUS-We have few Scabs GU hand,
' which, We think, are reliable
DEMoylLLE BELL. Druggists,
spli No. rs Cherry street.
TEA, TEA, TEA I'VE have Just received a large
l. lot Of extra fine Tea put up by the Canton Tea Com
pauy. in assorted size packages consisting Of Young y
son, Gunpowder, Imperial and 0oong. For sale by
apl DEM0VILLE BELL. 26 Cherry st.
OIGARS, CIGARS = COME AT LAST
" just received, large lot Of those ehssp Cigars For
sale by DEM0VILLE q BELL
spill Druggists, No rs Cherry street.
nATSi OATS Jim store and for sale loo sseSs
ST. Louis Oats BIS WELLER
DROCADE, SILK AND LINEN CRANATSs
ID Reed this day. elegant assortment Of silk and
Linen Crsvsts-laisst styles.
spl4 MYERS AcGiLL-
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The undersigned have agreed upon the above List of
Appointments candidates for Governor In making out
the appointments they have been compelled to omit
ersl Counties for the want of time which they would be
much graed to visit but it impossible for them to do
ANDREW JOHNSON
MEREDITH P. GENTRY.
Nasbv;lta
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J.
ABBOTT'S HISTORIES.
Illuminated Title Pages and Euueronl rrs--.zs7zs
- CONSISTING
Mary Queen Of Scots Rtu,uI.s
queen Elizabeth, Nero,
Charles the First. Clsonasra
Charles the Second, Xerxes the Greet
William the ConqueroF CvIasthe C7est
Alfred the Grtef Alexander ina f;es.t
Maria Antonete Hannibal
Madame Roland I1Iius (zsar
Josephine, I)arins fb- (;rsse
Elegantly printed and bound in crimson aus,i,s
- Fer sale 10 sets or separate volumes
II.
FRANCONIA STORIES.
By JACOB Abbott. Engraved Pszss aud Nuns-oa..
Illustrations. lsmo Nssln
AalleviIe, Podoipbus
wallace, ElIsn Linn.
Mary EIskine, Stuvvessat
Mary Bell, carolina
beeehouit Agnes
For sale BY
w. Il. BERRY & CS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-07-21

u We have received printed copy of the
address to the students Of the Washington Sem
mary, on the day of their exhibition, on the
eth instant, by Richard Ii. Clark, Esq, of the
Washington bar. 1t was an effort peculiarly
appropriate to that occasion.
Also, catalogue showing the subject or IT,
tie of every patent granted by the United
States Government prior to the year 1855, and
the number issued under each title by j. S.
Brown, "A. NJ. Inventors and others will find
this very valuable and interesting little work
for future reference, as we'll as suggestive Of
new subjects of invention
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Union reviews the proscriptive action
of the recent New Hampshire Legislature to
disprove the protest of Mr.. John Wilson, late
Commissioner Of the General Land Office, that
Know NOthingism is not proscriptive. The
Union also contains an anti-Know Nothing
letter from the pen of the Hon. Philip Philips,
who represented the Mobile (Ala.) district in
the last United States House of Representa-
tives-for copy of which, by.the-by, we are
indebted to that gentleman-wherein it is
shown that the grand purpose of the new
party is Catholic prescription. The Union
also further comments ON the marriage be-
tween Know Nothingism and Abolitionism in
Illinois.
The batelLigeRcer is shocked at the leyity
displayed by the London Times in comment
ing on the late repulse of the Allies before
Sebastopol. The editor cannot bring himself
10 believe with the Times that the war is to
last at least twenty years longer, and deplores
the fact if so it is to be, as likely to prove ter
Iibly disastrous to the interests of humanity,
and is Of opinion that the questions in issue
might easily be settled but for the false pride
OF the Governments involved.
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Wood Engraving, Lithogra pkiug. and Cop.
peT-plate EBsrasin..

OFFICE SUPERINTFNDEST PUBLIC PRINTING.l
WAsHINGIoy, July II, 1855.
PROPOSALS will he received q This office
Il until the sd day Of July inst, al II o'clock,
m. for drawing and engraving upon wood. in The
highest STYLE Of art Tenty-four or more lllustTa-
lions (six by four and half nches) Of scenery,
10 illustrate the report Of the recent Japan eSpe
dition.
Also. for drawing and engraving. in the same
manner, twenty or more small cuts, for same woIk.
All these engravings will lie required 10 lie
drawn upon the blocks in the very best style. and
the drawing submitted TO this office for correction
or approval; and when such drawings are al
proved the engravings are 10 be executed in tie
neatest manner
date for drawing in crayon in the highest style az
art, upon stone. and printing in one. two, and
three tints. ten Thousand copies Of twenty
fear more quartO plates (sX bg nine inc hes) OF
illustrations To accompany same report
Proposals will also be received for drawing a
Ition of the work last above named, and printing
IL colors.
Proposals will also he received until the sane
date for engraving uron copper in the highest STYLE
OF the art ten more quartO illustrations Of botany
and natural history, TO accompany reports Of sur
vevs Of route for railroad to Pacific ocean.
The illustrations will be open AZ this Office for
the inspection Of those persons DESTROYS Of bidding
f,r the same until the closing Of the bids and any
information desired will also be furnished.
| The paper required for printing the Autographs
will he furnished 10y this office.
Contracts will be entered into with and bonds
with security will be required from, the SUCCESS
ful bidders for the faithful execution Of their con-
tracts
The bids will state separately the price and hut
one price, for each class Of work bid for and the
time required for the execution of the works, or
portions of the same and must be addressed. post
the Public Printing. Washington, d CO and be
plainly endorsed /" Proposals for Wood Engra-
wing " Litho2raphing," OF |" Copperrla En-
gravingn A. g. SEAMAN.
iV l3-t23 Superi nte Ddeut
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PERSONAL.

Gel. Wood, Of Cincinnati, has entered
into an enterprise with Barnum for getting mn
four Baby Shows-One in Boston, one I'm Bal.
tImore, one In Philadelphia, and one in
Cincinnati, on the plan Of the late show in
New York -
Among the marriages recorded at the
City Registers Office, in Boston, Mass, within
few days past, Is that Of a colored man of
forty, to white girl nineteen years of age.
Comment Is unnecessary.
....Jacob Difenderfer, one Of the gallant
spirits Of 20, died on the 18th inst, in the
county of Lancaster, Pa, in his 9Sth year.
THE Ocean Wave" a sprightly daily
paper, published ut Cape May, contains the
following items: The Hon. W. III. BisseI q,
III, and General j. S. Armoud of La, are AT
the United States hotel. The Hon. Louis Me.
Lane has been sojourning, for some time. al
Congress Hall. His Exeellency Governor
Price, Of New Jersey, Hon. Thomas S. Ali.
son, Secretary of State, and Hon. X. p. Thomp.
son, Attorney General, are among the guest,
OF the Mount Vernon. number Of NJ. C. ,,
are among the large number of visitors at the
Columbia"
....Heman j. Redfeld, Esq, collector Of
the port of New York, and Capt. Roberts. II
;. A, arrived in this city. Yesterday and tool
Lodgings at Willard's hotel.
Major G. W. Terrett, u S. NJ. c., i.
in Washington. 80 IS
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RESTORATION OF ARAs.-Governor MedilI,
commander in chief of the militia of the State
OF Ohio, has issued an order commanding the
restoration Of arms to the Sarsield Guards, of
Cincinnati, from whom General Sergeant had
taken them, on account of their refusal to obey
his orders, and parade on the 4th of July The
Governor has also appointed Senator Pugh to
DE major general of the division, taking rank
over General Sergeant.
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EFFECTS OF THE HEAT.-On Thursday there
were five sudden deaths in Philadelphia from
the excessive heat. The Thermometer in the
afternoon indicated heat of 97t degrees in the
shade. The sun was so intolerabIy hot that
many brieklayers, house carpenters, and others
working in exposed situations, were compelled
to quit their labors. The heat affected every
body and all kinds of business.
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=. q The Baltimore Breadstuifs Market con
Iln9es 10 exhibit downward tendency. Yes.
.eaIay nooI further fell of l2t accents per Dbl.
MAKING decline of 25a37t cents for the veet
Wheat also gave way 10 cents a busbsI v nesn
cay, anu Tor the week the average decline i.
ooaos cents on red, and 6Oa75 cents a hns,a,
on white, Corn is still pretty arm. The DE-
Cline on Hour in the Baltimore market ia Nc,
70 great as in New York, where il has ~;vsn ,
way way within the last two days alone some s0a
62t cents per bbl.-BaIt. SIR sumo qua
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AGENTS FOR THE STAR.
THE WEEKLY STAR.

For the week ending to-day, contains its usual
variety of interesting intelligence, both foreign
news letter to distant friend. Price Sl.25
per annuin, or three cents for single number.
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wThe Prussian government is looking
well to its arms. Orders have been given to
convert, as soon as possible, $50, OCO weapons
of the old system into Minnie rifles As soen
As this is accomplished 100000 others are to
be altered after this fashion A mechanic
in Zelle has taken a contract binding himself
to deliver l2O, 900 rife sights within year.