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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-26
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-26

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Aasad. rhsss have been inMsnss and costly
sVsgaaioD - ~ asess, - any ose can sse
~ pssssaAl exsaiaaeioa. LAbossn are still
sasasrd In naaaAaniziag W. lower psr II
shis thassaghfsss.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-26

- ASass weeks Of Aapsisasios. .h~ cisy h
oscs nors In ~ saieynsaG of O.. and u il
aepassualy 1rsaraas srtieas. fhe company
will aaA 49, ~ - Uay 70 ss1p III gsunl-
saiu0 shout ~ siss v ~ price of aas. h 70
give pure arttnae. - sAas ve shall not bs
sa1ssaAsa oss a or houses y ~ exp<nsr
Of hsalth and comfort Ne presume The new
assanesosus will guaraaase this.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-26

Charles Levers Norks.
A IL NEATLY BONE VI IN PAPER
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Ten Thousand year, an- edition vol cis,sh.- I ~
Ten fhoasaad . Year. cheap edition, paper
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Diary of Medical Student By \. & Warren,
author ~ Ten Thousand a Year ssne vol
oc,.vo .........-..............-... o 10
Aaientine Nox nne cditon, ssn- vol cloth 80. ! 50
Naicntine Nox. cheap edition, paper cover, .zs o 20
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-26

~ BssA psrtie, In tAls coaaay have CON.
nsssss1 viossosssay 70 work 70 slscs tAsir can
didaAss ~ ~ Laoialaasss. 4 vass dssi sss
dspsad sp0 ~ result. u The Dsnocrscy
succesd. 10y nay hy slssir ssccsn IN this
cosssy ossAia - .4jsisy In NJ Lsstslassr-,
and saeurs theis y. D. 6e0asor.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-26
yITHoLEsALE AND RETAIL Oa0cEH

uuRROWs 4 P9ETTYMAM,
I.oRw ARDIS0 AND COMMISSION MRR-
l. CHANTS, Frodue. DeAlsrs, and Wholssais
sad Ratal bc.iers IN Dry Gopds, Vuesnswase, 0ro
ssrss Boois shoes, Hats, Clothing, Rait, Ae vront
street
uasiue ample room Ter storage Ne shnli pay par
ticaaF ateaiion to Receiving, stcrtna and tnrwssd
lug any Coods consigned 10 our
1ash paid ct ali islnes for ffoduce
The DAvENrOkT 6TEAN fLOURlu0 nILl1
infsr.ssd lsl we pay al ali ,lmss In Oask tks ki0h
sss Price for Wheat klour alwMVs % han1
BfruKOW5 q pRETTYMAM
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-26

L0eC D00&oe
rOwE EMS REPORTS NINE VOLUMES,
~ ttaUp
selden'. Rrp.ri- 4 soi. s.s.. 4 " ~
Wondeifs nspofi- ~ sal~ +.-.+.... In 10
Psse's ehsneefs Reports, ~ vol. -. 30 so
The .ni..~riL.r lnt.adtng " s.ii - NJ. haok aud
-tailsnsry business the
Law gDepassasens,
VIII he constantly in receipt ~ and Keep hand
stock Of tho Books Centrally ussd. aud viii sappi,
ard~rs Gr I.~~ H.r.k. pa.ll.h~.i ~ B.-..a, N.s
York, fhiiAjeiphia, Chesgo. A. st ia. Publishers
regular priees
tsisis'wae and Price ISsts sapph~d, ~ Ne ~ Bss
~ atsesss . door. sorih II tbe gst Unsas.
pmss.i7iT ELL ADAMS
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-26

- fhs editor u The New York Sss hos
r-cosessd danaGss ftoa NJ Ssw York As~s
~ ~, II hsisg eharusd shai he hsd soad
out his principlss IN the Democrats. This
sssii b hbsl isAssd, although ~s Do not
know any passy whlrA nighs - ass excsaa-
BIZ for attempting 70 tsy principles. The ab-
ssacs u sach iuxusy among shemselves.
voaM csrtainiy justify alssnst any as.e nps IA
sAaain shso, - sny psies.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-26

AT THE DAVENPORT COMMERCIAL
IA Colless In Jseohy's nov bsildtag. essnss Of
Third and Perry strests
NJ keipe late u Prussia In Germany. psoesaons
the e,tifens of Iasinp0 - vicinity ths es1aAob-
men, al school for fssesoee,ua 10 the 0esmaa laa
suage nj the above nnmsd pless, .n1ss - )asses-
Rsgsaxxcss-Th 0uelteh, Law Oose a. 01sltch
4 stewar Second street, south side setween ueAn
and DrAAs; u Lambash. a9eeos Ne Gay 1Assssss
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-26

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saaAtAaAss 10 tAis csasay - ~ Lsginlaaars.
vsu sdlssn thsir fsl1ow citissss of Biss
osas TswuaAip ~ svssang. There win -
spsakllg h RnGlisA and 0esmAn.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-26

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baafnes. n a11llias N sheir aasssnl dssts,
aea6nAAas apaAeAs inprovsnsass q ths works,
laying ~ pipss ahoss ~ city, and sssetiag
poass, ths sassh hssiaosA hy psr.nas having
thh = 49, k1als - - - ooapssasd hsGa~@
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(wUn1p u111b - $780, - IN
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-26

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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-09-26


Heavy Arrivals Of Fan ard Winter Goods
=. The stocks Of Fall. and Winter Goods arriying
daily to our merchants exceed by far those Of pre-
yious years. We observe too, that they embrace
many novelties both useful and ornamental. = =
In our advertising columns Messrs. Heart Ire
dell and Messrs. W. II. L R. s. Tucker are the first
in the Dry Goods business to their claims
to public patronage, and are requested to state
that Messrs. Brown & Virgins are working night
and day to unpack and assert their stock. Their
advertisement will appear in our next. With Ready-
Made Clothing, &C., Williams Co., are in the field
Books Stationery, &C.. Henry D. Turner, and with
Drugs Medicines and Perfumery, Williams & Hay
wood. The advertisements of other houses will fol-
low they close their arrangements for the
Whilst on this subject, we take pleasure in call
ing attention to the advertisement of the Raleigh
Bakery. Mr.. Bromell is n young man and new
beginner and intends to push good legitimate bu.
siness. He may be depended upon.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-09-26

PAINTINGS FOR THE FA1R-Our enterprising towns
man. Mr.. Alex. Meinung, has painted beautiful
landscape in oil ,-36x25-Scene, the Pilot Mountain
in the distance; foreground, Camp, Wagon, and
Students of Wake Forest College in their Mountain
Costume. The view OF the Pilot is taken from near
Giam's we'll known Mineral Spring. The picture
is pronounced by all who have it, to be very
good representation of the Pilot. 1t reflects great
credit upon the artist.
Likewise, painting in oil, 3Ox3e, by the same
gentleman representing little girl scrubblng the
steps 1t is also very good.
The above two paintings are intended for exhibi-
ton at our next State Fair.
We also learn that several of our citizens are pre-
pairing articles for the Fair, among whom, Mr. Shaft
ner has prepared two Urns of beautiful design and
finish; Mr.. VIM. Shultz, fine piece of Cabinet fur
niture; Mr.. G. Foltz lot of Guns, &C., &c.
We are glad to learn that the people in the For
syth region are preparing for the State Fair. We
trust that every part of the State will be well repre-
cenfed
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-09-26

FINE IRISH PoTAToEs.-Mr. John Hutchins of
this City, has raised about rs bushels of Irish po-
tatoes from planting Of bushels and finer pota-
toes we never saw. They are equal to any Noun
tain or Northern potatoes-indeed the average size
is superior to any lot of Irish potatoes
We learn that he raised them on his low grounds.
We hope he will give his mode of culture for the
benefit of his brother farmers. A very fine speci-
men may be seen at Our Office "for short time
only" for We are impatient to eat it.
The success Mr.. Hutchins has met with, shows
that Wake county can produce just as fine potatoes
as those We get from the North; and to our olfac-
tories they will be destitute of any Black Republ
can scent,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-09-26

The Charleston correspondent of the Memphis
Bulletin writes:
ut is estimated that the wheat crop of Tennes-
see, Georgia. North and South Carolina will amount
to four and half million bushels and that of this
amount Charleston is likely to receive $50 600 bar
rels of -four. and 100000 bushels of wheat For
the last nine months there have been exported to
Spain from this city 10000 barrels Of -four. There
are now in Georgia and Tennessee twenty large
merchant mills with the capacity of 200 barrels
each per day. besides large number of smaller ca
pacty. There are also several large mills in North
and South Carolina, and great mony smaller ones,
so that Charleston may now be termed -four and
grain market"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-09-26
ABBOTT's ILLUSTRATED HIsroRIEs.

ABBOIT'S ILLUSTRATED HIOTORIES.
II ING PHILIP; CYRUS THE GREAT: DARIUS
- the Great Xerxes the Great Alexander The Great;
eo@auc M.sne. IL. c;shsssss: Julia;
Conqueror Richard the Irt Mary Queen Of scots Queen
Elizabeth Charles the First Charles The Second; Jose
ghlnei 4srs Antoinetts; Madame Rolsad; Henry the
For Sale BY E.55;-F Il. D. TURNER
Ii twenty-five cents. For sale BY
r. a3.reH-y- Nj H. d. TURNER, n. G. Bookstore.
A NEW NOvEL.-GUY LIVINGSTONE; OR,
n THOROUGH" For Sale BY
= q. H D. TURNER, n C. Bookstore.
DARTHS TRAVELS IN NORTH AND CENTRAL
ID Africa with Map and numerous nlustratons.
For Sale by II. D. TURNER.
Sept. q, 1857. Ss-
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-09-26

We learn that four bales of cotton the first from
the N. G. R. R., received here on the 18th by
vate terms believed to be at very high price
Chased at middng fair, and comes from King,
Hege, & Co., Lexington, N. G, This cotton grew
in Jersey Settlement Davidson county, settle.
ment noted for its valuable lands, superior quality
of cotton, both as to staple and rich color enter
prise, wealthy planters, and we'll deserves being
called one of the garden spots Of North Carolina.
W. Jour.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-09-26

STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA. CHATHAM
= County, Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions August
Term, 1857. Jas. W. Cuberson Samuel T. Cnlbefson
and others. Issue Devisavt vel non.
In this case being made to appear to the satisfaction Of
tie Court that David Morley and wife Susan one Of The
heirs at Law and next Of kin of Margaret Manda Cubsr
Decd is nonresident of this State It s thersfe
ordered that publication be made in the Raleigh Sand
for six weeks for said Morley and wife appear 1t the
next TernAof this Court be held for the County Of Chat
ham, on the I'd Monday of November next and then and
there to make themselves parties said ssue they think
proper.
Witness R. c. Gotten Clerk If said Court at oee the
B. G. GOTTEN, c. G. G.
Sept. g. 1857. 1204-W6t,
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CANDIES, CAKES, FAMILY GROCERIES,
&C., &c, at Reduced Prices.

vulHE RALEIGH BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY,
IL Fayetteville street. opposite Lasoreness Aoe is now
supplied with large stock of NEW GROCERIES, CAN
Sugars, Plain and Fancy Candies, Nuts, assorted Al
monds Oranges, Lemons, Currants Dates Figs Prunes.
Crackers (of various knds) Also, Superior brands Of
Cigars smoking and Chewing Tobacco Matches. &C., De-
The BAKING BUSINESS will still be carried on in all
its branches Families supplied with Fresh Bread every
day, BY leaving their names at the Store
Baker, Wedding Parties and others be supplied with
every decacy ON the shortest notice All orders from
distance must be accompanied with the cash.
WANTED-Eggs and Butter in any quantity, for which
the highest cash prices will be raid. q
Country Merchants supplied on advantageous terms.
The subscriber solcis and trusts by strictly honest
dealing to receive liberal share of patronage
]. G. BROMELA
Raleigh, Sept. g. 1857. 66-8m.
~ I will be accountable for debts contracted with.
out a written order from J. g. B.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-09-26

We have heretofore noticed the fact that Col John
H. Wheeler, of this State was preparing history
Of Nicaragua, The "Washington States" says:
ave have had an opportunity of looking intothe
pages of this forthcoming work; and, from per-
-sonal knowledge derived from temporary residence
in Nicaragua we know that it is reliable and accu'
rate. We shall hail its advent into the republic of
letters adding information Of interesting and
lovely country, Of which all wish to know some
thing, and few know 30 little accurately about"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-09-26
The late James C. Dobbin.

The following beautiful and we'll merited compli-
ment to the memory Of Mr.. Dobbin, is from the St.
Cloud (Minnesota) Adoertiser, paper published at
the head of navigation on the upper Mississippi, and
is probably, the most distant journal in the Union
at least on this side the Rocky Mountains. To
youth, it is an encouraging example, teaching how
sure is the reward, and how universal the fame of
the truly virtuous and talented Statesman:
"DEATH OF MR. DoBB1N-Among the latest news
is the sad intelligence of the death of Hon. JAS. c.
Dobbin, of North Carolina, late Secretary of the
Navy. He was man of uncommonly pure charac-
ter, and lawyer of great ability. Between him
and Gen. Pierce there existed peculiar cordially
and confidence. Mr.. Dobbin handed his resignation
to the President on account of i'll health, once or
twice, but it not accepted. It is remarkable
that the Cabinet of the last administration was the
only one which has continued to the end without
vacancy and that within six months after the close
of the administration two distinguished members
have been removed by DEATH"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-09-26

STATE OF NORTH.CA ROLINA. CHATHAM
County Court Of Pleas and Quarter sessions.A
Term 1851 Hastn Gilmore vs. Zachariah Pattestall,
Admir- and Others Petition for an account and setiement
In this case it being made to appear to The sakcou
Of the Court that Greenbey Gilmore is Of
this State is ordered that publication be made in the
Raleigh Standard for six consecutive weeks for said Gil
more to appear at the next Term of this Court be held
for the County Of Chatham the I'd Monday of Novem.
Der next then and there plead or demur to this
petition or judgment will be had against him pro ooso
Witness, C. Gotten, Clerk of our said Court at Office
the I'd Monday of August, 1857. e
B. G. GOTTEN, @. G. C.
Sept %, 1857. ia0l-wet
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-09-26
Marine Disasters.

NORFOLK Sept. 22.-The bark Cuba, from Will
mingtou, N. c., bound to Surinam, is off Ocracoke,
dismasted, with rudder gone. The captain is now
here for assistance
coke and Beaufort. Also, the schooner G., NJ.
AIeare, and others, unknown, are ashore off Beau.
fort The schr. Wake is ashore ct Ocracoke Bar
The schr E. S. Wallet is also ashore. It is report
ed that she is broken in two
The brig j. R. Rhodes has arrived here, from Cape
Henry, where she has been ashore. Her cargo has
been saved.
> - We are indebted to Mr.. Pomeroy for the o.
tober number Of Harper's Magazine. :
- Also, to Mr.. Turner for copy Of Selected Com
icalities," and " Guy Livingstone" . new noys.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-09-26
Trip to the Mountains.

The Associate Editor has just returned from a
visit to the Mountains, some account of which he
will give in the next issue of the Standard From
the fatigue of travel, loss Of sleep and press of
business, he is unable at present to do more than
express his satisfaction with his visit and return his
thanks for the many cturtesies and kndnesses he
received from his friends.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-09-26

The CooL1E TRADE IN New YoRK-The following
appears in the New York Espress of last Wednes-
days's issue. 1t needs no comment:
"Among the charters Of this port Monday, We see,
was the ship Enterprise from China to Cuba, with
coolies, at $40 per head This is better for the ship
owner than carrying corn at gid per bushel, or -four
at rates that will hardly pay for loading and unload
ing
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-09-26

Editors Raleigh Standard Fl.
GENrLEHES Please inform your readers that We are
pushing forward preparations for the Fall and Winter
Trade fast possible In your issue will en-
deavor give them idea Of Stock Of Dry Goods
&C. In the meantime, oil who may call will be attended to
and shown something worthy their attention.
Respectfully,
s-. BROWN WIGGINS.
Fayetteville st., opposite the Post Office, ss-,t
September 26th, 1857.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-09-26

The "REPuBttcAN BANNER."-John G. Cannon,
ESQ.,, has disposed of the Republican Banner estab
lishmsnt Salisbury, to J. NJ. Newson, Esq, by
whom the paper will in future be conducted. Mr..
Newson has had considerable experience as an Ed
itor and he brings to his duties ZEAL energy. indus
try, and the most sterling Democracy. We wish
him the most abundant success.
RELIGIOUS NorIcE-We requested to state
that the Rev. Jos. M. Atkinson's sermon on the
Mode of Baptism" announced for repetition on
Sunday last, (but postponed on account Of the
weather) will be repeated, at that pastors church,
on Sunday afternoon next, 9th inst.
COUNTY FA1Rs.-The Fair of the Duplin County
Agricultural Society will be held at Kenansville on
the 9Th of November; and the Fair of the Davie
County Agricultural Society will be held at Far
mington the 10Th and 18th of October.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-09-26

RAGS AT NoRFoLK.-The Argus says immense
quantities continue to arrive and sales are readily
made, although the article has fallen in price from
4a44 to cts. per pound.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-09-26

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAnRoAD-The following are
the receipts of the Virginia Central Railroad Com
pany for the month of August, 1857:
For passenger fare, $38,302 So
For freight, 1861 II
For express freight, 564 II
For transporting U. s. mail, $3.50 10
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-09-26
ELEGANT NEW STYLES OF CLOTHING.
w. HI. WILLIAMS f co. .ra

NOV OPENED, TWO HUNDRED SUPERFINE
II French Beaver Cloth Over Coats Twenty Ape Fur
Bea, Raglans worth fifty dollars EACH (somethne Sn-
trely new.) Splendid Business Suits Of new styles Of
Cashmere Handsome Dress Frock Coats Fine Doeskin
Pants Rich Velvet Vests Silk Vests plain and figured.
New Goods weekly.
W. 81. WILLIAMS CO.
Sept. 26, 1857. 86L2t
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LOOK AT w. H. WILLIAMS 4 con-

LOOK AT w. HI. WILLIAMS & co.'s
Furnishing Goods.
NJOw Is THE TINE TO BUY ELEGANT VELVET
~ and Silk Ties Plain and Fancy Crsvats; Superior
Kid Lined Gloves; Silk Lined Gloves; Cashmere Lined
Gloves Silk and Merino Under Shirts &C. .r
w. H. WILLIAMS / CO.
Sept 26; 1857. $751;
~ Regis er copy twce. -,.--,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-09-26

ORANGE COUNTY MoLAssEs-We received last
week, from our friend COL William T. Shields, a
bottle of very excellent Molasses procured from the
Chinese Sugar Cane. In his experiment. TIC lbs.
of cane yielded 100 lbs. of juice, which when boiled
to proper consistency, made % lbs of Molasses
The numerous experiments that have been made,
for the necessary article of molasses may be abun.
dainty and probably supplied from the culture of
this new product of our soil. Whether sugar can
be obtained from the same source is question to be
solved by future experimepts.--Hilzs.R Recorder.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-09-26

# The weather has been little chilly for :
day or two past. We usually have frost here abou
the 7th Of October. If 1t should come earlier tina:
the 7th, the damage to the cotton and tobacco vii
be serious ,-.. ,.4.-... ss~,,.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-09-26

. az Among those lost in the ill-fated Central
America, were j. v. Dobbin, brother of the lat
Secretary DobbiD. and Charles Tayloe, son Of CO.
Joshua Tayloe, Of Beaufort Co.-both natives Of thi
State. r.s . :. g., $40
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-09-26
Imports and Exports.

The Washington Union of late date contains
table of the exports and imports of the United
States from 1916 to 1857 inclusive, including spe-
Gle and bullion. In 1916, for example, the total
ports amounted to $113 4ss, SIG, and the total i'm
ports to 1921, $751; 797. In 1856, the exports were
1926 964 9Os, and the imports 1914 639, 942 and in
1857 the exports were 1862 e4s, IA, and the i'm
ports $3.50, 800, al. The Union concludes its re-
marks follows:
"The preceding tables show an importation, ex-
elusive of specie and bullion in 1857 of $34s, 42s.
342, against 1910, 432, $40 in 1856, while our ex-
ports, exclusive Of specie and bullion, for the form
year amounted to 1926, s12, 1922 and for the lat
ter TO 1921, 2l9, 423. The specie imported in 1857
amounted to $ll 1916 100, and bullion to 1886, 500
in all, $12 46l ,799. Of this re-exported in spe
Gle 50 037 ,349 and in bullion $2l ,221-making an
aggregate of So, N58, $40, and leaving a clear cash
balance in favor Of So, 400. 229, which, carried
to the value of exports exclusive of specie and
bullion, leaves residue of $51 PIP S91 against u.s.
to be paid in specie and bullion of domestic produce
10 meet this amount have exported $28, III, 1872
in SPECIE and $3l 800 $50 in bullion-making total
amount of specie and bullion of domestic produce
exported $50, 07S, 1852 leaving clear balance in our
favor from the years operations of 1885,, 461.
With results like this before our eyes, is it not
silly in the extreme to preach and worry ourselves
and others about excessive importatons over trad
ing, and the like nonsense, when the fact is that,
though imports of foreign merchandise this year
exceed those of 1856 by 1877 o39 the year closes
with balance of foreign Indebtedness in our favor
of nearly S., 900 900 in hard CASH.. :
A MODEL ORGANIzArIoN.-Amongt the names of
"American Clubs recently assembled in the bloody
City of Baltimore were the following:
Tigers, Hard Times,
Black Snakes, Little Fellows,
Stay Lates, Blood Tubs,
Plug Uglies, Dips,
dladators, Ranters,
Rough Skins Rip Raps.
The significance of such names would be enough
to make any honest Hindoo ashamed of his asso-
cates. Baltimore appears to be under the complete
control of these blackguards and rowdies !