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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-08-08

Mr.. George Peabody, the American banker of
London, made visit to this city on the 10th. An
incident which he related of himself while here, will
show to what Mr. Peabody is indebted for his success
pass through Concord on his way to Vermont He
stopped all night at the &ickney HOTEL where be
paid his lodging and breakfast by saving wood
-, Concord Democrat.
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DIED..

On Saturday. Aug 1st at the Powelton house. New
burgh, N. " Edward Graham, only of Prof Edward
G. and Mary G. Dawes aged IA months.
In Dave county, on the I'd inst after brief illness Mrs
Columbia Harston, wife of Peter w. Hairston ESQ., in the
eth year of her age.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-08-08

The Orange Guards, under the command Of Capt
Pride Jones, paraded drought the principal streets
of our town on Saturday last and presented quite
handsome appearance. We are glad to learn that
this beautiful volunteer company is now in very
sfourishing condition. They added five new MEM
bers to their roll at their last meeting May they
long continue to flourish. Hills. Rec.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-08-08

. Office of Western N. C. II. R., C0.,l
g. SrATEsv1LLE, July 81, 1867.
VYNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLM.
ers Of this Company will be held in Newton, Catswbs
county, on Thursday the 2sth August next. y ~ Z.
By resolution Of last meeting, Messrs John Wifone.
D. b. Gather. and George Sitter were appointed Coa
mittee to verify proxies e ~ b.
None but Stakeholder can be . proxy e..
r. F. SIMONTON
Secretary and Treasurer.
It'd.
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HOW TO BUY PIANOS.

TN PURCHASING so COSTLY AN ARTICLE AS
Piano. every wishes to be of getting the best
and cheapest and there degrees quality
TER, BEST, lnd all makers equally desirable we
sug that the wsest and safest plan would be to take
tn trial. from houses of established reputation
sponsblity VIII character would be sufficient guarantees
against imposition We have been selling Pianos for
than twenty years. have been spread about
broadcast over the country and that
sold bad r. ..- I =
E. P. NASH, Petersburg, We.
Aug. z, 1857. ... e.. 80. Nh - "a
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-08-08

Our MINISTER AT PARIs-The Paris correspondent
of the London Court Journal writes as follows:
"His Excellency Plenipotentiary Mason, having
been reprimended for throwing his arm round the
back of the empress Eugenie's chair, is making UP
his pack to fly to some retirement where he MEANS
says report to study the anites, in order to be-
have better next time"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-08-08

The man who planted himself on his good inten
tons has not sprouted yet ....
Tie greatest truths are the simplest, and so are
the greatest men.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-08-08
The Maryland Democracy.

The Maryland Democratic State Convention as
sembled in Baltimore on the sOth July to nominate
State officers.
A series of excellent resolutions were adonted ::
and Col. John c. Groome, of Cecil, was nominated
for Governor, and Bradley 7. johnson, ESQ. of
Frederick, was nominated for Comptroller. Both
these nominations were unanimously made. DR.. j.
H. Nelson was nominated for lottery commissioner,
and James Murray, Esq. for land Office commits
sioner.
The Democracy of Maryland are in high spirits,
and with such ticket the result cannot be doubt
full. r
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Photographed for the Standard

WELDON, Aug z, 1861
Halifax County gives Shaw one hundred and
hundred and eighty-four majority.
Smiths reported gain in Hartford, forty.
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I" The Big Wheel.,,

HAVE BEEN USING THIS SEASON HAS ENA.
bLED me to thoroughly temper my clai, which caneot
ne tempered sny other way The brick therefore, are
9etter vii! sell delivered at the kiln at five and haf
Tor merchsntable and six dollars for all herd buraed
w also call attention to article Of Press Brick an
now making mot inferior any made North South East
OF West They will be delivered Raleigh or ct either Of
the deposs s the shortest notice and at moderate prices
that viii undertake work low q Gao Be Afford
3D. Leave orders at either Of the h9tels stores
u my house. and your wants shall be supplied.
All which is most respectfully submitted.
GEO. 7. COOKE.
Aug. 3, 1851. rs
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TO REMOVE SOUTH,

II will sell my valuable plantation in Johnston County
lying the waters of middle Creek and Buffalo Greek.
The tract contains fifteen hurrcd acres onethird Of
the growth Of cotton corn, wheat bacco rice q any
lands in the State There g dwelling house on tie
premises together with all out houses fne
apple orchard, with good sell Of fruit as can be-
found in the State The location high and healthy has
premises in fine repair, and persons wishing 70 move
up the country for health would Do well to give call.
The above land will be sold ON a credit of three six nine
interest from date A. J. LEACH
July Z, 1857. J''I- = 81 - * 65-qm 3
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Still Later /!
WINSTON. 9th August,

WINSTON, 9th August
Editors Of the Standard The official vote of
Forsythe is in. Scales 1912, Puryear ST.. Scales
clear gain IA. Free Suffrage 1173-against it, 3sS.
The P. NJ at Salem writes that there is rumor
that Scales had gained sc votes at Huntsville,
Yankn.
Alamance.
The vote for Williams, Dem. 796, for Gimer 40"
For Free Suffrage 692-against it, 426.
Orange.
James Gill reelected Superior Court Clerk, and
G o. Laws County Court Clerk For Free Suffra, G
627-against it, 543
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-08-08

HANDSOME GAINS FOR SCALES!
We learn that the vote in Forsythe County is,
Scales 1912 Puryear ST. If this be correct Scales
has gained $50 votes in the County.
At Thomasvle, Davidson, the vote is, Scales 9,
Puryear 1856 At Lexington, Scales a49, Puryea,
S44-92 gain for Scales.
Gilmers majority in Guilford is only LOO.
B1anch's vote in Orange $40 for H. w. Miller &C
Mr. Faucet. is reelected County County Clerk
of Alamance by abont 500 majority over Mr.. T. B
Long
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IT, Wantad Situation a. Teacher.
= A YOUNG LADY DESIRES 70 OBTAIN STU
"a alton governess in school family 10 qualified
to instruct in the usual English bnches Frensh and the
rudiment of mnsic on the Piano. Address : ,,,.-
" 500. R. A. B., NJ.
July 81, 1857. IS - ~ ''"''1 &c IT.
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Kentuckv Election

WASHINGTON, Aug. 5th.-Private dispatches re-
ceived here from Louisville represent that eight
Democrats have been elected to Congress out of ten
This is Democratic gain of four.
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Heapu Rains in ALabanaa.

MOBILE, August 5.-We have had twelve days
Continuous rain, doing great injury to the crops
in this section of country.
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= Co.. Walker still at Laurence.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. GA letter in the Democrat from
Kansas. states that Governor Walker is still at
Lawrence with an increased military force.
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@ be Stanbarb,

HOLDEN 4 WILSON, STATE PRINTERS,
AUTHORIZED PUBLISHERS LAWS UNITED STATES
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-08-08

age regret. 'o'~
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PERSONAL.
70 Strinuham IL at will,rdS,

w Commodore Stringham Is at Willards'
The Hon Senator Iverson, of Ga, is again
in Washington, at his old quarters, 29I street
... Jacob A. Westervelt, Esq, n. Y; Hon.
VIM. Elliott, s c; and Capt. c. s. Boggs, n.
j., are at Willards'.
80. The Galveston News of the 18th instant,
says the report that the Hon. l.. ID. Evans, Ex-
Member Of Congress, has been killed, is altogeth-
er hoax.
-. Francis p Blair appears. over his own sig
nature, to-day, In the columns of the Washington
Republic, new and very violent and abusive
abolition newspaper, printed in this city, en-
dorsing the enterprise, Its conductor, &c.
49, Mr. PAYNE, Of California, to whom Capt.
Herndon left his watch, to be handed by him to
his wife, in case of his death has just executed
that painful duty, and the watch Is now in Mrs.
Herndon's possession.
York Irish News, sympathizing with the Sepoys
of India in their outbreak against 'perfidous
Albion utters a wish which the New York
Times thinks all the world will echo.
"There is Gen. Walker says the correspond
ent 'sof him, perhaps, have no right to speak :,
6nt icish from my hart he acere in Delhi"
'Amen - responds the Times, land very sor-
~ we are that We can give our Dublin friend no
so devoutly longs for may be speedily brought to
pass
80. The London Times had very savage
leader not long since, ridiculing the appointment
of Sir w. Codrington to be the companion of the
Prince of W ales on his Continental travels w hen
his services were needed in India. Some days
afterwards letter was forwarded to the Times,
BY way of reply, in which the General expressed
his perfect readiness to serve in India ii his ser
vices should be needed there. The only com
ment of the Times upon this letter is this I'VE
trust ii is no part of the gallant Generals duty in
his new office tn instruct his Royal pupil, the
Prince of Wales in the correct use of the Eng
li>h language"
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IL A Mormon Conference was held in Lon
don on Sunday, Sept. Z, and the London Times
takes the opportunity to discuss the question of
Mormonism as 1t exists in the United States. and
the measures adopted by our Covenant to dis
courage the movement. The Times says:
at is said that Mr.. Buchanan Is resolved to put
down MormOnism-at any rate. to break up the
community at Utah. There will be great diff
culties, owing to the weakness of the Federtl
Government, half Of whose force Is reported 10
have deserted already. But the new President is
a resolute man when he has undertaken a thing,
and We hope the days of this abomi notion are
now counted. Me certainly ought to wish for
thhiS, for il must be confessed that we are Il good
deal concerned in the growth Of Mormonisni. IL
is fact that the majoritv0f the communicable
Carvalho saws nine-teEths-are English, Scotch,
and Welsh.o
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IL The Grand Lodge of the United States
continued its session in Baltimore, yesterday.
The matter Of the Howard Lodge of South Car
DINA was taken up. This Lodge made a dona-
ton to brother, who was in bad health for the
purpose of aiding him to travel. He was in ar
rears with the lodge, which was afterwards paid
up, yet he was not restored to benefits Excep-
lions We're taken To this donation and an appeal
entered with the G Fand Lodge of South Carolina,
which decided that donations are not within the
scope OF Odd Fellowship. From the action of
the Grand Lodge an appeal was taken to a higher
body, (the Grand Lodge of the United States, }
and they yesterday decided that they regard a
Wise and prudent dispensation of donations an
integral portion Of the order--one on which most
of its reputation for beneficence has been erected
and one, the destruction Of which would carry
with II the whole claim the order has to be re-
gardcd as an institution devoted to charitable
purposes. A resolution was therefore passed re-
yersing the decision Of the Grand Lodge Of South
Carolina.
II There is a fellow in Illinois so dirty that
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III A new institution, called the Bank of
Mexico, has been organized in the city OF Mexi-
CO, with capital Of IS ,0OO,Oo0
IL VIM. Witcher, charged with the murder
OF his own father, some months ago, at Atlanta,
Ga, has been arrested, and committed to await
his trial. - . ... no., -
J. U MIR. James Ward, who owns large num-
Der Of tenant houses In Chicago, has, In view of
the hard times, visited all his tenants and reduced
their rents twenty per cent. ,tfs-t.r -.lc,-
III The New Haven memorialists have replied
20 President Buchanan's letter Their reply is
very long, but as q mere FEDERATION OF the afpu-
ments that have been reiterated scores Of times,
will scarcely attract much attention.3 81 =
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LOST AND FOUND.

GS00 REWARD.-Ran away on Frida, lsst,
@bOO September 10. Metro MAN IA
named Lewis. tie very stout ard full en-
laced, OF light color, about d feet 3 inches Ia
not recollected. ~.
will give the above reward if taken in n fee
susie, S;'on taken In the District oG Columbia and
$50 If taken in Prince George or Charles eouniie
and secured IN Jail so that get him again.
DAVID YOUNG.
seg-lW Prince George County, Nd.
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the Hudson River Railroad, vice William P
Pepper deceased

APPoINTED.-Patrick ii. Burns has been ap-
pointed by the President to be postmaster at
Dover, N. H., vice Benz. f. Vittum, from Octo-
Der 31st next.
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IL From Taylor Maury have The
North British Review" for August.
We cannot too often commend TO orr readers
the valuable reprints of leonard Scott 4 Co af-
fording as they do the very cream of foreign mag
aZine reading at low price,
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
September 50. 1857
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO the holders
Of stocks Of the United States that this Department
will purchase such certificates shall be received
here, duly assigned TO the United States. previous
to the LIST day of November next at the rates here
tofore offered and paid. viz:
10 per cent premium on the loan of 1912;
Is per cent premium on loans of 1917 and 1913 and
per cent. premium on Texas indemnity per cent.
stock. together with the interest accrued IN each
case from LIST July.
Certificates of stock received here on or after the
LIST day OF November. until further notice shall be
gwen will be purchased at the following rates. viz
per cent. premium on the loan Of .842;
Ia per cent. premium the loans of 1877 and 1913
and
per cent. premium on Texas indemnity S per
cent. stock with the accrued interest payable there
Oh, respectively.
Where certificates Of stock inscribed and trans
f. rable on the books Of the Treasury shall he re
ceved here, assigned to the United States, between
the LIST December, when the transfer books Will he
closed. and the LIST January. when the half yearly
interest is payable, the accrued interest for the half
year must he EXPRESSLY assigned to the United States
by the stock holder as 10 interest for tie carent
half year can be Incuded m the settlement hui the
same will he payable by the Assistant Treasurer On
the interest schedules as heretofore.
La all cases the purchase sums will lie settled in
favor of the lawful holder of the stock who shall
assign II Ia the United states m the mode prescribed
by tho regulations of assignments of stock aud re-
mIttancs will he made OF the amount by draft tho
Assistant TTeasurers at Boston, New York, or
Philadelphia. M the option OF the party IN whose
favor the settlement shall lie made. One days sdd-
tiona interest III he added from s day of receipt
here for the dIat to he sent by mail.
HOWELL. COBB,
sc 2J-dtf Secretary of the Treasury.
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STOVES! STOVESm STOVESm
The attention OF those IN want of STOVES is
invited to my large aud well selected assortment
Having given great attention To- their selection,
am confident can suit all who NAV favor with
call. Among INV numerous collection will name
The Union Complete, Maria Pc m.
Model Paror Cook, Valley Cook. Virginia Cook,
Ten Plate, Evening Star, Liberty Star,
Baltimore Complete, Virginia Alright. &c ,&c.
Together with Paror stoves, Of great variety and
pattern
Radiators. Alright. The Oval Franklin, Little
DOrrIt, &c.
With he'd room and dining room Stoves, Of various
patterns, and all sizes.
am also prepared to put up in the most app owed
style kIstervocks celebrated wroug ut iron WaIm-
Air Furnaces, for heating Dwelling Houses,
Churches, Assembly Rooms, c., VIII Oh from the
simplicity OF ITS construction and easy management
has never failed to give entire satisfaction.
Gail and examine for Yourself, at
WD. ID. WGNILL'S,
Stove Manufacture ana Copper. in, aud
Sheet-lron Worker. 453 Penn. avenue,
between Third and -. streets.
Sc 41-IW South SIDE.
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H. Burtons Cycloprdia Of vii aud Humor
(pari I'D received from Shllington. Odeon Build
Ing, concludes the specimens of Irish HumOr aud
enters upon the Scotch fine likeness of Prof.
Wilson exit NOTth'D adorns the number.
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BOARDING.

BOARDING One large PARIOP. with lsrse
II Chamber attached. for rent yer, moderate
terms. They are handsomely furnished and ,gbt al
with gas: a-o one LARGE trout CLsnber and one larR
sized single Room. together separately. suIialle
Tor iamly or single gentleman. No. ass Ioih ST.,
between ID and r.. Sc iaa,r
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sc 2J-dtf

rOME AT LAST.-Apother LOT of those infalli-
~ BILE SELF SEALING CANS-screw tops
the best Can in use.
Also, n fresh supply OF Housekeeping Article s
always selling at the lowest prices.
6. FRANCIS
. St. foJ Seventh street.
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0C@PHlLADELPHIA ICE CREAM Mt SI.50
w per gal lon; PHILADELPHIA CAKES of
every sty lie and variety, at the PHIL ADELPH
ICE CREAM DEPOT, corner of 18th and F
streets. Sc l2-lms
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-NOTlCE.-Having been informed that GER
tain persons are in the habit of collecting and
gathering together the Bottles hich contain have
contained our beverages, and putting therein art
Gle made 10y Others than ourselves, and then dis pos
ing Of such article the faith and credit our name
stamped on said Bottles, all persons are hereby
notified that such Bottles own property, and
not subject to sale and that they delivered To our
customers only to he returned, and that it is rm
intention to prosecute to the utmost extent of the
law, any infringement of rights the premises.
Army II SHINN,
Union Bottlng Depot. 81 Green street.
Sc ii . Georgetown, ID. T..
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WANTED.-A respectable Young wouan. as
w Nurse. She must be accu stoned to the care
OF children, and be well recommended, Apply at
No. 40 18th street, between and streets.
Sc 25-3tt
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WM. HUGHES. Sec'Y.
BANK OF COMMERCE.

YUM End
GEORGETnwN, ID. G.. September 10, 1857.
1@A MEETING of the Stockholders of this
lLS Bank was held at the Banking House on FRI
day evening. 18th inst. The President of the Bank
explai ned toahe Stockholders the which in
duced him, on the Inorning of the 18th instant to
temporarily suspend the paw Inent of deposites and
made full exhibit of the affairs and condition OF the
bank.
After n full invest CAT ion, 1T was
ReSOired. That the President of the Bank he and
he Is hereby directed Ia pay demand it's issue and
all dcposItes of one hundred dollars and under that
amount, and tn pay the residue of the deposites
with interest thereon as promptly as the resources
OF the bank can he n;tde available (Which can be but
for short space of time)
ResOlrsd, That the course pursued by the Presi-
dent of the Bank on the 18th instant meets our ap-
proval.
hrsolred, That the Stockholders of this Bank
hereby acknowedge their individual responsibility
for all the liabilities of the bank, and guaranty all
claimants from any loss thereon.
Sc &-dlw C. +. RITTENHOUSE, President.
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CARCSPS SALOON.
WANTS.

WANTED lMMEDlATELY.-A good COOK.
w Apply AT No. 4S g street, beiw 9TH and sih
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III There is a fellow in Illinois so dirty that
the assessors have put him down ''real estate -
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1+TRIBTTE TO THE BRAVE.-The Off
u3 GERS of the Navy and Marine Corps at pres
emd IN Washnst0n are respect fully invited To meet
THIS AFTERNOON nj o'clock, nj the Wash
lngton Cub Rooms, for the purpose Of giving the
expression OF their feelings at the untimey loss of
and 20 pay tribute OF respect To the memory their
late brother officer. Commander WILLIAM LEWIS
HERNDON. n
~ DISCIPLES MEETING-Elder o. w.
.S EHey. of Baltimore, Md will preach in
THIS EVENING.
The public are invited Seats free. It,
0SNO. 557 l2ths Street.-The occupant of the
\ house No. 55 18th street, has called at the
star Once TO say that the outrage noticed IN the
Star local columns on Tuesday last, as having oc
cured IA that vcnIiy on the of the previous
Thur sday was not, rs alleged, the work of person
looking for that house. IT.
0@rHE REMAINS OF JAMES COOK will
~ he removed from the vault uf 81. Patrick's
Church, to st. Patrcg's Burial Ground on To
NOR ROW Saturday AFTERNOON, at three
clock HIS friends and cqualntances respect
fully invited To attend. it.
" WASHINGTON HORTICULTURAL
and Floral Exhibition will he held at the Hall
of VIM. w. Corcoran, Esq, N street, between
18th aud 4th streets. on WEDNESDAY, next, Sep.
teInber 9th, and continue three days, Emusic in at
tendance.)
The room will be opened to visitors on the first
day at one O'Clock p m the following days at eight
IN he morning. and kept open each day until ten at
night.
n. y. All plants must be in the Hall and staged by
ten o'clock on Wednesday morning, September
SOth.
Sc p ct WIN. HUGHES, Sec'y.
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OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.

u, A
WASHINGTON, September q, 1857 (
Information has becn received from the United
States Consul al Merida and Sisal Yucatan, of the
death at Sisal on the 4th of June last, of Mr. Eu-
gene Lawrence, citizen Of the United States and
York.
The effects left by the deceased are in the hands
Of the Consul, who resides at Merida.
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APPoINTED.-The Postmaster General has
appointed Joseph c. Hasbrouck, ESQ. of Ulster
county, New York, General Route Agent on
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honest BAR KEEPER. who
w understands his business. Apply to SIS Penn.
avenue, near 9th street. se % 81
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NEW YORK ANpITs uARBoR

In the distance through the fog and rain. New
York and its environs was seen about GA. but
nothing distinctly visible save the Pickering
lights about. The wharf was reached about
O'Clock, and we landed in heavy rain, making
our way through the throng of hack drivers and
others, and the very muddy streets, to a vehicle
for our stopping places, where the party sepa-
rated several Of them making their way to resi-
dences of friends, where they intended sojourning
for day, but little travel being done hereabouts
on Sunday.
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ArroiSrED.-lIenryL l.. Martin, Esq, Of Miss.,
has been appointed to the $1,000 clerkship in
denerai Land Office made vacant by the resig
nation of VIM. Steiger, ESQ.
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-FOUR PRINCES MELODEONS
Il Six Mason x Hamlin's Meiodrons,
lust received at our Piano store
e24 IgHN
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The L. $. SHIP GERMASrowS, Commander
Page, reached the island Of MADEIRA in 81 days
from the United States-about the 18th ultimo
All we'll On the Both ult. Commander Page
was preparing to continue her voyage to join
the East India squadron