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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-07
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rR.-No act of the pre.en, Congress has

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District but upon all who feel Al ntee,tn ss growth asd
s HSs Of i'd dollar. for The oonnason OF G Washington
Aausduot The snoust 1t stated BY Mr. Bsynd OF the
$. estimate Se y c.p ss and one million n-st ye.
National lutellgencer.
The People of Washington City want water
q laudable want which we hope to see duly sup
piled. We know skillfal engineers who would
gladly undertake to provide them with an ample
supply from convenient creek at a total cost of
One Million Dollars. II they were required to pay
for their waterworks, as New-Yorb, Boston, PhIa-
dephia ard other cities pay for theirs, they would
doubtless obtain it at this cost. They choose, how
ever, to be supplied with water by taxing New
York ard New Epglsnd, the South and the West,
rather than Themselves, and Congress is weak
enough or corrapt enough to crafty them. OF
course they go N for more costly and magnificent
wsteiworks, going sixteen IN les away and damming
the Potomac for a fountain. Now, The H'.Ui-
gsncer quotes Senator Bayard as authority for the
estimate that One Million this year and like sum
ne1t year will complete the work. We assert, 10
opposition TO this estimate tina. Els, Millions will
net complete it on the basis Of the present plans
ana We DeUeFe IL Will cost EtgHe 1-suloDs' lWO-
Thirds Of this sum j, legisatiyey fched from the
Federal Treasury and transferred to the pockets Of
function aries, property holders and lot spectators
in Washington. And now, we fear, The wrong is
beyead remeJy-or will be held Sc by the next
CoDgress.
The ImieAgemccr trusts that this JOB will have
Refreshing Influence upon oil who ieel an interest
L" in the grouM end prosperity Of the National Me-
"tropoEs." We frankly confess tina: the Inter
eat We feel is just The reverse of this. Perceivng
that the growth of Washington is based upon no
productive industry or even expansive commerce.
that is founded on the increased and ever ncreas-
irg expenditure Of money earned BY people at
dstal CT from that city-.hat every thousand added
to the population Of the metropolis implies million
60 lars added TO the annual cost Of supporting the
FEDERAL Government-we DO not desire the growth
of Washington City.
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cornrrnrfrr WlsrAn,s RMsAM..-We would

caution the purchasers q the BALsAh or WILD CHERRr
sssst an limitation article which might decisive the unwsry by
s seubance the genuine bottle or the mixture We neee
not sneak always be found reSy
60 thing by whl;h they can put money IN the
and they 20 choose the most popular ana
Known stoe on which practice their ySnies IL is lam
.ntsbe that there also dealers IN medSnes VINO az"
wipa TO lerA out this mp lson oy sell
ms senuge because they can buy II fr less hs
h, the eo.t ic.-. Avoid such mau you lnd
oeset Counterfeit money fer he IL tue greater scamp OF Tue
They have dared 10 foIse the written signs e OF
RVir. hAvpE wholesome OF the Stae Frsoa bsiofe
the he that ind on he outside wrsppsr 'he
WRIT OF l. BUTTS, and may rely uFon n
bins Feouiue. Buy n"rc other.
ssru ~ FowLE n Go Boston, Froprietor' Sold eyssJ
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40 MURRAY STREET.

srrAns. MaRvixs L;c Rich Go e. iurrOv a S,L.N.S-
n,k sAFt Nudsrs Patent. secured BY tbs cs'ebrstea La
ByLLE PowpERFRooF Lock. with WY suaG. y. III msls
uude the inn edAte our Mr. SesJns who has for
Is years tbeir seture during whic1 time
not doIst worth property has been consumed 10 one OF
iber22s having b-n :ssee IL accidental hIes "asn'ed
nee tom dAnpnesa 80, ,
Alec Burglar proof Cses Ct any sire lined with hal ieoed
sssl, which ceDLot b. 1T led or brosen.
Fors.eby SfhARNs MARVIN. Nc. - NurTsyst
Factory cor ST. Mazs's Ilsoe aud Av. A.
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Mr.. Suunsr arrived in the city yesterday sad
became the CUES. Of Mr. John Jsy. Hs salI tA'
morning 10 the Fultoo, for Hare.
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Nsapa1ork Daan @ibnats
SATURDAY. MARCH 7. 1861.

TIE remains Of Dr.. Kane arrived st Louisville
yesterday Al imposing procession wa forced ~
81 escort.
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SPRING IMPORTATTONs, 1851

At Lar FALLS PRICES
exhibtidn and superior stock Of NsLNETs,
TAprsrtY. BRUssELs, TTEBEPLY and HGRHs CARPsTise.
Imported expressly this Springs trade which unit further
nofee will b. sold LAST FALL PRICES Tho early bird
etts kb4 vurm SAIrH & LoUAssyRY
" - Rood ,yav DIT
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HOtLOwAY's PMS AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
disI- and pitfalls Europe
rcsuiy snrp',d WITH s'e Icmedes They arc al nted to
uet OF he exterior n,esumsns aud the
eliye orgsps sold the mEuut to.s No % Maiden
la New York aud ". Ai Strand, London, snG ~ al drug
,is,s at 81 Sic and = per pot OF boz
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The use Of BR,NDRCTH'S PILLS will icsure
md the bSv 10 gtheued BY theT
ton fo these valuable Plus do not force but they ssss
,vr And are not opposed b., hatn onie with hr sold a.
No Is Cana ST. No. ~ Bowrry. and No. 2h Hudson-st
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SMITHSONIAN HOUSE,

BROADWAY. corner of Houston st. New York.
HOTEL Accommodations the EUROPEAN PLAE
Or on the AMERICAN PLAN, At option-s2 PER DAY.
sVsm heat throus shout. SIDNEY KopNAS
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tos but every led grey head Of hair pair OF
wh,t.r, touched b, hs DYE changes moment
"a m,aldcept blsck OF brown without tie ssh'cs d4us
% TIA 66re, Sold and spvlisd No 6Astor House
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WIGS ,-HAR- DYE WIGS !!-B,rCHSLoR'S
WIGS al TovPxts have provsnents peculiar 10 ,hst boss
Tn, celebrated al he world or their srssul beauty
ease and durability Irg TO charm Toe sgse.' and best
81, Cd In the world Twelve private or aralyrG re
famous DVt. SOLD a. bATCHtLoE's, No. rs sI 'adway.
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CurAprsrl PLEAsANTEsr BEST!

These are the three asrseterscs Of Lyons kATn4IRoS
All preparation Tor the ara ever MAZE
liz in u sale nearly 600 $50 bottles year sests "
popularity For sale By all dealers every for -
cents per bottle. hEATs NnSCvVr "
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The ltw Cabinet was, after much trbulation,
made up Yesterday and seLt to the Senate where it
was Immediately confirmed. II is composed as
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DYPiANCE SALAMANDRR SATES.-ROBERr NJ.
PAreiCy 4. the sole manufacturer in the United Sses Ct he
above brsed ssie' aud Patent Powder proof Denoe s
and Cros. bars Depot W. 1872 PEARL st. door bsIow
MsAdtu lane.
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CAPPETINGs AND OMCLOTHs.

RsUssELs AND TaPrsTRY CARPET, 81 peryaIi.
NrLvsT CARPET ~ 70 IGi per yard
OILCLoTHs, 81 10 ~ per yard.
Hesyy supes. CARPETS ~ per yard
CURTAINS CURTAIN MATERIALS
M.TTIsGs &c, &c
Zoe sale =, reduced prices, by
PETERSON & HUHPHELy,
No. 524 Broadway, opposite St. Nicholas iiotsi
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SEWING MACHINES. IL. M. singer & Co.'S Ga
tsr1E besutilu Pictorial Paper contains full and reabs in
FORA alton about SEWING AAcHsEs and answers al questions
that be asked the subject oil who read this will
bow 10 purchase sgwINC HAcPsE with which co0
year clear profit b. made and will be protected from
beng inposed upon by any tho hubug machines be-
fore tie public l. NJ SIsCER Co.'S GAZETTE vii be sent
eIsas 20 I'll who spply By letter other~se.
J. NJ SINGER Co., No. SO Broadway, New York
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RUPIURE.-Only Prize Medal awarded to ,RsH
P,I.oe for their Patent RADICAL CURE TRuss Refer
suces superiority; Professors NALENrNE MOTT VIII
Ian PARKsR and JoHN ". CAaSOcHAS. Open from r. NJ
70 Q. N MARsn q Co, No. y Malen.ane New-YoIk
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uost Be cleared cut sit u
NINETY DAYS.
W. ;. DALEY 4 Co Wbf~ marble S.ores,
HOustOo and B!ec kef'sts
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Owing to s!teIsons be made In the n no Rooms J3
Broadway the largo stock Of PSos and MrLoDEoSs wiz be
sold dnrng THIs WEEK, lower prices than before
6i' red 10 this city. Pianos and Aelodcons 70 rent
HOR,cE Waters Agent
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xor,h.Carolina state Fair.

mt, Nor,b. Carolina State Fair commenced near
49,, ri,v on Tuesday last, and closed on Friday.
W. rve elsewhere some account OF the proceed
ssom the pen of our indefatgable Reporter,
ne I.h, sne,man. Doubtless some articles have
hoo, overlooked hut we are satisfied that justice
hos been done as far possible under the circum'
.,rces and we know that no exhibitor has been in
tcntionally overlooked
M Thnrsdav the assemblage present numbered
40, loss than five thousand, and some think it reach
ID seven to eight thousand. The Address of the
,r0oker for the occasion, John l.. Bridgers, Esq Of
rI.ooombe was delivered on Thursday. 1t was
.hlo and eminently practical. Mr.. Brdgers is him
self a practical and scientific farmer, and was there-
fare well qualified to speak, as he did speak, upon
tbe details of farming and the best modes OF i'm
waving soils and of preserving their fertility. His
Address was listened to with interest and attention
bv the large audience in attendance, and we have no
doobt that it will be productive of much good We
,rrst that Mr.. Bridgers will consent to publish the
Address in full. or at least the substance of it.
In some departments Of the Fair the exhibition
was not so full as on former occasions, but in others
il was all that could have been desired. The stock
Of cattle and the horses exceed those OF all former
evbib,ons and Farmers Hall was well filled with
tbe varied productions of the earth. In word,
the Fair cas succesy,ul-was fully up, in nearly all
respects TO the most sanguine expectations.
The premiums were announced on Thursday. We
will give list of them as soon it can he obtain
ed and in our next we may notice articles which
we have neither space nor time to refer to to-day
In order to furnish full account OF the Fair, we
have kept our paper open somewhat beyond the
usual time of its publication.
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NORFOLK AND PETERsBuRG.-We learn that at our
State Fair this week there were present from Peters
burg, Va, fourteen merchants and from Norfolk
and Portsmouth, but one. Why are those "twin
sisters shy of an intercourse with our people?
The business men of Petersburg seem to know their
interests better than those of Norfolk and Ports
mouth. We ship great deal of produce to Virgin
ia and our advertising columns we would suggest,
would be good medium Of communication with
our farmers Occasional visits to our Fairs would
also be of SERVICE and since the Petersburgans have
become sothin.skinned about our currency, We con-
ies to slight prediction in favor of Norfolk and
Portsmouth,
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CATTLE.
w Russell. Cnswell grnde bull calf fine.

W. Russell, Caswcll, grade bull calf fine.
Grouse 4 Irvine, Lynchburg, Va, durham bull
2 years old, fine COW years Old and calf fine fat
cow Messrs. C. n l. exhibit about 20 varieties in
all, including some very fine durham calves
W. Whitaker, jr, devon COW years old
b johnson, Wake, devon COW.
IT, b. Gwynn, Raleigh . devon cows years old
X. p. Battle, Raleigh grade COW and calf
H. Hinton, Chatham, grade bull
H. Hail. Wake, grade COW.
A. H. Dunn, Wake. 'ine grade bull, Granville"
j. A. Hicks, Wake, devon bull.
j. NJ. Crcnshaw, Wake, work OK. Do heifer
$. Smith, Raleigh, devon calves, fine.
Dr.. W. Il. Holt, Davidson, superior north devon
bull, and fine lot of devon calves, or TO- aud hecrs
j. Powers, Wake, yoke oxen.
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The quantity of stock at the present Fair will per.
haps not compare favoraby with former exhibitions
but in point Of qualty it is far in advance, and this
gratifying result is no doubt mainly attributable to
these annual Fairs. We notice the following:
j. H. Neal, Washington, stallion Sherman Nor
gan" years old trotting horse John Hancock ="
0 years old, and mare " Kitty HYDE"
S. II. Dunn, Wake, fine pair match horses.
a. j. burlington, jr, Harnet gelding PAGER
j. V. Perkins, Pitt, pair Of double and single har.
ness horses and years old
r. s. Tucker, Raleigh, pair Of match horses, 7 and
s years old.
VIM. B. March, Davie, stallion colt, years old.
W. B. Howard, Chatham, mule, years old
T. Broadnax, Rockingham, pair of match horses
years DID, another pair matches, double and single
harness. and splendid trotter geiding pony,
years old.
+. n. Strudwic., HillsbOro', saddle horse, years
old.
j. Turner, Hillsboro', thoroughbred filly. years
old thoroughbred colt years old thoroughbred
stallion " Secession" years old; thoroughbred
mare years old gelding years old; FLY, years
old gelding, years old, and gray mare, years
old
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~ Among the distinguished visitors from a
distance to the State Fair, we were glad to meet the
Hon. Asa Biggs, the Hon. Thos l.. Clingman, Hon.
Burton Craige, Hon. Thomas Rutfn of Wayne; and
Hon. w. S. Ashe, President of the Wilmington and
Weldon Road; G. F. Fisher, Esq, President of the
N c. Road; J. d. Whitford, Esq, President of the
Atlantic Road, and DR.. W. J. Hawkins, President of
the Raleigh and CASTOR Road. We were also graft
fed to see Edmund RuiIn Esq, the distinguished
Virginia agricuturist, in attendance.
We also had the pleasure Of greeting Messrs.
Bruner, Ogburn. Cole, Henderson, Walsh, and Sher-
wood Of the Editorial fraternity.
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The following are the principal contributions tc
the mechanical department Of the Fair:
Sias Burns Raleigh, very complete shorse power
stationary engine.
ii. lIarbaugh, Wilmington, patent sash balance.
Il. q. Macy, Greensboro patent corn shelter.
A. c. Lee, Raleigh, cylinder fan mill, and homny
mill.
Jones & Hooker IIillsboro', grain reaping ma.
chine; horse corn planter sweep horse power, and
thrashng gin.
n. c. X. r. Company, car seat.
L. p. Clifford, n. G. foot morticing machine and
a saw clamp.
r. w. Henry, Goldsboro', bedstead.
j. Montgomery Bro, Baltimore, rockaway wheat
fan and rOckaway corn fan.
Henry Schaainer, Forsythe, dozen flower pots,
lot Of pipes and earthenware.
j. II. Thompson Davidson, cylindrical straw cut.
ter, and wrought-iron fiat share plows
W. I. Shultz, Forsythe, private desk, rocking
chair and dumping carts.
w. H. Il r. S. Tucker Raleigh, sleigh.
Wasons improved patent sewing machine
N. Boyden IL Son, Salisbury n large lot Of plows,
including steeedged 2-horse, reversible steel.edged
subsoil, castedge ditto, &c, quite fine show of
them.
W. Watson, Raleigh mattresses, shuck and cotton
and curled hair.
A. Upchurch, Raleigh, hickory buggy.
W. b. Williams WarrentOn, tobacco and corn
cultivators, and wedding cuvator; various kinds of
tooth cultivators ploughs ofseveral kinds and quail
tiles harrows, &c--ar extensive contribution.
O. NJ Lines, Davidson, lot Of brogan negro shoes
Needham Price, Wake, dumping CARTS movable
mould board, stump puller, cotton scrapcr, horse
farm wagon, &c.
Murdoch and Cairns, Salisbury, lot Of gate palings,
panel door, window frame, sash and blinds.
V. N. Mitchell, Concord, horse,hoof pairing ma
chimes and Adjustable buggy pole or shaft.
Henry Horton, Wake, dumping CARTS iron and
wooden axels, and horse farm wagon.
Hon. S. H. Rogers. Raleigh straw cutter.
A. 7. Moss, Wake, sole leather and kip skins.
J. W. Barnes, Murfreesboro', model manure dis
tributor.
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=, u8kAr MEMS SoNs.-The Oldest son of Henry
V Democratic representative in Congress
o., ~ ''e State Of Kentucky; Fletcher Webster, the
p "y son OF Daniel Webster, is Democrat; and
- ruA'd Taylor the only son of Zachary Taylor, is
Ds"'ooratic candidate for the Senate of Louisiana
!" 'he st. Charles district.
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SlSl,7OO,0O0

- GOOD oFFIcER.-Our young townsman, j. F.
a'ch'ns, Esq was reelected Treasurer of the State
agricultural Society," on Wednesday night last, by
luminous vote Mr.. Hutchins is capable and
4,nal officer, and discharges his duties with zeal
''u aacrlty The compliment Of unanimous vote
!" us reelection is high, but well deserved one.
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I. Cain, Orange thoroughbred mare and colt
DIR. w. II. Strudwck. Ilillsboro, trotting stallion
"Carolna Black Hawk" years old-a beautiful an.
ina; and fine thoroughbred mare, years old.
Dr. X. W. Strudwick, Hisboro, Morgan mare, 8
years DID, ditto years old
jackson Crcnshaw, Wake, gelaing, 10 years old.
X. u. Dunn, New York, harness mare.
7. b. Bridges Wake, harness horse.
! p. S. Smith, Edgecombe gelding
I. j utey, Raleigh, gedng, years old
Jno. W. Virgins, Raleigh, trottIng mare, s years
L. 7. Clayton, Raleigh Morgan stallion, 0 years
! old
81 Hayes, Franklin, gray mare "whitc Mouse I"
! "A fast rotter
NJ. NJ. c. Stevenson, Wake, "Nclly" and colt, by
Morgan Black Hawk Henry Clay"
Dr. W. j. Green, mare "SalIy." Do. colt, 8
years old.
O. 5. Baldwin, Wilmington, gelding, 900 Smith"
y, llaswell, Wake stallion colt
NJ. ID. C. Bumpass, Person, pr. match horses
j. u, Lee Wake, fine saddle pony and good mule.
W. Payne, Forsythc, jack, b yrs
7. Bayly Granville stallion colt Q yrs.
W. II. Royster, Person, year old mare.
A. Rankin, Guiiord, thorough bred lilly, yrs.
Do gcldng.
a. Beves, jack.
I. +, Williams, Caswell saddle horse.
w. W. Whitaker, ir, m,ales, native, 7 yrs
j. II. Davis, Granville, jennett and colt
W. Russell, Caswe, jcnnett and jack, and jennctt
colts. Do saddle gelding S years old.
Solomon O'Bren, Person, pair roam saddle horses,
years old DO. harness horse. DO. brood mare,
q years old
}. a. Barnes, Person, pair horses, 6 years cd.
IT, !. Wright, taswcll, geldng, years old
). OBrien, stallion, years old.
Jet, Monk, Orange, stallion, Kentucky Boy"
years old
A. Hill, Wake stallion, logan Marion" years
old.
d. Duscnbury & Co, Elizabeth City, thorough
bred stallion, Morgan Rather"
A. J. Morris, Wake, stallion, Jim Crow"
years old
Enbnnk & Horton, Chatham, jack, years old.
Il. Pool Wake, jack years old.
j. s. Morrisett, Camden, pony.
A. l.. Parrish, Granville thorough bred stallion,
edmond Regent" years old.
Thos. Lockwell, GuiGord, drNt stallion, :" Indian
King" years old.
W. Emory, Wake, thorough bred stallion, Ell
mclean" years old
W, llamlin, Orange, jack years old,
W. r. Albright, Aamancc, FLY, 2years old. DO.
stallion. "Buchcr," years old
j. f. Record, Guiliord, thorough bred stallion colt
3 years old
IN. Lloyd, Orange, stallion, 3 years cid. Do
jack, IS months old.
W. Russell, Caswel, stallion, years old. Do
stud colt, . years old.
w.. p. Brown, Caswc, stallion, Henry Clay
years old.
o. +. Aston, Wake gclding, . years old.
W. Piper, Wake, stallion, Jerry" quick draft, 8
years old
W. W. Ingram, Sampson, stud colt
D. f. Taylor, Wake, stud colt years old
A. Scott Wake, stallion, Geo. W. Johnson"
years old
C'ouse a Irvine, Lynchburg, Va, stallion,5 years
old.
Geo I. Cooke, Wake colt, year old.
b. /. Blake, Wake, brood mare and ty
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w. Whitaker, ir, Wake, Suffolk pig 81 months
old
X. w. Jones, Wake, native boar, years Did.
H. G, Lyon, Wake, grade pig,
DR., +, j. Haywood, Raleigh, fine Chester boar, 8
years old,
NJ Cuthrcll Davis, superior no.bonc barrow, 1871
months DID, which weighed when | year old, 5O7
lbs-a very good specimen.
r. Fleming, Wake very fine native pig, 10
months old.
j. }. Ferrall, Raleigh, sow, year old, with pigs,
/ months old.
D. Moss, Raleigh. fine native sow.
$. Smith, Raleigh, two fine sows-Chcster and
China. DO. Z fine pigs. DO. beautiful Suffolk and
Chester sows and pigs
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n NlSkss OF JUDGE PoTTER.-The Elizabeth City
eer learns that Judge Potter is lying danger
NJ. It, at Edenton, in this State, and that he is
not likely to recover.
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h,. s'SrLNsIoN-We learn that at meeting of the
w. Oh directors of the State Bank on Wednesday
was determined to suspend specie payments
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l'OuLTRy.

n: u c-...L. ~, Il u,, -.
,"y o. c =" -,.n'''"' pau ""' ""' '""''" game
Mrs MrS' r. r. i Tr lne Par '"'N'yS'
Mrs. Hall Nnscovv ducks
Jack Moss pair stone fences; do pair double
bcakcd game DO. George Domnics; do pair stone
fence stays do. stone fence cock and falcon hen
do pair falcon blues very fine; do stone fence cock
S Smith. pair muscoyy ducks.
r. II. Seby, pair wild gessc.
j. p. Haywood, silver seabright bamtams do
pair white bamtams.
Miss Lizzie Nixon, fine Java chickens, bra.
nah chickens, fine lot Of shanghas.
w. VI; no't' Sn'ha,rn, pheasant game chlcNchs'
y. T. Mary, Day,aSon, seaorsht oanh.a'ns'
heD % ca Mus'i' ha!e,Sn, INC S"a"sno'S'
., w. r ra,,ir', . ', .,,,,I's ,,,
nv u iIu''" W pur' .io, u"o ohI.,
H.; u Tion,i,,, W. D ,,a;. ,,,,ia".a
Mr., r. S. Tucker, pair bramahs, 0 guinea chick.
ems, lot of mos. old bramahs, pair turkeys.
Mr. Hall, lot of guineas, pair Of natives.
T. II. Briggs IT,, pair shanghas-Phllis 4 years
and Snovtop months, Phils commenced laying
at eight months and layed IA eggs in 12i days.
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suspended RAnRoADs.-Within the last thirty
days the following railroad companies are reported
having either gone to protest on their floating
oeOt, suspended, or made an assignment of their
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Nicaragua
a,lv shNGToN, Oct. 20-There is no prospect Of an
,r,s,, ''oghition OF the present government of MIC
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w. B. & ]. II. Farrar, Chatham, selEwaiting di.

W. B. j. II. Farrar, Chatham, selfwaiting di.
ming table
7. r. Caldwell Burke, model 20 baed pistol.
Geo. I. Cooke, Raleigh, lot Of pressed brick.
Thos Day, Milton, large lot OF furniture consist
ing Of wardrobes, bureaus and mirrors, centre and
other tables, chairs, pier glasses, &C.
B. j. Parkinson, Raleigh plain and curled hcko-
A. Dickson, Orange, smut machine, new washing
machine and knuckle ditto.
j. II. Gooch Oxford, horse power, plough wedge
and twist Wyche plough, cultivators with and with
out wings, &c, &c.
Thomas Sterling, Richmond, Va, Letort's patent
door fastener.
W. f. Wyche, Granville, Wyche's patent subso
plow, ditto bladed, and others.
sam, 90 years old Raleigh, locomotive.
JAS. NJ. Towes, Raleigh, about 90 articles Of agri-
cultural implements, Of amost every description and
quality.
p j. Mahan, Philadelphia, doz movable comb
hives.
j. P. Mabry, Lexington, iron harrow and shutter
for gates.
A. c. Hege, Lexington, lot of kegs
Simpson & Mitchell, Raleigh, patent rife
S. Smith, Raleigh, corn and cob crushcr
W. Mckeever Raleigh, stump puller
- Burnett, Henderson, wheat fan.
- Evans, Weldon, eagle wheat fan.
Clapp Huffman Co., Gulford, straw cutter and
claw hammers
W.D. Cooke, Raleigh conical burrstone grist mill.
JAS. Long, GoldSboro', wheat fan.
Overman Wilson, Charlotte, buggy, walnut
body.
Jno. Stafford, Alamance, straw cutter
j. {. Hood, Wake, buggy crosSbars,
g. II. Makepeace, Fayetteville, lot of buckets.
In the above list are articles of novelty, possess
ing very many valuable improvements, which our
space will not admit of being pointed out.
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Kansas Elections

G. Kansas Elections
Ges LOUIS, Oct 20-0fficial returns from 10 coun-
e'' ue Republican ticket majority Of 1876.