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:. j. BRowN. J. W. WIGGNs.
BROWN & WgGGiNs,

NO. %, Fa tteviiie Street,
,UrPuSTE PosT OFFlCE)
EbEG LEAVE TO ANNOUNCE THAT THEY HAVE
ED just returned from the Nsltheri Cities, and have
ccred and opening large and well selected stock
ct '''rd>, q" 't'jrei, "" and purchased the i-
v''ahlc terms Beng beginners, with stock of
G""d~ and also BEN" determined sell cheap the
ci;a they ii, pc deserve ami receive brra pat
They wi!i take pleasure in showing Their Goods
i" customers al those desiring p. chase invited
Call and examine for themselves.
Ou Stock embraces large aud beautiful assortment of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
FANCY GOODS YANKEE NOTIONS
HOSIERY, HATS
nONNkTS BOOTS
GLOVES, SHOES
UMBRELLAS, GROCERIES. &c
March !
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QUENT. BUSBEE,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.

FAYETTEVILLE ST., RALEIGH y. c.
VIII promptly attend any business intruS'cd 30 him
III t:c led States aud State Courts ard with The En-
e,av or":her departments of The State Government.
,iUy !, I>If. 6';-tf.
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1857. THIRD MONTH. 1875.
H.kMsLTCN & GRAHAM.


HAMILTON & GRAHAM.
SUCCESSORS FiR,S
Fuul & McI,waine. and MclIwaine & Graham.
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS.
No. 80 SYCAMORE STEtLr, PtTErSErE';, Va,
A RE Now RECEIVING By SLIPS ONTARIO NEW
~ Word, Ellen Austin. an! Albert G;lia,in. and BY
sti>h VS Africa Atlantic, CITY ct Was! zion and oh
iicir : r.ur EuoI iiu"i>. and ly
The v.r!'!> Steamers and ~cr,Icr> from ic Nur,ri and
li>ten CitcS. large supplies of American Manufacture,
VIII c. together, VIII enable Them "i:cr The trade
f Foreign and Domestic Iirl Goods equal if
N" superior exhibited tv l, tlccc>>s,iS
They would invite particular All rli, iic ii-
Iortaois n low llced Brown aid, bclcl,d Cutius Of
English Manufacture.
K. A. HAMILTON
Lac of NuYih-; tvlrna.
EaWARn GRAHAM,
Late ui McIwa;n" X Graham.
Agents for the sale Of Nurih-C.rniina Gotten YARNS
Shectn-s and O>,aburgS, and for genuine lr.sh Flax
Threads and Shoe Threads
March - le!I. 5G-swl.t.
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EtOR SALE.-A NEGRO WOMAN AND HER TWO
= Children infant and boy eight Years of
at this Office ff'
january %, 1857. ls-
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Id EVISED CODE, PRICE 81 co. POSTAGE
Eo when sent by mail As cents. For sale by
W. l.. POMEROY.
Also the Revised Code inerleaved. A few copies only
in this form remaining. So 80.
w. l.. p keeps also constantly on hand Jones Digest,
Eatons Forms, Irede on Executors and Law Books gen.
elally particularly those required to be read for County
and Superior Court License.
January l., lSI6 IL
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n. c. MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
A r THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE NORTH CAR
IA ong Mu nal Insurance Company, held on the l4th
inst the following persons elected Directors and OH
DIRECTORS:
Henry =. Turner, Raleigh.
J. Il. Williams, do.
Nv. j. lintehings, do: do:
Kemp 7. Battle, do.
George Little, do
James N. Tovlcs do.
James f. 1lnyt, Washington
Alex. Mitchell, Newbern
Joshua G. Wright, Wilmington.
john NJ. Jones, Edcnon.
w. W. Griffin Elizaheth City.
+. i. Pagan. Plymouth.
j. W. Harrcl MurIrec>bnro.
II. b. Wia.Hs Charlotte.
Geo A. Smith. Milton.
o. I. Long, Ilillsboru.'
joseph White. Anson County.
Josh Bnner, Salem,
H. Sunny. Asievillr.
OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY.
T. u. Seiby. PreSiu. Mt.
II. ID. Turner, J'ice Prtxileut.
John II. Bryan. .Itto,ney.
Iiamden 5. S,n,h, .>tcyta5yanA Treas urer
7. II. Selbv, nrfci0
John r. Williams E.rccutire G.mu1toe
c. w. u. Hutchinss
This Company has been in successful operation over Il
years. and continues to take risks upo all classes of pro
pcry in the State Except Steam Mills and Turpentine Dis
tiiere>, upon favorable terms It's Policies cover
property amounting to 81 ,49 large portion of which
is il country risks and its present capital is over Seven
Hundred Thou%nd Dollars. in bonds, properly secured
The average cost nf Insurance upon the plan ofthis Com
rlny has been less than third Of one per cent per .n
nn, o" Il! S1aoc> Of pro- cry embraced in its operations.
MI cations Iii reference SuIance should be
addressed tr the Secretary, posi- paid:
Ro1 Ian On
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WILLIAM 4. ALLEN.

Pracct> in the Courts Of Wake Granville and Frankii"
A business confded him shall have his rromp;
tion. HIS r">t-oiiice is Rogers Store, Wake Co. y. G.
iiav ~ 1s:f. 4j--w&>wlv.
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Il We prpse 10 purchasers OF Piano Fores to take our
Instruments trial in order what say of their
Quality before paying for them. ~
Twenty years experience part satisfies oursown
minds, and could get over, fifteen hundred persons to
unite wih the opinion, thai establishment North
or Sou, possrby furnish better cheaper nstru-
{ rnenis than we do. z. T.NASH e
4 Noy. IA, 1856. 5g s.4s.,yss. lSS.-sw 4
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rREENSBOROUGH MUTUAL INSURANCE co.
9 At the end of Three Years. such has been the and
free from debt have made no assessments and have now
such large Capital in cash and notes that have no hes
o h 'T % as @ no tbs saei sis IN
this Company being in the Western part the State where
the danger from fire is much less ;,
~ JAMES SLOAN, President
G, p. MENDESHALT. Attorney.
P, PETER T cADASsc ARAMs; sse:y & % Treasurer:
" csnmHS soan Be- Cen A. Asfa Nesane
Mendcnha1l VIM. s. Ken Rev: c. F, Deems, james N.
Garret, Jed i. Lindsay, Mcconnell, EW; Ogbnrn, J.
borough, Dr. s. G. Coffin, JAM own Joshua Tavloe,
Washington; VIM A: Wright, Vii. lgt"n; John l. & sha-
TlTmor-1 Robert E. Troy, % Lamberton; Dr. R. H Scales
Als onuncatons should be directed to the Secretary
Aug to- 1854. 75-tf
ORANGE HOTEL.-THE SUBSCRIBERS HAv-
OING purchased the above Hotel of R. Nichols Esq,
it completed in such give satisfaction to ALL
the astidnus. They intend it for first class
House Its situation being on King street which the 5
Railroad and by far the handsomest street in the town. of
ers inducements to the visitors and sourner which cannot
be found elsewhere in the place. Our rooms table and sta
bles will accommodate both man and horse with the most
comfortable home.
Families and persons wishing to spend the Summer in
this delightful country, will find especially adapted
| to their convenience.
We i"re to receive what determined to merit
| liberal share of patronage
| II. c. STROUD co.
Hillsborc', n. c., June %, Is 81.
| ROSS SOUTHERN SPEAKER,
LARGEST AND COMPLETE EVER PUBLISHED IN THE
|
| VENlIE SOUTHERN SPEAKER, OR SIXTH READER
containing, in great variety, the masterpieces of
tory prose, poetry and dialogue; with appendix,
bracng knowles Model Debae the Declaration of Inde
pendence Constitution of The United States with marginal
index; Washingtons Farewell Address, with running in
dex ard marginal questions; BY D. Barton Ross, A. NJ
g. Associate principal and professor of Eocution and Nat
ui Science in Rapdes Institute author Of the Southern
series Of school readers etc. 5'i octave pages.
To The student who is receiving his education among the
endead associations of his own beautiful Sunny South
from the annoyances of flnaticsm, in institutions OF
learning which rapidly advancing position of equal
ity with the very best The Union volume respect
| fully dedicated.
And that it may in very important sense, contribute to
the Improvement ofa much neglected department of South
cdncation is the sincere desire of the Author.
d. BARTON ROSS
Raldes Institute, Alexandria, La, july I, 1886.
For sale by II. d TURNER
Raleigh, n c.
| So
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THE COLOR TYPE,
New and Beautiful Style of Picture.
NALL AT COPELAND'S NEW GALLERY IN THE
- upper part of the Post Office building and see the
Color Type panted in oil colors and say you have
thing to surpass it, in the way Of sun po-
tu,e.' y
Skyish splendid cameras neat and comfortable rooms,
fine pictures low prices.
So come along without delay,
And get picture aotA the pay
r. S-Mr. Copeland continues to take Daguerreotypes
and Ambroypes, and paint portraits upon the most mod
crate terms possible.
Raleigh October l, 1856. 91-tJl
Signal Register and Biblical Recorder copy till LIST
January.
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LEWIS ~ KING,
J. NJ. STEVENSON.
II T. " OE Al.
uEARTT & IREDELL,

ieHe IieGiif IL J"s.>.
HI. DURING TIE FIRST WEEK IN THIS
Se month, remove 10 the store recently occupied by
I'll, late Col. Ru,lhac.
November |, lS:'i. G?-Swit.
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LIST OF LETTERS,

ID FMAINING in the Pos
II Of March, 1867.
Allen. Emily
Allen, J B
Allen, Capt J E
Arts, Jane
Boon. Mrs A E
Blake, Mrs NJ
Baker, John
Berry, Thomas
Badham, Hon VIM
Booker, Paschal
Bowers. Henry
Barrow, VIM J
Brantley, H L ~ =
Boyle, Miss Sophia
Broadstreet, Miss Patsy
Broadstreet, Prudent & Pats
Burgwyn, II K
Baker, John
Bailey, VIM H
BarrasforG, Jas
Benbury, j A
Cooper, Catharine
Callen, A L
Cooke, L I
Clark, | N
Cawer, Job
Carbon, Alice
Cooke, Martha B
Cooke, James
Duncan, J
DE Reu, Mrs W
Dupree, Eli
Donald, J Z
Dunn, J T
Dance, VIM T
Davis, Margaret
Davis, VIM
Dunkard, J B
Donneliy, ID K
Evans, VIM j
Edwards, j Ii
Evans, ,Jubiter
Eastwood, } NJ
Ennis, Sarah L
Eslur, w NJ
Elliott, II B
Farrar, Gaston-2
Ferril, Eli
Ferguson, r B
Graham, Franklin
Gilbert, Helen
Harrison, John
Hackney, N NJ
Hurst, Jas
Hudson, Hilliard
Hall, Newberry
Hood, j G
Honycut, Allen
Hill, Lucy A
Hatch, } W
Hinton, John
HAYS, VIM NJ
Harris, Nancy
Hill, Mary 4
Justice, r r
johnson, Alfred
Jordan, Jno p
Jones, Miss Sue
Jones, J W
Jones L. Jarvis
Jones, Joseph
jenkins, Joel
johnson, joel
Jones, j B
Kimball, E A-2
King, Geor e
King. Alfred .
Knight, DS
kerne, A G
E;,.Esay w IT
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North Carolina state H0ndS.

North Carolina state I0nds.
"a ORTIZ CAKOi.iNA STATE .;DND s.Hil and $500
~ be obtained i",r Pn>>k C"wper, who is The
;lor zc agent OF The Co..py tr the sale of bonds HE
Ci:y ii IA ,igh These bonds have sup
posed .isr.id bonds. hut bonds i>>r bv the Safe of
North tr,,: Tor !he it Tetit OF the and North
Carolina Rail- oad Company.
JOHN d. WulTFlORD,
President Atlantic \. {. K r.
JANUARY 90, 1'-> swift.
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HNANTNEsI.:S JTSTICE-TNE NORTH CARO-
u LIN NtuI>Ii:ATF. THIS il ,tpIuvri. up,i
aud de> gn"l take !!e place o Sw.:mS Justice Prce
- 5p-l,>;age 81 cents. For sale by
w. L. PUMEROY.
August -, lo:j. ST.
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SHIPPERS OF SPRING GOODS.

SHIPPERS OF SPRING GOODS.
Take Notice!
THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
RAILROAD AND STEAMER ROUTES,
FROM THE NORTHERN CITIES
- No O5stracroa Of a"y Nature arhaterer. 81
FREIGHTS FROM
BOSTON, NEW YORK.
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE,
PRINCIPAL North, AT
MAIL SPEED!
AND
For further information, inquire of the undersigned at
No. 81, Fayetteville street.
wM. WHITE, Jr., Agent:
Raleigh, February q, 1857. 27-swtt.
City Tax List.
Mayors OFFICE, I
Raleigh, March 10Th, 1851.
a WILL ATTEND AT THE MAYORS OFFICE On
II The iirs dav Of April eXt, ia the City Tax List for
current year, according Ii v Ali the of
puncu.,i g.v,ny their list of articles subject
ion, they liable double for failing do
WM. DALLAS HAYWOOD Mayor.
M,rrh lG. 1857 33-swd.
EP AGs! hACS! RAGS !-.-TuE FOREST MAN.
Ea u.actnr:ly Company beng about 90 operation
ie Fails ot Neilse Rver The County ri Wake, will
give lhe highest cash price Tor all Cotton and Linen Rags,
delivered the Mills any of the Depots the Raeis
and ;ston, N,rlh-Carolina, Wilmington and Weldon
Railroads.
AIRY communications addressed to Dr. Wm R. Miller,
the agent "i the Company, at FoIesvliie to the sub
serb at ka!e.gh VIII be promptly attended to-
WILL. L. POOLE President
Raleigh. March II, 1857. 3S--swi.
Us hcgsicr copy.
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Office 4. c. NutUa! Insurance Co. j

Office 4. c. Nutua! Insurance Co.
RALEIGH ,'an,r.ry a. l>:77.
I'm PURSUANCE OF THE ACTION OF THE An
u NCAL Meeting Of The y. c. NJ |. Company held ON
The + in>i., the Board Of Directors at meet ing on The
10Th !l>i evc; an assessment ut per all unex-
pitd Premium Notes IN The ilicc the isl day Of july
l>'t an, an assessment oi J. per al. ncxlred
Premium notes IN The Office he 18th day Of july n.t.
HAM)EN :. SMITH. Sccy.
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yNsHE VERY BEST CUTLERY AND PLATED WARE,
& t.soFs, Spoons, Forks, hne Stock. Call and see
the goods; how cheap will SELL j. C. PALMER
Raleigh, Dec. 25, 1876. IO--swtf.
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n Asst VOLUMES OF THE GREAT AMERICAN
IL 81 The Private Correspondence of Danie
" .er two volumes. For Sale at
w. l.. POMEROY'S.
Feb uary 8, 1857. ,.7s ~ 20
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WILLIS l.. GREEN,
ATTORNEY At LAW,
Memphis, Tenn.
(Otfce, east side Nri" Street, NJ. lGSD
gE7IEI. PRACTICE N THE SEVERAL COURTS
Vv Of Shelby, Upton, and Ftyette. vi bus.es>
trusted 10 his will receive prrlAft attention.
- Special attention given TO collection Of claims.
February -, 1871. 21-swIv.
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ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD,
Counsellor and Attorney at Law,
RALEIGH, y. G.,
VII attend the County and Superior Courts of Wake,
johnston Chatham and New Hanover. lie is be found
the office formerly occupied by the late Hon. Will II.
Haywood .Jr.
iale. -i, january G, 1S5t 1f--w&swGm.
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SIDNEY A. SMITH,

At NEY At LA W,
SMITIiFIEID, NC,
WI acrd regularly the Courts Of Pleas & Quarter Ses
si"Hs ot Wake Johnston. Cumberland AID HirlIet.
Sinitite,d. Feb. ~. 1896. .>-tf.
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Na CLINICAL, A MODERN EPIC POEM, Re-
lv4 Nised and COrrCcted with cop,ous and explanatory
by John T-umbun Lib. For Sale by
Ii. d. TURNER
Raleigh, March II, 1857.
HDEEF WANTED !...I WILL GIVE SEVEN
ID cents per pouLd good beet, delivered To Ra
e.gn.
JACKSON MOSS.
Raleigh March, II, 1857 sw-3t
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:. BAEIUCE, Dentist,
(fl.cr b. C. Varr0y Sio "etrIy V.o2so the p. o.
ENTOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE CITI-
80 ZENS Of Raleigh and vicinity ,Ia; he has opened
office ii the above-ltlncd place. where he will be pre-
pared all times to perform all operations pertaining to
Part GUAR given to filling and preserving the nat
u,al teeth. Also, the regulation Of cldren> teeth
Artificial teeth inserted gold plami plates, sngy
or in serts with artificial and continuous gums, in
where required
Nov Is, 1876. l0o-
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EpLANK LAND DEEDS. OF THE LATEST AND
r"s approved form. just printed, and for sale the
"Standal,l Office.
Also Nrts, Subpoenas Warrants, aid variety of other
blanks
A,,m
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PRovmrVcv, Jane Is 1857
Cotton daring the week has been steady demand, for
small lots al ull prices The ket oioses firm. Wool
The market 10 yet very qGlet with light stock The
sses Of he week mount 60 "a coo bts Printing cloths
Sales of the week 81, 900 pieces.
O-wxao Tune 12-fP "
Flour quiet. wheat dull Gales 100 busbets Chicago
pprnr at 81 a. lake i'm gorts TO day IL 600 bbs dur
Canal exporie-2 500 bhs four 1900 ish. wheat So,
o0o bush corn; 800 bush. cats
BvYvAro, June tS--6P NJ
Flour du sales 400 bbls 50 90 FOR oxtrs STATE, sud
81 Is for exta Ohio wheat closes dull; sales 1900
tnah at 81 ca for Chcsso spring Corn l)wer; sales
1000 bush at T0o nc closing at the inside price
FreighsIc for wbestto Albany aud N nc for corn to
New York Lake imports today-t,3go hbs hour;
1000 bu, h. wheat IL 600 bush. corn. canal EXPORTS
81 900 bush wheat rs 600 bush corn, and 1000 bash
oats.
CHICAGO, June 13-6PM
Flour quiet and steady. Corn inactive Oats dun
Pork firm. Shipments IN Buao 70 day; 100 bbs -four,
COO bushels wheat 900 bushels corn Shipments
oswego: 900 bushel wheat, $1,000 bufhels No
aor
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misunderstanding, cltsr Afternoon, clear; evening.
Crol
Surdsv-Morrur. ovsrcas; an5 cool Afternoon, over.
cast and C. O.; ovcr!Lg c'gar.
hcacay- Morning, CLEAR ~ r'oasanl, eronng, over
cart with rain
Tuesosy-NoTning aud Afternoon, overcast, evening
overcast. wItb rtin.
~edne dsy-Ncrnne, overcast With light rae: evening,
cloudy
MISUNDERSTANDING snd aft rnoou. overcast ~ Light
rain, sv,n hing. etcast, vii hravy -hoser.
frdsv-korn.nc and afternoon, ana warn; even
rr, Ciphl.
Saiur-ay-Sio- ia ciear and warm.
Tie Ealos q Cotton embraced about 5000
bale Ibou COO o. which il rans.:u Tie market
closed 81 abcui &C. advance We quote rnlddlug
uplands nj about &c. Flour lea ioya1 active
especially icr ooum,u brands OF State and Western,
While piices unchanged Sales o. wheat were light
including mixed Concsoe at 81 81, and Missouri white AT
81 e.E. Corn les, buoyani and the market heavy
Tee FAos Lgt including Western and Southern ye.
los a, CSC 81 While Western mixed was unsettled and
1omua q, sc. o5c Pnrg was Gr,n, with Gales Ct
81 g.. TO- and retail lots at hphor figure Sugars
quiet and ricos unchanged. sao OF some 5000
bogr Sam were reported, but could not trace H. COT
fec &c, ind bo ses embraced about 1880
bag Of ITO st Ioto II C. about 600 bags OF when
sod for export re ularkc; showed sd7aSce Of
80 4c eco bazs Bah,s also sold for ozpo at tos(c
cash private deerncL dated n, New ORLEANS, June L.
reported saos OF 80 900 baes Toe n 10Sc cab, aad
tzoeLy fer export Prime he'd az lie. Ireights
couroued iua1lvo aud vtLou, alteration o. moment IL
rates
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rhe munit,ps, Case In the Cour, Of Appeals.

The moro TIE question involved in tic consti-
nationality or unconstitutionaIiy Of the Metro
rolitaa Police act is pondcrtd, the greater does
its importance seem, aud the heavier the respon-
sbiiity this week thrown on the Court OF Appeals
in tbs State. IL IS really one Of those historical
cases which the future aonast will quote, and
which will rescue Judges name from oblivion.
There arc three aspects in VIII CD the point In
litigation a, present may be examined. Tue Grit
we may call the legal or constitutional aspect, In
this point Of vie~ the question that is Submitted
to the Court OF Appesisi simply whether there be
anything in the existing constitution, 10 letter or
in spir that is at variance with the letter or the
spirit Of the Metropolitan Police act This is
lawyers quesiion. II belongs to the profession TO
weigh the nature e words aud the legitimate i'm
port Of Legislative acts. " il for them 10 say
whether, and ifyes wh'n, and how, the old Mout
gomerie and Dongan charters we're repealed aud
became imperative so that the compsct which
they created betgeea the city aud tue State ceased
to be binding: ADD should they find that they have
become imperative il IL likewiee for them
10 reconcile tsis position with the secti.n
itera.es their existence in full force ADD
effect. II is the business OF the lawyer
TO inquire whether or no the appointment Of
ms gistratye and administrative officials Is neces-
sorily part Of government that is to say.
whether community which did not elect or sp-
point lis own magistrates could be said to be
efgoyerhing. AID il is alec the Office Of the
bench to decide whether under the constitution
tie Legislature WIS authorized to con6scato city
property or to destroy municipal rights All
these arc purely legal questions
There is another point Of view, which VIC will
call historical. We have altcady examined the
question ia this sense, and taken occasion TO
show that the contest now commencing here Is no
novelty; that i has been wogcd in every country
Of Europe. ard has resulted in the victory OF TIE
ocntraliscd power in the countries which are
declining, In that Of the cities In the only Euro
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recommend to our enthusiastic flibustcring de-
voices Of General Walker, formerly President,
BY proclamation, Of Lover California and So
nora, and late one Of the two cotemporaneous
and rival Presidents Of Nicarogue) that instead
Of wasting their lungs and their money In the
empty Qualification Of their chief, they should
nominate him at once o. their candidate for Pre-
sident Of The United States The luckiest ofunsuc-
ce~fu hiibwters who knows howfar hisluck might
carry birnl Lop'z, Count Boulbon and Crabbo
each net With different fate, without running q
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TERRIBLE AccrprSr AT GRAND R,rrps. Mrcul

TERRIBLE Acc1pESr AT GRASp R,rrps, Mrcui
CAN-FAtL oy A toUR Story BurfnISC.-We learn frvsr
NJ Albert Adrich, who returned yesterday from Grand
Rapids, Michigan, that scedeni thcrc Moo
Gay last bs which several men pronaby killed anc
o bers severely Injured II appears thst Mr. Prdon h
Potter, formerly OF his city, building large foos
story brick bnidug, the walls OF which mad oeen com
peted nearly " the top, On Monday morning the wors
men rei umod their labo's In laying the brick, ~neo,
probably from some defect In the foundation the was
tell with crab, bury ing nsen In The ruus among
them son 81 Mr. Potter. Tho citizens immedisoV ~.o'
20 wo'K TO clear tho rubbish and recuc tne un@
tupae men, and when Mr. Arich left eleven OF tnem nad
been taken out ono OF whom ~as killed Tho ooiy o.
young Tottr bad not been found when Mr sarion w.
compelled 10 leave - Rochcssr Dt7ncc7df, 'nN IA
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THE yellow FEvER-A FALSE ALARM ST..
LENoED.-Our impression of yesterday, concerning
the alarm raised by one of our black republican
contemporaries, touching the presence of the yell
low fever amongst u.s. turos out to be correct
Read the particulars elsewhere in these columos
The whole outcry il traced 10 the false reports O,
malicious sailor, concerning case of sea sict-
ness Az stated by one Of our Sunday cote MOO
raries, "the only arrival of vessel wtch had the
yellow fever on board was that of the brig Lucy
Haywood, on Friday, from Gonaives tue captain
of which died before leaving that port. Some of
her crew died after she left,' but there was no
sickness on board when she arrived Doctor
Thompson however ordered her to the Quarantine
anchorage in the lower bay, where she will re-
main thirty days before she will be permitted to
come up" There is q prospect in the new 50 lab
bic over the Street Commissioner aud the spots
Of his Office, that our streets may continue to be
so neglected as to produce a plentiful crop of
cholera; but we may at least console Ourselves
that we are as yet as exempt from the yellow
fever as on last Christmas day.