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SPRING TRADE 1885,
AMILTON GRA HAM,
Importers and JObbers,
VVILL EXHIBIT ON AND AFTER THE FIRST OF
w M,rch a full and wel-selected stock of FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS which will be disposed
Of at the lowest prices Merchants from the South and
West invited to call and examine the old stand of
Paul McIlwane No 81 Sycamore Street. Petersburg Va
q Strict attention 81 ven to orders.
February l6, 1885, 15-ly.
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MOS E'S LETTER s.
A NEW BOOK.

THE EDITORS OF THE LIVE GIRAFFE
u have in contemplation the publishig of book, the
title OF which will be I" LIFE IT Isl OR THE WRITINGS
OUR MosE,'" which book will not only contain all the
letters which have appeared ia the Giraffe the sigma
ture Of "MosE but many Others rich, rare, and spicy
that have never been read.
The Editors deem it useless to anything relative to
the character of the proposed New Book need they
that will be the most amusing work that has been issued
in half century, for it need only be known that NOSE
wrote it, to satisfy all these points While will be
amusing work. illustrated with proper des gns and outs
show up persons and things in their light will be
flee from Tugar and will have for its chief object the
correction of the many absures prevalent the
sent day.
1t will be book of over loo pages printed good ma
eria and bound in paper We propose to put to
press sufficient number of is received
to justify the expenses of publishing.
Price Fifty for single copies Five copies to
one address, for No money required until the work is
published but those who wish copy of this work
should send in their orders once the publishers
may determine whether they upon its publica
tOn. Let the orders at wish put the
book to press early in July.
GY All our friends are requested to act as Agents.
Address, whitaker BUNTING,
Editors Live g ,ute"
Raleigh, N. C.
May 20, 1858. A.
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Edgeworth Female Seminary,
GREENsBoRoUGH, n. c.

GREENSBOROUGH, n. z.
gUNHE SCHOLASTIC YEAR IS DIVIDED
II into Sessions, commencing LIST AUGUST and
LIST JANUARY.
The of study is thorough and systematic en-
bracing rything necessary to complete, Solid and
namental educat The buildings arranged to
combine the mfors of home with the advantages of
school Instructors Of the highest qualifications
played in each of the Departments No Institution in the
country possesses advantages superior t" Edgeworth
TERMS:
Board, including washing, lights, and fuel,
Der Session Of five n, n,ins $50 90
Tuition in the Regular Glasses, 20 90
The session will c,mmence on Monday, August I'd,
1855 Pupils admitted time during the Session,
and charged from The time uf entrance.
Catalogues containing all necessary information respect
ing the Course of Instruction, Terms, &c, will be for
RICHARD STERLING, Principal.
Greensboruugh, N. C.
June 8, 1858. 4o-5mpd.
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SECOND VOLUME
OF
b e A u FORT JOU RN A L..

UFORT JOURNAL.
A COMMERCIAL FAMILY NEWSPAPER
Published in Beaufort, N. a.
"H e ss BEAUFORT JOURNALo Com.
IL menced its Second Volume ON the 18th Of April,
1853 The Journal being the only paper published
Beaufort Harbor and the only devoted interest,"
the Editor appeals all who feel interest in that locality
hollow promises that his paper shall be the best in the
country for the that will extra display of
issuing Prospecuses for country but he does pledge
himself to publish good gaps-ons worthy Of liberal
the Editor make the journal first class conmscih
Paper, give reports of the Markets, Foreign and Domes-
The Journal will continue heretofore Independent
all subjects 1t will take sides with no political party but
to promote the interests Of the country and Of State
As to the different localities in this vicinity it is not our
ts
lima Cities to stand their merits-beiIevlng that
good be accomplished this way than in discus
sing the claims advantages of and we appeal
the citizens those interested and to the friends OF these
places, to give us their support: ~. c...,:.p.,
road hand and it is important that the only
paper published this Harbor should be widely circulated
in order that its Commercial advantages may become better
known Persons distance who feel interest in this
place. will find the Journal to be very interesting as we
shall be careful to give all local Of any importance
TERMS:
s.; s; $; sss' s::':: :'' ':''' s: s.: s:
The getter up of the club will be entitled copy
gratis.
Advertisements inserted the usual rates. liberal
deduction made for yearly advertisements 5sss,s.
All communications must be addressed to
JOHN NICHOLS, Ed. + Pro.
-ez.sss-5. t.s p Beaufort n G. 81
May 1, 1855. - =. fzs5 36.-ss
SWEDES HAMMERED AND ENGLISH
- Iroua large assortment always In store Bond, HM4e
Shoe and all OF Carriage Inn. Best Cast
Steel English and Amercsn, Bstered and German Steal
~ sSsss SsS-.gzgF FOrsaIe by ssssE
s s = = e II GILLIAN DUNLOP,
- u u 80 = 12l Sycamore Street
Is q q ssss.S Petefsbufg, Ya.
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j. Nj. LOVEJOY'S ACADEMY.
'ulHE BOTH SESSION WELL COMMENCE ON
l. THE l2Tn OF JULY, 1858.
Board and Tuition per Session, SS5 90.
For particulafs address the Principal,
fN j. NJ. LOvEJOY.
RALEIGH June 25. 1858. 5l-5t.
~ The Washington Dispatch and Kinston Advocate
publish three tunes, and send bills to this office.
An Old Established School.
VUSHE WARRENTON FEMALE COLLEGI.
July l5 Course Of s,ud thorough and extensive, and
terms reasonable. - -
JULIUS WILCOX, Principal.
June l, 1858. 44-zm.
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REAL = PxnsoIEA EAE:1gfATK
STEAM saw ME- F01 sALs.

OFFER FOR SALE NY STEAM SAW MIL, SIT
uATED 1t NoEIssills Depot, The mill 3 nearly -
constructed improved plan. With connter shaft.
to which other machinery nay be attached Also grist
mill conpected with il which nperates we'll BY
wishing to purchase would do well apply soou - il ID
hvoraby known, and will not remain ions in market:
= n. JONES.
December 15. So ~ sasE-sa. 1ll-M
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

= NEW PUBL1CATIUNSs
NEW VOLUMES
FOUR GREAT BRITISH REVIEWS,
NAMELY,
Edinburgh, North British, Westminister, and
London Quarterlies, and BIackwoOd's
Edinburgh Magazine, monthly,
COMMENCED WITH JANUARY, 1883.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Any Review OF BIackwood, S. year. Blackwood
and Review-or any two Reviews, So The four Re-
views and Blackwood SiO Pour copies to address So
POSTAGE (which should be paid Quarterly in adyanee)
the four Reviews and Backwood to Post Office the
United States only 80 cents year. Namely "A cents
year on each Review and "a cents year Backwood.
Address, L. SCOTT CO.. Publishers.
54 Gold Street. Corner Fulton, New York.
April /, 1858. N-tf
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J. w. JOHNSON,

J. w. JOHNSON,
Attorney at Law, Raleigh, n. C.
WI ILL ATTEND PARTICULARLY AND PROMPT
ly to the collection of all kinds Claims renewing
and dscounng notes in Bank hiring and renting proper
N and buying and selling real estate commission. Re-
Jones' Cashier Bank Of Cape Fear w. j. H HAWKINS, Pres
dent Rrlegh and CASTOR Railroad, and G. w. Mordeca
President Of the Bank of the State
All letters enclosing money must be registered. Office
on Fayetteville ST., opposite the Market Square.
Sept. 22. 87-n.
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A. M, McPHEETERs e. Co.

A. M. McPHEETERS & Co.
WHOLESALE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Willis Wharf-Norfolk,
HAVE IN STORE FULL STOCK OF ALL
IL articles in their lne which they offer accomodat
ing ternis:-
Sugars.-N O., P. R. and Cuba in Hhds and Bbls.
Crushed, Puversed and soft crushed in Bbs.
MOlasses.-Prme N. U. bright and heavy, Cuba,
P. t., and Engsh island.
COfee.-l50 Bags fair to prime Rio,
i" 100 Bags prime green Laguara,
SO Mats genuine Old Government Java.
Salt.-1,o0O Sacks G. A. Salt.
Lime.-l,O0O Bbls. Thomason, in fine order.
SOaps.-Pale, Brown, Toilet and CASTLE Soaps.
Candles.-Sperm, Chemical Adamantine and Mould
Candles.
Sundries.-Brooms, Buckets, Wrapping Paper, Twine,
Grain and Ground Spices Ground Coffee, Mustard Choco
late Olive Oil, Tobacco and Segars, Teas, &C., &C., &C.
April 9, 1858. 29-tf
N. B. Special attention given to the sale Of FLOUR,
COTTON and NAVAL STORES Commission
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NOTICE.

NOTICE. d
kn,HE sUBsCRIBER, WISHING TO CHANGE
Il HIS BUSINESS, will sell one Of the most valuable
Farms that scarcely offered for sale II contains
About 1900 Acres,
Known as the EGYPT FARM, adjoining the Farm on
which reside being in the County Of PITT, eleven miles
below Tawboro, the Taw river, and mile from the
It contains about 700 acres of cleared land snd will pro.
duce from eight barrels Corn to the acre in It's
ral state And is about $50 good swamp land
there is in the Stale desdeued and partly draned
good order .s tai s5s ii, in aandssd q
to the land in North Carolina. Composing
materials can be found all through and arpund every field
of the Farm necessary to haul more than hundred
yards There is splendid woods Pasture upon the Farm
Of about 600 acres which grow any quantity Of reeds
through the winter without feed There be found all
necessary Buildings upon the Farm comprising two-
3
All those who wish make good investment in lands
would do well and examine while the 4s
growing. ~ 9. = 49, :. ,
Sparta. June ~ 1905 s. !. . =.
nUIoN,s HOTEL FOR oRssALE.-rHls vALu-
pas pa5e ss.ss e si g.
GUST NEXT Court wesk l III The s.ts6ishnens is in
buildings contain upwards Of Fifty Rooms, and attached
thereto the usual outhoses and stables and excel
being Immediately the and easy Of
from the Railroad Depos The Furniture together
with an omnibus win bs soId q the same lime. Pos's'-
the time vi e seld .o .n. T:s., of Land
on the Hsboro road about miles ives. q aAsgh' one
The Hotel will be snld on credit Of i 8 and years,
the second and third nsaments to bear interest from u
!. Furniture will be sold on credit of - months.
The whole part ef this can be purchased
Ses be sas das & should the Hotel se sod
vae sale, due netice vii be gixen;
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SOUVENIRS OF TRAVEL, BY MADAME OC-
- TAVIA WALTON 4EVERT,
For Sale by
W. POMEROY.
Raleigh, Dec. 1s. l12-
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NEW GROCERY WAREHOUSE

NEW GROCERY WAREHOUSE
WHOLESALE RETAIL,
No. 1s, FAYETTEVILLE STREET.
DOYSTER, JONES & MOORE RESPECT
II fully that they have associated themselves
in the FAMILY GROCERY BUSINESS, in this City. In
state that their business will be conducted strictly the
CASH PRINCIPLE. Awaiting themselves of the advan-
tages afforded by Cash purchases they will be enabled
offer their Stock the reasonable terms-the pr-
cple of their business being small profits and quick
They have just returned from the North. and daily
receiving their stuck which embraces everything requisite
for family They respectfully solicit a call.
JAMES NJ. ROYSTER,
JOSEPH JONES,
JAMES A. MOORE.
Raleigh, Jai. 30, 1858. s-t.
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WILLIAM HI. BAILEY.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
HAS REMOVED TO YANcEYvLLE NJ C.
He will practice in the several Courts Of Orange Aamance
and Casweli.
April y, 1858. 29-lm.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

QUENT. BUSBEE,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
FAYErrEviLLE ST., RALEIGH, N. C.
Wh promptly attend to any business inrsted to him
10 tne United States and State Courts and with the Ex
ec9ve or other departments of the State Government
July /. e.tlsa --s ---' 66-tf.
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E.BROCK HOLDEN,
ACTING OFFICER FOR CASWELL co.
"LL ATTEND To ALL CLAIMS ENTRUSTED
LIE sburg N. C..
March 9, 1858. 1s-
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3alti:ort WIcthtr.
sic Observation-Disclosures
@1ltiulpre, eer A. Setruar 1858.

tat lest III MalbinBtou b%e9onueu. Buchanan
priilat in ~leirer neuen Yotl9at parauf,
oa6 San as ais Sflaoeni It a u t in Die
llnirn auf9enrnrmkn wcroe uno ldspa Idnin9t
er Die peItlde, I'M bic Meuterer ben per Orns
5Ia8. Sdule IN Die bemotratilde Stnle 6urildSus
trciben. Wer nidt p1rirt, Der mlro unbarnts
ber5iS fir immer aus Der 4Sartei ou89eltcBen.
l8ie pcr rier Sdbren Bierce aue Dfittei aufs
bit, mn ltine 8artei CUR 8e9ebanS oes 9febs
r18cas0errotbe8 gu bewe8en, 10 tbut lest guz
dunan 9Ue8, um purd, feline Portei ben 2es
crmptcnjAwinoel, oieie natiititde Trndt pes
Observation-Disclosures, rurd5ulesen. Oanel6e
edelbaIte S9aulpiel brutaler DrDbups nno
II ;eoertrddHser Se(tedun9 wiro (id lest inner
balb Der benirtratilden Yartet pieoerbelen. 81
auh ba5 9teiult1t p~aIelte Ieln miro, rb lia pie
Faltei als Ipl6e gu eiger ueuen bimllelI4retens
cen 9AdnOun9 re8 NcdteS berbelialIe n plro,
rrer p6 ibre ~beliereu @leuaente iid NIT zen See
putlitarern rereuli9en unc % ra8 Gerbrehen
perbilten lperben, = ba5 mlSen ptr fir beute
nidt 81 entide!oen.
Wir CT udsn unIere 2eier, II adfpl9en>
Sc 8eleu dtun9 eer BOT pa Su>
0anan'S einet Icr9falti9en Briifuu9 gu un=
terwerfen. Nir maren bemlbt, Die 5abllcIen
Ini5fe uno gntltelunSen, monlit oer Yrdlicent
leine idledte Sad,e gu beundHteln Iudt, ms
redte 9idt Su Itelea. Sc rert{capet tplro boz
ientli6 feiuer unierer Qeler mebr lein, baB ibn'
cie8 srele 2idt III ZEN &uSen webe tbutl
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~ nterifaniTcDe 0S4cbricDten

8 eitere8 uber Bite SpnQreR,
SiBun9 Upm2 Tebr. SIN 9 enate
wurpe Die Seratbui,9 Der Armeez8iu lrrtse<
lest. 9 "a B: er lpirre flr Die Sermcbs
run9 Der Arnlee %ltimnen, ipeun ct lid narauf
~rerlallen fcnute, RAP bic GrupFen aus &Qnla5
5uriG9e6c9en werben. Ilerpin98 perpe e8
Der Yrdltoent leet fuum nebr waBeu, Gle 2ez
cpmptcn~VerfaIiun9 rem 0olfe NIT YBalIeu9ez
malt ouT5ucrdn9en, Qber man mIlle lider 9ee
ben nno ole8 9ewiB lpiilen, ebe man etpa5 per=
wiai9e. st werpe peBbalb, ebe er cine iOtde
VerliAerun9 babe, feinen Sent UerpiQi8en. SIN
uebriseu mare er oafitr, DAB Die Arnlee bebufs
eer urtereridun9 Der Hebeuion III lltab pers
mebrt perpe, a5er nur fir pte Oauer peS TelOz
5uS8. Sole muncerte ii4 Eber Die 9enlIz
BiJte Sprad'e Sewarp's; e8 fonlnle ibm pcr,
ais mclle lid Separo nit %leiler WtIBi9ung 9ez
rape Ie Der SflapenbaltermdAt 5t 6i6en lesen,
nte rie8 rDr 10 Sabrcn Daniel Webf.er Qes
tbln. Semorp l18te, ct Jet genaBiBt neil
CT li6 Dor Der administration II Gt nlebr iiirfs
ten gu brauNen 8 nb>. Sa1ll8 lei frei, mSJe
Die Apminllt;at on oa8c9en lnldeu, mas lie
wpue. - 9tun lef Dix yecomptou Contribution
netlt pes Yrdlipenteu 8rtlA1it ein.-& *
suit! Olele BotI9aft iei bon Nufln9 bis sl
&n6e cine 6alihunB Fer GjeiAidte Don &anla8.
Der eii5iSe lllurpatrr bort let Der PrdlloeHt
nit %letner Nrmee. Ocu8la8 iiber8ab elneH
Protelt peS men er,piblten @cuperneurS Snltt9
uno ber unpereu erpdb(ten Stlat5beamtea rCn
8anlas seeeu Gle Auinablle BON Sanla8 uuter
Der MISUNDERSTANDING uno beantra9te. Den
4SrcteIt an pie territorial : Scnln1lttee gu Der
Iocmb8 belpbte Die BctlAalt
ldinlpftc auf Die Gopeca<@c nftituticn ulO Uer,
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MAIDEN gu fSnnen. Gbe bieIer Wuffenlialtauo
i'm mar, 9in8 Die Bcit ub.
Gomcnfort bat, pie e8 ideint, ra4oem CT 0e@
iebeu, rlB bic 9tepolullcnire e8 aui Nifteru'
flung Sauta 4nnl8 abseieben baten, BEN Nao'S
cllen ric Sanp CUR GeriSbnun8 9ebrten. 81
oiel nj gnre bat Ell ben 8icesRrdiipenten 5uare5
aus Der Saft c~ntlalien unO i9m, ME c%erlautet,
Die PrdliOeutrAaft iibeltra9en, ft4 iel6lt oter
nur ben Sber6efebl aber Die 2rmee pcr6ebals
ten. geititiSt itd ries, 10 fOnnten Die @aoti'
lden Wlrrl11le bulO gu einer befri'bi9eloen go
Jung 8 lan9en. DEM paB Die l1nterorifun9
pe8 neutrality-suspicious. pcrerit Die 0aupt'
lade 1T, wertea lpcbl aub Tie Uerbili nlteH que
ro8 einle6en.
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MERCHANT TAiLUK

"a unit fn33&pmab1et @letberdabeH,
QDeE, Qratt. StraBs, 9tr. 5oo u. 5oo1at
Weinsn dtebrteu Treunhel unb benz DubItfum rntAe 10y pier
nit bic NHleiae, t6 tb unter ~beutsem Datum pds l@on let
,5atrsa an nisiem 9lats st0el'5te @ei % {h HG,sm'' InIi Ga o eSpt
Seittten 6errenIleieer, nsuefter 6acpu, ~ ben btut9ts1n Yret'
len s~Orrdtpie bdlten pnS aud {Ulbe ef Stteaans e%nlsff!9ea
perbe-GpTe fir gDinter.0ibdf anb 2rlen e; n aAeM Spt.
tan uub III alien Nreifen.-6e9nere cine Nus pa9l NfgealV'rme
F5tSdc. Sc, fOmie aue In tieies 6u6 f0fesenee Artttel:
So ellie BE feluns i'm ipercen prompt, btAis Hh0 IN rue3e'
Ter 1rff rpn MIR anaeferttgt perben.
Des181tr S.N. @at'<H
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gxSidDfi0 fir Ginsoanoerer.
So go ss5szIL- -
Reue arrangements fir gterpanoerer, Die mad
be,n Weffeu III reiieu miinIAen.

~. H.,to tn q s9caSSnnker an. mereen bic G1nrnnbersr
auf Ser WOItGern Central Galpertfrset DEPOT @tlsnbabn mtt
: en- GrpreF;ua b%ef6rtert. Die 8abn bistet babur9 ben Sr'nit-
orosten siue2 "a SFere @prtbe ttf ais trseno etne
9npere gebu, ais it {e TIN 81 Nlttlen tlrier ais iepe aaeere
1ahn mad teaannten Yldbea, ais; ~
Bittstura. 6leUelaab, Detroit, 6crt Basne,
6 aoc. W}anautee, @alenu, Dubuque, ct.
Is /. Nod 98lanp, burlington, Soma Sitp
M 0srtsn tssbalb bic nit Der @Ortgern @entrat 1ahs &C.
men eSe5enSen Bort eiatreFen, aud wsrOsn 4 NAL wcniser PIE
Waeen tabei seps&lslt. Die 9abn Siees bar9 etal SnaFsa
Gbeil pon ObtS. Sic sanse &ntferaWa8 Oe1 pisr Bis eptea92
# 500 Nteien. Dns Gspdf Wire Atsr Sejst3het (nartepS R"'
92ad Gre6liae, Dabtcn, Cincinnati, Snoiana'
polls, Qoui8riue uao ct Fouls
ntrfta tbesfaGS YaAastere bef6r9ers nEo fmRF y y ,TeottrrS
faafa mit ssni a9t. s y a Ssssss 70 t stSF,Saf8 aa 81 a s.r.
& ~ T'"e' 9nrSIob rfSs 8iGette .rerten pertauft IN Ger OIFet pss
Aeenten. ) eva v ~ m..s
Hft14s& SO. 3D. EeRS@Sreetf Hear p'Ist *o~'l"
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AUGUST WAGNER.

GGU0
SAT! @a8l 0a5
Eatrtfent SOn alien @fteR
Wr T =SS G q I { u
@ltttseitts tade I'D cas- @ptliium bsrdnt auImcrilann, pdD
d. aQe Writer cen @etdultdtsilen NIT easrttrtn eInr1dte..
@aes3ypni HQter. lopie ale gam SreNren pes @0les 8eFN
Nu8uf @aener,
Suni 26-1I Wr. GO, Sut.@tarlesltr.. nane 9ratf
Gin neuer Blan RE eu9lilde SprQde lelHt,
tequem unb biui9 5u e%rlernen j!
I'm allen bier leteneen Dsutfhen 0eleeentest 81 btttsn, n@
rdtrsnh Der getntermcrate cine 6snstntB hEr e1ghl%sn
GtreGe su e~rtcetbsu. er6Hust Der Enter8ti6nstt gletgSslasS va =
naeitEmmsnten or Ntn GOnntoa i'm SepEem9tt iIIrrssrr;dI
S9uisu, nh On isttnt G1Hatage uFuntfrpre@ea - min
IN epen !2psisea Der cn9ltfAen Spradhe ertNe.'t Or t0i SpuI.
inns Sper GsnStAs MlPrasnS pn 9 upr an y Wso%mittaoS rom
bsrpar., srifhm Gutdw une Yaesfr. RrnSAross
IS2 HSr an In 81. 3. side pDn galtimrrf nnp SpHVHAust
Isa 3 Ibr ON In NPputormers Sane, @fe 9eH %u oa : ~. y y M nM'
Sgestepmersfr. = unetrri&tsssIb .mShat''W SAWS !" y"
t@S aabtbdr' z.t..,nA s.. Oar.
beS(prane ouseinouber su fesen pa p1ne oteietpe en- 1eeHlY
einem Idab(ummen 1Iet6t, bar mere: anPtte pupents! naW
id, usrIfonhfIh nfahsa taar, une sufntpa4ren 5uthaes1eSt
serehtst Tnb nrId6t ptrb. Mu0 iub bic nun aeranEooenoen
ouorn sc fsterobente RaRs eeeeret, has dm Snnat- & erieIhte
II miberboI IS. unb 70 jeee QDDGe ltdern ScrtAtitt III sa@en,
mas Sci ber Qt'dtiefett unb @rIrolihteit Or septlaeioeos geo
@ss.rtiateu fh ur Is eemtfer ermdrten 11Bt
AA- Or. GanSbur9'8 NloAen sur @sternua9 ser eu9s
ff4eH SpTa2e mCrfen mfTeen AM y. Attrrer erpTnSti Sn0
mar t1net Ger uatsrrtht an IN a~fntterpnr. am y, III 1sA'F'"
m ~ pRS in Mepn 4rgmxa 9els wnt . 1855.
81. v. Sin Sb1rG. ~.
nrpfsarv Sra g~gersIaro Gnlttutse u. Av Netrtpn urtperHtS
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE INDIAN.

QUEBEC, July 25.-The steamship Indian from
Liverpool on the li.h, arrived here this afternoon
The Europa arrived out the 10th and the YAM
der bilt the li;h.
The Agamemnon had returned to Queenstown -
She reports that the break occurred Just Under hsr
,,ern as indicated byYthe electrician "t the Nlagsrs.
Sn. had paid out LAG miles After ascertainiDg The DIS
conne1lon. she immediately returned 10 The renoez
vous IN mid ocean, and crused about there Tor nve
days for the Nisgara then returned to Qusenstown
Alter her arrlv al the directors decided 10 make an
other trial this seaso and the feet TO leave egsn
for mij-ocean on the l7th
The M.hommedar. bad risen on the Christians in
Jiddsh. in Arabia. aud massacred twenty. including
the French and English cou-os. The British gov
eminent had ordered three Of war 10 that port
Later advices had been received from India and
China. but they contained nothing Of importance.
LIAERPooL, July 25 Cotton cios' duI at q ds.
cline OF 81. Liver qn4i;es most sff -cted. Sales
he lsst three days, ID 900 bales. Spectators ahd
-xoorters took OOU Dsles each Manchester reports
are uniavorsble but prices not quotaoiy ower:-
Bresdstufs are dull, but steady. Soutnern PlouuCe
ia steady. The money market generally Is unooSngeo'
Consos closed at 95t,
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
ENGINEERS OFFICE OF THE
c0rJycrny JyyJ DUJO RAILROAD d.


COFISGTON AND ONO RAILROAD,}
:5sNGToS, Alle.han Co, Va, 9th July, 1853. }
(i.Eb bIROPOSALS, addressed 10 the undersigned
AZ ecd rsed Proposals" will be received at th!s
ou Monday the 2S.h instant, until IL CLOCK, NJ,
'e:aesisy, the 9th OF August next, Tor the grading
nts0nty Of about ten miles OF the CoVipgton ana
Railroad in detached sections, lying between Gov
r. aud the White Sulphur Springs, IN Greenoricr
k"' twenty one miles west OF Covington.
e,'e upon the portions OF the line to be let four tun.
sao,e aggregate length will be about 1900 feet and
es:iuc 30 900 cubic yards of inasopry. The super
!. are Of ;ncse bridges will not now be let.
''2tchc,s ns and plans OF the work and the form
'aae', ~Hch sa,cs fully tee terms and conditions
sa.a II is 20 be let may be had and seen At this
% aud n,er the Goth instant
fi'o?O.bs received will be opened for examination
4 .apar.son on ,he 9th OF August. The resulie OF
Examination and comparison, will be reported to the
III. e Pubic Works oil Virginia i'll its character as
Il 'tron and Ohio Railroad Company, at their
-; u Richmond on the 18th OF August next.
a. ,1iens OF the work by the Board, Ms soon as
.! be communicated TO the parties interested.
Y ''-'is will not, knowingly, be considered from any
'y 10, personally examined the sections and por-
ts iEc and work TO be let and the speclhcations
's hereof Eor from any who are not p: epared 70
sr' personal attention to such work as may be al
\; Aic undertaken by them
sn'is reserved 10 accept such proposals ne Will
Il Qi' ,nc faithful construction and completion OF
t according TO contract, and TO reject uny VI all
4. ~ lot satisfactory
i uS,cr of tho allotnen. Of any section or work
{ t'+.love9
j .s3a' proposin. for work, who may be unknown TO
ls'sned. ara expected 10 present satisiactary re-
.e'' By order Vt tho Board ot Public Works.
4 '~v" CHARLES Is. FISK, Chief Ea.t'