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PALMER IL SMITH,

PALMER IL SMITH,
TEAVING FORMED 4 COPARTNERSHIP IN THE
general brckmaking and building business respect
fully announce that they prepared to furnish bricks in
quantity and execute contracts their line at the
shortest notice and prices which cannot fail to give sat-
isfactiOn.
Always hand supply of circular drain bricks, to
which we invite public attention.
CHAS. w. PALMER,
ELDRIUGE SMITH.
Raleigh, Nav IA. So
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OPINIONS of Eminent Lawyers various points of
u English Jurisprudence, chiefly concerning the Colo
onies Fisheries and Commerce of Great Britancoleced
and dgesed from the originals in the Board Of Trade and
other Depostores: By George Chalmers, Esq, R. s. s.
A.-one Vol large Octave, pp sl6.
For sale by
H. D. TURNER,
..,- N. c. Book Store.
RALEIGH Sent l. 1883 TO
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ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY!

SADDLES, HARNESS., BRIDES, &c.-ThE
- undersigned has on hand, OF bis own manufacture
LADIES' AND GENTS SADDLES, of every grade and
quality; BOYS AND WAGON SADDLES; CARRIAGE,
BUGGY, CART AND WAGON HARNESS; and all other
Goods usually kept in Regular Saddlery Establishment
which will be sold for cash, short credit to puncua
buyers Orders thankfully received and promptly
cuted.
C. w. D. HUTCHINGS.
Raleigh, March Is, 1853. EFT.
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FURNITU RE! FURNITURE!
TIME SUBSCRIBER WOULD ANNOUNCE TO
the Citizens of Wake and all the surrounding
ties, that he still keeps on hand at his
Furniture Ware Rooms in Raleigh,
"a Squares East of Cape Fear Bank,)
large and extensive assortment of the best Furniture
such Bureaus Centre Tables Secretaries Chairs Bed
steads Wash Stands &C., &C.. all of which be will sell
the most reasonable All orders pun .tually and
faithfully attended to ut short notice
MAHOGANY, WALNUT, AND COMMON
1vl Wood Cfns made to order the shortest notice.
az Also FISK'S METALLIC BURIAL CASES kept on
hand The Subscriber has fine Hearse for Funeral oeca-
April %, 1885, SLY.
u1REsH COVE OYSTERS, in and H. Cans.
II Fresh Salmon in and b. Cans
Fresh Lobster, in AID Q H. Cans.
.ss4-. ' '''' ''' ''." JONES MOORE -
-... s.sr- Family Grocers.
Raleigh August 6, 1883. ~ ST.
rEi{ A CARD. .
a Ii PERSONS having business with us will please
"A address Boz IT. at Raleigb . our work is q Smith
field for the present. !. - e =
Raleigh. July %. 1sss -. ] ss
laleF eIMPeaTANrs TO ladies. - tss.9s.s I
.srh, MS,aAss Ixsts Grsse Wsnaeri sE's@5
THf EEEssss sRk klo rtH .Rs,, 5oofEp
sse1s losi ~ . esss.a
s. NsohpssT Al asS sESrtt N sdinsssble
staa xlfh q adjnsta16 Bustef No WsAr out-No Tear
,..s. We s b 8 TUCKERz
5S faa x ~ exc
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DLANK LAND DEEDS, OF THE LATEST AND
- most approved FORM just printed, and for sale at the
"Standard Office.
Also Wrs, Subpoenas Warrants, and variety of other
blanks.
Aug. Is. 10
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BITrROLFF s SON. .

IN 'DEALERsIn jew eIry, w atches, Ci cks,
lA. Silver Ware. g. C., have now on hand wei
eleclea stOck Of gold and Llyer aches; nne
Iewelry OF all kinds and of the latest Styles iankee
Olpcks in Bronze, Ironand Wood cases; silver Table
and Teaspoons pIated ware, porte monies go silver
and Steel spectacles, &c, which prepared TO
at the lowest eastern prices and warrant every to-
he what il is represented The public generally are in
vited call and examine for them selyes, at the old
stand, on Main street, between lst and and. apo
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EV NSV IL BE ca
PAPER WAREHOUSE.

N%TE have nog on hand, and offer ON liberal terras,
vS awelI Assorted stock for printers and bookbind-
ers, among which we name ssa'
,5O0bundes Printing Paper, assorted sizes;
1000 Straw Boards; 1000 Tar Boards, -
As well as colerel Printing Paper; plain Cap and Host
fat Caps DENY, Nreium, white ard colorei ards and
Card Bosrls Which have cut to any size Post
office paper; Manila Wrapping, Printer Ink. &c
wealso beg leayeto cali the attention Of deaersto our
stock OF 900 bundles Wrapping Paper, and 100 ross Of
Bonnet Boards. The highest market pfieh paid for
Rags:fasi o. .as1as TENNEYz& soRENsoNsa 1
apas- gsq ss;on ssog Gf ssslic5 - noflTia
/ x i1''iA Cows; Cows, Cows! 5ncEi ~ .sF-
nSoUI cowsjust in fronn thes eountry1.o Fer sale
- yoda baG gsto .ss]h.'9cCo H. coon -s = sosf ~ :.
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All communications strictly confidential. -.-s.
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates TO
t. IS. SWAN & co, Augusta. Ga

~ Persons residing near Montgomery, Alahama,
or Atlanta, G'orga, can have their Orders i'ed, and
save time, by addressing = Swan Co., AZ either ot
those cities. -1
s5- list Of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel. with the amount Of the prize that each one is
entitled to, will I've published after every drawing, in
the following papers:-Augusta LGeol Constituton-
alist New Orleans Delta Mobile egster, Char Tltoi
Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta IntelligenceI,
New York Weekly Day RoOk, Savannah Morn,n 2,
News. Richmond Dispatch. News, and Pauldng
(Niss) Clarion. 80 L.. - - -.
; fes.2l. ?
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ISrUg store
DR. IL. PENNINGTON ~

EHAvING purchased the stock of Medicines open
n ed for sale by Crawford Bell, few months since
desires call the attention of the public
of physicians and merchants coming to this City to
make purchasers. to his assortment, Thict viii e
Constantly receiving additions from the Eastern cities,
and which win he sold as low terms be afford
Ell by any other establishment in the West No. 3,
Washington Block Buildings. y H-.A sep.29
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Prepared from pre- srton of Sir James Clark e, N.
d., Physician EXTRAORDINARY to the Quean. This in-.
valuable Nc clne isunfling In the cure of those
paiufuind dangerous diseases nciGent 10 tie feraae
constitution. .sfdEfI 5IE3c bra II
IT lnOdertes all excess, EemQyes all distractions aal
prihgs the monthly rriois with regularity. These
Pills should he used tvo oT three weeks lFeriogs To
confinement; they fortify The c6sfitutio and lessen
the suffering during enabbngte mother 20 per-
form herdutes with safety, to,hersef and chd.-.
These Pills -hou W not De taerI bv females dnrine,
the eEiihI M IlkEE MpAIFS ei fregnalcy, Is they:
they e sIf are saf e s.,gs agg q.
in the Back and Limbs, lIeaviness, Fatigue onSlght
EXertiOn, Papitation OF the esF, owBess of Spirits
HysteTics, Sick IIealache,, Whites and all the Painful
iseses occasone by disortre system, these Piiis
wteiecta cttt hen Ali ptlef Inea have failed, and
although a powerful remedy do not contain iron,
calomel, antm6ns ratSy other mrersf9itEi lE -.
Full dircctions, eceompahylng each package. Price
in the Uited States and Csnsa. One Dollar. NM
N.B,-siD and q p9s,ags ftap 1s.eDcloselt 70 any
return mail. W -1W.RoBERTs, Imiapapolis,i 81
sff 10 ssas.i!vHaLLoeKE II ESTopbIiiB~ 81
apsf 57-lyis f vi GeneE.l Agents, Evansville ?.
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'sodaHALL9CKuss,sT0RpssRp % .
nPORTERssLANR. R.oDEALEIiS "a


,,nLs gfnss 81 nszT7IS c7-sS o. biss p aoifn,
'C8emie5,2 % bnA sse1sa o. nod; ,saisq
sf- 'sd5iatatass. .asibul sdT .sriafs eds e
eiidv 5uss Paints, fsis 1s7o evEd sasrr-a
-obisst bsg- 0iis,.s E.s..s l,sv .z4si-,.,
ssirsssb bas asira 'asA4S;5S &s'4S;G3 gorsmsa rss
Oh ysdT .srosls xrsv ls s5jsadoao Glass I
+ l.ir .1oasgolg 10; 5zht Dye ,Sss.Ss, .:rs .oI
Ti-uSSeS.
Patent liedieiaes,
- 'rsgfarm{,g,, -" ''''s s''a' .
has b8Ssgbs dhdl.f1 odt p EmE9 8fi 4
"a Fancy drtScles, n .vsFps . ,a ha,aist
Together witl.an assoranento Taoh Clothes,
Paint and Nvhitewas Brushes, an 81 wfth they pro-
cure from first hlasS sell at as sh apVf as such
articles can e sold
so:-ConstantIy1 on hand large apti varied as
sortmeDt Of ~. ..--r .E..r : r-ffs
DAGCERREQTTP STOCK. '1
80. -. --N .r7h't -l-- .DIsp 70 Sii' 90 90
.SSsComeros. TO sc7ol ~ 15d yusssr os 81
jud ,'ral Cases, ,,s ssw 1861 5zfbrT -s !
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And almost every article used IN DasSereotyping or
Anibroty-piiia-
Orlers from operators PROMPTLY filed and forwarded
at a small advance on Eastern prices.
- We Constantly receiving fresh supplies of
articles enumerated above, and others usually kept In
Drug Stores, and every ARTICLE soid by is warranted
to be pure fresh and genuine. a..
~ Particular attention raid 10 fIng Ply sicisns'
orders, and Orders from country stOres.- We nyte
those Wishing articles IN line IN call or send and We
sure give satisfaction both in Eul 70 quail
ity and price, uALL9CK SIOpDAED,
my4-fy'57 No. - Main STREET, Evansville, Ind
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: ss.aI ]. EEa GsfER,sI 10 q
NESa4t 51aS:pcS,,. g..

/ -MS& l. 9AS.Rzst rs
On I.oeYst ,Aenr second st, Evansville, Ind,
hrE he subscribers have opeed new Mar SHOP,
q IN caldWell's R1ilip ss on Loqust near second
Ply q eSrell llent s Esef Au us'sp R,gS, ps~ 81
good Iaar sausag es. and when team ae procured
% N ave sSo hsir & % nome s When n tss Ley
dfnIss nsyl 6s2H 6s2dHA AH y R H CHE ai sss
rTOl FARsIETss oASDI5sOEsKiPACiS- p
isshsd si--lo6ERs. 10 ssur1ss isnans
sEss g ps,sl ss BfsPars s 3 3 esy Sss
aSSss snS ssR 2sS sdetP 62 ag # our
-s5 hrs 500 HOssPFR DAY. a11oo II
wshaSsfy7g LARGE ps6,s + 4SNKsfdr sssuasps3s
Sdaas 81 s nsa 5 s S{ ad ssdaGe
'ii,l Hsss sis sitefes atom HOnsc willie DELIyER.
- b!s k55y, 81 s&slljGI oisA 5eo.irii
Evansville, s il Ind, Ssy st9, a. ~, aSS
q Jssd.dPIsLNAINGION,i5 Jss sbssd
HAsjss rsceiEeafrsaA SUPPLIES q t9si fgIl9YnnE
EsaEesd;,s ed s, Iss7 szal on Il 81 sd .r, ,ai bas
Carpet Carpet brushe;, isI' .BlscEing Brushes,
bRsP59aiPs saaa saI Hsa finelt Hss f1sfs B4asss,
bsiRffis StsssSSi 3D. 1s fs2a4 fS2P5a 6a.e4s R4seF ro
bss s4iSs sS Saf no. WsieassS lISt SssGFSi
ssoI1lac cEesne Green, IMltaFkipg Bushes b !, o.
az 7isaiEooK TnIs. WAY. .wCH sIs sza
Z AN Bask hs psE PsssE ssss1q Il al e ei S Sis' a M
pFsas sss . p qsss ts p Earts.F nsssf ,, g any q
&c ss Ss6S HsFs eve r. + YSfig gYSg5gs sPS S ft i
elsewhere. - elc .tngK ~ noye,-1.- .
s6il 20 COAL FOR sALEs. gd "a
VNE hay ion haird and are coRsantly sreoeiyins,l
which viii ri de,Te, d p nay ,t f ne ee S E i
Orders left at James Laughlins warehouse. at the
office Of Nathan owies willie Fsq4lEtiy a.sR5sa TO-
gSITCH, ROsIN AND TAR "a nI
aec, % lsst h9 t p35 sac pGG1rrrs
ETRRsII Peaches, pears, Strawberries, oninces..i
y lums. Pine APIS, &e:, NC, In Tn cans and
glass Jars, forSiie bv y n. II. COOK 4 son.
.-11--A--a.-- - - as,------
GUM JELLY splendid article. For sale by -.
~ lat-'4H .oi Y. IL. OOOhS soN-1 4
EDEPpsR : sucs, &C. 81 % s-sGs'bi ri
g 'See' Do ccfRSfp ca.aSSp; eiiiiioBhgq 7oi gsfs
$40 as4, s,ti fieifi @ fql siIf IL 65S0x SON
BSLouRs4 So % ygid yrs ssoi ( 80
Il lSl barrels Family superliac Tor salety
novsh w slstt-' = 81 rGEo. F0sTERfS Cosoa
lSHEEsE.s .s-tnCT sd ~ t3EgT..sa- -rssrf
~. Hamburger. Western Reserve and English Dairy
Chese 80 boxes choice just foT sls ~ Li
THE PREcEPTs ron lAfPhOTEsIRNTs
JIE rrecepss fer ae ca d inpsotemsnts on latsg
sas ss i2iS q aRe ass SSS2R
law ysnsIIB2 sioiFho"'S''iiE "Sii NolItLiN' COL pql-rF.
.glJago- eGi
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

TEiAs OF slBsChiPTlcN. -
tMhieil ....lzo W
BY the week payable 10 Carriers). 10
lri-heeklN Itler ........... 49,. ......-. \ w
Clubs of Is or more l..........:.. so
T,x Guisss w
INehcO OcPIeS..-. ...-. 80. .... "a. - W
- The privilege OF yearly advertisers is limited to
their own mme Late business, in their own name; and
all aiyersemens Tor the benefit Of other persons,
well legal aversemens and adyerisements Of auc-
lion ses and Advertisements with the name OF other
PERSONS sent in BY them must be paid TO- at the usual
rates. ......- -. .-f..r. -
~. No report, resolutions proceelings OF any COR
pOration, ETY. ASSOCIATION public meeting and no
eommunicuioil designed - call Attention 10 any mat
tr OF hmite or individual Interest can be inserted, un-
less paid for an advertisement. j d, 4 rTLs.rT
p, ~ No aivatisenent can be, iny-ted ratuitously
chy'a5le o. other societies, public institutions or
- Cmftaets for yearly aslversine viii not be die
office, and vhe disc gei in les than year. The
pr lice OF the Whole wear VIII he chtrSed
90 begnl advertisements herealte VIII he publish
st t pnse % the attorney OreTing and not delay
tc for the legal Proeeedines, but coleeable at our
ssual time. -, -
"a Our terms for job WORK and transient advertise
nents are CASH. i1ig y L.-.-ss-s -
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1ist giataos sraogxG a4AaozIzT 40
q haa ,suia1oH eli, sfsSssEl ed 70 ssoqsr
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l.
- PLAN OF THE LOTTERY. se-ra !,
The Numbers from I to 80 O0o, corresponding with
those Numbers the Tickets printed separate slips
Of paper, etcirclei With small tin tubes aHdp phced
in one W heel. y rf lILt - ..--a.n % :
The first 49, Prizes, similarly printed and encirclel,
The wheels are then revoved, and number Is drawn
from the wheel Of Numhers, and at the same time
Prize is dawnfrom the other wheel; The Number and
Prize drawn ont are opened and exhibited TO the audi
ence, and registered y the Commissioners; the Prize
being placed AGAINST the Number drawn. ThisepeIsi-
ton il repeated until al the Prizes are drawn out.
Approximnt ton Prizes. The two preceding and
the twU succeeding Numbers to those drawing the first
Prizes wiu h. entitled TO the ~ Approximation
Prizes. Forex,aple, If Ticket No. ll,2gO draws Il
s50,001 Prize those Tickets numbered 3S, l2ta ll2i
and l22, I'D each he entitled to sfD. If Ticket No
$50 draws the $4,000 Prize, those Tickets numbered 55s
80 55l, , will each heentitledto to 5000, and so on ac
cording TO the Above scheme.
figure Of The Number that draws the sGee Prize. Fuf
example, III the Number drsvn the st90e0 Prize enos
ends in T. wiu Ne eTtited to s56 II the Number ends
with No p tier ail ne cksts where the Number ends
in will be entitled to so, and so on 70 s. fl
Certificates OF Psc cases will be sold at the following
Certiiicsie Package of 70 WHOLE Tickets $50
&c iSoTarterf 7.ss-r i....;. 50
7, !" le Eighth. 81" ........... 10
In ordering Tickets or certificates enclose
the money address for the IicAets oruere On
receiI of which they viii he forw ated 5y first ma-
Purchasers have tickets ending in any figure they
The list OF Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent to
purchasers INN ediately after the drawing.
rS- Purchasers will please write TIER signatures
plain and give their Post Office, County and State.
- Remember that every Prize is drawn and paya-
BILE in full without deduction:
rs- All prizes Of 81 600 and unier, pail Immediately
after the drawingother prizes at the usual time OF
I'M cornuTu icatons strictly confidential. .-. '-
rlarsfo Tici.etS or Cpriff iffrates \
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o,-oo AIL]Ss. alhVuns!h5 sp....-S-io,-pV Il
Whole Tickets, so; Halves, $5; Quar-
30 80 ni'" lters S2I5O Vo7fsa u. ~
Look to your interest, and compare this scheme with
F any other.
h -. Certificates OF Packages Ten Tickets are Sold
at ne following rates, which il the risk >: 9e 25 Ea
10 Half Tickets 81 90.
10 Quarter Tickets ts.....-..-....-... ...... /. 80
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NJ flIas5}ssn sfocI-,s Ver,Ti q -.

ID. Il. .Tahenstock's Fermlfqge. -,
d EFTEf an experience of aim ost thirty years in
IA srhe prelipatipptf Nerrif0ge, am new eHatledr
to Offer nv Improved NeTnifugetO the public, as an
article in eyyry1way Nv Orthy fc0pfence, erg the
most eectual Worm DESTROYER fnseiEher Children or
Certificates Of persons ~ wei known Yer9city, ena-
llestpe ait ifoff ue shesitaon HhaPver,to guaraT7
tee il 70 give the fu- lcst satisfaction.
I 1851 brS e!zffBf B.1 sFASf ENSgOCK.f ~ 4
8 Late of,the firm of r. A. Tahenstock & Co.
SofdwlToIesiIe. bt F.L Fabenst 0s; et ca yhole-
sale pguggiss, Aotg, corner o9d and Fotrih sts.,
~ piHasuYEsl Pag4fEi5 eA4 au IfAllE..L 60 a.TfEsT
ists AMI sn I2da1ni siiS
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- oiLI.IcAoICEL Isl. LIQUORS.

a LLIS.& U0WES have some OLD BOURBON
and FINBFBRANDisin bottles, for
the complaints of the season, for the bene OF their
friemfs. Ihose wanting good arcle viii sall a. rsI
sstt sAz s~ GEL eT1@SIss ,'1 : ~" i,fs
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THE,BosTOSs RELTING costP'AAYi.-

:, 800, do Z, ., 10 inch, 3ani plys d.
= 800 do ", 70 ~ ineh.o 4pIy; liti. OIL va
The best Betting used adapted fog and damp sit
iations, can he applied WHERE Leather Betting cnot-
Be sure You purchase the Boston article Boston
Betting hfs 6fv ter cent Indian Ruber. 1T is "
also complete assortment Of GumPHcking. GasNess
and Pipe Rings Address the Boston Betting Com
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- EvANsvfI ND TFTURs5A y MORNING. JAN
Jasper County .Academy Lottery,

Our Lotteries draw IL Macon, Gas. Small Scheu es
every Saturday, and Savan;ih, Ca, Large Schemes
about the l5th ofseyery month. mif.iv sds ad ot I
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PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

; aO0 Prizes amounting to ...... S32O,OOt
Whole Tickets so: IIalyes So; Quarters s2s...---
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! J..LdPi dPiEN2INGTON,i sb,.i
.IsaiInoEI rRIs WAY.

II JIAN E.iuSt receiyed- q splendid assortment ot
n Blank Book Paper Of All The sizes, which Lam pre-
pared ~ get up y qs at the Eaertssf n9tHs % any
patron that may he wantcd, VIII or without printed
head. 4 have istgl ispeKs and Bills suia y always
on hand Give ". l.. JOHNSON cal befdre going
elsewhere.l ~ ele tneW vf novs-u-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29
PERSONAL.

- On Saturday the 18th, "a the Right Rev. Arch
bishop Blame passing from steamer to another.
at Donaldsonyille La he fell in such manner ~ 10
break both bones Of his left leg. Apart from hs suffer
ing he was doing as well az could be expected.
Thomas X. Joynes, Sr., Of Accomac, styled by
The Richmond Enquirer, 4" one of the mighty men u
Virginia died at his residence on Sunday, the l2th
The late Ebenezer Francis Of Boston, the richest
man in New England left tequest 10 Harvard Col
lege as expected. lie beque.tbs 800 900 ia egacc~
5000 coo to each of his two daug lters Mrs. Mann and
Mr. Bowdtch and the balance Of his estate hs places
in trust for the benefit Of his nine grandchildren; thu
interest about 1884 900 per year. TO 60 to his dsugh-
ters. The grand total is about five millions.
Among the distinguished Administration Demo-
Gratis in Kentucky who sympsthze with Mr. Douglas
in his present contest, we would mention, says The
81. Lous Republican Of the 22d that Vice.President
Breckenridge, as We understand not only declares
openly that he desires the Judges election, but says s
is ready To 90 to Ino. to assist him in his
his services are needed
Letters from ex- President Pierce have bsen re-
ceiyed dated at Geneva, Switzerland, Sept B. He
was soon 10 leave for Italy by the Mount Cents route
and after visiting Turin, Florence, &C.. would pro-
ceed 10 Rome where he will spend the Winter. lie
was in excellent health and the health OF Mrs Pierce
was much better than when they len me ohlton
States. y. H. Patriot
To the loss of the late Dr. Beers, are now com
neIled to notice that Of Thaddeus Sherman, esq,
another Of our prominent citizens, who expired at bis
residence AT the advanced age Of ~ years. lie died
81, bis birthday Iii. father the Rev Nathaniel
sherman brother Of the signer Of the Declaration of
Ipendence and Of the father Of the late Hon. Roger
sherman Of Fairfield. His early business hie was
paced in this city. He subsequently went TO New
York and for 20 years at the head Of one Of the
leading importing and commission houses Alter the
great fire in 1896 he retired from active business
heavy loser by that coufagratcn, bot .,h n inds-
denient pecuniary circumstsnces From tha' t'me t
wv F' lSsx Haven Journal
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29

1t will be by this list tha the loss of life in the
Austria las been greater than in any o! the other
steamers lost in the Atlantic Ocean.
The only instance that we remember in which there
has. within the lat few years been greater loss of
life in any one vessel anywhere is that of the Peruvian
ship Mercedes, which struck a rock near Callao, May
/, 1854 and sank, carrying down $50 men, Of whom
73l perished
On the 12h of November, 1919, the American
packet ship Caleb Grimshaw took fire at sea, and
burned until the lGh when 339 of the passengers and
crew were saved by Capt. Daniel Cook of the British
bark Sarah while sixty of the passengers who left the
vessel on a raft on the 18th were lost.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29

TEE tSpERGRoUSD pAILBosD.--We ar >..t >,io -
Central Railroad On Saturday who siaisi " ~ - 'us
we're in pursuit OF thre. slaves VINO had rev the on
Dominion Via the underground rail.a!. one y, I've ',
Virginia paper say. that this Institutes ~, NJ
Re-, 90 :, 20 ,, vfo have lo-t yalGabe
- ya1t. al sragts tism Mr. Humphrey cf Rich
81 "-' '4'' 81 lIiEsb-rs Ps,ro;
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 90 1858

when they wen, first ct, il l74', they were yio.
l,ntl, opposed by the p,.opie and when. ia l,13.
the, ver. extended. the citizens regularly tore
dewn every night al that ha,i been buii during the
day. As thousands then hated to s.e them 60 up.
80 other thousands now hsfe to see them 90 down.
But ro down they will-thus marking one OF the
truly memorable eras in his tory OF TINS city.
Market street, when once CLEARED VIII be one OF
the most magnificent avenues on the ,ohi!hent.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29

I.fABLIsHsEST % IHE L,ND Oifiok ,Gn C',a,;'.
.oprr of the General Land Office, In aec3riaiee rlsn
the direction Of the President Of the UnItea s's'T ns
issced notice e.tabhshing the Land One" io' -
Mexico at Santa re from and after 'he ~"
NoVeulbcr next the day 90 whiea t"s a., ''-'''
i,.nS p.,rct for the. gonlor, takes eil'c'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
The TRADE sALE-NEw-YoRk FIREMES--A
LOCAL REVOLUTION.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. g, lS5s.
rom Our Own Corr,.ronaeu;.

PHILADELPHIA. sept. q, ISIS.
As election day approaches the political callron
grows hot and Seethins 1t is this year bubbling up
with more ingredients among lls contents than were
barganed for at the beginning. The fire kindled
under il in Florence's District is raging hrriously
for there the Government bellows Is ia iull blast The
Administration, not content with filling those Offices
which the Constitution has placed within IL gift, is
reaching forth lis long arms into this city, and by
every coercive act, is seeking 10 take away from
the people the choice of Representatives. The ei-
fort to force Florence upon the people, IS danger
Gus and alarming exercise OF Executive power. Ii
is open. corrupt and shameless. hundreds OF men
base been turned ont of th, Navy-lari because
they refused 10 support bin. snd their Pl1ee. sup
Piled 10, o.ncr, who would. Other hundreds srr