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BUSINESS CARDS.


TAMMANY HALL HOTEL.
Corner Nassau and Streets opposite the Park
and City Hall,
NEW YORK
This celebrated Hotel is still conducted on the
European Plan of Lodging Rooms,
and meals be ordered the large and spacious Re
fectOry for
Ladies, as we'll as Gentlemen,
having recently added Elegant Paror for the
vicinity of Business and places of Amusement, and offers
every nducement to those who consult convenience and
economy
Parties going CALIFORNIA EUROPE will be furnished
with all the information desired and be protected in the
CHARLES BROWN, Proprietor
March 26. 1858. 25-3m
FRENCH's HOTEL,
Corner of Frankfort Street and City Hall Square, opposite
the City Hail.
NEW YORK CITY.
This Hotel is conducted on the
European Plan of Lodging Rooms,
and meals they be ordered in the spacious Rectoy
There is BARRIERS Shop, with Baths in connection there
with This popular Hotel is in the immediate vicinity of
mercantile business and the principal places of Amuse
convenience and economy.
Those going California Europe, will be furnished
with all the information they DESIRE and also be pro-
teced from imposition in the purchase of passage tickets.
Il. FRENCH, Proprietor.
N. B.-Beware of Runners who say full, as many
interested in saying
March l6 1853. 23-3m.
BARRON C. wArsox. CASTOR MEAREs.
WATSON & MEARES,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
"a Burlins Slip,
NEW YORK.
SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO SALE OF SOU
y thern produce
Dec. 12. 7-Swtf
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Swaim's Justice--.Revised.
VNHE NORTH.CAROLINA MAGISTRATE.
practical guide to the Laws of the State and the de-
cisons of the Court defining the duties and urs
dction of the Justices of the Peace of Court under
the Revised Code of ls5455 together with full instruc
tiOns, and numerous new Forms and Precedents,
EDWARD CANTwELL, Esq, LII. B.
Ctunsellor at Laso
The above is the title of work which has been recently
store, Raleigh, N G., and is now for sale in - Z
One Vol of nearly 500 pages the low price Of $3 50
Postage to part of the State of the United States
So cents Upon the receipt of four dollar n G. Bank Bill
the work will be mailed address and the change enclosed
in United States post Office stamps
HENRY D. TURNER.
N. C. Book Store. s
Raleigh, N. c., 18th Sept. So
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1858. 1858.
RALEIGH AND GASTUN RAILROAD.
Change Of Schedule.
(AN AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, THE 7TH
u of April, the Passenger Trains will follows:
Mail Train leave Raleigh at Q, a. M,
Arrive at Weldon l.3o, p. m.
Leave Weldon at l.3o, a m,
Arrive at Raleigh 4, p
Accommodation Train leave Raleigh at 4.20, p. m.,
Arrive at Weldon ll.40, p m.
Leave Weldon at 8, p. m.
Arrive at Raleigh A. a. m.,
Connecting with the Trains of the North Carolina Railroad
at Raleigh. -
JAMES NJ. POOL,
Ticket Agent.
April !. 1858. 27-tf.
~ Register copy.
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M EW BOOKS FOR THE YOUNG
II Youths Progressive Drawing Book-First Step.
!" Second
Step by Step; or First Lessons for Children.
Step by Step; Early Lessons No. 2.
My Mother by Comus-with beautiful colored pictures.
The Life of a Ship,
Mister Fox, Wife and Young Ones, Z"
The Boy who turned into Monkey
The Butterfy's Ball and the Grassbopper's Feast,
Evil Deeds and Evil colored pictures.
The Giant Killer; the battle which all must fight.
Roby Family or battling with the World.
Hudson's Bays by the author Of The Young Fur Tra-
ders."
The Bible Hour; Scripture Lessons for the little
at home.
The Young Fur Traders-a tale of the far North by R.
NJ. Balantyne
For sale by
Raleigh, March 90, 1858. Mss
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Vo1.. VIE.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

PROFESSI0NA AL CARDS.
QUENT. BUsBEE, ssS,i= So
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
FAYErrsvILIE ST, RALEIGH, N. C.
Will promptly attend any business iptrusted to him
IN the United States and State Courts and with the
july /. IS t 3sgsfz 66-M
E. BROCK holden,
ACTING OFFICER FOR CASWELL CO.
"ILL ATTEND TO ALL CLAIMS ENTRUSTED
~ to him with accuracy and despatch. Post Office
- March 2 1883. IS
WOLFE & CAIRNS.
MANUFACTURES DEALERS WHOLESALE q RETAIL, IN
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, CARPET-BAGS &c. &c,
Is BollingbroOk Street, ~
PETERSBURG, VA.
July IL 67-1y
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ID EvISED CODE, PRICE q 90. POSTAGE
Also the Revised Code intereaved few copies only
in this form remaining. S so.
W. l.. p keeps also constantly on hand Jones' Digest,
Eatons Forms, 1rede Executors and Law Books gem
eray particularly those required to be read for County
and Superior Court License.
January II, 1856. H.
SOLICITORS, BLANKS.
TUlHE FOLLOWING BLANK FORMS OF INDICT-5
mens just printed and for sale at the Standard Office,
to wit:
Retailing without License,
Assault and Battery
Afiay
Selling Liquor to Slave.
Tradng with Slaves,
Cohabng with Slave,
Fornicat0n and Adultery,
Carrying Firearms, &c.
to order. o.
June 26.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
~ 80 DRY GOODS-SPRlNG, 1855. (
STEVENSON, WEDDELL 4 co.

=
49, ,sss DRY GOODS-SPRlNG, 1858.
STEVENSON, WEDDELL 4 co.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS zss
FRENCH GERMAN, BRITISH 4 AMERICAN FABRICS
HAVE NOW IN STORE COMPLETE ASSORT
Ii ment of new and seasonable Dry Goods, fr the
Spring ard Summer Trade.
Special attention is solicited from the North Carolina
2 JOHN STEVENSON,
= JAMES WEDDELL,
VIM. II. CROW,
Nos IS and 80, Sycamore Street, Petersburg va.,s
March 0, 1858. 4U-#
NEW STOCK OF HATS-SPRING, 1863
TIL OMA R. MOO RE,
WHOLESALE DEALER -
HATS, CAPS, FURS, STRAW GOODS &c
INVITES the attention of Merchants and the Trade to
Ibis heavy SPRING AND SUMNER STOCK OF HATS
bly, in quality and price to those of any obbng house in
any of the Northern cities
No. 63 Sycamore Street,
(Old stand of Major Moore,)
Petersburg, Va.
March 9, 1858. 2U-lm.
A. NJ. NOBLE,
LATHROP. LUDINGTON & co.
IMPORTERS WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
Nos % & 25 Park Place. and 20 & % Murray Street.
Between Broadway and Church ST.,
NEW YORK.
R. D. LATHROP
C. H. LUDINGTON,
]. Ii. MORRISON,
w. FAXUN,
R. ]. HUNTER.
January Q, 1858. 12- IT,
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Book Binding.
JOHN III. DeCARTERET & SON.
RALEIGH, N. g.
r RE STILL CARRYING ON THE BOOK BINDING
business in all its branches at the old stand
Turner'S N. c. Bookstore. !"
Their increased facilities will enable them to execute the
binding of Periodicals. Newspapers, Music, &c with promp-
ness and dispatch, at New York prices.
Books sent them fro any part of the State with d
recions will be b and in style desired boxed and sent
back without delay. address
Raleigh, NJ G.
April 25. 1856. 46-tf.
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WRAPPING PAPER 3
w supply from the Wachovia Paper Mills N. c.,
just received and for sale by
w. l. POMEROY.
Raleigh, March 90, 1858. a.
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WILLIAM J. SAUNDERS, q.
Attorney and G0nnsesljnr ~ STaWss

or RA1RIgH, n. &C. ss rs s 80 as5
The on Fayetteville Street IN the Seer
Iua @ee OF Kemp P. Battle Ed. s. s. & 81
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Phillips Manual Of Plane and Spherical
-s.<s& TTigonometry.
n MANUAL OF PLANE AND SPHERICAL
"A Trigonometry, with some Of its Applications; by
Charles Phillips A. NJ Professor of Civil Engineering in
the University Of North Carolina
For sale by q q - 81
= Raleigh, March 25, 1858. go 3D.
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i'll bel
shall
have
arket.I
.eatly,
If.
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SIDNEY 4. SMITH,
n NO n ~ iEEr..- !.

SIDNEY A. SMITH,
TOR NE At l. a W W,sssl1 1-sss e; Is
VIII. SMITHFIELD, N. G., $50. ~
attend regularly the County and Superor Courts Of
All Johnston, Cumberland, Harnett and Wilson.
entoDO business entrusted 70 his will reye prompt IT
smith6eld. Feb. 90 o. -tf
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ALEXANDRIA.
Correspondence of TIE Star.


ALEXANDRIA, Va, Sept. II, 1889
The weather this morning is autumn like, and
gives token OF the coming Of the scar and yellow
leaf. Our merchants await the fall trade with
much Impotence. They have laid in large stocks
OF goods, and only want buyers to show that
Alexandria can supply the country trade on as
favorable terms as more northern cities
IL seems strange, that notwithstanding he
many warnings given, burglars still continue to
ply their trade in our midst almost nightly. and
apparently with impunity. On SATURDAY. night
an entrance was effected TO the boarding house OF
MI WIN Price, on King street near Union and
a watch and eight dollars stolen from the room
In which Mr.. Price was asleep. The watch was
dropped by the burg lar and afterwa rds recovered
IL is singular that in nearly all the recent burgla
ries, the thieves have had the hard hood to inyade
and rob rooms in which persons lay asleep IL
Is suggested that chloroform has been used TO
render slumber more profound. For this sug-
eestlon, however, there is no better ground than
the depth OF slumber that Is startled not at such
invasiOns.
A number Of neg roes belonging to citizens of
this place have been missing since Saturday and
IL IS feared they have taken passage on the under
ground railroad.
Arrived, yesterdav-schr. Volant Allen, Pa
mnnkey, wheat, to Blackjack, Marshall x Co;
schT WIN. A. Croker, Endicott, Dig hton to ID
a. Lowe; schr. j. Ii. and F. l.. Pharo, Proyi-
dence, to Fowle il Co; steamer Columbia Har-
per, Baltimore, by Wheat & Bro Sailed schr
NJ. e. Durphy, Hall, Fall River, by Borden &
Co; schr e. +. Bayless, Tooker, New York.
tersbuTg, coal, by +. J. Mehafiry; schr. Glass
blower, Hand, Philadelphia, coal, 10y ID. \.
Lowe; schr. Palestine, Cambria, New York, coal,
by Fowlc Co.
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TNs Sass. 7au
6nonsErowE, eept. n, lse,-

V.VA~sfOWHy cept. III, 1608.--
F --re.rg GHoRsrrowS, sept "A, 1sss.
ou. hse' wnarves this morning presents rather
q quiet and unencouraging appearance The
number Of vessels of any moment at them 4.
much smaller than we have seen them for severn,
months past. Along the canal wharyes. how.
ever, things look more lively The minnie, NJ
, Doats discharging coal, slaves, &c, is quite
Mrs Eliza. Henderson, wife of MIR. TarI,on
tienderson, formerly resident of Alexandra.
but for several years past of our city yerv e.ti
maoie old lady, died very suddenly on Sundsv
evrnlng about 9 O'Clock, at her residence. coTnsy
:. .h u.esn ana Dnm6arton streets. Happears that
sue ndu oeen out during the day in the eDiov
lnent Oh her usual health Just before the time
ABOVE mentioned, she became suddenly shocLaS
oy inc unexpected marriage Of a daughter, which
superindnced rupture of some OF the HOOD IL
sells about the heart; violent hemorrhages i,nros
minutes No ih d lew
Quite an improved state of religious feeling is
parton street church, under the pastoral CHARGE Of
the Kew; w. b. Edwards. Religious meetinos
are heid every morning, which are very hume
other congreg atoms. ~
MT; P Hall, proprietor Of the White House
Hotel died this morning about O'Clock.
W" S aiscove, that the old frame shanty which
mas olsgraced the corner Of Canal and Market
space, east side, for the last quarter of centnrv
mas al last disappeared, and a fine three story
I,auie 0een erected upon the premises, by Mr.
We are pleased to see that our friends of Christ
lEplscopaD Church, have greatly improved the
external appearance of their church edItice nv
somewhat remodeling, thoroughly repairing, and
oestowing upon the steeple fresh suit of paint
OF decidedly more appropriate color than the
one formerly upon 1t. '-'
we would call the special attention of the
reaoers OF the Sar to the advertisement 500 re-
WARD, OF Mr.. +. Wheatly, in another column.
. NO very material change has occurred in the
nour or grain market since our last report The
a Aet ioI nour Is rather more fat. Canal super
fine and extra brands are held at 81 5OaSi * j..
prime e1sra shade higher. No sales Of moment
neat selling at 81 20aSI IS for good red. and
whlte at I'll 3oaSl 35; prime white at 81 40, and
some ooD bushels prime red at 81 81. Sales yes
terday OF about 3OO0-bushels. Corn 76s7sc for
white, and s5as7c. for yellow 0
The packets Arctic, Hicks, and Svlvanus Al
len, Sears, reached their wharvss yesterday.
SPECTATOR
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eAsfSs l-fhssyass, Ash, sams, aaaA
other edibles advertised to-day by Hsmmack, a.
having just been recelvsa @ his capital restau.
nnt,5 (on Penpsyfvania avenue, In willsrd,s
block,) are enough to turn q gourrnet,s br,,r
half crazy, as displayed on his counters. No one
prepares such delicious mOrssls more skilfnlIy
appreciate ane cooking and capital catering to
be sure to call there this evening % "
s-Dubant, not to be outdone in al,o In the
with similar bill of fare inst received
by the Norfolk boat, and Otherwise Ths r;v,I,,,
between them 10 great affair for those wboo
Know now to appreciate fne eating. They are
equally hard 10 beat, and we trust theyjmay keep
game, nsh, &c, continue 10 delight the paiate nj
the present generation of washingtonians.
CENTRE MARKET, this morning, was not as
iuiiy attended as during the past week, though
there was very fair representation of country
dealers. Many Of the stands in the new sheds
were nnoccupied. The supply, however, was
equal to the demand, and the quality of the pro-
visions very superior. The ganpways were not
crowded with boxes and baskets and business
could be dispatched with much more pleasure to
the purchaser and less inconvenience to the dealer
than when the crowd prevents the enforcement
OF the market regulations.
GERMAN Pic NIc.-The pupils of the German
school on Eleventh street, between f and F, are
on 10 Backers Pavilion to-day, on pleasure
tour, where they are partaking of the festivities
which have been prepared for their endowment
oy the Trustees. The school numbers nearly two
hundred pupils, male and female and presented
an interesting appearance as they marched along
the streets this morning, to the fine music Of
Wasner's brass band
CoTILLoS PARry.-The Friendship Club. as
will be seen by their advertisement in another
column, propose making Stotts Hall, corner of
pennsylvania avenue and Twentieth street iov-
Gus this evening, with the merry music Of Hav,s
band. Dancing will occupy the hours of the
night, which we trust may be as joyous as the
arrangements promise.
TRIALS AT THE GUARD-Hou.E -DapieI w
Low, disorderly at the Theatre, S215. Virginia
Mullen, drunk, disorderly and malicious mis-
chief, s615. F. Broomstick, drunk and djsor
derlyj $215. Alexander Hays, disorderly; dis
missed. Richard Cole, do do John Boss CO.
lored, unlawful assembly; workhouse so DAYS
mary A Lee, colored, do. do. Lefty Cole CO.
lored, do. do. Randall Brcnner, do fine and
cost, S6.15.
Persons advanced In life and feel ng the band of
me We ghlng heavily upon thsm with all its atten-
Celebrated Stomach Bitters elk that will Inst
new lie into their veins, restore in a measure the
a;dor aud energy of more youthful days. build up
Their shrut ken forms and give health and vigOr 10
afflicted with Dyspepsia, Ague, Languor, Nausea
or any other troublesome and dangerous disease
arising from adlsOrdered system shOu d not hestat
to avail themselves of the benefit derived from this
great remedy. ~
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally, eve
.ywneIe Sc IA cost
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ProNrrR PpKlruxp.-Tl

PIONEER PREACHERS Western Christian
Advocate says that there were large number Of
pioneer Methodist preachers at Gregg's camp
meeting, near Moscow, Clermont county, Ohio.
Among them, George Gregg, now in his sixty
ninth year, who has been over fifty wears a mem
Der OF the Methodist Church Obediah Winans,
brother Of Rev VIM. Winans, ID. ID lately de-
ceased, now in his seventy-fourth wear; Peter
Fisher, aged seventy; Christopher HaTmcoSt, In
his ninetieth year; Rev. John Meek, aged seven
weight, and still actively preaching; and Rev.
VIM Thompson, over ninety-one years OF ags,
and who for siKty-seven years has been a herald
Of the cross.
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Urea, September m AT an. ....t., - a.. .
nee Love Convention this sfternoon' p.,ss,
tuspury charged upon the reporters an the ID ar
OF vulgarity which has been uttered. Wv
ton base and cowardly '"e eSSe'-
me clergy and citizens generally Of Ttic, vere
also attacked for not having morality eaansh -
endorse the Convention. w
:. Foster offered resolutions declaring The
right Of personal fre~dom, forcible resistance 20
slavery and pledging aid TO any such resistance
DR. To0key, Of New York offered resolve, An
favor Of discretionary divorce
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DIED.

On the 18th instant, PATRICK CORBET, in the
land. "
His fren's and acquaintance are respectfully in
ylted to attend has fqneral on to-ms.tw tWednes-
Gay afternoon at hall past o'oloek from his late
resldence, corner Of L. and 18th SITS.
baltimore Sun please copy.)
On the 18th instant, ROSINA, aged 2 ' ears and 3
land "
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MAR RIEn

On the 18th August, at Sherwood Chapel, Somer-
set county. by the Very Rev. Canon McDonnel
E EDW.N De LION, Esq, Y. s. Agent and Consul
MARY NOWLAN, daugh of the late James
Nowian. of Rathgar, near Dublin
-, On the 18th instant. by the Rev. Mr.. Hill, Mr.
HENRY u. N. MARTIN to Miss MARY j.
DOUGLAS. all of this oity.
lAeIandria Gazette and Carlisle, Pa, papers
please COPY.
On the l4th instant, at 81 o'clock a. m at the
GhuIch OF the Epiphany. bv the Rev. Charles Hall
F.F. NJ IER and MARY ", eldest d.ug liter of
John ID. OFT, Esq, sll of this city.
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Baltimore Markets.

bhLIsohk, sept. H.-Flour is dull generally:
ezra ~, bands are lower; extra Ohio IS IS
wheat Is dull and unchanged; red 81 asaI 10.
white, 7SasOc yellow aOasIc. - ou'i'
WHISKY Is dull at &c a26kc
Provisions are dull and unehznyed
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AUCTION MLn
By WALL 4 BARNARD. Auetiopesrs.
SALE OF HANnsf1Afk MatIaa Nv ,

BY WALL q BARNARD. Auotiopeers
ESAkwE OF HANpsoMh MAHOGANY AND
c ssa6n rhGR Ssns. mon Mon
No rs street. South .Ss o Sesxs ~e I s ss =
tnre y. large assortment OF Household Furnil
Mah Bog s sOS wRio0et. Rocker. and cha,zs,
Hand some Carved e ddH Wn.tno,
Handsome Tapestry, Velvet and Ingram C.,,o,.
Bsass Ws99t CHAMBER Set With MsIE Sie.i
Handsome Gha%ser t set. s sish M.ras %, r.,,
One Mahogany and Marble. tor Set
French Bedstead. Marble, top Bureau ard s,,,A
walnut Extension Tables. covered Lounges.
Sa1e.s'st Arm Chairs. Rockers,
Bedsteads. Wardrobes, Side Tables
pP .s;:aaE end other Bureaus, Walnut Desk.
Halr and Husk Mattresses,
blankets, Comforts, and other Bedding.
kkIHcnery Il ,nd Giass Ware, Gas Fixtures,
Terms: All sums Of and under S3n cash over that
interest ss !: and satisfactorily sDSoTseS.
MARsHAL'S SALE.-In v,rtu. oftvo WRIT, or
the Circuit Court IF tss t1a the o Ss6s 9ce
the county Of Washington, and TO me Greeted I
Court house door Of SAID ccupt, an " ir9ns 81 he
sne On DAY OF October: 1883, OF Ia O'CLOCK m ali
title, claim and interest in and 10 AN MAJ dshf;
OF square northwest OF Square No. ea5 m the itY
vi NashIngton, ID. e., together with ali and sin.
eulht the improvements thereon, seized and Isvied
uponas the property OF Samuel Byinx ton and n ich
eIo Wslacn' am VIII be sold to satisfy Judicial.
No. i4o ana l47 to October term. 1885 against sam
ueI - nst0n, and Richard Wallach and John Vsn
heswlok, Richard WalIech and Samuel Byington
and In favor of William Van ReswicE s''"
w. SEEDEN. Msrshal
&c lots for the District Of Columbia.
TRuSTEE'S SALE.-WLI be sold on THURS
\ DAY, 18th August next. at 10 O'Clock a. m on
Ith street near the Centre Market, to the highest
Dldoer Tor cash, one hay horse iros gray horse
one wagon, and one double sett of harness 10 satls
~ certain debts and notes, secured by A dead Of
trust. recorded In Liber J. A. g. No Ia foos 2o.
Sl, S2, OF the land records of Washington comfy
ID. &. III, EOMITND CLAIR T,n.,naS'
E7AWdos A. GREEN, Auctioneer,
HTTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until III URSDAS, 10Th instant, same hour
BY order OF the Trustee.
THE ABOVE SALE is FURTHER POST
poned until THURSDAY, the ID day OF September
BY order Of the Trustee.
au 10 2awdds AGREEN Auct
ilFTHE ABOVE SALE Is STILL, FIR
ther postponed until THURSDAY, the 9Th inst,
same hour. '
By order of the Trustee.
se2-2aw&ds A,GREEN Auo,
.ID-THE ABOVE SALE IL STILL FIR
ther Postponed until THURSDAY, the 18TH in
slant, same hour. - ~
BY order Of the Trustee.
So 9 2awdds GREEN A,o.,,
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The Maine ElectIsu,

PORTLAND. Sept 1.-THE election Ip ths.
.a.e s Iot Governor, members OF Congress and the
sa.uIe, took place yesterday. The returns
s;ovsTnor rn In lSi towns, Newell REP } for
The first Congressional di.tr,cs \. ,s,,,,,.,i ~,
IN , ,h a,,S Johnson dem is proba bIy elected
l IA .ne MN ana sixth districts the Rrpublicsns
nave "hdouo'edIy elected their candidates.
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New York Nlarke,.

NEw YORK, September 14-Flour lower. sale.
Southern IS OOa5 30 INV ''o '"'
heat nominally la2c. lOwpr sales of T. .OOo
bushels; red ll3al20c white I25sI90c
65a12, white SOC ">eN
g. fofk Is heavy; mess 81 .35a17 40; prime BIS 25s
70 50 Beef quiet and arm. Lard 10 ouiet Al
nkallzc " H'e ~
Whisky is dull at 2kc
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The IIlineis Cer,..,

SPRINGFIELD, Ill Sept. I3-Jpd0s 49,.
the administration cand idate for .ens,o o. ~,
nois, in card denies that he has withdr.wa ~,
favor OF Judge Douglas. He denounces The A.
Democ attic party. ~ '"e
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FINANCIAL.

NEW YORK, sept i-Stocks are dull ana
lower generally. Chicago and Rock Island 7OI:
2hi New York Central, 7sx: Readino .SsX: Mo
os, oihi Sterling Exchange is dull at lOqS ALTO
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer
VALUABLE INpRnVEn pQnDEpgrv N,

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
THE lsLANDAT AUCTIoN.-On WEDNESDAY,,
the 18th Instant shall sell, in front OF the prem
,ses, at 5a O'Clock p m Lots No. and 2 In subdi-
VISION OF square NO. S9D, hsvIaE front on Ninth
tne improvements which are two good two story
nilck houses This property Is f.ontIng the resi-
denoe OF Mr.. Riley, ard handsomely located.
Persons wishing 10 ms Ike good investment will
DO well TO attend the sale, as it positively will be
sold without reserve. Title ind sputable.
The attention of persons wishing TO purchase
fully called to the sale, as the property Will be sold
to the highest bidder.
Terms: One fourth cash; balance in 6. u. and Is
months, for notes bearing interest secured nv a
deed OF trust upon the premises.
Title perfect.
Sc cd GREEN luo,
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Death Of Beicher Nav. IN. pn,,,,.,

BosroN, sept 13.-T. Belcher Kay, the well
Known pugilist, after several weeks illness. dI,d
yesterday from heart disease, AZ wears old
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEMTs.

k>OR BOSTON.-Thet superior fast sailing packt I
Il SCHOONER Sy l7anus, Allen has arrived and ~
is now discharging her freight. She will te<S
ready ~ receive eight Tor the above port on 80
10 InorrOs, tTu sdsy.D Apply to HARTLEY Il
BKO - and loi Water street, q Georgetown.
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N nj. RUPPEL,
NORTH side OF Market Space, No, 81. hetveen
Bridge and Canal streets. GeorgetOwn,@ ~
announces TO his patroIs that at hIsQ0 ~ II j
RESTAURANT may be found, at all A~
times, the choicest and most excellent SB
assortment of Ll(l UORS. the freshest
OYSTERS and all kinds of GAME In season,
Boats furnished at any time TO the Great Falls or
any other point on the Ohio Canal. ap 4-6Tn