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Boston Weekly Bank Statement.

DOsION, IuoHuHy, Why D, IoJ5.
The following are the footings of the Bank state
inert fer the past week:
Capital Stock 92l 700 Due to other Banks. S7sJ5
Losns and Discts. So 73 0OO Deposs......... 2gooo
Spec e............ 6ylOWOCTculation 6,oSVV
Du. I'm other Banks 1910, OO0l
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NOn.ArriVal Of the Niagara.

HALIFAX, Tuesday, May 8, p m.
There are yet signs Of the Il. NJ Steamship Nj
agara. now about due with Liverpool dates of April
231 Weather clear, with a westerly wind.
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Sailing Of the Arabia.

BOsroN, Tuesday, May 3, 1888.
The X. NJ steamship Arabia sails from this port to-
morrow at about noon, for Liverpool Her mails close
Mt the Post Office at Il. m. Dispatches for Europe
left at No. q Wall street. New-fork, 80 as to reacn
here by III am, Boston time, will be duly forwarded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-04
Congressional Nomination.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Tuesday, May 8, IhJy.
The Democrats of the Ashland District have noni-
mated Capt. W. +. Simms for Congress vice the Hon.
j. b. Clay, who declined denomination.
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NetpNork daily Gribnote
WEDNESDAY, MAY a, 1859.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

No notice be taken Of Anonymous Communications What
intended for insertion must be authenticated by the
and address Of the wtenot necessarily for pobhca'
ton, but as guaranty for his good faith
We cannot undertake rejected Communications
Business letters for THE TRIBUNE Once should In oil cases be
Addressed TO HORACE GREELEY Co.
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To business Men.

Merchants, Manufacturers, Inventors, and all who
Wares Inventions Lands anything else to SELL must ad
vee they expect find purchaser and we believe there
no other Advertising medium good THE TRIBUNE An ad'
vesenent all is editions will reach two hundred and
eleven thousand subscribers than half million of
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Railroad Casualty.

BosTOs, Tuesday, May 8, 1873.
A. T. Ceiling, young German jumped from the
cars last light and was killed He was on the way TO
Bo-ton, in charge Of NewYork officer, to answer for
rcbbing bis employer Dr. Keep dentist Of this city,
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The Wandcrer Case.

SAyAsSAH, Tuesday, May >, ioJS'
The Wanderer case has been postponed tall the next
term Of the Circuit Court account of the non-ane1
of Capt. COrrie Three Of the prisoners in jail were
refused bull
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Col. Lockridge's Expedition.

NEw-ORLEANs, Tuesday, May 3, 1859.
Col. Lockridges agent at Pixies Peak reports that
numerous disappointed uners are joining bis e1pedi-
tiol.
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Those of our subscribers whs have changed their
residences first of May will obgo If thew will leave
their new address at this Office.
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Messrs. Golden and Osborne.

WHEELiNG, Va, Tuesday, May 3, IsJy.
Messrs. Golden and Osborne arrived here thi:
morning.
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THE LATEST NEWS,
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From Washington.
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Special DispatCh tn lEe ~ l. iIipunc.
WASHINGTON Tuesday May 3, 1859.
Gen. Bowman withdrew his resignation OF the
Superintendency of Printing yesterday. He holds
on to that Office and to The Constitution at the
same time.
The Cheyalier Wikoff received his appointment
TO carry the Chinese Treaty out through Secretary
Cobb, WHO used him to prOpltiate The Herald
The Cabinet is greatly exercised at the publicity
OF the appointment which the President favored for
reasons of his own.
Subscription lists for The Constitution were car
red through the Departments to-day, and the
Clerks were blackmailed for its support.
The War Department insists that the removal OF
Judge Cradlebaugh is not to be construed as east
ing a reflection upon Gen Johnston, who obeyed
liz original instructions in responding to the requi-
son Of the Judge upon him for Troops. 1t is now
believed that the misunderstanding between him
and Gov Cumming can be easily reconclled.
Tie proof is unGuestionabe that the Mormons
combined with the Indians to massacre the Arkan-
sas emlgrants.
Secretary Floyd visits Virginia next week to
recruit his health.
TIE coal agencies of Philadelphia aud Baltimore
were abolished to-day.
Dispatches frcm Mexico represent the position OF
our Government there as more complicated than
has been heretofore understood.
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W.suISGIoN Tuesday, May 8, 1859.
The receipts into the Treasury for the quarter ending
April were nearly So, 500 900, including upward of
s3 eco from the customs, and between eight and
line millions from the loan Of 1853. The expenditures
for the came period nearly slS O,OOO including
S3CCc coo in payment Of the Treasury Notes issued
under the act Cf December, 1857.
The steamers Fulton and Water Witch have been
ordered to Norfolk for repairs. II is understood their
crews are TO be retained for further and immediate ser
vice.
The cficial statement just prepared for publication
Aht We that Congress at the last session appropriated
for legislative executive, civil and miscellaneous pur
p ses nearly 81 COO 000 for the diplomatic aud con-
sulsr service 81 O4sOGG for the Indian Department.
revolutionary invalid, and other pensions upwards OF
90, 30 CCC for army Notifications and the Military
Academy $l5 24y 600; for the naval service SlO,57
o. O. aud for the ocean mail steam service $34 ~
nakir total IF 81 36 500. In addition to the above
81 10000 should be added for indefinite appropria
ions AID tn carry ont the provisions of preexstlng
Iaws, Including tie collection Of revenues from the
customs. -
Ger Jerez the NcsraeuGn Minister will return
home in the of the 9Th of june whatever may
be the determination of Government regarding the
perdir G treaty.
The health Of Gen. Cas- continues to improve, and
il is thought lie will be able to resume his duties at the
State Department in a day or two.
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REMOVAL,

Messrs PESroLD PARKER MOVER, Wholesale Druggists,
have removed from No Fetcherst to No Is Beekman
near Nj.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-04

HILLS HAIR DYE 30 cents a box, black or
L,wu warranted Depot No Barcay-s. also sold at No Ss
Broadway. and BY al Druggists 1uahe OseVssr aud Flo
ALtA for the growth AID beauty Of the Hair AKcric onr.
ssEkr, tor Chaps, Burns Boih. Buuions Piles &C.
HONPHREYsS HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS are
- ming golden opinions BY the brilliant daily
curing the sick Hundreds Of Of PLEs Of CATAKKH
o Of CoVcHs and COLDS Of OLD Headaches Of
f.,gs AND Aeugs Of OLp BILIOUS CONSTANTS, and long
ding LgvcoRRAEA being cured weekly BY VI
al. ample SPECIFICS Each Remedy Specific for
a disrssS and IN purchasing often be made
OF most serious and long stsEding aimeui.
"A full act a HyMPHgEyS's HOMEOPATHIC SEX.
enIes with book Of dirroons and ~ Remedies In large
cnsehn yias end case, S. plain do Ia -;
~ ,uiiy case Of IS boxes and boob, 81
Gbs ksmeds BY the single box or fan cases snt 70 any i'd
free Of ohsrge receipt Of the price.
kasrce Il HrsrnlEYsA Co., Ne S9 Broadway, New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-04

DE- VEsocEA Co.. EPtSSAF, fRasct,
A. used al tie
IxPEsIaL TABLES THE CONTINENT OF kvkork,
- had tie leading boei,, snd from ali toe Wlncpa
~ T. V IsvGHwovT, Sole IlaPprer,
Conner Of BToadvay and Broolae-st
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Mo-. ass 40 aud ag2 broadway, cor, BIoone.st
Srf.aFtrTERs GASFITrERS and PLUMBERS,
BVIIDEss Gas WoXKS
Hotea s,esmbAts Stores, Public Buildings and Private
Dwellings fitted Throughout woTkmSnlse manner, and on
reasonable
Steam FITTING and Plumbing Factory S Mercers'
Also Importers, Manufacturers and Dealers in
CHASpsLiEsS aud Gas FIxrVsEs,
Chins 0ls< Brouze Ceks Cutley Silver and Plated Ware,
And
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-04

SILVER SOAP.-This unique preparation for
Cleaning and Polishing Silver, Plated and Britannia Wares
Mirrors Marble Tin &C. is most convenient and effective 1t
gives and durable polish than Whiting any 9th r
Poyder-wh half the labor and without soing the fingers
FOR cleaning fine house paint it Is invaluable Sold BY
UEGEMAS Co. Broadway
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1859-10-22

VIM. B. Smith, late editor of the Ne'cbern Daily
Delta has become associated with Abner S. VIII
iiams Esq, in the publication of the 1ar6oro' Mer-
cury Mr.. Smith is good writer-makes good
editor and withalis clever, javia fellow We wish
him abundant success in his new vocation.
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1859-10-22

tgg- Vanorsdelrs Photographic Gallery is one of
the neatest establishments in town. Mr. v Is an ex-
cellent artist his melaneoypes, ambrotypes Photo
graphs and other styles OF pictures cannot De eAce
ed. See advertisement in our weekly issue,
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1859-10-22

R- Among the list of Patents issued during the
week ending Oct 18th, we notice one 70 D. II. hood'
of Clinton, N. c., for an improvement IN plouSh
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1859-10-22

The NORTH CAROLINA MILITARY INsTITUTE.-We
pleased to learn says the Charlotte Bulletin that
the number of Students in this Institution is rapidly
increasing seventy five having entered for the
term and that sufficient applications have been made
to fill up the roll as high hundred.
There is abundant room for the accommodation of
one hundred and fifty at least, and it is to be
pected that by the commencement of the second term
the roll will be filled.
Students in the Scientific Department arc being
prepared with rapidity for field exercise as well as
instructed in the Sciences, and pleased to
learn that all express themselves az being highly
pleased with the Institution it's officers and rcgua-
tions.
- On Friday las, we republished in our paper
a communication by correspondent of the Peters,
bu7g Eepress concerning Robinson's Lakes Circus
company A reliable gentleman from Raleigh who
was in Castor at the time writes a lengthy ac-
count of the particulars which we cannot insert for
want of room He writes that g the disturbance
was not commenced by any of the men in the en-
plov of Robinson & Lake, but by drunken man
who was determined to get it up. They never re-
fused to pay their taxes to the sheriff at CASTOR or
.nv where else Mr. Robinson is well known to the
southern community and would be the last man to
raise row. The article is too long for publication
especially as we are so remote from the place at
which the affair occurred. We feel 1t our duty TO
insert the above inasmuch as we inserted the DENIM
ciatory article about them It is nothing but justice
to Mr. Robinson to assert that he has always behaved
in a gentlemanly manner whilst performing in Fay
etteville.
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1859-10-22

SroRr R1Rsr-We learn that the store of Mr..
N. Nick McNeill In Moore county, was burnt on
Thursday night the 18th inst His entire stock OF
goods, together with his books, papers, &c, were
DESTROYED. The loss will be between four and five
Thousand dollars. on which there was insurance.
it is supposed to be the work of an incendiary.
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$50 Reward.

I Ana A1 from the subscriber the Sh inst a
4 negro boy named MANUEL. Said negro is a.
pout 70 years old, feet two inches high He is
supposed to be in the neighborhood of W. H. Brown
a. hopeson county, where he last seen [ will
give the apoVe reward of twenty dollars for delv
cry to me within sixty davs from this data III
give an additional reward of $50 for evidence snai
clent to convict any white of harborinc said no
gro. JAMES McNATT
Aug 20, 1889 wifi
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ls<fM4nze1!Da
NEW LIME

= HAVE catcd with me- in this line. Mr. John
i X. Daley. and Will style the firm ORRELL &
DALEY.
We have purchased the Stea SoUTEERNER. and in
few da vs.. viii have 4 New Flat employ ed with her.
Those f,tvoring with their patronage may rely
upon prompt despatch. by applying to Nh Daley on
board. to at my office.
Z. NJ. ORRELL.
r. II. ORREIT. JOHN X D4AIrI;1~-
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TAXES.

The Stamford publishes list of the taxes paid
in by the sheriffs of the different counties to Mr.
Comptroller Brogden for the year ending September
$50. According to this statement the amount paid
the Treasury for 1852 is $6O7,Sl3 68, exclusive
the Bank tax and the taxes yet unpaid of Bladen
nfcDo~cii. islaeicr psia last year 4,zs7 81,
and Mcdowell S2,326 81, and the Bank tax was
about S35 o0o making $41 6147 from these sources
This amount says the Standard, added to the
$6o 6S already given, will give for the year the
sum Of S649, 42S 43--n round numbers, say $780,
900.
The amount received 1853, exclusive of Bank tax,
was $502,6l2 76. Add $4,000, about the amount
of Bank tax, and we have $537, ,612 rs for 1858,
showing an increase for the year ending in 1859 of
SILL Si5 81, fraction over twenty per cent.
Cherokee, Haywood and Yanccy not return
ed in time to be included in the table for 1853 AL
eghany, new county, paid with Ashe last year.
The following the amounts paid in by the
counties named in this section of the State, giving
that for 1853, to show the increase for 1859:
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ZETTEvILLE, N G.. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22 1889.

81 We trust it will not be considered arrogance
OF eSotlsm In us to republish the following which
we cup from our cotem orary, the Lawrence Mass
sentinel Our reasons for publishing it are three
fold.
Isl. Ihat our readers may see that northern Dem
ocrats favor the principles of Southern Democrats
I'd. That the Democratic party is a national one.
ord- Ihat there IS " material difference between
northern Democrats and Black Republicans"
That Democracy is the same everywhere in our
Unlon-national and conservative-we think no
reasonable man glnsay after reading the article
below. Here we have striking illustration of the
truth of the statement. The Sentinel is a staunch
national administration Democratic paper and is
published in hot bed of abolitionism 1t cannot
be said that its views visionary deceptive in
any way adverse to the Conscientious convictions OF
the editor it is printed where his views are very
largely in the minority. His sent;nentssc be
disputed for it would be contrary to reason to hu
nature to believe that he would write as he
does, when to say the least of it. he is pecuniarly
the loser thereby
The Sentinel is the organ of the Democratic party
in the Bay State consequently its sentiments are
the sentiments of the party The only logical de-
duction from this then is that the Democratic party
is national-it knows North, South, no East,
and no West-it is not the party of any particular
section, but is everywhere guided by the plat
form principles which quadrenialy adopted
by its members. OF course there local issues
and occasionally personal feelings which sometimes
create breach in the ranks but when the time for
action arrives, it is man. and forms it were
solid phalanx in defence of the constitution and
avs.
The Democratic party contains visionary theo-
rists or fanatics Its members national men,
and are all actuated by alone that is the
perpetuity of the Union and equality of the States
1t is the only party calculated to manage the affairs
of the nation and as such the people will see to it
that it will in future remain it has been some
time past the dominant party.
Here is the extract to which refer:
''The North Caroliniam, published at Fayette-
vile, N. c., is not only an able and spicy journal
but is emphatically conservative Democratic, and
eminently sensible. So long the Denocracy Of
The South act IN accordance aoit the temperate md
juicious counsels Of the Curolni0m they soM tf,ed
a eordiol ally in tile patriotic and liberal minded
Nsr IN. Densocracy."
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~ We would direct attention to the card of
"cf'inmon Smith which publish in another
column OF to-day paper. Mr. Smith formerly lived
IA hobeson county, but has resided in the city of
we" ork Tor the past five or six years. where he
mas been engaged in the business which he has
just commenced in this place. As Mr.. S. is thor
ougiliy acquainted with the business, and the
iifm deals exclusively in Hats Caps, &c, feel
quite sure it would be to the interest of persons
purchasing goods in their line to give them call.
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E:ysipeias, Scrofi:la, Kings Evil, letter,
Tumors. and Salt Rhenm.

Ffoa q H5lcaroi,9 crhoh Of 81 L0us. FL. /. 1858.
Dr. Your Pills the of all that
They l.ttlc taFlte uIceus
that hal proved nIuraIe
afflicted With
her in child
she ais our Pills, and they have cured iier-
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Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints.

have used Pills and hospital
they
the catartic employ. Their regulating action
quick cided,
he remedy of that Indeed have
disease did
readily yield to them. Fraternally yours,
AI.NEZO EAII. NJ D. PLuiciIt 4 e UDsnitu.
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indigestion and i,npurity of the Hood.

=. Dos
Pills tl extraordinary
in Family those called visit
reietly have hH Vii ]
IDENTIFY them friends. Yours, J. Y. IfIi
y. ",
SIR: using anartic Pills
excellent
tie the blood
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DENTAL NOTICE.

I N. X. SUUIT oilers his professional services to
~ the community aud may be seen at his office
two door East OF the Market
Sept. 8. 1859. wifi
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Dysentery, Relax, aud Worms.

POST 0fIItE, li.RTLANI LlV Co. MICH, Nov TO- iss5
DR.. AVER: Your Pills the perfection of medicine. They
have ione wife good than can tell She hal been
sick and for months. Went lie doctored at
great but better. She then commenced taking
Pills which cured her, ly eNleng large quantities
of ( from her body They afterwards cured her and
children of lcoty Asentey One of negbors
it bad. cured him with of Pills,
While others paid dollars
lils. without being entirely
Such medicine which actually good
hex r1iZ here. GRIFFIN.
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Rheumatism. NeuralcIa. and Gout.


H.,pLes, Of tie IiAtoEf Fps. C'such.
PULASKI HOUSE, SAvASNAu. GA, Jan u. 1856.
should for the relief skill
brought if did A colo
and brought excrucatng neuralgic palms.
which ended in chronic rheumatism Notwithstanding had
ti best physicians the disease and u1ti!
the advice excellent Baltimore Dr. Mack
Your Pills. bug per
seyering the them entirely we'll.
CHAMBER, BATON RoUGE, La. Dec. 1885.
DR.. AVER have been entirely cured by Pills of .
painful disease that had afi for
VINCENT SlIDEl.I.
Fer Dropsy, Plethora, kindred Ccni-
plants. requiring they
remedy.
For COstiveness or COnsti patton, and as a
Dinner Pill, they agreeable and efectual.
Fits, Suppression, Paralysis, inflammation,
and Deafness, aud Partial 5l in
cured the alternative action of these Pills.
Most of the pills in market contain Mercury which, although
remedy skiul dangerous public pill
tious These contain mercury mineral substance
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BLEsT MoTIVBkIs THE PUBLIC coon.
TIL. MOUTH CAKOLINIAN
FAYETTEVILLE, n. G.
WEDNESDAY MeRs.sG, OCTOBER "a. rs.a


Death OF MINISTER MAsoN.-It is with great re-
gret we announce the melancholy death of Hon
John I. Mason Minister to France, which occurred
at Paris on Monday the 3rd day of October The
from which he died was appopleky. Mr.
1fason was one of the most distinguished pure able
Slad statesmanlike of all public men, and the
ad tidiI.es of his demise will be received evervwhere
nth the most profound regret In all the relations
E8lifo he acted well his part; pure, upright and
k1xa-m minded he won the entire confidence of those
zxh whom he was acquainted 1t is not our pro-
ice to pen just tribute to the character Of this
We man ; we trust some one of his old associates
undertake that task
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,era aaated at the University of North Carolina in
1875 from which institution he received the degree
of IL. D.; adopted the profession of law, and was
Judge Of the District Court of Virginia he was
Representative in Congress, from Virginia from
1881 to 1897 member of President Tyler's cabi-
net, as sSecretary of the Navy member of Presi-
dent z olk's cabinet, first Attorney General and
secondly, as Secretary of the Navy; and was ap-
pointed, by President Pierce Minister to France in
whichposition he was continued by President Bu-
chanaI
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JOE>y X. PAIL EI-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-05

letter. from one &C which he ca'cula.~a IL
shou.d find liz way ;ate tae INV YORK Hrl..i.D
jou.Da! Wits. :. was so convenient to make
we're Mere than Il match for him. and we have
been enabled 10 demonstrate lis guilt in the
transaction by proofs as clear as those which
convicted Or. Webster ii despite Of all his
protestaticns OF innocence. Thus does guilty
ifcachery dcica! its own purpose The object
q Killing Wise was to send packed iclega-
ton to the Charleston Convention. The State
Convention OF Syracuse viii not dare to APP
point delegates TO the Charleston Convention
under the operation Of the confidence game.
Honorable Southern men would not sit with
delegation springing out OF such manifest fraud
and ch;canery.