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Auction Sale of Groceries
Carter, WilsfOrd & Co,
Successors TO Garter, Mckay If Co and b. LdHier.i
ON Tuesday, August I'd, 1859,

ON Tuesday, August I'd, 1859,
WE will offer for cash in front Of Warehouse,
w No. s Market Street, large assortment OF
Fresh and Choice Groceries, comprising in part tho
following articles, viz:
100 hhds La. sugar; 100 boxes Tobacco, var
100 bags Rio Coffee; Gus brands;
100 - Laguyra Coffee 200 boxes SO Bar Soap;
80 bbls. New Molasses; 200 :" Palm Soaps
so y bbls. do; 100 90 Fox's Starch;
so bbls Crushed & Pow 100 Z" Woods do;
dercd sugar; 200 dozen Brooms;
800 bbls. emit. Whisky; 400 boxes star Candles;
% Newsom do; Zoe - Tallow do,
so % Robinson co. do; so y and y bbls. Gran
so 90 Old Rye X BouT- berries;
bon Whisky 800 doz Painted Bukets;
20 a pipes Brandy; 100 boxes W. X. and f. ID.
rs bbls Water and But Cheese
ter Crackers; % bags Pepper;
100 kegs Nails assorted, 800 Reams Wrap. Paper;
200 cases Cove oysters; 20 cases Sardines;
800 900 assorted Cigars;
Together with many other articles too NUMEROUS
TO mention.
CARTER, WIISF0RD & CO.,
No 8 Market street
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Lyons Magnetic Powders,
WI destroy Garden Insects, C5ckroaehes, Bed
Bugs, Fzeas, Arts, Moths, and all
pests of the pernsia kind.

The importance of reliable article OF this kind is
inestmable In warm weather all nature teens with
these annoying foes. This powder is the only article
ever discovered which will exterminate them.
company of boaniss, from the Horticultural Society
of Paris while amidst the ferns Of Asia, observed
that all insects lighting upon certain kind of plant
very soon dropped dead. This fact was made use Of
to guard their night camps from these intruders
Quantities of the plant were brought home by Mr.. E.
Lyon and found positive insect destroyer in every
experiment. II is simply powdered leaf, chemi-
caly prepared to resist the effect OF age climate
Medals and Letters Patent have been obtained from
the governments Of England, France, Germany and
Russia, from the Worlds Fair, and numerous med-
al and horticultural colleges and societies.
Letter from the President of the United States.
"kxEcUIyE MANSION, WASHINGTON
Jan Slst, 1883. I
s'MR. EMANUEL LYoN-Dear Sir: have the pleas
to inform you that the Royal Commission, OF the
Worlds Fair, at London, have awarded you Medal
and certificate for the great value Of your Magnetic
Powders, &c MIIARD FILLMORE, Chairman
The above was accompanied by a certificate OF
Prince Albert
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&C. Some say NETIIERLAND will beat Harris, ana
some say HARRIS will beat Netherland but erer
body agrees that we can any house in the State
for Good Tobacco and Fine Cigars, and /,
dear reader, you had better be coRriRced.
J. ii. LANGLEY & CO.,
may23-tf A Union street.
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p : q
CHEESE-The receipts have fallen of materially
in excess OF the demand, and the market remains
dull &c for selected W. R. s- 81
CANDLES AND SOAP-The market continues with
out change and the demand but moderate We
1sc for ii OF; Opal lie, and double pressed Talow
at 14c. ~
Soap remains steady, at SC for No. and Palm,
and &c for extra. sE7sE4tf $3.50
1442 boxes Candles and $50 do Soap were exported
during the week
Partnership market has ruled firm, with a
good demand at 42c, and some small lois have been
sold high 43c.
the past week, and though prices are normally I'M
changed, yet buyers not disposed to purchase ex
cept In small lots, for their Immediate wants We
quote prime old Timothy SIS per
HIDES.-Ihere is not many arriving, and the mar
ket remains inactive, but prices steady. We con-
tnue to quote, Flint al l6917c Dry Sailed l59l6c
Green Sailed s1sD9c, ard Green Sc,
IRoS--There is no change in the market: Pig Is
selling IN small Ots, at SIS for hot blast Ohio We
heard of no transactions in Tennessee; It may be
quoted nominal at $50, and blooms at s65. Bar 10
steady at 25<c for comm n.
LEATHEk--The market is unchanged aud steady
at the following rates:
Sole, city tanned, per fb s2634c
Hemock, do. do. 27fG30c
Harness Leather, do. So9 &c
Calf skins, per doz. s2593O
Kip do do. 35G50
Upper Leather, per doz 339fo
Bride do do. 3594o
oII.-Linseed further declined during the week,
and has been sold as low SIC, but at the close
5S95sc might be called the current rates, though
the market was rather unsettled
Lard OIL IS duh and selling s5c, including barrels
Red may be quoted at SIC for distilled and saponi-
lied. Taliow &c
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Trunks. Trunks.

JUST RECEIVED,
T AIDES LARGE FRENCH DRESS TRUNKS;
L. - Packing Trunks with Trays;
% Bonnet Boxes, double Tors.
On hand superior assortment of No. Sole Leath
err Covered Trunks, for Ladies and Gentlemen.
Gents best sole Leather Val SEES;
- Velvet and Tapestry Bigs;
ladies' Travelling Sitchels, Sc., &c.
For sale very cheap by
JOHN RAMAGE,
jelyl6-n a. College street.
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Great Bargains.

We have n lot of Sho. and Caters, selected from
our stock, which will sell at CosT, as the.
a little old style. Call soon-they are going rap
idly FARRAR, DISMUKES 4 co.
july25-tf
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Spring and Summer Clothing,

Spring and Summer Clothing.
AnInspecton ofthe stock does notiny the necet
sity Of purchase
A7E are now receiving entire stock OF
w ready -madeCiothng and men = Furnish IN and
Piece Goods and would particularly calthe attentiov
Of dealers 90 the style and make Of our garments
most of which WAS made 10 order, and che work
OF which wilwarrant stand. Our stock h CON-
prlsed IN part Of all the OF Cloth Coats
aliCalleans, frock, dress once business skeleton
tweed linen ,drab deta, alpaca Cashmere Coats
cassimere and tweed suits 20 match; silk and Mar
seilles yestings; Pants In great variety
Youths, Boys and Childrcn's Clothing.
Our stock Is entirely new, comprising every gsoS
style and quality
MEMS Furnishing Goods.
Weinxite particular attention 10 our Improved cut
shirts u Is the d srabie ana relia bic make
shirt IN The market Gloves snspeuders scarfE.
Neck ties ,crayats HsBdkeFchiefs Half HOSE peeals-
worked shirt Bossas, and fun stock under wear.
Piece Goods.
Black blue brown and dRhA Cloths. black and fan
ey C4szimeres, IN great variety SIX aud Narssslls
vestngs dress aeiZ aud linen DriiilngE. Umbrezizs
&e., kc-, kc-
N.h-cothlng cut % order.
WARD, BIRMINGHAM CO., Practical TAllors
mArzs No ~ Public square, Nashville
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La The competitor Cor the above shall exhiba The
prodact 10 quantity nsl thsn three bottles.
81 He shall Gle with the Secretary statement
mate aud slxued by hinscl thai the article exib q
cd u RAISED hy hiIasef--that ID - from qaAnety Of
not less than any gaous-that q - pare and una
duiiarafod By the mixture Of sugar, spirits % any
kind, water, wine, ether thing-and that n - TIE
product u tbs vintage Of The prevteas - that in
~hich he exhibilA.
81. THAI pFemiam shall be allowed unless The
exhibiter complies with the ab9se--1les 4lth lhe
secretary ths he makes hls entry ftl stale
meat 40 report % ihr medo q eatafe u hs vine
ySra, aAd the m4nafsctare % AZ sins-
JUpanz-John KEkmGn, /. c llzhey, Jos. yaulx
laas.lsoa county. Judge nastlsoa, i4e1fnrd county
H. D. II. eosasa, ssailA conaiys J. ". nodge. cua.s
bsrlAna county; Jas H. AAery, Wilianlson eoanty :
Aaarsw }. Folk. Mary eoanty-
(. a. EASTMAN,
tuiy22-stwss3l soeFet4Iy.
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livery variety of Fans, of Pearl white and red
u Ivory sandle Wood, and few Parasol Fans
received and for sale by
IyI5 JH McGII.
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New Goods--Third Importation

WE are receiving few new and desirable articles
w In the way of Travelling Dress Goods Rich Blk
silks, Ribbons, Loose Basques, Rich Scarfs &c, Sc
These Goods were boughtiE New York within the last
feN days by one OF our hrm, and new and desir-
able. re McSAIIY x CO.
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Org @aoos GlotbiaQ.
Great Reduction.

MYTH the view Of selling out everything in TING
w way OF SUMNER STOCK, we have this day
duced the prices 70 kgures thai must insure their
SALE and ali persons Supplied would do we'll
the following articles they wiz be sold without re-
gard 10 COST FOR CASH, or 70 PROMPT Busks o. 1I,E
Rich Summer silks, Of al kinds,
Rich Printed Grenadines
Rich Printed BaregeA,
Rich Printed Organdies,
Rich Printed Jaconets,
Together with endless variety Of Low PRICED
LAWNS in fact, everything FxKIsHABER in the way OF
Summer Gooes, viii be sold At VERY Low PRICES
1--WE mean what we say"
, r. c. McNAlRY 4 co.
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Gomulerfial.
Cinc,nn.si rr.rkes.

CIxcxsxu, July RELATIONSHIPS market is
unchanged. The stock further reduced and prices
rather higher, though they still embraced within
the following range OF quotations which continue:
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Ta Ci.fern Ruilders.

0s n RARREISs best Hyarasie csnaeatiH stsr'
m.sl anu w 's ' Huah nscREA co.
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which greatly facilitates the process II tsething, b,
sofeniiag the gums and reducing all inflammation; Nj
allay ALL PAIN and spasmedic action, and d
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS
prpend upon u, mothers. Il will give rest 10 your
selves, and
REIIsF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
Price Is cents per BUTIlE-
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nAhnE< and azllTo4d Whsel azFTseE oa hkn1
NJ e Z fer s1le BY =. D. 0lCktf,
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Pilgrimages to Sacred Shrines in the Land Of
Washington.

No. 1.-CoxNKSoISG WIN MouNr vERSoS
With numerous iHtoaed Illustrations process new
er before applied TO newspaper printing Every OBJ
ect or relic songng "a that hailowed spot, (many
of which, possessing uncommon interest and relat-
ing b. washmgton's early life and together
the public, viii be published, with full details OF
narratiy and embcliishment, presenting sometrcal
plans object delineations, and scenic views accnr-
atciy drawn and engraved with the utmost from
sketct made expressly for the - Recordp by one
o. rs conductors, duriag recent stay at Mount
Vernon.
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q Gard.

q &.ard.
I HAVE sold my stock Of Boots and Shoes TO FAR
l. RAR, DISMUKES q CO., gentlemen worthy of the
patronage or the public, who will be found my old
stand, No. Is College street, for whom solicit the
patronage OF my numerous customers, to whom l
feel under the srictcst obligations for long aud lib
era patronage aud avail myself OF this opportunity
10 make my respectful acknowledg ements. These
indebted Will please call aud settle up. ! wish To
make hnal close OF all outstanding business
5 practicable. A. IL. ROBERTSON,
iuiyl3-lm No 45 College st.
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(soNslsfISG q Hen. wossen ana chfidren. Boys
" and GH~; several good cBoks Washers and
e. ,. LfLEs.
iuiy1f-4 - Cedar street.
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Iris FREE FROM POISON.

NEW YORK, October LIST, 1885,
Mr.. E. Lyos-Dear Sir: We have analysed and
tested your Magnetic Powders and find them perfect
ly harmless to mankind and domestic animals, but
certain death when inhaled by bugs and insects
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Election Tickets---Send in your
Orders.

We are prepared TO print any NUM-
Der of Election Tickets. Send IN your
orders at once.
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Royal Havana Lottery.

Fac following numbers drew the Prineipa Prizes in
a n..,.,og Of July loth 1889:
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TO YOUNG MEN.

All who are suffering from the effects OF YOUTH
Full EXCESS, SELF-ABUSE, or the debility arising
from SEXUAL DISEASE, can be SURELY and PERMA-
NENTLY RESTORED TO PERFECT HEALTH,
STRENGTH AND vIGoR, by using the
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MRS. wNsLOw,
SOOTHING SYR U p
rox Chssareu Teefhfur

experienced Nurse and Female Physician, I
n senis % the attention OF mothers, her
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Eaust Eaust

CILK, Merno, Isle Thread, Cashmere, Plain Al
- Fancy Cotton, received and for sale by
jyl5 J. II. MCGILL.
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supplemental Record.


To be published Intervals with the regular edition
without additional charge TO subscribers.
A large space OF the Record will as usual be
given thal special matter which directly relates
10 the movements of the Ladies' Association. Ia
references % this, its pages viii always contain lists
eE thoss persons who, from tie different StAtez of
the Union, send their contributions 30 the Fund
added 20 which viii be the nam-s % subscribers to
the Cold mounted Washington Portraits
Price one Dollar per year, invariably IN advance.
Address the Publishers,
pEvEREUX 4 CO.,
l43l FhllAaslphia Post once,
laiysa er l 50 Sauth Third street
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Best Col OF Rope. ........... 90
JuDGEs.-Wm. Mcelelland, Alden Beech, Andrew
Allison, Nashville; james Aiken, Columbia; Samuel
House. r. II. Brady, Franklin; James Alexander, OF
Sumner
MARBLE WORKS.
Best specimen OF Marble Work. ............s1 $40 90
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-11
THE EVENING STAR.

GALLANT AcT OF AN ENGINBER.-On the night
Cf the I'D ult, as passenger train was passing
along the New Albany and Salem railroad, near
Linden. Indiana. the engineer perceived human
figure ahead and instantly blew his whistle and
shut down brakes. The figure continued on the
track. and the engineer finding ii impossible to
check the speed of the train, went out upon the
cowcatcher and grasped the man, as it proved to
be-. lifting him on to the cowcatcher unhurt He
was deaf mute, named Lave, and the gratitude
of the poor fellow, when he saw the danger from
which the bravery of the engineer had rescued
him, was fully displayed by the most emphatic
gestures His brother also deaf mute, had been
run over aud killed about year ago
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ARRIYALS At Principal HOTELS

BROWNS HOTEL.-C w Mason. DC; G. Dent
MA; VI VI Bassae. Da; \ Benthold, Mo; A Giving.
20; Mrs COrringt1n aud son. 60; J McMeokin.
Miss; |. Huskell, Va; NJ Campbell, Tenn; & Is
DAY. do; = w Downing, do; q w Sandridse. La:
\ Il SandI1Se. do; w \ Staphen Ga; @ II Aver, ,
Ala; Bill, Va. II Henry aud lady. do; tiafaS
II; Er ] W Herring, do; VI Bunghman do; q War
rem, Ny; X Bowling, Md; \ lIOwser Pa; Is II
Hamberry, Ny; vi ZeSleT, Md; VI VI Bowers Va:
w Crawford, do; \ q Crawford, DO; y Kahn, Nd.
WILLARDS' HOTEI.-C r Potter, Ny; EYv
Barron, Mo; II Ii Todd, Mi; ID Mel. Jones' do: T.
RuthTle, do; w II Peck, ~; Col Do Rusey t-SA:
VI Rowland and lady, Mass; II Cunningham and
lady, do; Miss ; Parker, do; K w spain. Va: III
ny; Hunter, Ny; \ g Cav and son, Pa: Col
Washington, DC; Mai Buell.. USA; 6 Kimha'I
Ny; \ y Edwards, do; y Wilcox, CT: J y Half
and la,ly, NY; Mr. Bruster, Pa; J Hoadey, Mass;
+ WhIttle, Va.
NATIONAL HOTEL. thinner, Va; q NJ
F1llet, Md; T. Cunning ham, Va; J Norwell, Mas /,
VI McCarty, Pa; y Adams, Mass; q Adams, do :
J Metzger, Md; l. Mcguire, do; II A Palmer an!
lady, !; q a frlas, Mex; T. III Carter, Mi; NJ
Spence, do; : r Ward, Mo; J Weisinger Va:
o; ID Wells, n Y.
United STATES HOTELS JpfIeben, Va;
j w eAd. Do; A lLtIce, do; " WILSON 4 Ia; Ala:
w Bond. do; q Brewer. Va; ID Jackvcs Do r A
tonstOck, CT; Peter, Pa; VI \ Moore Nd; + Lin
der, Tenn; - q DE Ia Rosa. Cuba; NJ Triton: Md.
Miss Briggs, Va; McMuOn, do; w Ritten3
berry, do. - y
NORWOOD HOUSES Feather,ton. ia. g.
hadciinc. CIV; VI CrO5Sheld and family Mass.
w * DagheTty. do; J Paul, Mo; W III Buttor
and adv, Va; Miss Butter. do; w NJ Convoy, Mass
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IL The latest case Of Biddysm is chronicled
by the Greenfield (AIaSs) Gazette. An Irish girl
was despatched tn Il neighbours with a note, and
directed to give it personally to the person adj
dressed. On her arrival, Biddy found that the
neighbor had gone to Northampton, whittier she
wendell her way. II miles on foot, and traverSed
the streets till she found the individual and deliv-
cred the note She then started to return stopping
over night on the way with some friends, and
reached home next day. when she told her mistress
she must give up her place. for she could not go
any more on such long brands
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-11

~ Mr. Everett is not newspaper writer, ana
never can be With all his immense talent he
could not make daily paper live SIX months, I'M
les said paper was sustained by means outside OF
its legitimate income. The same remark will APP
ply to Washington Irving, LOngfellow, and all
the other well-known literary gentlemen in this
country. The least readable daily paper in this
country is the one published in Burlington by
SAKE, the wittiest poet in Vermont. SAKE is a wit,
scholar, and a man of genius, and yet he could
no more make a readable newspaper than he could
oyerturn the Pyramids.
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IL Scientific men assert that there is an init
mate connection between the nerves and muscles
of the face and eyes, and allowing the beard to
grow strengthens the eye 1t is said that surgeons
in the French army have proved, by experiment,
in Africa, that soldiers wearing the beard are
much less liable to disease of the eye, and it Is
generally conceded that it Is protection from
diseases of the throat and lungs
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MEDICINES.
TIELMBOLD'S
GENUINE PREPARATION.

III hL"D GENUINE PREPARATION.
BB UcHE FOR the the GaTe
HELMB0LRS BuCHU for proRsy;
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU for Loss of Memory.
HEEMMBB33Rs TGHX for for Sf wjGn
HEtMB9b B BTGH fer MSeh hSsgff
HEtMB9tRs BTccHT for M Nisht Sweat; STsats.
HEtMB0hD's BUcHU for Dryness of the Skin.
HELMBoI.D,S BECCHT!r for for EE.nPt tn ,s. p
H HEkMMBooiBBs BGcHt for heavinsss Of Eye
Id with TewPoIsTy SqHuf sat and Loss Of Sight
lessness, with Want of Attention, Horror of So
BEG#E for Arising
Indiscreton, and Fl pIse 1RS q She
Existing in either sex, from whatever cause origi-
na'ed' and n HOW Tsf' T0 q STANDING.
by sufferefs With diseases Of the Bladder Kidneys,
as aRs 1t R s
since established, that any disease of these organs
the nd more TIN Any am
removes-sOon follows Loss of Power, Faulty and
IPePe 81 thasa 5ns r may no
auently followed by these dlrefn diseases, Insanity
imms. and the melancholy deaths by CONSUMPTION,
bear ample witness To the truth of these assertions
In Lunatlc ASylums the most melancholy eXhlhi-
ton appears. The cOuntenance Is actually sodden
aud quite notwithstanding mirth nor grief ever
visits it, Should sound Of the voice occur, it is
rarely artlcuate.
With wyoeful measures, wan n DeSrf.igF',,
low suilen s9EndS h and has bIaneh; ,bors
ands upon thousands to untmely graves; thus blast
Ing the ambition Of many noble youths. Ii can De
''.-'" INFALLiBLE REMEDY.
The mass of voluntary testimony IN possession of
the Proprietor, vOuching its virtues and curative
powers, IS immense, embracing names wei known
to science and fame. Certificates of cures from
month to twenty years standing, and of the most
reliable and responsible character, are open for in
spectlOn, from Governors of States Judges, eminent
Physicians. and distinguished CIergymen.
ElMBOl.DS EXTRACT BUCIlU is prePar-
ed directly according to the rules of Pharmacy and
Chemistry, with the greatest accuracy and Cheml-
cal knowledge and care devoted in its combination.
See Prof. Devices valuable Works ON the Practice
Of Physc, and most of the late Standard Works Of
HELNIBOI.D'S BUCHU is safe and pleasant in
taste and ohor, bnt Immediate In its action.
city of PhiIadsIpla, IL. II. HELMBOLD, Chemist,
vino. being duly sworn, does say, that his prePara
ton contains no Narcotic, Mercury, or Injurious
Ii. r HEi,MB0LD. Sole Manufacturer
sworn and subscribed before me, this sd day OF
November, 1884. WIN. L. HIRBARD, Alderman.
Price s per bottle, six for S. delivered to any
ONE THING CERTAIN,
TRIAL COSTS But A DOLLAR-TRT 1T.
Professors Of Medical Colleges, CIergylnen, and
Others Prepaid sy snd f eRaa
lOi South Tenth ST., below Chestnut. PhiIada.
To be had Of all Druggists and dealers throughout
the United States, Csnadas, and British Provinces
Ask for HELMBOLD'S-take no other. Cures
Sold by &. sToTT. Druggist corner Pa. avepue
and 9TH street, Washington city, and all other drug
glsts Jan 6-eOlyf
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The ST. NICHOLAS CONTACT AT AN ESD.-Thc
New York Tribune ofyesterday says:
The ~. Nicholas compact between the four great
routes to the West has been broken up. and there
will, no doubt now he an active competition for
the traffic between the two sections of the country
and lower prices for the business which now paws
but little If any profit. Mr.. Moran being satisfied
that the agreements made between the roads We're
being daily violated sent written notice Yesterday
TO MessrS. Garrett, Thompson and Corning. that
he no longer considered himself bound by the ar
Idngement.
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II Papers from towns on the Upper MississiP-
ri river and on the borders of Missouri and Iowa,
report persons passing through daily, en- route for
Pixies Peak. One of party of emigrants writing
from Fort Keurnry, says that large herds ef h"ffa-
10 have made their appearance along the Platte
river, near that post. They were therefore boun-
tifully supplied with meat; eeSn was worth six
dollars per bushe at the fort. As barley has head
ed out, and grass IS high enough to NOW In Texas,
il is inferred that the for grass will be I'M
usually early further north on the plains.
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II The steam propeller, Baltimore. the pioneer
of 4 regular line of steamers between Baltimore
and Havana, was sunk in Chesapeake Bay, oil
Tuesday evening, by coming in contact with the
steamer PataPscO, and another weasel. The cargo.
consisting of sugar, cigars, and fruit. partly
insured. No lives lost