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N. G. STATE AGRICULTURAL FAIR.-Our thanks
are due and hereby rendered to Mr. Wilson w.
Whitaker the efficient Secretary, for cards compli-
mentary, admitting US to all the privileges of the
Society, during its approaching annual exhibition,
to be held IN Raleigh, next month. The North
Carolina State Fairs have always been successful to
high degree heretofore and from the preparations
now making, We have good reason to belize that
the one now near at hand will be- fully equal if
not superior to any Of its predecessors No agri-
cultural exhibitions possess more interest than those
Of the North Carolina State Society," Petersburg
Erpress
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vIRGINiA' AND TENNESSEE RALROAD-A meeting
OF the stockholders was held in Lynchburg on We'd
nesday. The report Of the President shows that
the annual receipts for the past year were $40
o.; expenses $4s252s "a; nett earnings $347,
so7 o. The decrease on tonnage East was Is per
cent.
The report Of the General Superiutent shows
1nss the number Of passengers conveyed over the
!oaa during the year was lie, 4s9; large increase
1ssF She number Of the previous year. Mr. Daniel
HAe PRESIDENT declined reelection
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MISSISSIPPI COTTON PLANTATION Pop
~ p. s-l .+=-. SALE wi"

" miles from the city of Jackson, Capital of the a
ten from Clinton, vicksburg & Jackson Railroad i,
from Livingston, and five from Tugaloo Depot, on NO
Jackson G. n Railroad, connecting it with al, pard
the Union. The great southern place of resort Conner,
Wells, is within three hours pleasant ride or drive Tn
neghborhood is wealthy. refined has fine schoos and y
eral churches and the health and climate of the cour
surpassed anywhere. These facts commend it to Dr.
sons OF ams coming south fss 'rac. CONTAINS M
the rest hill and branch land, all in state of good cult
walton. There dwelling and out-houses fruit orchard
negro cabins gn press cribs stables pond for stock d
terra and spring for persons, &C., &c.
For further particulars write to X. A. Clark jackson
A. a. Forbes, Edwards Depot, or
JOHN NJ. CLARK,
Yazoo CITY.
July 8, 1860. s7-wSm.
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July 8, 1860.
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF ALABAMA,
e.. ....a .---.s At Mobile.

~ ....t.. r- At Mobile.
HlHE LECTURES IN THIS INSTITUTION WILL
Il commence on the l4tb November next.
The handsome appropriation of Fifty Thousand Dolp
by the State has enabled the Trustees put up building
complete in every department.
The Museum is rich in specimens to illustrate all lhe
branches, and is second to in the United States
Prof MALLEr sails for Europe early in july for the p
pose Of adding largely to the Chemical apparatus.
The for Practical Anatomy will be opened about
the middle of October and preliminary Lectures will
about the time. There three large Hosp
tails in Mobile always open and free to the Students
FACULTY:
J. c. Norr, NJ D Professor of Surgery.
J. F. HEusT1s. H. ID Professor of Anotomy.
WV H. ANDERSON, D., Professor Of Physiology and p
:hology.
GEO. A. KErcHus M. D., Professor of Principles and PM
tce of Medicine
F. A. Ross, NJ. d., Professor of Materia Medca and Then
p,utcs.
F. E. GORDON N. D., Professor of Obstetrics and Disease
of Women and Children.
]. W. MALLErr, Professor Of Chemistry.
GofoS IVY ox y N. D.. Demonstrators of Anatomy.
X. D. ScNlDr, NJ D., Prosector of Surgery.
Address, W. II. ANDERSON,
Dean of the Faculty.
July 10. 1860. 2S-wsm
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WIN. Il. BURLINGTON,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,

WImIuStOu, Ne &c,
"ILL GIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO ALI
w consignments of Nacal Storts, CDtton, Flour, Tim
Der and other country produce either for sale shipment
Ny Wharf and Warehouses being conveniently located
for the reception of produce either by Railroad or RIVER
enables me to make my charges light
Refers TO II. A. SAVAGE,
Cashier Bank of Cape Fear, Wilmington.
JOHN DAWSON,
President Bank of No. Car, Wilmington.
a.. W. H JONES,
-, Cashier Bank Of Cape Fear, Raleigh.
November II, 1859. 97-wly.
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ACCOMMODATION HACKS

PITTsBORO', HAYWOOD, OR THE COAL FIELDS.
HACKS o, BUGGIES can be procured at Morrsville,
LII the n c. R. R. upon shart notice. to convey pas.
sengers to Pttsboro Haywood the Coal Fields BY a.
plying to the undersigned This is decidedly the most
pleasant route to either place. and equally cheap stop
ping in Raleigh and hiring Hacks. you come l2 miles
further by Railroad and of that much hacking
. J. F. BOHEMIAN.
Morrisve- June %, 1859. 2S-wtf
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PUBLIC SALE or1..

nNfWEDNESDAY. THE nth DAy nD
~ At the late residence of VIM. Blan VI 0CT Mn,
heirs Of law who are all Of full age) of ~. deceased
will sell the land Of which he died seized ede said
yns y ha% T i've and containing 49,
The farm is avery valuable one for ali s, water @,
being one Of the best in Chatham There am.ns pap
ling on The premises, and The outhouses 90 good
complete and in good repair. Credits viii ~ all Sorts
and bond and good security required Fn "e made '
out reserve. WI ne made My e
s. Chatham Co, N. c., Aug. ls, 1850.
On Thursday morning, the 9Th inst, bv w n .o~Na
Esq Miss Mary Daniel. Youngest daughter nf D. Chan
B. Griffin, of Wake county, N c., and u n Sapt DasI
Of Rankin Mississippi. broWn, g.
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So THE LAW COMPREHENSIVE BE.
s1 tween Mr. Saunders and myself has been closed.
Persons wishing to see me on business will please call at
my residence. ~ -: -
q. W. MILLER.
Raleigh, N. G., Sept. Is, 1860. 77-t.
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CHINA TRADE
KERR & MARBURY,
~ and 76 Sycamore Street

PETERSBURG. Va,
HAVE Deceived THEIR FALL Srpprv =,
IL Foreign Goods of their own importation rn,s
ing every variety of China and Eartheware Thar b
also laid in unusually large and attractive Stuck If ~
and Pressed Glass ware together with Brana and S,a
Plated Goods, Stone Ware, Fancy Articles, &c 1c w.
greatest nducement will be offered Merchants ys,r
iersburg.
IS. Goods for transportation carefully packed.
September Z, 1860. 37-va
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READ AND ENQUIRE.

A NY ONE WISHING TO ENGAGE IN BusI.
IA ness that is as respectable any in the State in
one Of the most beautiful and desirable towns of North
Carolina and is quite profitable and requires less capital
keep it than any other business that be engaged
erwse to the Editor of the n e. Standard who will in
form me- and wiifgve reasons for wishing to SELL Terms
DC. Apply early. 80,
- -l.-- ADVERTISER
August 81, 1860. s4-wtf.
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BOARD FOR MEMBERS.

VNJLLTAM T. Balm WILL BE PREPAREp, IN,
w accommodate some ten or dozen members 10! o. hd
Legislature with comfortable board He will use nl r
endeavos to please and give satisfaction to all WHO w.
paronize him. .,.~ut
His charges will be moderate the times will peru"
His residence is near the Standard Office IT
Raleigh, N. c., Sept. %. 1860 IT,"
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SLAVERY IN 17l5-The following are some statis-
tics Of the old colonial days. One hundred and for
ty-fve years ago. in the reign of George |, the as
certained population of Continental Colonies was as
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JOHN MAUNDER,S
MARBLE WORKS.
Monuments, Tombs, HeadstOnes,
RALEiGH, N. C. t.
A GENT FOR THE SALE OF MARBLE AND SLATE
Mantes and Furniture work of different coored MAJ.
bes Orders by mail punctualy attended to. Work pack.
ed and warranted. - . - 4-zllF
Raleigh, March IL, 1850. 22-wly.*
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ACCOMMODATIONS, FOR MEMpp.
THE LEGISLATURE. Op

/ ACCOMMODATIONS FOR MEMpn.~I
THE LEGISLATURE. IRs Or [
TINE SUBSCRIBER Is PREPAREn IN
BOARD AND LODGING for ~ fURSE
Twenty. Five Members of the Ie,,.,..
The Rooms in tue Buildings known as the cos a'ae
and which were formerly rented by Captain Is~ HOus
siitute port'en Of my lodging rooms. "'eaee Co.,
J. D. PULlm
Raleigh, N. c., Sept Is, 1860. '"ner $ Hotel
- = - -. SS-HS
STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA-M-~|
- COURT OF EQUITY.-WiIliam A. Price n aaaRly
w. Weathersbee etdt '' a9aasH
To H. ". Weathssbee:
SIR You are hereby notified to appear at tbo
of said Court 10 be held the last Monday II "e Ten
next, and plead, answer OF demur 10 the bill If wo
Price against you, or judgment pro c,"teso vii,
against you and the same heard accordingly ea'ad
Witness, q. Is. iiasse Clerk and Master i,
Court Of Equity, at Office, this the lUh day of Ss "i
A. D., 1860. 'el'enbr
c. b. HASSELL en-,
Sept. IS, 1866. pr. adv. s4.) ssN ~
NlAKEN UT AND sTRAYED BY J,vw~
l. HARMON, Of Chatham county, N: C, three W.. l.
medium size, mark under bit in each ear nv. ep
the right ear, brands; the age of them j. ne
years. one one year. aDdOne six months old and ,s r
at IS so. Said Sheep have been about the pem;s.
Harmon about three years, and he took them nv ND
18th of August and strayed them SAID James fO u@
lives about three miles from Pittsbnro, near hs
House. The is hereby notified to come ws,I roo
prove property pay expenses, and take them away &
W. GUNTER, Rappr
oeP'en'oe' 10 iooV' 's7s 3S-wr
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July 10. 1850.
.ANDS FOR SALEl

LANDS FOR SALE!
HAVING DETERMIND TO MOVE SOUTH, ! OF.
IL FER for sale the tract Of land on which now live,
containing 6s5 acres situated in the county of Franklin
about five miles from LOuisb,rg, eight miles from Frank
linton and eight miles from Kitrells Springs and Lying
on Tar river and Lynchs creek-about eco of WhA
original growth The upland is all open except about
acres, which is we'll timbeied and very rich. There Isl
large two story dwelling house upon the land containing
six rooms which, with little repairs, culd be made very
comfortable and pleasant II ere are all other necessary
tbouses on the plantation, such barns negro cabins
DC, all new and in good order.
Persons fm the eastern part of the State wishing
SUNNI TT , 70 resort to during the sek Use
pose, besides being convenient to three mineral springs
KittrelPs. Jones aud Sh0cco.
Any further description is unnecessary those wishing
to purchase will be certain to examine it before pus
ing will take pleasure in showing the land to any per-
son who may wish to look at it. Terms reasonable nm
n. P. WARD
July 81, 1860. 3l-w9tpds
AVAILABLE CoTToN PLANTATION FOR
SALEl
In Equity :-F. NJ. Harper, ct al, Er Parh.
DURsUANT TO "A DECREE OF THE COURT
Equity or the county Of Lenor shall offer for sas
at the Court House door in Kinson N. c. Sauroa,,
the 18th day of Obtober next one Of the most valuable
and desirable COTTON PLANTATIONS ever o6ersdla
sale in enor equity Said plantation is situated on Neas
river about six miles from Kius,on and but short d s'
from the A. n. C. r. R.. and adjoins the lands OF Vn
lotte Harper, James Warters, and Others 1t o0n'a'"
nearly
Five Hundred Acres,
Three hundred of which is the best Pocos,n swamp .
will average from e98 to 1900 pounds of seed coloI .a
the acre. rs acres of this land, under cultivation w.
year. made 1853 bags of cotton which averaged 43o
to the bag Is acres of which, without manuring m'
68 bales Of 400 pounds each. III
TERMS OF sALE-A credit of six and twelve months WI
be given the purchaser upon his entering into bond VIII
approved security for the purchase money.
September 49, 1860. ss-wtd.
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AVAILABLE COTTON PLANTATION FOR
SATEl
FOR SALE,

VSHE RESIDENCE OF THE LATE JOHN B: g s.',
II BIT situated east of Raleigh near tine i. Ii
Grounds, consisting of large Dwelling House, anu o.
necessary out-honses.
For terms enquire of tina subscriber near the place
1000 =. HARRIET B. BOBBlIi.
September Z, 1880 37-w'"
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JNO. M. GALLAWAY.
Late Of Rockingham, N. c.,

Late Of Rockingham, N. c.,
-s.s =. 800 Il - WITH 49, -.ss--e s. - -.
HILL & M0RpLEET,
~ GENERAL
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
= Off c e.--Shoccoe Slip,
RICHMOND, VA.
Liberal advances made consiguments Strict per.
sona attention is given to all saes aud purchases for
customers are made with great care.
81 Manufactured Tobacco sud other merchandise for.
warded with promptness. :, 'I5.l, ! : j.
WIN. l.. HILL. fs-a n NJ NORFLEET
December ., 1853. : ~. ~ l05-wly.
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Why STAND .YE ALL THE DAY IDLE

Any LADY OR GENTLEMAN In THE UNITED
u States. possessing from ss TO g. can enter into
easy and respectable business by which from o to 80
stamp) W. r. ACTON q co
No. 81 fold ~ North Sixth ST., Philadelphis.
September 2s 1850. - 7s-sm.
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A J. BIzECKE2, SON 4 Co.
"A. VIII Sc. NJ auction
IN ERrNAX lUNE %

"A. WIN SEP At auction
on FRIDAY, JUNE -.
= ~ At Il o'coca, at the Merchant Eschsas-. =.
hs Ten r,os % L1so g 20 @ e sn " "
the purchase moaey remain mortgage. pat OF ior
Pior No Ia Lots on Broadway 2tsh cse,a and
from Rodway % the 90 The Harlem river
s,s,S aud on siSis st. st. aaj:ns ~ '''S y ~
PIor No 3l2 Lots on th- north side OF 2st a. verJ near
PLor No Ala Lots. on broadway; adjo.ias GA north
'd f 3 i NJ STE sss On 'ss &c fss on
90 SiSh s s. ana on on sa s.; ~. fin, IN m
2l2th and ON 2i3tll ST. o.f
PLoT No ZIG Lott; the OF the iGa at
P No. rIr OF BIZ ' s q AS as.cbes 90 The
north side OF 2ith ST., and In the on 2lan ~
avenue having 200 feet irni On tie Harlem river where
os NJ ss w Core ..s xS e s s o M
2lAh street between Brosd~s AZ and tis- Ninth avenue.
a . sors 0 s.sua Ssss n
the midst OF HIGHLY pcresqac scenery and mo agreeable
sS he city and e. .s 'ss s,ss
the lots viii become very vaua bic. Of the nearly
1 'sys LAND AND s sss e. ". ssSSa 4. shore Of @
within hours time OF Chambers street by the Hud-
% and ; SM a.s ss ars 3
mnues laier sopping At Tue6y HOOK sa,ion winch very
"a ~ eo and and sSos q and
e a:fs 1sr sn,' s ,:aye fss saa ~ Ind
Ceni0ry House. foot of 25sh street. hour and quarer
s ss and ss n ns the
cod q Ihird avenue every hve niautes "a
boats are usS H. most careful management and the pas
sengess ususly OF the first class Al the time affords
Sesu scsnsy a sI ny upper ps Of he r% es
which und recently was comparatively unknown. certainly
Those Who up 70 view the property to be sold WIN and
the aact.oneers oce No Pine street
the Century House. on Harlem ver near the foo Of zh
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The Very Latest.
rxIEcsAFiuC FROM LONDON TO QckEssfows.
THE ENGLISH MINISTRY.

The Advertiser says that the OF Mr. MacKmon s
amendment being carried the effect Of the amendment
would be W postpone the reform bill indefinitely Lord
J. Russell and Mr. Gladstone will resign in the assumed
contingency II il understood that Lord Carendon would
10 the foreign Office and Sir Cornwall Lewis to the
Office OF Chancellor OF the Exohequer The conservative
party do not wish TO the PaImerston administration
overthrown.
THE ARMsr1cE IN SICILY.
Nothing positive is known the subject or the arms
tice According TO dispatches 1t prolonged indie
6nitey, while others state Is only the nh inst The
Malta Otserer OF June says IL was the Neapoli-
General that asked for armistice In order to
bury the dead Genera, Garibadi aud his adjutant
at once proceeded on board her Britannia MAjesy's
steamer Hannibal, where q conference OF all the
superior officers hold, and armstice OF twenty.
four hours was agrerd on Subsequently, the Neapotan
General asked that II should be extended to three days,
which General Garibald only accepted bat offered
prolong IL for weeks An English steamer had ar
rived at Marsecs from Queenstown conveying sixty vo
luntecrs, 4, 900 rifles and q 900 for Garibaldi
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
Sir II Bulwcr informed the English mercantile body. nj
levee Consantinope, held May 81, that he had
been requested by the French Ambassador De va,te
inform the English merchants he had said what
had bcca represented al that far from expressing any
the contrary ne ADVISED merchants
to continue their operations provided they were he
doubted not, OF legitimate mercantile nature.
THE nEL ATOMS or FRANCE WITH ENGLAND.
The Paris correspondent, OF the London Tes review
OF alleged tendencies OF France to the nation
IS indifferent even the question OF the Rheaish from.
tier war with England would perhaps be popular for
few weeks, but assurcdly condition OF is being in
var7ably successful and short possibe-shorer
even than the campaign In Lombardy. The Emperor Of
France is not OF those who believe that have de-
generated Any struggle between Great Britain and
Frascc must be struggle Of life or death not cam
pagn but war, perhaps equal in duration TO the last
in which ali Europe would be involved.
France likely to rush into merely 10 satisfy
faded rancor The writer is ncrcdulous the desire
OF the French people and army TO be constantly war;
and particularly at war with England. The With Rus
sa was viewed with indifference by the nation, and the
war with Austria regarded with marked dssa,sfac.
ton a, the commencement, and disappointment, at the
end. The people know what ruin would follow from a
war with a country like England.
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The Atlantic Cable.
ma rHE Eprroa or ERE LoSpon cnaoNtcfl

SIR-it may possibly interest your readers to know
that dispatches have teea received from Newfoundland
respect the progress made in the preparations for
attempting restore the Atlantic cable TO working order
AT the time Captain Kel's letter lett 81 Johns all the
arrangements required for the expedition were coin
peted and lie about to sail, within day or two, for
Trinity Bay, 10 commence the preliminary work OF pick
ing up the forty miles OF cable that intended to be
or in order TO bring the end into New Feriican for
the purpose OF making complete examination into its
electrical condition.
This electrical examination OF the cable viii be made BY
Mr.. C. H. Varley whose valuable scientific knowledge and
experience have by the kind permission OF the directors
OF the Electric and International Telegraph Company,
been placed at the disposal OF this company or thc neces
sary period Mr.. Marley sailed IN the Niagara Satus
day the ID inst. GE0. SAWARp, Secretary
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A1giers.

INTERESTING LETTER FROM THE EMPRESS ECGENIE.
The AkAJdy OF Agiers publishes the following letter
from the Empress TO the Mayor OF that city 10
application from the municipal council for permission
to give her Macsty's 10 the boulevard about
TO be erected there
Ihaye received NJ lie Mare. the address By the
Municipal Council, which announces hecreaton OF
street round your beautiful capital, and requesting my
consent that may be called the Boulevard de rlmpcr
trice Eugenic.' Deeply affected by the sentiments which
inspired tatering application, give my consent
with pleasure. Whea this grand enterprise shall have
been completed shall forget. you may be
that my connected with the capital OF country
become altogether French not only by but by
the genius OF our coioniss; aud II at some future
day hope the Emperor should realize project
TO his heartf he should visit Algeria and should be
able 70 accompany him, II would be most gratifying 70
to the Municipal Council OF Algeria, that
boulevard, and 10 thank them, the spot, for the
timents they cherish towards the Emperor and my
pray NJ le Mare to assure the Municipal Council OF
for yourself personally. EUGENE.
Palace OF the Tucries MAY Il.
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A MORTIMER GRIFFIN 4 CO., AUCrIONEERS
"A. MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AND WORKS OF ART At PUBLIC AUCTION,
On this day Wednesday, No 43 West Sixteenth street.

AND WORKS OF ART AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
On this day Wednesday, at No. 43 West Sixteenth street,
Between Filth aud Sixth avenues, carved rosewood
Panotore,
Drawing Room Suits Ssauary Bronzes
Velvet aud Brussels Carpets Bronze and Or.no
Pier and Nanlei Mirrors. Oak Buffet.
Extension Table, China and Glassware.
The suco1eers would cali particular attention Of their
friends and the public to this sale Catalogue embracing
largcs, and richest OF Househod Furniture
furnished al months ago. and IN complete order.
Descriptive catalogues at the house morning OF sale.
Drawing Rooms-Nagnicent grand action Piano
forte, ned With sainwod ovefsng bass elegantly
rosewood made by Broadway Makers rosewood Caner-
bury do Stool In brocade French cloth coyer
Rose Cabinets lsdys Table and writing Desk
inlad with pearl Candeabras Brackets medallion velvet
Carpets mosaic Rugs. French plate Mirrors marble Slabs
and Brackets large mante Mirrors richly
embroidered lace Curtains French Shades Co<nes &c
magnificent suits of drawing Furniture covered in three
coored satin Broeade OF the richest description carved
Gold rosewood. two eie tee Sofas two reception and
eight oval back Chairs two rosewood centre fables auary
bic top TO match the sus Eegeres lined with sniin wood
marble top doors and back Kings patent reclining
Chairs quartce and chess tables gthc reception Chairs
artistic Bronzes oil Paintings, &c ChambersTwo Rosewood
marble dressing Bureaus plate glass Mirrors rosewood
Bedteads richly Counodes Couches
Brussels Carpets. bed Spreads, hair and spring Mattresses
feather Beds Bpket Counerpanes Bolsters Pillows oval
Mirrors pastel Paintings decorative china Toilets rocael Cur
tains &c. Upper Chambers-Mahoesuy and black walnut,
Bureaus Bedseads Wasands Sofas Rockers Bookcases,
toilet Tables corner Stands: Bedding &c Dining RoomEx
table Cutlery dinner and Sets Also general assortment
OF basement and kitchen Furniture Sale peremptory Terms
Of sale cash. bankable certified checks Deposits
required IRON al purchasers unknown 10 the auctioueer
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The Portuguese government hrs rccevci 2oOOO Mimic
rHes and has Ordcrci % Ihs Lisbon arsenal
bas been supplied with machinery Cor riding II
81 ala that iDe government has dsieir determined %
f,rtify the country and viii cpnm'uce 10y repairing The
famous lines ~ Torres Nearas.
Inc Minister Of The Interior has bro hi iu bill or
absssling ths uss % pas ports ihrgu tJal PgtUsd
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TURIN, June i. lSoO
TIE Marquis We zargoi The French Ambssssdor. Is
pecscd 70 arrive At Bernie after having been absent for
eight months.
N. de fsios will leave on SATURDAY, for Bucharest The
Journals their The departure
AZ Dc Tsilos o. the moderation With which he
has discharged the duties of his mission.
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UcIIoy SALE OF PINE eoLD: SILVER ASp Ola.

UCTrON SALE or FINE GOLD. SILVER AND Ola.
"A inond Watches, Watch Movements, and rich Diamond
.welry, among which single diamond weighing four
rarsisL A. NJ CRIsTALAR, anctioneer, q Bowery, vii
sen Thursday, 2lst INST at l0i O'Clock the an
importer declining business consisting part Of gold
hunting double independent second self winding Ncke
and and Chronometers Is eases
sdes diamond and ensmeed bunting and open Deach
Levers and cylinders Also large ~ silver
haniing English Paiest Levers silver hung rs n
tArhed Levers and Cylinders silver gi Cyndcrs hunting
slf winding rcnometers Ar The above Watches from
ceebr.ied European manufacfos Of Messrs Berssy.
Cooper Gladstone f<sdo vsfes Freuch aud ohs
arms also 30 doteu Rngs and 80 dosen gold Pencil Cases
Catalogues ready "Wednesday, 0h be OF
Single scne Pin 20 be sold O'Clock precisely
The trade respectfully invifet fi0o
monsha approved endorsed
eihnaied the day before the sse.