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MISCELLANEOUS.
A SCIENTIFIC PREPARATION.
"A QUART BOTTLES FIFTY CENTS ONLY.
SELLING RAPIDLY
DENsIOw's
Compound Fluid Extract Of
SARSAPARILL.A.
SPECIAL FEATURES.
Superior quality This preparation being sc5entiA0an1
prepared from the best ingredients will bear critics.
pharmaceutical production from he profesnoa q WS1 q
from invaids.
There no better preparation Of Saraparilla before -
public matter under whose auspices put forth, bow h
praised expensive In cost
PERFECT REILANCE
may be placed the character OF this COMPOUND. Il
prepared from the formula and under The supenendcooo
TWENTY YEARS EXPERIKFCR
has been extensively tried In private before bonG
duced TO the public and feel confident WIN provo -
thoroughly effective In all cases for which preparas a -
THE PRICE B BUT Low
70 its general adoption
Fifty Cents Quart bottles.
Quart bottles. Fity Cent?.
Fifty Cents Quart hotties.
Quart bottles Ftfty Cen1a
Sold only at No. I62 Broadway,
Sold only q No ~ Brualwug.
The Propretor's principal depot
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Bachelors Hair Dye, wig and Toupee
factory 10 Bond street Private entrance for ladies' The Dye
applied In The akyght rooms
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Delaware Lotteries
sussEx COUNTY Class l4 Juxu 10, 1880
4, 20, Sc, 81, 40, s, &c, 10, ~, 8, 26, 10.
oRASp CoksoA2ArEp LOTTERY. CLASS 90 JUEE 10, 1890
3, 70, 80, 8, "a, 81, IA, IL, l, 4, 46, 10.
FRANCE, BROADBENTS 4 CO.,
Managers, Wilmington Delaware.
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Beautiful Complsxicn.-Laird'. Lfqaid
Pearl has achieved celebrity having equal Tor beauty
ing The compiexion and skin. S3o broadway.
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Herrsng's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof Safes Isl Broadway corner Of Murray street.
Nav York
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stsmmering Cared, However Caused,
by new me,hor by Dr. sMEDr.Ey Of CAS- Broadway. No
charge unless perfect satisfaction Is given Hours from 10
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Christadoro's Hair Dye, wigs, and Tou-
pees the best In the world Wholesale and retail and the dye
privately applied, nj Asor House.
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Singers Beat Manufacturing Machines
VII, hired out for short time with the privilege Of pur
chasing. - - -. .. -
TIRE WORLD within the reach Of all have reduced our
'''''' q -"'''' L n SINGER CO.. lss Broadway
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DIRE w fngs OF the Delaware state Lottc-
res.-w0OD EDDY CO., Managers Of the
DriAwAxs. assTuc.! AID nLssoysi srA1 lorrzSlss.
30, So, n, 8, 1, 81, rs, 40, is, "a, 81, 10, z.
DxLiwAxE-CIAss No 288, Juss l6 1880
rs, Il, SO, 10, Z, rs, 81, II, "a, 81, 81, 80, AZ.
Circular free OF charge, by addressing either 10
wooD, EDDY 1Co, Wilmington, Delaware,
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Naval Intslligsncs,

The United States slcop Possmcush Al Porto
Prays on the sth ut 70 sai in afcv days Cor MADEIRA
O0ceu snd crew ~ vel.
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Attentfon.-Edge, OF jersey City, was
the only Pyrotechnt who preferred from their abundance
enhance the attractions of s. Vincent Fair was then said
Edges Fireworks would be the only description used by
Catholics the coming Fourth OF July Results will prove
whether the promise made In good faith Edges depot
Is at No. l72 Broadway corner OF Maiden lane
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OF Thomas IA. benton.

Monument OF Thomas II. Benton.
~. LOUIS, juno IT, 1850.
The committee appointed 10 raise funds Cor marb.
statue OF Hon Thomas H. Benton, have obtained the de
sired amount--t10 000-and awarded the work 10 Mia
Harriet Hoemer.
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radical Truss with In the Of hernia
Truses Supporters Shoulder Braces Suspension Bandsges
appliances applied lady IN attendance IN the female de
psmen No yesey street. Asor House. opposite 81 Psuls
cl1.rrh
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Photoxra phs.-Charles HI. Williams6n's
Brooklyn Gallery established 1851 at 2A0 Fulton street.
Singers Beat Manufacturing Machines
VIII be hired out for short me with the privilege Of pur-
IL order 70 place THE BEST FAMILY MACHINES IN
TIE &C. and ss; e: Of ALL we have reduced our
'''' . l. n SINGER CO.. <Ss Broadway.
Attentfon.-Edge, OF Jersey City, was
the only who Sn their ws sS ss
that Edges Fireworks would be the only description by
Catholics the coming Fourth q July Results viii prove
Hs'Ps " s SrSaSSss w.. Of '''''
Hair Dye Wigs . and nd Tos-
ls ss Hes and
Gr % No. ns~ ney
stand and drawerO, Sllo, s,vovv . co .x.p.
Wheeler and wilson's Sewing Machines.
Once. sos broadway, New YORK
@. b. sloat & Co.'S Celebrated Elliptic
Lock Stitch and Shuttle Sewing sae Soniss 40 Rro.sv
A Grover 4 Baker noi:siscs SEWING ma
New sss IS i Faa s4s NO
Burglar Proof safes Isl Broadway Of Murray street.
Paulownfa.
THE PERFUME OF JAPAN:
An Extract for the Handkerchief
rHAloss' iPs son. 'i SE$ " YORK.
For sale By all druggiss-
An Article for the Bald and Gray
Ha ep s sss s sa
where
Wilder's Patent salama nder Safe.-The
great Fire and Burglar Proof Safe Of the world Agents for
oUIRK BROTHERS, ss Maiden Lane.
Ladies, Dress Gimps--New and Beauti-
full styles at LoCKITT SON CO.. 81 Fulton street, Brook.
lyn. Trimmings made 70 match.
whiskey.-s. r.. suits Kentucky salt
''s' ''' '''' Nos isi, as iii and 7@ BROADWAY. ny
applied In he skyiishs rooms
Barry's Trfcopherous In the Best and
sns.ps . s for ;s Sesuys ce,u'ps sp
ing he sc%pisHoa and ssin ssa BrosaSsy ~
For Eradfcatfng Dfsease from the sys-
eH By removing ,hs foul and bilious h.mos and sscrsacns
~ ''r'Gss fs'f;s ~ afs n;
GS szsas Z: @ "' IL SaSs
New York
Are You Feeble, Lsnguid and Incapa-
bic III erertions-usc HOIJOWAY'S Pulls They cool the
blood the liver invroate the stomach and the
bowels regular thus restoring tone energy and gor through
out the system.
Trusses.-Dr. Marsh Continues 60 Apply
bis radical with the hernis.
Trusscs Supporters Shoulder Braces Suspension Bandages
Stockings Belts Bathing Trsses All surgical
appliances applied lady IN attendance IN the female de
psrment No vesey street Asor House. opposite 81 Psus
church
stammering Cared, However Caused,
by q method. by Dr. sMEDf.Ey of CAS- Broadway No
charge unless perfect satisfaction given Hours from 10
tol
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bic ri erertons-usc HOILOwAYs Pulls They cool the
blood the liver invrorae the stomach and keep the
bowels regular thus restoring Tone and gor through
out the systeu.
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tenn by removing the bilious secreons
whh oouinaiy accommodating In the blood depressnG
ener making ufe miserable.
DR 81 r. TOwHskED'6 sARsAPAR TLLA
sands unrvaed. haa sood The test Of time and expeeuoe
and daily adding 70 Ne reputation Try 81 Fulton sree
fee
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party, then those who wantonly dragged before the
public regardless OF the sacredness with which hitherto
society has looked upon private correspondence before
this committee published private letters, they and they
only guilty OF an offence against good morals,
and must bear the burden Of the just ccnsure which
later shall by all good men be visited upon
them. webster's testimony from beginning to end
from beginning TO end shows that his memory Is trcaoh
and unreliable. He fails when he attempts 10 give
the contents OF his letter deliberately written out
What reliance be placed upon his recollection Of de-
sucry conversation Of four hours In length, which
red than years before He himself seems dis
trustfu Of himself. Instead Of giving the Attorney
Generals words he says Judge Black gave TO under
underwent transmusation in the mind Of the
witness between the time that he heard and
that at which he sworc to It. This IL not 10 be
wondered at. He who hears conversation private and
CONFIDENTIAL from who trusted him, sud then goes
forth and repeats TO those who have interest 70 per-
vert H. win insensbly II may be- learn 70 pervert
himself Third II the Attorney General had been dead
II this attempt blackcn him like that upon the late Post
master General had been made when he was In the grave
the written evidence would Of tse have been sufficient
To relieve him from all suspicion, Mr. websters let
tiers furnish triumphant reputation Of his testimony
They show that the Attorney General made no promise
no plcuRe, ana tney snow fOrncy
refused 70 do what had been suggested for the very rca
son that he and Webster could not succeed getting
promise OF patronage from the President any other
member Of the administration.
me latter part Of the report s devoted 70 an ex-
PLANTATION lof the dcusics between the President and
Fcrney.
AyYArRs IN yrRorx.
Tho Department Of state received yesterday largo
Foreign mail The condition Of things in Europe Ia
Earded as very uncertain and occasions great anxiety II
suspected that England has design 70 take possession Of
Sicily, and occupy IL in consequence Of the acquisition re-
Gently made by France.
Intelligence has also been received by this mail from
high source stating that China has positively refused The
British ultimstum 10 the great surprise OF the British
ministry, as sey had good reason 10 believe she would
sccede 10 thek demands. The British government
suspects says the writer that other Powers are tho
advisers In this matter
nm ckysrN ~ I'm pxMpur
Mr. florence, from Pennsyivasia win n ne can rst she
ao0r, Tomorrow, odsr We following resolusIeus-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-27
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER EUROPA.

HALIFAX, June 26.-The steamer Europa
arrived here to-day, bringing Liverpool
dates to the 10TH
The intelligence from Italy gaveno further
news from Sicily. The royal troops continu-
ed to leave.
A royal conference was to have been held
on the day the steamer sailed. Louis Ma
poeon and the prince of Prussia had ar
rived, and several German sovercigns IN
tended to join the conference.
The annexation of Savoy to Sardinia,
was finally consummated ON the l4th inst.
The steamers Persia and Edinburg had
arrived out.
The Great Eastern would positively sail
on the 10th inst.
Observation-Disclosures of the week d.
600 bales to spectators, and 1890 bales I" eXpor-
tiers; prices had declined sMi, closing with a
downward tendency, and very irregular. Orleans
fair T. middlings II. Uplands, fair, I, middiing
3D. The stock on hand was l,3"5,OOO bales, IN
Guiding ,l3j, 900 American.
Brcadstuis were quiet nj Tuesdays advance
Provisions quiet. Pork heavy.
Consos %! 93s for account.
The Balloon in the Bank Of England had IN
creased E23l 900.
Money was easier with u less demand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-27
INSTKUCTUHS
EDWARD B. SMITH, II. A., Principal.
A. MAGILL SMITH. NJ A.

The third session of my School, (hitherto located
in Albemarle county, will begin IN the first of
September next. The now location is easily ac-
cessible from all parts of the country, being within
short walk Of Culpeper depot, on the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad, three hours ride from Alex
andria. All the usual subjects will be taught
Holding the degree of Master of Arts of the Uni
versty of Virginia, having taught for two years in
that institution, Assistant Instructor AMI
having had, besides, several years experience in
teaching and conducting my School, | feel enabled
to promise thorough instruction in every branch.
Ny assistant is also Master Of Arts Of the Uni
versty, and has taught for some years, with great
efficiency and success.
Translation board and tuition for each hal:
session of FIVE months, Sl25--everything furnish
ed but lights. Payment required in advance
For catalogues, containing further information,
recommendations, DC, address me, at Culpeper L.
H., Va. EDWARD B. SMITH, NJ. 4.
Reference is made to: The Faculty Of the Uni
versity of Virginia; Rev. John A. Broadus, Rev
X. X. Meade Charlottesville, Virginia; Octayius
Cohen John Richardson esqrs., Savannah, Ga;
DR.. Vim. W. Roper, Bowling Green, Caroline CO.,
Va Prof. VIM. ]. Martin, Chapel Hill, " G.;
Hon. Edmund Martin, Greenfield, S. c.; George
Rives, T. 4. Dow, esqrS, Albemarle, Va; i. Il.
Walker, S. Mason, eSfrs., Richmond, Texas: JAS
Woodhouse, Thomas W. Brockcnbrough, es4rs,
Richmond, Va; DR.. Lloyd Warfcld, Lexington,
Kentucky, &c Culpeper co., je l1-~wtt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-27
Especial Dispatch to the Gazette.
A New Political Move.

WASHINGTON, June 2G.--The politicians
here are very busy preparing the party pro-
grammes Of their respective States, accord
ing to the altered condition of things pre-
scented by two nominations ut Baltimore.
The friends Of Mr. Breckenridge have de-
termiued upon their tactics, ut least so far as
Virginia is concerned. 1t is understood that
IA State Convention in the Breckenridge III
tcrest will be called to meet early in August
next, to rearrangc the Democratic electoral
ticket of the State, purging it of the Doug
las element.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-27
SOUTHERN MANUFA CTURE.
Reaping andMoWing Machine:
FOR 1850.
KIRBY'S
AMERICAN HARVESTER.

TINE SUPERIORITY OF KIRBY's AMER
i ICAN HARVESTER, over all Others will
become more obvious by looking at its several
superior points in detail, and then considering
that all these separate excellencies are combined
in one MACHINE, in the most simple and eiFec-
tive manner. In some of these excellences it is
entirely unequaled, and in mono OF them is il
passed. While other MACHINES may equal it
in some of its desirable qualities we can safely
say there is not another MACHINE in the world
which COMBINES ALL THE EXCELLEN-
CIES that are found combined in KIRBI'S
AMERICAN HARVESTER.
We would call the attention of Farmers to the
following facts:
l. That-Ths is the most perfect Combined
Mower and Reaper in use; better than any single
mower as a mower, and better than any single
reaper reaper.
2. That-It is the strongest and the lightes:; be-
ing made entirely Of Iron, except pole, seat and
platform. The finger. bar is of wrought angle
iron, Of great strength and lightness.
That-lt has a Revolving Track Clearer,
which is the only track clearer that will thorough
ly separate the cut from the uncut grass and with
outleaving the cut grass in lunches
4 That-IT REQUIRES oSE-THIRD LESS DRAFT
THAN ANY OTHER MACHINE.
That-No PRESSURE is MADE UPON THE FOR
SEES SrCKs, AND NO SIDE DRAFT.
o. 1udl-.ts W hoTh Oh rough gTOuln
is not equallcd by any machine yet produced
The fngerbar working up and down, indepen-
dent of the driving wheel, enables the machine to
60 through deep burrows and bitches, among stones
and boys, over knobs and gopher hills where no
other machine could follow it. 1t will work from
to Is inches high.
Z. That-It can be used in moving either with
or without the reel.
8. That-In both moving and reaping, the po-
sitions Of the driver and raker the most conve-
nient and easy, enabling them to do their labor
with but little exerton.
= That-While the machine is in motion the
driver can, by means Of lever, throw the cutters
out and into gear, and by another lever he can
raise and lower the finger bar to pass obstructioEs
or move from field to field.
10. That-It is easily managed, marvelously
simple, well built, compact, not liable to get ont Of
order, made Of the best materials, Babbet, metal
boxes, and is furnished with double trees, neck
yoke and extras complete.
We would request all those who are in want o.
a REAPER and MOWER, to send for Circular
descriptive of the MACHINE, &c, before making
other arrangements The MACHINES are in all
warranted to give satisfaction, or no sale.
Manufactured by d. NJ. OSBORNE & Co., las,
Pratt street, Baltimore. Address
KNOX BRO, General Agents,
ap 2S-eo2m for Alexandria. Va.
DIEDMONT ACADEMY, CULrEpER COuvTY,
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New NoaK. June 26.--Cotton closed unehang-
ed: sales Of 1000 hales-Wright quotes uplandS
,niidhngS ut &C. Flour closed firm; sales OF
II. 800 bbls.: State Sj.35M S5.lj; Ohio S5.SOM
81. 80: Southern $j.7jMSG. Wheat closed quiet:
sales % IS, 600 bush; Southern white 1850 lhoc.
Corn closed firm: sales of $4,000 bush; mixed Csc.
Pork closed FIRM: mess SlSM$lS.73. Whiskey
closed dull nj 2l4M2lAc. Sugar closed quiet -
Stocks AZ. frmcr. Mo e. -
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NOTICE TO CITY TAX PAYERS.

NOu ARE hereby notified that you save
i per cent. by paying your personal bills in
whole, or part, prior to the st of July. Office in
Market House Buildings. Office hours 9, A. NJ,
10 5. P. NJ.
We would call the special attention of tax pay
ers to the following section of the Revenue bill:
SECTION l6. And be it further enacted, That it
shall be the duty of the Collectors to charge and
exact interest at the rate of six per centum per
annum upon each and every tax BILL which shall
remain unpaid, on the 25th day of November next
for such length of time thereafter as the said bill
shall remain unpaid. WESLEY AVERY,
Collector of lst and 4th Wards
JOHN 4. FIELD,
jc 27-dtd Collector of 2nd and 3rd Wards
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-27
From 8usnos Ayres.

New YORK. June, 25.-We have news from
BuenoS Avres to the 18th ult. The tonvcn-
tion which assembled on tho lst Of May, clo.ed
It's labors on Ire 18th after adopting certain
constitutional reforms and passing :. rcSo!u-
ton to change the name of Argentine Con.
tederation and adopt that Of the United
Provinces.
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s7UrMG MACHINES FOR SALE.

ONE LETTER L, GROVER i BAKER,
~ suitable for Bag Makers, Matras& Makers,
&c. being used three months, viii be sold bar
gain, warranted rcriect.
On. WHEELER i WILSON, and one GRO
YER & BAKER FAMILY MACHINE; also.
the celebrated HOWE. FAMILY and Man l
FEATURING MACHINE, (n"w.} Price $50
and UPWARDS. Call or write 10 THOS. SilANkS,
Machinist AID Sewing Machine Dealer, Carroll
uan Ralri,nnrc Nj. Ralt;more. Nd. ie 26-3i
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WHEAT WANTED.

WE DESIRE TO APPEISE TaE FAR
" alERS Of the 4 ,ia@=nt counties, that the
PIONEER Mills, will again commence opera
tons ano.;I the 25th JULY
A. il Is proposed that portion of then pro;'nct
shall be Family Flour. Of tbs highest g~ade. We
can promise proror;"na:e price Tor prime wait"
WHEAT suitable Tor It's uaa nut;tcture--;hongh
MI dissertations. in sound cund.tion, will be pur-
chased. WA. Il. F0WLE 4 son,
;e ,S-r2taes! No l. South Wharve>.
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TuE PIONEER MIiIS.--We announced some
time since that the re-opening OF the extern
sive Pioneer FIGURING Mills, had been deter
mined upon. subsequently we mentioned the
appointment Of Mr.. G. Y. Wurthington as
Chief Miller of the establishment On Mon
dav Mr. Worthington arrived in this city
and entered upon the discharge OF the du-
ties of his post.
The Mill is now being thoroughly over
hauled and cleansed in every part, and
vii! be ready to commence milling opera
tons about the Goth Of next month, when
as soon as the new wheat comes in, 1T will
be run to its full capacity, turning out
seven hundred barrels of flour per day.
The machinery of the Establishment is IN
the hands of skilful mllwrights, and will be
much improved The wheat cleaning appa-
ratus will be replaced by new machinery OF
more approved pattern, and the Mills, by
cleaning the wheat more thoroughly, will be
enabled to turn out flour of higher grade
than heretofore.
The mill is now receiving considerable
amounts of wheat; six thousand -four bar
rcls are already stored in the building, and
every preparation is making to do large
business as soon as the fires are Lighted IN
its furnaces and work recommended.
The present population OF Alexandria,
the Gazette says, is estimated at li,I32 be-
ing an increase Of 2,937 since 1850. In
1890, the population was only 2,I46. "a a
few wears, with the advantages. secured by
the different lines Of railroad now being con-
structed, and which will connect Alexandra
with the great thoroughtares of the Valley
and the West, it will doubtless double the
present population and take rank with the
commercial ports OF Baltimore and other
Northern cties.-P rinre William Democrat.
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,,.orapa "a Vice President Breckenridge.

nroraeted tonight, to the residence OF Ice
President Breckenridge to serenade HIM IN
honor of his nomination for the presidency.
n response TO repeated calls, Mr. Breck-
;n,iJoe at length appeared, and addressed
me crowd, saying that he felt deeply this
manifestation of friendly regard, and that he
~r,eptel it as al approval Of the recent pro-
erad;nys at Baltimore, by which the Nation
Il Democratic Convention presented his
name and that Of his gallant and honored
friend General Lane as candidates for Pre-
.tlaut and Wee President of the United
States. -,
I'na; heat: would he cold and insenSible
;,drnI that did not throb with gratitude at
.nrh an exhibition OF the confidence OF his
,.,untrymen. lie felt it and felt it deeply,
and did not affect to conceal It, lie had seen
with feelings Of pain the divisions and dis
,urharIceS which had Occrrrcd in the demo-
cratic convention, and had hoped to see IN
IN. md that these evils would be averted.-
us friends knew that he would not for an
in.1ant permit his name 10 stand III the way
oG sratcrnal harmony.
He we'll knew there were gentlemen in the
North and south Of experience and ability
.yho were fitted better than himself for such
= trps1. But, without referring in detail to
he proceedings at Baltimore, he would only
s,,I ,hat the convention which assembled ut
rh- Marvlaud Institute, was composed, IN his
opinion Of the national democracy OF uie
,'nitad States. Cries Of good and cheers. !
yh.u he learned though with regret, that
his name had beea presented TO the couhtr y
ne Old 10t take long t. determine that he
,~uuIG not meanlv abandon them zap
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-27

\ statement Of the funded debt of nth Caro-
lima makes the total IS, S33 a0j. The interest on
TN. above debt is $500 sos 30. The State has en-
dors.d bonds of Wilmington and Weldon Rail
road Company for $2oo,uOo. The prospective
deb; Of the State On account 81 the Iiintngt"H
Charlotte and Rutherford Railroad and Western
Extension Of North Carolina Railroad. may he
.lai,d nj $500. 900. making the actual and proSpcc
tive debt about 81 S,o3%.303. Should the l!oat-
inc debt Of the State 1T this time OF ANAL amount
he funac,i an th. State lie called upon 10 pay
the priacrai OF her endorsements !or the Cape
Fear ard Deep River Navigation Company, as it
j. feared >hc wilt, the foregoing amount oi the
tu adc.t debt viii hc slightly increased.
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C 0 III I'll Z F. c I A L.
The Markets.

BALTIMORE, June 26.--Fl"ur closed steady;
Howard street $3.50. Wheat closed buoyant
white l4OM l6Oc.: red 1900 l4Oc. Corn closed
dull: white 67t070c yellow 6jGeGSc. Provisions
buovaut; mess pork SlS.25; prime Sl4.75; bacon
sides lie. Whiskcy is dull! ut 2ntc.