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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-14
CARDS.
lGNArluA LANGEn

16NAT0US LAN0E0s
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON 4 ACCOUCHEUR.
L OvvIcE-South- cast corner Of Brady and Sec
ond streets. Ofice hours from I TO 8 A. NJ, and
70 r. n. june27-u
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-14
MASS CONVENTION
Of tho National Democracy Of 1oWl

The undersigued, National Democratic, belisv-
inp that the Convention Of the Nstionsl Demoe.
racy that met in the Hall Of the Maryland lnssi.
ture, in the city Of Baltimore, on the 2Sd day q
June last, truly and faithfully represented the
,uuents and doctrises OF The Nationsl iIsmoe.
se.- ,hsoughout the Union both 10 their pls'forp
racy. down, . d 10 the candidates there pre-
there lai. Z. Breckinhdge and Gen. Jos pA
:cnted!, John 'apon oil National Democsss: ss6
Lane, hereby 60. seser.--ss y s.ppsst ihsse
sslIan, men, Brsckinridg,' u Asn..s --..
ot Oregon, 70 meet in hsss S".'s0.lon sSs q Dss..
port on the 18th day Of Augu. - 'eov, 20 organise
The party and transact such oths sosiness - my
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-14
Luw fsaraslesshtp.

mo p. COOK. J. WILSON DRuRY
COOK 4 DR RUKY,
Successor. to Cook, Dillon Lindky.
I'VE HAVE FORMED A PARTNERSHIP
w for the pr ctice Of the Law. to which ~
shall devote our personal attention.
March 1850. COOh DkUkI
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-14

Cheap Rent near the Depef.
TWO TENEMENrs, ONE OF ROOMS AND
- Of 1 rooms, viii b rsntsd q prices tosse-
respood with the times, bz b
sas3-du love ST., bstvsss sth : 7tA.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-14
Fire 1t Mobile, Ala.

MOBILE, Aug. IL.
number Of buildings we're bnrned near thu
Railway depot to day. Loss betv SIS .OOC
and 100000.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-14

CHAs rurlAx JOHN n. ROGERS.
~. Nal m 4 ROC EnS.
A TTORNEYS AND DCOUNSELORSAT AT LAW.
n OFFICE, Davenport Block, No. 70, Main St,
Second Floor. jun7-du
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-14

STERLING KAILRoAD..-We are in
formed BY Robert Lowry, Of Lyons. that the
prospects Of . speedy completion Of the Ster.
ling Railroad are nov good. Twenty
thousand tons of rails have been received st
Chicago. which are now being distributed
along the line Of that road. The grading has
been completed for some time. This will fur.
nish another outlet to Chicago and the East
and will be Of untold advantage In point oi
conveying coal from the rich coal region
through which the road passes. The iron viii
be put down Immediately.
BRKCKINRIDGE AND LANE STATE Con.
ExrIos-To-morrov the Breckenridge and
Lane men Of Iowa assemt ls in convention ia
this city. We believe that Metropolitan Hal
hes been secured in which to hold the deliber
ations Of that body. A. to the number to b.
present We have no definite idea, though ".
are informed BY those Who best have the r:gh,
to know, that - nsny ~ two hundred and fifty
delegates are expe cted. 1t will make lively
time here for . day or two. yet - on al elm;
lar occasions We presume the hotels viii con
ins themselves 10 their ordinary charges.
HI0HLY DIsGusTsD.-Wehea sever.
d wide-Avakes express themselves on Satur
urdsy last. - highly disgasted With the speech
Of one Pstsrson. made at the Burtis Ho1s>
steps on Friday night. 1t vas little too blsek
even Tor them. One Of the promissnt Wide
A~atss satd that II Peterson he'd only Kissed
same BIG "blast gar after his speech. il would
havs ossa . fit esppisg Of the elimsx. Peter
ssss speech vas Of The most rabid Abolitsos
eaes Ws sslisvs this spssiasa of Black Re
psblieaaiaa = ssesnd saavassiae lse Blasl
eepsh9eea 0apaiO pap~. He ~ svenl
~. evi1nGly.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-14

1~OCtSvIAA1D 1V8. -.
81 counties give Coombs over NcClarty
-, ,64l; over all $500
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-14
The Paraguay Case.

The Paraguay Case.
NEw YosK, Aug. IL.
The Times Washington correspondent says
the award Of Commissioner in the Pasaal %
case will be in favor of Paraguay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-12
.TElNWAY q SONS.
GOLD MEDAL
PATENT oyERSIRUNG GRANDS

PATENT OvERsIRUNG GRANDS
And SQUARE PIANOS
Are considered the best PIANOS manufactured.
These instruments have taken sixteen inst premiums gold and
oliver medals within the last four years In competition with
pianos Of the best makers of New ork Boston, Philadelphia
Among Se judges were Go,tschAIk VIM Mason, H. A. VOL
lenhaupt aud other musical celebrities
81 SONS do refer artists who In this country
years certificates and testimonials given
tine since, 1t is well Known fact that such important
have been made in pianos quite recently; many
whose instruments justly considered
the best yeas cannot by claim the position
We suboin following certificate given within the last six
months by nearly al the leading and prominent artists and
musicians residing In this country;
The underlined having personally examined and practically
tested the Improvement Grand Pianos invented by H.
sIENWAl in which the covered strings oyerstrng
those remaining, do hereby certify:
That result Of the said improvement the voice the
PiGno is greatly improved ia quality quantity aud power
Ihe sound BY sisuways Is much even
in any other Piano with which acquainted
The undersigned regard the improvement OF Mr. Senwsy
most novel Ingenious and important No Piano OF similar
construction has been known used far the under
GUSTAV sAITER, WILLIAM MASON
Wa sAAR, ROBERT ROBE GoLb iSG
WIN. A. KING. CARL BERGMAN,
Clio. +. BKISTOW, HENRY c. TlMM,
And many others.
Each instrument warranted for the of FIVE years.
"areroons Nos ~ and "a "aAer', near Broadway n Y
STEINWAY q SONS GOLD MEDAL PAT
~ ENT OyERSTRUNG GRAND and SQUARE PIANOS are
now considered the beet Pianos manufactured aud warranted
wareooln- Nos. 81 and "a walker-st. Broadway
"VI,HE BRIGGS PATENT PIANO-FORTES.
i The briggs PIANO COMPANY have the exclusive
right TO manufacture these very superior Instruments
hne assortment OF hich is for sale at theiE
No. 465 BR00ME-ST.,
NEW-iORk
y1Nl0MAS III. CHAMBERS
Il PIANOS and MELODEONS. at so to ZOO
Btlst.. Ith.Av.. In the Bible. House
q OK FOR PIANO that has cost $3.50. A
u on splendid large round corner octave Piano nearly
new, tlb0 Two Meiodeon-, $50 and &G5-at
r. c. FlSCHERS, No. $50 Broadway near lith.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-12
furs, Robes, Sc.

CHOICE FANCY FURS-No. 40 Broadway
~ The undersigned has opened his stock comprising variety
Of STYLES IN Sable Mink and other choice fUS when he osI'
low ior cash not exceeding wholesale prices at retail
SImOND GOGL, Practical FuIner. No ~ broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-12

COUNTRY RESIDENCES, only one , hour From RON
=. sniF Amply 10 the Proprietor, h. = hAshhbb' EeS''
Racl Orange 4. j. or at No. "A CedAr-st Toe'dAy-
EOR SALE or to LET-ln 3Jth-st Deswoen vo
and Madison avs superior brownSone roc son
rsnTnsss.d Price low and terms cay Inquire on on w
iscs, or Of MAhNV' V 49,
GOOD INVESTMENT. ,o..,,
~ AGO ACRES Of LAND in Mower County hiinne'''A
,uH ACKES of LAND Ia lama County, lowe.
s"0 AGES Of Ian ID in Harden County LOWE It., Ly =.
I,s,,d number Of years since from acnai i y,
,..r r.rty with the most Of lands IN viciihy y,,,.J
.r The and arc al Of the best quality ana wo'
10 e.rron skiing Inake investment o. ms CO..
"a fcurn valuable tact Of land, the above QUITS wy
able lPoERmsIURp. tIIws MASON, Bankers ~ Wsl''
WISCONSIN (Rock County, LA Agi,. ,,,,h. ros
w shIFagoO Acres Of rich prairie and heSyiy Cor
.ND near the iouri.hng town Of Jauesvlho "i'Oo"' "
Sale. ~. .,..ept owner Is years ago.
- b.st G,r agricultural purposes In hoch Co a. i IN.
Sonrty IL acknow edged to possess tho rohe'' '' " ~
Stsle -, ....oI. ~ may he re1ured and the
uri;I tar of the purchase money may rewsn Oh 0'N A'
mortgage for term Of years.
FoT further particulars inquire Of -.
inTE HOWE Footyiie, Wiz, on the PREMISE, o. 70 4
Msssrs FOSTER THOMSON, NO % "als", Nos iO'"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-12

| TOR SALE-A FARM of % scres, at White
Plains oI $1,000 half cash has hne House aud Barn
raised 80 bushels Of Apples lac, year would make beautiful
1 BRAYfARD, No. 81 Waii-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-12

COi-OhtsD bNhDHiN' az -
At KIM
N CHEAP EMBROIDERY and RIBBON
GREAT CLEARING SALE of FALL and WINTER GOODS
nets Flowers Feathers Gloves Hosiery Skirts, Trimming
"''if IHE ENTIRE sIOCK TO BE CLOSED OUT
Iu order make room for alterations ,,1,
AT KINzh6 6S 1 MdS6 SAt >, M 70 COMMENCE
Clearing Sale Of Bonnet Ribbons a, be-, T.. lOc.
Clearing Sale Of boune; Ribbons a; l%c. loo, lSc
Clearing Sale Of Rich bonnet Ribbons half price.
Clearing Sale OF Trimming Ribbons at &C. &C., &C
Clearing sale of Colored Silk Nelvets lSc. piece.
Clearing sale of Fancy SILK Nelyets loo. piece.
Clearing sale of BLACK SILK Nelvets l5c piece
Clearing sale Of Trimming felNeis, &C. &C. Sc I'd.
Clearing sale Of Needle Collars .e lgc 23c &c. Soc
Clearing sale Of Needle work Sets &c, oSc' 'Sc' &c
Clearing sale Of Worked Bands, &C.. lc., lac, l5c
Clearing sole Of Chenille Nets, lsc., SIC.
Clearing sale Of Chenille Nets, 4lc., Soc.
Cleaii saie Of silk Acts, lJc, loo
Clearing sae of Head DRESSES, Sc, sOc.
Clearing sale Of Fan and Winter flowers &c. spray.
Clearing = lie of Colored and black reatherS
Clearing s-le Of french hair Ornaments. % .,
Clearing sale OF straw Bonnets, Sic, oOc., o3c.
Clearing sale Of trimmed bonnets, cheap price.
Clearing sale of Millinery Goods, all styles
Clearing sale Ladies Liaed O4anle Gioye. be- lSc Zoo
Clearing sale Ladies' hne lined Lisie Gloves, So, &c
Clearing sale Ladies' heavy lined six Gloves loe -,
Clearing sale hid Gauntets, SOC.
Clearing sale Msses' silk Gloves, &c., loc
Clearing sule Misses Cotton Gloves &c.
Clearing sale Of our best hid' :. 2oc. Soc toc.
CesIns sale Of Lsdes and feeced Lined Hose pc
Clearing sale Of Ladies' and Misses Hose &C., &c. lOc l2c
Clearing sale OF MefinO lose lOc., Dc.
Clearing sale o Merino half Hose, &C., de-
Clearing sale OF Ladies Fine Hose.
Clearing sale Of ChildIen's Wool Hose.
Clearing sale Of Brown, blue Green, aud BLACK SIX yests
Clearing sale of Chenille scarf,, &C., &c.. 15c
Clearing sale best Steel Skirts, 3lc.. 500, ijc
Clearing sale OF entire Wholesale Stock At Retail
Nos 5,l ~ and 20, ath,sv,
Between 2lss aud 22dsts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-12
Financial.
ALnxsr II. HicoLAY. Auctionser,
WILL SELL THIS DAY (Monday), Nov. u.
2i O'Clock al the Stock Saesroon. No So WuhsssAo

10000 Snn FRANCISCO City and County y cent B0nds
$500 Mobile and Ohio RR. S y cent Income Bouds
5000 Am Telegraph Co. y cent Bonds.
1900 Jersey City y cent bonds
40 Mad, Ind. and Peru Diy'd Bond.
Next regular sale THURSDAY Nov IS Ree,,,r A,sio,
Sales of Stocks and Bonds every MONDAY and 1BURsDAY
every day when required at III O'Clock the Sock Sales
No. 80 Niian Or Of the Merchants Exchange II pre-
fIred Stocks and Bonds bought private ssIs and b.,
Brokers' board ALBERT H. kICOLAT
Arctionecr and Stock Broker
No. 81 Wiliam.s,, near wa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-12
Sales bp Auttion.

MORRIS X. CRANE, Auctionoer
A UCTION SALE of 400 eligible BUILDING
~ PLOTs-At Cjreenyie Grove Grenvie Hudson County
N D. on MONDAY TUESDAY, and "WEDNESDAY !, Noy s
her a. 49, and H. 1860, at o'clock M on IN" Wen'soa
MORRIS H. CRANE Auctioneer viii sell Us above vac pe
rsbe property located Greenvile Hudson County " -
Londed BIZ Pay Road Paacay the east ana rehn
pg to tie Rev ark Bay the vest Commanding 9o"' "a
,enye view the surrounding country and win Dry so
and healthy location especially invites capitalists an1 h's
seeking desirable locations for private residonces Terms on
sale 10 per the day Of sale 20 per cent IN ~ ~
80, In "a d,ys tie balance boud and mortgage Tor tee
years For MAPS and information apply TO tine TO
10 Wsslngtonst Hobokcn CHARLES Lo =, x
Ind ,fire palisadeny., Hudson City, or fhbDbbCN
THAI near the premifes at Grcenye stages running Hs''
the property the Jesey City Ferry every nan noi
AUCTION SALE of BIRDS, on MoNDAI,
n Nov r. lSG0The largest and best coiscI.on ~ RIA H.,
country. They on, exhibition al tne 'iAn"n''H INV
CAGE, No. It's Clintoust., corner OF Orand.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-12
A. NJ MERvIS, Auctioneer' -
DY RANCS. MERWIN 81 Co., Irving Building

DY BANGS, MERWIN 81 Co., Irving Buildings,
ID Nos 59i and BroadwaySaes OF Books o'Siionefy
Iieture. Works of Ant Fancy Goods, Furniture, Ne.
TUESDAY MORNING Nov. 10, OF y O'CLOCK,
andfou following days, at sAme hour. =.
Great opportunity for book buyers The regular fs SAFE OF
new BOOKS will be commenced above stated me ca'a
containing over 200 closely printed octave pages Is now
ready and may had application II includes very I3
contributions Of English Books, compnsns new quo n,i
wok In All the various departments, many Of them eesay
illustrated and superby bound just received nom the
pubhes CONSIGNED expressly for this sale Also
ron,gpment, of standard American Books from many Oh ne
ndng houses embracing variety Of choice Wof IN ch
and substantial bindings, and new ni,cellsneouS
cuding enbe shod and richybound book suited
20 The holiday season. 3csll new fresh, aud perfect stocX
hI.o stsuIe and fancy STATIONERY, and also Vsluspe
sTfREOIY PE PLAIES and ELECIROTYPE5 worthy the
attention Of publishors), &c, NC
TO be sold without reserve, in lots 10 suit puchasers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-12

g DRAPER, No. 36 Pinc-st.-INSURANCH
- nd RANK STOCKS and SCRlPS Of all kinds nexoistsA
snc,ion Of stocks whenever desired Securities bought
sold Al the Board Of Brokers'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-12

i Valuable REAL ESTATE for SALE. by resolution Of
the Board hi Of the ELIZABETPORr LAND IM-
PROVEMENT COMPANY, authorized o sell the yalua
bic Building Lots aud Lands o the Company city OF
Elizabeth ~ j. consisting Of than 200 Of land
tending along Island Sound with deph Of water
for ships VI class aud toward the Depot Of the
sew Railroad from which trains Der day 10
New York Iron and coal delivered at Elizabeth from Penn
yyan by the Central Railroad of New Jersey lower prices
Inn M Nes York adordng unriyAed advantages nAnui
timers and others Maps Of the lands will be furnished app
cation and prices and terms will be easy purchaser
r. h. STILLMAk President Elizabeth Land Imp Co,
No 10 broadway, Newly ork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-12

CAMILLA JAPONlCAS, from Philadelphia
" Great annual AUCTION SALE Of CAMELIAs, &c. on
superior Of upward Of 500 splendid specimens
selected from the collection Of Mr. A. Dryburgh the largest IN
The United States al ia bud and Of the choicest dscpon
being from one in hight The attention OF Amateurs
and Florists respectfully called TO this sale comprises
one of the finest offered IN this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-12
6oteIs.
90 fet.
Real Gslric for Sale.

E'ARM for SALE-Situatcd in Somerset County,
New.Jersey hve miles from North Branch Depot on Cen
tra Railroad aud miles from the village Of New German
town containing Of improved Land frss- iou-.
and outbuldrs portion Of The land adapted for peach
beautiful location, and pleasant and healthy neghbor
hood Apply 10 j. z. hLlEE, No. ly5 Fulion-st or r. l..
KLINE No. 20 Park place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-12
professional Notices.

N0RNS.-lnsantaneou and Efficacious Cures
~ OF Coms and bunons without cutting pain or bleeding
Mr Kendall (o Resentst London) be consulted few
days at No. 50 Bond Refe 10 Dr. Dixon, ~ D. Editor Seal
pei and other medical gentlemen Of this city Terms pei
Corn. HOuT, 10 till o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-12
Dantins Ataoemies.

A 'DODWOKIHs DANCING ACADEMIES
"A, No. 800 Broadway, hes1oIs,
No. l31 Montague place, Brooklyn.
WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS ia Ncw-1 OK
MONDAYS and THURSDAYS TUESDAYS aud FRIDAYS,
In Brooklyn.
At4 for children; at q p. M Tor ganteri1n
In ADDITION the Court Qusde, Prince mpcriale Ever
green Empire, and other social dances Mnuet Ouade LINDA
and other DANCES already introduced by DIR DID
WORTH, variety Of dances will oe brought forward
during the seasOamohg whch be mentioned La CzAra
inst rci,e ed Paris and the tsuade Senne, especially
adapted the eeioPei of graceful movement Ia Children
Iirclsr Of terms, @o, may br hld at either academy
LERkEkUs DANCING ACADEMY, No. %
West li;hst New orkOPkN for the reception oil ru'
oil. Afternoon Tor Misses and Masters Evening. for GENTLE
n.n Schools and Private Glasses in Families attended
Circular Il be had al the Academy
GENERAL NEW CLASSES are now forming at
- C. H. KIIERS'S DANCING ACADEMY, No IS Fulton.
St. Brokyn All the Fashionable Dances taught in one course
OF /, ssous Send Circular GRAND sOlhEE viii DO
gy.I al comic HALL, Adams st., Brooklyn, on MOSDAf
ENENIEG, Nov. ".
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-12
d A FRENCH Calf Dress BOOTS; - so double
Qpf waterproof sewed Boots Ut J0NBSS. Nos 10 and ID
knn-st T. Seal and them.
Uants.

WAN1ED-By competent Woman, situate
w az COOK and LAUNDRESS. regular LAUNDhESs
does up linen magnificent styles would be capable as COOK
epyaie family. Wages 81 in city or country os' 81 NO. 81
East Il.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-02-22

DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN GREEXE-Wea are request
ed to give notice that meeting of the Democracy
OF Greene County will be held in the Courthouse at
Snow Hill, on Saturday the 18th instant, to appoint
delegates to attend the State Convention on the Sth
of March; and also to appoint delegates to attend
the District Convention to be held in Newborn on
the 22d of March next to appoint delegates to the
Democratic National Convention at Charleston, and
also an Elector for the District. Although this is
announced to be, and will be a Democratic meeting
yet all patriotic persons without regard party are
invited to attend and unite with the Democracy in
the effort to present unbroken front to the enc
mics of our glorious Constitution.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-02-22
PETERSBURG MARKET.

REPORTED n MARTIN, BROTHER co.
FEBRUARY, IS, 1860
TOBACC0.-We have no material change to notice in
the Tobacco market The receipts of loose have been lib
cra, and the amount arriving h"gsheads is the in
Planters VIII promote their interests by having
their tobacco neatly handled and priced in good order
Soft tobacco is selling low and the lower grades.
C0TTON-There is less feeling in the market to-day,
and BUYERS careless abnt nerang at extreme prices
We quote prime at 1914 a l07sc The latter for strict
lections stained and mixed grades hard to sell at 81 %
w; clean lots slightly yellow VI q !UI.
WHEAT.-Prime Red 81 SO TO 81 So; do. White 81 45
to 81 r, and active with good demand
CORN is cents per bushel-56 lbs.
SUGAR.-The market is steady at easier prices.
BACON Has advanced in the West &c, and VIC now
quote prime Shoulders y15c4 Sides lV15c; Baltimore
Brands shade lower.
MESS PORK.-Very firm at s2l1l for full weight Gin
cnuat inspections; Baltimore do. 50
FLOUR.-Alarket unchanged; City Family $50; do.
Extra Superiue $7l 01 So; SuperIne 81; Fine ST q 80
GLOVER SEEDING quote at S6$4 10 81 for strictly
prime. Inferior can be bought for less.
GROCERIES generally firm, with some advance IN
Sugar, Coffee and MOlLsses-EenTeSS
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-02-22
The Men TO Purify the Coye-nno,t

Int Heg'ster Is greatly eated at the idea that the
'N republicans of the House of Representatives
ue'ermned to investigate the affairs of govern
N and bring shame and confusion of face on
w sS,ue'i' buchanan" We give below, from the
asilnSton States, brief notice of the conduct of
1,ns Republicans in some of the Northern States :.
tboi! nEPCBLICAN PURlTY.-The following facts are
treas, Um oeSt commentary. The Republican State
m" rsuier OF Maine stole 100000 of the neonle's
eectSS, and applied $4,000 of it to bribery in the
Ezra ny That means electing Danl. E. Somes and
Conc Tehch, a couple of "pure Republicans" TO
distr;a.s oy small maorties from the first and third
eectoJ 90 Oh Maine. Bribery and corruption alone
too mn tileSe men. and bribery with stolen money
is ANIL Inc Republican State Treasurer Of M;cTi%on
tnn ~ plundcrer of the peoples money to ibo
lcan - SiV'lSo 70. In Massachusetts, the Repub-
too ba LIQUOR agent is proved to be cheat and he
one Of ~ extended" to the tune of $500 OOOr And
Stato. E Republican State Senators in tho samo
to of WOrcester-has lust beon sMu SJ
anouns his seat by the discovery Of forper;oa
" pnr;t to $4,000! These tbinos sbow thst .h
mere ~G reform of the Republican leaders is
Tbeso r n professiOns-nothing more"
reform and 'ne men on whom the Register relies to
The dn anu purify the government, As we'll exnect
po,siTn to rebuke sin and restore Paradise Is It
approre .eat the members of Mr.. symes own partv
u Ills Course in this respect?
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-02-22
WILMINGTON MARKET.

FEBRUARY IL, 1860
TURPENTINE.-F Further sales yesterday of 1878 bbis
at - so for yellow Dip 81 q for virgin and 81 65 for
hard per $50 lbs. This morning S73 bbls sold at
figures. - ~
Spirits TURPENTINE.-SaleS yesterday Of $50 bblS.
nj 45 cents and do (exira bb at 43 cents per gall
lon Several parcels also sold rot made public
Nothing reported this morning.
No sales in RUsin
TAR-Sales yesterday afternoon and this morning of
lS3 bbls. at s. per Dbl.
BAC0N.-l,OO0 lbs N G. cured sold yesterday at u
cents per h. for hog round
COfTON-Saes yesterday of bales at 10 cents for low
mddng Is do at lo cents for middlng, and 90 do at
II cents for strict and good middng.
COFFEE-The cargo of 1000 bags Rio previously re-
poted as received sold at auction this morning
prices ranging from TX to l33s cents per To-,
TIMBER Sales since Yesterdays report of Is RATS at
s., 50, 81 80, q $40 per NJ as in quality-J0uraaL.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-02-22

THE WESTERN RAILROAD SURvEY.-A friend writing
us from Waynesvillc, Haywood, says: The Rail-
road survey from Ashcville West in the direction of
Chattanooga ordered by the last Legislature is pro-
crossing rapidly having passed this place into the
Tuckaseege valley, in jackson County. The engin-
Ger in charge informs me that he has met with no
serious distractions, and far the cost of con-
struction is concerned this Road will compare favor
ably with the cost of other Roads in the State"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-02-22

PARKEE's NAEIETIEs.-This talented and popular
Company, we are gratifed to state, will remain dur
ring the present week. They have drawn large
houses every night, and every one who has been to
see and hear them, feels disposed to go again. The
favor with which their performances are received is
the best evidence of their merit
All the characters well represented, but those
assumed by Mr.. Joe Parker and Miss Josephine
Parker rcma k bly, well sustained