NORTH C AROLINA STAR-WEDNESDAY MORNI NG, AUG U ST 1), 1854.
1
VKTO f F T IE: r.IYF.R AND JIATISOn BILL.
X ( ' :;. we thiak. shows dit yas.illatiog eh r-
act.-r toe pre-ent l.xe:cuWve mire t!aH the in-t--ne
if the d icuuieitt which head ti;i -an,
(-. It C"n,".ir, nu opeu n'Tirucuion of an
ineiTiUe priuojde, but admit til. import!!, t
of interna imorovemenU and iutiinaw. that
there are weiks of a n.-irinal character within
tin s,''.-,,e of the coiiatitutional power of incline-
eminent which eh uid receive its sanction. The
meire intimate, that no time h been left tli
Lxecutive to examine the till arl mnke" the
proper discrimination bwen those which
llinuld receive iu Unction, and those w i di
should not. We suppose, therefore, such work.
. e . . . . . - .. . I i;. . ...
ot importance an are consuiuuoniu, sonorous .11
an v cmntninion. uit4 suiT-.-r the usual c. B se
quence of being cauk-ht in had company, . Hul
we eannel see wiiy the President could nut hate
returned the till with hi objection, tp Vint
. deemed by him illegal, or what would hnVr .lawtn
the same tiling, why he eoull not haie in ic t-.
the very few which were, in his opinion, e tie itil
tionai : and returned the bill. The country i
mnoled, however, with the assurance that tlie
Pre-fi.lcnt will, before the next meeting f Con
gres, mature a plan of .improvement In fr m
titeehjectioas which exist egaiusl the bill just
etood -.Hs. l ea.
1'MSIVKST9 MESSAGE.-VETO OFTHE BIVKU
' . AND HAHD'IR BILL.
i tlte JTnvm f H'wrtnrnlalirxr.
1 have received tlie hill entitled " Aa act ma
king appropriation fur the repair, preservation
and completion of certain nuhlia works hereto
fore Smuienreil uSder' autBWy""8r'liiW;"'1f'
,1Jf,ffpiKlij toe in; the expiring h-mrs of tlieee-.i n,
-evui 'timcilJua iiut lluw a full ijiiutrftuiilrr b'Trx-
stalinr at length the reasons which forbid aw to
2, give it my iiialuro. It belong lo titat cliu-ai' tf
nr-nurr which arc common I v known aa mtet
iml 1iiiproTwentshy fhegTOWTftjorertimMrtaiid
wiium, tnim a very early )ierid, have been deem
ed of doubtful coimitutionaiity and exiwlienc'T,
and have thin failed to obtain the approbation of
f. euetjeiiAive viuex laiMraietit -
4a wmJi Janiiiialioa of Jhia LULm ..UJM
bees in hit power to make, 1 recoKuiae in it cer
tain nrot iioim, national in character, and which
if they ttond alone, it Would be compatible with
-myrrnr,rttmMf.-mi-mlff famfiit t,-i
at the mme tiuieit emhravea othcra which are
.merely local, and not, m my juilcment, warran
tetUty ay aaCe or lrufl euiu.troctio!..of the eon-
tiUition. Te make proper and aound tliKrimlu-
ation Wween these diliorcnt proviaione , would
require a deliberate diacuRMiou of jreneriil priuc
tik M Wdll a a eamful ecrutiny of deiail I-
the ;mr)ose of rightfully apphini; thoee jrinci
,io toeiv-n eetxvrute item m ai'prupnnii-'ii
I'uMic opin 01 with reari to tlie taliie end
iinp-ntniue of iiitcrniil linproveniente in thi
coiuitry i nndividf l. Tliere in a diufxmitioa on
all IjuihU t-i have li o n (ironevuteil with pm-rjiv,
ami to -ethe iencht ..uuht lo te ouuiiikh! h
them fully reulitod. The prouiinentiHiintardil
fitreww bctwnra thoee who have been regarded
m the fiicoiU of a tvntein of iutenial imnrove-
' uientii 1 v ti e Federal Government, and the ait-
mrM w .4tU a k-v-nwu.haaliccu.one of nititiu
tienn! t ower, thoueh more or lee otinnectelVTIT:
a wi ll know n, hav, on both, grounue, b-e.i o
- -rcwed to ft Hai-eyiMm of internal iiutruve
nie it by the Kiileral (iovemmen', 1 larj cn-
tortainf-d the lnot serioiin dnuhta Irom if.e Uiln
rent duBtultie of ita application tut well " I'rtyi
piiat uiifniniMtory oxperienee, whether the w
er iMuUbo.au exercised h;.lh(L Kiuicral liL.veni
went, u to render it nee advaulnKeoita In
tl
country at larneo!1 effoctmil for tlie aoeon:pl
nii-nt of the ohtHi t eontcmiihiteii.
I h ill eotinidor it encunilient upon tuA t
nrmuiut to Coorriix at it seat aeasion a uiatutci
view of the whole (ulije-t, and to endenvortodn
tine, appruaimately at leant, and according to nty
own coiivictione, what appripnaiione of Hue lia
nire hv the tcnrnllittveiniiieiit thereut lnlc
. etof the I'nited Slate reijuire, and the Con
x nitutiou w'.H admit asd ranetioti, in ran no ml
. ... . -UuUi iduuld ha daiiaed cafuid iirauuuuhii(
(liuieultiea Oulh ot uonatitutionaUty aadoxHnuau
!fJ!oiiS ncet ear JTu ruTurn il.. 1. u IT".
' lfeMiitative., in whieh ituriirinaled
and fir the reaaona Uiim hricf .nhixi
c.Mi,ideraUoo ol Ooagrea. to withhold troa itmv
..JtrPTQTfti,": r -
WMhinghm, D, O, AiiRitui, 4.
THE CHEAT ABOUT MAiZI.M.
t a , a If . . x.
The attempt of Mr. Handera, mr UtiMj,.,,!
to I.i,d,.B, thrunKh Mr. Kwauth, to e.phiiii
war lhetvrmie poailloo apparentlv
LJake
- ei a .mtplm--f.1itqrr-1tlr ll Hiii'iuii
V . Mionwcn eiiHiaure ehowed.
I hcapology in.li.iiaUHl toKolith. aild;ld.it.tft,
ty hnn, wim that .M.iiii' h-ller bad reference
,!;, ,,, ium.ii, i sot mii Anici m
nero Uiery. hauder. augKct. tl.ia, and K
inaaiini a inter Hae
aUvery in I lie l uite l htatii."
no rcti r. nee n,
in. prwiuuliiH) of Ihe idler haa eliown that
" uutrue repr.iitaii.,n. Mau-.ui aa.
.-... urmiiK w penona who were eoiafed.
dmitly, ,0 .cl, f. .g.t,n)t ,
iie.ti ,u , the 1 nitcd Matoa, and Vho wriMe ll
mm luin-nr avhauiea. The h-uer wa.
"i arm enrtinraemmit, aarannK them that
P"-lr. it n true that he ipoke or the sc. r
ul..it of p , l.tn-al alaterr.and ..lu their.
perii..n tu In. fivoritepU,f.,f rev..luii..iiiiiit.
ant riyuMic.ni.ing ,.r. Uu,
m their leal f..f Ihe name
.aii.-n ol our t,mki w.miIJ be Incomplct, ,d
... ..... .,., .u , wuoraie tlie emanclliu
... ,.,..,.,. ...,,,,,i aai i, iir a ae in-
III
iirii-n new amea in the la but of alediuonii
llig
Ainunca.
tiap,.nra t.y a hue pntiheati.-n by the Rerra-
.-wiiiiii on una o.eain. u aunt d tha l.i
Mavy laM-, a4 th ii. rtmt,-rr
-,.... ,,,.,H w,,b.--iii; Aawr,
tjirriM.m I'rcAid ut."
II w lao ni.ii ,d orJ'nary iiih-lligejxo eotilj
..i ipco, iu Hr int Muiiin i ii.iiraliiUl-rt-y
o.l .ip.,tl,l,1,,K l.-tt,u, au. h aa aocU.iioii.
h.w n-.iliioi In uoaiU Awiri. an aJavrryi w
.. .. .. .,,, ,rj jhim nave Ike live-
ll-l u iipi,i.4 hi du other into lU I.l4
1 t. a l-.l.l ini,,re. bi j.r..l.la kl.i. h
.. . .,,.,, tiautt of (..a, will
un jnuiini in other cetera
w'mh l.an-tck. the puM.e, haa ur,-r I In
oeral row-r.-t M ab-diii-.ai.ki ia Uy ar.-l Kur--
lL.. u , .,
aoaii rn .iu i.,i... 1 he tui, -f,,ur mil;,.,,,. ,
ii-iiifa niiiia are lri,.f ,ur
a I 1 i . t!,e a of Urn al.l,ti.B.U.
Mllni'tia
"o" -t ti n h f"es ti .d Ufre
V tecall
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Tt'ESDAY MORXIXQ, AlCifST 8, 1854.
' KLLCTIOX RETCRX&.
rioovvs. Ihx lienr, 4'.4 ; Brapg. ZZl
Jienate W 'maiow, (W.) ,22; Skinner, (L.) 11:
I'eriuiinaiia to hetir fmrni OoBiaiona Manni
(W.j Z'Jit Biehardiam. I lleform.) 25". rjieiit5e,
L) HO. Wa. Sewbold elected Sheriff with
out oppumUnn. ' . - . ' ,
l'liiui ill au.J. F.Jordan, (L.) elected to tfi
ommmie. , v bizhna. t y
Oats. llfsig'a reported majority 55. Com-
-Milla II. Kure, (Vt'.J beata l'arker, loco,
W-votm.
Cmnr m.-iPiino, Whig, beaten by 47 rote.
A Vi'hip; loaa. t
Gat axa t'uow!!. Willey, Whig, elected
to the S-nate. . . . -
IIehtkho. I.kerv, 30(j ; Bra?g2.ri7. Hon."
K, Kayner, Whig; elected to the Senate, and
iMniel, Whig, to the C'outmona.
Hubtib. All Whij elrt-teittiitlie Irf-gi.-ilature.
Duekery'e reported m:tjirity, Wl.
VAsijitWT.i, lhaiktrTSXI ; Hngp 2-l.
Senate tjuylher, Whif?, ili ; llif, loco, "t.
entW9lf-sfirWH
Whlg, etected .Sheriff by 2jJ mAjority.
In Ui Sviiatorial district of Washington and i
M"tiBf wiaeleoliou taoioee.'Some-iepiii Is eieet
Biggs by one or two votes and some elect Ouy-
titer by the same.
BKAirosT. All Wliigs elected to the Leginhv
(iiuxav Williams (W.) elected by 13 major
ity. Doekery'i reported gaia 7.
jutn. I.tiii(i.ptJ6htktcoeiec.te.d.
to the Senate.
Pitt. Eborn, Whig, elected to the Senates-
Blow and Kinglntary, hee,elwtd W the Com
mons, Ilockcry's retKirted rain, 27.
Kw.e. omit. IlragUOl, Dockery, 155.
Clark, loco, electel to the Senate ; Barnes and
Williams, locos, to the Cooiuions, Jcnkiua elec
ted Sheriff. - '
Wi xc.l)oekcry, 304 ; Bragg, 1115. Bn.g-
ilen, lia-o, elwled to tho Senate, ami Dortch and
Whitfield, loom, to tho Couiuions. Coor elected
She.iff. -
Xasii. Itockery, 95; Bragg, 1115.
Ilii.trn. Dockery, 551; Uragg, 584. Wig-&"-''
.''?,;t',w ,e,,I,e i Smith mid
taJt.bJja
Xoaiii-iartos". tk'wkeryV 402; Bragg, Gil.
Person, locij. elected to tlie Sciiutu; liymmi itnd
and Smallweoil, loci, a to tlie Cointnoua.
MooH-kery 752 1 Braj;g,. 005.
liristUn, (W.) 42 f; Ihirr.inghiibI,
Senati
Cli
Christian. Jitiduubt ale clod in Lin) Xcoinlurial Uii
Irict of .Moor and Montgmucry, Cotiiinons.
Isuii, (W.) 790; Mi-lnbMih, 499. Whig guto.
liitlerljloitteil sheriff.
CntTiisa. Uockery's majority, 115. llsugh
ton, ( W.) sleeted to the Senate. J. II. le iden,
( W.) A. Ileaden and Cold n, (L.) olecteil to the
House,
IUkuolfr. -A gain of 135 for Dockery. All
. Wi'ljil eles)te4.1. tb Legislature,
Oaisiii. IVukery, 1080 ; Bragg, 903. Senate,
- - - -. 0 . vi) ier
son, 111.) Jones elected Sheriff.
Al-Hiim-. Ilcaga majority, 98. Meban,
( W.) and Lancaster, (L.) elected -to the Common.
-hlg j-aia -bt ewfr
orimisD. lAxkety, J(1I5 j Bragg .133. Gil
mor, (W.) elected lo the Senate, and liiimll
Johnston and. Caldwell, Whig, elated to the
Common, x
i, . .
si.vviisiu. uurkertr. 1293. IW. 67(1 R
.'(.le,Th.aiia., (WA 59.1. llar2nive.
t ATjratin--Lvvtrtram1 vWw.hTTTecTeir
1.1 ina iminotia. Iluiuphm eleclrd Sheriff over
Mluisim hy 41 1 aiiijority.
Ilowss. Din-kcry. 970; Bragg, 9.12. Com
mosia. Caldwell, ( fj (8,; , l!lunMi ( ,v j m
li led Sheriff by a large Viile
in in nea atonal Hodrict of Jtowan and
laie, UHingt.Hi, (WJ is ,led by "kUmt l iO
uwy-iriiy.
lvi.M.rcb. (W.) Reeled over t le.n,t
1 uj nv a large rota.
All Uoofocs sleeted in Stoke and Forsvll.
A Whig Inisierfiwio TnemlaT. ' 1 1 - -
..isnisvatsa. iKakery, 6.i2: Brairir. 10"S
i .. .
Young, (L.) eleeted to th Senate, and Black
ami Mtere, (L to the limine.
Cawi.A rr..rte. lose r. Ida-kery.
"A'sra. Umkery, lal. Bra-.. 751. I,
elected to the Senate ; Jenkins and WiUiain,
men, m h iiouae, X
t.ATiLi.rgikrT. WJi Brae. 1078
Tayh, ka, sleeved to th SenaM Aasia, Whig,
and lhtlkiek and Lyons, loeos, elected lo tho
Commons. A Whig Via of on.
- fis.lo..kTT, $09 ; Uraci. TIST ft,V
boa, loco, olMted to Ihe Feuaie. Common.
Thomas, Whig, S01, Mania, lu.H 15 K, Waah
ingtna Harris eUtted Slriff without opposition.
J-rto. Hoekery 27 , Bragg, l03 L
Panders, torn, alerted tn th finale. T.mi.
Unsoaaml Ilea-.Uio, ale. ted UUie Cuanawoa
A Whig Ium of Iw.fc
Ciliuiti..IV.lry, ?n r Jlrajjj 1 m.
i4..w. Lms., .l-le. a, the K. oats. (W
mons. b-pbi r,L be-, 1 17: C,.f.IJ. hv.. Iiutrt;
ilciu6e. vUW4JU Wirv IM.i l UwtSnti-,
Wlii. e-.l. J.daiam 1 I.J KS.eriff.
S,ar.... r,rtedfinia' l.M fie- Ua-kerr.
The entire l..ifo.n ,i, krt s'e. I. d 1,1 it,. 1..;'
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Ili si-as.IWkeer, 4-M , r,Z), vm.
M tugJ.l, I,ig.j25. he, 1h.S
A W l,if .
.Vi a lliv vis -liik-T, ,.t Brsirz. Ilisj
wen reiWM-ll. k, elect-d in (, Kruai. far.
a aed Willias, t.w, to the C.mi,4a. IUM
U-t. I S'mifl
C it as. ll-tkary, IJrvgg. 4nJ. C aa-
m, .l.o.r., Wh'g
4''"! t
r,-. bn, 3.M, A I
s .
Vl In r-u i Williuaa. Lm 1 ,1-h I
list s.a . A report. I l.i.,rs f.r U- ken.
Mcam., I h-u, Ira. I. Iluswll, Whi '4
Whig lw.
Di rtiv. A rr.1e. yiia f J f, 1,1-,,
AH liAat eh-'tej i lh. tut.
jva lk.fy,i7 Biajg. S'Jt
1 "' -A rrpnrted gaia f. Io.kary -.
n ,. kaall. Wl,if. U rotaor. I, la bealaa f.ll..
-..it! 4 kadwwk and (if sen, V) bin. ar 4ra-1
1. ! an ll.a IIM. a it l:- .:- .
1 .-
J .vm lf.'.tr..;lif,Ii l, A Wl.i.
( 4Hhi inaf 1
fit..
-rt i t U aV trd. A V I, - i
t'niiii.- Klnj St, His;j i 7. J, A.
Grarea elected to tlie Senate, and B. P. 1131 and !
W. L. Long to tlie Ofoiaocia.
MoKeaaon, Wbi ia reported to lead A Terr,
kam, 3d tote ia Burke. A Whig gaia.
Gain for Pockery of 100 in Burke and Mo
DoweU. l'X) ia Fjnjth and 100 ia Davie, art
reported.
COMPARATIVE BTSl'I.T.
The following are tlie com ia rati e gains and
Imaea in (tie Legubitvre:
SctllTL
- W. gaia.'. W. loaa.
Orange, . 1
""('raven, ' '" 1
Iavidwu, 1
Cuaao.va
W. gain. M. loan.
Wake, . 1
dohhet.av, 2
Waaliiiii;ton, 1
(iranville, 1
Jones, 1
Stoken, 1
Craven, 2
Robewm, 1
Columhui, I
s Person, 1
l'eriuimaii,. 1
Brunswick,
llladt-n.
FOUR REASONS FOR OXK DEFEAT.
The Standard gires four reasons forth election
of Mr. Mordecai in this county, to-wit i Temper:
an ce, Liqunr, Money and Know Nothings. Now
wa iwlieve, If t fie re TiaiT been no tem perance
candidates, he would have been elected by over
a hundred majority. As to liquor and money in
fluencing the dt-cionor 0ieeopTe7FeIffi"er wfe
lacking with the Locofoeo candidates,' on of
them Jieing even willing to attach to himself a
Hrubriipirl that we wilt not apply tiV hiin, fromTiis
well known fondness for treating. But the
Know Xothinga again disturb the imagination of
the Editor of the Standard, lie really must be
one of.tliem from the confident manner in which
he speaks of them ; and may ouIy be abusing
tiicm so Miindly lo prevent the people from be
lieving that he belongs to that "midnight aaso-
iat ion."- r
TUB RESl'LT.
We have not received sufficient returns to an
nounce with confidence the result of the election
in some eouutiei and sustained tosses lit othors.
I' pun. tho whole, his gains, compared with the
vote for (lovemor two years ago, look very favor
able. We shall be able to tell in a few- days the
itifible renull
'4'he Whigs have lost-eonsideraljly iu-ilie lleg-
ialature, but their gains have not been equal to
their losses, thus showing a railing off in the
Whig strength and a gain for the locofoeo as
compared with the hwt Legislature, The result
may yet be changed, however, as a large portion
of the State is lo hear from.
The Hon. John Keer, the lion. IL C. Puryear
and the Hon. Barton Craigs arrived in this city
on Sundsy evening last,' and left next morning
fur their respective Blares of residence.
-.nn snray with bowie-knives took place last
...k..ii Hie naiutivtcnoras lintel, between Dr.
tlraham, s Siuthernerjaxnd a Califi-rnian named
jorif.-.
, v.. .r,i.1sv,7hj'
the lai
troThe,
ing at th hotel
iscnxn nrsriTTD.
' Vols. Auiou.!1' TI, .L. f.
... . - - -n-- - ' a. uie m.
-Nicholas Hotel was committed by Dr, It M Ura
hun, of XewOrleai... C.d.Loring. of Calif.-mia
waa hie victim. The former was drunk and
nniking a ni bie In one of the Ctirriiltir- ' Ms
. , 1 AnguatZ, Tin mimler st the St.
l.l'.'I'.'ie 'rl!S !".'4 bim tn'ktut a it-aiuwvl4ii
f 7-1 t 1., C"h,u"c","i'"d hia ennducl, when
Ud. Loring earn out and rue.td him to desist
.... me. nr. iiiuimm turue.1 upon him,
drew his sw..rd from his can, and plunged it
into l.im. and he died almost inalantly.
An in.iie.t was held this evening on the body
oft ol. L.ring. and one or Ihe hotel servants
who witmwd Ihe affair testified that tlie de-eo-taed
airw k th priaf.ner.when the latter raii-ed
hi. can and Ihe deceased seised it. The sheath
oauia off and the nrisniierran ihe sword into him
The coroner's jury in th ..r 1,...-..
tiirnd a eenlirt that he came to his death h a
wound lutliotrd on his twraon l, mi. Xr .
aw.-rd eane in th hands of KoUn M. Orabam
(l.alwmwa. eommitted to await the action ,aT
the jraad Jury.
DEATH OF PIZAItRO.
Three himdrv! and IhiHv vesr. nan !;,.-
was mur lere.1 in hia awn k .:...-
lllaekw.sd Ihns notiea th avent: "Thee that
ha I lake the .ml .I..II 1.L 1 . .1 ...
Ily the .word he bad riara: be tha u.
, -n.u, not on some well fought battle-field
with shouts of rict,,-. tinnf ia his ear, hut in
his palace-hall, by the w sarin's blade, In hi
own fair
"M..1..1 a Lima, tneity nf Kings, ft
em of th Pacific which had aprvag an. uadi
ia nwa auapk-ea, with inrnxlibUi rapidity f(
hia e
Kisarrn asrmed to imnart his ... .11
sl.Hit him. score in roasiiirfttttr. t.i .
k. 1 si . .. ' . . ""t
.... .vmsigre urn, ni,4tei a i death
It w. om a Sunday ia June, ,441, at the ho,
of dinner, thai they burM into hi departmenL
With rroairf- tVwth tn th tyrat.H
. 'lb bim, but the
r Imperfectly armed, and deaarled him, -pmg
by th wintli.va ku k.ir i .1
Marlines d Alcanhwa, two page and aa many
earaliees, wvr all aha t.d Crwar. in defence)
oftheireliirf.-TtavenoiifelL vemiwri h.
nomliers an 1 1 vr,-. with wound.. Bui JNi.
aero . n,4 tl., nwl, tomeeklv meet his dealh
Alme. willnaii armor Si. 1 '
larsid .w,.rd,i, In. right hand with ,-,Bj
J"n-tl; '.n;ri'i,', at hia adianrH are j a
..T.r liern le,d t,7, c.- .ririy ain,t. alt""
"Mbal. Imrbe aried, "trait,,-; have "
n.RM ni kill m in my kiwi .flisef And, a
M spoke. ta ..f hi. eeaintea fF Imeail, ,
Id-eaa. IU.li. tit chief of the r.,,.,U.,..-
patient eftlsd-dar. rallnl .mi k.- ...
- lgaln lit N.n with lh lyranl!'. .,d
taking jtim .4 hia e.nalna In hia arms b
thrwrf h.ra sriiiirt the Ma.nnla. I'n.r.. 1
lautlr reni e.i;.. c with hu,n..,M.i k.
llimwrh with his sw.,L U..i ik'.i .
ho r ) - a w aind in ll 11, ..j ii
miisH t, when tho w.wds of K wlass l
several he., aereplua fl into bs .!,..
eM's med lh. d.iag maa; aad lr-i,,.
!'. T4 "
Iiwe4ly tr-an if,.
"t. p"t aa end to hi. ,, '
tenrr,
Aar Di
1 1 a- v 1 I! a Clur
11. I...-- ..... . TVT - a
..... ,.,.. ,..!,, ne j ur in claim nT ,Hr
Amy lHrdea, f l.U.,) u,aui(f
whuhhiabwi hg prmasLalu aa'aiamrl'a
' Mfc'"''l l-"si.ra... t atHM
I -i, atkingna l:i ow iik.ly w h,,
M lh relief ,4 tu T.ta. daiasaBU, sal a, "lZ
km t owgrsw daalre s kep lh sw aa a
it f VI and wakes. fi.iH.ma as M-.
,mJ h- ara iloa, m( R.
hiliotiary ,,i.ski.b 11. j. 1
do nt. irs.... f..ri year., n4 vu at Ut ailowad
di.m.t whi.w ll, ww,l .!., j , k
'biUren wets da.b-. thai ww a halt with
r" Ho. K-.a ial loaiM-M
. ... . e
igres. I.e.,
ee-lia,-
'jh'W. i
' " iae I laa Sal4 an -4 their
WAKE
Punrcn.
VOTE OF
a 7 Ji
2Q &
1 127$ 47
67 LW5 5i
129 1) 25
2-t 27 Id
'' 7-1 42
air ' 78) 47
?9 132 76
24 6l 24
9 101? 72
9 4M . 32
. J4 J25S 7i!
22 36 ) 21
W 75 24
64 29 2(t
11 13 5
2U 13 7
2! 35? 17
3'J 116? 36
44 .20? 0
7 14S 4
lit 1541? 715
Raleigh.
Koleaville,
Lawa', .
r.anle Riek,
Wakeneld,
llualeres'.
Banks',
11. Jones',
Nat. Jones',
lHiprees',
Joel Jones',
Cpehureh's,
Cedar Level,
Hayes',
Linn's,
8imins'(
Dak tlrove,
Kpikes',
lunnsville,
lorentville,
Kidgeway,
-CoDgresskjnal."
.w jWtiiuioToa, Aug. 3,
im ft. wa$ owmitNOCTTIoHie time In the'
nieplieh-ofepbTtl'i
the eluse 01 a session. A resolution was adopted
calling for certain correspondence with Jlr.
Mirsh, Minister to Constantinnple. -
The Naval Appropriation Bill occupied a large
portion of the sitting. Among the amendments
rejected wa on to pay $113,600 to the Pacific
Mail Steamer Company for tlie use of their pro
peller Columbus in the publiff" iftrvice against
Hie" rTTCbusteft in lr CiroralTh-yo
was ll to 30. Aa amendment was agreed to
appropriating I HSJ.OOO for a naval depot on the
.tUC!!t.b.nkof the Mississippi, near Neyr Or
leans. Tiie item Cr the Meuiphis navy yard was
discussed at some length and rejected. Au a
mendment to provide tor a retired list of officer
.waa.ajso the subject of much discusion; and
was tiuiilly adopted. An amendment to incor-
purate into the uaval Service of the United States
the survit ing officers of the late Texas navy was
rejected ; but another amendment giving him
full luiy from the time of the annexation of Texas
to the present ivriodwas adopted. The bill re-j
cci,ved some 0 titer amendment and waa then
piuHeu. 1 lie i.igiiuiouse biu waa also passeu.
The Senate adopted a resolution to extend
the session till Monday but tlie House did not
agree tn-it.
An uniortant report was presented from the
Committee on Foreign Relations seams t the ex
pediency of placing ten million dollar at the
disposal ot Ihe President, which report will b
I found iu a subsequent column.
was rcccivcn trom me rrcsiacnv ot the united
States, informing th House of the ratification
ol tlie Reciprocity Treaty with Great Britain.
and asking the necessary appropriation to carry
the said treity into effect. The Messag refer
red to the Committee on Foreign Affairs.
-Somc hourswere. iiccupied .in the .receptMin
and disiiosition of tlie reports of Select Com
mittees of Investigation. Mr. Campbell, of
Ohio, from the committee on the subject, mado
a repirt exouratiug the clerks from any blame
111 the iiiterjsdation ot certain Words iu a joint
resolution concerning an increase of pay to the
ctcri", messengers, ac. ot tlie House.
.Mr. llreckinrulge, from the same committee,
made a report on the sul.jeet of the alterations
in the Minnesota land bill, changing " or" to
"and," alter the bill had passed the 1 louse and
wasengroMetope senttotheSenat Mr. Camp
bell male a report from the minority of tlie Com
mit, ee. Both renorta exonerated theuieiiibejtXtuUt
and each report was accompanied by a bill w
modify and explain the act granting land to
r;7.,iKr,.fr,1;"1''
renorts an.l iMllmnk.-
imlcrcl l r "3
1 ne mil reported by Mr. Brei kinridge being
unilur athauluaiLu, l. . 0 n . ,
i i r . . .""mpoeii moreu Ihe
Mil or the minority; each regaling th first
section ot the Minnesota Land Bill, awbexplain
ing the meaning of Congress ia regard toother
portions of it. But both these pronoaition.
ra spiwsied hy a-snbstitntw, btotwI trMr
I raige and adopted by a vote of 1115 to 59
v "T"i me .-iiinne.ota LAnd Hill
A liar proposition passed Hi Senate, which
wa. agreed to by th House. So that th bill is
rcpenled. - -
Mr. Hunt offered resolution to remove from
onW the I lerk of th House for allowing allar,
tion. to made i the MinaeaoU Land Bill, Thia
M to a long debet between Meaar. Hunt,
htephena, pf t.eorgia. Orr, Campbell, Il.ven,
and (.handler, and tha nanlut;. ... c.11
jei te.-y. 18, aay. 154-a. being too taiih a
fU.r.i.ra,., Hnuer tne eireumslanee.
The House agreed to the rennrt nfth. rv:.
F,'fu l'"fLtr " f1,asgreeiug votae ntwn
and i t'and W aihinKt. lt.;i-J.'" bill aow
v... ..nirnainff ina iiimiih. ,.r s i
pr yiue, uiat 11 Ui Mrat aal etawpun. ,hall not
make the exten.ion in two years, then th Balti-
....... o,m iiaiiioexi company (bail hay th
privilege to do to. '
I n cWriat iirnfwMiii. Ia i..
t .U,.l''e.r.k Co wa. agrUd
to by th 11. use. 6
.Neither tl lUver aad Usrbor Bin, aor lh
Homestoad wa taken an.
A bill wa retH.rted, in accordance with a ra
oommemlatioa of IM frt. to carry Uiu,
TL ' "'J wiw ureal ilnteia.
Thecooimitle to which waa referred
aacuaai., aiaiaM Mr. Bayly of Virginia, re
porll that .i.. aeeaoaar had failed tu WblUh
m.i vnvga,
. rTsiniworoa. A nr. 4th.
B.h 'Hntj(H 1 were in esw.i,ra thn.ugho th.
Bight of lharsdayi and thi morning at It
1 clock th Senate tk a receae until eisbt and
in. ii.anw antu aina o'clock, when bulls rweumtd
their Uhnn 1.
Iarint thi prrrtrarted anaaii th OHnmitteM
" r-wiasi eathe fnll.rwlng Wl !
TbeCiiil and Diphawatie Appr.-riaU.ai Mill, tho
Assay AssnsnaiiMi lt.IL . X.' .-. . .
!". '-- Appr-iprsxieeT "ffTO
i. ass uarinr mil. 1 k n-awt of th.
, -) tk- aavwc lieea ia aarh
l . . 7. ' a.allMltaw re eainiif,
n wi ,1 MHWa 6y 0 U awmf
"-""n mo Kiisr ana llarUar Bill
toad by th l'ri.ret.
rin-lin. it imnoaailJa la k... l 1 .
..,, . 1 . . . R.mii
of billaju.1 p,,l property Mn.lled and iaasia-
I'tnn necawaary in a 1 land lh a as
MtdaigUaVkrk Moml.y asomia-
"-lMas..in ha aa aew kwaiM. wta t
..,r,,,, a 1 iar auair a eieuk fcu-oav
1 a i-s-aaie, kavmg stra-kea awl of tha mail
it" ru riva MX aaunll' w.. a ,
- ' --.i a, aa in ( ullina
. .... ,.,, ibm Meat apoa Me
aaaradMit, lh,. ,l,jr a. auU aad.,.d of,
ol wlerewea brine analj. k.
Thi
aodat duoaauu wbea. the
a.(j.ww 4.
1 U r-lH U lh Jmlieary C.-imitl
ka th nbl ef lh lloa. Jari W. Willoww
to h..M has mmt aa a t-a4.. frolli tb Nie of
!te llampahir. waa adopted. Tha fK-i of
this ei. h. ia aimilar U thai a pid hs lo,
ee id lb 1 1. as. hamael S. ItieliA ad Veewaoat,
thai ae.Mumia.Soa fnaa tiie (kiaaraoe ul a Mas
- inw a . in Legulaiwr kaa i.
, ..i, won-101 anieg ina vacaacy
P?"M K'U f J. aad l .Haa
s's hs4d ass ki-ir
The Ha o llepeaaeniative pd a bill la
eas-ry Witnetl- th ere. of tt Ka. ipr.-ny
Trolly with (irw., tr,i.;h; , Ml fr,
rvaaw m aul lok ad.l,ieat f,t fm', aad a
Uilr-miing 11,1,1 f a. th Mry.a.
and Ib-ai. lU,lr,d ( ., ",, ikr-,,;k Uada .
w - I ..tod Ma. , ,,,
toll, were IM pa-md. . , 1
C0USTT.
. t. Fur Conunon .Sheriff.
44Slf5 li Jfi2 11 2751 260 123, 110 3221 2X2
18 971 93 20 n 141 13 23j 24? 6i 73
l.v? iso ms a ktI iu i! ? o in
TvT Common
IV: -.71 " . r;i .J .T" B "f Z i-
UVnson, .
Pvh,
ac 31 m i:ie ik, 124 2i Z) 3 122
OC- 941 Oi Oil "tl Orf oa (i ori .il
6S J1 6ti 10ri - 63 "76 9j S( 731 94
3) 6'J 24 '77 19j 11 4 S ;,g 30
1? 127 121 2-r. i33 24 16 III 4 1W 34
, 0 57 62 27 . 51' 22 13 2 05 67 16
4S 96 95 11 pt; 71 j, 4: 3 R., ,4
4) 46 45 9 4H 3! 3 5; 2? 3("i 10
9 116) lia 5 136 3i 13 3! 2-116, 23
3? - 33 34 20 34 l'.H U i 3 3I 21
3 71 t'i 54 47 1.11 13 1' 2 6! 36
2$ 1 23 82 17 67! 62 5! V 33, 66
4) 13 13 It) 9 6 H 5 0 l.-J 8
10J 11 101 35 6 27, ST 6: 5 Vj! 2.3
S6j 54 44 31 11! 7 12! S 38) 41
7S 10f, KK 50 102 34! 35 ii '( 10' 46
8? l'.' .18 ,S1 18 ' 17' 22 19! 16' li 47
a ? n n 81 0 57 1'1 c ' 26i 02
147 Vlra I394 1318 1298 941 857 260 203-
HI6 1188
torStttntoa. 111110,1116 Cimmittee on the.Iu li
ciary, mpartad a bill to prevent and punish 16 aiuibT
ontne ireuurv: also, nresentedarenort rcouest-
l-gJhaProsittliuta"rr
anu iiiears irauus.
lh House adjnnmed at about hnlf-psit two
ctocx lor want 01 a nuorum. tliere betner nres-
mi me wme ouiy nineiv-inrce memoers.
The remainder of the session will not be more
than sufficient to give the clerks and committees
time to enrol end-examine the bills juat passed.
Amongst the ungracious things of the session
waa. the. ieMd)fiB.. Jlog,e i consider, the
Senate' resolution authorising the President of
the United States to confofthe title of lieutenant
general by brevet for eminent military services.
Tbai'.wneh.SpoIiatiWl-kum
one 01 the prominent measures which goisover to
the next session, and will stand near the bead of
the orders.
The Boston Times, after sum remarks unon
the subject of the cholera, in which it ridicules
and treats as Irtish all or most of the advice pub
lished a to remedies, or "how to avojdjt,". Ac,
Ac, holds the following language:
we nave a little ailvtee to give, which we prom,
loe shall be just a. worthless and difficult of 1-
ing followed as that which we have ourselves
oondemned. Trouble vourselvei as littles-p ible
about the cholera. Eat what you can net, 11
long as it is of ordinary wholesomeness. If you
are a poor man, as it is a tltoiisitmi to one tha
you are, your bill of fare will not be so l.-irge n
to cause you much trouble in the selection of
your dishes.' Drink no strong liquor. Wah
se4t.throujvjutnu.vdt
tshew er;-ttirtead-BfTrtir 4a-
good aiioii without expectation of profit if you
can. Sleep as many hours as poosihle, and n it
in a draught. Buy no railroad st ckn deal witli
no banks: cut the coiiotaMes. Keep your temper,
ior no one win ouy 11, anil 11 is nt worth B'rin-r.
away. If in spite of following these "ruli of
tffe, you should be attacked by chnlrrn,-send
for the be physician you can get, and follow his
advice. If yuu shoufd recover, return your
thanks to heaven, anil nav vour doctor', hill
lKin'l grumhle if he shall estimate the value of
your Me higher than you are in tlie hnlrit of do
ing for how should he know its utter worthless
nessf If you should find all science and knowl
edge unavailable for your restoration, and that
you are fast getting into that dreadful valley
through whieh we must all walk, console your
self by the reflection that to die is br no means
the greatest evil that xan happen to mnn, arid
mat an inspireii authority has said that the dny
preferable to many forms that our oniv'.e.";:' i:
er ot,en assume.. The man who continues to
.YZi 1 "TT 7 "ongea- whereas the victim
u. cuoierais beyond the reach .f th. ,.t .l.
JMtM!kU
, - . .J"' c Jlai betli iiad stuck hi.
bowie knife into him: and he must I a very
. ."r' ix'fwsge who ranma
"" '7 m ,,e w'vrn-enren if it lie in darknes.-
liloVThV.:r,h7',su9ror
Ccktors Dtsrovisr ox t II.,... -r
t . T.rV7.. ?t?r ffiMie TafiT.-iH:.Tr
,j a i . P""" r",l hf'T mi
lis east
reiipe. in fan lh
. . ,, .. " " ' I ....oinia.l
n mflnir r,..l:r .t t
- -...K..UU- eoiiccuon of founts ns or ...,;-.
soda water, situated in a sandy plain
or itepres-
I F." "
in . 1 . ' he spring
mamoun.lofyminrt,,.al .hap., .-. n fik
a sugar-laof. ,n tmire of tha b,p if which is
KJI1 UI Ul" IIIFIiinaAr il... .1 . mi
li.. " u i , " "",u"" latsirati.ry
llTTLhT l m,"",,1 " f- bigh
and clothed with a green and luxuriant enat , rf
,IT'. A Z j . " "fl "" inverted
bowl and fringed by a growth of cane. The wale,
described as having Ihe-same spsrkling and
rsrth-rar.ea,.nd was drurk with a.ld.'iv I,, ill
th. men and amouls W,i U-i-j
"J1 lj".l"erale. with acid of any kind 'i,
f. i- 1 . eirerves.-ence, and in that frm
w peculiarly refV,h!ng a. , drink.
A 1 kin vtosta Ilsvinii A Firry IWsa
Sitvij Piria.k.-We offer Hi als.ve valuable
pris for tlie largrat aumlair ..f sulsH-rila-rs to the
" Farmer's Jounu.1 " l,....,.,i .. i..u .
d,. . ......f i.rHroa ana
elivered lo as on tb 18ih of October aext du-
r"f, v " v1''-, CuUM 7"ur,K genllemen
and ladies, Un, hers ia aa opportunity for , w
show your devotioa to th adv.ncwVent if th
fanning uitereet of ynur nativ 8tau. W shall
b. .ur. Jj, h... Ui pitcher ady, aad whoever
Obtaiu IbaUrgeat atuabar of auUeeilaea will
rerssveit, and th praentali. will be made
publicly upon th Fair Ground, oa th ,, fru
th prma.um. read out Wa .hall procure
nan distinguished farmer in th Stat, todeliver
an appropriate addras oa th ooe.ua. Who is
there, ttir maa or Wiansa, that would Rot f.el
proadofsoe . ..n y,, wmlj thuik w
brethreavfthp-.iB,bT, a,.,, to
otic a plao ia their paper. oad time
i'arwer,. Jutmal.
nnLbowar'
Th PllU Pred by
d Prota-. H.Jm,,,, kr. . &
diaeoyered. liar tb
d- aaiasia dsiimtaiaiu -wf-tnrm m
nlaning a ihey do mm0 of lb.
laniaflh VmuIJ. ,i.i
la lrbfied
ailawMlasa . to. a dejmitaisaiia-lnymwi-miaery.
Comlanmg aa tbey do mm,, of .,
- K.H.a innHnn avav iIih..i r . 1
-v-w a imenags kim I egeul.1 W .arid,
nesed aader tlw auperviwoa aad knuwMg of
a highly arieatila timUemaa. It I toa) at U
oa tha tawl aaUmish
tngl Hras. I or any of thai auavaevaaa elasa of
enennlaimw. imwina .l ml ..... .
ULJl .1.. lu... " . iT'"-"
' aiw man.Uuasi. hap,,y 'aod
taonmgh hi their actU,. Thw.ar. fo,i.,la,iNs.
TrTt 'TH4 '-" 'l l-d ia tha
Ima by thia Medicine, while fc aot alew. It la a
poeitiva pitM,-.AMw, fin.
A Raekalnr. th. -Lu,:. r .1 . a ..
. ... - - - ... ti, . rmni
J T r?' senuniMh
Ufa." hrWn M ts""
. tl I - tl.
Ia Uiia enaaty. mi tl.a ,tr,l U.i u. tl . . .
11 .. . . . . -' "-
. . -.ru year y eia s -a
n r'iM TIIK SSITH.TW a-k-rf.
V M toei kav. .a a w. 1 r o.. ...... .l. .
t tor axwal . ta ....... . ;
1 1U.H. nho.su Urn Ik. " . . .
to" e.a Iae? a iiS.l.,1 alaia.ta r. a. m,
" k'7 'S Uis nr. f-1 aaalxrs, u,W B. S...
" 4 a Urn 1
ha.k IWki,
Tk al Dial t'.i if i
. a. ms. l-.t. tj
rr k
. I .,a 'mk,X
i.iHk.,.,k ruiULXr
VOTE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Vft giv below th ofEcial rota of th State fur Kerr and Reid and Sentt sad Pi ere ; and shall '
add tb vota for Dockery and Bragg as it is received. lu making calculation of th gaia aad
toaaea we aaall compai with th vote at the but Gubernatorial election.
Tb Counties of Alamance, Catawba, Forsythe, tia.ton, J kn.n, Madiaon, McDowell, Vaitgi, '
Watanga and Vadkia, whieh heretofore roted with th Counties from which they wen respectively
formed, will vote now and for th future rperately. : , 9
. ' . 1 .-' . ,'
,4 1832. , 1852. ... 18.'4. t -
Ktsa. Rxid. Scott. Pnam. Doratar. Basoo. W. Gaiw. V. Loaa.
(SJ ISH 00 00
361 230 " 219 98 - 0U0 000 .-00 00
- lmu) ' 513 . 9f2 ' 369 (X) 000 00 00
551 ' 916 558 39ft . - OS) 000 , (10 00
1216 49 "61 3W ' 000 000 , 00 . 00
Alamance,
Alexander,
Burke.
Buncombe,
Ulailen,
Bertie,
Beaufort,
Bruuswick,
Cubarrtu,
Catawba,.
Craven,
Cumberland,
Chowan,
Columbus,
Camden,
Carteret,
Cherokee,
Caiwell,
Chatham,
Caldwell,
Currituck,
Cle&velantl,
-piinafiotr.-
Davie,
Edgec unbe,
rorsytne;'
rrankhn,
liashin.
flhmrillo,
Guilford,
Greene,
Gates,
Haywood,
Halifax.
Hertford, '
Hyde,
Henderson,
Iredell,
Jackson,
Jones,
Johnston,
Lenoir,
Liwsoln,
Madison,
.Martin,
McDowell,
Moore,
Montgomery,,
Moron,
MiM-klenburg,
N'a.h.
New II mover,
.vomttimptou,
(hihlow,
t Ininge,
1'ii.i pintan k,
I'enniuttiinH,
Pitt,
TOtaiinjB,
Itolteson,
Ro4-kingbam,
Itowtin,
Kutherford,
liandolph,
I'.ii'limond,
Sampson,
Surrv,
Stokes,
Stanlv,
Tirrell,
t'nion.
Wake,
Warren,
Wa-diiugton,
Watuuga,
Wavne,
Wilkes,
iadkin,
Ysncy,
42,'.e.l3
" 5,491
-AEI.t.X)i,-aU-A.TiAXTW
nu i.ini ik nHiAnsTi'rrs.
Xiw Yoax, August 4. The I'nited States
mail sleimer Atlantio arrived at this port at 8
o'cl.s-k this evening, after a passage of ton d ivs
and eighteen hours, with four davs later intelli
gence from Kurope. Her dates from Livoriiool
are w dnty-Si: -J
The Liverpool cotton market is steady, but
unchanged. S,iles of cotton for the but three
days, 19,000 bales.
vThe London money market was comparatively
asy'.-v I'unsola closed at 91 10 92J.
The Liverpool brendatumi market waa dull and
had still further declined, ilmt bad declined
Is. Wheat, 3d.x Corn Is.
The Manchester trade was in a mor satisfac
tory oomlition.
Th Germanic Diet had
I accepted th Auatro
iTussian treaty.
IHispalrhe from lenna state mat G.-n. Hess,
with tb Austrian Army, bad crossed th Wal
lachiaa frontier. Prince (iorteclukoff had an-
n mr rt nts tmeririnvi -of defending' Moldavia
and Wsilachia wiUi 'J O.thsl mrn. .
The Greek b id attempted to assassinate Lord
Rsgland.
Tclcgraphi deepatche at London ann-mnor
tli entry of Austrian troop, into Walrhia.
laroarsar raoa srsi.
The inaurmcuon waa progressing rapidly. Il
issaidlhatUueenChriMianahadltedrniiuM'.lri.l
and was arrested Bear Sao Sebaatiaa, aud iilac.d
in ll.. h.iU ,1... . ' I
- - ... tn m iv a. .
Madrid da aa of th 1 9th sUt thai oa that
yenmg Madrid wa in tb hand of th pern. I
and lliat a provisional government had been pros
Uimad,
ua Aaa Migl' arr.ielmaol a Mtaiet.r of
n ar w aa ncaiveei with arrlamatioa.'
A CarUat movement Lad broken oat at Xavarr.
abiHTioasL isnixuiiv. a.
The Europe arrived out oa the 23d alt
LiltUaewa from th aaaiof war. Kverythiag
awailing th actio, of -Austria and Prueaia?
The latter mor thaa avar hold aloof from th
Allies aad favnn Kaaaia. Tb fleets and armie.
remain as at la advkwa. As. 4 her battle had
occurred at Uiereea. Tha Turks claim th.
'"rj bat aa detail bar. heea raorived.
Tl Anglo-French army had not yet mgaged.
Ku.aia haa detarminad to bold tb Pru.ciili
lie. with Ssl.uiO 1
4- No now fs.m th Hakim Wk V , 1
Und forea .hmild amy H Waa dstermined to
take sanaMm of Aland I. Wad aa aa laduenaeet
to "aedea to join the weatera r-.wera.
The German pirt had ananuuoaslr aeeaded ta
Uie Au.tro-I'ruaaian treat v.
The Stainii revl,m hee, sr.mplid.Iy
ecswafuL Th ew Ksaa. :,.. k.j Li
Th.yaa lw.ge OiriatUna lad a-ped
to rraac with , hw winhmk. lief palae at Ml-
"1 . 7 1 ,, , Ul t'1 '"u'"y demand
d her head. AU th ,haf b. L.l
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raosivad, aa aonagamanl. ..I. f
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yiUGIMA BAfX)X.A pria lot of f-ath-an..ui
ll.m, Sd juM rece, .T
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343 271 352 301 000 000 . 00 00
714 441 62 371 000 OOOt 00 00
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198 . 443 17tJ 3.57 2"J6 . 5(13 38 J 00
488 122 503 107 ' (J0t. 000 00 00 '
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540 551 634 290 -4 000 t . (KW 00 . - 00
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178 603 13 490 000 000 00 00
305 870 211 494 000 000 00 00
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651 541 497 424 651 , 584 00 43
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282 114 286 87 000 4XKJ 00 , 00
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1102 1561 1032 1357 H0 1541 98 0Q
162 697 . 'I'm O'-'l 163 754 00 66
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BOR70LZ KAU-T.
Beyerted sxprsssly far th Iter by A. K. -oPbeeters
C., Vhalawl wiaear, rorwanUng aad Cwm-
lliwhaBt. Jts. I leaaek Iqaar.
Norfolk, AugTirt A. liar AiimrTxFlimrorMt.
mees to ...in., u , y alowlv; DnrNorthern Inaic
k-'ta have beeu etaruiily declining fur tha past
two weeks, hat the 1 ght .lock keen price no
q;te. Superfin. $9 (rt, $9h txtr. j
(oe f JJ 1 1 suuly fit).
Coax-tora in more fully, but ( in IlttU de
mand owing to lb scarcity cf vessel., asle ef
Cotton remain as last quoted with but littU
tr.insaction.
Niyst. SrokM All descrirdiomi dull as Is,
v-Jl li o-'l i nosin ri it 93 for eommoa U
prim whit j Sp'riu Turjaintin 60e. ia retaU
lots, no demand ior shipping. . , ,
Si XDitta Flaiaeed HI an ri os u k.L.I
Beeswai 80(rt 23; 11. E. Peaa f 1 (lh.
Liar-agriciiltursloOcr' Sa-k 2, boa, Thom
aatoa U , f 1.15. W.C. ,15 (ft 1. llydraulw
Cement fi(Var2i. '
Ssit L. P. fin $1 $2. 0. A. f 10.
raTettwmMMket,Angiut4.-itoa Ula
gd demand at full pricaa.
CoraUloweTwale.att2itoiaj. ,
Ihmr in good demand butaoebaage i a Brio.
Sarite Turpentia 39 In 40 ets per nlVm.
Kw do. ' f225 to 2 50 per bid.
CR0CKEBT." v
CHINA, GLASS-WARE, kc'ka.
GOULDS & -XUOTT, Importers,
195 Aorf Si., (aear Jfaidm lw,) . -
iw Teas. . .
ItK AVT rWk. gaasml aeif kawKlfal aaaaf.aS
V laM htIm, pi-a wktA Mj MHMItlna, BB4 a
fu"M r1- fee all H . a ai.r m n aasa a
' " la esanHnuaa. Mapai-a t eaaakrf
Trs4a la tha m.m eamal aiaaaar, Tsrass Mh-ai.
- saiy .. I-..
City HoteL
4l A4U anaauwaVJUkMOUK,-.
asmevca e. rss ra.ra.s kii.
THH Jllwtol to- mail, a-a i.4 Nkrtod
wiik a Ik. aaaaava Hrmu, ulkas
s-a tor Iks saaapua af praasaaat aa4 waaataal
toaeS.rs sa4 vlnlara. Mrali Mnad at all 1 11.
alikw la u,i, ee.ri.,el. (ajtk-a asm ikarga.) a
la Ik. anm 4iaiaf aw as la Ik. ItoU a maa fa
kk la a.ake4 t. Mm UaL Ttoe U.1 toiag
J-Mea; eilki. Ikrra aHaaaa walk a lh. Ilartaas.
llaSaa kuw aad .tea-Ham Kaas. HarsM I
I iy aid lad M to 1 ton eavaMfa to gm laa Cwy
-. ih, a. M,a prrwiur emai a saas m la.
fwl-lls pslnaa(,
fifiikui w. wtitrru
K. Tms. Aasaa 1, 111. "'ks!
Wanted.
Vt 1 1 11 0 maa. to lak. .k.r. af a rUM kVkarf,
t.f skas aa rlr 1 a fnal WIN k. peak
Ai-h dim awl ha a'..aala4 ni. r4 r... aiane
toma, is4 sill aal ask paas .lan. S I tmmm
j. H aj6s i. -W
illaxka, X. 0. .
Jaly 1 ek, JSit. - , kS
UM-im Mock somewhal reduced, w qnnte N.
C. V. hogrovind fnj ( ffh Hlml Jje. (ol 12e.
estornaide 7 K . fthonMar Xj (4 7.
s-1 ta Lard Ui. bo Western in market.
E-ton'g rorm Book.
VBiMi. rf rraeitea farm, w.ib g.alaaalny
toils, aad rafiaa.ai to eaikerlueat lal.aiad
aa a aun,al to I a. praetialag lawyae a tb UtoM
rt hmk Canhaa, ky"W, iaaaa,dn - -r
al by
W. la rOMEKOT. .
ltsls'tk. fa. 1. tf,.
MSkk klkg -Ta. - tto 4 M..U.kla. ae4 ft
.4 H..l,.a yMaf fc.k iml tm toad
at ... ik-y artgag sayesly mi toa wmt m 4
la H, sk-ii I ia
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