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FENHE Spring session of Mr.. & Mas. ByRwELL's
Il Female School will begin on Friday the 18th of
January next. sss#
Board per session, $50 90
Tuition in different cl4Sses, $12, SIS II so
Music, % 90
Use of Piano, 5 OO
Instruction in French, Drawing and Painting. and
Latin at the usual prices
We can accommodate raj young ladies in our own
family Board also he obtained in respectable fam
lies in the VILLAGE. An early application is desired
Address Rev r Burwell, -IliIlsborouSh, N. c..
December y, 1913. 477-4t
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MARRKED.

In Edgecombe county, the 18th instant, John S
Dancy, Esq of Tarboro', to Miss Cornela w. daughter
of Mr. James S. Battle.
Also, on the S0th November, Dr. W. E. J, Sholling-
ton 10 Miss Sarah Barnes.
Near Milton. by Caleb H Richmond, Esq. Sunday
the 10Th instant, Capt Mead Fitzgerald Miss Har-
riet, eldest daughter of Mr. Dabney Terry, all of Milton
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A Texas correspondent of the Charleston Me

curry, writing from Houston, says:
Texas made an early application to be admit
ted into the American Union, but it was repulsed
with bitter and scornful refusal, which created
in many chivalrous breasts of Texas feelings oil
offended pride, which will not be easily forgotten,
and which will cause Texas never again to renew
the. application: But should a. proposition be
ton, no doubt a large majority of the people of
Texas would be in favor of such measure. The
act could be thus consummated with dignity to the
United States and decorum to both nations"
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Bank of the stateeof Nortsa Carolina.

A DIVIDEND OF THREE PER CENT, on the
IA Capital Stock of this Bank, has been declared,
payable at the principal Bank the first Monday in
January next, and at the Branches and Agencies fifteen
days thereafter. C. DEWEY, Cashier
Raleigh, IA December, 1913. 477-3t.
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HilIsbOrOWgh kcndcn1V,

TNHE. Spring session will begin on the twelfth day Of
i January.
Classical Department., w. J. BINGHAM, PTin.
Mathematical do. ALEX. r, WILSON, ia.
The English School is conducted by ROBERT w.
GLENN.
December ., lS43. 470l9&
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. Tickets $l0-HalVes $5-Quartcrs So 90.
Certificates. OF package OF IS whole tickets $I3B
Do do 25 half do 66
Do do 25 quarter do 81 so
Q-OFders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates of
Packages in the above Splendid LotericSxil receive the
most prompt attention, and account ofLhs drGtring
Will be sent Immediately alter it is 10 all who may
order tickets from us. Address.
J G. GREGORY. & Co. Managers,
Washington Cny, D C ,.or Richmond. Va.
December 20, I943. 4T7.3t. NJ.
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Is We authorized by Mr. Francis to say, that he
never offered any such toast that ascrbed TO him by
the standard" Register.
We quoted from the Constutionalst," and
we have the paper to show to any person who
may wish to see it. If it was not Mr.. Francis,
achO waS IL?
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PROPOSALS

ENOR carrying the mails of the United States from the
n 1st of February, 1884, the 8Oih of june 1872 on
the following post routes in North Carolina, will be
ceived at the Post Office Department, Until p M Of
the 18th day of January next, 10 be decided the day
EnllnWine
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UNHVER SKTY.

The Annual meeting of the Board Of Trustees Of the
University OF North Carolina will be held aHthe
tive Office, on Wednesday the Goth inst.
CHARLES MANLY, Secretary.
December IL I843 476-2t.
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Federalism. g Henry Clay first, Henry Clay
last, Henry Clay alt the time"
Dsmocracy Principles first, principles last,
principles all the time,
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For Christmas and NeW.Year,
TUST received and opened. an entirely fresh and ve-
~ ry large assortment Of articles, The following line
viz:
Dry Goods. Groceries, China,
Confectionery, Musical Instruments,
Jewellery, Fancy Articles,
and Toys,
at the well known establishment of
G. W & C.. GRLMME.
g See specified advertisement in Raleigh Register
Raleigh Nov. 20, 1913. 474-tf
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Be i'5 TSss'E ~ q 1S ssS
.&4--R. one mile from the town of Washington
Among them, two Frllies, three years old, sired
by Imported Priam-their dams by Monsieur Tonson
which, for size and beauty of form, can scarcely be
equaled A Fily two years old next spring, sired by
Pram, dam by Monsieur Tonson.
Imported Sky-lark, the other, by Imported Flexible,
dams by Monsieur Tonson and Milers Bertrand
A brood Mare, large and likely, sired by Monsieur
Tonson her dam by Conqueror.
Another brood Mare of good size and form, sired by
Monsieur Tonson, her dam by Timoleon-
At the same time and place, much valuable property
of a perisha5le nature will be sold
TERMs-Six months Credit, land Notes with approved
security required
s. s. y W. R16DIH7 H0TARD, Adn'r.
December 9th, 1843. 477-St
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WHAT'S The Why, the democrats have
tacenty and the Wings si1 out OF the twenty.six
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PRICES CURRENT.
RALEIGH, Dec. 20, ls4s.

Prepared and corrected sreeklyJor 17e.N C. Standard
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$50, $1,000!

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.
CLASS No. f. FOR 1914. To be drawn in Alexard:ia,
d. c., on Saturday the 27lh Of January lS44.
BRILLIANT SCHEME
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o, Ginny get your hoe-cake done, my love-
HENRY CLAY-General Harrison remarked
of him: "I have always been friend of
Mr.. Clay and done him many favors, but he has
returned them with the blacklist ingratitUdc"
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Sale Of.BIOOded HOrses.

~ The stock of Blooded Horses, belonging
NTA~v@> to the Estate of J o WILLIAMS decd l.
@A lHl be sold on Tuesday. the I'd day of Janu-
O%14ary next, at the plantation of said deceased,
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Commercial and Money ,Intiers,

THURSDAY /. VI,
Th4r4 wss NOT much doar ar the Board to-day Prices
Without material chaage For Government Loan 1851
was Offered.
foryis Exchange seems quite firm although no, active
Sterling " quote 81 3. Southern bills - %. The
quantrt! Of ts fsom the south Is small. Frlacs i2j
81
M5bili, very qaiyt ~ IS The operations in fund,
the street very limited
The creditors bond holders of the f0usatonc Rail
road had meeting Bridgeport Tuesday last to re-
ceire proposition fro the Company which was be-
irye To receive stock for tbrif e4!ms What the de-
shares Of stock "a made auction Bridgeport few
DAYS AZ So psr share.
The B4ak Of NywYork declared dividend Of four per
cent for the last SIX months and the City Bank dividend
Of three mud halt per cent Tor th- last SIX months
In- star Rank Camden y j. has declared dividend
OF two ana half r cent for ths last six months payable
tb- Eth lust.
The South Bark Boston ba, declared dividend of
i'rsaty IRE PR eentthisr together With the dividend
January last makes Is PR Of i- capital ,tock The
Suffolk Insurance Company have ,eni-i-uual dividend
! pr lyabie on den,ed Tn. Hop Insurance Com.
pay s=ni-a1nual dividend pr cant The Washing.
ton sna2cr Company ernl.amua DIVIDEND Of percent
The NePuGs Insurance Company dividend Of ten per cent
Pay1bl= d~mad and the Manufacturer Insurance Com
FaIy a,-mi-aInuaI dividend Of pr cent
Certificate Of Dposi!- Of the Planters and Mechti
cs Bank Mobile difficult Of ,alr that clty IN con-
sequence Of the suspension Of her collections By partial paw
ts Commissioner IS appointed settle
h.. .etr III collections y" 60 on by extending portion
OF TIM notrs and will the D. wanted for
partial payments aud better RAE b obtarnab- than
AZ Boston yesterday ~ shdr-s Of y Y. Ataac isuT-
Company sold at leo 90 Of Auburn and Roches-
Ter Railroad 81; IS Of Boston aud Worcester Railroad
1929 ll0s AID - Of Boston aud PtorideIee RAILROAD
a, o.
The Lerstowa (Del.) .nk s.id have resumed spe.
c- payments aad her taken by the brokers Of Phil
ad,pha IT TWO pr cent discount.
Speciy pour iuso S-wOdeaa5. o. The 9Th
$3.50 received Of which S37 752 from New
York 5000 from Nohelk s5l5o from HAVE, Sl5l 600
Philadelphia; $3.50 from Boston 81 800 from Cam
feechy, St. Marks. etr-
A. Mobile, 5th taI business dong n E1changes-ser
ling - F-fc=rt- 80 days Ne" York 10 1911 sight Il!
"a American Gold %.
AZ S-w-ohesas rates had advanced. srsrlin- 3Ia.
F9ne' 80 AZ; 90 days On Ne"-York q discount,
sight DISCOUNT.
The B2ak Of ST. Mary. has been removed 70 Columbus,
Georgia, AID The notes redeemed that pac.
tn Boston Democrat thar on Saturday fifty dol
ls+ Eoe on III. Quincy Stone ,ah, shown az that Of
tee altered ether from five hur 50 neatly done
that II could not o. determined - hich.
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THE NEW WORLD.
THREE SPLENDID ILLUSTRATIONS
CONTENTS FOR SATURDAY. APRIL s.

oRIGfNAL ARTICLES.
Hlstory Politics, Literature, aud Manners Of IN. Ger
m4ns-So. 5 Of this able aud interesting ieries
H. Critical R-riew Of Hammoads Political History G!
New York. b. an Old Feieralis;.
Ill Female Educational powerful article
". Moses AMI the Ancient Isrs-lites.
V. Gibbons Lecture. Ancient Egyp-A capital 3D.
Stract.
VI Letters from Sir Aldic-Chufches of Florence tn
Duomo Dante B,ptis,Ty Of 81. John, 81.
VII The Musical World
VII. Theatrical World
". Original Poetry--fouT pieces.
sELEcTIoss,
l. Joseph Hume, Esq.-wI,h Portrzi,.
H. Address the Present Azby The late Dr. Ch.aEins
Eloquent.
Ill The Orhiu Twins Of B-apce-a Ts!e of Fraae'.
". Newsstand Abbeg-wita two splendid Views.
Pleasures, Objects AID Advantages Of Literature sd
czt-d-So.3.
VI. The Rose-wirh an Engraving.
VII. Poetry, News, Politics, &c &c.
- T.rms, Three Dollars Y-ar oay, o. S; cents Csa-
tlemen ADD strsng-s IN the city invited cali at the os
80 Ann street, ard subscribe. ala
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TIE RusAwA. MessExGER.-Wc learn that it
is fully ascertaincd that Jacob Shipman the r,lna.
way messenger, for several weeks prior To
his departure IN the habit of purchasing lotterv
tickets. Some days he bought to the extent Of
Sl00, and the very day he ran away, he left SIS
with friend Tor the purpose of beng invested in
lottery tickets during his absence. Ii is possible
that nc was induced TO this course BY the fact thai
an intimate acquaintance of his not lone since
drew $1,000 prize IN Maryland lottery. Ship
man was also latteTy in the habit Of financcring
IN thus manner. On leaving New York. he
would sell his draft for $4,000 or $4,000. then
proceed to the brokers and banks, Obtain, Their
packages, and bring them on to Philadelphia. On
arriving here he would obtain the money on ar.
count OF the banks and brokers' pay the draft that
he had sold In New York, and then sell his own
DRAFT again on New York to some Of the Phil,
delphia brokers. Doubtless he got behind hand
by his dealings In lotteries, adopted the plan sIlp.
ded to TO keep up his credit, and finding himself
peTplexed, became desperate, and resorted to the
course which has blackened his character and
fame Tor ever. His wife IS IN great distress OF
mind Shpman would occasionally 20 on
sprees, and when excited by drink on such oc.
caslons, was little better than mailman.
Phila. Inquirer
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Cont c,,end.r-sArrspAr.

This beng Good Friday, the Superior Court,
and Court OF Common Pleas. have taken recess.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Nos. 81. u, s., Il, Is, ~
81 So. 81. IS. 36. 10. a., IL. -, y. So 81.
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T- Professor Gree * and MIR. Henry
Russell AZ the Broadway TaberRace, Friday, syenl0g

These d,nguihed gentlemen viii lend their aid 10 the
American Temreranc. Union Grand Temperance Soiee
Professor Gnbauk Will pronounce Osation which Tor
graphic temperance sketce, and profound reasoning h
hn much aPpaniei ~ large temperance meetings III Ing
land and Will ecite with his peculiar power The hum
Maniac
NJ Russell Will sing Ia hi, nnriyalel strains te Dream Of
Ii. Ry-- sun. b. him before three thousand persons %
Exeter HILL Lcc Ion the Grr OF Temperance new song
composed BY John Hrnry SHARPE Of New York, aud dr'ei
ted the American r.:nprrance Union the Pilgrims Al
dress to the Dirty: the Gambler Wife The Maniac ne
Drunkard Sc. &c.
Il believed tia, Temperance Of this character .
la, b. offered the Of New York, andi
hope1 that they viii improve the occasion both for t
enjoyment and The benefit Of the National Temperance
Society,
Ticket, - cent each b. had Of each Of the Lommitt
Sa1ton Mills 2j Broadway the office Of thu Ane.l,
can Temperance Union, Clinton Hall al H. Raynof' 70
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Sxns,, rcasve Conn., March O. 1879.
N.sr. 4 b sands Co.-I;tRtemcn ttFm me 20 aid
saothcr ,o The many testimonials IN favor OF yorr Sa[apala
ii;a, .yer during which took great d9d OF poverty!
medicine This Ell me wh ametess and ,n IA my !9nnti
viii yS, Of NJ ankles attended viii so mnci' lnianaa
ton a to rpmp to bear the Least Gioihns upon
I,, nine when ey Would heal and be Immediately follow.
ii r.. violent have also been troubled ior !oaS
W.. ! ~. n; , -. n.lisvsd LUCY DILABY.o
We are acquainted with Mrs Dilaby and consider her stafe-
r,e,t .ntitled 10 the fullest confidence.
Inv - WI II. RICHARDS, Minister OF the Gospel
AMOS COBB. ,
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Public Stock E.chanse, April 1


:, 600 T. 5 o., o.. lOsl 600 Ohl0s's 80 81
600 I'll G.. ~. -.s2p 226 5000 do do. - 81!
600 do DO. so ri 100 shares Harlem r. 10 II
900 DO DO Tuesday ~. 100 l.. l. R.sl5 i72
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Markets-Ce-sfzLly Repor.es az - T1;hne.

THURSDAY, P. Vi.
excepting retail. The quotations ar strictly pomniI
COT ToN-Th-Te is rather growing impression tina,
this staple viii improve partly grounded On he belief sha,
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UT Col. d. NJ. BaKlNosR has been nominated
as the Wing candidate for Congress in the Lin.
coin District, North Carolina.
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u Mr.. A. D. Paterson gives Lecture thu.
evening at the Lecture Room of the Society Ii
hrary, on Church Music. Several vocal perform
ers viii lend their aid TO illustrate the discourse.
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q :" The Entertainments nj thr Amr,cat Museum wetc
never nlor worthy IF patronage thar az t present t!ms IN
cntg The .plsnlid performances th Lecture hoo
there The Giant Boz decidedly the greatest curiosity Of
the day.
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VrKcIMA.-Wo are glad TO see that Hon. \.
II. H. STUART has concluded TO be candidate
for Congress in Virginia. lie was one OF the
most industrious and intelligent members of the
House. and we trr,s. he viii be returned 10 that
scene of his mos, useful services.
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From J,nucA.-By the schr. Lady Mary,
Capt. Axtell, We have Jamaica papers to the l4ih
ult.
a ship called ,hs Treasurer, which went to
Sierra Leone for coiored emigrahts, returned with
only eight, much to the disappointment Of the
planters The reasons assigned ale, the great
abundance ard chcapness OF provisions at Sierra
Leone, Rice s. currency per tom and the dis
inclination Of the people to enigrate having as
certaincd that they car ll'o cheaper at that place
upon two ponce per day, which they are paid for
labor there, than one shilling which they get
IN jamaica.
\ smart shock Of ap earthquake was felt there
on the night u the llth, and slight ono early
in the morning Of the 18th. a shock had been
felt on the It'll, as before announced The Eth
was to be observed as day Of general fasting
and humiliation, On account OF these alarming
vlsitations; and also of thanksgiving, that no
damage had been occasoned BY them, thus far.
Serious apprehensions, however, appear to have
been felt that severe shocks might vet be expc.
ucnced, IS 1t was evident the clements in that
vicinity were Ill al case
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Those who prefer the Vegetable system Of DE-, 10 any
ceT vii mad In Boarding Hoase, conducted On that pI.
a No y 'sse-ssreeI he house large and handsomely
furnished rs r,oa convenient, aud ali Is arrangements
ordered IN the lest sad mos satisfactory u,ane,
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]. W. LEAVITT,
r. II. NcCURDY,
T. n. BLATCHFORD, coun;,re.
ASA BIGELOW, 1'''-'''''
THOMAS DENNY,
EDMUND HYATT.

The First Anniversary Of the g. I.
Athenae,u WI r. GergItt"i 81 2inmbit4 hlll "a
be seycsa t,say RritltioIs ead Dsb11 Counsellor FAY
viii also deliver Address suited 10 the OCCASION For par
tIcularz, Programme.
Ticket ri cens each The be obtained the door
thi, evening. ali It,
u J.. o. Of .. Eth members Of Harmony Lodge,
No. 81; o. .! -. r requested their Lodge
1877 Bow-ty This Afternoon FJey, I'D O'Clock,
pay the last tribute Of rr-c, .ir late brother HEssr
CaNDLArp WT. DOWNS Jr, =. Gs
VIZ. ". JOHNSON Secretary al L
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ToErrE ARrIcLE5-Rizor. of the celebrated makers
warranted large variety oi Tooth Nal, and Shaving
Bru,e perlury Washing aud Sh.v,qs soaps, all Of the
bcs,qulli,y exceedingly low rtcss lnoni Cream Tor
sharing Witch l e richest ross bic laher sold Al only
- cuts pot Slunder and manufacturer Of
the Metallic Tablet Strop, G3 Broadway.
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? SORE THROAT Cougar LOn3um ION. PANS m 'lrI-
Gus part, he bodv and other eplesan symptoms are The
usual effect, OF catching cold -.
WrSlt, L,ln Vegetsbl, lis ceItam ctrc Tor all di
o,dgc te throat; because they carry of by the stomach
aud bowels ho posono, humor which ~ consequence Of
obstrucgi yrrspation tldOwu mwarty, and are the
cause Of the above dangerous complaints:
From 10 Of SAID Indian Vegetable Pills, taken every night
gong bed will short time IN tk perfect Of the
most Ob,tinat. aacko throat. At the same time the d
gestion III b. fI,1yc and III. b Jd completely purified
that uri LIE sur will BE- To the who'll. france
Offices de-, oe exclusively the sale of the lcine
Wholesale and retail No 2g8 GreenwIc.,trerr. New-Yok
No. 1913 Temonsrt, Boston and 100 Race-street, Pha
dolphin. ts
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~ Mr.. Solomon Perkins OF Bridgeport, Mass.
went 10 Boston few days since 10 purchase FRO
visions, sincc which time noting mas been heard
OF him. he was about % years of age, and his
night eye IS blind and closed and covered I,v a
green ribbon which passes over l,is mead.
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- THE. attention Of Gentlemen re,uestr. 10 the ele.
CANT extra light Black Beavers for Spring and summer fur
nshrf b. the Subscriber AMlpON,
aps in Fashionable Hitter Wall u corner Nasssu.
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This the last day but that the splendid tabeant
OF the trial OF Chs can be- seen at P.alr's Museum
ed Thosr who omit aealins themselves of the present Of
portnny VIII sincerely No day can j. arro.
pirate Than his, being tn rersary Of the crJcifyioh
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For particulars advertisements III ts ana Ounce cay "a

- Among the tlsusah, and medcinet Advertised -
e,,se t2r all tulrn, cemplants Jayne ~
alone IT. Ilth 10 public confluence mas
paved mol with pyf burcUes. aud The vouchers for lis eff
include array OF which for character and re-
yttaWy cannot bt surpassed IN this country Dr. Jiyrr
beng himself physician doe profess 70 perform pyss
g, 'Hpo h,lirics'- fa 'nsi,nfe 20 enye an mnGS
lisrise. he and believe he Is borne out
BY well authenticated Ict thar all diseases OF the 1nss
and chest which susceptible Of cure without miraculous
interference hi. Eypectcnt Will restore thc patient 70 health
There no medicine before the public which effective m
NY Group influenza qu,n.y, and all disorders Of the ma
ch,nery & respiration = tyne,, hSlectorant
Pre,arcd nni, h Dr. D. JAYNE, 20 SoG Third-st Phil,
'' pIer ', p@r s5,,ie 81, Itls2tas
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u Yesterday beng the Anniversary of the
city by discharge OF cannon at s2n,rise, military
parades and other outdoor ceremonies, Flags
were officially displayed from the Battery, City
Hall and Tammany. and we believe small party
partook of public dinner a, the latter place
Washington's birthday, we believe, was no,
honorcd by any such obsegvances yet i; is
thought by many that his life was no less fruitful
in service to the Republic than tina, of Mr., JEFF
ferscn.
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EXPEDITION FOR LlsERlA,-The African Repos
lto1 March number SAYS that suitable vessel IS
10 DC chartered immediately to proceed 10 New
Orleans, and SAL thence with abou. seventy lib
Grated slaves left by the late Mrs Read, daughter
of Captain Ross, Of Mississippi, and certain Others
from kentucky, for LIBERIA.
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Il SPRING FASHION HATs-fTars Of tIe ne%
Spris Syle will h. offered COULTER and .a! Saar
day, ith inst SPENCER Hare
nih2 II NO 81 Chambers st door. t,s,, of Broadway
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u The Court Martial for the trial of Com.
Ramsey, rc-assembIed at Baltimore on Monday
Com r. SAID he objected to four OF the panel, and
proceeded to give his reasons for Directing to Com
Shubrck. They were founded upon former
difference with him.
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u McNaughten, convicted at Shelby, Ky, OF
the murder Of IN lnotiensive man named Patton,
has been sentenced to be hung on the 2sth inst.
Loss or THE BrEscs AYRrAS BRIG OF WAR
SAY M,Rr.>.-Advices from Monte vldeo, re-
ceived by the Boston Daily Advertiser state that
on the morning Of Feb. ID, the brig San Martin
OF l. guns, belonging - the Bucnos AyIcan
squadron, VIZ discovered on the rocks at the en-
trance OF the Monte Nideo harbog
Abou, 1000 of the cavalry of the national
forces were between the city and the enemy who
were, as has been before stated, within fifteen
leagues of the capital. 1t was SAID also. that
5000 more oithe Monte Nidcan army were upon
the eneny's flank.
Rivera, the President of the Oriental Republic,
was about to take the field in person-Gen. Paz
retaining the command of the forces of the CAPT.
tol-and the Buenos Ayrean troops under Oribe,
are likely to meet with no slight resistance The
Buenos Ayrcan force was drawing nearer and
nearer to Montevideo, where preparations have
been made to give them i warm reception. Gen.
Paz having liberated the ncgroes-6, 600 IN num-
ber-has assembled formidable force, and is
sanguine OF repulsing the invading army, which,
however, Is 10000 strong.
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dismissed the pubic service --hs.t up IN PRISON.
and taeir heads to = cut Of next autumn The
same 5aper SAYS that the artiicefs OF Canton have
refused to rebuild the British consular RAJ
though thev profess 20 be wing TO rebuild the
houses OF the merchants.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-14

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