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The North-Carolina standard., 1843-12-20


Hon. WILLIE P. MANeuM, ofN. Carolina, President
Members. Terms expire. Members Terms expire
MAINE. GEORGIA.
George Exams 1947 John NJ Berrien 1917
John Fairfield 1919 w. T. CoquiIt I94e
NEW HAMPSHIRE. ALABAMA.
Levi Woodbury. 1917 William r. King 1S47
Chas. G. Atherton 1919 Arthur P, Bagby 1s49
VERMONT. MISSISSIPPI.
Samuel S. Phelps 1845 John Henderson 1915
Vim. Uphan1 ,1S49 Robert J. Walker 1917
MASSACHUSETTS LOUISIANA
Rufus Choate 1945 ALer. Barron 1847
Isaac c. Bates 1847 Alexander Porter 1949
RHODE ISLAND. TENNESSEE.
JpiLtiam Sprdgue 1S45 E. II. Foster 1S45
Jas. +. Simmons 1S47 Spencer Jurndgin 1s47
CONNECTICUT. KENTUCKY.
j. W. Huntington 1S45 Jas. T. Morehead 1847
John M. Niles 1S49 }. j. Crittenden 1S49
NEW YORK. OHIO.
NJ P. T'aElDsadge 1945 Benjamin Tappan 1945
Sias Wright 1919 William Allen 1S49
NEW JERSEY. INDIANA.
Wns. L. Dayton 1943 Al6crt s. While 1915
Jacob ". Miller 1S47 Ed. A. Hannegan 1S49
PENNSYLVANIA. ILLINOIS.
Daniel Sturgeon 1S45 James Semple 1947
James Buchanan 1849 Sidney Breese 1849
DELAWARE. MISSOURI
Rich'd H. Bdyard 1845 Thomas H. Benton 1915
Thomas Clayton 1S47 D. r. Atcheson 1s49
MARYLAND ARKANSAS.
VIM. d. Merrick 1S45 William S. Fulton 1s47
Vacancy. (whig) )als49 A. H. Sewer 184e
VIRGINIA. MICHIGAN.
WILLIAM G.. RIvEs 1915 A. s. Porter 1945
Wns. s. Archer 1847 Wma Woodbridge 1947
NORTH CAROLINA
TFitLie p Mdngnm lS47
w Fl Haywood, Jr. 1s49
SOUTH CAROLINA. Wings, in italics 81
Daniel E. Huger 1847 Democrats, in Roman %
George McDuffie 1S49 Doubtful, RIvEs
There is one vacancy to be filed in Maryland,
where Whig is certain to be chosen. Messrs.
Semple, of Illinois, and Acheson, of Missouri, hold
temporarily BY appointment from the Governors of
those States, but will be elected BY the LegisIa-
lures of those States, succeeded BY Senators OF
like politics.
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TWENTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS.

Assembled Dec. 4, 1s43. Expires March 8, 1916
SENATE.
Hon. WILLIE P MANeuM, ofN. Carolina, President.
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VOLUME x.-NUMBER 47z
TERMS-S3PER ANNUM,
PAYaBLE I.r aDVANCE.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Honorable J0HN W. JoNrs of Virginia, Speaker,
MAINE. N
! ! 3 Benz. H . pHe1riek, L@tker Seseranee,
8 Freensam II Morse, 6 Hannibal Hsusiygn. Hrag
2. Ono choice YETI
NEW HAMPsHIRE-EGenerai Ticket. j =
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MASSACHUSETTS,
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RHODE ISLAND.
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CONNECTICuT.
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VERM0NT
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Foreign Inaportations.

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MALIeA-Brig Margaret Ann200 or casks wiIo Fran.
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7J .oxes 17t ha d so do rass, Galw4y-l9o boxes
d. " Crpb,- s 10 w Dennsto, 10 do hunter
-Baruue MaTcels2OG0 BIS 5000 do oranges
10 e. Ia SIC go TX Almonds 20 bags lbeus do waL
Eps 30 10 canary 2s Broom c.l hf ripe
vins w Blyes-30 ca,eb acaronl TO the master.
ST HoM,s-Big Ija,dner II Wright2lS I've franc iecss
Tweed X bunpell--b37 r redcs-5S!0 w Furss-t00 do
500 Nexicsa dollars dubloous FouR soIsi6is bu,heh
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Corn Trade.

At Albany the 3rd instant.-There is a moderate de-
mand for Flour to day Gencsee 81 ohie and Michigan
common brsnds S6t choice do ST. There scarcely any
wheat arriving although much wanted.
At Baltimore the 3rd There is but limited de-
manafor Howard Street Flour, and we note slight de-
cline Sales of limited parcels Of fresh ground good mix
ed standard brands made from stores Saturday
and today So Holders uniformly ask the price,
There is no fixed receipt price.
sales OF 1900 barrels City Mills to-day at SO SO.
We hear OF no sales of susquehanna Flour Some
choice brands are held at SIS rs.
This Gales OF Penna Wheat on Saturday and to-day com
prise 1000 bushels at us ll6c cargo of 1000 bushels
new North Carolina Wheat--the first wheat at mar
quality OF the grain very prime but is not in cond
ton for immediate grinding. Ssles to-day OF Md. Corn
at So 54c for both white and yellow Sales of Pennsyi
vania yellow at t4 for PRIME and Of inferior at 69c
Wequote Md. Oats at "a 27c.
At Rochester the 3rd nstant.--An uncommon ANNA
ton in the Wheat market the arrival OF every wagon
being watched with esgle eye Sales lively at 81 2}
1911. The shipment OF Flor per canal for the last
month light amounting only to Is 254 barrels We
quote SIS IS. Con-Ltte in market, sells at ~ 44c
Barley-Nothing doing, say IS a2Sc.
At Buffalo the 3rd nsant.-There have been forty arr
walls at this port during the past foryeght hours bring
ing in besides the usual quantity OF western items 20 900
bbs OF -four 2a0o bushels Of wheat and $500 bushels of
corn. OF course such heavy stock coming ii does
upon falling market at the seaboard will further
declinef panic and it is impossible fix range
Tor operations. Wheat is wavering between ST. sal H.
without at either quotation. Two lots Of Corn (3S0O)
bought by eastern ct ~ 43c. leo barrels
of st Joseph -four sold 81 49, The principal mers and
-four operators however out OF the market to-day in
consequence of the general arrangement.
The Southport wheat sold on Saturday at 1860, to a
Lock- port miller.
At Cleveland the ls instan-The canal receipts to-day
1881 bushels wheat 1904 barrels Of -four and 2244
Flour ranges from SIS to l25 for round and fiat
hoops, the best fances being held higher according
views OF holders Wheat 81 g. some offers are reported
higher Nearly all the operations made for short
exchange on New York.
At Cincinnati the LIST instant-No material change in
msrketabout 600 bbs sold yesterday at 81 end
in some higher obtained chiefly bought
for immediate shipment.
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SCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN
NJ NEpAL SPR'N0t
MARSH HEATH HOITSE
SOUND PILOT.

THIS well kno hment ed Tor the
ton Of rompany the bret Of Jane u,. Tn, houses
and grounds have be put ia perfect ord AID no pans
ed render the place and oearae The under
sgatd hi ~self that erience Il more than
twenty IN the business the we'll established reputation Of
the p,e the cebny Of The medicinal quses Of the water
and MIGRATING air II the monhtln, WIZ continue 60 hin that
LIBERAL patronage with he heretofore been favored
IRE improvements The Nine uotiD in few vcrs
past, b. the erection OF airy sni eIeee sy BUILD
log the rock from which ns md he shower
ing ba,hs IT, add gcaty esmot fvi.i
tors; which IL entirely free AL o. cdpy ~
Their, b.pR such thu here uive pogr,etor'hp
either Of tsinefs the mont AR Inc uudef
sgne order end cold baths con ctsd with
his bshmn and all the Inuocei games " ama'emsnt
such billiards DO wing alley guoi &c And Tor the accom-
mod,Dn Of the of his|om .nY, pird OF mnse 10
proyried secssnmtd play or tilor parties the moot
teei and seq fc NV and eomior able suss,s. spdb1
ne,s ard saddle will be kept let The table be
me b.,t skill Of Frcnch aud American cooker I'D the
ot,rces stic. rderce value Of and
the state the rhe fciluts Of G, ting he been
Increased the last The Morrs aud E,py
rail ord has been rebuilt and Is the the
country NV and speudid hive pic upon Il.
aud by Arrangement with the Jersey Railroad c.
dir Jesey Thy Morntsvn lave New ,fk At
O'Clock, and rive at Mauso by h'ifst tea &C otk
a. thence bs sud 70 table We at the
nlourtiin hy o'clock PM. seeo Oau will iesve New
YoIr at click PM ard arrive II Mnno on BY hail past
CLOCK where c,miotabe ciaSeyace be or aioed 70
oqtS the msun,an toe desired TIE tonie
viii, 1t .u-d,rs,cod be soon IN operation. , ,,,su
Dated Heath H,us., scho1ley' Meustain Jiue 30. 1919
Ia Nd ays
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stan ing, Iiess.sa lI,esa.m, ll6o7.cs5 il,ss a5
This is very trihing decline in the outstanding
amoun still it Decline and lar gives evidence that
the of the government is nearly equal to its
pendures The present conduct of the Treasury depart
ment perhaps the most dsgraceul Of any that has
Cured since the formation of the Government In
paper of Monday remarked upon the manner in which
the public creditors of the Federal Government of the
United States deprived of three days interest de-
Quoted of their July dividend. appears from the
following extract from the United States Gazette publish
ed Monday, that the matter is exciting indignation
there aiso The G ,zette states as follows =:
We are sorry to the Government pursuing
which may well be denominaed petty larceny" gen.
tleman informed US to day that he purchased about
las, he received the regular semannuai pay men OF in
,erest cent but to-day, on applying to the phila
dephia Bank he told that he could receive only Isl
days interest," such being the orders Of the Secretary Of
the Treasury const quently he is icked cut OF trihng
as Mr. Spencer was doing every thing in his Powerto
Djure the credit of the United States apd defeat the sulu
tsry influence of the adopted by the last Con-
IL has alwsy been usual Tor the Government for
States and for Corporations to equal semi annual in
staIments of interest without regard to the number Of
days which may be contained in the half year.
We have met in oil the annals of corporate
cali,y anything so mean, contemplate this. The
mind that projected it. have been educated in the
belief that the successful robbery of hen roos" is the
OF human glory. The department for the last six
months to have been employed in devisng such
schemes and three have already been put in practice
foows:
Seizure Of three days interest due July lsi3 6,l36
Reputation OF Treasury Notes, 100 oe0
Extra charge of2t per cent Mexican Indemnity, 67oe
Proceed. Of,hrcc " cute" tricks. sllq,sse
10 not this glorious result Congress will no doubt
order the Treasury notes paid in full but the delay gives
little ready cash to 60 upon Congress will also order
Justice done to tho suffering public creditors and restore
them the three days owhch they have becu shameessy
deprived The person at the head Of the department,
the exercise OF his profound cunning, in calculating
days interest," seemed to forget that the Government
agrees pay per cent Tor ao5 days interest He has
paid but s62 days interest and the balance
he ntead to establish the rule of paying days ntees
only the rule must work both ways, and as next year is
leap year the gentleman will have another days interest
to pay, which will amount s2o45 The whole loan
moy be in contemplation TO strike out the Sun
days. as they are not working and pay ntcrss
only on ss days in the year. because money should
be allowed to work on Sundays. In short when moral
obligation, honor aud honesty aside
there ~ no end to the tricks Of pettiiogging lawyers
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M arrled.
Married,
In this city the Doth instant, by the Rev. w. w.
Everts, Mr.. JOHN E. SHARP to Miss MARTHA M. ADAMS.
Died,

On Tuesday afternoon, the 4th inst, of consumption,
MARY TILToN, wife of Hiram Topper Printer, formerly
Of Boston, aged AZ years.
The friends of the family and the Members Of the Mer
camille Lodge Of l. of f. and the Order in general
invited TO attend her funeral this Thursday after
noon, at O'Clock, from No 81 sullivan street Her
mains will DO taken Greenwood Cemetery for inter
ment
U3- Boston papers will please copy.
On "Wednesday morning the 5ih instant, Miss SARAH
JANE PALMER, daughter OF the late John Palmer Esq in
the 36th year OF her age.
The relatives and friends of the family, also those Of
her brother Aaron B. Palmer, respectfully invited TO
attend her funeral service Thursday afternoon the 9th
instant at O'Clock at the Allen street Methodist church.
Her remains will be conveyed Friday morning the 7h
instant at O'Clock, from the residence Of her sister Mrs.
Tanner Ann Hamilton, No. 50 Edrdge street, to Mamma
roneck, Westchester County, for interment.
At his residence 222 Hudson street. the 4h OF July
SAMUEL BARNETT, in the 10th year Of his age.
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CHARLESTON July I've quote Liverpool 6l6ths, no.
minal TO Havre 4c. To New York 25 37s, and to Bos
ton soc per bag.
SAVANNAH, July 1.-The last engagement made to Ii.
verpool were by the ship Howard ID for square and
7l6d for round bales but she is iu I'D asked by
the Rosalama the only ship engaged, now loading No
vessel up for Havre point the Continent Coast
wise remain firm at previous rates. say 75c 81 per bale
for Cotton and SOC per cask for Rice New York. and ST.
II for Cotton to Boston.
MOBILE June 2S.--We have no engage ments to report
since last notice Another ship has gone the berth
for Liverpool. Parcels hsve been taken at but led
now asked. Cosstwise steady at So per bale
APALAcHIcoLA, June 2l-To Liverpool, I'd per h.; Ha
vre lie per hi New York. 81 so per bale Boston,
h.; Charleston, &c per lb.
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PATENT STAY TRUSS.

Mrs. DiBBL e. the Inventor anf pAttntee me ceit oa.ss
wi "st " Truss ago A nina srppoucr hhna 10 sr-
nd the Of this ni-, de,fyos oil enc ing IN
To bgsness arfau medic ebI NH or o'nsf
y tson spo,eJ msnuiseue and,s o. tns valuable
nd e.ieus q, nston H. article Mfs. would dispose f
tn pa nj r,q the noi- apcrlion Ga ", ahd COL.
uu pIaiy " ut nd hs auusr o, The stcc
beeo os lev rab, receia and recon- by tn fe'
mi me :, q ut fer a0riA oaoe oiportusr OF
srsktrg pr fable invsstn tsor bic Ih W ~
nj 'acacv he tr' lAtey elns6eraoy
b. the idtu ~ etti.s a. duu ing
Gov, rs. . tiou TO be mad, ~ Diob'cd o. Il "a
A. No g. o,au,ons,u personally, bstrs 10 IN tne monhE
6J.r
n ERATIgE. sUnOEf OF ii, E.t, sqamt T. e.
" tree the LIDS AMI S-rgcd garment o. u-
.vsein aersy, NJ Msrc-rt Wit "a Toe gat iyea
Dr. Dixon hls beeu sppoinci Surgecn he yea ana D.m
Sylunl and House on Refuge he pero mrd ue pefto
fr ,quiat,bg 3e sp,odn i've OF nv p, IN
s e. ALA prsgf rersranedths eye 0rr minS Mynty
D. ID teers the rsso ani sherih OF New tof.
ne n s' A ID tiauisT III ID iyseodimsr
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LATEST SOUTHERN SEIZE NEWS.

PnLApkLPHIA July 3-Arc Aidrich, Baker, hSrest1n;
I'M ksy.e NYor Cog%bs, a,e b, saRIes
sor,sSH5; Mds sI1ss Hs.ipSr y k9g De R %ol
Bake, P[e'ldspce; BrDdywne nson, Htord; jos
kusiine. DIE Norweh Below Johu D9aaP Choa e rom
By Cr9rs Home Howe; b Jt%s RGa%mo q
Wilson. Bsier Sde, alton; Biutrs. Cottrs NYorh;
Ceres TsboI Bal. has ThepssoS ana Mari
turkt; j., Br M,,. HsIfsrd lvaShoe Post Newbury-
n; Richardson. Calais Me, Emperor, shaw,
Newpor; Lion, l.. wis, NHsyen.
NoRroLK. July 3-ATr J W Kinpton, Osbgne, and Ann
ri Ia r. wnsend ny ok; Msestic Slower Bangor. In the
Roads Bsr rasseket, ram. Portland E Richmond.
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Second board.
State Of Trade

Flour The market for this article is still dull although
he demand is little better than il Monday. Pr
we quote at SIS CAL at which small sales made for
consumption. OHIO aud Michigan we quote at So So
rhe western markets getting filed with -four and
wheat to an extent that must soon effect prices.
Cotfon-The sales OF this article have been lighter
since the arrival of the steamer than BEFORE and prices
are tending little downward The news has had rather
an unfavorabe effect on the market.
fshes-We notice sales of Pots to some extent at - 81
90 the latter price showing slight advance Pearls
are still very inactive hear of change in prices
Hay-Saes OF bales for shipment at sec. County Is
Lot offered in large quantities.
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-. 90 THE PARTISAN ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE,
Tor the Of primary secondary syphilis This pow
erful alteraye composed Of Of botanical
remedial agents which exercise specific effect hes.
errble masdies Sold in ldree bottles - each; in sr
To- 81 eacb in cases containing half adozcn S5-csre
'uily packed and sent to all parts Of the Union.
w. y. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Once and Consulting Rooms ofthe College OF Medicine
aud Pharmacy, OF Nassau street.
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This rapid and great recovery The state of af
fairs in Spain had however, gloomy influence still upon
the markets both in Londonand Paris The papers Of the
latter city remark as follows -
Though the fall in Frehch Rentes is attributed chiefly
decline is truly owing 70 the prepar atoms made by
bankers to put themselves in funds for the approach ing
loan. loan sooner or later is inevitable, but whether
take place IN the month OF October in the ensuing
spt e is not yet determined One thing, however, Is
certah that La Place of Paris is not equal bur
den OF should the minister wish to contract
for that sum.
Ia addition to tins anticipated loan, Bank of dis
count and deposite has been started Paris 1t char
tered last year, with capital of francs $780,
OOO to be increased to 4oOOooeO francs Ooo The
stock Of this institution is offering in the London market
also.
At Vienns the 9Th June the Austrian loan 10 the
amount of 40 900 Of FORMS Metalques 600
a. five per cent had been lot per cent by
the most eminent houses there. This negotiation had not
affected the prices Of other Government securities which
remained till that day steady and firm.
AT Brlin the 18th June the Russian loan to the
amount of 600 600 OF rubes OO0 OF five per
cent for the purpose of finishing the St. Petersburgh and
Moscow Railway, would be opened there in few days
and would hns plenty OF takers at good price.
There but little change in American interest. Cot
ton down little under the influence of large receipts
but American provisions in demand at full Prices
This most important fact and holds out to our farmers
the prospect that cotton will not for the last twenty
years. be the only agricultural product that increases in
export.
The returns of Treasury notes to the LIST ns present
the folio wing results -
TkEAsuRY NorEs' OuTsTANpING
.4piil Mdvl. JuneI july l.
Aug 1872 8ss6,,O4 1914 9si s6i6,'5l s55s,Il5
Acf Of Aug az, 3,9065I 30i7,7s0 S00740 300s, $40
Rid .emsd 25z72 60 $50 1886 10 $40
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llomx,t,c ap,DortMtionf.

New ORLEANShp CsDton37o bbIs pork do beef Ii2 do
kes lra 55g wheat obs seed 10 do 251e
corn h Collins ne %. bales htmP Coz ci-e sss
tbs casks hams - bs tobacco 81 bales
Chm Gilman Roberts, bbi beeswax Gfcepway, Henry
Il bx mdse Aaams--0 bps ale 10 do empty TayioT77
bales cotton De Peyster WhitmarshT6 Mct}rg
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Passengers Arrived.

AT Bosror-ln the Hbernia fram Lverpoo-Mrs LoI ng.
Mi Lorng aud female servant Mrs Brooks MISS Brooks
Madame Papi.esu ME- PsPneau Mile papaesu s.d female
aud female Mr. and Mrs Wanwneht children and
Capt Rchd Task Capt Elliott Mr. Mrs Andre
Col LcTing Master orng Capt Tenant MIR Brooks Master
Brooks Sl, Barber, Mons Fshre Cspt Am.ls Juan Pe.z
Dickson, w Murray II smith, Jas T L.yn, a John:
z Epibert Jas mstIong Benz ard Brown, Lord
l%d bot Wedder, no. Barnes Hnf,id Elliot Cabtsi
lady children and Mis- rcive Mast Chas Allison,
Jonnsrone Clark we Sir Rupert George, Bart. and
DIR Parsn, Mr. Psl tier, Lindsey, Mr. palister
and Mr. Pr Mss Whalen, Mrs McLeane Professor
Nc Harse-9 Total 50.
Sr THoMas-Brig Gardner II wrght-S q Whitney, CT
Boston.
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81 THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
sales OF stock at PhradeIphia.

$4,000 state SIS 1870 cash asa 1000 do 1884, cssh al
$1,000 Tenn. Bonds, l4h May and Nov, so4 IeOU New
Castle 81 per cent IDS 80; DOS shares vicksburg
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-06

Dh3- HEALTH SUPERIOR TO EVERY THING
From Newton we have nowledge oil the skies;
LSzFrom Locke, the rules which reg Mate the wise;
From Shakespeare, portrait, Of the human mind
A. Frsm Byron, all that's glowing, vast, refined.
And we might rehearse their varied claims
Pr Through the bright volumes of thousand names
t.Ss But there is one from whom boon blest
We have received, than from all the rest;
A boon than knowledge, wisdom, song or wit,
ESss That's far more dear--and all now ledge It,
Egg" What Is that blessing1" ask yon bounding sw ain
So lately struggling on a bed OF pain
Ask yOnder man so rosy aud SO trim,
Just saved from fever'd head and WASTING limb;
Ask where you choose-one answer will you hear,
SSSWhich Ikea hymn, shall fall upon your ear
For oil will say, "Sweet sooher of our ills,
The Health restored by Dr.. PETERS PILLS!n
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