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ETMBRELLAS, PARASOLS,
ANN GITM SHATsE

n I MBItELLIS, FAItASUIsa,
" AND SUN SHADESf
.ssysvs. The subscriber, having purchased the ex
H~r-SS tensive Philadelphia Mandatory, recently
s~a,,es established in this city, corner of Little
-6'Ia~- sharp and Baltm0Te-sts., begs leave TO in
form country merchants and city dealers, as well as
the public generally, that lie is prepared to accommo-
date them IcIn. fully Us cheap they can be pur-
chased i'll Philadelphia or New York. His stock of
UMBRELLAS, PARASOLS and SUN SHADES, IS
OF the best ana substantial manufacture, and
will be found as extensive and varied as any other III
the country. Determined 10 sell at Inc very lowest
Philadelphia and New York prices, he respectfully
invites ihe public TO give him q cali
mhgl-tf FRANCIS BEEHLEE
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M,If,ET CL7LEA STORE.
III NJ, 4 NEDr ,:1'1 tt.-I,

M E,ET CLIkbA STORE.
LIZ No. "a :. CALVERT STPETT.
b.3FID P.ERh would respectfully inform his
friends aEG Il generous public that he mas REMOVED
his CHINA STORE 10 30. 80 5. Caven a., where
h has cpenet ana is now oreuus 4 large asa1r nnnt
Of CHINA, GLASS AND EAkNHEE WARE. of
recent arrivals which he offers Tor SAFE Gu the most
accommodate. terms, II s also extensively en-
gagged III the manufacture Of STONE Il Eh&THEN
WARE, large assortment OF which Will be found II
ite store above and at his POltcCs On Eoad-sl..
short distance l.ortl OF L. baltimore st.
I1E- Country nercG. Il ANA others would do well
to i've nle lai uc.or making purchases elsewhere,
H4ttu PARH.
a2a-54 NO.5i Il. Ca!VCrt street.
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PCNNEEs, A0NMItTs, AED I7Ls} W ESIag,
JUST OPENED
Look out for Inc "CliEAp aT><EC ,'whe!e
[iR7 may he found drc Of the best a,sclnneuts If
Gitt4;P MILLINERY GOODS In .ae city-such as
st.lt Florence, Rutiand, and al ki.ds al Braid
3ONSETs SIX Bonnets By the doz,; velvet dol
bonnet sir md Ye!gets, in great v-ti.yi Bonnet
CAPS; Artificial Flowers, in great Ea!ity, ige stock
Of Ibb7ns; alpaacas iordresses; Casulercs; French
Sieriaa SLalv!s. Gloves OF all kinds in abundance.
ga 4 good a~~9:lmen' Of ecnDlemeu'> wear-such
as touks, CIavsIs suspcHders &c, Don't forget The
PLACE tul call ans sze for yourselYaS--vuu Hay rely
on B7raaia. At 1913 BALTIMORE SHEET, i've
doors above light street.
seed JAMES CgBURN
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NAVAL. TIC Gigato United States is pre-
paung for sea at Boston. She IS 10 proceed to
the Mediterranean.
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TENT FIRE ARMS repaired Hilh accuracy and in
q woykmanlike manner, with ponwntss On the
most reasonable terms. RIFLES and ROWLING
PIECES fitted With Cleveland scCrc, Invisible Lock
aad warranted. i'm
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MSOic sALE-A very likely black woman, y
" years Of age, 10 serve 81 years, she would suis
well for the country, having eu brought up 10 cono-
Try work, Be. She vii &c sold ut fair cash price.
Apply q. T.. +. SCHTff,
M Nc. 10 Exchange Place.
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Tn LEE WEBSTER Il co.
A 81 n M H. N


doors East of Frederick. 81.
Have large and complete ASSORTMENT of the latest
styles of FALL and WINTER DRY GOODS, of all
qualities and a as fair prices they can be bought of
any House IN the city, TO which we respectfully call
M attention OF all purchasers fearing not competition
FOR TIE LADIES.
Fine Cashmere SHAWLS
30 Thibct Wool do
do BIocha do
DO Mouslinc Uelane do
10 Mer!nu 90
dc Cloth Go
dc Blanket DO from -. 70 $50
Also
tashmetGs: IOusents de Lanes: AIn,ccls: Cling
Ran.: Cloak.nrs; Bombazircs; HOOK Hiuslins: His!.
Up Lawns: CHmhIic; Swiss AIusIins; Long Lawns
Ne. j iarg" andconPiee assortment Of CiLICDE&,
eGHa! t. the haudsnBest in the city.
Sp00! G0uoN-. Cotton Cords, Tares
Tim ads, 81. ali for the Ladies'
4 very complete assuitin nnt oi s.atinEEs
Jeans, tIi. 4 Cloths aud Jerseys
Fancy aud pisin EASSIMEEES
CLOTHS ot every Shade aud CuaNy
Beacad aud BrnWH NUSLINS
Tdhle DIAPERS, Linen ana Cotton
Req, Ntle and yellow .LAHNELS. Plain
de- io dc do Twr,,c
~ at the lowest Prices for Cash Remember
o2i No. -, DOCS East Of Frederic.
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NE AWARD Is MOVES BLACK WHIT
We ING INK. This Ink has stood Tho test of 80
years. experience, and during that time has been con-
stsRty INCREASING in ruhiic favor and pan,nage, and
became long since, and still Continu 20 p the lead
ing article Of the kind in the country. ttfows with
freedom, IS permanently black, and win Rot mould
under any circumstances, and is adapted q both steel
and quill pens Dealers and consumers ,sA be fur
nstes g3h II as low they generally paTor inferior
lalA. For sale by
TURNER. WHEFLWRIGNT X NUDGE,
~ south CGayAs street,
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n OSEPI =. HASE3A tSS. Jr.
s$ No. Z SOUTH CHARLES-ST.
Having Jus, received a very superior assortment Of
Flowing Blue Dining, Tea and Toilette Ware, would
invite the attention OF Families and other. in want of
hs article, to this lot, which is superior TO aRy yet
cered Of this class OF goods.
Also, fresh lot of Gothic Stone Tear4s, Sugars
and Creams. 3 very fine article, just received
Also =, Dining Sets Of CANTON CHINA, and
large quantity of Plates, Dishes, Turecns Covered
Vegetable Dishes, Salads Sc, which can he sold Sc
pGIately 10 match UP Dining and Tea sets, at very re-
dHcea prices. No.f =. CHARLESST.
4 few doors below Garfield & Broher's.
clc-lm {B5- formerly aiison'S.
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HosroH leu IHArE. During lie last four
months :, 1913 tons 9. leu have hcan shipped
from Boston
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N aoD LAMPS, o. the different kinds, for sa.+
~ ut manufacturers BficeF, by
OILS ELIAS HALE, lie Baltimore street,
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n. H. Remember the No., 3e, az tire gets'i'.t rlt.
eic are Tor SHE 1T no other place in Baltimore. ala
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n = !. ,s0H, NJ, j dlI -Jl4Cti Ii.ltI -o.c,
EF'1g1rl Ereigslta. The rate Of carriage ty
:. .ssls from Cumberland 10 Wheeling and Ptlshtre
=. r. certa per 100 lbs, The tolls on the Baltimore
a., f..ia hl!.aai from Baltimore TO Cumberland az,
~. . Nae; VIZ: Coffee aud Manufactured Tobacco 81
cent. PR 100 TBS and Groceries Dry Goods auG other
E...naadl-e generally 3j c"gie per lHoils.
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-04-02
For the North Carolina Standard.
To the Democracy Of Wake.

FELLow-cITIzENs: GeH.. Saunders declining to
be again a candidate for Congress from this Dis
IFel, il devolves the people 10 declare which Of
the many aspirants shall succeed 10 that distin-
gufshed honor and. in order 10 secure harmony
and concert Of action in the democratic party in
the District, H. has beep proposed that Conven-
ton of delegates appointed by the people, shall be
held TO select suitable individnal-one TO whom
freemeR may with confidence entrust the honor,
and interests Of The District. =
Chatham, Cumberland, Johnston and Moore have
already acted in this matter and it is time that
the people of the Metropolitan county-iLe Gibral-
tar Of Democracy in North Carolina had begun 10
move. BY dissenlions in our ranks (if any there
be) the Opposition hope to succeed in electing a
Federais: from this District. Will you. by your
apathy IN the outset permit such Thing TO be, and
in District where we have q decided ma jorily
Forbid il! freemen-let them see that PRINCIPLES,
not men, The beacon-liehfs which biaZe aron nd
the altar OF Democracy at whose shrine you offer
up all personal attachments and whose chef object
is the greatest good 10 the greatest number.
FTeemen OF Wake you have preference, Px-
press il; it is your right. That the. expires so n
may carry with j: its due weight, il Is necessary
and proper that you assemble in your might and
majesty and formally announce your will; Ihcn, il
must and will be respected. Let, therefore, every
democratic voter in the county devote at least one
day-Saturday. The 18th Of April-to the mainIen-
ance OF democratic princlples-of IIuth, and juS-
tce, and equal rights; lea him whose head is bios
soming Tor the grave be there and let the high
souet youth on whom will soon devoive the re-
sPonsibIity of conducting The affairs of this great
and glorious country be here let the farmer leav
his plough the smith his forge, the carpenter his
bench the merchant his counter, the professional
man his engagements, and let the man Of leisure
not stay away let all be there that il may be a
grand rally Of the people. Remember that in uno,l
there is strength-divided, We fall.
ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-04-02
VALUABLELOT FOR SALE.
March 81, 1915.

The sale of thai VALUABLE LOT. situated
next below The Market-house in Raleigh, belong
ingto the estate of Mathew Shaw late of said
City, containing seventy by Two hundred and ten
feet will be made by the trustees appointed by his
will to sell the same, cn"the Monday Of the ucsr
County Court week in May next, the 18Th daya0t
May next, at The premises, between Ihe hours oi
the afternoon. f.. s.ae- , .-.-.-74 .-- ..
l. will be offered for sale in three parts so as e
form three lots plats Of ground each sixty fee
by seventy with lane CT alley between each one
and the market slot, so that zach one Of the kts
shall have building font and alley opposite tc
the market lot aad the alley in fpnt 10 be kept
open free for the common Of the owners OF
these three lots and the public.
A credit of 9 and 12 months will be given for
the purchase money-and bond with approved Sc
curly required previous TO delivering decd.
JAMES & MATHEW SHAW, Trustees
Raleigh, 2eth March, 1915 513-ts.
30 Register and Star will insert till sale. So
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-04-02
MARRIED.

In Orange, on Thursday, the Goth instant, by
the Rev. MIR. Walker, DR.. Calvin E. Graves 10
Miss Caroline NJ. Eoust.
:, Ia Baden county, on The 10Th inst. by the Rev.
D. B. Nicholson. itey. Edgar L. Perkins. Of the
North Carolina Conference, TO Miss Margaret Ann,
daughter of Patrick Cfomartie, Esq. .--.- =, !
Al the house Of Col. Benton, in Washington
Mr.. Sprole, Hon. John B. Weller, OF Ohio, to Miss
Susan Preston MEDIEVAL Taylot daughter of the
Hon. William Taylor, Of Virginia and a neice OF
the gentleman first nameI.
In Portsmouth, Va. on "Wednesday evening
March 26th. by the Rev. Thomas Hume, John
D. McGilL. Esq. of. the county Of. Middlesex, to
Mrs. Louisa Ashton, of the former place. ., :
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-04-02
CATCH THE SCoUNDREL..

On the night Of the 12lh Of March, l645, notorious
scoundrel who called himself at my house William
Jones (iough his real hatt is understood be Yancy
WinHhgham1 stole from me bright bay race mare,
with snip the end Uf her hose, knot of her
ankes and is about IA l2 hands high, together with
saddle, bridle and 4narhgais The Saddle has quilt
ed seat and the skirts double. but not quilted with
blue casnet housing aud and Is bSund round
behind with black leather The bride and martingals
of Black leather with ivoy tihgs, and red spotted
plush the breast, and bread btdwband. - - e >,
The said Winnngham is about 20 years of age-has
very light beard, sandy hair; tolerably red complexion
somewhat freckled, with yellow eyes, and would weigh
about so or 1873 pounds He is ddick spoken swesrs
very frequently. and generally tclls when he goes 10
settlement to him. that he has been caught and in
jured in fulling Mill ssg~ ars-F.ar
Twill give ten dollars to Snv person who will appre
hend this and e6thr him TO Stokes JAIL and also
reasonable reward for the recovery of fe property.
In addition to this the people of Old Town, Stokes
county, offer twenty dollars reward for him the people
OF Eexington; Dasid5on offer twenty dolsrsreHsrd for
him and forty do lars is also offered for his deIftefy at
the Jail at Hillsville; Virginia
GJ- On the same night Winningham sl6e silver
Watch flom Horse-Drivcr, and some mOney-hoU
mitch it is not knoSf. - D..
My residence is on Reddys River, in wilkes county
North Cafona, eleven miles west IF Wilkehorough,
| on the stage road.
ALEXANDER c. WHTTTINGTON.
| April 2, 1915. .esz -.ys 54e.st.
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-04-02
April l, 1915.
THE MARKETS.

NEW ORK, March 2S.
The news received last week from Europe Is
considered highly favorable, and has had an in
spring Influence on trade generally. The holders
of cotton here, and al the South, have been bene-
fted by rise. usarrprovi<ions aud coffee. have
all partaken of the feeling. The great West.
where provisions are packed, will realize large
advance. The crop OF sugar has passed from the
planters to The hands of spectators. The article
of -four and bread stuffs is without any change in
price. The travelling season has begun in good
earnest our cIty presents quite crowd OF sirau-
gers, and our hotels well filed. The auction
GERS are doing large business, and the groceTs
and dry goods merchants are very we'll employed.
I-Our Grand Canal still remains closed, which is an
interruption TO the trade Of the West. Our South
ern channels OF communication are again Open,
and have become quite active by the amount of
transportation. The preparations for business the
North River are very great; all the steamboats, are
hied out, and several new and elegant boats are
preparing. The adjournment of Congress has re-
stored the public mind 10 state Of repose, and
there is nothing new to create aud great de-
gree of excitement. = ErpreSs
COTTON The advance OF II 10 1-2 cent
noticed last week has been sustained, but nothing
beyond. The transactions have varied some days
quite largely. Prices although up. are lower here
than at the South. The French aud Gerruan buy
ers have Withdrawn from the market. The man
ufactnrers also well stocked at low prices,
thal'they are doing but very little. The trade is
carried on almost by shippers To England. The
sales since our last are large; full $1,000 bales,
fnIlnws.
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-04-02
543-1t.
A LAsGE:sTOCKsOF- :.
Superior Family Groceries.

UST received, and for sale, at low prices, by the
- Subscriber such as SUGARS, o! all qualities Santa
Cruz. Porto Rico, aud New Orleans. C0FFEE-Java, a,
LaguIra, and Rio. Pepper-grain and gInund. SPICE
and Ginger, Teas. Molasses, ,,Rice Flour and Salt pa
con and Lard all of which will be seId ew for Cash
Also, in The Grocery liHe--Caadles, Soaps, Iudgo
Starch Shot, of all sizes, Powder, Caps, Nails of all
sizes and very large lot which shall be sold as low az
any house IN Raleigh wi sell them. A large lot of
Iron, OF all sizes Trace Chains, Castings, Pots Ovens
Spiders. Skilets Tea Kettles, Curry Co nbs Spades,
ShoVels and Forks large lot Of Sole Leather Frying
Pans, all sizes White Lead and many other articles
Dry Goods. Calicoes, ofthe latest styles and of
all coOTs Muslins Ladies' latest style Collars and
Handkerchiefs, Black Silk HandkeFchefs Pange do.
White do, RIban'is. all c0ors, Spool Thread, Tape,
white and black Flax Thread colored and black Sewing
Silk Tuck and Side Combs. Dress Combs; Bonnet Wire
Stockings, Mems Cotton and Silk Handkerchief, Mems
Socks; Eyelcts, metal aud ivory; Pins, Buttons all
qualities; Fans, Silk Braid all coors; Thread Mitts,
black Kid Gloves, SuspendeIs, Apron Checks, Cam
bricks, Scotch Ginghams, Russian Diaper, large lot of
bleached and unbieached Shifting, Table Diaper Brown
Linen, Panaloon Stus, and many other articles in The
Dry Good line. ..-. -. -,
a large lot of Hardware. knives and
Forks, Pocket Knives, Hinges Screws. all qua!ifes
and prices Stock and Pad bocRs from the very Best
the most common Files of all gHalities Tacks, of all
numbers; Iron ahd Sleel SqrateS, Gimfes, Coffee Mills.
Backing and Brushes of superior quality; Siters Cotton
lent quality, Table and Tea Spoons. Spice Mortars
Looking Glasses, and many other articles such Shoe
Knives, Aw blades, sc. SC ~ --.-
"A large lot of cheap CrOckcry. Plates,
all sizes Cups ant SanccrS large ot Bowls Pitchers,
Chambers, Dishes, and Common Tumbers, al Of v hch
viii be sold low, as they were bought low.
Straw Hats. Of all qualities aadprices
All the above Goods will be sold low for Cash, and
my stock of Groceries very heavy, am determined
TO please all who will call and examine the articles for
know they not inferior to any in Raleigh.
March 81, 1915 54s-4w :
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-04-02
Horse stolen.

"AS stolen. on the night of the 2Ghinstant, from
w my resider ce in Person cO1ntyg my horse, sad.
die, bride and martRgals The horse is bay years
old about five feet three inches high, Of fine appear.
ance, carries high head PAGES when orced and higher
than common horses the top Of his Tump the saddle
is an old one, has been covered with blue broadclOh
which s torn off except around the edges snaf1e
ring bit bride, black leather and extra half rein 10 tie
with old pair Of martingas, have been broke and
sewed together with waxen end. sGf.1 sls
have doubt but that the said horse stolen by
young named James VIM, about 10 years of age,
smooth face, little beard, long hair, rather slow
spoken and speaks something Of the northern language,
ordinary heigh and chunky bnilts weighs about one
hundred and forty or fifty pounds ~Hc had blue
Kentucky Jeans Coat, werR through on the elbows and
under the arms, pair of CasSinet pantaooHs. steel.
mixed color about half worn and old hat which has
the appearance of being wool but is ur, olerably wide
brim. n 3 ..--zr -. IA :. -
viii giFe twenty dollars reward for the appr. hcnsion
ofthe thief, or delivery ofthe horse
+ r. TOWNSEND
KoxbOro', March %, 1915 543-st.
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-04-02
TEXAS.


The measure of Annexation is doubtful The
letter which we, published on Friday, contributes
TO throw new doubt around it. In addition to
these developments, we understand, on good au-
thofity, that President Jones is suspected OF being
hostile to annexation, and General Houston a,
heaIt against it. Btsides, is said that Eng hand
is plying some intrignes against il-that France
now concurs, and that the Texan Charge d. AT
f'ires, lately despatched TO France by the Texan
Government, is an enemy to annexation.
Ii becomes the citlzcns OF the United States to
take decided grounds against the enemies of The
measure, and to call upon the citizens of Texas in
The most decided terms, to put down the open or
insidious efforts of their Government, stimulated
as they are by the intriguing emssaries Of Euro
Pean powers. The moral force OF popular scnti-
ment in Texas can control the result
We understand that our own Government AT
Washington have their eyes open, and are dis
playing the most determined energy in our retu.
lions with the young Republic. MIR, Pint, of the
Stale Department. is about to proceed to Texas
with instructions 10 our Charge. The N. York
Morning News is still in error about the course il
is pleased to attribute to the Administration, OIL
rather, which it ehalks out for it.; !,
Meantime, whilst the question is thus exposed
TO doubt and danger, and the enrmirs of the an
nexation, both in the United States and in Texas
are attempting to defeat the mcasure-bat let the
people Of Virginia do their duty in the pending
clrcton-and vote on. every man for Congress
or for the Legislature, who is not most decidedly
ts friend: Rich. Enquirer.
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-04-02
. THEg FAI.LENe SENATOR.

Never, perhaps, since the days of Harley and
St. John, has there been a more corrupt public
man than Daniel Webster, That great sOul which /,
at Plymouth Rock and upon Bunker Hill, dilated
with patriotic feeling, and talked like god in its
descriptions of the trials of the Pilgrims and its
grand deEneations of the frs battle for American
freedom, has become low, and mean, and sordid,
and bows down, brioed and Pensioned, in the pre-
sence of the whole people, to the worship Of filthy
lucrel It is doubtless known to our readers that
the eapitalists of Boston have made up fund 81
e1ooooo for Mr.. Webster; that he has accepted
the donation, and is now hired servant of the
manufactures of Lowell in the Senate of the U.
States. The fact is not denied by the Wing press
es They boast of it, and one of them, the New
York Tribune, exults at The prospect now before
Mr.. Webster, and says he will be able hence
forth TO devote all his time and talents to the pub
lie service What says the Register TO this 2
What the Independent AS the Baltimore Re.
nuSIican saws: Were the exhibition of Mr. Web
ster's love of money and the luxuries which il
buvs. made only on the theatre of Marshfeld: we
conH regret that so noble an intellect could have
been desecrated to such unworthy uses, and that
mind should wear so willingly the bondage ol
gross appetite But he is to be in the Senate
chamber-there, in one Of its Lofty seats; there, a
representative of august State power august on
Iy because of associated purity-and the inquiry
is, Shall he be permitted 10 wear the badge o
Lowell?" We have democratic majority in th'
Senate, and they have recently been told, by th'
peoples loud voice in rejecting Henry Clay, tha
bargain for power shall never yield fruit in th
fair land. Upon the fresh grave Of one bargain
which udmiring friends propose 10 adoTn with
costly monuments, the selfish and the shFewd aim
TO form another compact, which we trust will soon
find its congenial repose in the same cemetery O.
whig ambition. We ask thcn that at the aaspi
cious era when the new and honest administration
of viruous Polk shall come into power, corrup
ton shall be exposed, under whatever disguise /
may seek to conceal itself; remembering; as we
do, that in all advances upon the purify of the peo
ple, and the stern virtue of republican government
the best shield for wisdom and patriotism 10 wear
has been handed down to by the sage Of old, whose
motto was, "OBsTA PRINcIPT1s." .....
There it is, people of North Carolina There
is corruption misunderstanding up in its liring
rOttenness in the high places of the country, anc
no Wing voice rcbukes i-no Wing arm il
stretched forth to hurl it from its seat! We cal
upon the democratic press every where to de
nounce this bargain, and expose il to th
blasting gaze of the American peonle
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-04-02
Fifteen, Dollars Regard.

HDAN AWAY from the subscriber about the 10th OF
IL January last my negro man Hector-cOmPlexion
very black about twenty-five years old, speaks quick
when SPOKEN TO- and is about six feet high When ne
back very bad scar cansed by ire when small sup
pose he is lurking in the neghborhopd Of Ayerysboro
in Cumberland county Twill give the above reward to
any person that will deliver him to at my residence
in Wake county, NJ c., or con6ne him In any jail so
that get him again +.,. Il .e. fr-
Residence nine miles west from Raleigh = .t
SARAH EDWARDS.
March 25th, 1915. 54S-St