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subject OF horticulture in description of the garden
green house. and varieties of fruit of Mr. Allen of Sa-
em whose successful devotion TO horticultural pursuits
is well known, says:
"Mr. Allen has fig tree that Is a curiosity. Il fills the
entire back wall OF OF his houses and IL trained
way the peaoh the branches stretching right and
eft from the trunk thirty forty feet and is very
vigorous The variety Is the black fix OF st. Michael Il
fruit with the third crop for the Upwards
5000 hg by have been gathered the present
son. and II 10 still yielding lis delicious fruit in abundance
When fully ripe this fig bursts with It's richness The
fruit fine, and good variety for forcing There are
era other varieties Of g growing In the houses but
prolific the ST. Michael.
"The growing OF fruit under glass Is quite extensive in
sets, and amount Of wealth IL invested In
this delightful branch Of industry There Is probably
fruit grown in this way in Massachusetts than all the
other States OF the Union and there ready demand or
all that grown Our cultivators frequently have orders
from the Souh and the West Indies for grapes which
mand high price. No grower has been successful
than Mr. Aon, and his establishment IL such the pres
ent time to yield him handsome for his labors
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humous writings OF Madison, legacy OF inesrnabIe
value, and worthy Of the reverenal regard OF the pres
ent and OF future generations the following passage
extracted =.
Adus 10 my eounfry this advice III ever sees the
light, will not do IL I'LL moro, IL may be considered
issuing from the tomb, where truth alone be respec
ed and the happiness OF man alone consulted Il will be
entitled therefore, to whatever weight be derived from
good Intentions and from the experience Of one who has
served his country In various stations through period Of
forty years, who cspoused In his YOUTH and adhered
through life. the Of liberty, and who has borne
erochs Of m destiny The advice nearest to my heart and
deepest In my convictions that the UoN or r STATES
70 be regarded Pandora with her box opened and the
disguised the serpent creeping with his deadly wes
into Paradise" a.
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Bosros, June I, 1s49.
saw the great Mr. Abbott Lawrence in the street the
other day. He walks about the same II be one
Of the mddiing classes. There is pride about him.
They say here he is adored by he iotcer classes.
There is one fault with Mr.. Lawrence--he conceals
his charities This is wrong; he should sacrifice his
delcacy for the sake Of his example His donations less
than $50 are never published in the papers He Is still
engaged in the dygoods business but he has given up
the RETAIL and devotes himself exclusively TO the whole
sale dealing. He is probably the greatest salesman in the
United States
Mr. Lawrence is much admired by the English here.
Birmingham gentleman in the hardware line told me
that Mr. Abbott Lawrence would compare favoraby with
the first men in Birmingham or Manchester,
IL is not generally known that the settlement OF the
northeastern boundary question mainly owing to
Mr. Lawrence His alvice to MIR Webster, and cordial
intimacy with Lord Ashburton, well his correspond
ence with ne Lord Chamberlain Of England led direct.
lily the settlement OF the English and American mind
on that vexed question (Laus Ldwrenoo) ~,
We hear that he is to go TO London DIS ambassador
The only objection TO this is his lack OF literary and
scientific requirements During his residence at the Brit
sh court he wnl be often called upon at lord mayors
dinners and other festive occasions to make speeches
Mandatory of England, her arts, sciences literature, and
excellent government, TO say nothing OF the condition OF
the poor and il is very doubtful whether Mr. Lawrences
previous and present pursuits have fitted him 70 follow
in these respects the footsteps OF the lusrous Everett
'' PETER SIMPLE, Gent
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what persenss are ehsss.

Under the head of principles. not men," we find an
article in the New York Mirror upon the bgory Of party
and particularly Of the wing party Of that State from
which we copy the following:
Perhaps in State in the Union the spirit of party
bgoy carried cruel extent as in this and mo-
where Is the curse Of demagogism powerfully
cised or more keeny felt than in the Empire STATE There
exists at Albany political "uno active, tyrannous
and wicked the inquistoral tribunal of the Jesu
Its organized for the undsguised and unholy purpose
gratifying the nornate ambition Of man, who Is strug
Cling TO attain the highest pinnacle of human powerthc
presidency of the greatest republic the earth. To be
considered wing In New York. 1t Is necessary
allegiance to thisa'central power" and
"stoop TO kiss Youag Maicoms feet" ae
No matter how consistent q mans political course may
have been, how disnterescd the motives OF his po
cal action, he ohig unless he believes that Seward
Is god and Weed his pauon saint.
II he happen to be an applicant for Office, he shall
have even the humble position OF deputy
unless he will promise TO lay nes-egg for Seward In
every house and circulate the Seward ticket for 1852
he publish newspaper, he shalt have line of the
States advertising, unless he win support Weed
candidate in his columns He may have been an orip
nal" friend, early and an ardent supporter OF Genera
Taylor he may have spent thousands Of dollars and
oil hard labor In hslping bring wing administration
into powe-and yet IL shall be counted nothing ''n
inely worse than nothing" unless he will fall down and
worship the Idol which this seconsted "Junto" have
set up.
But happy p the belief that such state of thing,
Is not Of "endles Duration" The atmosphere Is filed with
munnun mot loud, but deep; and we begin to smell re-
oellion In the camp Men will always submit be
branded as enc whgs." merely because they cannot be
eve in the nnie greatness" Of Seward or the
lac purity Of Weed Principles, men, will henceforth
be the baule-cry OF the Union.
This looks as though rebellion was brewing in the
ranks Of the faithful. against the Seward and Weed
iunto at Albany. We verify believe the election Of
General Taylor will result in the total disorganization
Of the wing party, it most certainly will in the dis
credit Of its chief
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Facts 70 be remembered.

THAT Consumption almost produced by might
be easily cured. That Wssr Basam Of Wild Cherry will
cough cold Of how Standing The mder form
Of Consumption itself curod by this alsam That
BY many LAWYERS clergyman and physicians that This Bsam has
been equaled for efficacy n affections OF the
deer That scores rejoice in the possession Of good health who,
but for this Baam, would have been in their avehavn
given 10 die by their friends and physicians
Dr. Bradford Knapp Of Crown Point " in letter In
the course OF practice in this vicinity have tested
degree the good qualities Of Wsas Balsam Of wild Cherry
nonsy complaints, and wish supply tc med
cine" #
Urrrp STATES ARSENAL
Dr. FowLEDEAR Having used bolcs wistar's
Baam OF Wild Cherry in family for The complaints for which
recommended with decided beneficial effect cheery advise
my friends and all others who need medicine OF that kind
try q. A. gCHWARZMAN
None is genuine unless signed l. BUTTS the wrapper
For sale by r. 3. PATTERSON
July 17-a Washington, b. G.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
BALTIMORE, July 10

BALrMoEE July lbs D. m.
Cholera at A Asssho4ss, -IsaiA Of ds City. -Br.isE
m~d~. -Fs~oai honos 20 Pyssids.t 1As war
ksfs, &c. t,aest ~
announced in my letter on Saturday evening the sud-
den and unexpected appearance Of cholera In oute
violent form almshouse, and that seventeen cases
had been developed should also have added that thsrs
Were i've deaths up that time IL has continued spread
ever since and o'clock this morning there have
oeen wentynne and twelve deaths What progress
mas since that hour has notyst uanspsd but hsre
NO ooup, mat among such Of corrupted humane
ciowas me establishment. il viii be difficult matter
eneok is progress The Locality Of the almshouss y
about three miles Ia northwestern direction om the city,
and 90 far 10 altogether confined within il walIs no
signs Of the disease having YET appeared within our city
limits - - ~ -
Our city was shocked this morniny T., ~. ...o..,,..
men that most brutal murder had been oommistsd q
the furnace the south aida AZ ~ Main
last night IL appears thar the report of pistol Wa h..rd
last night in the vicinity Of the works. and that Il davst
this morning. opening the Office Of the company Dr.
John D. Buck the clerk found lying on the floor per.
fecy dead, bullet having passed entirely through his
head He appeared have been sitting the desk writ
ing, when pistol fred At him through the window
No clue has yet been obtained who the murderer was
reward of $1,000 has been offered for his by the
company. Dol AA &
On account Of the heat Of the weather and the alost
certainty of the approach OF the cholera the funeral pro-
cesson in honor Of exPesdent Polk been reconsider
cd. and the funeral Grafton 10 be delivered the 18th
instant.
The number Of deaths In Baltimore during the week sud-
ing day, LIT; being six less than during the
spending week OF last year. s
The MARKETs.In the Baltimore market this morning.
the stock Of Howard street flour, fresh gound 10 entirely
bare We have sales of 100 bbls % u.s. which clsaxs
out receipts for to-day Sales 200 bbs old ~ 62i be
reinspected. No City Mills Susquehanna In market.
Sales red wheat at 100 los cts for prime Sales white
81 81 c and yellow at 80 60 cts.; very litls
here Nothing in oats Whiskey 10 scarce. and dull 10
Gus. in bbls.
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God grant that may be selected by the democr
parry o. the Union 10 bear It's standard VINO will pledge
himself 70 remove from office every Office holder who nop
o, y~ ne ssu Jow years, acknowledges himself to be a
wing, and viii religiously keep that pledge"
TWashingfos Unioa.
elf the prayers Of the wicked were not an abom
tnc euini o. ne Union would doubtless be answered fol
inc 'spoh 70 the burden Of is daily supplications"
fAibo~y Journal
We extract the above from the National Intsieencer
Of yesterday. which credits il to the Albany Journal
We have only to say In reply that we have never uttered
such sentiment a. that attributed to us; and that al
though the Albany Journal may have seen il ayowed by
some one Of our correspondents, yet the attempt Of thai
paper falsely to tx upon the editors Of the non is
~ deliberate violation OF the TRUTH il had fabrca
ted every word Of the extract from The begn,ne 10 the
end The design 10 mslead and deceive IL as plain and
apparent in the case as il would have been in the
other
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Oxrous GOOD Three Egyptian youths have arrived
Al Glasgow, Scotland for the purpose Of learning how d
build marine steam engines One Of them win be sent 10
Mr Napers works in Glasgow and the other two cent Il,
foundry ~ Greenock They will have an excellent op.
pouny in that country. famed for regard the Sabbath
and religious obscrvstions learn that Christianity const
tes the basis Of European civilization inteiesnce supe
rory, and Whatever tends their comfort and elevation
above the nations Of the East
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90 Franklin Lyceum.--1he member Of me Lv
win please meet their hall 18th instant
Seminary 10 CMuss Saloon. JAMES O'NEILL,
Vice President.
w. FRANCIS @. Hill, Secretary. July IA
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MR. A. DE vAUDRICOVRT bees leave 90 inform the
III public and his friends having permanently located in Wash
he intends devote
Italian and Spanish and also Of The forte and
In a e branches References
VIII be given by applying hs residence oh
D. neu door 20 Gbsons Academy Daviss sce and
Mrs Anderson's stationery store.
17--eodu .
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rhcep Letter paper. ruled, price d rs per resm.
" Cheap fool.cap paper, ruled, price u 50 per
Al.c, hns LOT o. Blank Books, a cheap Pxc.s.
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Proscr,ptlon In virginia.

When the election Tor Congress was pending in Viz
gna in April last the cabinet consulted policy and spared
three of the democrats who held federal Offices in the
State But the Old Dominion was neither to be seduced
by douceurs inundated by threats She elected IA
democrats to Congress; and the democratic voters in
the remaining district elected Morton over Pendleon
Then the administration changed its course The axe
was sent into Virginia, and it cut down Nelson and
Christian. and Thompson oil Wheeling, and sundry other
om-house officers and postmasen. No State could
have felt more indignation at the introduction Of the
proscipve principles because she was the last to prac-
tse it upon her own people In no State had the dem
ocrats been moderate and liberal in the distribution
Of Office The last New York Express FLANDERS her when
decares that whgsg get nothing in Virginia but proscrp
on unless they consent TO keep STILL and almost dsown
their whgey" On the contrary they have obtained the
largest proportion of Offices in the State What is more
the democrats have suffered them retain the re-egibe
Offices which they have got Three out Of the four
executive Offices in the basement Of the Capitol have
remained for several years in the hands Of the wings
and, though the question has occasionally up,
the wings at Washington at Richmond abused their
power yet the democrats Of the Legislature have decided
against any changes This is the course which we have
always most cheerfuly supported. In like manner, the
wings Of Virginia have obtained the largest proportion
Of the State Offices In the highest court Of the State
The wings have all the judges but one and in the general
court, they have three or four to one
Mr.. Webster appreciated more correctly the liberal
spirit Of the democratic party, when he declared in 1870
in his celebrated speech under October sun
81 do honor Vgira because she has more than any
renewals for opinions sake"
For the first time In her annals. General Taylor is
thoroughly changing the principle Of action and intro.
ducing the spirit Of prescription very remarkable ex
tent into this liberal Commonwealth
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Died,

On 18Th Instant ALLEN CONSTANTINE aged Q years,
Maryland. t.4 e.a
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a,eorreso,xn colIege, b. 9.

THE ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT Of Georgetown College viii
take place on Tuesday, 24t instant O'Clock pre-.
n me evening" O'clock the Senior Glass Of
Philosophy lecture expnmentay on Galvanism and ~
chemical and magnetic foces win heal ana hh
and its uses a mechanic power
the public are respectfully invited occasions
Juiv I7--dAcp JAMES RYDER, President
Tptel,Op Kendrfcks new work. the Four 00ePeAe''
ID Just received q TAYLOR nAunlB
Juiye bockNore, near Sm suest
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Extract Of . letter from Putnam, Ohio, July 10.
"No friends to reward enemies to punish "Anoaisr
practical illustration. ~.
will furnish you with another example, in addition
TO the thousands that have already been given OF the
in which the present immaculate democratic, wing,
noparty administration Chat be) applies those
principles which Were e restore Us to those Pamy days
to Office. 40
was elected. the democratic postmaster in our town an
nounced his intention TO resign, not having much faith
the agreement of wing practice after election. with
change his business and bis location
recommendation was circulated and signed by three
fourths OF all the voters in town. including eonsdera
old minister of The Methodst EpssopspYp chnreh wSo
has been citizen OF our town for near fifty years, uni
form and consistent whg-in every respect honest ca
pable, faithful He OF course received the appointment
very few supposng, from the principle upon which the
people had been taught to believe the pure "nopary
party" administration was to be conducted well
account OF his character and standing, that any effort
would be made to remove him. But the result soon
showed in this case, As in thousands oil others, that
honest Old lacks declaration that he had mo friends to
reward and no enemies to punish" only meant before s
election.
Our new postmaster had committed two offences for
which there was no pardon. LIST Entertaining the old
phig doctrine that il is both unsafe and impoc to ele
vate military chieains to high civil Office, and not
regarding Gen. Taylor any proper exponent OF
wing principles, he did not attend the polls and vote At
the presidential elections and 3D. He received the appoint
ment Of postmaster from democratic Postmaster Gene
ra Accordingly, two three Of the faithful got up pc
ton for his removal and the appointment OF Of true
"nopdrty uhgs After mighty effort they succeeded
in obtaining about IS names. all told but il was enough
Although remonstrance was forwarded containing the
signatures of four fhs of all the wing voters in town,
stating the facts and warning the appointing power Of
the bad effect which removal under the circumstances
would have upon the interests of the party in this place.
still il was done.
The list Of subscribers enclosed Ito the Unon-ten) is
in part one of the results-more will be seen when
20 to the polls at the fall election. HR.
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HH1T ~ tHR 1v5uKu5u. X
New YoRK, July l6-2 p The papers Of thismorn-
ing contain their usual dispatches of days later news
from Europe by express and telegraph The Latest &C.
counts from Rome state that the French government had
received despatch announcing that Cen Oudinot was.
at the latest advces occupying Mount Oro which gives
him command OF the city OF Rome.
The rumored victory Of the Austrians the Hunga
faDs is contradicted.
The Turkish government has required permanent
pass through the territory Of the Austrian dominions
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Interesting from DE Plains.

Maoksnzis Delivered Up.
NEW YoRK, July I4.-Wm. L. Mackenzie, who wss
before Judge Edmonds few days since writ Of ha-
beas corpus, has been delivered up the Canadian
thorities by order of the Secretary OF State.
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-08-01
VOLUME XIV.
THE NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD
IS PUBLISHED WEEKLY, BY
VILLA M w. HOLDEN, -
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. s5i /,

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m instance will the paper be sent unless the money for
b same shall accompany the order. Subscribers, and
hers who may wish to send money to the Editor,
IA 50 at all times, by Mail and at his risk, Receipts for
II sums will be promptly transmitted. = - ,---.t
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding fourteen lines will be
Inserted time for one dollar, and twenty-five cents for
Zach subsequent insertions those of greater length in pro-
rion Court Orders and Judicial Advertisements will
charged twenty-five per cent. higher than the above
es reasonable deduction will be made to those who
.Jvertise by the year.
Letters to the Editor must come free of postage.
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

Office IF the .4merican, March 10, 5 p. w.
CATTLE.-The supply Of Beeves at the sales to-
day small, and the market exceedingly dull.-Ttrre
were 700 head offered of which SOC were soil 10 city
butchers, 60 to packets "a left over unsold and 3ln
driven to Philadelphia. Prices ranged from 50 81
to IS thehoo equal to $5a$S25 net, and avsraoino
1897 10
HOGS-There was good supply, bu'. The transac
lions were very limited We quote from $3.50 10 Sc.
Howard Street Flour. We note; sales On SaiuT5av j,
400 bbls at $i75. To-day tie marnet closed dali with
sales Of 400 bbls, at $475 The wagon and car price
to-day is $462s r.
On Saturday. am to-day there were sales Of $500
bbls. City mills At $4.75
OfAlN.-' cry Ene Wheat canning to market
we quote GOOD 70 prime reds at l0OalO5 and white
sultape for family -four ll5al 20 cts. desirable
lot o. 5000 bushels Maryland red sold at lO7 cts
Sales of Corn at 4Sa50 cts for yellow, and 45a47 cts
for white.
We quote Oats at 25a27 cts.
PROVISlONS.-The transactions in Provisions
have been more active since our last report We note
sales of 25 bbIs prime Pork at 1915 mos Sales Of
30 bols No. Beet fat $l2. and rs bbs prime $l2-
62. Sales Of 80 hhds old Sides at 81 cts cash 10000
lbs new Sides at 64aC3cts.; 10 hhls prime Western
Shoulders at cts; GOO fine Hams STAG cts; 20 900
lbs. hog round Bacon at 6.a6l cts; 10000 lbs. extra
Sides at 5 DIG cts $4,000 lbs. at So cts; 1000 bulk
Hams 81 CTS; and 200 boxes short Mddles at 81 cts
Sales OF 200 kegs Lard cts. cash. and small sales
Of ditto 7! cis on time
NHlSKEY.-Thee is a fair demand fr bb,S with |
sales at 3D. cts. Hhds. scarce al % cts
New YoRK March 90, 6. P. NJ.
The steamer Suuiherner sailed this afternoon for
Charleston
Our Stock market manifesis more frmness to-day Fur
Treasury Sixed 1905 is bill, bn l09s Insisted on
The New Loan (Slxes Of '6S) ll2s.
The Flour market steady with prices about as they
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STATE OFTHE STOCK MARKET.

STATE OFTHE STOCK MARKET
Reported by Beverly Blair Licensed Stock Broker.
State Stuck + per cen,s-par value $lOO-sales at
par.
Corporation 6 per cents-par value $l00-last sales
at 90.
James River s. Kanawha Bonds guaranteed BY the
Stae-97 50a$9S and interest
Exchange Bank Siock-par value $l0O-none on
sale.
Farmers Bank Slock-par value $1,000.
Virginia Bank Stock-par value NO-66.
Manchester Cotton and Wool Manufacturing Stock
par value 500 held $e5.
Richmond Fire Association Stock-par value 800
500 50 80.
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail Road
par value 800 held al $S5 and in.
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Stra,rai ID -,r-l a. >4Inuie candidate N rcprs nt
i \. iAe uezt Legislature, WI. CRAWFORD III n
NER. ~ atri county.
Rs ved That in view of HE want Of time to hold a
Senatorial Convention. r tue purpose Y regularly nom
mating candidate. w suZgesi. that Cn Turner viii
c'nSlr lhs sntli'cnt expression " ihe sentiments u
ne v h9s IT Iltsy vaaia. and, hs returu un the
VAS.
On notion IN on T. : Jones.
Resvei IAa. thrse proceedings be published IN THE
DanviIIs Register, Richmond anI ivnci,hur- Wig b
pers. JOHN KEEN, Chairman,
JosEPH NAEriS Jr, Sec'y.
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be the 4 meat ii which a crrain class l1pujay pii-
teal dwas. whose want of turism j. only eIualled BY
ing"
The Democratic papers Of Georgia have, like their
colleagues generally in the South. assaulted the Southern
Wings for not sgulB. Mr.. Cahoun's address The Sa
yanuah Republican puts 10 them the pregnant inquiry
whether they prefer that address. the address Of Mes
Cubb ! Co Ii they sustain the tuimer. they con
denim Mr. Cub5 NIB same ii his colleagues FROM Georgia
i They sustain Nh. COBB they abandon Mr. Cdlho n
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closed os Saturday s. 81. $3.50 fr Western; o.
weso and Mrhean;) 81 and upwards fI The Put'r
quail Of Geucsee Il and &5lo4 !" S235i"r Suihern--
Rye Flour IS Isl o3 81 !. Meal IL request al 81 90.
Corn. yellow IS 10 5oc.. and wmle Sic. with aggre-
gait u s,l S Vi 40 Q-U bushels.
Groceries brisk with considerable activity in Sugar
from the large supplies Iecelvrd b, the trade.
Cotton continues in lair demand al unchanged Prices