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NEW-YoRY TO NEWARK.

=. " ---.. ARD PAYSON 4 ~ ,;.s;ss-s -
JOHNSON 4 co > INV
Line '-sves Per ~ Norh River between Do and Cort-
land 10 A. Ococa 2. daily. SUNDAYS excepted
Goo'- t~.ig0ed mr his line, shout te directed to
johnson. Line fJr N.wmS
A. Good. flr Easf1n Pa SlanhOp- Dover Mnrris.osn,
and nfcrneis places rent by his Line viii bee hrwsrd
-d hy .he Morn. Canal, sni Morris and EsseN Railroad,
free of ohsrgs Tor storage or Gaming Fox iIrhr
particulars. inquire at he Office GOA he Pier
r y. JOu.SON & co Coma.sson
m'i iw AMI Forwarding MerchAns.
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STRAW BoNNETs AND HATS.

-. >TRAW- LACE CHIP " 0T1-F FlNLT
II 4 l>pRiNG BOSNfTs 4lt HATS f1r Lsfss.
"a z Ns-as sl: Infant. 90 rrw snf oeslufl ma
w .e-a. and shape sr- rge oi.f.t ~ sac '3 me
rsc. 81 such gree. a. crlC. a. 1 lei a. snfsz-u4s o
rtser.
s. Mems He's o. e1se1t and fo- Dar..b@. Colour
go Pure Ars Dc W. worthy sf-0IHr ~ rail-rs
si ~. THOMAS REYNOLDS. lmrer.r Is7 Pesf.st
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80 ts-rg 30 acres ~ good And 'h- town Of Ma
81. tu-h-on New Jersey - miles rom sew YORK. guar
H., "a mile from freeman De 6ai. i4e apple orchard
a. s.4 r-ach trees 9 them bearing his season and
All other 70. q fruit vim good house and kitchen and
ftsr oi houses -. d n COOS orcrr THIS farm can De
i-5e5 to stvarAg-. PaIt 4 e purchase money can re-
,s r on bord 81 mortgage For further particulars IN
Gni,. ~ ANTHONY J. BLEECkER, Alcfoueer,
fisTa Br0ac,s'.
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To .TR,nGEs. AND orn.

e. To -TRANrE~, Nv aLlD-, M Jill
69S tRS There and f1r sac remarkable rates in
@ms or asge .o,,. on he Long 4. and Railroad, u
~ %, ron N-wl0rE CT cleared elt su' abe ilr gar
1er purposes. 1-ei Is;ress ABBY poet paid o. Mr.
t rtRRY h sda-. 9r c ". DICK. practitioner = ,a-
Wst.r cure, rear Ho1rlos slaalu, Pach1sue Posi
= -
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O1 FhRN FOK -AIE, OR tAtUANIt fVN
aSe REAL ESTATE-A arm of6 acres, about l' niles
-s- from Newark and one mile from ne summit Essex
Countv NrW-Jefsery IL CONSISTS VI about - acres ~
wood ard the residue usst1e md arabic. Win reai
tolse barn good repair. orchard, pure spung-~A
ter SC T. can be reached iG hours BY Gr Morris ara
F-.X Railroad trar- which pass several lines taly For
particular. apply 10 A. AMERMAN Lsq - Chan'
-. all iOi-
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l.,t 1NCk al fn ore rf t~ ..ca'- q caar,y %
INes les. -ofe- lrnry rf-n s1 osr,n. as az ..n.
ssf e fhLA hoiuN 10 ef ~ Cty n So Sod, -s-sr
t'ra~f M ffr-e' @ 18th lsr, thsr-af n .ob
-re AZ BE- rs - tr. Brosdsay n 'is 4 :, af N.. 49,, -
~ before 20 COR. f Alrari Dsf~ N~- "a af.f i.t Il,
Jf.--l. .'' bAkiHpLnNBW DELAPIERlE
=. isNf Airr anfr.frr ~ YER Narn i~.a..t
AN'h d" sa or3er rf t~ ,sfrf-sf- of 80 Cosn, 81
- - fae lrfstJ fa al r.r. aas an. a. 1t
h1f JOHNSON 80 rf f~ o ~ iass GOOD y -
s Ai ' 900 fa-r s-rref. a Vets ti- CO
veg i't, r r - rr he t~-rfy trfb NJ r-4t-Ds~i
w. NJ. Pic ~ n| f.fsn
30 iff'r NAheAkEf ANN JOHNSON Adaaast.tsr
"a ANDk a mol art-r of 30 sarres,~ Coanfy 81
' 40 .erl fr-a p. 81 -sls.s'e d. ss'ar. sssrf,
r.-,r-.--s. - a---,,,o d. .4.. s-r st b. ~.
rHIf ' I larIt w. ffr CO oI - iork.
90 tft fft f o.. yl- l-rfJstf ~ Ia. 10
tfI December. isf itftffA a. sANsuN.
80 $780, ttuIns-fssfrr
4 PURSUANCE ~ s.frf~ 81 o. Coat, Or
10 ofs- t~r-hy gives o. Ell f-rss
WILLIAM fAli-k /. %
rr@s 'i@ft o. sst.srlsr -
--af- ~ Cr1r-st 80 CO 4 Ns~ fcr c. a.
t.y ef gus lsT nsl~f. ~ f1r tsJ q
D-r@uter i*fs FUWINkNApF.
tflnnisfrstar sthW WI s11.tst
uANGINGs-Psp-r s0oos poands nom s'toS' ilcs~s
e.
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R.T--RtT--RaTs-y OrIggR.s

l. RAT--RtT-- RATS DIVERS
S6<<A patent e>--fu1E r-~n v1 Rs. rrar - decd
kNM@ - The rest raf catcher % tna United Stars
~--1sP" IL has ald vii deceive se fno.t cunning 70
ra- te-0 wide asse for 81 osl- tr-r Tie
ssgscT = il- vrruu Will be- = ars win h. xeri-
oa. rap Msrlfaclred s-c Tor IS fulton
~ " zrf ~ siArs Also ever description % wire uofs
for Cover gNcens; ursss copper and iron wire fr
seet. grain nce, slgr ard grsi mile Stoves uie.s
.cre-r. kc A. al gtWsS
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-, TnKOIGn LINE-Ear - Fr.n.-.l-

-, VA thasr-s direct Tine Steamship Poi airl-
''''~' pt-a " D leave Deg dock Pier 80 5 j. for
Cha-fn. d.trc on sstlrda. MAY fff O'Clock Pssscn-
l.r- s place ,ler baggage on board i-' flv previous
HON LAND s. AsPifN ALL. - -.f s. South r.
af- fN.t
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uAsGINGs-Fsp-r s.01s pOonds funn f'toSi ccs~s
vide. different qua rec and colors or ss~ II sn AZ
artng prees 0AUNT pERkIChsOS. i5s sou1is.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
70. t~5e.-PtONEER Sxss,-s7JT,T,S
~ and EXPRESS LINE = q
-PhlDADEbflilA
20 PITTSBURGH Leave. the Depot ~ Markets.
Daily, Al o'clock ~ AID 81 30 nles By Railroad
urou. IA In = days
TIE cars 1n ne Courbia and Pennsylvania Railroad are
o. e very best most comfortable descf puol several
packet. have been placed the line aud AZ have
been fhHy painted and handsomely furnished win espe.
cal -frruce he comfort snd cun1 euience ~ travellers
s1ong me sssur@uce u quick ana agreeable Journey TO
usbHrgh
Every eeor VIII De made render his .s mos desirabls
route the West
For apply a. - Markets and N y corner Third
And Cns.nuL Philadelphia WA. COLDER co.
For further iofornaEon spply att We.t.t N.w-Yorx
mis- x. n. HISDES Agent
xUs STATEN ISLAND FEhhN.-On
= " r--te-nd afer MNch ;, i80 .7fR
Leave Sew-York a. q H. l. 3! snd och
Leave Vanderbilt Landing al q 10 4. AMI @eocs
- FOX IItEKPOOf.-The Regular Pacset o.
49,. he nth ADulrhe new and splendid pacSsfship
HENRY CLAY, Capt + n. French VII sa
spoye bef feguf da fof freight of passage, asiag IN
Ted acc lnhgds -, appy -
- sPoFFORD TlLEsrON a co. ~ soutb-s'.
- FOR HAyASA-The fast sainug. eoppered ADD
SSgx copper fastened psesetshlp ADELAIDE. Capt X.
Adams. WILL pusly sail on TUESDAY, Az ID II
For passage only apply board, pier l3 rasg ky-r
~ or ~ sPOFfARD. TlLESTON co % sVu.h-sI
Il. FOR LINERPOOL.-R-guar Packet Of ths
ss..-rx .hh 4 hpruThe new AMI sp.elet plcsetsnip
siog- regular day For freight pssssge iaUnk IN
riya..e. Accommodation apply %
al sPOFFORD, TILEsTOS 4 co. q soq.h-.t
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OFFICE o. TIE Nse-YoEN Gas LIcHr CoMrANY}
'l'HE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS have
MS AIRED dividend u hive per cent on tee
capital stock of this Comp for the * months ending ls
February s-i payable "a he stockholders and after
WednescSy 1T MAY next The transfer BOOK VII be
closed from The -5h met uul hat dsi-. By order.
AL M L kNERirT. Secretary.
pATENT, FOR NEW INyENTiON-.-To
parties Interested ia lsergors the subscriber o.
fc-s "a services 10 citing L-rrs Patent 10 his couuir
anc $50 ~ Or-Ai br;sic France and Oher Congn-u
States Every Information obtained u and ssyc-
Afforded on - legA or scientific points connected win
shes- 'loiect. by imie m } PiRssON. Waist
IoHN WALL OF ths ave nrm Of J. [ BacsDsIn 4
~ Co Comm.s. Dealer 10 Boots Shoes an Leather
bsrre-st = door from Fulton, AID rear Of Shoe snt
L-a.heT-sl Boslou
n b Consignment. solicited uAs sri.eod s~o.rod
'I'kLkGRAPH WIRE FOR sALE.-BeI,ge.n
sac Tor cash. Inquire The MaEr-c T. -.rsph on r
corner Hanover snd besveT or Of JND W NORTON
or NJ hOE, Escs FRENCH Prest Mag Tel Co
rev oiA, Aprl ~ r." a. S.eOd-
lR. POW ILL. OCILi>T AJKi-T &c. con-
nu-- - ar'oi- ls staron exclusively diseases Of
where ca te "a Is TREATISE on THE Eye IND
edol sfcc ~ cel.s Also, hs selfac.ug T. - ans
t1f sFe sris s eye, wiki pamphlet free Of cost de-
,Ii.ns .7I Use hsc-uiy imported variety u
"a eye and ca oe Inserted wiou; il- sgh-s pain or
operation. s2lAu.eod.
ROthh BAk MINING 60. CALIFOKNIA.
- 'r" el-T-- ~ % De- disposed . oct $50
tbs company W. formed tn- hsr By a1ventl-ers IN
'--s se-ons Of ar country, srt iheir tights AID prv-
vel IS olels, VII f8t g fvorane orro~,ul ! l5r
nsslr- srs. '1ves-In-ri--sf va 80 80 -36r
sooks ciosr Nay JAMES DELAVAN
49, F Secr-tsg
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o,'., 't I..i.-- If ~ " FAs.
loN. Nr..u-s- '.a- A' VI. .s.
rHWr i" II
<ez.U,IT -,rnt,I tstNTEp.-A .na. s.ar-.
II, ,,. .. .r-rt-l.-.s a..--t fable FORE fr-taf
~ I'd r.-i.. ~. ri. .r.r.- e.-a .re- -ar
orfh' c'r preferred w pa
.lth .f. -''.s .4 s......
'- fft t-t.'-7 D p .'
e. 10 IF1'-ra- 0,a4#lI collage tol-. on r"
ia; carosral F-.a.r srtf i-'-.. g. 'l win ls'oen
aa- ca-r -- ~ r.6-.
irftfr On, o. ' ~ 80 ". .,.,-- r1.,rt.i-..
lHIrf'- lii. i'..-' '. ' '''' "''. '..a.-
'-t D."
q TO LIT. i-l . !, .'.e
Il q. .i..... ! -.s..-.-. e,.,..-
U -,,. ..I..i small ...If-er
preferred. App.r alta grat.Far .-l-
,ss ,1t%Ttu l.r. ft,. ~ f,.r-- rer-..- Boz a r.--
- rerf - ~ ..- family residing above 'uil o. est
-. b'oit"aN ', f..- .,...,'-5
), N 'th,.'-. N 't
N'-'''' - .'. 30 -
r. W ANIhD 10 HtN "es.-... a. 20. ~ ....,t
us-hborao.o Bent Ta'i a- 'i'3-1-- Ai e...,
s. To LET ~ Bfooh th N-i." ~ 49,
Ri hHa- nNl-e. a >1l4--,- - =" 'l .I rl'il a.'
- hU..-, g.. ra.1--i ''a .',,. y, H.i I'D A'i ''-
DER. r-es1uah." re,i-. l'----i'' 81 Ma i.e' 'i
Gio Iw w Il. j. ut -Lfl, Via .-ti-.t.-, Af -.iI's-
"a. a,n i.t.EI. M. b.. .-- 49,, .rl-,. b. r- f..7
II - 4. ..' Do. ..-i.t ~ ..u. s...- fr
~ M - S. ...... 0-,,.. r. .-t -r.s ...-..-sr
.' - .is =. ..s.-..rr ur ei ~ t-....s % ~
''t' " FfSfEF t.-nt
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GRAPE vI>E-.-of proper AZ

. description mAlsiar-
constantly or hand A.
2 n Pear ant Chahs-
. BTCHEAsTFS
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-g'--' No sira.-nct by id sight Ii
10y necessary to say that the counsel soon
Oosec, and the defendant gained he sn;t
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WTRE FOR sAIE.-BeT,ge-

seven aud eshi lns beat Telegraph Wire, No 10 for
sA-'or ssh Inquire - The MAgu-iic Telegraph Office
corner Hanover and besveT Of mo W NORTON
or " hOE, Esq, 3. FRENCH, Prest Mag Tel Co
New lcfk. Apr. i6 1850 - s-sod~
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IOHN WALL OF the lsLe nrm u J. L BucsnArn 4
~ Co Commission Dealer IL Boots Shoes an Leather
L-a.her-st Boslou
n X. Consignrnerts solicited nss sst.a,s su,.eos
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Office - Hereby GIVEN rrcorin- o. Nv O. sI f~rs0i
hs,.r. CLAIMS .-atasi ALIIE >IOOIHoOF. 'e Grarseu
Coalr asc-sset ts; lair- EXHIBIT t-
,ou,hrr- thereof ttr .rb-cr-r % bis rsrac- -
u tl- % Hn-ls} oa r before - lf-rr;
d.Q lt soften. asat- usiri bross fu Msol = i,tl
Ia-ru' THOMAS Blkhk. kEerr-.r
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-01-02
nARRrEn,

In this City. ON Monday the 24sh December, by the
Rev. r T. Hefin, Ralph M. Andrews to Miss Mary
Ann Williams, second dsnghter Of Mark Williams. Esq.
At Live Oak, on the 18th of November, by the Rev.
DR.. N. Nash, Aryah Hopkins, ESQ.,, to Miss Susan
Branch daughter Of Governor John BrancE, all Of Leon
County, Florida. s..=e, 4
In Tarborough, recently, by Rev. r: ]. Carson Mr..
Robert Noreet ia Miss Margaret p. Williams daughter
Of John Williams, decd .~ss. Sc ~ -
In Edgecombe. recently, by Kenneth Thigpen, Esq,
Mr.. Jonas G. Cobb to Miss Martha shelton daughter q
Mr.. Bhrwetf Shelton. s.s 49,, sssI.s -
AT Mount Level on the roth. Of December, BY ths
Rev. Lemon Shell, Mr. Richard E. Bobbits, Of North
Carolina. and Miss Sally g. Nsvbil.s Of Dinwiddii
county, Va. eets
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-01-02
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

West offers for sale the tract Of Land owned by him.
and upon which he at present resides containing about
nine hundred This land is situated in the Coun-
Of Greene fourteen miles east Of the Raleigh and
Wilmington Rail Road, and Immediately Contentnea
Creek the former being convenient for the transportation
Of cotton to market and the latter during the Winter
and Spring months affords geod navigation.
The subscriber is sre he hazards nothing IN saying
that these lands not surpassed by any in the Eastern
part Of the State much the larger portion yet csar
and he invites examination by those who wish to
purchase. z.ss-5. +. =s.s-z ~ ,,.sess ss5s -
The Subscriber will give any reasonable time on the
purchase money Address the subscriber at Stantons-
burg, Edgecombe. E. G. SPEIGHT.
Greene Co, Dec. 6, lS49. 7sS--St pd.
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-01-02

FATHER MATTHEW. Father Matthew is in town
and lodges at the Catholic Church. He receives
company, but delivers no lectures.
He dIsavows the slightest wish to interfere with
the question of slavery. He refused to participate
with Mr.. Garrison in abolition. His mission is one of
mercy and philanthrophy. This is his single object
We have the above information from one who has
visited Father Matthew, and take great pleasure in
giving it to the public. We should have called and
received the information from the gentleman himself.
but hearing that he was indisposed, we declined do
ing so. .WiAmtngsonz C0.amneciaL
Norlcr-LErrEss FOR CAniroas,A. We are re-
qnested BY Hon. Vim. S. Ashe, to state that he has
made an arrangement with the Post Office Depart-
ment by which letters intended for California, will
be cent with the official despatched. by which means
is hoped thatths great rrsgularsy in the transmits
sion Of letters to that distant terrtory will be avoid
ed. He requests Us to inform his friends in every
section Of the State, that if they win forward their
California letters under an envelope to him at WASH
iugton City, they will be carefully mailed with the
Govefnmeat dispatches. WIlmington Journal.
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-01-02

Wilmingt0n and Raleigh Rail- Read
- ..gz-e@ Bonds. sssss-s.s -
OE0 900 worth Of Wilmington and Ralsikh
pCO.OOORail Road Bonds endorsed BY the
State will be ready to be disposed Of onths h January,
1885, Those who wish to renvest will have the pref.
erence if application bc made in time. :
sly CHARLESsL h. HINTON,
Public Treasurer.
Dec. 26th, l640.s 79i-3t.
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-01-02
BRILLIANT LOTTERIES!
FOR JANUARY, 1850. Z.
J. w. M!AURY, & Co. Managers. 1:
- W. MAOhA :, q COs managers
$4,000.

$4,000. II,OOO.
VIRGINIA. STATE LOTTERY
For the Benefit Of Monongaha academy.
Class No 6, for 1850.
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va, on Saturday,
January 18th, 1850.
78 No. Lottery-16 Drawn Ballots
More Prizes than Blanks,
l Prize of $52, 900 do. of $4,000! of IL 900
l do. of $4,000! do of $4,000! l do $1,000!
do. of s., 900! do. 81, COG! 10 of $1,000!
10 do. of $l,100! 10 do. of $500!
Tickets only BIS 00,4Halves 81 50-Q Quarters SO IS
Eighths 81 s74
Certificates of Packages of 26 Whole Tickets $ ITO co
do. do. of 26 Half do. IS 90
do. do. of 26 Quarter do. 42 SO
do. do. of 26 Eighth do. Fl IS
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-01-02
THE MARKETS.

PErERsBURa, December %. Small sales of Cotton
at Vm o. to 81 cents. Wheat, 20 to 95 CENTS Moth
ing doing in Tobacco and Corn being holiday week.
W1Lx1xerox, December 20. Turpentine, 81 90 for
Dip and $40 for hard. Tar-at from 81 O5 to 10 per
barrel But little demand for spirits urpentne. Flour
from 4 rs to 81 so. Lime. 70 cents to 81 per cask
molasses IS to s6 cents per gallon; Lard-6t to
cents; corn, so to SIS cents per busheI The market
was well supplied with flour and meal Coffee was
scarce and selling from IL to ID cents, according to
quality. Eggs from Is to ls cents per dozen and the
stock Of bacon light and the article selling at from
to 10 cents, according to quality.
FAYErrEvlLLE, December 20. Bacon 81 to cents;
Cotton 81 g. and brisk sales; -four S4 SO 4 U.s.
wheat IS to IS pork from to cents per pound mo-
asses 30 to IS cents No material change in the market
since last week. Market well supplied with eatables
New YoRK, December 20. Cotton firm and tending
upwardssales at III to liz for fair upland. Dealers
Europe.
The following article copy with pleasure from the
Boston Mercantile Journal, and hope if any of our
numerous readers suffering from any of the COM
plants which is said to cure, they will speedily avail
themselves of it.
Dr.. Wistar's Balsons of Wild Cherry TWAS known
many years age that the wild cherry tree of this climate
possessed valuable medicinal properties Indeed this
fact known to the Aborgines and decocon of the
leaves bark of this tree has been regarded by
their Of the most eectual remedies in
many diseases. This fact several years since, arrested
the attention of DR.. Wistar, highly respectable praet-
TONER He investigated with the healing properties
of the wild cheny-tesed its effects when administered
alone and when in combination with other remedial
agents. He found that its natural virtues might be great
ly improved, and by combining it with ingredients,
whose properties well proved and generally organized
a medicine produced which constitutes remedy d
great value in pulmonary affections and diseases of the
chest and throatiseases which proverhally preva
lent in cities and large towns and often prove fatal
swelling the bill of mortality to much greater extent
than is the with most other, had almost said al
other classes of diseases.
The above excellent medicine may be found at VII
LIAxs. HArwooD. & Co., Druggists, Raleigh, N. 6. {
None genuine unless signed l. Burrs on the wrapper
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-01-02

Nc price OF Packages OF Quarter Tickets only, u pub
lishcd in this paper - ~
Please mail orders days before the Lotteries draw.
Letters always strongly enveloped and carefully sealed
None but the Managers printed Drawings sent from
Pyfcr & Co.'S - :<eFtss7
Every order to Pyfer Co. is answered by return mail
Bank Drafts Certificates Of Deposit payable in Gold
sight and promptly RENTED to any patof the Country
for Prizes sold at this Agency.
One Package of Tickets may draw Four Capitals!
Money in any sums however large, can be confidently
mailed to the address of Pyfer & Co.
For splendid Prize prompt payment in Gold Sill
yer, and faithful attention the Orders of correspon
dent early remittances should be made of Cash. Drafts,
of Prize Tickets, to the truly Fortunate destablished
and far-famed Lottery firm of
PYFER & CO..
No. l, Light Street, Baltimore, Nd.
Or Box 524, Baltimore Post Office.
January 1st, 1880. 79I-
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-01-02
$4,000 Dollars!
SO Prizes of $1,000.

SO Prizes of $1,000.
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY.
For the benefit of the MonongaNa .Academy.
Glass No. 9, for 1850.
To be drawn in Alexandria. Va on Saturday, the
18th of January, 1850.
Sc No. Lottery-l2 Drawn Nos. in each Package.
Magnificent Prize of IS, 900! prize Of &1o, 900
l do $4,000! l do. Of $1,000! do. 2,4OO!
10 Prizes Of 81 600! 10 do. 500
66 No. Lottery-l2 Drawn Ballots.
Tickets 1O-Halves $5-Quarters SO So
Certificates Of Packages 25 Whole Tickets 10 90
Do. do IS Half do. 55 90
Do do IS Quarter do.y ~ 50
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-01-02
BENTON AND HIS PROSPECTS.


A Correspondent of the Richmond Enquirer, writ
ing from ST. Louis, and whose statements, says that
paper, may be relied upon correct, gives it his
opinion that Col. Benton is destined to meet with
{" an utter and ignominious defeat such as no man
ever experienced from once devoted-aye, ardently
devoted constituency" This Correspondent then
gives his reasons for this opinion, and among other
things he says that ninety prominent members OF the
last Legislature sixteen out of the twenty Judges,
and all the members of Congress but one are against
Benton. He adds: "No sensible, honest man can
be found in the whole State who will not readily ad-
NIT that Benton stands no earthly chance for re-
election to the Senate.''
Col. Benton has also lost ground among the De-
mocratc Senator's for by reference to the list of the
Committees of that body, it will be seen that he is
no longer Chairman, but simply member. This
is a rebuke which he doubt feels deeply. One Of
the Correspondents of the Baltimore Sun says:
1.-THE Democratic Senators have, it is supposed,
read Mr.. Benton of the party. AT least they have
disrated him, and did not, in arranging the commit
tees put him at the head of single committee. He
was appointed Chairman of the Committee on For
egn Affairs at the session in March last, and Is
now turned out. He obtained two votes as Chair
man OF the committee on foreign Affairs, and these
were said to be the votes of Mr. Hale and Mr. Chase.
We shall witness some cashing between the adverse
powers and prncIpalities in the Senate before long,
Mr. Benton comes fully armed for the conflict, and
so do his adversaTes.''
Another Correspondent of the same paper says:
"Mr. Benton is not . chairman of any committee,
and is only proposed as the third gentleman on the
committee on Foreign Relations. In caucus, mo-
ton had at one time prevailed to leave him out of
every committee, but he was subsequently brought
in on the suggestion Of Northern Senators. Col.
Kent will 0f o0fS nnA n
under such circumstances but it will only serve to
embitter the already deadly hostile feelings between
him and Mr.. Calhoun, and render the debate in the
Senate more personal and vndictive.
We shall have terrible session, and perfect
calm afterwards. have doubt all the great ques-
tons now agitatng the country will be settled, not
whstanding the evil forebodngs in the extreme North
and South of the Union"
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-01-02

Are readers aware Of the fact that we are a,
peace with all the suorld, and seek to maintain ou,
cherished relations of amity with the rest Of man.
kind?
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-01-02

Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates ofPack
ages in the above splendid Lotteries will receive themos
prompt attention, and official account Of each drawing
sent Immediately after is to all who order from
Address J. & C. MAURY,, IS
Agents for J. w. MAupr, & CO., Managers,
t.,- .Alernndr;n, Tirgsni0. s
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-01-02

The earnings Of the Central Georgia Railroad du-
ring the month of November. ls49, exceed those for
the same time in lS46, by e23, ,3Ol O4.
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-01-02

Col. Alexander Murchison has been elected a Di
rector in the Fayetteville Plank Road Company, IL
place Of Mr.. E. J. Lilly, resigned.
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-01-02

Father Mathew was in Richmond, Va, last week.
The Enquirer says that he was receiving great
many visits, principally from his warm-hearted and
enthusiastic countrymen; and that he had preached
in the Catholic Church in that City, to immense
crowd. He is represented as plain-:ooking, good
natured person, with rich brogue and speaks with
simplicity. clearness, and good sense" lie was to
administer the pledge on Christmas day.
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-01-02

The experiment of laying wires under the North
river, made by the North American Telegraph Com
Pany, has been very successful. The line is now
working through from the Office, No. So Wall street,
to Washington city, by means of gutta percha wire,
passing under the North Hackensack, Passic, and
Schuylkil river. Another great triumph has thus
been achieved