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for Rev X McMURDY. al National Hotel, No 3Cort-
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s,sbhshsd ever TUESDAY Sno Ten fr so Adver-
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EOVEPNESS or COMPANlON.-A

Young adv ne Ely armed iron Europe and accus-
toned 20 Teaching, wishes - Obtain situation - Sis-
.ruess H. tTvae family, ccmpanon FOR tie lazy M
the house capable of instrnc;ne ID French ana
German a. well Drawing s9d Painting resdes me
usual branches Of school dgoaon ard also prohceh
N ali Kinds OF ueedle-wOrs References = first respecia
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DARTNER-Wa business man


taste r. literary pursuits. one Of good business
tact VINO can command from 500 70 $4,000 capital Will
hear Of person similarly stanced, who i pre-
pared ~ enter upon the publication Of NEWSPAPER IN
location here under good and careful management,
rich harvest nav %. reaped.' hy applying 9 Messrs
ELLIS WEBB. No. IS Dutch ST. corner off u!ton
v B-Nono nee appl. who Is not prepared with me
funds aul3 81
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: ERVANTS.-6 girls for general house

- work cooks chambermalds. laundrcsses small
,lrls mind children. waters and servants IN every
apacty for and country wanted at the Newiok
AronCN No ll5 Chambers-si. oi vacant places aud IT.
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MISUNDERSTANDING COAL co Notice,

w At regular mcetisg of tho Directors ofas Wilkes
barre Coal Co held thus DAY Their office, No 90 Broad
way Walter Mead. Esq resigned his office 40 President oi
tins Company, and " CRANE was unanimously elect -
ed IN his ste al New YORK, August o. 1881
L Y. CoNANr, Secretary. au - 81
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WI years Of age who thoroughly acquainted with
the exploration Of mineral ground working Of mines
dressing Of and every description Of machinery used
therein open engagement Of conducting mines OF
operations for the exploration Of mineral ground IN
any part Of Amenca The advertiser having been brought
up Ia large district and Al present managing eH-
tensve mining operations Great Britain ana pe wen
ACQUAINTED with great number Of operative Miners,
Su,tcrs Refnes and every description Of mechanics cr
carving mining operations enables MN 70 ofer ms
seros with confidence he can fl up and conduc anY
mining establishment with economy and upon the most ma
proved plans at present known For further par nars
apply to Nj JAS KELLOCK Nc So Hudson-st., New
Vrrs aul; 3teod'
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~ Cyerv Wan his Own Landlord.-The Mem.

,ers n he New-Y York BINDING AssociaNuh arc h''U
MAI ,be f,st regular Monthly Meeting lr the payment Of
s"es viii he held TIT RSDAY EVENING. August Ia, al
Warren Han corner of Henry and Oityer-StS Persons
wishing 10 on must make early application Inc entrance
e AZ present IS only 50 cents per share Names WIN te
s.,rauce ~ NAV be len with Mr $ Jessurun Clinton
court, WITH j 81 AVN. u =, ,t' SstiIil, .
auIl
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-02

CHEAP PosrAGE. For the practical specimen of
wholesome progress which Congress has vouchsafed
US in the passage of the Three Cent Postage Law,
the whole people will be truly thankful. On and
after the first day of July next, the postage of pre-
paid letter for any distance exceeding three thou
sand miles, will be three cents, and by tina time,
shall have coin of that denomination to pay our
postage with If the postage is paid at the destina-
ton of letter. instead of the starting point, the
charges will be same as at present-a half dime.
Under this regulation it is fair to that three
fourths of the letters maed-perhaps four ffths-
will be prepaid and The loss by the Government by
dead letters will be greatly diminished. We like
the principle of the Bithat of regulating the pos
tage by the weight of the mssive. Halt an ounce
of paper, especially if it be thin, will carry as much
business information, affection, or advice, as any rea-
sonabe human being would desire to transmit or
ceive at once.
The three thousand miles limit comprehends all that
portion of the United States this side of the Roc
XIV Mountains. A prepaid half ounce letter to Oh
from Oregon or California, will cost if paid
for by the receiver instead of the sender, 10 cents
The postage of heavier letters Increases in ratio
with the weight, as by the law no In force.
Letters transmitted by or in part by sea, under
$500 miles, will be charged 10 cents-over that dis
lance 30 cents. This rule applies to- half ounce
letters For weights over that mark, the charge Is
proportionate.
The new law is wedge number two. A uniform
letter hostage of 2cens the half ounce will be the
newt measure In the meantime grateful fol
the intermediate step between the and
the completion of great measure OF reform; and we
believe that it will prove beneficial to the government
in financial sense, well as acceptable to the pub
H.; arthur's Home Gazette.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-02

CAPE FEAR AND DEEP RIVER IMPRovEMENrs. TIC
relieve the anxiety of the public publish the fol
lowing extract of letter from Mr.. Thompson, En-
gineer of the work, to mercantile house in this
town. dated 23d inst.
Although the rise unusually rapid, and reach.
ed point in Smey's Falls, which has not been sur
passed in the last 40 years, yet am happy
that the work has not been injured any material
extent. When it is borne in mind, that the Locks and
Dams in an unfinished state, and therefore moi
prepared for the extraordinary they have lately
been subjected to-much greater than they can pos
sbly incur when fnished-it should he source OF
congratuIaton TO all lis friends, that it mas been thus
able to withstand so shock from the old Cape
Fear. All of the Locks as we'll as the Dams, were
submerged some ten feet. So unlocked for rise,
necessarily carried off timber and lumber secured
in RATS, and the banks, but the loss is great.
was in Smiley's Falls during the food and you
may suppose was very anxious during its prevalence.
have examined all of the works since, and therefore
speak understandingly of the effects of the reshet
You may have seen by the advertisement that there
is to be called meeting of the Stockholders on the
5th of April.'' Wilmington Commercial.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-02
Photographed for the Baltimore SUM-

COHu'IOH " fHe HQTheLS, Sc.
New YoRK, March %, P. M. The market for
government securities is slightly frmer. Sales OF
United States 6's, 1867, II55. Pennsylvania SIS,
73s. Sales of Canton company at 624-a slight
improvement. The money market is easy-sterling
exchange 10 1O4 premium.
The foreign news has had special effect on the
market for breadstus. Sales of 1000 barrels of flour
at 4 49, 81 so; Southern 4 81 81 IS; Genesee
81 81 81. Corn meal 49, Rye -four 50 375.
Grain is steady-sales of 1000 bushels prime Ohio
red wheat at 81 Genesee II 81 l3 common red
95 cents. Corn is held one cent per bushel higher
no sales reported Oats 46 SO cents. Rye 70 cts.
Provisions steady, without change in prices.
Sales of old Mess Pork at Is $I3 l24; Prime do.
$40 124. Bacon is firm. Sales of Lard in bbls. at
81 cents.
Groceries steady but not active-small sales Rio
Coffee at l04 llb cents. Sugars and Molasses
quiet-prices steady. Sales of Rice at SO GIG
cents per ID.
Cotton is dull under the news, and prices declined
l-6 cent per h. The sales to-day were 1000 bales.
Tobacco without change, holders firm.
Wool steady. Whiskey quiet-sales at % cents
per gallon, in bbls.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-02

North CAROLINA School Book. In conversation
with @. n, Wiley, Esq, of this county, some days
ago. we learned. that he had nearly completed the
n7eparation of Reading Book particularly adapted
and intended for the Common Schools of North Car
ol;na A considerable portion of the book is devoted
- the history of North Carolina, written in style
which it is hoped will engage the attention of our
Youth fix the great events of our annals upon their
memory, and cause pride in their native State,
h;h ,beir fathers have not hershed they ought,)
y, r-.o,v With their growth and strengthen with their
strenotb, This is and certainly commenda,
HE fsature in school book for this country, and will
render the work peculiarly proper to be placed in the
hands Of pupils at certain stage Of advancement.
W. hsye been under the necessity of sending to the
No,,L for school books, as well every thing eise
1ona outh, and therefore trust that Mr. Whey 8
aTranoements Republication may partially relieve us
from snch necessity. There are many considerations
49, %ny Grsensboroggh Patriot.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-02

ONO LEeIsLATURE AND THE FUGITIVE SLAVE
Law. We find the following going the rounds OF
the eastern papers. 1t has appeared in this form in
papers of such character and position the Journal
of Commerce, New York Herald, We believe, and
about score of others of all parties:
"OHIo FUGITIVE SLAVE ACT. The Ohio Legis-
latures the 22d of February, passed " an act Sc
curing the benefit of habeas corpus,' which comes
quite up to the Vermont act. 1t makes it the duty
of the Attorney General of the State, and the Prese
cutting Attorneys Of the counties
ITO protect and defend all persons arrested flu
gtives slaves, and to make immediate application to
specified courts and judges for the writ of habeas
corpus such Judges grant the writ, and
upon its return, grant trial by jury all ques-
tions of fact issue between the parties, provided
either party make application for such trial. If the
verdict of the jury thus called shall be in favor of the
person claimed fugitive slave, he shall forthwith
again claim ownership in the slave, within the State
he shall be deemed guilty of felony, and, convic-
ton thereof, shall be imprisoned in the penitentiay
for not more than i've nor less than three years."
1t is proper to inform those Journals and the rest
of mankind that the 22d day of February, the
entire General Assembly, and our whole State Gov
eminent, including Hobbies, were at Cleaveand, eel
bTating the completion of the Cleaveand, Columbus
and Cincinnati Railroad and the birth day of Wash
ington. The Legislature could not have passed that
any other bill resolution for it home.
Nor has any such bill passed that body during this
session. We believe Mr.. Pow, of the House, gave
perhaps did introduce it in the early part of the
sion. We have not noticed any further disposition
of the matter.
We clip the above from the Southern Press. That
paper rightly questions the fact stated therein.
Ohio Statesman.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-02
OLIVER PHELPS. Jr.

ATTORNEY AND COUNsELLOR AT LAW,
Washington city, ID. G.
DRACTICES in all the Courts of the District of Co.
L lumba, and adjacent Counties of Maryland and
Virginia. attends promptly 10 private collections, and
professional business generally.
He has great facilities in prosecuting claims before
Congress and the Elective Departments including
claims for Bounty Lands, Pensions Patents, Return
Duties, and To the settlement of accounts of Public OF
fcers, and agents of the Government.
Address as above post paid, Office on Pennsylvania
Avenue, between A and streets
lie has the pleasure OF referring to HIS Excellency
Hon. David S. Reid.
Hon. Thomas Corwin, Sec. of the Treasury.
6 Elisha Whitflesey, End Comptroller.
g Dan'l A Dickinson, u. S. Senator from N. Y.
81 Stephen A. Douglas, U. s. Senator from Illinois.
&c A. w. Venable, House of Representatives.
Messrs- Barrett Newsom, and Holden. Milton, N. C
William w. Holden. Esq, Raleigh, N. C.
January %, ls4l. 24-3m.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-02
SPECIE, TOBACCO, sc.

"A late New York letter to the Philadelphia Ameri-
can, contains the following information:
"The Sub-Treasury has paid 500, 900 on the Me-
xcan indemnify, and will probably pay out $4Oo, 900
within day or two-part also on account of the in
demnty. Silver and gold are coming forward freely
from the west and the mint, to an amount probably
exceeding shipments.
Tobacco is more active, and jobbers in the mar
ket buying freely for their country friends The
sales during the last three days $50 hhds. fine
Kentucky at 13e.; 100 hhds. middlng at l03 all ;
SO common at 8 ; SO hhds. Maryland at 8; 80 boxes
Florida at rs IS; 100 bales Cuba at %. Holders
are firm. The stock of fine is very small, and held
mostly above the market value. Seed leaf is held
by spectators without sales.
The stock of the Illinois Central Railroad has been
all subscribed, and 90 per cent. paid inn
We learn that some of the Rail Roads in Illinois
are paying twenty per cent, and most of the PLANK
Roads from thirty to thirty-two per cent.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-02

A letter has been received at Baltimore from Mr..
Barndm, announcing that Jenny Lind will go direct
to that city from Wheeling and Pittsburg, and will
give several concerts there, commencing about the
18th of April, prior her visit either Philddel-
phia or New York. The desire to hear her again in
Baltimore is getting very strong, and her concerts
will doubtless be as much thronged as heretofore.
All the attempts to rival her have but had the effect
to increase the general admiration. She will proba-
bly, take farewell of Washington, also, before Wis.,
ting the northern cities
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-02

1t is our melancholy duty to-day to announce the
death of the Hon. Augustus Moore, late one of the
JUG dyes of the Superior Courts of Law and Equity
in this State. The suddenness with which this CD
lamty burst upon us, the many noble virtues of the
deceased, the high position which he occupied in
this community and the great and exalted respect in
which he held by his fellow-citizens, all conri-
butte to render more poignant the affection which we
have sustained in this sudden and disastrous deprva-
ton. On last Friday We left him in the enjoyment
of perfect health, and engaged in the trial of ntri
cate and perplexing suit in the Superior Court OF
BERTHE County. On the following evening; he re-
turned to MS home OF very slight uneasl
the joys and pastimes of the domestic circle. At
O'Clock on Sunday morning stroke of aPeplexy ter
minated his earthly existence. EdentOn Bulletin
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-02
For the North Carolina Standard.
RELIGIOUS sTATlsrIcs.

RELIGIOUS STATISTICS.
From The most reliable data within reach we
learn that there is in State Forty Thousand Bap-
fists, twenty-five thousand Methodisis, eight thou-
sand Presbyterians, three thousand EpiscoPalians
Besides these, there churches of the United Bre
thren or Moravian, and Roman Catholics. The re-
turns OF the census will throw some light on this
subject, but not entirely satisfactory.
Col. Wheeler's work on the History of the State
will soon be ready for the press and he will no doubt
the religious phases of our State. Will Rev. Messrs
Mason, Lacy, Tobey. ard Doub of your Ciiys and
Bishop Van Week of Salem, make corrections in The
above statement, if found TO be erroneous. and
municate through your columns the number of com
municants in each Church HEREFORD.
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j.
yETE would respectfully forfn CIR friends and thg
w public generally thai intend keeping constantly
on hand full supply Of
Dry @ Gods H ar d w ar e., Gallery
GROCERIES, &c.
and indeed every thing found in similar establishments
They present the following Is specimens Of thsH
Stock.
Chen jasper, and Black Silks,
Silk Tissue and Alhorines,
Embroidered Grenadines and Befage
Dotted and Embroidered Swiss Mnsiiha,
PopIhs and Berage DeIanes,
EN-. White Grape Shawls.
Jenny Lind Collars and Cuff.
Ladies Kid Gloves and Mits,
/ Do Embroidered ]. Hdkf's:
Teffita and Bonnet Ribbons,
Lace Capes, and thread Laces.
Chine and Embroidered Parasols,
Ginghams and Caicoes,
| Shoes and Boots Of every quality and price,
1 bonnets and Hats of every description,
Black French Cloths and Casimeres,
J Black Satin and Marseilles
Bed Tick, Cottonades, Domestics Cfoekefv
! eeding Hoes, Sugar, Coffee,
Adamantine Candles, and a number Of articles NOT
enumerated all of which the Subscribers intend selling
Cheap for Cash. punctua dealers on short credit
fore purchasing elsewhere.
One door above Richard Smiths, No. g. Fayetteville
Street. H. i. EVANS,
GEO. II. COOKE.
| Raleigh, March 49, 1851. So
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Correspondence of the Pennsylvanian.l

M" URh NdfCH IOOI
Hamilton Fish, the story goes, is to have dinner
at the Astor House, in the course of few days-in
order to give all the w DOLLY Heads big and little,
from Seward and Weed down to the whippers in oil
the Tribune Office, an opportunity to define theil
position in reference to the Administration at Wash.
ington. and the Silver Greys here. Rumor says now
that Fillmore has gone to Seward, and that anon
even the Godke will be found on that side of the
house. Well. we'll see!
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-02
Humorous American Works.

Wikh Illustrations by barley, Price so CENTS
DOLLY Peablossom's Wedding,
Wild Western Scenes,
Simon Suggs,
Chronicles of Pineville
Drama at PokervilIe,
Mississippi Scenes,
Adventures of a Southern Medical Student
Big Bear of Arkansas,
Major Jones Courtship.
For sale by HENRY D. TURNER
Raleigh, April LIST, 1851. 43-
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-02

A New STATE IN New YoRK. There are move
ments foot, it appears, to form State W it'll
in the territory constituting the State of New
York. The new State proposed, will comprise
the city of New York, and the counties of Kings,
Queens, Suffolk, Richmond and some others on the
river.
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DEED.

In .ths town, o'clock A. NJ, on Sunday last, and
after protracted illness which she bore with great chris
tian orttude, Mrs. Lucy Ann Woodng, of Mr..
John E. Wooding Much might be remarked of the
many noble virtues that adorn the character of the de-
ceased, if the panegyst could do the dead any good
She was estimabe lady, and died she lived an
exemplary Christian leaving afectionate husband
several children and mother sadly bereaved by this dis
pellsation of Providence. Milton Chronicle
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Photographed for the Washington Union
Arrival of Tie Cdnada.-Sepen DAYS Later from I

ATTIDGI OF Inc CdnGd0.-SeUen lays Later from Eu-
rope.
HALIFAX, March 27-ls. m. The royal mail
steamer Canada. of the Cunard line, arrived at II
o'clock last night She sailed fot Boston at O'Clock
with rs passengers. The Africa arrived Liverpool
on Saturday at noon. The United States frigate ST
Lawrence arrived on Thursday, and proceeded to
France for the remains of Commodore Paul Jones'
LIVERPOOL MARKETS, March Is. Cotton has de.
clined one eighth upon better descriptions one
quarter upon lower qualities. The sales during the
week amounted to $1,000 bales.
The corn market, after dull week, closed firmly
yellow corn, 29s. 3Os. Western canal -four,
l8s. a COS. Sd. The market for beef brisk. Pork
commands full rates-eastern prime mess, Cos, a
65s.; western, SOS. a 55s.
Cheese, from mddling to fine, 28s. a ass; yellow
36s. 36s. Sd. Linseed cake, g6 los. 81 s.
Sales 800 bbls. turpentine at Is. per cwt. Nc
sales of rosin. Nothing doing in coffee. Light
sales of sugar, and change in prices. Rice very
dull, with slight decline.
The money market is brisk-consos closed at 963s
Exchequer bills, Is. higher.
There has been change in the state of trade
Manchester dull.
The weather is very mild, and the spring crop prom
ising.
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NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS!
r. TUCKER. & SON.

WE would most respectfully invite public attention
w to our extensive and well selected Stock for the
Spring and Summer trade of 1851 Some of which are
Rich Chenie and Chamelian Silks,
Furlarl and Indian, do
Black Gro De Lyon, do.
Glace and Silver Grey, do.
White and Colored Satin,
Organdi. Silk Tissue,
Toll DeLinte,
JChalleys and Grenadines,
Printed Consantines
Fancy French 1ackonets,
Baregc DeLane
Imperial Chenie Ginghath,
Pink and Buff Linen do.
Orange, Purple, and mode cold Lawns;
Dotted Swiss Muslin,
Embroidered and solid Tarlt6ns,
Marcelines and Fl6rences,
Swiss Book, Null, Nansook and check Muslins;
Rich Bonnet, Neck, Cap, and Cuff Ribbons
Embroidered Canton Grape Shawls,
Needle work, Capes, Collars, Cuffs and Puffs
Do. do. CHEMISTS and Undersleves.
Embroidered and corded bordered se6lloped hdkfst
Paris Kid Gloves, first quality: lsr
Silk and Linen, Buttons and Trimmings.
Real and Imitation Valencens Edgings.4
r.. TUCKER & SON.
Marcn -9th 1851. 4O%- :
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-02

Hon. w. s. Ashe has been announced, by the
Carolinian, candidate for reelection to Con-
gress, in the 81 District of this State, subject to
the action of Democratic Convention" Mr.. Out
aD of This District eschews all conventions, and ap-
peals to the g higher law of his own dictum:
Elk. Cifu Piunier.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-02
LEATHER. LEATHER.

w E are receiving Stock of Leather for the
w Spring trade, which, for extent, variety and quail
ity has been surpassed in Petersburg. We
specially request examination by customers and
all others who want any articles In our he and we
pledge ourselves be undersold by any House in
Virginia. Indeed there many articles of own
manufacture that sell as low they to be had
in any Northern city, Below give some of the leads
ing articles
100 sides Oak and Hemlock Sole Leather.
$50 do Russell and Waxed Upper Leather.
$50 doz Calf Skins, embracing 10 different grades:
$50 do Lining and Binding Skins.
Skirting, Harness and Bride Leather.
Bag Hides and Hog Skins.
Patent Leather of every kind.
F. A. & r. H. FORD.
No 81, Old Street.
Opposite B. P. Harrison's Saddlery.
Petersburg, Va
N. B. Always in store supply of sewed and pegged
Brogans of our make at the lowest market prices.
Petersburg, Va March 8, 1851. 36-G
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MARRrED.

In Halifax Va, the 18th inst, by the Rev. Mr..
Grammar, Dr. A. E. Henderson, of Salisbury, to Miss
Melinda Wimbish, of the former place.
In Iredell county, at the house of Mrs. H. Campbell
the goth oh, by H. R. Hail. Esq., Mr.. Daniel Safreit
of Davie county, to Miss Lucinda Campbell daughter of
the late Thomas Campbell.