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Co Here, Or Tuzo. RNb4lees. SC. MdJls,on C.
Arretune II a. Sarnsna N4fseiiles master slss,.'
NORTH. Asrca c :. De La'Fiytrsier D,I,sr.cos.
winchester, WilDirf'"r. Del Brett Vs.s 4 60 ~.
tBr Oven, uilnms'on Arthur Lsarv -F'
Schoor.fs- Dscu. an Narku. NssAipston A. p.,.
.SR X 'cSesoH. Ism.rtns Nu@lnx toa n C. rvls,
\. l. MeCIeudy 4 O. Mary Ehzabe,h, MaftAaEs IN
poo, b GAgvr. lunisins. smith. CharlestOn " L NJ
STeSdy Co Ann. Hopsus Pe'esnurg James Hrr,sr
20 Ssmnsl I p, Sm.,h Raltimar. N.rle1
s.. hehmCn nd { n -rslsar
Propeller lorsides Csesa. PHILADELPHIA Wan II rAonp-
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cbouI, ven b, pleased 70 esasent &c cor PROPOSAL.
an, N make ne occasion one when VIII ao
m n couy,nient forw. some small suusoHp'loh 'o~"" ~
.ah canse IN WIN h you are engaged 1880.
NJ" Gssxre Yo,sutt be the advocate of the LADIES' OF
NewYork sh'uld their petition not Otherwise cohmeaN
tself TO your favor. ...,,-
, AMMAN Msrcu, suring. Geo. B. Cheever,
~ ~, Thos ~ Rich'd O'Iorman T. +. Vermilye,
nj - Jobn u Dillon NJ II. Grlhnell,
n tio.,.cL NJ n Iame. Uarner A. c. Kngsland,
Jonathan Hunt, steuh.n H. Tyng, JoseDh CuI.ls
X. Martin, l. b. adish, y, " D.eDs''
w EdwaYts IONA. Sursfs. u. I9whssnu
7 ~ -. Henry W BEL w S McCsun,
W T McCoun. lows, ASoei' h0H''
Nec- York, Dec 1871
KOSsUTWs REPLY.
To Hon A. C. hagsldnd and Others
GENTLEMEN Having learned by your address ths. we
AIDES OF New-YoYk desirous TO give proof OF the
s1mnathy for the cause advocate will be happy to meet
them sslnrday next a. o'clock At the ace they thhk
49,, Convenient L. kossUTH.
Nen- York Dec IS, 1851
~ The Committee Of Invitation viii meet 'o-uaJ
TUESDAY at the Mayors Room, at Il NJ preclseH'
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we are Happy to be able to lay before our
readers 'ae following correspondence. giving, as i,
does. promise that the illus,rious Exile VIII ne
visible TO the fairer portion o. our citizens.
GogERNoR kOSSUrh-- >lr LeS-n,nr that ,,, 49,. D,
compelled t. decline isr nal introduction to IRE
OF New York, on TIE grouE that you tao much occ
ped with the business Of mission give even a
hosI 70 private interest take the liberty NJ asking you
osnaif Of the great number o. our women who
are dtseas OF understanding the object Of your eIetions
sen a. Of nearing ferth U4rd r0ce by It's dis
su.o advocate, 20 address them personally, at sch
rne and place as may suit your c. Gyvneecs.
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OHIO.
Kossuth Demonstration in Cincinnati.

NINCINNAII, NIOIudF' DtV' TO, I0JI'
A great Kossuth meeting was held on Saturday
evening in this City. al which series of resolutions
were adopted expressing the sympathy OF the meet
ing with Hungary and its admiration OF kossutA ;,
recommending the extension of the doctrine OF non
Intervention only to those nations who themselves
OF served II and decidedly in favor OF intlmatng to
the absolute Governments of Europe: d" You shall
Tot crush Won rising spark Of Liberty IN Deighbong
nations" The sentiments OF hossuth as expressed
in his speech, were warmly responded 70. Casslus
VI. Clay. MIR Cory, Bellamy Story and Others adj
dressed the meeting, which was very largely at
tended by the principal men Of the eity
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MARRIED.

In this City Sept. TO- b. Rev Joseph II Price GEORGE
T.. TlLLOTSON and MARY DAME, all Of this CITY.
Al LewIsbOrOugh, on Wednesday. Dec. TO- by Rev. MI
Irvine States, l.. MEAD, Of SOmers n Y, TO ELIZA
BETH dau gnier jose ph Brundge Of the former place
ON Monday, Dec. H. in the Twenty frstst. Dutch Re
formed Church BY Hev. A. X Van Nest, Mr. VAN
RENSSELAER, TERRY, Jr., 70 Miss FRANCES
DOREMUS, both Of this City
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Ships-PsCifc, Sears. New Orleans, n. Nelson Son
RsgpahaI noes C. shing New Orleans. Eagle Harrard
West Point, Allen. Liverpool. Kermit Csrow C0lum
bla, Bry,r. Liverpool {. II Marshall Co. Hauicane,
'ey, San rsneisco = b sgron =. HArshorn. Gias-
gov Zerega Co., Charles Hill, Lecraw Apalaehico la,
Ladd Church.
RArks-Junior. tBr Tuner, New-Orlsars, r. Irvin.
Eng--Augasta, Stone, Savannah, StaIges, Chairman
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CINCINNATI, Nor sv, Dec. -.
HcGs have advanced-2 500 sold at 81 60. 20; Ms
Pork is IN active demand AZ Sl2 L. j. SD 40 Sl2 D.
FLOUR is firm a. s3aS3 10. EK cHANeE j. arm. New
York sight TAI q cent. premium Weather very cold
m closed.
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GEORGIA.
The Governor of Georgia.

BALTIMORE, Monday, Dec Is, 1851.
The Governor and the members OF the Legislature
OF Georgia arrived at Savannah on Friday, and were
received with great pomp and display.
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On Friday evening the grand reception
ey the Bar Of New York Will be held a. Tripler Hall
4 ne tickets will be s. each, and it is proposed tia.
iAaies SHALL be admitted, The reception will be a,
o'clock
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News FROM CALIFoRNIA.-Ihe steam
shin Daniel Webster. from San Juan, Nicaragua,
is now fully due at this port, with fortnight ia'ei
news from California.
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From.Havana and Key West.

CHARLESTON, Dec. II, 1851.
The pilot boat Victor arrived at ibis port this
morning. with Key West dates to the s.h inst She
also brings the Havana mail Of the 4th inst, but the
news is unlmportant.
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The Military LeXee

The grand levee oiS the First Division is
come OIL this evening a, Castle Garden. 1t viii
be brilliant affair
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MARYLAND.
The Southern Mail-Fire at Baltimore.

BALTIMORE Monday, Dec Is, 1881.
We have had no mail south OF Mobile tonight.
Crooks immense cotton factory on French-st, Bal
timore, was destroyed by FIRE to-day. 1t was unoc-
cupied
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UUNCARJAN PATRIOTS SUBSl-

DIES WANTING Thiriy-s BY ~arIlsis s ~, IRE =.
~ ~ en- ir1D,v,, m N ire Austrian amy wbei. Ine,
c.tysd "a :, fsuoUs and most revolving HeAtmeh, a.
cocpelled by necessity 10 Iect DeItioa % ns Al
ths month to Governor kossuih, IN tbeh ~ 49,, sue-
Wiling 10 work for naAl lvelhDoo NJ LAG the
coed m finding any empley neat Eyery1o.y - nsixfsl
n~rous he Governor koasuth. VIII Iesi xe
u noble exile - hen unable
sI,shisst relief 10 his con .atr.ols IN "aAi nc WV
fnll wig answer. -..,.s 81 the ADORE
o.;on bp I must confess that my yos,. a ~ ser.oss
gives ne hardly cent means 10 sepps, 81 a.s Of my
wants bexdss have - represent the 49,. 4 canso
fafherland and this absorbing al my ste'af Asfs
s.e 10 the momentsry reliel Of si0sis ihan
G,re must efuse granting ouI Pen1'NI KOsSUTH ,
(SIgBet) - sit
New. York, Dec u, 1851
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Sales be Anltlon.
II C KEMP, Auct0neer. ,,,
NURS. SLEIGH ROBES. &c. THIS

EURS, SLEIGH ROBES, &C., THIS
Il DAY Tuesday al iOi o'clock at 80 NAssaua'
near Fulton K G. KEMP will sell at auction as soc1el
without reserve stock Of valuable mannfactafsa
furs consisting Of sets II real stone martenmufs vco
rnes and cnS real icn. sable London lns'efsd
lyrN mon ntaI marten SILVER badger &C IN sets 81 nuns
and yicOTbes all hnsd aud mmed IN the most
bic sty les for the Bro10waS c. retail trade ALSO ssh
robes great variety. rsDg polar bear isaDo@ oeu
panther wolf BLACK bear aud buffalo lised and tnnnsa
Tor NUTS gloves. fancy GAYS. &c all fuzzy warranted
epreseniad in the catalogue Cataog1eso on msfnlnf
sale. oloh
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HUmBERr KBESEY, Auc,ionesn.
FEW and SECONDHAND FURNI'


NEW and SECDN D-HAND FUkNI'
NTU RE-, PIANO FORTES &c THIS MORNlNo'
a. o., O'Clock In the Sales Nos i7I aud ~ Futohs
Brooklyn large and excellent assortment Of superior
rosewood, mahogany and walnut PsTlOr and thamDH
FrJnure enameed Chamber suites extension dining "a.
b.ss mattresses, sc. &C Piano FOnes. l new Co1zfs
Piano. Rosewood, superior lnsiruH eht ana seeo1a
hand, made by Nuns. Also, quantity VI good sscend
hard Furniture. carpets. bedding tOet sets. &c if0@
famiy This sale embraces many deaTaJie ARTICLES oi
Hou'ehold Furniture. and Will be found vel sorhy.~
a-ielfInn nf bnYeIs alo
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Amnaemente.

ITALIAN OPERA. ASTOR-PLACE.
u "WEDNESDAY Dee II, first performance Of Meyer
beers Grand Opera. n five acts, ot
ROBERT LIE DIABLE.
Robert Duke of NORMANDY bettn
lefLNnl. ms tfleHd Sig 'lhih
hamhaut Norman Peasant Nett
Isabella Princess OF Signcra Besic
Alice Norman Gir Signora Stetanone
GRAND CORPS DE- BALLET.
He ena Proress Of Mus. Mile CELESTE, by the Kind
permission of W T. Burton, Esq.
Secured seats - 50 Parquette and Boxes 81 Amph-
theater 50 cents Doors opea at 6ito commence at H.
d5 81
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A STOR.PLACE OPERA HOUSE.

~ THURSDAY EVE'NG. Dec. 10, viii be represented
by the German Li.der KrsHz. under the direction Of
Mir A PAUR, for the second time, CZAAR AND ZlM-
NORMAN, Com Opera ia three parts, by LuHtlW
The Orchestra will consist Of the same neous and ek
client members The Solo parts In the hands OF
Singers OF high reputation for the LADIES' Chorases IA,
dies of the he st families the city have kindly volunteered
Their ASSISTANCE Tickets the Parq ette 81 Amphhes
ter So opera hooks he had at all the German
book and mus and the day Of the performance
IN the ticket Office of Aston place Iheaer. The re-
served seas at $50 cents be secured at MIR k0CH&
co IS lCO WslIam-s and The day Of the Opera from
"a NJ 10 p N in he ticket Office IN DIS 40
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. T.
Cleared.

= See Third Page 70, additional Ship Ne'es =.
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Its supposed the dividend Of the wear will be Il
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r. The Committee Of Invitation will meet to-day
fTuesday) a, the MAYORS Room, at II VI. precisely
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.URTON'S THEATER, CHAMssss.

ID sr-THIs EVENING. December is, viii 10 played
the 5 act Comedy. cal cd
EVERY ONE HAS HIS FAULT.
NorlaDd. Dir MoOfb0u.e Lady Irwin. MISS Walaes
To conclude with the DeS Farce OF
MAD DOGS.
Casar..... Mr.. JChn Damn Annette. Mrs hea
Admussion-Dress Circle and Parquet. 80 cent? seeoN
Ter, u cents Doors At 81 commence at O'CLOCK.
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fTeIegrapbed for tbe BaIti1,ore sup.l

coHnecticuf Election.
NEw HAVEN, April Z, IL p. M The regular eiee
lion, tor Governor and other State officers and foul
members Of Congress, and the Legislature, on which
= % oevoive the election OF U. s. Senator. came
on to-day The candidates generally, Of the whiQ
and democratic parties, sustain the COMPROMISE meas
ures of the last Congress- The free-soilers have in
dependent nominations. =
Mr.: lngersoll, the Union democrats candidate in
the New Haven district, is elected to Congress bv
majority OF 500, over Babcock, the freesol caGdi.
date.
Fran the. complexion of the returns received for
the Legislature, there is doubt that the State has
been carried by the democrats.
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nTEn.

In this City, Wednesday night last, after linger-
ing illness, RUrFIN TUCKER Esq, aged Sc years The
deceased was long known in this community Mer-
chant and enterPrising business and the intel
gence of his death will saden the hearts of many
quantances and friends. He bore his sufferngs with
foritude and submitted with resignation to the stroke
of death. He had been, for many years. exemplary
and devoted member of the Methodist Episcopal Church
He died in the faith of the Gospel and with bright pros
poets of a blissful hereafter
death is another life.'
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Raleigh, April q, 1851.

MARRIAGE OF PRoF. WEBsTER's DAUGHTER. Miss
Harriet W. (daughter of the late Prof. Webster,) was
married Cambridge, Mass, the I'd inst., to Mi.
S. w. Dabney, of Faya, the brother of her elder sis
ters Husband. When her father was convicted of the
murder of DIR. Parkman, this young lady, who had
for some time been betrothed to Mr.. d., absolved him
from his engagement, which however, with manli-
ness that did him honor. he would accept They,
with Mrs. Webster, about making visit Fayai.
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Town Lots for Sale.

"ILL be sold, at public auction. in the town OF
w Smithfeld, on Wednesday the S0th instant,
credit of six months, twenty half Lots, in the
North east portion of the town, known the Town
Commons.
Owing to the healthy location of said Lots, and the
Steam Mills opcration,) they will be very desirable
for private residences. Said Lots will be sold by
thority Of an act OF the General Assembly.
D. MCPHERSON.
Intendulit Of Police.
Smithfed, April z, 1851 1877.
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Massachusetfs Election,

BosroN, April 7, II P. M. The election for
four members of Congress from those districts tina,
have heretofore failed elect took place to-day.
Returns from the fourth district Pa!feys) render il
certain that there is again choice. Sufficient
turns TO judge of the result have not been received
from the other districts.
The next contest in those districts that fail to-day,
will be under the law, by which plurality Of
votes will elect when all the districts will be filed.
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For the North Carolina StanJa

Ma. Ep1ToR saw in the g Standard - of April
2nd a request that the Ministers of this City would
send to you correct statement of the number of
memberships in their respective Churches IN North
Carolina. In complying with this request, send
you this toleraby correct statement far the
Methodist Episcopal Church Sou is concerned. From
the most reliable data - within my reach at pres
ent feel myself authorized to say that there are
now in this State SIXTY THOUSAND persons members
of the NJ: E. Church South.
Yours respec fully,
f-.s PETER DOUB.
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THE MEDICAL SOCIETY
OF the state of North Carolina.

TNHE Second Annual Meeting will be held in the
City of Raleigh the third Wednesday of May
next being the list of the month, at which time the
Annual Address will he delivered by Dr.. CHARLES E.
Johnson, of Raleigh. is desirable that many Coun
ties make it convenient to be represented may do
So business of Importance the Profession will be
brought forward for consideration Delegates from the
County Societies. Associates, and Physicians generally
are notified to attend.
WILLIAM H. MCKEE, M. D.
Secretary.
Raleigh March 60. 1850. 40
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Fred. Douglass and George Thomson.

FTeu 1OIgI1Ss ana CeOTge INO0lDSOH
TORONTO, April 3. Last night Frederick Douglass
and George Thompson ectured on slavery to large
audience. Douglass denounced the African coloni-
cation scheme. He advised the fugitves not TO take
refuge in Canada, but stand their ground and thought
that it would be well strengthen their hands by the
the United States of those already in Cana
ia
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SHOES.

SHOES.
T AIDES Black Lasting half Gaitars,
do Bronze Morocco do
Black Kid and Bronze Slippers,
Goat, Morocco and Kid Walking Shoes,
Misses Shoes, childrens do.
HEARTH & LTTCHFORD.
Raleigh, April IL, 1851 46-
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Spring Goods. Fresh and Beautiful
W1@ 1881. -
,ATG APpfUAT6

LATE AkklH AL0
From New York and PhiIade lphfa,
HAVE placed in possession Of the undersigned Z
Il considerable potion Of his SPRING AND SUM
MER supply OF
sE9fLE .0.ND Esvx.I. DR1. GOODS.
embracing every thing and fashionable for Ladies'
and Gentlemens wear TO be found in the Eothern mar
kefs and 10 which he would Invite The at-
tention of purchasers. Among them are,
Beautiful. plain and figured char geable Siiks;
Rich Barages and Barage Delants,
Chameleon Tissues and Silk Grenadines,
Shaded New STYLE Chine Poplins,
Super black Silks and fancy colored Satns,
White and colored dotted Swiss Muslins,'
Plain and Embroidered Mhslins and Lawns,
Chine and Embroidered Ginghams,
SiiR ioile d eLnd aud rich Linen Lnstres,
Fourlard Silks and Splendid Muslin Robes,
Canary, Orange, Sky Blue and Pink, plain Calic6eS;
Eaflston Ginghams. and TarIi6h Mdsliks;
Green, Blue. Pink and Brown Barages,
Elegant Silk embroidered Lawns aud Musns,
French, British and American Prints, Of indelible
Dies.
Dunnes; Spragdes. Merrimack and Cocheco, fast
colered prints;
Fine Black Alpaccas. and Black Barages,
Full and ! Mourning Calicoes, Musns, and Bafages:
Swiss, Checked, and Jaconet Musiins;
Irish Linens, and Linen Hands,,
Lace Capes and worked Collars,
Laces, Edgings, and lnsertionsI
Beautiful Spring BOnnets, Bonnet and Neck Ribbons;
Fine Cloths and Cassimers.
Tweeds Cloth and Kentucky Jeans,
California and Ringold Drills,
White Brown and fancy coored Linen DriIIihgs,
Black Satin figured Silk and Marsailles Festines
Black Drab DeEtea and Jenny Lind Cloth,
Silk and Cotton Umbrellas and Parasolls,
Moleskin. California and Summer Hats,
800 ~ r A. MITCHELL.
o. Additional supplies remarkable for Richness Of
design and Novelty OF yles daily expected.
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Raleigh, March &C.. 1850.
INSTRUCTION

TNSnTrUnI0M
For the Deaf, Dumb, and the Blind.
TTNHE Board of Directors of the North Carolina In
/ stituon for the Deaf aud Dumb and the Blind, give
notice that Department will be opened for the instruc
ton of the Blind at the of the next
sion the 18th of July 1t is highly desirable that
early notice should be given to those who may wish to
enter this department. III order that the necessary arrah
gements may be made.
Applications for admission from Deaf Mutes or Blind
persons, must be made to William d. Cooke. Principal
of the Institution, who will furnish all necessary nfor
nation.
Raleigh. April z, ls5l.ttr 45-5t.
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BOnnets. Spring style, 1851.
TUST Received, a varied assortment of Misses Flats,
81 Boys and Infants Hats, Sc, Ariicals &c. &c.
Also handsome lot of Parasols and Ladies' Umhrel-
las. HEARTH q LTTCHFORD.
April sth, 1851. 40
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-12

The Hat TRADE OF New YoRK. The hat man
ufactures of New York, the Courier says, not only
furnish cap for the head of every man and boy in
the United States but provide sufficient number of
hats, with those brought in, to far exceed the utmost
requirements; the overplus being exported to the
West Indies, to Brazil, to the Northern British pos
sessions and France. The city trade in caps
exceeds four Millions the trade in hats six millions.
Two millions of dollars are invested in the manuac
ture of fur hats. Twenty large houses, with null
tiplicity of small ones, engaged in this branch.
The number of dozen of fur hats manufactured per
week, 1000; price varies from 81 to $4S per dozen.
$4,000 dozen of wool hats manufactured per week,
valued at 1000. Of the silk hats million are
manufactur red in New York year 1900 dozen are
manufactured per week, valued at $4,000, the An
COLA hat is manufactured the rate of 1000 dozen
per week, valued at $4,000. There was 5000 per-
sons employed in New York and adjacent States for
the New York trade in making the hats, their wages
per week as follows-Body makers. SO; Angola ma
kers, S.; other fnishers, SO SO; women, 81. Av-
erage amount of wages paid weekly, $S95O; without
the city, weekly. $lO,842. Many of the hats made
in New York, are finished in New Jersey and Con-
nectcut.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-12

MASSACHUSETTS AND PENNSYLVANIA. While Mas
sachusetts is preparing the most infamous scheme
that could be devised to set at nahght the national
law, and so to strike the constitution in most vital
part Pennsylvania repeats her autconstution stat
ute and raises her voice against the foes of our go
rious confectionery against those who, hav-
ing no slaves of their own, seek in the spirit that
woud drag angels down. to overthrow the Union be-
cause there are slaves in section of our country
-f Pennsa!raniQn.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NU I'VE U OON N ~ OHNS'
IHNHE undersigned Commissioners will receive seal
IL ed proposals until Saturday, the 3rd day Of May
next, for the building of Rock Brick Jail in the
Tow of Louisburg, North Carolina. .
The plan, specifications, sc. filed in the office of
the Clerk of the County Court for examination by those
who may wish to enter bids for the contract.
DANL. s. HILL,
N. B. MASSENBURG,
ARCH'D. H. DAVIS, Com.
PHIL. HAWKINS,
ALLEN C. PERRY,
Lousburg, March "a, 1851. Asst
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-12

The Columbus Enquirer says: "Some of the
submission prints rejoicing in anticipation of the
downfall of the Southern Press. We hear no such
rejoicing ancipations in reference the National
Era,' the abolition organ of the CITY, In nothing
does Southern submiss ionsm SO exhibit its treason
to home, and its deep depravity, as in the eScresion
of its fierce hatred those whose crime is devotion
to the rights of the South. They forgive any
thing but Southern patriotism Strange mystery
If the South falls she will fall by the paracida hands
of her sons. Such will be the verdict of the
grand inquest of history, when in future ages, the
rise and fall of her institutions is written. 1t will
be reco. ded that with all the elements of successful
defence-wth power and resources boundless and
unravied. the South became feio de Sc"
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-12

AN ATTEMPT TO BREAK JAIL. Three prisoners
confined in the Jail OF Craven County at New-Berne
made an attempt recently to escape, which was nearly
successful. Henry Brown and Henry Bryan were con-
ned in one cell on charge of Burglary and LARGE
ny, and John Tilghman, now awaiting his sentence
for the murder of John j. Tilghman, in cell adjon
ing. They first made hole through the wall be-
tween the cells, then through the floor, which 1t APP
pears had become very much rotted, and, crawling
under the building the outside wall, worked hole
than half way through, the wall being three feet
thick. Had more time been allowed them, no doubt
they would have effected their escape. Ibid.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-12

How is Irl The Wing presses of this District
are publishing from the Buffalo Erpress account
of the scrimmage between Messrs. Clngman and
Stanly, that occurred just before the adjournment of
the late House of Representatives. How it happens
that the misrepresentation" of the affair should be
corrected in paper remote, does not appear. Buff
falo is the heart of New York abotionism and this
explanation of the affair and laudation of MIR. s. APP
pears in paper published in that latitude. 1t is but
natural suppose that Mr.. Stanlys peculiar friends
reside in the neighborhood of Buffalo, and that he was
DESTROYS of setting himself right before his constitu-
ents of that city, 1t is the Express the Northern or
gan of Mr.. Sanlyl Goldsborough Republican.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-12

~. publish in another column; some of the laws
o'a'e passed at the late session of the Assent
bly,, which may be of interes, 10 oot -eads+.