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MARKETS ELsEwuERE.

PsrIhnsirms, July 3 FIRST Eoa,S-slnoolcsn. and
nmhbet % va - Lafigh Sc, r six; 90 Wilnngtsn
hk Go, ads W. 2foos Csrdsn &C. 10 - shares Morris
esnsl, ~ .lier Saies-S90 Norristovn Gs, q, 500
hK ssb Sscond Besrs- s2gg Letigh &C. SIN ~ DO.
interest ~ $50 Penn 80, gik .sfrer Solss-Eo shs.
RAtrIMcRs Jolly 2--Sfock Boara-slo0 Maryland g.
wy 1b 90. do iu1is go Baltimore Gs isG iOsl: ~
90 90 lsTg 'i: - Bslrors and oiio Railroad Beads
Ri7, ~ NOd0, fl4 ~ shares Baltimore and Ohio Rail
rttd. time 7i3ii Is do "a DO time 7i Al the hoard
todsy Maryland es ciosed AZ 1o2 ~ 2ls sstedi Bait
ulio Rar,ad bonds, l7. ~ hid 4 asked d. 1870 80
bid t4ss asked do. shares, q q bid. - asked
FoRIIGN MARKETS.
VsLus ~ Com SuvEH Gold dust, $40 . SIC 49,
MoGat coin So Goa 81 douhloons SIC; sovereign s5
twenty franc pces 81; ten guder pieces 81 ten tina
Ter Jieces 81 t,n dollar piece. Oregon, S. Spanish
dollar 81 Mexican DO, fi Peruvian 10, 81 Eve franc
piece, 81
NArav1As. June 25 1851.
large number Of vessels for this TINE ofthe year
IN the hafbor. and freghts are rapidly declining
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FoR1IGN MARKETS
Tcltsrnphic Reports.

Nav OSIEANf July 2 1S5l.
etlcs wfre made yesterday C GOO bales q cotton
,td q 2o9 this morning. ct unchanged prices.-
I's'r ere waiting the hhicas 30 bbs
M'N pofk foid ~ sl4 Bscon u improving sides
srs gupbe Of 20 SIC Exchange Il dull ster-
hfg " chetged We quote New fcrk sixty days
81 - cftount sight checks are at par Cotton
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TeIegraphic Marine Reports.

trrived-Bsrk Eagle Philadelphia.
Brg Frederick. Onta June y aud Tru1ilo lth. Spoke
"a, LAT q 20 Ion ~ ~ tfis Godfrey, from Whmngton.
Nc, Tor Boston.
Cissre-ship Geo Rsynts MSsuadavie NIB. " load Tor
IiHefToo trga Nulturs, asd Am. AuN Cayts Ch0ctae
Noble slira Ssvahnsh3 scLrs Grani,e STATE haysrnez
inatreIdsnce, Cardinals james King Nlmingt0n- NCi
BALrrsonr. Julya
ArrvsS-Stip Bsnshss Rio Jsnerns schrs join Clarke.
GuAyaniis PR Isaac TgtEells Albany Marion, frovi-
deDc..
GtOucEsrBR. July 2
irTi-ed-Brig Arenoris surhaH, james. Left tnss Ne
feus, and CtsuHs, vtg esrss. a., -
NEV ORLEANS. July 2
Arriv,d-sLip Atlantic, NYors, Clsntsa, Boston
NV BEHroHD, July .
Arrived-Brg william Buetsville, Sc sthrs hem min
GecrEetosh, SC isnkes Albany COPY, Kingston, N.Y.
Crusader, NJ era.
sALrs, July2
Cissr,d Bra Garland. Para. 49,
ssIedbArA ESvd Korrisch, Buspcs AJresi sehr John
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fiEDICAL.

EoRREsT GROVE HYDRoPATHIC INSTITUTE.
Schooleys Mountain. June H. iS5l.-Wliam J. Taylor
ID, william j. Noon. N. d., Physioiane The above nst-
tuition will be ready for the reception Of nvads early
mar of nj
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1HIPPTN0.

TIE NEW AND INDEPENDENT LINE foS CALI
~ s:s's . ..' sr: g. h ::... Ss II.
ssv: San sud On % cS: Sn
new iron steamer 81 Fan Juan sent there f
Bay and P.. o, s read twelve n
readiness ses. rAsSs WI h, %
tiehets at No. Battery place.
PAcIrIc MAIL STEAMSHIP CoxPANY.-oNLY
Hir Fl S
precisely from her pier s the Dot Of warren street. NorS
S sss %s. q ..s
sns s & ssuS ss'
street. corner Of Warren street.
PAS!IIc. NAIL STEAMSHIP conPANY-aoNhy
PcSs
&. sns
issv. F,.neisoo the and ssh
.ss 4 y: y Z,
6 81 ihsS in port It Ssh ss end Of hs
e.: s5S$nSS e.:
SSSSikHSHHEEFESER e sss: EsISSSS sss s:s:
3S5EIoFas 49,: eV s TOM: fH1AoST ., ." 'sa'
II % =
s With ss S
the steamer from San Francisco.
portstop OF freight and transient Passengers between Pc
Francisco.
The well known steamship SARAH SANDS, Of 1900 tons
burhen under charter to the company and peculiarly
eomnod0us in her cabin arrangements will be kept running
One Of the above viii keep the Oonnsoto.
The connection in the Atlantic viii be maintained By The
GEORGIA socc tons CRESCENT CITY LOO .ouA
HHPIkE toms 10 s TOM:
Leaving New York for Chasres on tho nth and 10Th each
The new steamships Ell DORADO and FALCON will form
suoh periods will little possible
s and Orleans ana IN a
California and Oregon Passages from New Orleans
be secured from Armstrong Lawrason Co., agents. thai
fare for through tickets from Now York 70 Ban Fran
500 in lower cabin. to $50.
The rates from New York Chssres will b tho lowest
'fPStsi s' Ss
and IS South and at their agency M West
and elegant New York bsilt clipper ship H0RNEr
VII Al pSrSn Sl nes sid
ship the ss
ing been the best %odsiisd ship yet built Foe
EoR SAN FRANCISCO VIA RIO AND VALPARAISO
GATE Of 100 tons bursSen, Garlic Patterson. t. s
Navy Commando will have quick desgatoh for San Fran
been built carr The u S. malls between Panama and saa
Francisco is doubieirOn braO and has unsurpassed 40
ID SS. iRss
ELoATING-BELL BEACON AND BUOY FOR HATTIE
ras Shoafropossls will be received at the Coast Sor
sn iron buoy until The 18th dg Of July be dsivsrod Il
Hstteras Inlet before the LIST dsy Of October 1851
ss q sisn and nhs s sasg
10 feet il ches long and largest dsneer aal
be at this office. SAMUEL Helm,
General Distursing Agent U. 5. Coast Survey.
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CERTAiN DISEASES. IN THE VERY FIRST STAGES
~ cured BY Dr. DeLaneys local remedies
In old and complicated cases. Also the advantages OF L
French mode Of treatment without mercury are 50
generally known IL Ia not deemed necessary enlarge on
tLsm. Once 81 Lspensrd street, near Broadway.
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SHIPPING.

sHlPPiN0.
OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION cosPASY.-FoR
HkRshHS crsssree edmmsndsp viii All for Srnssn
ssT,hsmpton on Saturday July I2;h from Pier no
hip All letter. must pas, through Pcs. oc. spss.
GEs, sGSp 4 RiKRA. kssnts 90 BrSsG"ss. 'p' ' -'''
C,oR SOUTHAMPTON AND uAvRE.-TH U. $. NAIL
E steamship fRANkLln jag A. Wolton. Comms.dsr
NALL % ss,s 'SS'1s ts. tST 70 snd ~
from pier Not North river Price Of passse, $50 All let
soRTisIR fiyiSGsToS Agent 10 $ Bfo. 1SSy
THE ROYAL NAIL STEAMER MERLIN, CAPT. sAxP.
viii sail Cor Bermuis and Sc Thomss, Tussdsy,
passenger PrSs q passage Bsr%uds. s 70 81 The
e ss%.. .ss II ina a ns ss'v vs
crpI, vsnssuei. ss. The Esrn viii take freight. Apply
sso letter. or ss WI :. rse:iyss On sssrs Il,
Merlin, except through the Poet once
EoR sAvANHAU.-THE U. s. NAIL STEAMSHIP
Ps rom Pier NORTH klyst Tor freight Or s' Fs.sas.
The ALABAMA, Capt Ludlow. on Saturday, 18th July.
pAcIF1c MAIL STEAMSHIP coMPANy.-oSLY
sas,, RENEE o. rtdsy6 Jy{ n re PsSsd
seiosl p from her pier ), w foot e warren strsss
Passengers trsrsrred At Hsysps 70 TIC splendid double
sSs sS s ss fpf s.s 70 The o9 T
ssEf 70 ,s sSm rshs, 81 Of ssou. The ~ suse For
r corner ~ " SIs .fs' sS' south street
NOR CALIFORNIA. VIA CHACREs pfRECr.-TBz
n.v stssnshI LhFAiLIIE lqo tons buI,i Charlie,
s from Philadeiphs osaeres direct on Thursdsy oS
Iuy ~ " o'clock from her wharf nesr Lombard street
..rhssly ~ sss ,s... slss hsr .sy.ss
psr, INC &c, ses , % sas second class
< r sd srssas s sss ss S
''''""'' '''s $S E VIII Ei' IS rroa,.,,s,.
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a "A RHINE IHTELLI Il n @ "a t.
p1ovsments OF TIA. Ocean steamers.
Fort OF New York, July 4,


sUs ssrs... 81 moH wIrrs =. morn o. "
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foreign Malls.
s rs ' RJs ss s e, Tsb A "a S
day, July ., at ths gluai hour.
Letter lac Iop BrmSss s, rAom.s Porto Roo Havana
Ron tI EsshsngsD on Tuesday, s,h inst % u o'clock
p SAIL letters ~ slssds British nus, ts mailed a,
letter Bss for Rio Jsnsro, pr steamer Golden Gate.
ill Jess At n, tssdns Room about July ~
Ths above Letter Dav also az kenyong WAl street
Herald Marine Correspondence.
PsrLADuyzIa. July 5@Ph.
sTiv.d-Slip Onward. Lhass, hy.rppoE vatks Nene-
.utla, Nson. Isfusyra Delaware Lewis Boston aohrs
Istiet, Center nsvsna George Emliy, Miller, Bangor
C,.srsd SLIP fyoa Henry killer Quebec b.rNs Nsry,
kirsniehk Thos Dallstt DILL Lagnayra, trir Abbott
lsyrtIce, CroveL Bostoni schn Charlotte Ccnnely.
son, hec,t, Bos,on 1hos Ire.nd Somecs, Proyiieneo'
steamer kenEetc0 seymour NHork
Miscellaneous.
STTssgR CoTrMgrs, At San Francisco from Panama in
Fohru hsror 81 r. rruunded Touquin sb0si bat
cot 90 sgsn a. Hood tide ~ith0u, sustaining damAse
sTpsssR ArTr1orr durins her trip from ransma 70 san
y " hsd The arch q the ufnsoe gvsvsy rendering s en-
zine ueees pp into Ma1stlan " repair boer Sailed from
eies Jut san Disgo for eoal, end sailed on themes
Msy Ba5PM
srsAxIR sEs Gun vust Astoria seth Ksy having in
turs the braces 81 her aud hsd Teen haue parry Up
lore repair She would probably Re rssdY for see
in uei FIrr IN ured in crosthg
he lar at the mouth Of the Columbia
ne evening 81 tie th Nay eleven months ron ieIgo,i
avinr touched Hsyre Tor on her way ot
2. sss last y. y Psnsris 's,y 9ays Nv an4 Yis,
'eitttrtus veatfer during TIE whole sge ~. ~
W under command % the rtte the captain hasfs
so sss She We taking in coal and supplies 81 last &C.
---rtl srd would sail 10 . fep Gays. 80
-Tr SIIIIg TysR- owen Of Bath, previousy Imported
dtftroyd ~ FIRE the ~ whsle ship Ntmrga
at New Bedird. The sailk Tesrs ~ hss psv sbs Nv
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Movements of Distinguished People.
Com. X. y. stockton will deliver tie snrverssry o-s-
ticr 20 -dsy, az f;iilhttt Etovn.
Hon. John Ven Buren, IL amour ced TO deliver the
snniversnry grafton at Worcester, Mass, to-day.
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ELOATlNC-BELL BEACON AND BUOY FOR HATTIE
Shoalsfroposals will be received at the Coast Sur-
y , nm .h iS an Az sS. f eeoh sha sel anS ios
Hst.sras Inlet before the LIST day Of October 1851
the officer charged with placing them The bell bson TO be
Of best ron 40 feet long and 10 feet beam. The buoy
10 feet long and feet largest diameter
to be built in accordance witch snd 70
be at this Office. SAMUEL Helm,
General Disbursing Agent U. s. Coast Survey.
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500 SAvLD-DR. RECORDS FRENCH COPAIvA,
G%OCubebs, and Sarsaparlls Pills. the certain and
speedy cure for private disorders Its neat portable form
put ~ in the shape Of ps lite tstcess nature o are
recommendations enjoyed by other similar Ireparaoa
New York sgonoy az r oadway the 0fc PS sf
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DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CONPANY-ONLY
through line for California and Oregon via Chsxrss direc
Fare reduced On Saturday July ~ TIE splsnad
Oommsnder will sail on Saturday, Ju'y y. At o'clock Pm
River with the government mails for Chagres
with the favorite u g. Mail steamship Panama. TO Leave
Panama about the LIST of August For passage o.
freight apply At the ONCE "a and 81 South street. III HssS
street. Of w street. " "
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L,oR sAvANNAU.-THE U. s. NAIL STEAMSHIP
y FLORIDA Cspt. Lyon on Saturday, sth July, a.i
sTIly 20 SAMUEL 4. MITCHELL lpf front street
The ALABAMA, Capt. Ludlow, on Saturday, 18th July
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Passengers Arrived.
NsrArzas-Bsrk Union-Mr John Beg
ST. DosISeo CrTV-Schr EgAntne -Robt Gum, Of East
port.
HsIusx-sohr yohn Hsson-Mrs Kay.
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EOR SAN FRANCISCO.-DISPATCH LINE-THH
and elegant New York built clipper ship HORNET.
Capt Lawrence having large portion engaged
will have quick dispatch. All engagements this wild
be made st reduction the present clipper rates.
This ship offers the possible
ing been pronounced the best modelled ship yet built Fog
freight, apply TO Z. Z. SUTTON Co.. 81 Wall street.
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LHOR SAN FRANCISCO VIA RIO AND VALPARAISO
The and ondid double engise steamship GOLDEN
GATE, of 900 tons burthen, Garlic r. Patterson, u. s.
Navy viii have quick desIaoh for San Fran
osco stepping at Rio and Valparaiso The Golden Gate
been built TO the u mails between Panama and
Francisco is double iron braoed and has
cemmodation for passengers Fer passage, apply TO
ROWLAND & ASPINWALL 81 South street NJ p
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DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COhPANY.LONLY
Through Line for California and THE pubic
informed that under the this Com
pany inspected and approved by Navy Dspsr
mont and carrying the United States mails will 10
Panama and San Francisco the t and 10Th
touch at Acapulco, San Diego, and Monterey
The steam packets belonging to the PAcAe Mai
Steamship Company in the Pseic Of which VIII
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PCOO cifc mixturt for the Of private dsorssre h,
stsa speedy Without the ierst restrictions u dil
ahki eNp0sure or change IN application 20 busiaeas NE
octor Cd Aller yes single csc witch the oixtars van
not The forfeitVrs Kindred dolers N
r.. UP IN bottles, vish fuil dreedrg 81 81 one b5tus
lsts week cursa in two dsys ror sale t- Q
W PING, Ie2 Broadway snd los Beysvd street New Yor,
Orlssns.
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NEW MEDICAL BooKs-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
verh On the nature and treatment 81 delicate dsses
and All the Kindred Observation-Disclosures by great nu
Der q Beautifully oolorea rstes large fs By Hon
Bostricf D. Lecturer on sursery and dssasss Of
above named ntture IL 10 lsr-s Qusrto3g
edition. Irios $40 Extract from the Boston nssesi an
suesl Journal -" IL may be ssd fearlesy 70 be eqs Al
70 kicords CT Aetons vorGs the family dea SEA
snd Tar superior 70 anything Of The kna pubsheS ia
This county. Author Of The Family Phyeioisp. rries
cents Author ofs work Self Akuse and n. dsp.
rsbe tfec.s Sc Re ssth edition. fourteen plstsa ~ q.
~. For sile at the publishers, STRfNCER& T0ussfNp
u broadway, and By the suthor, sos Broaivay
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-07
GEN. SCOTT AND. THE ARMY.

Gen. Scott does not seem to be the choice of the
army, for the Presidency The following is an extract
from the I" United Service Journal," the recognized
organ of the military branch of the Government. Is
is home thrust at the Seward candidate
:. The choice of our people having recently fallen
generals for presidents, is likely TO exert fearful
influence the destines of this nation. Are we so
sheer into the fatal vortex that swallowed up
the great Roman Republic! What! are our people
easily bereft of their and sound Judgment
that. instead of seekng out citizen of experience
guide the helm of stateone whose great intellectual
qualifications, civil Abilities profound love OF
country, deep erudtion, unquestionabie integrity
frmness of mind-one incapable of being swayedoy
fattery-they are willing now to take none Du'
general from the army
The present General-in- Chief is now in the Polca
arena, and on political tour The appropriations
for the Quartermaster's Department have been me-
elected and it is said, that that department has MOI
funds enough to transport a single regiment 10 inc
lines ;-more, that least of the Light Arieiy
Batteries have been dismounted and the horses SOLO
and other enactments made highly pIeludlclai 10 Ile
service. Is not this humiliating2 When the PoO.
Mexican borderers, and our own people, are Sookns
to us for protection, the army is rendered mpoten'
and the President left without the means OF aordhs
assistance"
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-07
AN AWFUL TORNADO.

On Sunday afternoon our City was visited by a
terrific tornado, which the descriptions
given of those in the West midas than any that
have before seen. Its about mile
and half long and not than twenty yards wide.
1t had been raining all day, but ceased between three
and four o'clock, when dark funnel shaped cloud
was observed in the Southwest. There was little
or no wind at the time, but the storm came down
upon suddenly with a mighty rush. Striking
first the premises of Mr. Sylvester Smith, it prostra-
ted and fences dashing them by its rotary mo-
ton in all directions; thence it passed to B. F.
Moores Esq, down a stable on the lot of the
late RuHin Tucker, leveled the chimney and blew
in the sashes of the Standard Office, and with in
creasng fury struck the beautiful residence of Mrs.
Eliza Taylor. There, where all was but a moment
before paradise of beauty, it left nothing but DESC
lation her beautiful green house, of the finest
in the place, is complete wreck, from the fall
ing of chimney the roof, and the fourishing
shrubs in her yard are leveled with the earth. 1t
passed next to the Peace buildings, Fayetteville
Street, tearing the tin off the roof and whirling it
through the air with terrific force and velocity-peces
of it were picked up at the distance of half mile.
The North Carolina Book Store was also much in
ured the chmneys and part of the back portico be-
ing torn down. 1t passed at the Northeast cor
of the town, back of the residence of Dallas Hay
wood, Esq. There it to have spent its fury
trees two feet in diameter being uprooed twisted
off like twigs. The kitchen of DR.. William Gray,
with two negroes in it. taken up and carried sew
eral yards. The negroes were not seriously hurt,
though the house was completely demolished. 1t
did not extend into the country, and happy to
say lives were lost.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-07

An indignation meeting of Irshmen was held in
New York during last week for the purpose of MOTTO
ing in suitable manner the late remarks of Sir Hen
ry Bulwer with reference to the Celtic After
several violent speeches, memorial was adopted,
to be forwarded to President Fillmore, asking that
such steps as he may consider meet and proper be
taken to procure the recall of Sir Henry #" from a
country where, contrary to all usage he has violated
the laws of hospitality, wantony and most indecent
ly insulted and outraged large proportion of the
citizens and mperilled, far he could, the in
tegrity und stability of the Union, by fomenting CT
vii dissension, and invoking the worst passions of
factous dscord and party haired. -
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-07

ELEcToRs OF SUCCESSOR TO ARcHBlsAoP EccIEs
TON. The Baltimore Sun states that the suffrage"
bishops who are to elect successor, are the Hlgnc
Reverend Francis Patrick Kenrick, d. D., bishop u
Philadelphia; the Right Reverned Michael ooOu
nor, d. D., bishop Of PittsbuFg the Right ReVeenu
Ignatus Reynolds, D. D., bishop of Charleston wv
Right Reverend Richard v. Whelan, d. D., olSn ~
of Wheeling; the Right Reverend John Mc"i'' ~
D., bishop of Richmond; and the Right ReVele"0
Francis x. Garland, D. D.. bishop OF Savannah
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-07

WEALTHY MEN BosroN. The Boston Post
gives list of persons in that city, who taxed on
property worth 100000 and upwards. From the
in the Post learn that there are 1874 per-
sons in Boston whose individual wealth exceeds
800 900 and under 5000 900; there are % persons
whose individual wealth exceeds $500, 1000 and under
100000 there IA persons whose wealth ex-
ceeds $500 and under $4OO, 900 there are per-
sons whose wealth exceeds 100000. Abbot Law
is the wealthiest in Boston, property be-
ing va lued at 81 ,a75 900.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-07

There is likely, says the New York Mirror, to be
a. general bursting up'' in Boston before three
months come round. The s.negro cloths'' Of Low
ell, the"negro Shoes of Lynn, and the negro no.
tions' of New England generally, remain dead in
the lofts of the warehouses. .c5sFss! ysrt
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-07

SUICIDE. man by the name of Alexander, stop
ing at house called the Riato, in this City, put an
end to his existence Saturday night last by TAX
ing Iaudanum He is said to be native of Philadel-
Phia, and had been travelling through the country in
company with others as Comedian, giving vocal
and instrumental Concerts. He had been here but a
short time.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-07

0FWe are authorized to announce the Hon. ABRA-
HAM w. VENABLE, a Candidate for reelection
Congress from the Fifth District, composed of the
Counties of Granville, Person, Orange, Caswe, Ala
nance. and Chatham.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-07

r. Mr.. C. w. James, No. 1, Harrison. Street. Gin
cinnatt Ohio is our General Travelling Agent for the
Western States assisted by J. r. Smith, ]. It. Dent
Jason Taylor J. w Armstrong, Perrin Locke, W. Ram
say, DIR. Joshua Wadsworth Alex r. Laws and A. j.
Smiley.
Mr.. Henry M. Lewis, of Montgomery, Ala, is our
General Travelling Agent for the States of Alabama and
Tennessee.
Mr. Israel E. James, No. 1872, South Tenth Street
Philadelphia is our General Travelling Agent, assisted
by VIM. H. Weld, John Collins. James Deerng, A Kirk
Wellington, E. A. Evans, John t. Judkins, p Locke
Jos. Button, Geo. p. Button, and Thos. D. Nice.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-07

Poor SIMS. The I" Commonwealth, Elizur
Wright's Free Soil Abolition organ boasts that the
parting advice of Sims counsel was not, Excite
insurrec;ion; your masters throat; - but,
=. we have done all we could for you God protect
you! Run away the first chance you get; only take
care not get caught again." The mpossibility of
erecting this poor runaway Sims into hero, must by
this time think, be admitted by the Zebra-party
in and around Boston. The appeals made to the ma
terna, palerna, raternal, and conjugal sympathies
of the tenderheared mothers, brothers, sisters, ia
thers children, husbands and wives of Massachusetts,
against
"The deep damnation of the taking off
of poor Sims, ludicrously thrown away.
Says a Savannah Correspondent: a
1.-The man has children, and his reputed wife
is a free woman, who was much incensed al his
desertion of her, that he informed her of
his arrival in Boston, she gave the information to his
master. Mr.. Potter at first thought he would not
trouble himself to reclaim idle fellow, but Sims
noter told him IL has duty TO do 1t, and endeavor
to save him from becoming worthless to himself and
every body else This suggestion with the fact that
it clear case, and would give fair test
whether Boston would redeem her character and sus-
tain the laws not induced Mr.. Potter to follow the
up"
We sorry to spoil so much good poetry and ro-
nance, but " Facts stubborn things" =.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-07

THINE or. IT. The poor Pittance Of seventy years.
saws certain moralist, is not worth being vlluaD
for. What matter is il if your neighbor lies 10
splsndid tomb Sleep yOu with innocence.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-07

DAVIDSON COLLEGE. The Trustees of Davidson
College, for the purpose of creating sufficient per-
manent fund for the employment of more Teachers,
have resolved to dispose of 1000 scholarships 300
each. Each scholarship entite its possessor, his
heirs, executors, assigns, to send scholar to the
College every year for twenty years, two for ten
years, free of any charge for tuition. No sale Of
scholarship to be binding till 400 shall have been
sold Subscribers of $500 be entitled to perpet-
ua scholarship. The interest only of the fund to be
used.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-07

SUMNER MAIL ARRANGEMENT. The Raleigh and
Castor cars arrive at o'clock, P. M. and leave
at o'clock, A. M The connection at CASTOR. which
had been interrupted for the last few days, is now
perfect and travellers going North viii have no de-
tenIion at that PLACE. 80! az r slf 5v,sile