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EucKwHEAT AND BUrTER.-Messrs. Ragland e.
Brother have some first rate Buckwheat and most
delicious Roll Butter, as We have reason to know,
having through their kindness fully tested both
We could wish for nothing better
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specie Wanscd.--Wa win pay the
NA Highest premium for silver coin. Quar-.
ters and ANAL change preferred.
mes G w PURCELL T. CO.
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EF The funeral OF MILTON, infant son OF A, J.
Bowers, who died on Tuesday night, will take
place at the family residence on CANDLES HILL this
morning, at 10 O'Clock. The friends of the family
are cordially invited to attend
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A LUxBKY:-The James River
~ Water when purified by tie POROUS
GLASS FILTER" ia truly q great luxury; 1t 10
then a pure and pallucid as when it first flowed
from the bubbling spring. There is no instrument
for cleansing water 80 ready aud effective az the
Porous Glass Filter II acts on nature own priu.
cipIe being artificial drip stone; IL cannot nare,
bat renders il - natare inteuded nt4 be, healthy
and refreshing S2 expended for one of these FIJI
tiers viii convert your hydrant into fountain of
pure spring water. II win liter from 30 TO 40 gal
loas per hour. Fer sale by the Agent at the store
Of @. T. A. BsrgAnn Jr
NO IL Inn No 20l Mains
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RY THE SENATE OF TnE UNITED

QY THE SENATE OF THE UNITED
ID STAFES,-W WASHINGTON.
CITY OF WASHINGTON, August 81 le52'
The Portrait of Warrington, engraved upon
steel by 1 WEIGH, Of Philadelphia, from Gilbert
stuarts original painting is, IN cur opinion, tee
best engraved likeness OF Washington extant AID
in the beauty of its execution reflects the hisE7tt
credit upon the distinguished American artist,
William r King, Alabama
Lewis Cass Michigan
Henry Dodge, Wisconsin
James Cooper, Pennsylvania
BIZ Wade, Ohio
VIM Upham, Vermont
Richard Broadhesd, Penn
SP Chase, Ohio
VIM Desaussure, Soslh Carohna
Geo w Jones, Iowa
Solomon Foote, Vermont
Hannibal Hamlin, Maine
J1hn III Clarke, Rhode Island
F stock ION, New Jersey
w Brooke, Mississippi
James w bradbury, Maine
JOHN Weller. California
Charles Summer, Massachusetts
Samuel Houston Texas
Me4iwetheT, Kentucky
Hsinilton Fisher, New York
Charles I James,
Ii s GeJer, Missouri
VIM Dawson, Georgia
J NJ Mason, Virginia
Thos Rusk, Texas
Wm Gwia, California
Price Five Doilars per Copy, sent 20 aa5 psE'V'
Ibis State free OF postage, ana al the risk OF
X KING,
Ageat for Welch's Portrait OF Washington Tor seS
State OF Virginia Cflice al Nash a " oodhoa'es'
Eagle squa,e, Richmond, Va. 30 -
fEtHAChERAY's WORKS, a. NASH -
Il WooDHOUsE'S, Eagle square .,
Henry Esmond. Esq, Thacke,sy's last sna eS''
work-'So. ell who have read II gay, vol-3Vc
Shabby Gen,eel story, and other ssles, By ihasA
cray, vol, cloth--5ec
Mems Wives, by Thsekeray vol cioih-oVe,
Book OF Snobs, by Thaeke:sy, vol eicth-oSs,
The Yellow Plush Papers, BY ihscAefay '''
cloth-5ic -.
The Parish Sketch Boox. by Thackeray,s So''
eloih--Sl 80
kieklepurys Abroad, by Thsckeray, Toi' 0A'
cslf-62e 49,,
Great Hegga,y Diamond. by Thaekefay / We
half calf-s2c AVA
Vanity Fair, by Thackeray, / vol, halt Ms -
Pexdennis, by Thackersy, vol, hall eai-s-
no rs
UkRRINGs.-l00 bbz No NOVA scotia MAJ
nea5 ClAs. T. WORKMAN & CO.
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Change or Hour.r..-

Change Of Hour.r.
Rate Of speed.-5ee VIVA, sdeasea
Co. are doing for their patrons The Exnsaas
leaves Baltimore at O'Clock N, 10 chsF.e ss ho-
perlenced and trusty agents, and arrive, IN p; "a
mono a. % N. Goods ordered by this narn q
without fall. 'o~ morning
oul Express for the North, East and We,
closes at 81 P M-arrives in RalI.roo-a ''o@'' now
hour next morning. ' al easJ
BANKS and Brokers will please take notice -
Drafts on England, Ireland and sens,d ased
at this Office. ADAuI y tof ssls
no Q I4tH street
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RUNNIEe-Two negroes, one named Elisha
Scott, slave TO the Richmond aud Dsnvilie Railroad
Company, and the other named Abraham Baker,
slave TO NJ w. Walton, were on Tuesday evening
hailed by a Waterman near the packet boat sta
ton, but refused 10 stop AMI ran Of. They were
pursued and caught, and two old vests and man.
tls were found in their possession, which, 1t was
proven afterwards, they had purchased. Yesler.
day they were ordered ten lashes each for running
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DEuEK -John T. Wash, skilful machinist, and
man of much respec,ability, was found lying
drunk in an alley Tuesday evening with nothing
on but his drawers, shoes. shirt, and straw hat,
very much chilled. He was taken to the cage and
thawed, aud yesterday morning paraded to the
Mayors court in his summer dress, covered with
dirt, preaching in his own person a most effective
sermon on Temperance proved upon exami,
nation that he had sold his pantaloons TO pur.
chase whiskey. He was discharged with IN ID.
mention.
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OBITUARY ADDRESSES ON THE OCCASION CT tn e
DEATH OF HKNRY CLAY.-We are indebted to
the Hon. Alexander II. Holiday, representative In
Congress frem the spotsylvsnis district, for a
beautiful volume containing tbs Obituary Address
90 on the occasion Of the death of the illustrious
statesman, Henry Clay. delivered In the Senate
and House of Representatives and the Funeral Ser
mon of the Rev. C. NJ. Butler. II 10 embellished
with Tine engraving. from bust Of Mr.. Clay, in
the possession Of Cadwallader Rnggold, US.N.
A merchant in Hartford has cleared $40, 600
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fsaUSE FURNISHING GDOp SIN
II store splen lid collection OF chamber and
parlor Furniture, sach as marble top Cabinets, ma
hoaany do, spring sest, plush and hair cloth Tees
Tetcs, Sofas, rocking and nurse Chairs q and
hogany frame Mirrors, marble ana mahogany top
Wasnstands, marbe-top bronze Centre abes 10
sets, papier mache lever Clocks, Table Cutlery, 10
sets Of 81 pieces; Casters, great variety; bronze
Settles, a ariicle-in fact, almost every article
in the furniahing line.
no ss-6t ALEX MOTT g. co
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'sNHE undersigned have formed co partner
l. ahip under the style and icm OF WIN, r. RO-
BiNSON d. co. for the purpose of carrying Oh tie
Tobacco Manufacturing Business the "a
suing year, and request all those who hired their
hands this year to the late Nr Poitiaux R05insun
brother OF one of our firm, and others having hanGs
for hire to give call before hiring them ont az
we willing to give fair market prices for suca as
suit. WEN. K. ROBINSON,
no 25-dtlJa JAMES TYLER
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TO0PERS WANTED.-I wish 10 hlre ior
" the ensuing year, Is or 30 good C90pars, to
work IN this city, for whom | VIII pay s 90 and
for extra or tights rGrkmen higher price v j. ue
paid quarterly it desired. Persons ha1iag sucr 10
hire, will please address nee here, or apply 6. nv
shop, on the Virginia Central Railroad, near the
Depot, or to Aessrs Bradley 4 Brother, no "a Msu
street
nc 25-tlJa* WILLIAM F. HORD
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Ola X EGs SUPERIOR MDUNTATY
~ BUTTER, most of which was selected es3e.
cially for family use.
80 barrels mountain Buckwheat Flour. in
ibis and sm ~ packages, Warranted ftce Of gdt and
superior to the Northern.
Also, Rabbits Yeast Powders for bread and
cakes, for sale by
no 25-3r RAGLAHD & BROTHER.
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John K. Reed deposed-I yves in the psror the
afternoon of the difficulty, when Mr.. Butler and
Mr. Williams came in out Of Belvns ROOM and
spoke of BIS being in his room somewhat tight
heard Belvin coming down stairs and saw Butler
run up towards him. Heard the discharge of the
pistol, but did not see the weapo ms used.
Officer Trueheart corrobora,ed Mr.. Tyler's state
ment concerning the arrest. Mr.. Williams the
other witness for the commonwealth was absent,
but will be examined on Saturday.
The Mayor committed Belvn to Jail to await ex-
amnaton bafore a called Court of Hastings, to be
held Cn the IS. of December next He refused to
adu ii Belyin to bail.
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Baltimore Ssrt II L.,

- Baltimore, Sept Il, l851
make known the benefits have derived 80 70 W
tam .aamtt2ns tncture: For length Of r-, Esys
er, and great debility Of the nervous SYST P9"
compan!ed with palpita,ioa and hatteriag Of ,s ~
heart. had such sudden attacks that Oh one oo~a
sion could scarcely get home making rrag,f1.
OF my case to friend, he referred me 10 Josant
otapleton, Esq, an old and highly respectshSS ~ ~
zen OF Baltimore, who bad used the TgncsIra a.
similar circumstances | called On Mr. sia.Ge.-r
and, after an Interview of some minutas " 80
satisfied OF the medical virtues of ths ,j,nc, .-y
from the evid nee before me, of his own nersrs'
VINO, Tor some time previous, indicated a lafi;1,,
state Ut health, but now hearty. baI.. sn.aas
ance, with the activity of youth. / jmmsfa,sr.
commenced usins the Tincture, and before tcs<
me contents OF one bottle, my strength was reps.
ed, and can walk as brisk aud am "a aa.,vo ~.
was twenty years ago. This TiGctura is the rfsn3
restorative OF the digestive organs, which -
destroyed, the whole stem is in state II s"a.
ing. - '"-sf-
do as9ertiti ia, in reality, what it is reDresea.sa
to be by DR. Hampton, the inventor.
WIN. A. SCHAEFEFR
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FANDLES.-li0 boxes hitche.ls extra la!':g
~ Adam ntue Csndles-l00 do Mould Candies,
superior qdality-for sale by
no 25-iw DUNLOP, MONCURE, & co.
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|, Home TesfImany 60

- "a .O"tfuI0Hyt- hes1l fr.n,
one OF the Oldest .Msgi.trates Of TIL. IN, c3,..
those we reserato, and then try this grand re-, 70
live e'''N 'IhsOfa-
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NAUTION.-i hereby forewarn al persons
u against harboring or creiitjng my wife on mJ
account, as che has LETT my bed aud board without
cause or provocation.
30 25-Ll< JOHN Fl. HERBERT.
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m FOX SALE Oh RENT, the Framed
- Tenement 0n the south line of Fran kin stras,
between 81 and 4th streets, occupied BIZ a.r laos
Tyrer fronting 90 feet, running back TO feet 10 an
alley. For terms. apply to
nc 23-3t w GODDTV
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Il ,xwSs DIR. X. KIDDER TAyT-9E =
49, removed his Office and residence ~ rs
house at the corner of 9Th and Main sts on,,oso
Rogers Stone Yard no plsN
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Z YOUNG GUARD--ATTENY I{lN.-57
& tend a meeting, at your Armory, on hi. TAI
day. the 18th day of November, a: o'clock, p
~ NJ. By order of the Captain.
no % w BARLOW n =
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merchant in Hartford hae cleared 100000
by four shipped to California this season.
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- To" IT CIty O Wtsh,ngtcn
See cases Cough Rheumatism, D7soeD,ia -
Sold only by o. A. STRECkER-rsrnpbIe,s sra,--
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~ Attention is asked TO ths sdverIisement Of
Dr.. Roses celebrated preparations for Coughs,
Code, Group, Whoepsns Cough and Consump ion,
DE- Rose being regular graduate of the Philadel
phia Medical College, and practitioner Of med. clue
the past 80 yearsin that city has written treatise
On Lung Diseases, which can be had ats wher.
ever his medicines are for sale This book should
be in the hands of every person. as it is an adv,sr to
persons In sickness or in health no 25-u
g4s AUCTIUN.--dgoceI les, Fruit, Ee-
G~-A THIS DAY-by
no 2o-lt DAVENPORT, ALLEN d co.
AS FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS,
49, for sale at Auction THIS MORNING, at
II o'clock, without regard 10 weather
no 70 DUNLOP, MONCuRE, e. co.
R@~ AUCTION CARD Attention Is
D>~IA solicited to our sale THIS MORNING, at
10 O'Clock. See advertisement
no25-lt ALEX MOTT g. &C., Auets.
N0uce.-Drs. BUTLER IL YOUNG
49, have associated themselves for the pur.
pose of practising Medicine, aud may Tor the pres
en-! Do found at Mr Fhos Basers resId snce, on
Church Hill, between 23d and Gath streets.
w w & BUTLER,
no 23-3tA C. w. YOUNG.
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FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

I OST.-On Saturday night, Morocco Bas,
II containing three Keys One large Brass, and
one large Steel Key, connected BY ring-the
small one seperate. The fader will confer favor,
and receive reward OF IS, ii desired, by lesving
them at the Dispatch Office no 25-Gs
Al UTfGE.-TWo small families wishing to 90
Il tain board can be accommodated in a conve.
nent part of the CRY, for business also few day
boarders would be taken. For further Information,
apply at this flee. no 25-G.*
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e WHERE ARE YUU G1IT1s
"a To the Dispatch of1ice for my paper. sad
G.Nl to WIN. BARTHOLOMEW s. Watrn M.
ker, opposite the Dispatch office to b.va
my watch repaired; for hear that he cla and wi
repair them on SO reasonable terms as aay one in
the city, and as correctly. Only y him.
no Il=fs
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-05-05
Democratic District Meeting.

In accordance with previous notice portion of the
Democracy of Wake Forest District assembled at
ForestviIle the 28lh inst. On motion, the Meet
ing was organized by calling to the Chair DIR. w
Hear,sfeld, and DR.. ]. b. Dunn 10 act Secretary
when the following Resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, We view the approaching campaign as
one of peculiar interest to the Democratic party,
ResokUed, That the Chairman appoint five delegates
to represent in the approaching County Conven'
ton, and they be instructed to their influence in
securing the nomination of such men as will be best
calculated defend the of democracy and dis
seminate democratic principles.
Dekegates-James A. Hicks, George B. Allen, J.
H. Dunn, John P. Robertson, P. A. Dunn, ]. B.
Dunn and w. HearsfelG.
Resoiued, That repcsing entire confidence in the
wisdom that shall govern the action of said Conven
ton in the selection of Candidates, will cheer
fully give The nominees cordial, hearty and
thusiasiic support.
Resolred, That the Democracy of this district high
y approve of the able, faithful and impartial manner
in which the duties of the Chief Executive of this
State have been discharged by Gov. ID. S. REID, and
that it has for him our highest regards and
tanned in the high Office which he has filled with SO
much credit himself and dignity to the State and
that we will all honorable means TO secure his
reelection.
On motion, the thanks of the meeting tend
cred the Chairman and Secretary, and their names
were added TO the list of delegates
w. HEARTSFIELD, CHr'n.
]. B. DUNN, Sec'u.
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NTARRTED

On the Goth April, at Woodbne, near Fayetteville,
by the Rev. j. L. Michau1, Rev. c. F. Harris to Miss
Sarah E.. daughter of Capt. Jos. S. Dunn.
In Robson county, on the 22d ult. by Tho. Nor
ment, ESQ., Mr. Henry Il. Pope. to Miss Harriet Moore
In Lumberton Sunday evening, 25th ult, by Tho.
A. Norment, Esq. Mr. Solomon Crump to Miss Emily
Caroline Freeman.
In Moore county, on the 22d ut, by John Mcneil,
Esq, Mr.. Murdoch NJ Spivy Miss Flora Mcdonald,
daughter of Charles Mcdonald.
In Richmond county, the 22d ult,, David w. Sad
berry of Fayetteville, to Miss Elizabeth j. Wade, OF
Richmond.
In Rowan county, on the 22d ult., by the Rev. S.
Rothrock, John Trexer, ESQ., to Miss Anna, daughter
of Mr.. Laurence Linge.
On the Goth ult., by the Rev. H. N. Pharr, Mr. AL
fred t. Morrison, of Alexander county, to Miss Louisa
G.. Gibson, of Iredell.
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Fifth Confessional District.

| The Democratic Convention of the 9Th Congress.
sIonal district, met at the Court House, In Hsboro
on the 18th April, for the purpose of appointing dele
gates to nominate Candidates for President and Vice
President at the National Convention, which meets
! in Baltimore On the first Tuesday of June next.
The Convention was organized by calling w m. II
Lyon, Esq., of Granville, To the Chair and appointing
I J. M. Palmer, of Orange, Secretary.
The following counties were represented, viz
Orange, Granville. Person and Alamance.
On motion of VIM. H. Bailey, Esq, it was ordered
that Committee be raised to prepare business for
the action of the Convention. The Chairman made
the following appointments, viz: J. U. Kirkland and
w. H. Bailey, of Orange; Thos. B. Venabe and Il.
B. Lyon, Granville; f. q. Jordan and r. Hester,
Person; and VIM. Shaw, Alamance.
The Convention then adjourned until O'Clock
P. NJ.
The Convention met agreeably to adjournment.
w. H. Bailey, Esq, on behalf of the COMMITTEE
made the following report:
Resolred. That one delegate from each County be
selected the vote of this district in the Demo-
cratic National Convention.
RESOLVED, That Cad Jones, Jr and ]. NJ. Palmer,
alternate, be appointed from Oranges J. Lancaster
and d. A. Montgomery. alternate, from Aiamance !;
George Williamson and j. A. Graves, alternate. from
Caswel John w. Cunningham and G. B. Win
stead. alternate, from Person; Hon. A. w. VenabIe
J. s. Eaton and James Bullock. alternate, from Gran
Vile; and Hon. Abram Rencher aud John ]. Jackson,
alternate, from Chatham.
ResoiUed, That OF all the great now before the
public we do heartily recommend the names OF JAMES
BUCHANAN, of Penn, for President, and ROBERT
STRANGE, of N. c., for Vice President to the con-
sideration Of the Baltimore Convention, and we DO
hereby instruct delegates to all honorable
efforts to secure their nomination at the same time
we will give our unanimous support to any nominees
who tor the faithful execution of the compromise
measures.
The report received and after a few spirited
remarks by several members of the Convention, the
resolutions were put and adopted.
On motion Of E. G. Jordan, Esq, it was Resolved
that the proceedings of this Convention be published
in the Raleigh Standard, Hllsboro' Recorder and n.
@. Democrat.
The thanks of the Convention then rendered
to the Chairman and Secretary, and motion il ad
journed
WILL. H. LYON, Chairman.
J. NJ. PALMER. Secretary.
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STEAMSHIP LINE.
Between New York and Norfolk,
Petersburg, and Richmond.

Between New York and Norfolk, Va.
Petersburg. and Richmond.
sE.zzslazs-zIA TWO splendid new Steam Ships, built
expressly Tor the route are now running
Steamship CITY OF RICHMOND q. Mitchell,
Commander;
And steamship CITY OF NORFOLK, james Post,
Commander.
One of which leaves New York every Thursday, from
Pier 8, East River, P. NJ. Returning from Rich
mond and City Point Friday, and Norfolk Satur-
day of every week.
These vessels thorough Sea Steamers, very FAST
and have splendid accommodations for passengers.
Cabin Passage and Found:
Between Now York and Norfolk ST. 90
Do. do. and City Point or Richmond 8 90
Storage, do. do. do. 90
Do do. do. Norfolk, 90
Freight from New York to Richmond, cts per foot.
Do. to Petersburg and Norfolk cts. per foot.
This is expeditions, the cheapest, and most pleasant
route passengers take to go to New York.
Insurance 10y these vessels is much lower than by
sailing vessels.
JOSIAH WILLS. NortoIk.
THOMAS BRANCH, Petersbure.
ALFRED 5. LEE, Richmond,
MAILER & LORD,
lOs Wall Street, Ne,c York.
April 7, 1852. 43-6m.
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EGYPTS BEAUTEOUS QUEEN.

Whose peerless charms brought her feet the proud
Conquerors of Gau, Egypt, and Juba, received their
Kingly homage with divine condescenson, and she
saw them gaze in silent admiration upon her matchless
Ioveeus she supposed to have remarked Cleopatras
name shall fill the highest mich the temple of fame
hut the fair Queen committed more papable
ror thap when she imagined that her would take
precedence of those p
Truly fortunate and far famed Lottery Agents and
Bankers,
PYFER & CO.
No L. Light street, Baltimore, mcS
Whose fame will far transcend the history of CaSars
Concuhuc, the flashing genius of Metelus Climber
the blunt intellect and truculent nature of
the suffering keeper of Nimrods Hounds.
WHAT News THE RIALTo?"
In the famous suit against Antonio the Merchant of
Venice the mercess Jew Shylock exclaimed g: If every
ducat in six thousand ducats in six parts, and
cry part ducutI would not draw them" But the
CLuB IN North CAROLINA
who drew on the 9th of Apr, the magnificent capital
prize of $50 2S5 Doars for outlay of 40 Dollars,
have already drawn for their easily acquired for
tune.
Prizes PAID GoLD.
$5O.2S5, sold to CubI in North Carolina.
S2g, 900, sold in Crawford county, Kentucky.
$4,000, sold to a Planter in South Carolina.
$4,000 sold to a Merchant in Florida.
$4,000, sold 10 a Club in Tennessee.
81 000 sold 10 a Farmer in Pa.
Every drawing sell the prizes.
KSriIll39Ha1 Schemes for NAV. 1889.
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North Carolina State Bonds.
Treasury Office.

TreasUry Office,
RALEIGH N. c., April 9Th, 1852. :
CtEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
- until the 10th of May next for the purchase of
SIXTY THOUSAND DOLLARS worth of Bonds issu-
ed by the State of North Carolina the interest six
per cent. per annum,) which will be payable the
fist Monday in January and July in each year, and the
principal at the end of years-in conformity with
an Act of the General Assembly of said State, ratified
January 18th, 1851
Persons bidding will please endorse their letters
{. Proposals for State Bonds"
D. w. COURTS,
Public Treasurer.
April 18th, 1852. 45-td
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ACCIDENT. We learn that on Friday last DR.. Thos.
Bunting of Sampson county, met with an accident
which might have been of very serious character.
1t seems that that day the Doctor and some other
gentlemen were cunning in the vicinity of his resi-
dence. While getting over fence, or rather in
jumping down from a ience the gun belonging to one
of the party went off, the load passing very close to
DR.. Bunting, and some five small shot lodging In his
right arm just above the wrist. The wound is not in
any dangerous way, but still subjects the Doctor to
good deal of inconvenience. WI. JOr.
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TELEGRAPHED FOR THE STANDARD.
WASHINGTON, Nav 4, 1859.

In the Senate, yesterday, Mr.. Rusk spoke, advo-
eating appropriation for relief of the Collins line.
In the House, the bill to relieve Lieut.. Alvarado
Hunter passed. 1t virtually restores him to the
Navy.
Mr.. Clay is sinking rapidly, and is not expected
to live twenty -four hours.
The Pacific has arrived with latest news from Eu@
rope. Cotton has advanced one-eighth of penny
and the demand was active. w.
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DIE D.,

In this City, Monday last, WILLIAM ASHLEY, Sr.
In YanceyvIle Caswell county, the evening of the
9th inst Lizzie Allen youngest daughter of Rev. Thos.
S. Campbell aged years, months and % days. Her
disease dopsy induced by recent attack of Scarlet
Fever
In New Hanover county, on the 23d ut, Mrs. Eliza
beth Saunders aged SO years. rect of the late Richard
Saunders, and daughter of William Hall, decd.
At Masonboro Sound, the 25th ut, Mr. Jas. Hol-
land, aged So years.