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TELEGRAPHEp FOR THE STANDARD:
WASHINGTON, April Is, 1859.

WASHINGTON, April Is, 1859.
The House of Representatives refused yesterday
10 entertain Resolutions offered by Mr. Brown of Mis-
sissippi, forbiddng the. Committee on Printing to
take the contract from Hamilton and give il to the
Union Office for the House, and the Republic Office
The Committee on Printing had recommended this
COURSE, Isl to take the printing of the two Houses
from Hamilton, who. it is alleged, does not comply
with his contract, and give to the two
mentioned /; and Mr.. Borland has resigned his place
on the Committee account of it.
The prices to be paid the new contractors are to
correspond with the bid of John G. Rives two years
ago. There is much excitement here about the
printing. 500. . ...... w. ..
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COMMON SCHOOLS.
90 Lii 'orr1cE or THE lLrrnRARr BO1HD, .

: -'3z'a isi' f'OffIcE THE LIPERARY BoRRD 81.
L .-.sa-a .-s5-aaI ~ Raleigh, APrIl7, 1882 st
The President and Directors of the Literary Fund.-
have resolved distribute among the several Counties
of the State of North Carolina, the mentioned in
the following table, in part of the nett income of said
fund the current year, for the support of Common
Schools in the State the to- be paid Mt the Treasu
Department the application of the persons pro-
perly authorized to receive tire same.
The Counties of Jackson, MadseE, and Yadkn, will
receive their portion of the distributed from the
Counties from which they were respectively formed
.HtE -.Hns.t David $. REID, q ~
-afFe. b" Pes't er-c6feio Of tie -.-
.E '.'. Literary Board
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North Carolina State Bonds.
Treasury Office.

Treasury Office,1
RALEIGH N. C., April sth, 1852.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
~ until the 10th of May next, for the purchase of
SIXTY THOUSAND DOLLARS worth of Bonds ssu-
ed by the State of North Carolina the interest on
which will be payable the first Monday in January
and July i'll each year, and the principal the end of
ten years in conformity with Act of the General
Assembly of said State ratif Ell January 2sth, 1851.
Persons bidding will please endorse their letters
f." Proposals for State Bonds" L
d. w. COURTS,
Public Treasurer.
April 18th, 1852. 45-td .
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N W N o V Ell S =.

n AVEN'S CLIFFE, by the author Of Time the
h,Avenger, Mordaunt Hall, &c. .... ...
The HEAD THE FAMILY, by the author of Olive
and Agilvies. -..- s,.. .-....
THE TUroR's WAND, by the author of Wayfaring
Sketches, Use and Abuses, &c. ..-.. .,-. ...-.s.
MARcUs WARLAND, OR THE LONG Moss SPR1Ne, a
Tale of the South, by Caroline Lee Hentz, author
Linda Rena, sc. :srs.. H. s.. ...-.... st..
COUNT MONTE LEONE, THE SPY IN SOCIETY,
from the French of H. De ST. Georges .oaE
Received and for sale by
.'.F-rss -a1--ioW..L L. PoMEROY.
Raleigh. april H. 1852. ...i ~ d.
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April 18th, 1852.
Notiee---sIO Reward.

d ANYWAY from the subscriber, on the LIST day of
H. April, s52. mulatto fellow named JEHR1 MANLY,
he calls himself and says he is free man. but his
papers have been Said boy is about 80 81
years old, and has free for his wifethe woman
is well known by the of Nancy Reed, she has
sister in the neghborhood of Tarboro and Logsboro
and doubt they lurking in that vicinity The boy
was raised in the town OF Louisburg, N. Co. and has a
mother and several brothers in that place. The above
reward will be paid for his delivery the undersigned
Rocky Mount, or,any Jail that can get him sgain.
--.ar ..... ...:....s... S. D. ARMSTRONG
Rocky Mount, April Sd, 1852 ..s. 45-5t.8
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THE Public PRINTING,

WASHINGTON, April 8. Tho joint committee Of
the two Houses on printing have decided that the
contractor has failed to fulfill his author
zed and have therefore given the Senate printing to
the Republic, and the House printing to The Union
newspaper. Messrs. German, Stanton, of Kentucky,
Haven, and Truman Smith, voted in favor, and Ham,
lin and Borland against the contract.
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8 6O,2S3,36

Ordered that the foregoing Tabular Statement be pub
shed twice in the North Carolina Standard the Raj
eigh Star the Pioneer. Elizabeth City the Caroinian
Fayetteville the Journal Wilmington the Warrenton
News the Goldsborough Republican and Patriot; the
Asheville News; the Spirit of the Age; the Lincoln
Republican the Greensborough Patriot; the Mountain
Banner the Halifax Republican the Tarborough South
ernor the Graham Democrat; the Salem Press tn
Albemarle Bulletin; the Plymouth Villager; and the
Newberniah.
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MARRTED,

In Grecnsborough the evening of the 5h inst by the
Rev President Deems Rufus L. Patterson Esq of Cal
WE'LL Miss Marie Louise, daughter of Gov Morehea adj
At South Boston, Mass, on the 3Oth ultmo. by the
Rev. W. Alvord, George Hooper, Esq, of the firm of
Chadbourn & Hooper, of Wilmington, to Miss Sarah
Jane Morrill,.
In Charleston, 8. c., the 4th inst, by the Rev
Mr. Gothart Bernham Mr. Charles Young, of that city,
to Mrs Anna K. Simpson, of Fayetteville, n. e.
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!
ne senate was engaged for the most part, Fri
gay the 9Th, In considering the joint resolution maxi
ing appropriations for the extensions of the capitol
me House amendment increasing the appropriation
10 SoOo'oOo was concurred in, with an amendment !;
and the Senate, after considering private bills. and
hoSing an Executive session, adjourned till Monday
ne House was engaged, on the same day, in con-
sderlng private bills The bin for the relief of the
debated and passed and then the House adjourned
till Monday. -7t 49, -..E = - -.
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Il Gre1t Llyention.

WASHINGTON, April 9. new light has been in
troduced the public to day by E. M. Hall, patentee
supplantng camphene account of its un-explosive
character, and which can be furnished one hundred
per cent cheaper than gas 1t tested in the pres
ence of number of scientific gentlemen, who were
unanimous in expressing their opinion of its superior
merits. All who witnessed this Safeguarding light
consider it great discovery. -
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Ctate of North Carolina, WAKE COUNTY,
DSuperior Court of Law, Spring Term, 1852. ls.E
Criminal Docket and Equity Docket, has accumulated
insomuch that it be dispatched in any reasonable
time, 1t is thereupon ordered that Spec a Term of
Superior Court be held for the County of Wake the
third Monday in July, 1852. aia. s'sr1 ....t. II,
.aer .f R. P. FINCH. Clerk
April7, 1851 --. 2. ~ 'a.ss.- 81 -.. 42-6w. -
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Missouri Democratic Convention.

ST. LOUIS. April 8. The Democratic Convention
at Jefferson City adjourned sine die yesterday, after
passing resolutions in favor of the Compromise, and
reaffirming the Democratic platform of 1913. Ser-
ling Price, af ter fierce contest, nominated for
Governor over +. NJ. Price, (Benton.) The balance
of the State ticket was divided equally between the
Bentonites and anti-Bentonites. Montgomery Blair
was elected delegate to the National Convention with
instructions to support Cass and Butler.
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EARLY MUSICAL EDUcATIoN IN GERMANY. In
visiting the school at Schwalbach, the first room we
came 10 was that of the girls, who all earnngas-
tronomy. strange preparation, thought for the after
life Of a Nassau female. Who would think that the
walking masses, half grass, half woman. one meets
every day in the fields and lanes would be able TO tell
whether the earth moved round the sun, the sun
round the earth, if the moon were any bigger than
their own reaping hooks! We asked the master
allow to hear them siLg. Great was the delight
of the little madchens when this request was made
known there universal frightening of faces
and shufing of leaves; the pedagogue took down an
old violin from peg where il hung, and accompanied
their sweet voices in pretty simple ais which they
sung in parts and from the notes. .I
The next room was full of little boys, between six
and eight years of age. They sang hymn for us,
the simple words of which were very touching. AS
stood behind dear little fellow, hardly higher
than the table, understood how it was that the
Germans a nation of musicians, and that in lis
tenng the rude songs of the peasants their work,
the ear is shocked by the drawng, untaught
style of the class of people in our county,
From the time they able to lisp, they are made to
sing by note. My little friend in the ragged blouse,
and all the other children, had the music, well
the words they singing, in their hands, written
sheets of paper; they followed the time correct
ly as possible, marking with their little fingers on
the page the crotchets, fquavers, rests &c. = =
At Leipsic, the most un-English trait, gathered
during my speculations at the window this evening,
group of little boys playing in the grass-Plot
outside They were all poor, and few stockingless,
and were engaged In some uproarious game, when
in the middle of it, the little urchns burst into the
harmonious melody, each taking his part, sopra-
no, tenor, bass, &C., with exquisite correctness.
saw them jump up, and linking each others arms in
school-boy fashion, sally down the street, voci
ferating their song in such time and tune that but
for my Initiation into the mystery at the Schwalbach
scool, should have stared at them as SO many little
wonders What deig htful system is this music !!
early and as indispensable branch of education
as the A. B. c. --.......r
Souvenirs Of Summer in Germany.
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Late, from Tsnas-TAe Slate Conpentions.

New ORLEANS, April 6. The steamships West
Wind, from Chagres, and the Yacht and Meteor.
from Texas, arrived to-day. The dates from Texas
are to the I'd. The Wing and Democratic State Con-
ventions both passed resolutions adhere the COM
promise measures. The former passed resolution
complimentary to the administration of Mr.. Fillmore,
and the latter resolved to support the Baltimore Con-
veDtion nominee. -... ..4. r...... -.
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He IS ONLY MECHANIC. How frequently is this
remark made by arisocratc upstairs, who have moth
ing to recommend them save their money and impu-
dence, when the name Of an honest and intelligent
mechanic happens to be mentioned in their presence
They consider it degrading to associate with those
who do rot, like themselves, possess wealth, even
though that wealth obtained by the most rascally
means. Nothing is SO disgusting to well-bred. we'll
informed people, as TO hear an ignorant conceited,
puffed-up, Ionghaired, brainless, impudent dandy,
talk about mechanics, as if they brutes.
No true lady or gentleman VI Guild be guilty OF such
lit,leness. Ii is only the ignorant spoiled beauty
the worthless, contemplate soaplock who would do
So Show US the man woman who would consid-
er it disgrace associate with honest we'll inform
ed mechanics, and will show you a worthless,
ignorant conceted creature, useless to hmselt and
the world, and disgrace and circumference TO his
friends - West. Lit Ness.
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Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun.

- WASHINGTON, April 8, 1852.
There is fair fight between the Fillmore and
Seward or Scott wings of the Wing party, which it
would be an act of impiety to disturb. A Wing
is to be held Tomorrow evening great events
may happen which no human wisdom can foreshadow.
Gen. Scott it is asserted, concentrate in him
self the whole Freesoi of the Northern States
as centre of operaon,' with the Maine liquor law
and Seward intervention acting the right and left
wings of his army. One wing expected to capture
commanded by Seward and Thurlow Weed, will be
composed of the entire foreign adopted citizens.
ssting of Irishmen, Germans, Dutch, Swedes, N or
wegians, French, Spanish and Portuguese
The Southern division, small but select and well
appointed, consisting entirely of veterans divided
into three brigades, commanded, respectively, by
Messrs. Jones, Mangum, and Stany, are intended to
keep the S:ate-rghts in check, while the real
battle will be fought in the three great States of New
York, Pennsylvania, and Ohio. = .....--... ...
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Defeat of the Maine Law in Pennsylvania

Defeat Of fhe Maine LqW IN Pennsy Erania.
BALTIMoRE, April 10. The vote was taken on We'd
nesday the first section of the proposed Maine law,
it was rejected-ayes 46, nays SO. 1t appears that
81 wings and natives voted for it, and IA wings and
Sc democrats against it.
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We heard the following interesting conversation,
few days since, between candidates for academic
honor: t.ssr rean.rts--s ..-s 1..s s-. s,srs
Bill spell cat, rat, hat, fat, with only letter
for each word.''5 siFs.. '.-04-af --.'. = -'.s-
1t can't be did," ...@- a=..r.
.'What! you just ready to report verbatim, phon-
eticaly, and can't do that2 Just look here C 80
eighty cat, 80 rat, 80 hat, 80 bat 80 fat
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Sill LaLer from Ierus-.fmericon Steamboat Fired
upon By The Mericans.

New ORLEANS, April 7th. Late advices from Texas
report that the steamer Camanche, while ascending
the Rio Grande with forty passengers, including many
ladies, and also General Carvajal, fired upon by
the Mexican soldiers from the bank of the river.
The shot struck the boat, but luckily lives we're
lost. The shots were probably intended for Carvajal.
The outrage had excited much indignation the part
of the Americans. - .-...
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i. - Egerton's Scotch Snuff
WE agents for the above celebrated Snuff put
w up in papers, which authorized to sell at
the Manufacturer prices. Supplies received weekly
=. ...... 49,. % 5-..a SMYTH & DCNN. f.,tF
Petersburg, va.
Petersburg, March 23d, tS4S. .-. 43- I'M.
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Gov. Wright. the democratic candidate for the
GubernatoriaI chair of Indiana, is emphatically a
working man. He made speech as candidate for
Governor, in a Courthouse in Indiana, every brick
Of which was m; de by him.
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Kossuth az Charleston.

CHARLESTON, April 9. Kossuth arrived here to-
day, but his arrival creates sensation.
To-day being holiday, GOOD Friday,) no bust
ness has been transacted.
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District Meeting.

A MEETING of the Democrats of Raleigh and vi
~ cinity will be held the Town Hall, Saturday
the 24h of APRIL for tn purpose of appointing Delegates
to the County Convention, to be held Tuesday of May
Court. e..-- .-s.-s -.f.--< -=. .-.s-. 49,.
.AnriIIa 1882 -..... 45-td.
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Gen. ,Canedo, the new captain-general of Cuba.
ones; aii1 MaIch 10th. Gems. Medinilla and Mar
Coso. w. nGld nigh appointments under him, Don
0"Sof nephew is 10 be censor of the press
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~ aa d.. ' New Books.
DANCROF1'S Hi.tory of the U. S., VOL Nv. f
DAnnuaI of Scienfic Discovery for 1852.
Arctic Expedition Search of Sir John Franklin, by
Cir John Richardson B., F. R. S. &c. .-..., 49,
.. Received and for sale by r ... .
..- .. .....w e.#.u.< -,i: w. L. POMEROY.
April IL, 1852. 40
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prominent gentlemen, and held the editors all alike
criminal I'M athough he was for Young America
The House soon after adjourned Z
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-. On Tuesday the Cars on the Virginia and Tennes-
r 1te Kali Road made their first trip Liberty, 25
nf from Lynchburg carrying up 700 persons
~ 0o.n sexes, Saunders Brass Band, &c. The compa-
ny enjoyed sumptuous dinner at Terry's hotei in
'y-and the country around had great jubilee.
RichmOnd Enquirer.
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Mr. Crttenden wrote Ie.er 70 frianJ " Ean1oI 'r'
tequestng that his name should not be brought be-
ole t1e Wing Convention of that State, and express
ing his preference for Mr. Fillmore. For this act
Ne T3 receives the highest laudatons from the Wing
ni'nofe press. Look back few years, and it will
Se seen that Mr. Crittenden u S. Senator, intro
iuced bill forbiddng the poor ofice-holders
all eectons for fear of tanning the purity of the ell
1--WE franchise by official interference, Now, how
CT we hear OF this same gentleman, as Attorney
GENERAL using the high influence of his Office in
sSayng public sentiment in hehalf of the reelection
Of his Executive Head! Here is another Wing
principle - whistled down the wind R.ch. Enc.
on tuesday the Cars on the Virginia and Tennes-
pee Ral Road made their first trim to I.ihertu &
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TENNESSEE.

Under the cheering caption of "the
tide is turning, and strongly" we find
the following statement IN that reliable
journal the Nashville "Republlcan Ban
ner" of August IS:
ave now tell our friends, who will
RENE mber that we have not misled them
by erroneous estimates heretofore, that
TENNESSEE wW rote for Scorr and
GRAHAM By a triumphant majority. We
know ofDemocratic changes in their fa-
vor, and We hear of them throughout all
the counties. They commence with our
immediate neighbors, in the street we
live on, and are to be found in the diff
ierent wards of the city, the districts of
the county, and the counties of the
whole State. We can name a single
district in a neighborlng county in
which thirty-six voters who voted for
Cass four years ago now repudiate Pierce.
We think we can name a county hard
by where the Wing gain upon the last
election will be from three hundred to
five hundred votes We now believe
We shall gain in every or nearly every
Middle Tennessee county. Our news
from East Tennessee is from reliable
private sources, and is very cheering
From West Tennessee we have not
heard so definitely, but we believe we
are there too on gaining ground. We
DO not care to boast, but we rejoice that
the people Of noble, patriotic Tennessee
are with us, and we cannot we'll help
saying so. Huzza for Scorr and GRA-
! HAM ~
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FrNHTS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
scriber of Cecil county, has obra ned
from the Orphans Court of said county, letters
of Administration on the personal estate of
Nathaniel Biddle
late of said county deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against the said deceased, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
hcleolduly authenticated. on or before the
18th day Of May 1853,
they may otherwise by law, be excluded from all
benefit of SAID estate. All persons indebted to
said estate, are requested to make immediate
payment to the subscriber. Given under my
hand this 18th day OF May 1852
BENJAMIN W. HARRIS,
August II '12-Gw. Admr.
TENIilS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
d scrber ofCecil county, has obtained from
the Orphans Court OF said county, letters tes-
timentary on the personal estate of
John NJ. Miller
late of said county deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims AGAINST the said deceased, are heieby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereofduly authenticated, on or before the
25th day OF May 1853
they may otherwise by law, be excluded from al
bentit Of said estate. All persons indebted Ia
said estate are requested 10 make immediate
payment to the subscriber, Given under my
hand this 25th day OF MAY 1852.
JOHN c. GROOME.
August II 'j2-6w. EXt'r.
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NOTICE, TO FARMERS.

n UANO.-Thc undersigned would respect
VI fully call the attention Of Farmers to their
extensive stock ofGJANO, and would solicit
an examination of the same before purchasing.
We have, as usual, large supply of No. quail
:ly PERUTL3N, Of direct importation, the ana
lySiS Of which cannot be eXccIcd by any in this
market. Also, P.lT.AGONLlN of 1st and ID
qualities, the former containing i per cent of
Phosphates and l3 % per cent otSalts of AM
monia; the latter % per cent Of Phospha,es and
| 10 per cent OF Salts OF Ammonia, as per certif-
cate of DR.. David Stewart, which can be seen
at our warehouse.
These GuanOcs, containing, as they do, very
large proportion of Phosphates, and enough of
the active property, Ammonia, are peculiarly
adapted TO stiff soils, and we are in possession
of various testimonials from Farmers, stating
that the results derived from their use have been
more satisfactory, at about one half the cost,
than that obtained from Peruvian.
We are now enabled to sell GLANO at pr-
ces greatly reduced ilom those Of previous sea-
sons.
a liberal deduction made to clubs or parties
taking 30 tons.
UJr-All Guano is sold by us under guaranty
of its genuneness.
UJ7-Also for sale BONE DUST, GROUND
PLASTER in bbls. and .NENiC.iN Gt. 3NO.
p. MALCOM \ CO.,
Guano Grain and Flour Warehouses,
! Cor. OF Dowly's wharf and wood street, BAL
TIMoRE, Md. [au" % In
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SELLING AZ COST.

THE subscribers being determined TO close
on, their Summer Stock Of Dry Goods, rH sell
al cost their entire stock of this kind, and being
bought low, will of course be sold at great bar
gains to SUIT the times and such customers
wish to buy cheap. Our stock consists in part
of barege de lanes, barescs, lawns, singhams,
prints, white dress goods, bicached and I'M
bleached musins, hosiery, gloves, ribbons, 'accs,
gimps, shawls, together with a general assort-
ment of gcntlemcn'S wear, at low prices. Call
and see us at the old stand, east or upper end of
Elkton; where we are sure you will be pleased
as to style, quality and lor rates.
Jy24 VIM. NJ. kENNARD g. co.
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NEW TIN AND SHEET IRON
MANVFACTORY.

NTAHAN & CO., take this method of inform
MI ing their friends and the public generally,
that they have opened new Tin and Sheet lion
establishment, in the store house lately occupied
by kcttlewell & Co., cas-: end of Elkton. and
are prepared to do all kinds of Tin and Sheet
Iron work, at the shortest notice and on the most
reasonable terms.
Particular attention will be paid to ROOFING
AND SCOUTING. Having engaged the SER
vices of the very best workmcn, we bind our
selves to finish such jobs in manner unsurpaSs-
ed in city or country. In this department OF our
business particularly, it will be TO the interest
of persons to contract with US, we insure sat
isacllon or demand no pay. We will keep con
stanlly on hand Tin Ware, made in II superior
manner and OF the best material, to which we
invite the attention of the public.
A very liberal discount allowed to persons who
bny TO sell again. We request such to send in
their orders, and respectfully solicit share OF
the public patronage.
Particular attention will be paid to repairing;
and country produce taken in exchange for Tin
Ware. MAHAN & co.
| N. BIN due time we will have general
assortment o! STOVES, which will he sold at
the most reasonable prices. may % tt