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b tn KOSSUTEI'S DAGUERREOTYPE.t MI
TINE ADVERTISEMENT in the Baltimore Sun
\ u of the 18th, and the New York Timer of the
10th instant, by Whtehnrst, claiming the credit of
having taken the likeness Of this distingushedin
dividual, is not true " ~ Ell ~. 81 ~ ,
The only Daguerreotype which has been taken
in America of Governor Kossuth, was taken in his
rooms at Browns Hotel, by Bennett, and the only
original picture in- this city may be seen at his
Gallery near Seventh street. AL others copies
Daguerreotypes of Madame Pulszky and other
distinguished individuals also exhibition at
III (. .s,'.y BENEFITS National Gallery,
\, Jan 26 ~. Pa. avenue, near 7th street.
tINANTED-AN NURSE; colored person pre-.
/. W. ferred. None need apply without good re
Communications. Inquire atthe corner Of 9th and
+ streets, May 81
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% CeoPs-Farincrs are beginning to harveet their
wheat. Winter wheat will be good. but spring
wheat il isIcared wit be-badly injured with rust.
The reports from the middle and lower part OF tho
State are favorable.
TGdlsma (IR.) ddosrf
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JUST RECEIVED,

JUST hECEIVED,1t ..'
ENEW and elegant Spring Styles of Scarfs, era
IN watts, Stocks, Ties, Gloves of every descrip.
ton, Suspenders, Handkerchiefs of silk and linen;
plain, figured and embroidered Hosiery of ali
kinds; Umbrellas and Canes; with large supply
OF Gentiemen's Toilet articles, such ms Lrbin and
Provost Extracts, Cosmetics, Pomatums, Soaps,
and best Farina Cologne; Brushes Of every de.
scription; together with a large and complete
assortment of Gentlemen's Furnishing articles all
OF the very best qualities, constantly on hand.
and for sale at reasonable prices, at :" g. s's
~ - y. E+-.,..'~ G-t a CHAS. H. LANES (
Hat, Gap, and Gentlemen's Furnishing
- Establishment, Penn. avenue, near Al street.
March AZ ,sa.s& 4. 4hssa,gvs ~ ~ 4t.IIr =
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3 ! n. 81 y ra-tf "A
GsN. Soorr Is 1Sl4.--Niies's Rsgisier of Au-
gust 27 1914. pays the following handsome tribute
70 General Scott, from which an idea may be form
cd OF the estimation in which the General was
then held by his coulirymen: ,H,l 4.ei.3 r. i, ~.
"Gsnerals Brown and Scott are doing well. Tho
former, Il IL thought, may have resumed his COM
mand about the 25th Of August. Scott suffered
much, and still confined 10 his bed on the 18th;
however there was every prospect Of as spesdy q
recovery ms could be@sexpected. This gallant
soldier who bias not yet attained his hrtieth year.
is native OF this county, {Dinwiddie,) in this
State he received his education, and its last polish
at the College Of William and Mary. With skill.
diligence, perseverance, and unrivailed eloquence,
he practiced the law for short time in the ada
cent counties But his great soul aspred TO deeds
of arms He cnicrsd the service Of bis country IN
1903, with the commission of captain OF light
artillery, and in short time joined the southern
army under General wilkinson. HIS arrest, the
charges against him, and HE unparalleled defence
on that occasion, have long since been before the
public. This noble defence convinced the Cabinet
at Warrington and the world at large that he was
the scholar, the politician, and the soldier. Since
then no man has ascended the military ladder
with more resplendent rnpidity than has winfield
Scott; f,oo more rounds, and he will have topped
the climax Of military honor! s ~
&c lowing with friendship, veneration, and
ptide for tie brave soldier number of citizens Of
have made an elegant stoord. with appropriate
devices, TO be presented TO the hero Of Caippeoo
and Bridgesoatsr. In his hands are confident 1T
will never be drawn but in defence OF his countrys
rights and never tarnished but by the blood OF our
fOe - q .. VA .. "a,
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AUCTION NOTICE,

THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully announces ia
L his friends and the public that he has com.
mepced the Auction and Commission business on
his own account, and oers his services for the sale
Of every description Of real and personal property
upon the most favorable terms. <: =. . =. :
With an experience of twenty years in the va
rious departments of Auction business, the last
four of which he has been personally known TO the
citixens of Washington as the Auctioneer of the
late firms of Dyer & Bro. and Dyer & Mcclure,
he deems il unnecessary to say moro than that his
persUnai attendance can be relied upon in all mat.
tiers Of business, and sales of any amount cashed
without delay, III q. ss,gG ; ~ gx "a So, d,
Until permanent arrangements. can be made for
the reception and sale of merchandise on commis-
sion, persons wishing to employ an Auctioneer
will please call at the office of A RoTHwrLL, ESQ.,.
on D street, east Of 7th, where can be found
during business hours, ready and prepared to
answer the calls Of the public. Respectfully. =
June l0--dtf ~ 5a',M E. N. STRATTON.r III,
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NEW STEAM PAPER MILL AT May
$500 ~ LANDvILLE, 81 g-

THE SUBSCRIBERS beg leave 10 inform their
il friends, and the trade generally, that they
prepared to furnish, on shortnotice, all kinds Of
PRINTING PAPER ~ 49,
of any size or weight required, at prices from ten
TO fifteen cents per pound, according 10 quality.
Orders addressed to the subscribers Philadel.
phia post Office, will receive prompt attention.
Fob I4--us &c. &P. n. WARREN.
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When II 10 not convenient to forward amount Of
otde, per nail or eAPre:e, reiesenoe 70 respect
will meet with prompt attention, If Addrcssed
#ll5s WILLIAM MURPHY, 1
An $780, q 263 Madison street, New York. p
Orders be attended TO promptly If left Mt the
stores Of Messrs She'll Mott 90 Wall street,
Mcssrs. H. Jeroliman & Co., 134 William street. ).
N. b. Business cards, embossed in colors from
came dies, at 8 10 per thousand. wv Nov Is
CMoLLET's WORKS; fine English edition,
- 1851, with many eDgravings. complete for S3-
Humphrey Clinker, Ferdinand Count Fathom,
Launcciot Grcases, Adventures Of an Atom Ira.
wells Through France and Italy, Expedition against
Carthagena; his Dramatic Works, Poetry, &c,
&C., and Roscoe's Memoir OF the Life and Works
of the Author, with portrait from Sir Joshua Rey.
nods. FRANCK TAYLOR. Z
y June IS ,Es, = .ag' 81 ss.4S ~ s. sN-ts II
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Resolved, That the members of the convention
wear the usual badge of mourning for t.nrty days.
Resoiped, That these resolutions be sprea' on inc
minutes and be published . part Of the proceed,
ngs of this convention, and copy be transmit fed
to the family Of the deceased by the secretaries.
II being understood that Mr. Fillmore would
possibly return home, after the 4th March next,
through the Southern States and up the Ohio river,
Mr.. Chisoim, Union Democrat, offered the fol.
lowing resolutions, which were carried by accla-
nation: - ~
Resoiued, That his excellency Willard Fillmore.
President Of the United States by bis patriotic and
truly national course on the great questions in re-
ference TO which the Union party was organized.
il eminently entitled to, and fully enjoys the fe'
spect and confidence OF the people OF Georgia = .
Rssoiued, That this body feels that y speaks the
voice of that people when Il declares. that citizen
of the Republic would be greeted with q more
hearty welcome than Mr.. Fillmore, should he visit
our State. s-s Et- 1t{ ssgSg tsE " |f3%a - "A
Reselved, That this body respectfully invite him
to visit Georgia, and thas 70 afford ous citizens an
opportunity 70 express In erson their sentiments.
Rssolusd, That the President Of the convention
be requested copy Of Theses proceedings
The 'convension adjournsd Peidsy evening At 2
O'Clock, after appointing a cosBmittsc 10 Psspsse
nm address 10 the peoplsof GsosglAsc
We omitted TO siats in the proper place that Mr.
/ Barlow sustained the substitute of MIR. Cuylcr.
dominating Pisrce and King, in one Of the abiest
speeches be ever delivered. We-nay take occasion
TO refer to IL hereafter. The delegates from this
county-Messrs. Barlow, Cuyier, Ward, WHY.
anu Lloyd-voted unanimously for the substitute.
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FURTHER CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
SINCE THE NOTICE from this office of the 10th
~ January last, which appeared in the newspa-
pers of this city, cautoning the public against &c.
Captain l.. c. Easton, Assistant Quarter master,
recently stationed at Santa F6, New Mexico, a
third forged draft ON the Quartermaster General
has been presented for payment. II Ia numbered
Robert 4. Brent, esq, for $3.50, and signed L. G..
Easton, Captain and Assistant Quartermastcr.
II 10 known, from official advice In this Office,
tbatthc only genuine drafts Of Captain Easton on
the Quartermaster General are numbered from
to LII; all Of which have been long since paid. I'd
Captain Easton having censed to draw, there are
consequently genuinc draftsof his now In cirou.
lation. - 49,, s - Vi .1.,. h. t,tsrtgs ., u,
BY direction of the Quartermastcr General. a.
WIN. A. GORDON, Chief Clerk )
QuARrKRMAsrER GRN.aAL's OrrIcE, -,'asat+,
!. a. WAsHIssros CIrr. February ID, 1852. i
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Self-seallng Advertising Envelopes No .463
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i of all who may see this advertisement, feels
none Of that hesitation with which new article is
brought before the public. The experience OF
years has established their superiority beyond all
question and he confidently refers to the testimo.
ny of those business men who have used these en-
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proof OF their excellence. The following are few
of the reasons for their popularity: 80 3P7%'
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AGAINST FRAUD. S* #"Fr1 '"1 = =
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4th. Upon the miscarriage of . letter the sealin-
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OF being buried months in the dead letter Office.
9Th. The envelopes are furnished at almost THE
SAME PRICE AS PLAIN ONES, with only tho
additional cost ofthe die, which will last for years
9Th. Each letter mailed is most effective adver.
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whose hands 1t may pass. ~ s,.1+A .s.yss =
The following is fist prices for dies engraved
brass and Of envelopes of the usual letter size,
either white or buff, of good paper, and made as
above with name, address, &C.: ~ " !@
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y" ~ 81 ISAAC FOWLER, President. % y
7%'s a . Fl. II. HATHORN, Vice President.
.2yj ~. GEO: YOUNG, JR., Secretary.
+ VIM H. FLEEMAN, Treasurer.
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FROM ne Saransah ltePS6fscdn, July "
In our report Of the proceedings OF the constitu-
tionai Union Convention yesterday. We omitted to
state that the adoption Of the report Of the commit
tee was supported by Mr.. Ward, and that both he
and Mr.. Lloyd we're opposed 10 the preamble and
resolutions Of Mr.. Cuyler, offered asa substitute.
We were led into the error from the fact that the
yeas and nays were nken by counties, and the
vote Of Chatham county WIS cast after these two
gentlemen had retired. These gentlemen will
give their support to the ticket nominated. ar.s
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VOLUME XVIII.
ruE NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD
,rsIrsHxD WEEKLY And skx1-wErkI1 BIZ
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Letters to the Editor must come free of postage.
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SCOTT AND sEWARD-REAb!

sASNSAA ANIL
We have before us the New York Times, Whig
paper, which contains accounts Of General Scots
speeches a. Rochester, Auburn, Syracuse, &c. Au-
burn it well known, the place where the infa-
nous Seward resides; and the Southern people
have not forgotten that some twelve months since,
he invited to his house and entertained number
of whites and negroes, some of them in Bloomer
dress, who had been engaged in resisting the fugi-
tiye-slave law, the most important measure in the
compromise" Well, Gen. Scott arrived at Au-
burn on the 18th, where he made characteristic
speech. He banded the word g lie " in the course
of his remarks, and said other things as weak as
they were ludicrous. We quote as follows from
the New York Times:
Gov. Seward, having been loudly called for, ap.
peared on the balcony, and after being greeted with
cheers, said:
My Meighbors and Friends. This is not time nor
an occasionfor me to speak to you. A voce-why
not! Because it is unnecessary. will make a
single reflection. Scarcely four months ago we
gathered the depot pay the tribute of respect and
affection to the mortal remains of the greatest of Amer
ican statesmen. then their way their final rest
ing-Place at Ashland. To-day, we receive among
ourselves in full life stature, and proportions and
neditH lcneeS tne greatest OF American heroes since
the Revolutionary age. (Cheers.] So one passeth.
and another comes. Let all good men and patriots
take courage, then. and be assured that if we, the
American people, preserve our virtue the race of pub
lie benefactors cannot become extinct.
The General then took the carriage and called at
the reaidences of Gov. Seward and Hon. Christopher
Morgan, after which he was escorted back to the
Exchange Hotel, where dinner was waiting. Gov.
Seward presided the table. On his right General
Scott seated, and his left, Hon. b. F. Hall,
our worthy Mayor. After the company had partaken
of the rich repast prepared by mine host Gen. Wood,
of the Exchange, the cloth was removed, and Gov.
Seward gave the following toast:
Winfield Seon-The defender and extender of his
country.
The sentiment was received with loud applause,
and Gen. Scott offered the following:
.qsburn-Late lovely village, and now not de.
serted village. but populous and aourishing City"
What will the Southern people say to that 2
Seward, we were told some weeks since, had de-
parted for an European tour; but behold here he
is vet, in the fulness of his infamous stature and
proportions" s0aited on by Gen. Scott, and presi-
ding at dinner g;ve's IN honor of Gen. Scott.
Comment is unnecessary. It's natural that Gen.
Scott should act thus towards the man who pro-
cured his nomination over the heads of Webster
and Fillmore; and if Scott should be elected, he
will only change places at the table with Seward,
for though Scott may preside, Seward will rule
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HARD TO FIND.

The place to establish that Military Asylum.
Gen. Scott went to look for it !; but he must have
forgotten the object of his" search and been look
ing for the Presidential Chair all the time or else
that "site is hidden in some very obscure corner.
Can't the General find it? The last weheard from
him he was looking for it at Auburn along with
his foremost friend, Mr.. Seward. Where is that
" site for Military Asylum Would it not be
we'll to get out a search warrant and depute Sew
ard, Greely and Weed to make the search!
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THAT MODESTY

The friends Of Gen.. Scott have contended that
the reason he did not write and take ground for
the Compromise before his nomination, was all
owing to his modestyy y that he would not place
himself in an attitude which would subject him to
the suspicion Of bidding for the Presidency.
This nsavall have been SO but if it was, the eff
feet Of his nomination upon his {" modesty has
been wonderfully destructive--even annihilating.
He can now 60 stumping it through the States in
a manner which shows he is completely freed from
that peculiar characteristic with which he was so
afflicted previous to his nomination.
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This verv fair Senator likewise stated that the Rev.
Mr.. Foss who reported Gen. Pierce's New Boston
speech was horse.thief. and had been in the State
prison Mr.. Foss is Baptist clergyman, in good
and regular standing in that denomination.
So :" -. = Hartford Courant.
Then he is acorse than horse-th!et! A clergyman
to be guilty of such infamy, branded upon him by
one hundred and eleuen men, his own neghbors, can
be only unm.igated knave. t'neinnatH Eng.
He IS !" worse than horse-thief - for according
to his own confession in letter published in one
of the New Hampshire papers, he has been enga-
ged in the work Of enticng away Slaves from their
masters and aiding them to get to Canada He
il negro stealer Such is the character Of the
witness brought forward, By Southern men, against
Gen. Pierce. Some of the Scott leaders are get
tno sick of this Foss business. Hold them to it
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H1eH TARIFF. The price Of railroad iron in Eng
land has gone up from 82I to $3l per ton. This
adds under our ad valo,en tariff. S6 per ton to the
duty, ,hus increasing the protection on our side.
viii our high tariff Wings just mole this down,
90 they may NOT forget It when ihsy to oppose
ii,s ruinous tariff Of 46l Richmond Enquirer.