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Not one in ten thinks how close clings old habits
and customs and how very nearly they may make a
worshiping Deity for every mothers of US. The
papers tell story of deacon in conference meeting
in the town of D, about twenty miles north Of
Boston, who addressed hs audience one Sabbath
evening against new tangled ideas, follows
abou. nowadays We are told that all nnmkia g are
going to Heaven; but, my brethren and sisters. we
hope for better things 1t can't be my dear friends
because, with the Catholic and the Baptist, and the
Episcopalian in Heaven, could never get along
any how. l hope such theory will be overturned
at once.''
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STEAMSHIPS

Between Richmond. City Point, Norfolk, and
New York.
. { - LINE of splendid new Steam Ships
is now running regularly the above route, composed
Steamship CITY OF RICHMOND R. W. Foster,
And steamship CITY OF NORFOLK, James Post,
Commander
Each vessel making three trips per manufacturing
New York alternate Wednesdays and Saturday,
Richmond and City Point on Monday and Thursday
and Norfolk on Tuesday and Friday.
Passage in Cabin State room, and found, between
Norfolk and New York, ST; do do Richmond or City
Point and New York So. Storage passage and found
Norfolk $5-C1ty Point and Richmond Sc. Freight
from New York to Norfolk or Richmond cents per
cubic foot-and to Petersburg, cents per foot Time
from Norfolk to New York, about II hours.
These vessels thorough Sea Steamers, and have
elegant accommodations. For freight passage, apply
10 the Agents,
JOSIAH WILLS, Norfolk.
THOMAS BRANCH, Petersburg.
ALFRED S. LEE, Richmond,
MILLER & LORD,
lO9 Wall Street, NeaO York.
April 7, 1852. 4S-6m.
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COMMON SCHOOLS.
OFFICE OF THE LITERARY BoAR1

OFFICE THE LITERARY Board,
Raleigh, April 7, 1852. :
The President and Directors of the Literary Fund,
have resolved to distribute among the several Counties
of the State of North Carolina, the sums 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 at the Treasu
Department upon the application of the pro-
pery authorized to receive the same.
The Counties of Jackson, Madison, and Yadkin will
receive their portion of the distributed from the
Counties from which they respectively formed.
DAVID s. REID,
Pes't er-oficio If the
Literary Board.
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TELEGRAPHED FOR THE STANDARD.
WASHINGTON, April 9, 1852.

WASHINGTON, April 9, 1852.
In the Heuse of Representatives, yesterday, Mr..
Bocock, of Virginia. spoke in favor of lie bill pro-
viding for efficient discipline in the Navy and
then Mr.. Averett spoke against and Mr. Chandler for
Johnson's homestead bill. Mr. Polk, of Tennessee,
then took the floor, and argued to show that the
Wings in Congress from the free States opposed
to the g compromise - measures.
Mr.. White of Kentucky, declared Gen. Scott to be
against amending the fugitiveslave law; and Mr..
Campbell, of Ohio, declared Gen. Scott pledged not
to veto bill repeating modifying the fugitive slave
law.
Nothing of importance in the Senate yesterday.
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SUPERIOR CoURr. Spring term Of Superior Court
for this county was in session last week.-Mrs. Honor,
Judge Settle presiding. The of the most imPor-
lance was that of the State VIM. Lane for killing
Ichabod Garris, the keeper of the poor house. The
trial of Lane consumed the whole of Wednesday.
The jury returned verdict of guilty Of mansaugh-
ter. The prisoner was sentenced 10 be branded and
to six months Imprisonment. For the State, George
S. Stevenson. Solicitor; for the defence, Messrs.
Dortch and w. II. Washington.
Colds Rep. f. Pat.
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NOMINATION OF GEN. CAss INNEw York. On
Thursday evening two important meetings were held
at Tammany Hall, N. Y, of the Old Mems and
Young Mems General Democratic Committee In
both, Gen. Lewis Cass was strongly endorsed as the
democratic candidate for President of the u States.
The Young Mems committee, besides declaring him
as their choice, denounce unworthy Of confidence
any delegate TO the National Convention who does
not every honorable effort to secure his nominal
tion Baltimore SIM.
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MAINE LIQUOR LAW. Some wag asks the editor
of the Boston Carpet Bag, whether under the " Maine
Law man is allowed to wear his arm in sling,
to make merry over the London Punch, to sell soap
in bars to communicate with the rappng spirits, to ad
minister drop of comfort a suffering friend, to
punch his neighbours head, to purchase corned beef
to tap his enemys caret, to eat rum cherries, or to
beat the spirit-stirring drum?
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The stopping ones paper, the instant any sentiment
adverse present opinions is found in it. is silly
transaction. Such reader must have unbounded
confidence in his wisdom. He must consider
himself too wise to learn any thing. He must feel
that all deviation from his notions is baneful
He does what he can to silence all free discussions.
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MANUFACTURE OF SALT ENGLAND. There are
nnety-seven establishments in England, mostly in
These works produce on an average 100000 tons of
salt per annum, of which onehalf is exported the
United States and Canada, the Baltic, Scotland and
Ireland, and the remainder is consumed at home in
alkafi manufactures, for domestic purposes and as
manure. The town of Newcasile-on-Tyne consumes
1000 tons annually.
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MARRTED

On the 3lst ult the residence Of Mr. j. B. Williams,
of Warren by Rev. R. o. Burton, Mr. David Hinton, of
Wake, and Miss Mary B. daughter of the late Jonas
Carr, of Edgecombe.
In Wayne county, on the 3Oth ut, by Rev. Nathan
Anderson, Lieut.. L. H. Moye late of Co. E., N. G.
Volunteers, Miss Sallie Jane, daughter oil Thomas
Hadley, Esq.
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YANKEE CURlos1TY. AS a sailor who had lost an
arm. was travelling in the country he stopped at
house for refreshment; the curiosity of the landlord
was excited to know in what manner it was lost.
anv other question about it, The landlord agreed
Well, them said Jack, sit was bit off," The Yam
kee would not forfeit his word, but anxiousy REPLIED
IS Darnntion, 1uish knO,Oed What bit IL of!''
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THOMAS MOORE, the poet kept journal with
great regularity during many years of his life; ex-
commencement of his fatal illness 1t occupies three
volumes of cIosely-written manuscript, and was al
ways intended by the poet for publication. 1t is said
that Mrs Moore is preparing it for publication.
NeaO York Evening Post.
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Wreck of The Steamship Independence.

NEW ORLEANS, April 2. The steamship Louisia-
just arrived, reports that the steamship 1ndepen-
dence, bonnd hence, was wrecked the bar of Mat
agorda bay, on the 9th ultmo. The vessel and
The Independence had large number of passen-
gers, hundred and fifty of whom saved i;
but the following seven were lost in attempting to
reach the shore in a boat: Mrs. Monott and three
children Mrs. Lieutenant Jones Mrs. Hovey the
chief mate. The mate drowned in trying to save
Mrs. Jones.
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753,54e s 6O,2s3,36

Ordered that the foregoing Tabular Statement be pub
lished twice in the North Carolina Standard the Raj
eigh Star the Pioneer, Elizabeth City the Carolinan
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 Marlborough South
ernor; the Graham Democrat; the Salem Press; the
Albemare Bulletin; the Plymouth Villager; and the
NeUbernan.
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Cincinnati Elecsion-Ihe Rirer.

CINCINNATI, April 6. At the municipal election
yesterday the whole Democratic ticket was elected.
The councils Democratic by S to 7majority. The
last council was Wing.
The river is rising the rate of foot per hour,
and the water is already the houses of Main
street. A very high flood is apprehended.
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Vi0le,lf Snow Storm,

BosToN, April 6. This city visited with
violent snow storm last night, which fell to the depth
of foot. The trains all the railroads have been
detained and no boats have arrived from New York.
To tie eastward the storm was very severe.
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Blake,s Ohio Slate Paint.

highest preservative powers of durability and COLOR
and its efficacy in preserving Wood from decay, Iron
from oxidation and Masonry and Brickwork from damp
ness is peculiar and positive. Its ncOmbustlbiity is
also remarkable, forming good protection to roofs and
Buildings of Wood from burning .cinders sparks and
falling flakes of fire, and it cannot be too highly
commended for Manufactures, Churches, Warehouses,
Rail Road Bridges, Fences, &c.
large supply constantly hand and for sale low at
the Drug Store of
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD, & Co.
Raleigh, April 5, 1852. a.
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DI E d.

In Surry County, March 9th, F. Snow, aged 90
years. Revolutionary soldier-was with Washing ton
up to the surrender at Little York.
At his residence in Dupln County, on the evening
of the oath ult., Joseph Whitfield, ESQ., in the 59th
year of his age.
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The Africa has arrived, with latest dates from Liv-
erPool. Cotton dull, and at one-eighth of penny
decline. Rosin in demand at 3s. Sd. 3s. cd. Tur-
pentine scarce, and much wanted. Fine Rosin from
to IL shillngs. w.
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PETERSBUEG, .Gf1riI LIST, 1852.
e; J; =: !:
500 lbs Currants
100 boxes Oranges
rs do Lemons
5000 Cocoa Nuts
1000 lbs Walnuts
1000 do Filberts
loco do Palm Nuts
1000 do Prunes, in jars and boxes
500 drums Smyrna Figs
1000 Domestic and Imported Cigars
daily expected, for sale by
Petersburg, April LIST 1852. 43-
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For the Ladies---Rich and Beautiful!
DY the steamship Roanoke, from New York to City
DPont the subscriber has just received this morning,
and is opening elegant supply of rich and beau
tfu Dress Goods embracing every variety of style and
fashions for the Spring and Summer trade of 1882 and
to which he would respectfully invite the attention of
the Ladies of the City, and those of the surrounding
Country. L. A. MIfCHELL.
April 5, 1852, 43-3w.
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KossUTH AND CLAY. No paper strives harder to
make appear that kossuth is unworthy of the conf
dence and respect of the American people than the
Washington Republic. lis last effort was very dis
ingenious attempt to show that the Hungarian Patri-
had sIandered MIR. Clay in his speech at the Court
house in this city. Not being able 20 find any war
rant for its assault Kossuth the reported speech
of the orator. any of the Louisville newspapers,
the Republic takes 1Uhat certaiu NeW Orleans papers
city! Having thus very fairly and satisfactorily to
itself established the charge against Kossuth, namely.
that in this city he held up Mr.. Clay to ridicue, the
Republic proceeds to expend its wrath on the Hunga-
rian's head. Now, we can inform the Editor Of the
Republic that Kossuth treated Mr. Clay with the pro-
foundest respect while dissenting from his opinions
If to differ with Mr. Clay is to slander" him, then
Mr.. Clay was Observation-Disclosures he was not.
Louisville Journal
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If you would never have any enemies, never rec.
opniZe any as such. Treat all as friends, and they
will be compelled to treat you the same way.
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When You think how good your parents are, just
think how much better must that Being be who made
them.
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Egerton's Scotch Snuff

VIZ agents for the above celebrated Snuff put
w up in papers, which authorized to sell at
the Manufacturers prices Supplies received weekly
SMYTH & DtNN. -.
Petersburg. va. .
Petersburg, March 23d, le42. AZ I'm.
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Anothcr fulfill Steamboat Erposion-l Great Number
Of Persons either Scdlded or Burned to Death.
ST. LOUIS, April 8. The steamer Glencove. which
arrived this evening about eight o'clock from New
Orleans, while making the landing blew up, with
terrible explosion, bursting all her boilers. She had
about one hundred and fifty passengers on board at
steamers Cataract, Georgia. and Western, which were
lying alongside at the time, sustained considerable
damage. Several also killed board these
boats. The number of the killed is not yet ascer-
tanned, but must be very large. The Gencove took
fire and burnt to the waters edge. Particulars to-
morrow.
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Terrible Steamboat Erplosion-.R Large Number of
Persons KiNed-Instant Sinking Of the Vessel, S1c.

htIzed-IHSl07IE " eoSeI,
MADISON, INDIANA, April 3. The steamer Red
stone, Captain Tate, hence for Cincinnati with about
seventy persons board, including the boats
blew up as she backing out from SCOTS landing
about three miles above Carrolton, at hafPast two
o'clock this afternoon.
The force of the explosion terrific, and COM
pletely shattered the boat, which Immediately sunk
in twenty feet water.
OF the passengers large proportion are lost, and
of the crew only the captain and clerk saved The
former is severely, if not fatally, injured.
Up to seven o'clock this evening fifteen dead bo-
dies had been recovered in horribly multilated
dition.
1t is impossible at present, to give the names of
those who were killed.
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Hon. ROBERT STRANGE. The Philadelphia Penn
Examiner, already published in this paper, recon-
mending the nomination of Hon. Robert Strange for
the Vice Presidency, and adds thereto the following
we'll deserved compliment TO that distinguished gen.
tleman:
I'VE have already noticed the merits of most of
the candidates for the Vice Presidency, and
daily bear testimony to the high character and emf
nent deservings Of Judge STRANGE, whose nomination
IS enforced with much eloquence by the Richmond
Examiner. He is one of those men who reflect the
highest credit upon the highest stations OF spotless
devotion the Democratic principles, he would adorn
the Vice Presidential Office Nominated at Baltimore,
his would be tower of strength in all parts of
the land and in his State, his virtues would
challenge investigation and defy assault. This much
is due to ROBERT STRANGE, of North Carolina, and
this much are free say without expressing any
preference between the several candidates for the Vice
Presidency
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A LOGICAL CONSEQUENCE. The Wing Convention
OF Pennsylvania adopted the following resolutions
in the order presented the reader The consequence
of the wisdom and patriotism of Fillmore's Admin
istration is the nomination of Winfield Scott
g ResOfred, That the Administration of President
Fillmore deserves and receives hearty common
dation for the ability and patriotism with which it has
conducted the foreign and domestic policy of the
country, coming within its reach and influence, and
that this commentator is based no less upon the dig
nfed and unfinching manner in which our intercourse
with foreign nations has been conducted, than 1pon
its wise conciliaory and benefcient management of
domestic affairs, the reduction of postage, the enfor
cling of the strictest accountability and economy of
public officers, and in supporting the protection of
home industry, and the improvement of rivers and
harbors. Emnently national and truly conservative,
we hail President Fillmore bright ornament to
the Wing party.
ResOlued, That the delegates from this State to the
National Convention hereby requested and in
structed to support the nomination of Gen. WIN
FIELD SCOTT the first choice of the Wings Of
Pennsylvania. and as giving certain ground of
hope of regenerating our noble commonwealth, and
placing it in the array of Wing States.'
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Howard,s Chloride SOAP.

HOWard's Chloride Soap.
CUPERIOR for the Teeth, bleaching of fine Muslins,
Sshaving, and the prevention and of cutaneous
diseases upon children.
Also Colgates' pale Turpentine family Soap for sale
by the box pound.
Also, 10 bbls, Lamp Oil, winter bleached SPERM and
summer Oil, in store and for sale by
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD & Co.
April 6, 1852. a.
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

gs51 WE would respectfully announce to the Ladies
' ~ and Gentlemen of Raleigh and the surrounding
Coultry that receiving Spring stock,
which embraces nearly every article usually found in
Boot and Shoe Store, and venture that a
cheaper or better assortment has been offered
this market Call and test the assertion.
PARTIN & GILL.
Ralcigh April 8, 1852. a.
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N. e. State Medical Society.
TINE annual meeting of the North Carolina State
Medical Soc ety will be held Tuesday the 1lth
of May next, at Wilmington.
The Physicians throughout the State respectfully
requested to attend.
E. BURKE HAYWOOD.
Cor. and Rec. Sec.
April 6, 1852. 43-td
The Wilmington papers will please copy till day.
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New Music.


TUST received at the MUSIC STORE, lot of new
. J and fashionable Music. embracing,
Friendship Polka,
Wait for the Wagon,
Low-backed Car,
Nelly BLY,, &c. &c.
Catalogues of the Music be seen at the North
Carolina Music Store.
April 9, 1852. 44-tf
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Mr.. HiIlyer's amendment to Mr.. Jackson's resolu-
ton, and decided in the afirmative-yeas 100, nays
Gas follows: ..--... -
YEAs.-Messrs. Willis Allen, William Appleton,
Thomas H. Bayly, Bowie, Breckenridge. Brooks,
George H. Brown. Busby, E. Darlington, Cabell,
Chandler, Clark, Cobb. Curtis, John G. Davis,
Dawson, Dean, Dockery, Durham. Edmundson,
Ewing, Faulkner, Ficklin, Fitch Florence Freeman
Thomas ]. D. Fuller, Gamble, Gentry, German Grey,
Hall. Hamilton, Hammond, Hart, Haws. Haven,
Hendricks. HEM, Hubbard, Hlyer, Houston, How
ard. lngersoll, Jackson, Andrew Johnson, James
Johnson, George w. Jones, Kuhns, kurtz, Landry,
Letcher, Lockhart, Edward G. Marshall, Humphrey
Marshall, Martin, Mason, McCorkle, Mcdonald
McMullen, Miller, John Moore, Morehead, Murray,
Nabers, Outlaw, Samuel w. Parker, Peaslee, Penn,
Polk, Porter, Price, Richardson, Riddle, Robbins,
j., Robinson, Ross, Savage, Schermerhorn, Scurry,
David l.. Seymour, Origen S. Seymour, Smith, Stan
y' Frederick P. Stanton, Richard H. Stanton, Abra-
ham r Stevens, Stone, St. Martin, Strother, Stuart
Sutherland, George w. Thompson, Walsh, Ward,
Watkins, Addison White, Alexander w hite, Wilcox,
Williams, and Yates-lOO.
NATs.-Messrs. Aiken, Allison, Ashe, Averett,
D. J. Baily, Barrere, Bartlett, ir. Boccck, Bragg,
Brenton, Buell.. Joseph Cable, Lewis D. Campbell,
thompson Campbell. Caskie, Chapman, Clingman,
Conger, Daniel. Doty, Durkee, Eastman. Edger-
ton, Floyd, Fowler, Gaylord. Goodenow, Goodrich,
Grow Harper Holiday. Horsford. Thomas M.
Howe. Ives, Jenkins John Johnson, Daniel T.. Jones,
Preston King. Mann, Mcqueen, Meacham, Meade,
MiIlson, Miner, Molony, Newton, Orr, Penniman,
PERKINS, Porter, Rantou, r., Sackett, Schoolcraft,
min Thompson. Tuck, Venable, Walbridge, Wallace,
Washburn, jr., Wells, and w oodward-65.
So the amendment Of Mr.. Hillyer was adopted.
Before The was announced
Mr. Briggs asked permission to have his vote re-
corded, as he temporarily absent when TIE ques-
ton was taken This refused; when he said
that if he had been present he would have voted in tn
affirmative.
Mr.. Hilyer moved to reconsider the vote last taken,
and moved to lay that motion upon the table; which
prevailed, and
The House, at hatpast five o'clock, adj burned.
In the Senate, on Tuesday the 9th, Mr.. ouglas
presented petition of Henry O'Reilly, proposing to
establish line of telegraph from the Mississippi river
to the Pacific ocean, provided Congress will, by a
suitable disposition of military posts. afford its pro-
lection.
The Resolutions on the subject of non intervention
were taken up, and Mr.. Mason ADDRESSED the Senate
on the subject, after which they were postponed to
Tuesday.
The House devoted most of its session the same
day, to the consideration of the bill to discip
line in the Navy, &C.. which was debated by Messrs.
Stuart and Millson. Afterwards in Committee Of
the Whole, Mr.. Durham spoke on the homestead
bill and then the House adjourned
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More Dry Goods.

More Dry Goods.
DLAID Ginghams, good assortment, 1874 Linen
Il shifting SO Pillow-case Linen, Irish Linen, Table
and Towelng Diaper brown and white Hollands, Drab
Linen, Farmers Drilling, white Russia and brown Drill
ling, black English and French drab De Tae Superfine
black and fancy Cassimeres.
A and 3-4 white mating; A checked do.
Umbrellas and Pdrasols. Fans, from cts. to So.
Toilet and other Looking Glasses.
For sale by J. BROWN.
April 10, 1852. 43-
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D. G. LOUGEE,
DEALER IN CLOCKS, WATCHES, AND FANCY GooDs,
q Also, Confectionery. Cegars. and Varieties
CA Corner of West Centre and Chestnut St.
&ss4 GOLDSBOEsO', ": e.
Articles in his line bought and sold on Commission.
Cash paid for Old Gold. ORDERS promptly despatched.
e Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry neatly repaired.
April 3, 1852. a.
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Fed. Pop. distributed.
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