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BY JOHN X. d. PAYNE, Salesman.
T ARGE DRUG ESTABLISHMENT AT

BY JOHN IL. ID. PAYNE. Salesman.
T ARGE DRUG ESTABLISHMENT AT
Ia AUCTION, consisting of the usual variety of
Medicines, Paints, Dyestuis, Perfumery, Soap
Glass Jars, &c, &c.
By virtue of deed of trust, executed to the sub
scriber by Hugh Z. Mcnamara, bearing date the
day Of 1852, and duly recorded in the
Clerks Office of the Hastings Court, of the city of
Richmond, for certain purposes therein mentioned
will be sold on Wednesday, the Goth day of May
at 10 o'clock at the Store OF the said Hugh C.. Nc
Nanara, Broad street, all the Medicines Paints,
Dyestuts, Perfumery, Soaps, Glass Jars, Show
Cases. Store Fixtures, Sc &c, pertaining to said
establishment.
Terms of sale for all sums under ESQ, cash over
that amount credit Of 4 months will be given,
secured BY negotiable paper satisfactorily endorsed.
myl5 JOHN r. D. PAYNE, Trustee.
EOR RENT OR LEASE.-The farm for.
l. merry occupied by Robert P. New, decd. 1t is
situated on the New Bridge Road, one and half
miles from the city of Richmond. 1t contains 81
acres of good tiable land, half of which has been
highly improved. Ii has large and omfortable
brick dwelling kitchen, smoke house, barn,
stable, and other convenient out houses 1t has an
excellent well Of water, and is situated in healthy
and agreeable neighborhood. The farm will be of.
fered upon the premises on TUESDAY, the 18th of
the present month, (May) at half past O'Clock.
The lease will be extended five years.
my IS dts JOHN r. D. PAYNE.
sSALE OF FURNITURE.-By virtue of a
~ deed of trust executed to me by John L. Walsh,
the 26tn day OF July, 1851 shall proceed sell
to the highest bidder, On Wednesday Bext, the
18th instant, the residence of the said Walsh, over
the store of Matthews g. Undertake, on Broad
street suEdry articles of Household and X itch.
en- Furniture, some OF which Is nearly new, and
all has been well kept.
TERMs-All sums of $40 and under cash all
above $50, four months credit for approved en-
dorsed paper
my l7-3t* THOMAS J. GLENN, Trustee
MMISsIONER'S SALE OF REAL
~ ESTATE.-In pursuance of a decree of the
Circuit Court of Chancery for Henrico County,
pronounced the 10th day OF March 1852, in suit
therein pending, under the style of George, &c,
against Brown, &C. shall, on Tuesday, the 18th
day of June next. at O'Clock in the afternoon,
proceed to sell, on the premises at public auction,
to the highest bidder the House and Lot situated
the corner of Leig and 7th streets il the city of
Richmond, which was formerly occupied by James
Z. Heath and which was conveyed by the said
Heath and wife to me, by deed bearing date the
2Ist day of December l645 and of record in the Of
fee OF the Court of Hastings for the city of Rich
mond.
Terms of sale-Onethird cash, one,third in six
months and the residue in nine months from the
dag of sale-the purchaser giving negotiable notes
for the deferred payments, and the title to be re-
tanned until conveyance is directed by the court
my I2-dtds JOHN o. STEGER
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f@s SHIPPERS TO BOSTON.

49,. Those persons who may desire to oh have
their shipments placed in Boston in the shortest
time, can do so by shipping by way OF New York per
the steamship Oanoke. All freight for Boston
by this ship, directed to the care of LudIam &
Peasants Ne York, will be forwarded thence by
steam propellers, free of commission Draysgs
too, will be saved, the propellers occupy the
same wha. { in New York which the Roanoke does
my 1876 LUDLAM d. WATSON
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Arrival of John .. Thrasher.
New YORK, May II.
JOHN 5. IHRAsHER came passenger in
the steamer Atlantic.
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TUNE NlAGAZINks.-J- W

EUNE MAGAZINks.-J.W w. RANDOLPH
- has for sale, May 10,
Collotts new and imprc we'd Standard French and
English Dictionary--S4
June No Godey's Lady's Book splendid NUM-
ber-25 cts
Fourth supply of Bancroft's United States, vol 4
So 25
No Mary Price, or, Memoir of q Servant Gil,
by Reynolds-25 cts
Burleigh's Legislative Guide, the most complete
work on the subiect-&l 25 my Il
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRANSMITTED FOR THE DAILY DISPATCH
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
Million and "A Half Of G. old!
ARRIVAL. OF THE ILLINOIS.
NV YORK, Nav II.

NEW YORK, May IL.
The steamer Illinois arrived this forenoon,
IRON Chagres, with California mails to the
10th oil April. She brings three hundred pas.
sengers, and ONE MILLION AND HALF DOL
LARS IN GOLD
The news from the mining region was IA
voraole, and business was improving.
The fugitive slave law had uassed The I.eg;s.
lature of California.
The Panama Railroad would be opened
within FIVE miles Of Gorgona during the pres.
ent month.
The government Of Grenada had adopted
hostile measures against those South Ameri-
cans who assisted Flores in his expedition
against Ecuador.
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GECOND SUPPLY.-THOo. D. QUARL Els
~ has received by express the following choice
and fashionable Goods for ladies
White black and colored Silk Fringes
Rich black Lace Wells
Do do Lace ShaNsls and Points
French worked Sleeves and Collars
Together with a select assortment of Dress Goods
for the season.
my lS-3t* No. egg BROAD Street.
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JOHN RUTHERFOORD, !
VIM. RUTHERFORD, /
SAML J. RUTHERFORD, {
n I
BY ALEXANDEK NOTT - GO.

CLOTHING, DC, Al AUCTION.-On Tkir
~ tuesday Morning, commencing at half past
9oclock, we shall sell at public auction large con-
signment of seasonable Ready Made Clothing, part
received per steamer consisting OF the usually variety
Terms at sale.
my lS ALEX. MOTT IL CO, As,sss
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7 AW LIBRARY At AUCTION.-GEO
IL M WEST g. BRO, win sell, next week, ano-
tleman about retiring from practice. The coIlec.
ton, although not large, embraces many valuable
works. among others, tx obinson's Practice, and the
Virginia Reports, from Washington 10 Robinson
Catalogues will be ready (at bookstore) in few
days
my Is RICHARD CAUTEORN, Auct.
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T. v,
executed. Store closed On Saturdays
my l7-l2t
NJ EW CONGRESSIONAL sUPPLY.-
~ I. R. PRICE Il co. have just opened their
second supply new retailing Summer Goods. re-
ceived by Steamers and Express, to which they
invite the attention OF buyers. Among them are
Bareges, Hernanis, Tissues, Organdies, &c, all of
newest styles
Plain Silk in va rety, for Mantillas
Black and coofed Silk Manteiets, newest patterns
French Collars, Cbemysettes and Sleeves
Real Thread Lace Sic yes and Collars
Mourning and Second Mourning Goods in great
variety.
Ladies' Pocket Hdkts Gloves and Hosiery, in
great variety
Table Danasks, Linen Sheetings, Napkins, and
Tuwellings
With many other Goods for the season, selected
from latest: mportations, myl7-mw2t
A COST! Az COsT::-TO CLOsE.-
IN Linen Sheetings
Damask Napkins
Table Darnssk
Irish Linen. Linen for Towels
splendid lot of Cambrick and Swiss Edc.
ings and Trimmings
and everything else IN Store. must be sold at cost
or below. The above are cheap and fresh, to which
ask attention.
WORD, FERGUSON & RARKsDALE.
my l7-4t
COACH TRIMMER WANTED.-A single
~ Man, and good hand on light fancy work, can
secure liberal Wages and constant employment by
applying immediately to OTEY & GOFF, Rich.
mond, or
my I7-lw THOMAS A. MAYER. Norfolk
NOTICE TO DEBTOKs.-AlI persons in
" debted to George L Betty By note or Otherwise
are notified that immediate payment must be made
to said Betty, who is authorized to grant acquit-
tanCes, or TO myself.
EDWARD D. EACHo, Trustee.
my 17-2taw4w
4 ONDON PORTER.-50 casks HIoberts
Ia Lendon Porter, direct importation, landing
and for sale by
my II WILLIAMS & BROTHER.
NEWS FOR 100000 PEOPLE.-WgO-
for only So, at NASH WOODHOUSE'S,
my II Eagle Square.
7 AIDES WHITE SILK HOSIERY.
- We have in store very good supply of the
above; also, black d. which we are selling very
cheap at CHAs. HARTWELL & cos,
myI l07 Broad street.
NCOTCH sNUFF.-s0perior rose Scotch
~ Snuff, in small papers, Tor sale by
myl7 BENNETT Il BEERS, Druggists
MOUND, at the Medical College, about three
l. weeks ago. lady's Breastpin, which can be
had by applying at this office and paying for adver-
Using. my l7-2t*
EURNITURE WAGON WANTED.-Any
IL one having good tw o-horse Furniture Wagon
for sale, hear OF purchaser by applying at this
office my l7-2t"
EENCE FOR SALE.-Will be sold on TU ES-
L DAY, the 18th day OF May, 1882 at the hour of
6 O'Clock, p. NJ, abuut twenty pannels of Palng
Fence, four Gates, Hinges, &c, on the corner OF
Marshall aud 6h streets, belonging TO the city of
Richmond Terms at sale.
G. ". II TYLER,
my 1915 Superintendent! City Property.
%sN sTRAYED OR STOLEN
S-lkaAT Three days since, red and white
Nm MICH COW. 4 suitable reward
$500 viii be given if she ia returned TO the
owner, Dr. F. II. DEANE. corner of Grace and 7th
streets. my l7-6t
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Ott"5 1tTtETdFHIHE
Steamers News.
BALTIMORE, May II.
The Washington wires were interrupted by
storm which occasioned the delay in sending
you the steamers news. F.
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e. FOR RENT, the boarding House known
~ the Floyd House." opposite the American
holel |, has been lately pu. in thorough repair
Possession given as soon as desired. Apply to
WELLINGTON GoDDIN, or
my l4-lw* JOHN WICKRAM
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q FOX KENT.-The large and very desir.
81 able residence, with very large lot and ev-
cry desirable convenience attached now ia the oc
cupancy If Mr.. Samuel Ellis, and situated on 5th
street, oetween Clay and Leigh. Immediate pos
sessi n can be ma TOLER d. COOK,
my Is General Agents
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DATENT LACTEAL, ORAKTIFICIAI,

L BREAST.-ThIs article Is intend ed To take the
place of the common Nursing Bottle to whies
there are many objeetious, mothers and nurses
ere well aware. With most children, there 10 uss-
ally great difficulty in teaching them the use If the
fottle, and with mary il 10 altogether mpractcabe
The Lacteal, by lie peculiar forin aud ads ptailos.
enaol the child 10 Ted the natural posita1s
thus inducing it TO think that il derives lis boarsh
aaea, from the mother, The Alteration Of mothers.
nurses, and physicians, IS requested to thsIew and
elegant article For sale by
myl1 BENNETT Il BEERS. Druggiss =
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4 AIDES DRESS GDODs.-We lave jaa
IL received large and beautiful assortment q
Dress Goods. purchased at the North for the c.sss
which we are now selling cheaper than any oissex
house in this city; Grape Shawis, plain and en- y
broidered; Barge de Lame, good qualify, - =
cents French Calico - inches wide, fa.I COLOR
ct cents Chan gesble Silks, sood quality fD g ~
Rich Brocade Silks hne Giughsms; o.o 49,
OF all kinds, at great bargaias; French "oiA"
Collars, l2n cts Lace Sleeves. .s ca. -
Those who wish 10 buy the cheapest uooos y
| this city, call at ...,.,, rh..a s,.,a.
is and 50 Main street.
5000 wards Lawns, from sixpence TO the has
| French, --------------------
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Dis
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-01-14
THE MARKETS.

WILMINGTON, January 9. Bacon folIows-sides
lO4 cents shoulders g. hams 10 to lO9 in hogsheads
800 bushels of from Hyde sold 639 CENTS and
the stock reduced sales So bales of cotton at u cents
-four Baltimore brands "a so; lime, the stock light
and going wholesale al ST. l23; the receipts of tur-
pentine light, and selling at 81 Is for SOFT and s. to
81 20 for hard spirits turpenne at from 81 to % cts
Shingles, cypress, So IL per NJ; SALT l,s0O bushels
Turks island sold from vessel l6 cents per bushcl
pork from 81 to cents
FAYETTEv1LLE, January 10. Bacon 10 to IL cents
cotton II cents flour 81 SO SIS; s5 95
wheat 80 Sc; so to so lard 10 cents salt Liv-
erpoo per sack, ST. SO to 81 rs; manufactured tobac-
CO from 10 to 80 cents per lib.
PETERSBURG, January 9. The tobacco market active
at from 81 SO So for good, and the receipts of the
article increasing; at from II to q cents
bacon, hog round, lO cents stock of salt reduced
going at 81 so per sack from stores.
NEW YonK, January 9. Cotton firm, with sales o
$500 bales sales of flour 81 so; corn, &c cents 70
yellow and 65 for mixed lard 81 cents.
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THE PRESIDENCY.

1t is not our intention, at present. to go at length
into the question of the Presidency. The time has not
yet arrived for discussing the principles which will
be involved in the contest but when that time comes
We shall endeavor, as heretofore, to do our duty.
We regard the election of Democratic President
as affixed fact provided the party should remain uni
ted and not allow itself to be unduY affected by pre-
ferences for sections or men.
Our principles not only in the ascendant, but
they are the established policy of the country. A
Wing President does not venture to recommend any
material Interference with them, do the Wings Of
the country generally offer to them any active oppo-
sltOn. These principles, embodied in measures,
stand sefvindcated before the people and the peo-
PIE having endorsed them after the fullest discussion
and the most mature deliberaon, are prepared to adj
here 10 them in opinion, through all the changes
of the future.
1t is the duty of the Democratic party to bring be-
lore the people, in opening the campaign, sound,
aoe' and trustworthy statesman-a man who will
nave mind of his own in discharging his duties as
resident, and who will discharge those duties with
out reference to cques, factions or sections, and for
lie good of the whole country. 1t does not become
Us 10 say who that statesman shall be-we leave that
" be determined by the National, Convention. We
can only say that we stand upon the old platform, and
Will support the nominee cheerfully, provided he be
''lno upon the great question of Slavery.
we have made these remarks mainly with the
VIE" OF having our position correctly understood.
Shall continue to do justice all the distinguish
Gu men who have been spoken of in connection with
"e nomination; but motto is, fair play for all
1Hu special devotion 10 none. The time between
"e nomination and election will be ample for discus
''On' and Tor bringing to public view the merits and
I-'i'ncatlonS of the nominee. This press, We re-
Ps''' is pledged to man in advance nor can we
r'e''e That any material benefit would result to the
r4Y generally, by committing itself to this or
"@ we have agreed to call Convention, and let
rO'ue It's action. We may all have our personal
f,1'ences' and we may express them. if choose :;
~ e' US 90 nothing which may be calculated to
the party, or to interrupt the friendly and har-
'"ious feeling which nreyails
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NORTH-CAROLINA RAIL ROAD.

The Board of Directors of the North Carolina Rail
ent, Messrs. Morehead, Saunders, Ellis, Wilson,
Means, Holt, and Jones.
We learn that the President of the Road was au-
horized to negotiate for the purchase of iron for the
Road, and lay the result of his inquiries before the
Board at its next meeting; or, if he think it best, to
conclude contract of purchase. 1t was determined
that the rails should be of the T. PATTERN eighteen
feet long, and weighing sixty pounds to the yard.
He was also authorized to purchase two twenty ton
locomotives, with a of freight for each-the
to be used on the Eastern and the other on the
Western end of the line
Information being furnished the Board that there
were actually employed on the Road from Char
lotte Salisbury, 629 and 2O1 boys, and it be-
ing made appear probable that the whole of that
part of the Road would be graded during the present
year, the President authorized to contract for the
delivery of timber for the superstructure along that
part of the line, by the first of January.
requisition was made for 80 per cent. of the Cd
pital stock of the Company, be paid in by the first
Monday in July next, by insalmens of 10 per cent.
every two months between this time and the first
Monday in July. We learn that the stockholders are
pa wing in promptly the last call of 10 per cent.
All contracts, learn, will be received from the
contractors they are finished.
We learn that the work was found to be iD rapid
state of progress and that its condition is atter-
ing as the most sanguine of its irends could have
anticipated.
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LATEST FROM EUROPE.

We have the latest news from Europe by the steam
er Cambria, which arrived at Halifax the It'll in
slant.
From England we have the intelligence that Lord
Palmerston has resigned Minister of Foreign
Affairs, and Lord Granville has been appointed in
his place.
France was tranquil. Napoleon was everyw here
triumphant, and his majority, it was thought would
exceed that of 1917. The polls in 6s departments
gives yeas 100000, nays 100000. Many of the
Deputies heretofore arrested have been at liberty
The Queen of Spain delivered the 2oth
December, of a robust Princess.
The demand for Cotton at Liverpool was good, on
the 9th December, and the rates had slightly ncreas-
ed. Breadsuffs were in tolerable request, at prices
favorng the buyer.
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Il

The Baltimore American, in relation TO the alliance
between England and the United States, says:
"There are some journals in this country-and we
have noticed their language with surprise-that ex-
press great admiration Tor kossuth and sympathy for
his cause, and wonld have Congress make the dec
laraton he requests for the sake of its morul force
urging further that if it dsregarded by Russia
need not go to that account, and being out
of the reach of the Russian and Austrian bayonets,
could make the declaration without fear of dam
gerous consequences. This species of moral force
may find its fit representative in the dunghll cock
that crows in defiance of all from whose attacks he
is safe.
No; let US look the matter full in the face. If the
combined despots of Europe, with three millions
of armed men, shall determine TO assert their mase-
ry over the Continent, ard arrange balance o!
power to suit themselves, absorbing a nationality
here sovereignty there, and if the three hundred
millions of subjects constituting the masses of the
population, choose to submit 10 this arrangement.
what business of ours is it 10 interfere =? England
may protest, and protesting must fight; for she is
mixed up with continental affairs, and her existence
would be menaced by the new combination and its
movements. But it would be for herself she would
fight; and We will fight for ourselves whenever the
safety the dignity, the gory of the Republic is in
volveG and requires it.
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Correspondence of the Baltimore SUM-
WASuINcrnN IannarN


see, from your correspondence that it is said
seeks for himself and those that Ina We come th him,
permanent home. Let the assure you, on equally
good authority, that Gov. kossuth does not seek d
home here, and that his faith in the ability of his
country to regain her liberty and independence re-
mains mistaken. kossuth will return to Europe I'M
der any circumstances, and has concern whatever
for the means of his own subsistence anywhere.
Kossuth is very we'll satisfied that this country will
not intervene in the affairs of Europe-at least the
Government will not nervene-but he has the
most remote idea, that account, desis from at
tempting the of his country from the yoke of
Austria and Russia. The words despair, discourage
ment, even doubt not in his dictionary. Gov.
kossuth classical character, who will seek
asylum for himself and his countrynen but pre-
fer rather to die in defending the liberty Of his
try.
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The FIRISG INTO THE PRoMETHEUs-IHe outrage
discounfenanced by Lord Palmerson. dispatch from
Washington (says the Baltimore Sum- states that
dispatches have been received from our Minister at
London, covering his correspondence with Lord Pal
merston' upon the subject of the outrage upon the
American steamer Promeheus, by being fred into by
the British brig of war Express. Lord Palmerston
dsavows the conduct of the captain of the Express,
and gives such Of the feelings Of his Gov
eminent as to apparently preclude the possibility
of any misunderstanding arising between the two
countries. 1t is also understood that Lord Palmers-
ston will at give practical effect to the Clay
ton and Bulwar treaty, by Withdrawing from the Mos
quito protectorate.