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m We concur entirely with the Goldsborougl

Gg- We concur entirely with the Goldsborough
Republican and Patriot in the following remarks
"DooMED DISAPPOINTMENT. We perceive that
our nelghbors of the Telegraph calculating large
ly upon the prospect of dissension among the Demo
cracy of the I'd District in the approaching Con-
gressona election, hoping doubtless that the large
majority thrown together may produce discord. Ii
expresses the opinion that there will be least Two
Independent candidates in the field, and presents the
question to the Wings, whether they shall nominate
candidate of their own support the least obJec-
tonabe Loco Foco." Our friends, the Wings, will
of course pursue such policy they suppose will
enSue to their advantage hereafter, but we suspect
they will be doomed disappointment if they rest
their hopes discussions in the Democratic party.
1t is true gentleman has announced himself a
candidate FIR Congress- but the Editors of the Ies-
graph will observe that there is contingency in
which he will not be candidate. We not an
thorlzed to speak for MIR. Lofn and therefore
say what this contingency is, but We construe 1t 10
be that Mr.. Loftin will be candidate in
Convention is held by the party to which he belongs
If Convention is held and candidate regularly
presented, in that contingency he will not be cdndi
date. Mr.. Loftin has acted with Conventions too
long, and been member of them too often, for us TO
construe his card in any other way. No later than
two years since he took very prominent part IN the
Convention which nominated Col. Ruffin and
believe, presented the name of that gentleman 10 the
Convention himself. lie has on all occasions given
his active support to the nominations of his party,
and we do not understand the announcement in this
paper to Intimate any intention pursue different
course hereafter. If We have not placed the right
construction on the announcement, our columns are
open 10 Mr.. Loftin, and shall take pleasure in
aHording him an opportunity to correct ue a2d the
public. Our neighbors of the Telegraph may fancy
they specks the horizon, but feel assured
the Democracy of this District will act the proper
time in entire harmony. and, uniting on man,
will elect him to Congress by an overwhelming
majority"
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one has more reason to complain of the late proet of
the districts than Mr. Clingman, taking off Cleveland
we'll Bot it was not good reason to run on track
mile deep in heavy mud. But he has run in many
hard race, and usually ahead.
have now given you all that might interest you
in the Old State. x VI
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E- 1t is the practice in Mississippi to canvass
before the people for the United States Senator
ship. Gov. Foote has formally opened the can
vass, and stated the grounds on which he bases
his "cIaims to seat" We are profoundly indf-
ferent as to the result of the contest.
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We LEARN that Mr.. William F.. Richie, the well
known editor of the Richmond Enquirer, will soon
lead to the hymeniai altar. the distinguished actress
and estimabie woman, Mrs. Mowatt. 1t is Mrs. MS
wish take farewell leave of the Stage in our
principal cities. She owes this to the many warm
friends whom she has made in her hisironic career,
and hope that her liege lord that is to be-" will
interPose no objection. Boston Transcript.
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SALE OF STOCKS. The following Stocks sold
Yesterday al auction by Louis D. DeSaussure:
20 Shares Planters & Mech's Bank Stock. at 1891
Ga Union s. " at 5I3 sig
IA South Carolina 6 at 464
As old g Charleston at 1901
* S. G. Insurance Co. I" at 2S3
% Citation ms & Trust Co. " at 81
$4,000 State Of Georgia per cent. Bonds, interest
pavable semi-annually Augusta, on the LIST March
and lst September, redeemabie 1869, at $lOl4.
Charleston Mcrcury.
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Runaway Apprentice.

DANAWAY from the subscriber about the first of
IL February last, apprentices boy by the of
LEWIS CoRDLE. He is thick, wel-sct boy, about
twelve years of age and the end of OF his ore6ges
has been off,
will thank any person who will give information
where said boy is and all persons warned
against harboring employing him under penalty of the
law. j. j, SANDERS,
10 miles west of Raleigh.
April 9th, 1853 4I-3t. Pd.
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R9E- A correspondent of the New York Jour
nal of Commerce. writing from Havana under date
March 20, says: g General Santa Anna came pas
senger in the British West India steamer Avon,
the 9th, accompanied by corpse of delegates
from the States Of Mexico, who went to st. Thorn
as to invite his return. His family, consisting of
his wife and married daughter, were with him.
The Avon left yesterday at three o'clock in the af
ternoon, with her distinguished passengers, max
ing the rank and file of Mexican "spoils men.
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MADAME BISHOP 1t will he seen by the notice
in our advertising columns, that ANNA BISHOP
will favor our community with a Concert on the
18th and 18th instant. She will no doubt have a
full house.
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AwWe understand that Special Term of
Wake Superior Court will be held on the third
Monday in June next, for the purpose of trying
the Outlaw will case.
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INCREASE OF SALARIES.

The salaries of officers of the general government
were increased as follows by the late Congress /:
All the Cabinet officers were allowed $4,000 in
stead of $4,000 heretofore, and the Vice Presi-
dents salary raised to the same.
The Sandwich Island Commissioner had his sal
airy raised to $4,000, and the China mission WAS
made full mission with salary and new outfit
of $4,000. 4 new full mission was made in Cen
trail America, which has been filed by the Hon.
John Slidell; full mission to Peru was created :;
and new minister resident is to go to Switzerland.
The Senate, it is stated, went further than this
in adding to salaries but the House refused to con-
cur.
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Money, Time and Labor saved.

Money, Time and Labor Saved.
DERSONS wishing to economic will do well
/ send the subscriber ONE DOLLAR POST PAID, and
he will send them receipt for making excellent
ticIe of Washing Fluid. In using this preparation
very little rubbing will be found necessary. The in
gradients for making the kept in Drug and
Grocery Stores and for a few you purchase
materials enough to make gallon, AMI one quart is
sufficient to wash out large number of Clothes. BY
this method clothes be prepared for the starch and
iron cheaper and with than the ordinary way
of washing. The article be made in a short time.
Address A. w. SALE,
Box No. s02, Richmond, Va.
April 5th 1858. Alt. pd.
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WAKE AGRICuLrURAL SOCIETY

A, meeting Of the Wake Agricultural Society,
held in this City Monday last the following res
olutions were introduced by Mr.. Wilson w. Whita-
ker and unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, by enactment Of the late General
Assembly of North Carolina, the State proposes
make donation of fifty dollars each County Ag-
rcultural Society, soon said Societies shall
have raised the amount and whereas, with the
aforesaid condition the Wake Agricultural Society
has compIiedi Therefore,
RcsOkred, That the Treasurer of this Society, (ac-
cordng the form specified in said enaCtment) APP
ply the Treasurer Of State for the payment of fifty
dollars.
Resoioed, That this Society viii! cooperate with
the several County Agricultural Societies of the State
inrasine fund to be expended in the erection of the
necessary buildings, Sc, for holding State Agri-
cultural Fair, at Raleigh, in October next, and that
the Corresponding Secretary of this Society is
quesed to confer with the several County Societies
upon the subject.
Resolved. That this Society will raise the sum Of
FIVE hundred dollars, to carry into effect the provis
ions of the foregoing resolution.
On motion the following gentlemen were appoint
ed committee carry into effect the last resolution,
10 wit:
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COMMITTEE.

VIZ E requested announce CALVIN J.
w ROGERS, Esq, candidate for Clerk Of
Wake County Court at the ensuing election.
April 9TH, 1853. 4l-te.
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The SUFFERERS FROM THE LATE RAILROAD Ac-
cIDENT. We arc grati6ed TO have it in power to
state thatsthe situation of the little of Mrs. Pur
nell was more comfortable yesterday. Mrs. PurnelI's
injury having been slight, she is, of course, rapidly
recovering.
We hope that, for this dreadful calamity and loss,
the Railroad Company viii be made legally respon-
sble, as they should be. Other roads have been
made'to pay damages in such cases, and we see no
reason why there should be any exemption in the
present instance. Pei. InteEigencer.
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4rriruE Of The Steamer Arciic-F1,tr days later fro
EurODe.

Eur0pe
New York, April 5. The American mail steam.
er Arctic arrived her Warf at O'Clock this after
noon, bringing dates from Liverpool the 23d of
March, being four days later than those brought by
the Niagara. Mir. Rives will return in May.
Spain has concluded loan CT five millions Iea Is
with the Barings to pay off her floating debt
The Switzerland federal council To meet on the
18th 10 consider Austrian demands Austria has re-
vsed her passport rigors against English travellers.
Austria abandos her high treason prosecutions,
ing great enthusiasm at Milan. The commandant at
Ancona forbds the assemblage of than nine
after Unexampled haughtIness of the Sultan
10 the Russian envoy caused much excitement and
the English squadron to hasten to the Ddrdanelles.
Admiral Dundas refused obey without orders from
England. French fleet from Touon was immedi-
ateiy despatched. French Bourse fell aarmingly,
and English funds depressed, but are now re-
covering. The affair, ii is supposed, will blow over,
but is still regarded critical. The latest despatch re-
ceved by the French government leads 10 the belief
that there will he amicabie settlement.
ENGLAND. Being Easter week, Parliament was
not in session. The Prince of Waes's Tower of
Windsor Castle was burnt. The Duchess of Suth-
erland and forty other ladies' Stafford House
make arrangements for the reception of Mrs Beech
er Stowe the address and signatures filing twenty
six folio volumes.
The Arabia arrived on the morning of the 2lst.
In Liverpool the demand far cotton was moderate
prices slightly in favor of buyers. Trade in The
manufacturing districts slightly declining. The
demand for flour was active, and prices Unchanged
western canal 24s 3D.. Ohio, 25s. Corn had slight
" advanced-yeIIow, 3Is., white, sos. 6. ConsoIs
for account closed at 99i
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Var brough Fl a IL.

IN HER RETURN TO THE NORTH,
NJ A D A Me ANNA BISHOP
WILL PAY A LAST VISIT TO RALEIGH, AND GIVE
TWO DRESS AND COSTUME CONCERTS.
Assisted by her talented Artists, the Evenings OF
Tuesday and Thursday, pril 18th and 18th.
Ey- Full particulars to be duly announced.
April Sth, 1858. 41-It.
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Tanhark Wanted.

Tanbark Wanted.
WTANTED about two hundred cords of Tanbark,
w for which the best price in cash will be paid, on
delivery the subscribers Tanncry, miles below
Raleigh the SmithieId road.
JAMES l.. POOLE.
April 9Th, 1853. Al f. Pd.
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a;.. We are requested to state that la
th; Connected with the Epscopalian Church, in
in ~ nave placed some rare plants and flowers
tho~ r; T'0Ie Just below Mr.. Pomeroy's, where
oI w., :, OS offered for SALE The money realiz-
Of an orn we s4es is to be applied to the purchase
Onn ~u organ Tor the new Episcopaan Church. An
IF thus presented for obtaining flowers
'nolcest kinds, and at the same time Of con-
'f'of'ns to most worthy object.
synopsis of the Common sobool u' Quay
D Os Mr. Wiley, General Superintendent Tbi. sa
scboo, = from pamphlet containing the Common
It nrasort. ~ Just issued from the Standard Office
De useful as matter of reference - ,O Ana WIN
nnu isnes Of the system. We hone our cotem
den. VIII lay 1t before their rea-
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Connecticut !Satc and Congressional ELeeLian.

Connecticut STATE and Congressional Election.
HARTFORD, April 5. The returns from the cleo
ton held in this State yesterday, for members Of
Congress and members of the State Legislature IL
cher, and Seymour, the Democratic candidates for
Congress, all elected and both branches of the
Legislature are believed to be strongly Democratic.
SECOND DESPATCH
II HARTFORD. April 81 p. IN. The returns are
still imperfect. Pratt, Democrat, is elected 10 Con-
gress from the first district by 1900 plurality, and
five Democratic State Senators are chosen. The
plurality for Ingerso in New Haven city is abeu,
1000 securing his election by about 400.
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1t is said the President declares his purpose TO Of
fer the public stations the best regard
applicants. they notaccepted it is not his
fault. He says his selections for District Attorneys
and Marshals shall be Significant of his unaterAbIe
purpose to maintain and enforce the Fugitive Slave
law and that especially, in regard to the Office of
District Attorney, he hopes to secure for The govern
mentthe services Of men of the highest rank in the
profession. Norfolk .i1gus.
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CLOTHING! CEOTHING!I

CLOTHING! CLOTHING!
ID ECEIVED this morning:
III SO Plain Black Grenadne Silk Vests.
so Figured 90 IS
100 Fine Black Satin
100 Plain White Marseies
100 Figured IS &"
81 Farmers Satin, "a article,) Vests.
Cheap for Cash. E. L. HARDING.
Raleigh March 3lst 1853 80
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TAR! TAR!! TAR!!!
TX BARRELS Tar, just received in good order, and
Cfor sale at $3.50 per Barrel-cash.
JOHN w. PUGH.
CASTOR, N. c., March II, 1888. 3s--w3w.
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New Music.
TUST received, lot of fine new Music.
ID K. w. PETERSILIA.
G,is q, A'Hl 9Th, 1858, $s-tf
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HoUsx or lErsssEkr.Iss1s ussu4p srArss
Ciefks once, hay l4h, le55.
lT section Of The sei OF toaxes Of tbs 10th
august is42 sntded sxaSias and making appsp,ia
have been usually
general appropriation bills without authority M
provide Incidental expenses Of he and
government, o other paposss~hieh I7th
section Ia AZ ionowsi
sac a. 4na further sasesd, all stationery
every nature Congress
and job pruning
Of
those Department.. Washington
blanks, and
United
shah hereafter be furnished aud performed eonaet
eat bidder follows The secretary Of me the clerk
depuy posiinasers Tie Poet Once
lecofs in the custom house establishment
ana me SECRETARY the treasury shan respectively designate Tor
mat shan respectively advertise of
weeks pncip published
where such articles 20 be furnished printing done
sealed proposals furnishing ueb whole
class articles, doing
specified job eeof b- done place. specifying
such advertisement the amounr and description VI each
Kind be and all such shall
be sealed until The day specified such
making
persons and the oncrng furnish ari
perform specified portion job OF
ing sausacoFy secun tor e eseo under forfeit
doing aud The bidder
shall such and Five
shall be lowest bidder who shall such
give security. And
lie and his shall be liable
specified quidatsd
M la the OF The United States couri having jurisdiction
thereof
Monday, the 2s OF which
propoals via be opened for fun hing The articles III
during Thirty approved by
tierk, slx;
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Law school of Cumberland University, Lebanon,

School Of Cumberland University, n = "a ~ IN,
Tennessee.
EAcuLTY Hon Ahrahsm csrutsou late Of the ecui,
L judges Of Tennessee.
Hon Nathan Green, late Of the judges supreme
Of Tennessee.
Hon Bumhed L. Ridley, o. rhe chancellor. Of
Judges CsIuihrs Green dew their vhoIs
school,
Ptan Of ~srfsou Daily examinations
ert boos No regular
daily lessons ! the progress Of the EXAMINATIONS.
y weekly moot courts Of which
dents commences suits OF
soTs and prosecute them i
practice Tho
deeds, wills records and all
eence ~ The trials Some of spr~sl
supreme mot which held monthly
~ me cod ~ every session The students clerks.
Jurors circuit judges, and csnceo and in Official
pscues connected with their
FIRST in Sep
eer and ends third Thursday February
Thnrsd,y IN July.
rFe"ss se'rorTuiton fee $50 in advance contingent
zee " boarding about Students
which NJ hsd Lshsaon
-Four sessions
dents previous sndv required for ah
mission There four regular classes
any time during collegiate year.
There moot legislature wi h ne sch
Number ofstudents the last collegiate cixhy-sr
ROBERT T.. CARETHERa,
feh ll-soy President O Trustees
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NAVY DsrArrxssr,
Bureau Of Construction, Equipment, Repairs, May u.s. 1853
~ be resolved bureau 10 oeeck Of the 2th day
sston D. IRE. Of saeea.s and ss 70 The uasi states. the
lowing quantities Of tie best American required make s
1900 pounds plate ron quarter
inside IL head, and FIVE eighth. diameter
500 posns Of s, nys, Two and one inches long
500 pounds OF 6seeishrhs inch round Hoa
Az the said be delivered or before the last Of September
thar ~ inch aange All round The edge and kept
from s.,e 7 must Be Gu, correctly 70 s and ksp s.rs, and
~hou, cracking such as break OF crack mus, be replaced by and
Satisfactory approved ~, commsndsnt OF
seheduies navy-yad
the
into Which, beside. o,S.r eosdor viii sIs,ss provide
& s Be s n a., s .S sa n
yd without affecting shi Of the said United state,
made BY delivering
named Una, hsn and h ,s cas-, IN. aud his arse
wiz fe. and ne unsd states. as hqas.,ed d.m.ss
a.m.r.. may ,hry
The cos, % each item must be distinctly earned out and the asge
Approved .urses twice the ss@.sd soan q e contract
een,um in addition viii be withheld from the Of each
per b approved tnps,s by
ns said viii 3 PAID BY ss nav .sss, at the point Of
Every offer must be accompanied written (tse
navy ssn, or o,a. oe. or by .or one sno~n he
that Offer accepted bidder bid w with
after the eceip, OF the contract the ocs dcg
mated the with good and sueeu, nretios fur
veriiscmnr, which mboded The law
Of 10th August isss, sd The consideration Of all
accompanied by such rantcs.
parculsy cautioned eert
thai hutue-s letters
order being before the day apponied
All offers made strict eonpn this advertisement In
particular will be considered rejected the option Of the
bureau The peon only whose ohr be accepted VIII be no
bhed, and forwarded without delay
feons orns directed designate the Office through
which they addressed and TO whom the
All pah'tsh this advertisement VIII be
nosd by this bureau None others VIII be paid for ,s In
+.
May fs-1awf1
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Jssssrsr Hach ~ leoA
PROPOSALS unf the 2sth
day Of May next ~ O'Clock noon for the construction Of INC
Evansville fndisns according TO plans and sgc
this department. said
the Whole building separate for the differ
the eht reject the
hereby invited should the interests OF The United state
OF the amount off work done and
aeeordar sa,d smount TO be
estimate Of superintendent viii be paid from
me proceeds and 6h-en cent retained
Of and the acceptance The WORK
sc, by the tendept
Contracts m he awarded only 10 master builders OF nechanics
thereof other except by consent
Treasury, viii be forfeiture Of the
Every proposal b. accompanied by written guarantee,
signed fcc6ed be the attorney
me United States district Judge for the said dssci maj me
aer WI his be accepted enter into
s'n!!'" Tor ia faithful
no
M tnnehins he obtained
s department. the once OF the superintendent
" si'ef We po'h day of Apr.ne r
Secretary ~ the Treasury
ana ~tl he n the
day fixed fr eeeivins the same N The rr..ce az a sss,s
any shall be present - F'e' W " '''''
,,aa a.u,,,.ros JANIS GUTHRIE,
'"~' rerscfsry ~ the Treasury.
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Proposal. for Building and Equippins Five Light
Vessels.
TAs..par psr-Hrsssr, o.ne. Lrsnr. .aess Boar,

TAsAs9Hr DnrAKrsssr. o.rs. LIsHr, aoess , Bear,
) H. a. on TUESDAY iss ST., day d NAY a building and
acceptance La, delivered the properly
authorized agent Of the department New YORK Tor one -
sered Boston BE- delivered al Charleston soah
o,ina following =
fee, breadth Of beam moulded 8 ses nehe. dsph
top timber Of beam, IA ieei tonnage about ~
srocossssrr sno.l vrsrr.Rp sous0, be dc
house bard fS of s"s smas s,ars. os.
Length perpandeuArs breadth Of beam mound
ed "a feet inches depth Of hold from os OF hnoef suaAe 70 P
The while oAk 20 DC Of ihs ss :. paoef ana e '
IL none OF the b.ds saisiaoort TO me board wiz W ~
tered into until a shall have been submitted 10 aud approved b5 s
Secretary o. he Ifeasniy -, -. ..-.. - . -.
gagged building, and onr b. accompanied By me
o. responsible person. sufees for e iaih iu
Each vessel distinctly named which the
and and copy printed be
enclosed BY each bidder evidence that he'e no mistake as 70
No bid wiz conform require
drawing OF The vessel contracted furnished The
which he will be required adhere strictly 70 mis-
oee wall be assigned 10 The duty
who VIII be required 70 see and
used conformity The term. and speenea,ions o.
payments authorized to br made
s % % ] ,s sss ns sss ar. 20
pa be hal application to he
YORK; Wilmington D.laaase, or S"as sssa
house phadsh. baltimore New BEDFORD Edsaowa Mas
BY calling the Office Of The lighthouse Inspector AZ hos'on
pha Baltimore oes Of the light house board y ah
Any be pressn. and witness the
opening bids aad place hsrsinefore sasehed
inc LIZA and hen enclosed ID aaosr snveaD
the Of the hight house board Treasury Depart
BY order Of the light, house board ,,
THORNTON A. JENKINS.
Nav l--a,avt3,stNay Secretary.