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$500, 600 --r. .-rt.
OF bonds issued by the OF North Carolina
VIII bear January
thirty years they will coupons
per per anun viii be tie LIST days July and
ugry Of each year tst5aa e. s..e.-
Both interest aud principal viii be payable the Bank OF the Re
public, New York purchaser should prefer
10 have them made payable al the North Carolina
These bonds issued under authority the
North CaIoina for the construction Of The North Carolina railroad
and In addition faith OF the all The held by the
State railroad, divdeada
expressly pledged for their redemption.
They enactment, exempted nom
Parties bidding will please address their letters endorsed
Sealed Proposals North Carolina State Bonds 10 the under
signed New York; directed the Mess Brown ID
kosset, $50 Front street, New York. !.
The will be opened the Republic AT O'Clock
the 3st day of March next In the presence oil O. La
president OF The said bank and j. Brown ana Da''
Freeman, esqs. Bidders may also be present -.
Successful bidders win be required soon as Informed
acceptance their bids deposite IN bank the amount oil el
bids with the accrued interest," from The nrst Instant 10 the ed
Of the State OF North Carolina 49,
This depoe may the bank OF the republic
bank OF the State OF Noh Carolina OF In lh
~ " f~ 80 'eD ID. w. COURTS,
Public Treasurer of the State Of North Carolina
l3-2awt3lstMar
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Opening or Spring Goods for 1853.

Opening OF spring GOODS Tor 1900.
LAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co. respectfully invite the at
OF fancy goods Of the latest
embracing all the newest styles OF s.i # HE
French and India dress silks, rich grenadine D..
Bayadere robes, graduated bsrege robes
Printed challey tissues, Parts lawns and jaconets
Berege dc lane, nous de baze, French chintzes
Newest patterns of silk and lace manillas
Embroidered ard plain Grape shawls
Black lace shaws and scas
A superb lot OF French embroderies in capes
Berthes, chimezets, collars, sleeves
Infants caps, aud dresses, worked shirts
Swiss and cambria worked bands
Embroidered, hemstch, scoIIop and other styles Of linen
Honiion Gimpure, Mechin, and English thread lace,
All numbers of best kid gloves
English silk and thread hosiery.
All kinds Of mourning dress goods, such
Beat black silks, bombasia, black grenadne
Black chaIey, black berege, black alpaca
Black English Grape, black hosiery and gloves
Black skirting, black lace half figured mi,s
Black nantes and shawls
All kinds of fine white goods, consisting Of
India, Swiss, and French musins
Plaid and striped cambria muslin, aconet
Null, Nanso0k, and Victoria muslin
Figured dotted Swiss muslin, bishop lawn
Figured lace bobuet, silk and thread illusion.
We have senuemens ample supply Of the best
undershi drawers eravais, pocket handkerchies, &C.
ol furnishing goods will be found complete
and extensive than heretofore, consisting Of
Linen sheeung, pillow linen, siecia table damasks
Toweling in great variety napkins, Scotch diaper
Crash, German roll, table and piano covers
Toilet covers, fruit napkins, and doleys
In up very heavy
goods, such
Brown and beaehed sheetngs
The most celebrated brands of shifting cotton
Plaid domestic gingham cahcoes
Plaid aud striped goods for boys wea,
Bed ticking coored cambria scca, Madras handkeche
And many other goods suitable for servants wear
We shall object sell goods lower than the same
qualities be bought ia the northern Cities thereby saving
their but also considerable difference in We ask
call from all persons in wan, 9, good good a. how psey
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Proposals for finishing Portland Harbor Brcak,vats
Maine,
EsaIrRrs DEPARTMENT,
Washington, February IS, 1853,

III. &. -" EsorsRts DEPARTMENT,
Washington February as 1853.
this will be extended 100 feet
wards the hafbor channel. viii
spi stone without norar)
height will be formed head
each 10 and not less than feet wide passing entirely
wall alternating with other headers each feet
wide In
AZ feet long respectively.
wall will require
dwelling different pon in order To firm foundation
All the ballast for this 300 200 tons
breakwaer such point the
experimenting engineer may, direct
Gaping wall should be firmly
inch dogs and dowes Proposals for
furnishing and building the wall at Ahred
ming this office until the Both March, 1853
The be executed In satisfactory TO the
officer in charge. s E
There blocks Of hand suciento build twenty fee,
OF this wall.
For further dec, Brevet Major H. o. Tower,
United States army, Portland, Maine, -
EHH ".@ Breyet Brig General and Colonel Engineers.
To be inserted Republic Inegencer Union, Wash
ingon Courier, Boston Portland Advertiser, Portland,
each containing the adyer-
usement be to the engineer department.
Mar a-d2w ...s .... ..#-... .....5.. Is .HH.
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st NlECBANICs' OWNnhhew weekly with the seoye
hl. issued In this city previous TO the i''
Apt and sciences and me IN
generally II will be the cheapest papeI
city, talented writers have been engaged 70
contribute o !. I. :.
he handed in soon At me
once, Of u and 10Th streets. PAIGE coAiEs,
Mar low and Propesovs.
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EpwARp x: COLLINS : co,
BROWN, SIMPLIFY, co,
RG. ROBERTS Co, 4 n
}. M Is sSs,: s' co. Yard LONDON
70 Dam. de. victories,
eEo j DRAPER, H.u...
ships win not be accountable for gca oliver
.%ns .ps sosd slsr and ,S ,". s,so
NOTICE Is hereby given that nndsvsssssd tbs
a No .eo i.-usd TO esegs r. oais,, Colon , csa:s
widow George c.,'s,, IN confederation o. h- .e.vt.. $50
navy hundred Of isna sssed
0s June 1889 and nsi sd wssn, hs. been and No. - @
United states script under IN. ,s
'' jan si. 2. s%s'A SEs s5ssRTsoN
TIrTs il 10 CIV. motto. that = clara NC wins,ns !"
ani, the duplicate q land 2eSs rss
g e gsf t5 s' s csn. ss % and .
10 jan an soo',s~sm
Virginia eight miles from es s sesn nnd.r.osrs
d m,ayemspt by The use for N. - ~
in ersen, ssrssn fm equal to ans in ,Ss
county for INA, Pulgo,s Of e,do land on Arm
also oa Il YOUNG peaches end apples. se.sa frat
The dwelling hoge %, gs have seenry been sreced
% on tbe farm vegetable cellar cscuis'ed bold
iS o. sv water i. excellent ps.ryefi
The opns ssy secsu'e he cannot give his rerfoahH
/ tsnuon. m, -. n tr.oy
sonng the premises WIN. D. Wnisck, Of Alersnds county
| dec gs-2awlmo llnfetl r.. ~
THE MISSES AsDERsON have several p,e..-rs sss
Il without board
ON street. and I'd streets, FIRST booss opr" -
chsnios Row, Washington.
9a-2a~ nrf' q Ess## eE.9
Central Academy,
Corner OF u and 10th streets,
Rev. James Nourse, lr.t.1,..t.
Rev Jacob W Wio.o.,. rnn''p''
Marcus u, Wells, Assistant
Mon. r. Rsouri, Professor OF Modern Language -,
Circulars at r. Fnnbsms Taylor Ma"ys, s"d grY 80
sr'ynss bootsto~ss. 49, 5000 ~ We NJ 80
CI.EGANT Epaun~lted Cottage Chamber eess ~ -
Il A. INV bou.. furnishing wsreroms street, oppcdw o.
Errbsns- BANK one 81 OF hsck md N whe Ws b
Srsshed v6sr ssts ~ Inferior quality n IL al
Asc, .ss variety ~ rsurs md house kssRnG sris ys
~ ~. 5c"sssOs
Mar n-As&A~ 1870
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~ q IN 49,
nv and ser Monday March H. The passenger trains VIII DC
" folows
Leave Washington 9 and 9, a. m, ~ and 5, p m.
On Sundays q. a. m, and 3 p m,
Leave Baltimore al AZ and 3 m ~ and6 20, p m
On Sunday nj Az, M, ard 81, r. -.
The from baltimore, eha w e."no snn
fourth from Washington, viii be express usph sPns Vv ~
Annapolis nd washington Junction stations, -.
Saturday evening GOES NJ se' IVAN fh
sd.esss the ono ri morning only 70 Ha'mars
Through cheetr 10 Fhlsdsps ana New
viii given by leaving at y M and . ms except
on Sunday mr.
ny order a m r.n.oua
t5-dH Agent
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Collectors once, City Hall, Nov. =, 1854.

NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS-Notce is hereby
~ the advertisement Of delinquent property now IN
prepaon viii be completed and published on or
about the hrst Of December next
The respectfully that the law allows him
discretion makes duty enforce the coec
by advertisement and sale Of all property, without
upon which remain due and unpaid
All persons interested earnestly requested To forward
paying avoid heavy of an advertisement
n J. ROCHE,
Collector.
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Ko.tn Carolina six Fer Cent state Bonds.
afs F1}ea TExAsUas Dsr4srnssr, Raleigh, N. O.,

SEALED proposals cp until
y 10 O'clock The 3lSt oi March next The purchase Of
4 OoO
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DOR NENTThe suit occupied by Professor
Chas @. Jeweu will 9th April. They
large airy desirable from its central
being the departments aud public buildings In
quire Of O. X BfRNE,
Corner OF 10th and Pennsylvania
Mar 23-WSFu
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EDWARD X. COLLINS 4 CO.,
No. - Wall street, N. ".
BROWN, SMILEY, b CO.,
Liverpool.
&c. ROBERTS 4 CO., e.
10 Kings Arms Yard, Loodcu.
J. MUNROE h CO.,
26 Rne Notre Dame dss Victories
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GEO, N DRAPER, Havra.
The these ships will not be accountable fsr gcA sv
adns sned therefor the value hereof therein sxpssA
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Tickets Sl0-haIv-s S5-quarers 81 SO.
Certificates of packages Of whole tickets $40 90
do 25 half do 60 90
do 25 quarter do 30 90
splendid will receive
each drawing Immediately amer
who order from
.... Address p. j. BUCKLEY, Agent
March Wilmington Delaware.
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PROPOSALS for carrying the mails Of the United States from
the lat day Of November 1853 ot day OF june o 10
elusive, IA the stale Of CALIFORNIA; and IN The Teuoies o.
OREGON and NEW MEXICO, will be received 81 me eohuc'
Office the city Washington, UNI
u o. OF the lat day Of August 1858, 70 be decided D a ia
and line herein specheo
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-06-18
SENTENCE OF WOODWARD

On Thursday one of the Jury, Mr. Scriyener, having
been taken sick since the Wednesdays session. the sasscer
trial necessarily postponed.
The opportunity thus offered was employed by the
Court in hearing the counsel Of Daniel Hoorard con-
victed Of the murder Of his wife, in support of their
prayer for trial. Mr.. THoMPsos addressed the
Court at length, and followed by Mr. CARRINGros
the senior counsel.
The CoURT, after patiently hearing all that could be
advanced refused the prayer and passed sentence Of
death the unhappy On being asked if he had to
any thing why sentence Of death should not be pass
ed upon him, Woodward answered that he not
guilty of the crime of which the Jury had convicted him.
that he had always loved his wife, she had loved him.
and that during their whole married life he had treated
her kindly and if otherwise only when he fierce
ly provoked that he had been the victim Of combina
ton to destroy him, ani innocent man.
Nothing else being now left him to perform, Judge
aw~eR Asysred ,he of the law assigned to
,i0S cline "a which woodward had been convicted asd
appointed Friday the % Of September for the day
Of his execution.
ACQUIFTAL OF wM B. sAssGER
The trial of Wm B. Sasscer indicted for the murder Of
Mrs. Emmeine johnson, in the Criminal Court Of this
District concluded on Friday Only two three wit
examined for the defence when without
gument the given to the jury who retired and
in few minutes returned into Court with verdict of
guilty The prisoner then discharged from custody
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LAKE SUPERIOR ITEMS.

PROM THE LAKE SUPERIOR JoURsAL OF JUNE A.
THE SAUr STE. MARIE CANAL-By latest advices we
are informed that the agent Of the contractors win be
upon the spot 10 break ground Monday next the 9th
instant for long ookedfor canal The event will be
worthy Of public display Of rejoicing by the citizens Of
this whole region, and bonfire reaching the heavens
would be high that il be known far and wide
The following gentlemen have been elected officers Of
the company ERAsrUs CORNING, Of Albany, President
JoHS w. Brooks, Of Detroit Vice President. Jons w.
L. PRURN, Of Albany, Treasurer; CHas. I. HARVEY,
General Agent. The Board of Directors besides the
President, Vice President and Treasurer embraces Gov.
f. FAIRDASKs, Of Vermont; JoHS.M FoRBEs of Boston
JOHN f. SEYMOUR, Of Utica; and JAS f. JoY Of Detroit
SAuT STE. MARIE ISDIASs.-Much credit is due to Mr.
EUsrAcHE RoUssAN the interpreter for his exerons in
behalf Of the Indians in this vicinity BY him they have
been induced to lay aside portion of their annuite for
the purchase Of land Of the Government to make them
home where, by little exeron they raise super
abundance for the support Of their families including
fishing.
There are already some two hundred and fifty living
the south side Of Sugar Island, some ten or twelve
miles from this place. where they have purchased hye
hundred Of land and in the course OF this year
will have built many houses in the fashion OF the white
mans.
We have been informed that the two bands which con-
stitute this little settlement formerly the most in
digent Of any in the country, but are becoming more
industrious and civilized !,
rv agricultural implements to enable them to carry out
ali the instructions given them in the science Of farming
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The subscription preeof this paper for year THREE
DOLLARS payable in advance.
For the long Sessions Of Congress- (ayeraging eight
months, the price will be Two DoLLARs for the short
Sessions ONE DOLLAR per copy,
reduction of 20 per cent Zone fifth of the full charge)
will be made to any who shall order and pay for at
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No accounts being kept for this paper it will not be for
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INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION AT NEW YORK.

New York, MAY 81, 1S53.-The Directors Of
The Association for the Exhibition Of the Industry Of
all Nations give notice that the Exhibition will be
opened on the 18th day of July.
In making this the Directors avail them
selves Of the opportunity that the building which
they have erected and the Exhibition which they have
prepared WILL they believe fully meet the just expecta
tions Of the public
afford ample scope for the inventive talent and skill of
our countrymen in machinery and agricultural imple-
ments have increased the size of the building by adj
ding nearly to it's beyond what originally
contemplated that have for the purposes OF exhib
ton hundred thousand square feet, nearly five
Not limiting their plans display merely curious at
tracve Directors have organized department of mine
raogy and geology in which of the best scientific talent
Of the country has been employed the foundation thus
laid of valuable national collection Of the mineral
sources of the country.
The Directors had hoped open the exhibition earlier
period the novelty and ncacy Of the style of construc
on and the high standard Of architectural beauty which it
has been the object of the Association attain have produced
delay and it has been impraccabe for the Directors not
withandng their vigilance and their most earnest
desire to announce the opening at an earlier day.
In regard to the character of the exhibition the
suit promises be gratifying and not unworthy Of the
confidence manifested towards by the Government of the
United States, confidence which has ELECTED cordial
ponse from the Governments Of foreign countries IL will
unquesionaby be the most attractive and interesting coec
ton Of the works Of art the results OF science and the pro-
try and will tend increase the active emulation Of the
in every branch ofintcectual development
The sole charge Of the interior Of the building its DIVISION
arrangements classification and police has been confded to
officers Of the navy Of the United States Captain S. F.
Dupont and c. H. Davis and the sanction of the Government
given the appointment Of these gentlemen, who have
distinguished themselves the special services in which
hy have been employed affords proof Of the confidence
poscd and the felt the highest authorities Of the
country, in the geurraA sbjsets u vhe sztsss<ts.
These gentlemen have orysaized their depsrtmsAt
follows. ~#~ H4# - N*rr Fs 7
J. NJ. Batchelder, Secretary Of The Superintendent.
Samuel Webber Arrangement Of Space and Classification
Prof b. Sliman, jr., Mineralogy and Chemistry.
| B. P. johnson, Agricultural Implements.
/ Joseph L. Holmes Machinery
| Edward Vincent, Textile Fabrics.
Felix Patti Sculpture.
The Official Catalogues and the Illustrated Weekly Record
the exhibition be published in the building by Messrs
g. p Putnam Co.. under the supervision of the Association.
The Directors have sensby felt the confidence reposed
them by their felowczens in all parts Of the counry and
they will continue make every effort satisfy their just
expectations.
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ARpEsr OF FrvE LADIES PLUcKISe Flowers A
CEMETERY On Tuesday last the officers at Geenwood
Cemetery New York. arrested two ladies, occupying
spectabe positions in society," for puckng flowers that
city the dead and on Wednesday three others were
arrested for the offence and held TO bail to
Three of them fined FIVE dollars each and the other
two rot Of by proving that the flowers plucked by
gentleman and given 10 them.
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locust plague appears to be affecting the people of
several parts Of Central America. cloud Of these de-
yourng had aghted upon the territory between
the Barranca and the Chacarte consuming the crops
and the Bishop Of that region had directed public prayers
for relief to be offered up The locusts had also fallen
upon the city Of San Salvador.
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His stately step,
His princely guise,
His lips sweet smile,
And the power Of his eyes
And Of his speech
The flow Of bliss
His hands dear press,
And ah ! his kiss!
My heart is lorn,
Ny peace is DER;
I'll find 1t never
And nevermore.
Ny bosom'yoarns
Towards him away
0 could ! but clasp
And bid him stay
Could | but kiss
Him as / would,
Upon bis kisses
Die ] should !
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DIRE cTo RS.

Mortimer Livingston, Philip Burrows
Alfred Pell, Johnston Livingston,
August Belmont Charles w. Foster,
Alexander Hamilton, Jr. Theodore Sedgwick,
George L. Schuyler, William w. Stone,
Ebert j. Anderson, William Whetten,
Henry X. Durham, John Dunham,
W. G. ii. Waddell, William Kent,
Jacob A. Westervelt, Watts Sherman,
James A. Hamilton, T. w. Edmonds
Samuel Nicholson,
THEODORE SEDGwIcK, President
Wv WHETTES Vice President Treasurer and Secretary.
l.. @. STUART Assistant Secretary.
June l7-2awIm
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NC VI iiSihhi utttitJ uutIl
My heart is lorn,
Ny peace is Ger;
III find it never
And ncvermore.
Where him / have not,
The graves my lot,
This earthly ball
Embitter'd all.
This feeble head
Is craz'd with thought,
This feeble sense
OF mine distraught.
Ny heart is lorn,
My peace is Ger;
Ill find IL never
And nevermore.
For him tits / gaze
The window before,
For him tits / 20
Out the door.
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The Official Catalogues and the Illustrated Weekly Record
of the exhibition be published in the building by Mesrs
g. Putnam Co.. under the supervision of the Association
The Directors have sensby felt the confidence reposed in
them by their in all parts of the country and
they will continue make every effort satisfy their just
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AnnOuncemcntof candidates for office S2,OO
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-CLARKsBURe, wEDNEsDAY, AUGUST Sd, ss5s.

seemed strange that 1t should be lighted
up at that hour; so the Judge determined
to learn the cause. Accompanied by his
daughter. they assembled the stairs and
entered the Office quietly. A sight met
their gaze which made the heart of one, of
them beat violently. At the desk. a
short distance from the door. sat George.
fast asleep, with his head resting on his
arm. As Ida's father stepped forward to
awake the sleeper. he observed several
political essays on the desk, with a fresh
ly written article, with. the mysterious
''stars" attached. The truth flashed up
on the Judge in a mOment-he was in-
debted to George for his success. He
beckoned to Ida, who came trembling to
his side. Just then they saw by the light
of the fiekering lamp a smile pass over
the slumberer's face, and he uttered the
words dear Ida,' % in tender tone.
"Oh, father l'' exclaimed the loving
girl, affectionately throwing her arms
around her parents neck, ''do let George
come home again; it is surely no sin for
him to love me-
Awakened by the sound of Ida's voice.
George looked around confused, and as
he saw Ida and her father, he endeavor-
ed to hide the manuscript. But the father
stopped him by saying laughingly-
. 1t won't do you young rascal, you
are fairly caught-found out-talk in
your sleep, will ye-ha ha."
George was bewildered and transported
he had been awakened from pleasant
dream to a bright reality
Matters were soon explained. and the
warm hearted Judge. after blessing them
both, promised to see them married be-
fore he started to Washington.
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Ger hills and DER valleys l roamed.

Ger hills and o'ervalleys roamed,
Love and peace made..my bosom their cave
thought of my favorite home,
Nor dream'd of the sorrowsso near.
What followed those moments of bliss,
And caused me much sorrow and pain,
III in a few words now express,
Should it never be mentioned again.
That monster which roams o'er the land,
Which infests both the earth and the sea,
Tore my loved one, away from my home,
Which once made 1ife dear unto me.
am like the disconsolate cave,
Whose mate he in sorrow doth mourn,
She's gone on mission above,
From whence she can never return,
Great God that thou would'st on high
Look down with compassion on me,
Send forth from thy home in the sky,
Glad tidings that will set me free,
Drive trouble away from my soul,
Send happiness home to my breast,
Bid sorrow depart from my soul,
And my aching heart be at rest. A. NJ