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- Esh Printed De LANES, French and English
-" Dress silks, Black and Colored
blaeA Gro DE Rhinss. % o SO inch
FrsBes sbf1 sBS rIsiL Us LaSss a e0ioIi isa 4aAes
bb~uIed syrian Cloths, al ssiSTs
n, Fersian do. -ll s0lors, 4c
DSs oNH 'HpoTta1'Sa s. Just received Tor sale ~
!. .,VT.,,- N, - - hENr PAINE KENT
H1h..sh hANANA ClGARS.-we hay. in .tor. q, - =.
s'oeA 81 superior Havana Cigars among tbs 2 Iafge
ms A-1 A@'oT' PCRcELL, LADD Co DTuSvi'ts
.S.. " Main street, corner lIih.
'ENo ihh " HoLEe ale TRADE-GEo NJ WIS, " =.
oueTs this Pail
'tIsa ieT aSIng IN their stock "a
1H ,hs sueie of Blank BCot such as LsIgsrs I,I.
nssotd- hemorandums, 4c ThssF were son,,ss,1 ~.
81 49, % =, IN material and purchasers viii be supplied AZ
Letter, Cap and Note PaLsr. Il ,n ia. v.,.. -,
Ink, Cards Enyst1S.s, be-
'Hu'l 10. = - every department.
- Nr':.l Al and Miscellaneous Rooks -,
"a onhi'AlhiC IIIOCOL. NTE.-T The -oe..rx,- = - -,
elsyd rom the manufacturers a eaasrnnent ~ T,,
~ his Is an article nurTicious .nd n.,.
ai y preniiary adapted
yu'pAa'- HE sabscrit has
, Or '5N ehdfsn suitable article ean 4. ah
au26 JAS ID. B. EVANS,
. . tz7 III West Main
4 60 WEST, Nos 8 and Exchange. os,rs fo- - -
y Giantof the Monthlss -s' N-s's 'os sale ms
hIIsIs ", .nT.z MaT.z ne for SePtenber-sSets cts
ArHsts LIZ aud other tales hJ Mary IJoxit,-so.,
nle Matrieides Daughier-s5cts No
me NiEard % he Ways-fScts
Dare Dsyl DieE-Eoe cts
H1.'yy 2al hStimsnis OF Architecture-T5s,. "a,
~ CANhkiCs-5 cases, comprisjnS = fnII .-.o,,, =,
sssS ''' received per ship "PdenA." and FOR sale nv
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lNNrnfS- SOTICE-yiRalNiG AND TENNESSEE RAN

RNArhr1~- NOTIuE-y1RGiNIA AND TENNESSEE RAIL
H ROAD.-PABlsEN KING take great pleasure nfoi IN
ing merchants and Others Of s city &C. that they have effected
arrangements with the Virginia and
for the cfre irsgs Of running DAILY EXPRESS per the
mail trains their line from IynehburF Virginia. by
stages 20 all points In Wctcrn Virginia
viii commence operations the 10Th Of June.
Due notice will be o the various routes agents
The public will lease bear n mind, although have
dHSir| rfghf TO Express this line
recommendation, and not on E1HOEnTANr
L. MAiIE
feo y
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disposed Of my entire interest the Express
Ousness heretofore known "Dodgrs Virginia
aoha Express take pleasure TO the eInnu-
AZ ARG The snterprsng gentlemen eouposing the arm of
hesst fAkiskN hSG who have business
press Forwarders. IEyi bOnCE
Fe eiruar
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oUARLEs BROOKE,
hSaSoSD August 2Jth. 1853 ~ 10 rSari streri-
Aeon slDEs; oLIP1 HERRISgs; PACKING YARN. Lsun,.
'L ELAs. SMITH co.
SLASINa POWDER housand kegs saAlity -,Ir,B,.,
.esl DSvESrosr. ALLEN co.
ASrlNss-A fun assorssn Consisting or Pots. OVEN. spf
in 3 o suit '' '' p "a HcoRE SS5R - CO. g. sale
-. 'a,. q Main street
,a, ~ rCNrSA a supply Of 'hsss Pu-p, in
sars .'''' ''i '0f sac ,n O., III. e.,S slNIoN CO.
CCRED HANs-A superior W. Just received
Sss1 ana Tor sale 'y vn,v,,
'NNtES olL-loo bN' in psims order good o. Atty
'a., DAVENPORT. ALLEN 4 co
~, rlr AND cRoSscUr SAWS. Of oog,ast15 g,,,,,
Aal' sEn'of the Circular Saw, u Main s,rs.,
SSriCE-FePrsr, Pmenio. Gase7 Mace. y,,,o,,, o..
- Cinnamon Mustard, for sale y g. Cloves
aANpLES-liaii' JaekssHs, Ni,eA-t'. Mould Cs,i,s
-, fog sale by l,aisl JOHN X GORDON soN'
6NoUNTRY BAR RoN-six tons rou,,rv n, =.
49, 'see'ed on eon''snmsnt or sale b.
g,EaM .,l,.5 -, AYP eoPErs MAGAZINE r s,p,,s,,r =,
~ Nv lAS-Asasst ~ si-J RANDoLPH ha, %, sale.
neot' IN yvy department Of Literature. vhA sassisss s
Memorial af Hor, GresnousA soa.t.,ns o, .,,o,, 81,
,gs 1 s' writings 'n su, ii, Ssass v hsaiy as its
T., IT, EssI,r, Of sgs'.ss y NV wars,r.n
, m ~ IIa9cs I'D sslHsrland, y Bsri Jr o.
VI ~ hovs-ds Sugrent Court Reports a. so
~ si I's o. teoloEy, vh maps An2 plates Oh y,s.,
=. ,rvr,y 4, suqf
- Ntlh LAMPs-sAFEfY CANS. POE nm u -s.,., -.
gPy, ~ h,ni also SpaB ttsg Fiuia eref al
'Nms principle 80 the Lamp prevent sxpiosion - 80
-e gAA y. =. EvANs. ~ West Main 4
a fANDLE WICK, COTTON AND HgHP ryrsE s,, al. ~
s.,,..,, sssy JOHN y COZ on soN
tDukrp GIC2 MOLAssEs prime quality -si. f,
s'5t u. smNKSR, c.sy s,s,.,.
SlhANs SUGAR SO bids strictly choice o~-sss s5ssr %.
~. '''s "' 'aeW y ". skfNEER
,. cafy sBsst.
NAtls-A very dns as'crrssason hana ~ ., -
WVobEN hJcKffs-sos dotsa patsat Wooass pseE.t,
ssls EoNoSP, DAVENPORT co
uDsr. kH-oo bagA ~ ale ~
,nt DAVENPORT. ALLEN 4 80
URONk pUsf-Wt prepared 10 furnish fr,u, -. -.
- Richmond uruand hfus Dust fresh rura - -
FLANNAoAN, sT,yHGs 4 co
a NEs sPADEs AND sHOvELs 4 tsyr- -. :, :,
= ttce 80 iefifabe foods just - 49, ~
autf
SFttlvH LlNht" hhlt, sspsrior Virriuis An. A, It.
-, ~ wv af log tstsn avsy ~ anss - fh. 9,f-- .
..,, . -. nlls - q Rsrcaisry o. as -
80 -'P'''''' tof sNle ~ Ne sEVuts
VI "VshhLs oANDLEs-so - soses Aasmas,io. Co.,. =
W esiung and or tsls " N-'''''' -
SO tDwrS woarHaNa CO
II au2o ~ s1stlx1,s.
6D ssl TANNERS OFT is Do N.sris.ry 10 .fr..,. =,
'i' NAcEG WiSsION.
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MAURY GARLAND, C,mmi.sion VI chan

% betWeen Man and Cary, has constantly hand,
In quantities TO SUI purchaer the following Of sup
quality mostly OF his Importation, viz:
Pale and Bro Brandies
do and do Sherries
Old Port Wine
Madeira wnes, Newton, Gordon, Cossart A Co.
Champagne wine Sayres brand
Sparkling kItawba Wines, Long and Bogen's
Old jamaica Rum New England do. high proof
OH Rye whiskey; BImgardnsr's double Distilled
Mass Licoriec, various brands
Ground Spices OF ~ ind
PVlvrrizcd Table Salt; Old English Cheese
English and American MuJtard in every size packages
Salad Oil, Sayres' brand
Yeast Powders; Havana Cigars
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N OM1Ei:1i M IiioGol.lTE.i,.
FALL GOORS

'.G CANhRics-5 cases, cOHprisiSS a full ,.o,r.., :,
90 received per ship 'RdsIia and FOR ss. NV "
kENT. A Nj 4
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VOW " GORDON q sOV Grocrr. y nj Commission Mrr.
- chants and dealers IN Metals No % Main street.
swede's
Amsriran Hammered Iron
English American Rolled
Fnaiish aul American mistcrsd Steel
German, cast and Shear stce.
Road Plough Iron
Hroid, Round, and Square Iron al
Oval. half Oval, ant haif Round DO do Plough Patss
McC trmck's and Ptmrr's Mould Hrafds
kmrrict ctn, Rnssia, sud English Sheet Iron
gtnd and Hop Iron
Nail Rod II American aud sWcdc'str1n
Uorse ahofTron
Tih-plate Sheet Zinc pig and bar Tin
Hhcathing, Hfati,r, bar Copper
sheet Hsr Lead
Fut assyrtmeut ~ Groceries sup
nRNNgEs AND LRNONs--Qo toxss, for sale by
" auiI DAVENPORT, ALLEN co.
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ENl NNNAGAN. STOKES a 60. oGer f5r sale
n 2in htds Pr and o Sugars
IL kt-s Loaf, Crushed aud Powdered sugar.
2."hhls CoGrc
in' bags Rio Conr-; 200 Lagura 90. lsHJava d.,
l,n bids Cuba and Sugar House Mulasses
- this do
l5N Kegs Nails auf Spikss, assorted
80 boxes IalloW Sperm aud Adamaniine Candles
$50 boxes Sotp l5UdoIcu Painted Bnckcts
o. ReAms Paper, 81 chest Teas assorted
l5sl bhis Hrrrurs. - bbis Pure Cider VINEGAR
~ sides sole Leather
Pmeno Ginger Feyy' SuimeFi bed cord, Leading Lines.
blasting an Sporting fgdr candle wick Thread Corn
SaTsh Pearl rt-rgh, Window Glass Puiy; Cigars Bstcrri
Siee Cast Steel Alum S't Pee stone Extracts Log.
Gc. - ' .,4t - a. %
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MARRrHn.

In Moore county, on Wednesday evening the Goth
ult' Mr.. Edward c. Chambers of Montgomery, to Miss
Anna Jane daughter of VIM. G.. Cam pbeII Esq
In Anson county, the 2st ult, Mr.. Benz. F. Hea-
den, of Chatham county, Miss Charlotte, daughter of
Gen. James M. Wadd of marlborough.
On Thursday, the 9th ut, by the Rev. r. H. Latter
ty, Mr.. David l.. Cashon Miss Cynthia j. Hutcson
all of MeckIenburg.
In Morganton, Thursday evening, the 9th of lam
uary, by the Rev. j. Buxton DR.. Thomas c. Lester of
Asheviile n c., to Miss Ann Judson daughter of DR..
J. M. Happoldt.
In MocksviIIe the 18th ultimo, by Rev. Jesse
Rankin j. In NJ Clement Esq, 10 Miss Mary J. Haten.
On Wednesday morning. the I'd inst, by the Rev. Is.
Field Mr.. Marcus G. HoIerhy and Miss Sae C.
Mills, all of the county of Rockingham, n. G.
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TEXAS IMMIGRATION. On last Sunday week, a
large body of very respectable citizens left Rocky
Mount for Texas. The company consisted of 1877
PERSONS white and black, under the protection of Mr.
Chas. Harrison, for many years past, very estma-
Bile citizen of this county. All except Mr.. Harrison
and family were from Nash We see the Whining
ton Herald speaks of them as from Edgecombe. which
is mistake. Ere this, presume they are on ma
lures broad rolling, dangerous highway, as they
ticipated shipping from Wilmington. May they
have a prosperous voyage pleasant arrival, and re-
alize their hoped for and happiness in their
new homes. Marlborough Southerner.
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Correspondence of the Standard.l
RICHMOND, Va, Feb. Sd, 1876;

RICHMOND, VA, L en-. 81, 1905.
My DEAR STA: am still! detained here in trying
to get bill pa ssed by the Legislature for Branch
Railroad to Milton. Movements here slow, but
our project is daily gaining friends and will Ultimate
ly pass by decided majority. The committee on
Roads and Internal Navigation will report our bill
tomorrow and think will recommend its passage.
We meet with violent opposition from w. P. Tuns-
tall, the President of the Company, who overlooking
the interests of the Road Identifies himself with the
.Danville interests. The City of Richmond is de-
cdedIy in our favor and is majority of the Leg
islature. Yours Truly,
n. J. PALMER.
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DIDN'T BELIEVE IN LIGHTNING. Not long since
an elderly entered the at one of the Ohio
stations and disturbed the passengers a good deal
with complaints about 6 most dreadful rhumatlz'
that she was troubled with. A gentleman present,
who had himself been severe sufferer with the same
complaint said her-'' Did you ever try electricity
madam tried it. and in the course of short time
it completely cured me-" Electricity = exclaimed
the old lady, yes I've tried it to my satisfaction.
aUas struck ,uith lightning about year ago, but 1t
did mt do me a single morse o'good.
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CAPE FEAR AND DEEP RIVER NAVIGATION Com
PANY. We learn that COL Alexander Murchison of
this county has accepted the Presidency of the above
company, (made vacant by the resignation of J. N.
C!egs, Esq.,) with an annual salary of $4,000. His
well known energy of character will afford an ample
guaranty that this work will be pressed with the
greatest vigor. Capt. Clement Smith has heen ap-
pointed an engineer of the Company with a salary
OF , 900 per annum. We learn that at the meeting
held on the 22d ullimo at SummervilIe, and subse-
quen'y, about six thousand dollars have been SUBJ
scroeo 10 the capital stock of the Company, which,
aoueo 10 Inc amount obtained by the recent meeting
IN w im'ngton ($3O, 0OO,) only leaves $4,000 to be
raised 10 sec re the $4,000 appropriation made at
the late session of the Legislature.
Fav CaroEn;cn.
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SUPREME COURT.

The following opinions have been delivered
since our last:
Bv NASH, c. ]. in Sat:erwhite Hicks, from
cranvilIe affirming the Judgment. Also, in Smith
80 Sharp from Hartford, affirming the Judgment. AL
e. in Elizabeth City Us Kennedy, from Pasquotank,
affirming the Judgment Also, in State Us Christian
berrv and Harmon, from Alexander, directing Uen-
re de
WAYNE. affirming the Judgment Also, in Lloyd rs
pr;ce in Equity from Martin, reversing the order of
tho Court of Equity. Also, in Davenport Hassel,
in Equity from Tyrrel. Also, in Capehart Us Mho-
on in Equity, from BERTHE, affirming the interocutory
decree.
By BATTLE, J. in Doe ex dem. Johr son Us Mad
dera, from Martini reversing the order appealed from.
Also in Ward g. Co. JONES' from Marin. directing
a renire denoro. Also, in Lawrence as Moore, from
Hereford, overruing the exceptions and confirming
the report. Also, in Garner as Garner In Equity
from Northampton-the defendant declared Uus-
tee for plaintiff, &c.
Bv NAsu G. L. in Williams Chalmers, in
Eoui.v from Moore Temanding the cause with costs,
as if he bill had been dismissed with costs. Also,
Little u.s. Allen, from Arson, affirming the judgment
below. Also, in TindaII Us. Wall, from Arson, af
firming the judgment below, Also, in Winstead
rs. Reid, from Caswell, affirming the judgment be-
low.
By BATTLE, j., in State er rel. Morgan Us. Horne,
from Arson, awarding a Uerire de Also, in
Doe &c dem, HargrOve Us. Miller from Randolph. af-
frming the Judgment. Also in Winslow rs. Cope
Also, in State REL Lawrence Rayner from
Berthe, directing the report to be referred.
By PEARSON, j., in Williams Us. Lanier, from Mar
TIM directing rerire de Also, in Doe er dem,
Brasier, from Chatham, directing penire de moro.
Also, in Der dem, Moore GhirkIn, from Mar
tin, affirming the judgment. Also in Johnson as.
Lee and Crawley, in Equity, from Halifax dismis-
sing the bill with costs.
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Artists Materials.

A FINE assortment of late mportations from Paris
~ and London, besides handsome selection from
the :" Artists Emporium N Y.
Twilled Canvass 27, so, and So inches in width,
Canvass stretchers from g. by r. TO &c by Sc,
Metallic Tubes of Paint, of all colors,
Artists Brushes in 81 by the single brusb
PaIlettes Pallet Knives, and Palette Cups,
Portable Easels, suitable for Teachers and Schools,
Japaned Boxes, with without paints,
Faher's Lead Pencils
India Rubber, white and black,
Crow-black Cont Crayons,
Paint Stones Drying Oil, Mastic Varnish,
Graduated Paper for Pastil,
Pastil Crayons and beautiful article in the file
arts,
Portfolios,
Transparent States for beginners in Drawing,
Drawing Books and Albums, &c.
few beautiful and valuable Oil paintings by cele-
brated Modern Artist.
At the n. C, Music Store.
Raleigh, Feb. 4, 1858. "a
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THE MARKETS.
WILMINGToN, FebI

WILMINGTON, February 5, 1853.
NAVAL STORES. The sales of Turpentine yester-
day reached about 1880 bbls, as follows 7S5 bbs. at
81 10 for soft and So 40 for hard, and 1885 do. at
S4 O5 for soft and So 40 for hard-Per $50 lbs The
,narke; closed firm at highest quotations, with good
demand and light receipts. In Spirits Turpentine
We hear of no sales yesterday, The market remains
quiet, and holders firm G5 per gallon, with
light stock. [Sale on Thursday evening of 100
bbls. Spirits Turpenline. which we did not before
hear of, 65 cents per gaon.l No transactions in
Rosin; market firm at 81 20 for common.
ASH HEADING. Sale yesterday of $4,000 pieces
at $40 per NJ
TIMBER. Sales of three RATS at 81 25, SIS SO and
81 per NJ. journal.
PETERSBURG, Feb. 7ih, 1858.
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT. Those buying by
retail may expect TO pay advance on annexed quo
tations:
ToBAcco-Breaks rather small, and but little open
ing; prices during the last few days have advanced
We quote Jugs at 4 81 80; good Tugs at SO a
s.! ; mon leaf 8 good a L24.
CoTToN-From 80 cents per pound.
WHEAT-ll0 TO 125c. for red; white 40 to l3l
cents.
FLoUR-Cily Mills, 81 SOL.
BAcoN-Sales shoulders at 93c.; sides 103c.;
Virginia hog round 1913.
LARD-W estern, in barrels, at 123 IS c.; kegs.
145 Is cents; Virginia, II l3 cents.
BEEF-Nless beef, per Dbl. $l3 I6. Nominal.
PoRK-Mess Pork offering at $40.
FIsH-No. Mackerel SSd and scarce; No. N.
Carolina clipped none; do $64; gross, 50 Nova
Scotia, gross ST. 44-scarce.
SALT-l rs 81 10 cents for fine; G. A. l25c.
GUANo-S46 per 1900 lbs.
PLAsTER-Pee1sburgt fresh ground, unpacked, $63
per ton; packed ST. Northern $75.
LIME-Thomasto $Ii373 81 45c.
Express.
FAYETTEVILLE, Feb. 5, 1858.
Trade heavy for past three days. Receipts of
cotton large and in good demand at quotat ons, say
81 81 and cents Flour, sales al SS4 SO for super
supply abundant. Corn is in good demand, and
wanted at GO cts Cdr0Eni1n.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 5th, 1853.
The advices by the steamer Canada reached here
last night, and were published to-day. They have
caused some movement in cotton, and holders are
asking advanced prices. Breadstufs dull. COT
fee continues frm-saes 81 90 cents for Rio.
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HpEGx GOODS AZ COST.
FHNO make room for NEW STOCK in the Spring,
L for Cash, the subscriber,
FOR FORTY Days TO COME,
will sell off either at wholesale or retail, his present
stock of Rich Fancy Dry Goods, at New York cost.
+. A MITCHELL.
Raleigh, February Sth. 1853 PIT
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Correspondence of the Petersburg Express
AWFUL RAVAGES OF SMALL POX.

NoRFoLK, Feb. 5, 1858.
Messrs. ED1roRs The ship Antarctic of New
York, from Liverpool Capt. Zerega, arrived in Hamp-
ton roads to-day, in great distress, being short of
water and provisions. The small pox has been rag
ing violently during her voyage, and sixty deaths
have occurred. The first mate has died, and Cap
tain, second and third mates, lying danger
ously ill. Yours, "MAzEPPA."
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Why did neither Lous Napoleon nor Louis Kossuth
fare badly in their mprsonments Because one was
restricted to Ham, and the other to Turkey.
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The Emperor Nicholas, of Russia, breakfasts on
a Gun of tea and rusk dimes on little fish, cut
let or a chop, with biscuit and glass of sherry
and water. In the evening he takes cup of tea. He
suffers from an internal disease, and is obliged to be
abstemious.
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Il. bThNT TO DE4TH. A little girl, aged nine yaars,
tne Itu@n'ef OF VIM. Moore, living six miles West
OF this place, was burnt to death ON Monday last.
She was standing near the fire when her clothes
cauSn' IN the names On discovering her condition
sne ran out OF the house in the direction TO where
SOM persons were at work in the woods. They
heard her piercing shrieks and ran with all their
strength to meet her. They came up in time to tear
from her person part of her burning garments, but
no' IN Le 10 save the little sufferer from DEATH She
oie0 IN ABOUT 10 hours after the accident.
SaksGurN Kyntchnunn.
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Upwards Of three thousand hands now at work
on the Maysville and Lexington Railroad, which
connects with Inc Virginia line at the mouth of Big
Sandy.
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CURE FOR ERYsIPELAs. The editor of tbe Slano
observer gives certain for this DISTRESSING die
order' from which he has been great sufferer. He
says GA SIM lie poultice made of cranberres nopnd.
60 nne' and applied in state, has proved in nv
cse' ana number also in this vicinity, a certain
remedy" In this case the poultice was spnIied on
sons 70 oeo' and the next morning, to his surprise
ne louno Inc Inflammation nearly gone and in two
days he was we'll as ever. :" ~ =
albany Evening JOURNAL
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IRON IN TENNESSEE. The NasbviIlo Will o;,,o.
tabular statement of the capital and produce Of the
iron interest on the Cumberland river, touetber with
the number of hands employed, and the amount Of
PORK and corn consumed per annum at the twenty
one furnaces nine FORCES, and two rolling mills there
in enumerated. The following IS Observation-Disclosures
~ furnaces 200 tons metal FORCES, 10 600 tons
blooms; rolling mills 1000 tons of iron Total.
44'5OO tons; l4O0 kettles. Capital, SI,eI6, 900.
Ahey employ 1905 men, and 1,8iO negroes.
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ENT ENE s.!

VALENTINES Writer'S Notices, WATERS, Seals,
y Envelopes, &C., &c, &c. A splendid assortment
to be found as usual at TURNER'S
n. G. Book Store
Raleigh, February 18th, 1858. "a
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AS@A1 - A1ASSHn AND UASAON NOADs
HE Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road has been relaid
with heavy lion and furnished with first class Pas
senger Cars, and notice is hereby given that
The REGULAR MAIL TRAINS
Leave Raleigh daily, Sunday included, at P. M.
Arrive at Gasttn at . P. Nj.
Leave CASTOR at IL P. M.
Arrive at Raleigh at A. M.
On and after the 1Itn inst, tri-weekly accommoda-
ton train will be despatched going and returning in the
day time. Due notice of the days and hours of arrival
and departure will be given.
Ike best attainabe arrangements will be made with
all connecting lines for the cheap, comfortable and
rapid convey ance Of passengers.
Office R and R. R. ComPany,} a.
February 9TH. 1858.
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On Saturday the 5th, the Chair laid before the Sc
nate report of the Secretary of War, accompanied
by an abstract of the returns of the militia of all the
States and Territories.
The deficiency bill reported, with amend
ments.
MIR. Davis introduced bill to regulate the rights
of fishing and the rights of disposng of the proceeds
of the fisheries in and between the British North
American provinces and the United States.
The bill to reorganize the navy of the United
States was passed.
A bill granting land to Arkansas and Missouri for
certain railroads therein considered and passed.
The Pacific railroad bill was taken up, and Mr..
Butler spoke at length in opposition to IT, MI Bell
replied, and, without concluding his remarks gave
way for adjournment.
House OF REPRESENTATIVES. The House passed
bills for the relief of the widow Of the late John A.
Lynch, to authorize register to be issued to the
British barque Fanny, and change the name of the
steamboat Forest City to that OF the Bay City. =.
The joint resolution reported from the Committee
on Printing, provide for the execution of the print
ing and binding of the returns of the seventh census
was then discussed and passed without amendment
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AccOrdeOns

A SPLENDID lot of French Accordeons-Nos. a,
n 5, s, IL, ls, II, II, II, just opened at the
N. C. MUSIC STORE.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-02-09

In the Senate, Friday, the 4th, the bill to amend
the warehousing system by establishing private bond
ed warehouses, &C., debated, amended, and
passed. The Pacific Railroad bill debated by
Messrs. Davis, Dawson, and Douglas. resolu-
ton prescribing the manner for counting the votes
for President and Vice President, Wednesday
next adopted.
The House of Representatives concurred in the
report of the Joint Committee prescribing the mode
of counting and announcing the electoral votes for
President and Vice President of the L nted States
on Wednesday next. The remainder of the day was
consumed in parliamentary struggle between the
friends and opponents Of certain bills granting lands
for railroad purposes.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-02-09

BosToN, Feb. 3. The Senate, to-day, confirmed
the election Of Mr.. Everett as U. S. Senator.
A fire, to-day, destroyed the drug store of Hen
shaw & Edmunds, causing loss of $50, 900. In
surdnce $4,000.