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NJ NsSwN Aueteacet . Ct,
Dy BANGS, RRorhER u Co.-lrade S"i'S

>iNfikrN MN -NORk TRADE SALtl,,
fe ~ s.sru,snc,d "a TUESDAY, AaSna. ~ ~,
HGsAAS AM STATIONERY slNtLraNEEp., h,t,Ss
sNx t.A sr~,at,v ~ sALl TRADE SAIL OF h''N''
~sFl X STATIONARY STEREOrNFk PLATES, NC NN'
- a., ,Nsvs aas ~Sh. W Ae eAservcds caiet 'hNn %
-. 49, lhcrcsr To insure an ~ n Hs'i.'a
80 - 81 Is.Nsus apsSnl that particulars 10. sne Psus
49, - sss A& ssss tAsn BE a 81 'S"e al WHY" "''
.M A.
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IT s. MAIL LINE for CALIFORNIA via AS
u PINwALL and PAEAMA-Pssase ouy :75 The istAnas
@..,d in .1 hours On TUESDAY. June ~ at o'clock 2 NJ
tom rer foot Of North River viii oe dispatched ne
sss, nd superior ship GEORGE La" g ' Fox T. : v
,,der 10 eorne At PaaaHs With the vel and uPe
nor steamship SONORA =. s.r...,..
h,sp mes: tir. C.bn berth including Hncs
80 sr hrr Transit Tse, ship ship s&5i Second
Gem saloon open beh. including Hncsey. Transit eket 40
shoye Sieege berth including me Railroad Ticket 70 rs
r1de Panama, IA
The rassnger the Of the Paesc
,s steamship Companies unsarrss.ed end parties
Iop 10 Wait California invited call and examine or them
o..
fS' f' i'' CHAS A. WHITNEY.
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fraal Notices.


ASURROGATEs COURT held in and tor the
n r, al YORK M the Surrogate. Once in the CITY Of
Nv Ycs IN the twelfth day OF May the thousand
ib, End present Alexander " Bradford sur
% " % mater ~ the ipncsiion Mortgage, L-sse Sci
he Res. E.e OF SAMUEL RObERTs dec aed for tue payment
80 of a rider en- >CHUREMAN bAL,rED and AM
RoBf RT> the Aduinisfrscr sud Admins q he Ea,e Of
r. ANTrYI ROBERTS, late Of th City Of Nswlork, de
esa ing appear this Couri Ills day and show
bev should .e required, M0rt-sre, Lease or sell
& pl re o; said deceased ioT the payment Of his deb and
20 ssrc Layhs ees 81 to re eon;aSY , ora 10 VA
49, Eese he Surrogate Of the County OF New iotk,
- N The CIV New Yok. on me twenty sixth gay OF
:, 10 o,eloek IN tie that day, ~ and theo
l aue Why authority should not be sNtn 70 tne sai IA
"a La, much " the SeAl fsAn
w. 80 surFI ROBERTS deceased a. shall be necessary 70
OF the seI ~ A. W. BRADFORD. SarToSae.
I'D
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aIpS uIrN. W0RIn,s HAIR REsTORER-

vi |. rot ha dye and contains deleteog. nstsdent
Lv. fails 10 restore Hair however 20 rs oIxna eolo
strengthen and restore me s.zlt nowe'sr
II APPLIED directions The hair Sih retain ia
ors color durns life operses nygosns the .sn ra
el, blood and roots Of the hair pssne M nf
falling badness snd pSeseHs dizziness mean
.he Deatoa Of head dsndraf head or any eruption
81 tts bssd RESTORER 81 per bottle. One f-neraily
.pop,h 10, BALsAM 7l per bottle For sale the
pncTa net6, Broon, corner Eraaetn 81 NO lsO
bowsry S and Sl Broadway NO ~ Ahf House
Nc u Fslfon-st BTooklyn
CTAMMERING REMOvED-By mechanical means,
~ physiological PIepe WHICH can b. exauied
Nv ne ,eie cniv ha.e who AFFECTED fcr further
ieuau Saturdays io4sire u ne I.csor. SotEhr
os.extss -
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SNtNtsitS >roNsS A,c.l,ss,,,.,I, .,-,,,,,. . .
ENTFNSlNE SALE Of the ENTIRE STOCK of a

t.FVKNlIVRE prALFR SELiNcUISHlNG BUSINESS
t rpt g>paN FRIDAY Is and is, - To- O'Clock esch
IA, - Ws~hss NJ - AadsoR 81, ueas broom.s ~ l.
Nl>TkE >roEEE s shove the entire stock OF an
naltr. without consisting Of large
$50 81 sa NAtokauy bak Wslnu and Oak fao
"a CAeibt snrnurc, via; trsaut nos
We P IL Fsvree ssa broos'cle ana Fush' kse
STYLES center SIDE aud NoiNIa
~. - SKI Sessrs. lihgs Bookcases ard Tables Rosewood
a. Nehssrv Wsstrctts; Bee sd Bureaus and ashssad
and Extension Diuiu Tables OF
GA NsA<suy an WSnst a. DO sdboalts ha Stands and
Chamber Furniture, Csue aud Noocseat Chars
KSke. Chsreas Ces and lain Euruare OF every de-
OF best hau Mattresses, Pail
Weather Beds Boisers and Pillows ComiOuers
A. ne hcvr woriy Of the Trade and
be sod the highest bidder Gaia
kgrss -sses 90 The morning ci sale
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SuMMIR ARRANGEMESTs.-UNITED STATES EXPRESs
COMPANY va FIRE. Railroad 20 Dunsft nuhslo
and Al. the West south western cities ana plnc
Ifs,ns NewYcrk $50 with al bulky gods oL on1es
,b pie ad lie connecting pch rsroads Tor Dunkk burao
Niasaa Fa Cleveland ssndGky Columbus CINCINNATI ioe'''
THE TELEGRAPH EXPRESS LINE nakins e9nrnley
connection hroush Express Passenger Trans leaves
Notes and light MercHaadse piices
az Daily Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and -
Lis f.tuuins above named cties daily &C
eo Nv arriving a. New - r. NJ
.nd 10 A. NJ -. 81, 49,. .;,, .os
. ne ~ 49, ,s,liv .Iicied HENRY d. RICE. Sapt
NOTICE Fright viii received Al No New st-niay lS4
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DAVID SooTr. AuctioneaT
MOST SPL ENDlD LOCATION IN the WOisLD-

MI OST SPI ENDID LULA N'N IN tue NV.iI''
Vl Per mpory sale Of $50 LA ID o. EH ~ 40
asoin. on IL sfoura On MONDAY. TUESDAY and hoE'
DAY the 10 b. aid 2lsi Juue - mag hcelt asa LUIS
eonisiuils ron io civ lots each 80, ...,
Also 90 eAoic, BUILDING LOTS sale !" DC 'o-'"eN
dan 81 2o',ltCk
tn, viss q Sherwood and are leaed a5,at oae
ard holt miles Jersey City Ferry. the F4tnkr"ad .s'1<
and nom lIs,y Cy uuhus lesd~ u oonenen
ard sIty conn uueon vh the City OF Ncw ORR AZ al Doais
o. The dsy-fsle q cents
Til properly sst,d summit Of Bergen lights ele
sht Sies above gcrni view OF
NswNok CITY ard FsboT. Brooklyn Island NsrEows,
AsSAr Gdy thu has been erected beautiful cottages winch
occupied t the principally doing bust
nss IN NtwNos, 70 whom ref rc, made respect TO the
h,alhfulDsss AID sdvsutaze Of the ocStiou.
osIg view the property BY omnbuses
10. he Terrv and
IN 81 "a and "A oooci r. M.-fure ST cents
The ale will be peemp,ory close Every lot pot up
&C. which viii be liberal viii be made known the
For further particulars inquire Of the Auoioneer
SCOTS Real Estate ENchsnse No9s naery'st Jersey City
HKSEy H. LnEps Auctoneer--By Il. H. LEEDs Co.
IN THURSDAY, June 10, lc5i az ~ o'clock IN
~ front Of the No 10 Nassau 81 one ROC hA"N CAR
RAGE ehsr oron OF closed good order with three seats
covered, inside BY Parker. cos, slsS
Aso, LIGHT WAGON. nearly new, aud IL soc order,
htNkf r. Lids, Auctober By H. II LEcDs Co.
I'm FRIDAY, june l6, at II o'clock. 10 our new
" sslery No - between Pine sud Cedast sALf
OF tNE moptN OIL PAINTINGS by The Ino, Ts' erstee
Bose, Tfyon be;Eanon Hunt iAnsn and others nlns me
e fonnd sniedie picture iroa
signed BY H. IL h9 9e a 10 nnesi pr decns Of sn cieoa
oiher uudOstiee originals, equally 10 sCilab..
ao eli Pal.ugson sud SID attached 10
exeeuted the mo- cNIe s.y,o by ChaIbea OeJd
% isc r.G-s!'. I:a'@s'. 4 lH .; -s -s.~ ,.,oS
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CUPREME COURT, Duechess County. The

- FARMERS, and MANUFACTURERS BANK agsins CYRUS
: sEiEPARD-suurnons Money Demand COntract-fo
the Defendants Dou hereby summoned answer the com
which herewith served upon you
which plant filed the firth day Of May 5i IN me once
Of the Duchess Pougnseep and Sc We
COW OF Office IN Poushteep7e Aforesaid
within the hereof exclusive OF The dY OF
fail the complaint a. Jr,ai
the plaintiff Judgment for the Of Two thogan d,e
III ut.s ., from trny third day u April, one thousand eight
bund and u besides the Of this actn nd protest.
r1.,s5 NJ ieIl L. COLE Plaintiffs Attorney,
iii Isy6uTb Poughsee psie, Y Y.
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E,s.sS ,ssfs,rcsr. SOW NJ $ pcy a. cog Grecn"ich
CUslES BRANDY. WINES, &c.-fRlpAl, ld1

...k tifr Nisais oi Na'NS
"a ,w NJ Tchssco trsns Dried kFples Hams, Shout
~. ~ >sy. rspges. NSsaia, Brandy, Vine, On knm Nc
WcA ssrtsN 4 Wars
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N IIRSIANCE OF an Order OF the Surrogate o.

County Of j. hereby gwen 70 81 ons having
irs ,ssiust ALTER MEAD late OF the CITY 81 New io a.
God 10 peseu the with vouchers thereof "a tns
AZ h.r residence No lith IN The Cuy OF new o
or beior, the seventh day OF July ne1Daed Me-
Day O. January 1884
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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate ol
H. Cn,v NJ NewYork- Notice hereby given 70 al person
claims against MARGAREr SNOW late Of the 'iy ~
NJ SL dece.sed 70 present the with vouchers h-e 70
The bscbsr az his Office No 54 WseF, IN the tiIy OF
~ ~ o. h. tore the sxh day OF July Da'eG View YORK
~ ~ a. y. Is,rsrv 1851 CHARLES L. SNOW,
iA' - 20 '-' Executor
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DY GHO W. LORD 4 Co. No. 10 broadway, De-
ID 49, r..ats sr& LcVasrass sales Ct booAS, FAINT
A. - = <rftER A. Get favorable terms
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SUPREME COURT-City and County

~ of New.York CATHARINE A WELLS, by JOHN >
MOORE friend sganst HENRY WELLS summons ior
Relef-(tnm TO the DEFENDANT You are hereby
required the compliant In rms action wpeh
will he filed Clerk the City and County Of New"
York G City Of New YORK and 70 serve copy OF
your the said complaint the subscriber at ms once
No 1875 Broadway said City of Newiork within twenty days
OF this exclusive OF the day .ieh
the said eint within the time
Aforesaid the plaintiff this action will appy 20 the Court Tor the
relief d. Insu2,d IN the OmIlaint
f. r. BOGARDUS, Plaintiffs Attorney. lo5 Broadway " \,
B-The complaint in this action hed in ths Once OF me
Glib Of the Civ and County NewYOrk the 18th DAY OF April,
~ fs9o lsxsvThl F. r. BOGARDUs. Plaintiffs AIRY
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u,x., "A L,rps Auetionc,r-By HENRY IL. LEEDs Go.
N WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY. June II and

HENRY H. LEEDS. Auctionecr-By H. II LEEDS 90.
ON THURSDAY, June Is, at ie o'clock, in front of
~ eur store No 10 Nsssau-st. PAIR OF BAY HORSES,
abort hands high old sound and perfectly
In douho and single Can drive them the loco
motive &c. Also. seat Jenny Lind hOokAwiy
with which has been used only three or four months
Also Double Harness made 20 order Also single Harness
alIs Min. Nets sc being tn complete establish
ptnf Of A gentleman having heT use for them
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:, oI5DrP 90 tho HON IRA HARRIS. one of

ID N, Justices q the Supreme Court Of the stae NeN
Notice = hsr.bv given that attachment hs lea
estate Of JONAS H. MILLER. now OF late OF me oN ~ 80,
mort Couub a County Y. ASCENDING or c.
On due proof he said Justice pursuant 10 ne
the Statute concerning Attachments agaius
or uo- debtors aud that the will ne sold o ue
usvn.rt his deb he sne said Jonas IL Miller appear
and such riding within three
from he frst publication Of his And that she psy nent
any ard The delivery any property belonging 10 the sd
Ser 10 him bis aud The transfer Of property o MN
70, r5 NY ~, ~ n ioSa DEWITT MILLER,
AA-.- Attaching Creditor.
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SUPREME COURT.

The following gentlemen have received license to
practice in the County Courts of this State j. Il.
Ivey, Halifax; j. p Jones, Anson; B. Brown, Wake;
L. r. Waddell, Pitsborough; A. j. Rogers, Warren !;
II. r. Strong, Wayne; John A Baker, Wilmington !;
DuBrutz Cutler, Wilmington; j. W. Hayes, Oxford !;
R. Ii. Sanford, Fayetteville; W. s. Winder, Bruins
wick; j. w. Roberts, Gates; j. L. Wooster, Will
mington; Oscar r. Rand, Wake E. d. Smith, Wake.
The following have received license to practice
law in the Superior Courts:
James Ii. Everett, Wayne; H. LaF. Alexander
Mecklenburg; A. r. Mcdonald, Moore; VIM. Hicks,
Granville; Thos II. Gillian, Washington; Joseph
X. Marriott, Wake; j. j. B. Hilliard, Halifax F. Z.
Shober, Forsyth.
The Judges all in attendance. The Court COM
menced calling the cases from the FIRST Circuit On
Wednesday morning. Counsel in attendance, Messrs.
Heath, W. n. II. Smith, B. +. Moore, and ]. H.
BRYAN.
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DIR. SHAW'S SPEECH.

We are indebted TO the politeness Of the Hon. II.
NJ. Shaw for copy of his speech, delivered in the
House of Representatives the 29th of last month";
the subject of the distribution of the public lands
ard in reply 10 the Hon. S. Ii. Rogers.
This is one Of the abcst and most useful speeches
yet delivered on the question. DIR. Shaw has care
fully examined and studied his subject and in the
discussion of it he has brought to bear all the pow
of his clear and well-disciplned intellect. We
congratulate him upon the success which has atten-
ded his first effort in the House.
We shall lay this speech before our readers next
week, and take occasion in advance to call their
attention to- it 1t will be especially useful
to our Democratic friends in the various Coun-
ties in the present campaign and all its statements
we feel sure, may be implicitly relied on.
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THE RAILROAD TO BEAUFORT.

we invite the attention of the friends of improve.
ment, and especially of the Atlantic and North Ca.
Carolina Railroad, to the following communication
Ihe writer is thoroughly informed on the subject of
internal improvements and takes deep interest in
all measures calculated to develope resources and
build up markets within our own borders
The friend in Beaufort, Cartcret who has written
US on the subject will find some of The information
ne desires in the communication. We do not know
the amount subscribed in Raleigh, nor whether the
five per cent has been secured The amount SUBJ
scribed here is, We apprchend, small
For the Standard.
Mr.. HOLDEN: 1t is important the public should
know the fact that New York Company has sub.
scrbed four hundred and sirty thousand dollars to
the Atlantic and North Carolina Railroad. And as
the capital is nine hundred thousand with the pow
er of raising 1t to million the inference is from
the sum subscribed that they desire to get the con.
troll OF the corporation in the location of the road
and the organization of the Company. 1t is also
understood to be fact that the County of Craven
has authorized subscription of one hundred and
nifty thousand dollars, and the County of Lenoir
fifty thousand dollars - it is expected that the
Counties OF Carteret Jones, Wayne and Greene will
raise their subscriptions to three or three hundred
and fifty thousand. This would still leave the con-
troll in the New York Company. Is this to be SUBJ
mitted to? We answer most emphatically no How
is it to be prevented? Nothing is more easy Nv
plan is that the Commissioners keep open the books
as they have the right to do-that the Counties 20
on to make their subscriptions, and that a company
of one hundred persons enter into an obligation to
subscribe such sums shall make five hundred
thousand dollars, including the County subscriptions
This would, even should the stock be scaled give
them the control and direction Of the Company If
this cannot be done, then let the books be kept open
until the meeting of the Legislature, when without
doubt such subscription will be ordered by the
State as to manage the matter. If it be legitimate
purpose for the foreign company to seek to obtain
the control, it is equally legitimate and proper for
the people of the State to prevent it The charter
directs the road to commence at some point on the
harbor of Beaufort and to unite with the North Ca
rolina Road at or near Goldsborough. 1t further
directs the survey to be made so as to pass "by"
Newbern, Trenton and Kinston; and this we take it
for granted has been done, and that this route is to
be the basis of the estimated cost Now it is pre-
sumcd the starting point is the main object and this
should be most scrupulosly insisted by the State
so that its interest and policy should not be counter
acted by ton SPECTATORS whether at home abroad
So at least saysa NORTH CAROLINIAN.
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NUMBER 1927.
CONGRESS.
CONGRESS. s
WASHINGTON, June 10, 1854.
The Senate was not in session to-day. $

WASHINGTON, June 10, 1884, s
The Senate was not in session to-day (. -
Houss OF REpREsESrArrvRs.
Mr. Milison said that as there was no quorun pre-
sent to take vote on laying on the table Mr. Gid
dings resolution expelling the editors and reporter
OF the Washington Union from the floor, he pro-
posed that the Honse 60 into committee, with the
view of taking up the Pacific railroad bill and thus
save day. Agreed to.
MI Chastan proceeded to show that the time has
arrived when the great interests Of this country de.
mand that Cuba should change hands This, he CON.
tended, IS demanded as well by social as our az.
rcutura, political and commercial interests He had
no doubt that this would be dissented from. "A on
position was made to the acquisition of Louisiana
California, Florida and the annexation of Texas but
the wisdom ofthose measures are now generally &C.
knowledged having resulted in great benefits to our
common country. We should demand Of Spain her
terms and fshe refuse to SELL he would 60 for open,
undisguised warfare for its acquisition
MIR. Letcher moved to strike out the enactng
clause OF the Pacific Railroad Bill, but the motion
was not agreed to.
The committee then rosa, no one caring to speak
to-day.
Mr.. Cutting made adverse reports. on batch Of
petitions some praying the abolition. of slavery in
the District of Columbia and others for the repeal
Of the Fugitive Slave law. Laid on the table
Mr. Bocock, from the committee on naval affairs
reported bill for recognizing the navy, Referred
to the committee of the whole on the state of the
Union.
Mr. Seymour, from the Judiciary committee, re-
ported an act to effectualy secure the punish
ment of frauds on the land office.
Mr.. McDougal asked that the Pacific railroad bill
be laid aside until the first Monday in july in order
to receive the reports of the surveys of the most
practical route.
Numerous reports from standing committees and
many Senate bills were Appropriately referred, and
at o'clock the House adjourned. =
CONGRESS. The Senate, on "Wednesday, passed
resolution to adjourn from 18th July to October.
The House was debating the Pacific Railroad bill
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B- The following from the Asheville News,
spikes another gun of the Register:
"a WESTERN WING. Over this signature, late
number of the Register contains communication
purporting to be from personal and political friend
of DIR. Columbus Mills; the evident object of which
is to create the impression that DIR. Mills and his
friends very much dissatisfied with Mr.. Braggs
nomination, and will not support him.
We saw DR.. Mills last week at Rutherford Court,
and he expressed himself greatly annoyed that such
a communication should have appeared in print. We
know ourselves that he was Bragg man before the
Convention met, and he is now enthusiastic sup
in the State.
Dr. Mills told us that he had recently been in
jackson, Haywood, and Henderson, and that Braggs
nomination received every where with the great
est enthusiasm We have yet to hear Of the first
Democrat in this end Of the State, who will not give
Mr.. Bragg cordial and hearty support"
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LATE FROM EITROpE.

The American mail steamer Pacific arrived at her
wharf in New York Sunday night about nine and
half o'clock, bringing dates from Liverpool to May
81, making the passage in eleven days and ten hours
Her political news is important and will found be
found below.
PROGRESS OF TIE WAR. steamer from the feet
brings intelligence that Gustusvans was bombarded
without effect on the ed ut Another attack was
Intended to be made on the 24th. 80.
The advanced work of Hango, iu the Baltic Sea,
had been bombarded and destroyed. Napier Was
about attacking the main fortifcations
The allied fleets still blockadng Sebasterpool.
The Turkish fleet vas off Varaa on its way to Cir
caSSa.
Slistria still held out on the 25th the Turks re-
sisting the Russians with great bravery. The Rus
slams lost 800 killed in the attack on the fortress
of Abdul Mejid,
The Greek insurrection was less formidable. II
is reported that King Otho accepts the ultimatum.
Naples has declared. her neutrality The adhesion
OF the smaller German powers to the Austpk Prus.
sia treaty is secured.
Russia has certainly concluded treaty with Khan
of Khiva.
Alate telegraph dispatch from Belgrade announces
that Sistria held out on the Goth
The Circassians had been driven back four times
with great loss by the Russians.
Tunis sends 10,004 men to the Porte. f1s.s
Two thousand Greek insurgents are posted near
Denmark in Epirus.
A French division had arrived at Piraens.
The Russians are menacing Erzeroum and have
recently made compulsory enrolment OF 10000
Armenians
Two Russian war vessels have been presented to
the Greek Government by Russia.
A Russian steamer sailed out of Sebastapool, not
withstanding the blockade, and captured English
merchantmen in the Black Sea, but being discovered
cut the prize adr and got back safe to Sebastopoo
Fifteen stone bridges across the Neva were to be
broken, and the remainder mounted with heavy ca.
non.
The Emperor of Russia has been quite sick
TIE MARKETS
From Miligans Circular
Lire-pool, Hay 81. Cotton-Sales Of the three
days Is, 900 bales of which spectators took 5000
bales, and exporters 1000 bales. The quotations
are: New Orleans fair g. middng 81; upland fair
St; middling g. The demand is active and no change
in prices.
Breadstuffs. Flour has declined Sd Is per Dbl.
Sales of Western Canal at 3Ss. and Ohio 89s Corn
has declined 2s sales being made at 4os. for yellow
and Ais. for white. =
STILL LATER. The Arabia arrived at New York
on Tuesday. Cotton hIdddo1ue,d oneJourth, -four
had ddcanced 6d.-corn firm.
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limited number of adteTsements will be taken for the
a. = nn nonar bnt NO deduction will be made any but
sv hs will be inserted for oncfourth
I IsSS than the regular charge. .
% %psonal or business Cards, not exceeding five lines
N he inserted either the Weekly or Semi-W eekly for
WIZ T months or 80 for twelve months; in both pa
~ sof slO for six months OF Sl5 for twelve months.
The paper & be sent to advertisers for six months
Nv the year. free of charge. :
Subscribers and others who may wish to send money
bEdtor can do so all times, by mall and at his risk
Receipts for all sums will be promptly transmitted "a
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Amvsem<nts of the AIolaionists.

SPRINGFIELD June IL. Messrs. Pearce Douglas,
Halett and Loring were hung in efigy at West6eld,
Mass, yesterday. The bells of the village were toll
ed for hour in the forenoon and ~ the afternoon
public burial of the efBgies was h, with the ex-
ception of that of Douglas which WAS early dubbed
down and burned at stake. A long tailed raj, Ia
beled The Last of the Old Hunkers,n bore the
efigies company during their Suspension.
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John Van Buren isreported to have said that the
Nebraska bill is the best bill that passed
by Congress, for that it will kill of every man from
the free States who has voted for it. which he says
will be "a consummation devoutly to be wished
but what is than this, it will kill of all North
ern men who have hitherto stood by the rights Of
the South, in Congress and out of it We hope
and believe that John will be disappointed.
Norfolk Herald, Thio.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1854-06-21

MADISON COUNT. Dr. Yancey is the Democratic
candidate in this county, and will doubt be elect
ed Col. Jesse R Weaver writes to US, requesting
that his name may be withdrawn from the canvass
as he is no longer candidate, and like true re-
publican as he is, says: Success to the Railroad,
free suffrage, and Col Bragg, and hurrah for DR..
Yancy!" 80. Ash4 Eescs.