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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-15
q l. V T. K w A K K
~ WI GAZE & son. No. ~ Br0oms,t

- l. Y r. W A K Z
y VIM GALE & son. No AZ Brooms-,'..
(Ops door west Of Brosdwsy.)
Have constantly Oh hsnd large stock Of
SILVER WARE,
Az Wholesale and Retail.
Every article under our psr,)na
npetou and constantly manufacturing 70 order every
thing the line of any design either antique or modern slc
however rish elaborated
NIANHATTAN PLATE COMPANY,
wi Nc 257 Boyery near Houstou-st. New-Yoik.
mapuf.cory OF superior PLATED WARE, conpising Tea
Set, Cake Baskets Pitchers Waters Frks and Spoons &c
Plating on all kinds Of Mei done order with the sreatsH
.ccuracy as to weight # silver
CHASING and ENGRAVING ekecutud In superior style.
n BAH goods stamped MANHATTAN" are guaranteed
to b. plated the full weight Of silver indicated BY the stamp
REPLATING.-Hoels, Shp5 STEAMBOATS, and Private fam
lilies every description OF Old Ware repsted with
Geld or Silver and warranted.
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fnrs.

EURS! FURS FURS ID. REQUA, No. DPS
i Bowery SELECTS a call to examine his splendid stock Of
FURS ard FANCY GOODS consisting part OF MINK stone
M.rten Fitch Black Lynx Mountain Marten French sable
C.ps. Vctorinss Nuts sId Cuffs White Black aud Brown
Beaver Hats and Flats ehireD richly trimmed Plain
Fsncy Hats and Caps. aud entirely lew style eiset
Hat very rich for boys; Beaver aad Felt bennets Ladies
Ridlns Hats &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-15
Souscs ano farms Wanteo.

HOUSE WANTED.-The advertiser wishes to
L Il hire DWELLING HOUSE in the central part of The
city near the I'd Sd OF 4havs below S0h.t Must have all
the modera improvements and reIt not 70 exceed $500 Pos
wanted before LIST Nov. Adde'S }. W., Box No
$751; Posoice stating location ana terms, and whsn tbs
premises can be
G10 ACRES Of LAND in illinois, west OF
O4O CHICAGO near railroads. eco acres near Fo:t
des MOn. In with cash, will be siven In sHchsose
Cor good Dwelling up town, w-st Of 5hsv other New
f. BROWN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-15
WA CARTER, Auctioneer:
GROCERIES. LIQUORS, CIGARS, HARD

W WARE, CLOCkS-1UEsDAl, Oct 10, nly 9o.ea
AZ Nc ~ ntyst Greenwich. SOAP tish beei hNa'
Prrne1 Nus Brandy Gin Chsmpasns Knives FORKS spoSs
scissors saws Chse. PADes, res Costs vests f'n' "
ian. Stocks. Also % Caltchs Carriage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-15
POWER and MILL

NOR SALTWATER POWER and MILL
PRoryRrY Os.hst ., .s':5. pss g .eSc:
sssg: store hpB,. a sRa 10
81 ,.s Web ws.he County, two miles from Sn'1 I'm s
=: 8 T:a f S:i. T %s; Is. 5;
or a. 20 tuns passing per usut. WI % 1890 W.
s' or f 'HfA sRo% e ;' kss 'sr'w e1Rs
L7OR SALE.-Tbe Advertiser offers for sale the e
i little pas. occupied By MIN @.i iron III,
the hear b OF n Tw H aci EST. lid out Ty
Ti I'd shIssss;y P.' soo. Barn Ready M
with Il nesSs ony to be .Pprssasd
W .a oW q. an 70 3v 20 ;nS'ssr P
The STATE BY bunsss ensasemeata Thus ~
ALSO FOR SALE, cHKAP.1he t'.pry BRICK HOUSE
NJ sS5 atb,t below lttsv Apply as above
Tor sALE-The following described HOUSES II
and LOTS City Of Ne~Yort viz ten HCg; s sna
Lott on the south Of Broomest competing ne I'm
between Clinton and Attorney Ss y =; G. .eG S. Grand
s.; Mes is and lcs Anthony Nos $50 spd - oney e.
No 945 stanton 81 III. north sss'erly oSrn'I Of
Station and Pitt No rs Ryi, s. 10 vse.st ,..
On between iitb and ll5hts nineteen vacant ta
on ii5h between h and 9th four vacant Los On IN
hs The ey IF sfoOtyn k1ST9 q the Fsna
lin Houe and the sdns sU Of Pot Orange
md 30 acres Of Land aid village A,o acre:
e LsPa OF Staten SDs i. sso Psn Of Il Park
Pashs.. CSgHiy az o e ies sDiSS CouS
TOR SALE-On the west bank OF the fassalc'
II within miles of depot st Newark, very pleasant
TRY RESIDENCE conssitirg Of acres Of exeelsn Lano
with abundant Fruit small stoy House. new B,rn sable &c
Price sc 600. Apply to HOMER MORGAN, Pine's~' no
Metropolia an Bank builcing.
T,OR SALE OR EXCHANGE-5,OOO acres OF
TEXAS LANDS; so SO ACRES situated IN Ulster and
Delaware Counties, n. Y. Firscass RESIDE nee Is
WANTED In Exchsngs and some Cash wo1d be advanced
n suitable one offered For particulars apply Il NO 10 w all
o. 70 SYLVESTER LAY Commissioner for ell the States
HOUSE for SALE in BROOKLYN-On the
south side Of DeGrswst, between court aod ClntonNa
House rew and basement go ten feet
f riro furnace sesr hot snd cold water Dam snd ss
Throughout srd eve msrbe msotes 1rqane Of T. ID pAi
No. 20 DCuslasssL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-15
-. -...,,,. nf REAL I'LL

DERtMrToRY SALE Of ), IN !; kI.. G c,saI =
:, ORDER Of C0rRTTss SUN s q cti n s'';s.
sell d public sue at hoa'.Sas 49, the s.s.s
"a 30 ,.es vita biicA House sni s "a 4. VIII
., tt. por,h.we,t sorner CT North "n '4' ~
bgrs5. For particular, sppl, % A. q lhsrJs,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-15
Clothing.

a ID. GALE, Manufacturer and WholeSaie
"a Dealer In Boots Shoes ED AubbeTs, NO ~ b9ekm.o
FALL FASH ION-Just finished, elegant
FRENCH SILK HATS 81 the ow Pree Of % nsa:ly sc
fot Rt; neat ard durable HsS % 20. bHO"h 1lo Csnsi"
WINTER WEAB.-Particular attention 10 So
w ced 10 sur mod c ns G.ntsmeps Fall and Wiz
ter We.r con pris,pE OSERCOATs IL various ne 'y
Tsu.s Eurss, Cos &c the manutaeture Of which We
~, ~. .c.nst,d BIZ retain the supremacy
tfxss,. WH I. JENNINGS Co,
No 81 Bosdwsy, oppo'ss The Pafk founsih
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-15

] ]. WALDR0N, Anctloneff =,
FRENCH CHINA, CROCKERl and GLASS
Il WARE Of every description from the shelse. ~ ot,s
s,it q, AuIrt.n hy HENRY q EVANS, on I'll EsDA1 "a
is 81 10 oclock al Me- % Peor The attention OF CITY n
country uerch ants invied . thst sale OOod car 'A
psck,d for shipping, sales every TUEsDh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-15
AsIHoNY J. BLELoKLs L CO. AueaI.,s" of 4
DOsITIVE SALE, without reserve LIN, ~

RTiIDING LOTS and COTTAGE SITS IEss,sGsx stis5sG
s,.,sn f.l.n5 Al anc lon-ANrHOtb ). bbn16.n.. al
s, ca. - cubic sueon ID. Ms5oh'1 hrIsIet
civ OF EegYcrb on TCEsDAl 49, We, -. No. Las
81 AZ property 90 sta y l.hho ~
IN W vaa Wsgsb'n 10 mite N :. q ,.i
S i,.i, ma Of Clifton near thei rsrio Ctnsn -
B.,, a, d NewYcrs sy. ana on P-on.ytasb ,itss fT
, N.,ysnd add ,gina.sv. tplysts fso'I IA ,rqd
oy. Vi ieh vi b. convey d. 1tese loy &c % srsSs
The syaaues ehs hy 7Oies wfe ins Tss ersirr q
20 ne fxei it,s. for seTeIsge psit e ,n,is,s %
ysnns. In "a oid prouess wi be thf,sx ne .s
.".,,sd =. ~ a. practicable. so a. e - -
=, aoep isbt snS sI, b4semens BE- b IN TbsJ
- -, Iots ,eurns hVeysT, tbtfoaso i.nfas % ~
5Lslf nile be'os the yano sroht ieiy .sbSss -
in reiisr vicinity Of ore ohorehe. "a f'oa ever s
- ,, In. br ugh the property 70 SOC oa lie ,I
=, "a 10 most attractive p0iiCp TOT 40
n6uceneIti 70 build 20 81 "a 80 ils q
ao,,,,e SIZE. II n. ses zach on asns1 - IA bs y'sss
r,b .;se fron.irr the ses nts d''sn as, b,y s3i
$50 .pd,. v,h zoe v-w a! the Fes 49,. A,gnss
he nesbbohood 81 The eounfJ'eeu The ,.ls VII -
., Noy,itper wi, y.ton, nd others o1,sisg. % -
'oSte and no p:ope1n fo private gaTs9s', az
- ,i ~ en,er.sired TeTJs-h per :, The ed ~
80. 1,y If sse; 70 pr cert on dssyf ~ three y.,"s
ba.rfe NAV remain on bond nna pa - sds re; hoo
e.nt T1to lbdisppt,b.e sas WI III be impact
fpairsnrs No limitations " rn 30 he Auc,ons'r -
mas and further "a iieu 80. sPy{ vgyS CO Ire prsH
Rrpss,t 20 W " An WAOh'h., ,,s,r AT i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-15

EOR SALE-Five new two-story and basement
IL HOUSES, 6l cd in with brick. at Bedford Brookiyu
fnsss seniee hou,e wei painted aud veil as.hsa with
OF Too each vi Be tahsn fo them about thirds which
s.a rsraln oa mortgage Inquire Of
D 2. 1VNhsf-AS, ~. u Hsssaz 81, \. L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-15

J7OR SALE-On the west bank Of the Passalc,
within miles Of depot st Newark, very Ples'sut
TRY RFSIDENCE consisstcg Of acres Of exeelen Lano
With abundant Fruit small .ory House. new B,rn sable &c
Price sc 600. Apply to HOMER MORGAN, Pne's|' NO
Ms,ronoli.nn Bank buii cling.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-15

Danrina Aca6cmies.
DODWORTH's DANCING ACADEMIES.

4 DODM ORl III DANClNu ASADESliC7'
NIw-YoRK No. eo6 5ro lway, opposite Eeventh a.
BRooKLYN. Nc. 1877 Noots yuep place, near C5urt'st
Mr. pODWORTlI has the EOr OF announcing thst th7
Glasses for Lad and nemeu a. his Academies IN New
Yorh and Brooke open for the 'cs,on.
Crcusrs coniainng rms be OBJ .ned at either Of
the Academies " -, -,
Nj DODW ORTIZ he's the pleasure Of informing his friends
that seeAby their rep. aed solicitations 70 es,,oIh
Dsncrs envy Brooklyn the plan successful in New
York be has sp,cious buons combating every con
and in svfry war apt.d the hsIt fa exercise to which
viii h. voted The location II the most accessible ia
Btook,p the Courts. Full Myrts.,v Rairoa Is meet
~ the head Of Montague place b.; few steps fom The
soi,tos exclusively for Pupils and Parents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-15
TOR SALE-The A-story brown stone HOUSE

EOh SALE-Ihe history brown stone IIUUSE
&c sv lssh-st Also the issory brown rors bs,e
@sht 'nd is story House on l9shs near 2dsv Aso tue
Sstofy and easement bllek House. sSs Sd Also
the tstoiy brown base meat Houss on 2sv uesr
It. Alse the istery brown stone basement Hou.s nth
I'd Also, the splendid Cottage house Eat 18th
Also, the STORY mowpsooe font He l2s near 2isv
Isauhe q H. MERRITT No. $40 Bowey near Sd ST. from
to 10 AN and fson to Pm. '
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-15
,ERRERO.s DANCING ACADEMY.-Madamt

EERRERO's DANCING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
C. DUBRFUL FERRERO aud l. FERRERo respectfully
aunoun nee that heir School Ti reopen ATURpAN oct
CculaIs containing aud days Of tuition can De otAea
al tbs Academy, No. 50 West lithst
BROOKLYN.
Nsasne e II-BRTI-L fFRRERO and A. FERRERO re-
,ptcy ip the residents Of Brookyu that they will opsn
Branch Of their NewYCrk Academy g. Montague HAL Ooai'
Al Brook yn, on TUESDAY Oct 9.
Circulars coItaning terms anc days OF utlou can De 90
tanned the Store Of Messrs SMITH LOHD No 40 IL
tCn.st, Brooklyn.
Mrs A. LANNAYs DANCING SCHOOL,
WI At Moutssue Hall Couitst. Brootyu IL nov open.-
L, ssons On WEDNESDAYS ard SATURDAYS commencing
ct 81 o'clock For tsrus &c apply to Ms LANNAY At No
CO Wloushby ookyn $: the hsl on ID, r.ed dJ'
scd boaTs
w WHALE 4 DAUGHTERS PRIVATE
w DANCING CLASSES are commencing al GEIRl
POLlTAN ACADEMY. Nos. - and % 6thsy., TIL EsDAf,
Oct. GOTHIC HALL Nos lag and ISL Adams St. Brook
lyn MONDAY Oct 8; MON HALL, OF Court and
Socket sis WEDNESDAY, Oct TO- For psrcllats see Cir
culsrs 10 be had aboy. NO. 66 ohay ~ BIhers
are no oPet on day evening II classes soiress
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-15

NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-5 {, 900 acres of
TEXAS LANDS $50 Jt ACRES situated 70 User ana
n.,wsre Counties n Y. A First-class RESIDE nee IL
WANTED In this Exchange and some Cash wo1d Ss
suitable one offered For particulars apply No 10 W ALL
=, 10 SYLVESTER LAY Commissioner for ell the States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-15

~ LOTS ef LAND pleasantly situated 18th a.,
Of Ahsv Posseson be had immediately Also six 10 rs
lesAs and l9 hsis bet sth aud ShavA Apply II
W.S SEYMOUR 4 Co, No. Chatham square.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-15

" 6oo Of LAND siuAted 10 healthy aud elevated
locality the San Juan River 10 CENTRAL AMERICA
These Lends OF extraordinary fertility yielding ali the pro
esc Of The temperate tTpe and tao Auta ions
scsoy IN successful ouy alton them Ths IiSeE eamr
OF se Aoeses,y hanst Company pass them several times
~eek and ohe mesns Of sportn 70 he II Of San Jaau
90 ofeytosn ~ miles o. anti smpe Unusual induce
ents are ouItS TO SEXUAL sstters These suds pur
pendent Of the late acquisition. 10 the cRtg BY Col kinney
Title indsputable. Apply 70 john HOPPER ESQ Oaie.
Metropolitan Bark Building, NO. lo Brosawsy.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-10-06
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.

NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-The American mail steamer
has just arrived here with Liverpool dates to the
22d Sept, one week later than previous advices.
LONDON, Saturday, Sept 22.-There is war
news. 1t is rumored that Baron Propesh has arriv-
ed at Paris with the ultimatum of Austria, which,
if the Western powers agree to, she proposes to
send to Russia. If the latter refuses Austria will
take sides with the Allies and declare war against
Russia.
Mazzini's revolutionary manifesto to the Neapoli-
tans has been published.
Manchester advices unfavorabe. Money mar
ket excited, but advance. Exchange had adj
vanced.
The rates of interest at Paris had advanced to
five per cent.
1t is reported that Russia has undertaken to me-
date between Denmark and America.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 22.-Cotton is dull j; prices have
given way to Id; sales of fair Orleans at Sgd,
fair Mobile 65d, fair Upands 81; Uplands, mid
ding 3d.
BREADsTUFFs. Richardson, Spence G. Co. quote
flour as firm with upward tendency; sales of
Western at SO 39s, Southern ass 4Os Wheat
American Red lis. Sd. 3d., white lbs. Southern
corn tri1e lower; yellow 39bs, mixed S64s. as93s
Beefis firm Pork tIide higher.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-10-06
HOLD THEM 10 III

Some of the Know Nothing leaders appear TO he
FESTIVE under their title and striving appro
pirate to themselves the great name of" American"
party We uniformly speak of them as Know Moth
ngs, write of them as Know Nothings, and treat
them as Know Nothings. That is their title, and no
other. Their attempt to change their name, and to
assume to themselves that of american is alike
an evidence of their dishonesty and reflection upon
a majority of the people, who are Democrats. Hold
them to the name by which they were first known
the name which they themselves assumed, as the
most knowing, the shrewdest, and the most apprU-
pirate one they could adopt.
Twelve months ago the question was, " Are you
Know Nothing ?"-and the answer was &C l Knoto
Nothing about it." Know Nothings, then, let them
be- Let us think of Massachusetts,, of the Nunne-
ry meanness of abotonism, of fusion, of hatred OF
and opposition the South in the free States of the
Louisville riots and murders and then let think
of the Know Nothings. The Tories of the Revolu-
ton and the members of the Hartford Convention
became at last ashamed of their treason, and wished
it buried in oblivion; but the remembrance of it
would not and will not die out. So it is with Know
Nothngism. Hold them to their name-hold
them to the record, darkened it is with their
misdeeds and their falsehoods and give them no
quarters. Welcomes for the repenting prodigals-
for those who deceived into the corrupt organi
zation and who out of it shaking the dust of
pollution from their feet; but quarters to the
hardened and incorrigable demagogues and sycho-
plants, whose sins all the waters of Jordan could
never wash away.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-10-06
Especial Correspondence of the EXPRESS 7

Especial Correspondence of the Express.
Fears acknowledgement Weather-Neoos1 from
Norfolk Discouraging-C Of Reu. Mr.
Jackson
WELDON, Oct. 2.
Dear Express Il regret to state that the fears
expressed in my last that the weather would operate
against an abatement of the Fever, has been fully
realized.
The mortality during the last two days has in
creased and several have occurred. So
long as this weather continues, need not antici
pate any improvement or abatement.
In Portsmouth to-day the weather is quite shove
ry and sultry. They had nine deaths there yester
day, and two at the Naval Hospital. There W ere
also few cases.
The news from Norfolk is anything else than en-
couraging. The wife of the lamented Ferguson,
President of the Howard Association, has followed
him to the spirit world. She was buried yesterday
Miss Catharine Redman, of the Female Orphan Asy-
lum, is also dead. She is great loss to the Nor
folk community. Mrs. H. B. Bagnall, Miss Della
cey Mrs Dubbs, Mr.. Talford, M. N. Hooser, Mr..
Skinner, grain measurer, and some or 10 others,
have died in the last 48 hours.
In the suburbs of the city, and in some of the
principal streets, hear of several new
Mr.. and Mrs. Dalrymple, still sick and the
Rev. VIM. jackson, Pastor of St. Pauls church,
continues quite ILL.,
Yours, &C., @. F. M.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-10-06
WAKE SUPERIOR COURT.

At Wake Superior Court in session this week,
His Honor Judge Dick presiding the following State
cases were disposed of:
The State Us Wilson Jordan and Lavina DeCosta,
free negroes, on a charge of murder; Mr.. Attorney
General Bachelor for the State, and Messrs. E. GHay
wood, Marriott Battle Cantwell, and Fowle for the
prisoners. Verdict-manslaughter as to Jordan,
and the woman DeCosta acquitted Jordan will be
branded we presume and sold for the costs.
The State us. Henderson Prince of Harnett, for
counterfeting. Found guilty, and sentenced to one
hour in the pory and thirty-nine lashes. For the
State, MIR. Bachelor, Attorney Generator the
prisoner Messrs. Busbee and Battle.
The State Lizzy, slave, charged with killing
a negro slave, foreman of the hands, Asubmission
as for manslaughter on the part of the prisoner
The case not considered an aggravated one, and
the punishment was, therefore, only nominal.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-10-06

They CONFESS 1.-THE devotion of the slaves of
Norfolk and Portsmouth to their masters and mis-
rcsses through all the trials of the late ter
ribe pestlence in those Cities excites the admiration
of our Seward organs His central organ at Albany
confesses ALL and argues that where there is such
devotion among the slaves they may be safely trus-
ted with their liberty and equal rights. But alas
there is jamaica and there is Hayti! Which would
Seward phanthropists have Virginia to be p
another Hayti, or second Jamaica? And will Mrs
Harriet Beecher Stowe be good enough to inform
the Duchess of Sutherland of the attachment of
those slaves of Norfolk and Portsmouth to their
masters and mistresses illustrated in hundreds
of of this dreadful visitation of the yellow fe
yer there? Where the relations of protection and
dependence are thus beautifully developed, there
must be something divine in the institution of South
ern slavery, after ALL 1t passes all human phoso-
ply. N. Y. Herald.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-10-06
Heornilz Electi1naL

CHARLESTON, Oct. "A far as heard from the fol-
lowing are the majorites for Andrews, the Know
Nothing candidate for Governors In Bib $50, in
Muscogee 800, in Spalding ss, in Monroe 800, in
Taylor 80, in three precincts of Houston, and the
Fort Valley precinct As. Trippe, the Know-Noth-
ing candidate for Congress- has rs majority in Fort
Valley, and 43 in Spalding.
ocratic candidate for Governor, $40. Seward, DEM
ocrat, for. Congress, has 70 majority
Richmond county gives Andrews 800 majority /;
snd Lamar Overwhelming for Congress. hasa ma
gepcyte edf in GoEumbia Burke and Jeersog Mus
cogee gives 800 for Andrews and 1877 for Hawkins
(Know-N othing) for Congress.
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From the Register.

81 From the Register.
The following note from Gen. Singetary to Mr.
Rayner of Sept 9Th, has been handed to us by Mr..
r. for publication in pursuance of wish expressed
by Mr.. 3. to that effect. Inasmuch Mr.. S. refers
IN this note to his previous letter TO Mr. R. of Sept
End, and as the last can not be so we'll understood
separated from the first we publish both together,
so that the reader may have at view connected
account of Mr.. SIS. entire statement
RALEIGH, Sept. 2, 1856.
Hon. X. RAYNER-DEAR SIR: The statement
made to me by Mr.. Barringer was in a casual con-
versaton, with which did not charge my memory,
and am not able to recall it fully. 1t agreed sub
stantialy with the statement he now makes. IN
derstood him, intending to convey the idea, that
it was suspicious circumstance in connection with
the charge against the President his party, Of
bargain for the Catholic vote; and remarked that
did not think it amounted to any proof of such
thing. Upon which he replied promptly that ne did
not mean to make any such charge-but merely
mentioned it, and it might pass for what it was
worth. think he also disclamed any belief in the
charge that had been made
This is the substance of what was said.
Very respectfully,
G. E. B. SINGELTARY.
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D. C. DARLINGTON & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

GOldsbOrOugh, N. c.,
wv GUILD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE cITI.
w ZENS of Wayne and adjoining counties, that they
have a large and comprehensive stock goods now ON
hand and daily in receipt of such articles necessary for
this section of country all of which will be sold low
CASH. to responsible and punctual customers time
Orders from the country solicited Articles will be for
paid consignnens Produce Merchandise general
y sent We have now on hand and daily in receipt
of the following goods:
200 brls. Lime; % brls. Hydraulic Cement;
25 Calcned Plaster; 200 bushels !Plasterers Hair
200 sacks Ground Alum and Liverpool Salt;
$50 bush. Turks Island Salt 4 bags Feathers;
"a Nova Scotia Grndstoues and Fixtures;
so brls. Whiskey, Gin and Rum;
10 &c Cognac Brandy; 3 brs Cider Vinegar
5000 kegs Pure White Lead; brs Boiled and Raw Lin
seed Oil;
q boxes Assd Candles; "a boxes Sperm Taow Adj
amantine Candles;
"a boxes Herkimer county Cheese; brls Lard;
So Fine Sugar cured Hams; 10 boxes Ass'd Pickles;
bags Sicily and Brodeaux Almonds bags Filberts;
10 boxes Raislns; 2-brs English Walnuts; FIR.
2 cases Fr. Mustard; 30 bags Rio and Java Coffee;
10 brls. crushed and clarified Sugars;
20 boxes Butter, Soda and Sugar Crackers;
% :" Smoked Herrings; bales Gunny Bagging;
20 coils Rope; 80 kegs Nails, assd. from 45d; -
2 hhds. Bright P. K. Sugar; 10 boxes No. and Pale
tons Hoop Iron; Swedes Iron 10 kegs Horse
Shoes;
brs Distillers Glue; brs Bungs; 1000 kegs Potash
"a gro Matches doz Axes casks Rice 400 sacks Ia
BILE and Dairy Salt; 10 boxes Starch; boxes Rabbits
200 pr Negro Mackinaw Blankets pr. heavy
kersey; pr Corduroy; 20 pair servants Piaidsi
together with full assortment of Hardware, SaddIer,
Boots and Shoes, Crockery Earthern Ware and Hollow
Ware, Trunks and Carpet Bags Hats and caps fine double
and single barrel Guns Ponghs, Fan Mills Shelters,
and Brick Wheel Barrows, Burning Fluid Lamp Black and
Logwood Copperas, Window Glass and Putty and many
articles too to mention Country produce taken
in exchange for goods
GoldsborO', Sept. 27th 1855. 91-6m.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-10-06

az The following Resolution, offered by Rev.
B. Temple, was passed, unanimously by the Little
River Baptist Association in session last week:
Resozued, That the Churches composing the Little
River Baptist Association have long stood opposed
to secret societies. either religious POLITICAL be-
ing detrimental to the best interests of free and
intelligent people, and would recommend to the
brethren composing said Association to carefully
abstain from all secret organizations unknown in
the sacred Scriptures.