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- GiPsy woman promised to show to
two young ladies' their husbands faces in
pail of water. They looked and exclaimed
''Why. We only see oar faces Well"
said the Girsy, those faces will be your hus-
bands when you are married :"
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vARvs ,I EoRNINs LINZ

be at the Depot ~ the Washington Railroad, 10
convey passengers and baggage to the Steamboat
GEORGE PAeE, Tor ALEXANDRIA, Assistance OF
miles, GLOWING ample tiaie fos meals.
lYla INV. VANDERBILT, Ger Srps.
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DEATH

Death is here and death is there,
Death Is busy everywhere,
All around, within, beneath,
Above is death-and we are death.
Death has set his mark end seal
Ga all we are and all we feel,
On al We know and all We fear,
/ irst our pleasures dIe-and then
Our hopes, and then our fears-and when
These are dead, the debt is due,
Ddst claims dust-and we die too.
Al things that we love and cherish,
Like ourselves, must fade and perish;
Such is our rude mortal lot
Love Itself would, did they not.-ShtI!sy.
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FOR MOUNT VERNON.


l. leave Alexandria and Wash sNN
ington at the following hours: 16zxE2s
Leave Alexandria at ~, *, sk, IL a. m, Ia,
2, SO p m
Leave Washington at 8, 8, OK, 11x m, D.,
24, 4K,5k, JPN.
IATHAM'S OMNIBUSESw will run In connec
ton with the Boat, starting from the Capitol and
going up Pennsylvania Avenue as Ear as 18th St /,
III 'ncS to the Boat .-H
Leave Capitol at 5K, X, sx, MA. m IAN,
2, 3K,5k p. m
The BOAT runs 10 connection with the Orange
and Alexandria Railroad, and with the Trains on
the Baltimore and Washington Railroad.
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DR. Jo..E ERICSSON,

NTENDER OF the ROYAL College Ve.eriLeri
yl Surgeons, and Fellow OF Veterinary rleoi-
cal Association, London, respectfully informs ths
public OF WashiRS ton and vicirity, thai al 70
he has resumed his professional duties. Instead
Of as heretofore his o1lce teing II MI. Henry
Birch's Livery Stable, IL will be Ct VT: Thomas
Smiths Stable, 10Th street, cet%eeA h ana i,
north Of Pa Avenue, where he can be consulted
daily unon diseases incidental TO all don.estcStsc
animals. Horses examined a. to soundness. Ten
tlensn purchasing, viii fad Il to their advs. -ase
to have tee Horses examined. OCT S-u
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THE FIANo FORTE CLASSES

MR.. w. ENRY PALM Err,
TNyILII meet at the Academy OF Music, corner
w Of 9Th and streets, Ga and after MON
DAY, Oct. Sth, 1855. The pupils are requested
to be in attendance on the days and hours speci-
fed Ia the notices addressed to them
w. HENRY PALMER,
olti Director.
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ORANGE 4 ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
&E -

GREET SOUTHERN MAIL LINE!
TWICE daily between WASHINGTON and
Il the SOUTH, cia ALEXANDRIA, COR
LOUISVILLE and RICHMOND-no night line
on Sunday
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100000 COPIES SOLD.

100000 COPIES SOLD.
7 LOYD'S GREAT STEAMBOAT WORK
- Will be ready on or about the twenty fourth of
October.
CONTENTS:
First Application OF Steam.
Life OF John FiLch-ilngraving II his first Boat
Life Of Robert Fulton--Engraving Of his first
American Boat on the Hudson River.
Robert Fulton and LivingstOn's first Ohio River
Boat-Corect Likencss-Full Particulars
Latrobe's First Boat
First Steubenville Boat
First Explosion on the Western Waters; from IN
Eye Witness.
Maps Of the Western Waters; Towns, Cities and
Distances laid down correctly
List OF Steamboat Explosions Since 1911; names of
Killed and Wounded; Lists Of Steamboats, now
aioat.
Correct views Of Pittsburg, Wheeling, Cincinnati,
Louisville, st. Louis and New Orleans, In 1855:
Sketch Of each place; Population, business,
&c, DC.
Fast Time o. Boats on the Ohio and Missigsippi
Rivers.
List Of Steamboat o Ulcers on the Western w alters.
The New Steamboat LaW-With Comments
Life Bosis.
Disasters on the Lakes-Names Ct Lost, Killed
and Wounded.
The His Water IN 1919, l652 f647.
List Of Plantations on TIE Mississippi River
Important Emitted States Supreme Court Steam
boat Decisions
Three hundred pages, with ore hundred en-
cravings; Handsomely bound. BY remitting One
Dollar, (Post paid you will receive copy Of this
above work
Orders from tn. trade solicited, and agents
wanted In evs-y town and City TO canvass for th<
work Address
ia. 7. LLOYD CO,
Post ONcs Buildings, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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w. HENRY PALMER's PIANO FORTE

AN EVENING CLASS FOR LADIES AND
n Gentlemen is now forming at tie Academy
of Music Appl cation TO he made 10 MI. ~.
HENRY PALMER, 253 street, or at the lsfsds
envy Of Music, corner Of ID aid 9Th streets. &C 10
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NOW RECEIVING NEW AND FASH.
L lonable styles of Gent emen's Youths. n
and Boys FELT HATS in pleasing vari- Il |
ETY. OK color, Quality aad price. at "a
LANES Hat, Cap,
ard Gentlemen's Furnishing Store
nov 1--eo2w 42i Pa avenue Eear az stre.,
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LADIES' LoiK CLOTHS, &c.
MAXWELL BROTHER HAVE NOWIN
VI store great variety II Ladies' CLOAK
CLOTHS, In black, tan, blue, gray, brown and
steel color. Also, wide black silk VELVEYS,
suitable FOR Cloaks and Mantiuas
ALSO
large assortment OF desirable Trimmings f,r
ClOaks, Hantillas, and Tsimas
n. u. we furnish cloak patterns free of charge
to ladies that buy the cloth and Trimmings of us
MAXWELL & BRO
hoV3-eo0t 10 Pa. avenue
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RAILROAD DIRECT TO TIE WEST
80 % Ss.-ssssss ~

TIME between Washington and Wheeling
but IA 4 hours.
RanLirg Tine b3.wssu Washington and
Cincinnati q hours
THRCEsR TICKETS AND BAGGAGE CHICKS 20 BE
FAD IN wisdIy6ToN.
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Information for Travellers.
kUInovaa uRANCu RAILROAD.

WASHINGTON, BRANCH RAILROAD
- 81 ss06
(yHANGE OF HoURS.-on and after Mon
" day, the ed Instant, the Trains VIII
Leave Washington at 6 ana az a. m, and ) ana
AZ p. m.
On Sunday at Ak p. m.
Leave Baltimore at ~ and 9K q. m, and and
81 m.
On Sunday at Az Jam.
ap 23-u Il. III. PARSONS, Agent
FOR MOUNT VERNON.
IN TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS.-EARE,
- round Trip 81; from A Hso%As sss
CULI.YER leaves Washington at 3, and Alexan-
drfa at 9x O'Clock. Coaches leave the Capitol for
the boat at sk O'Clock. Coach fare 10 cents. Per
sons wishing the coaches viii leave their residence
with George Il Thomas Parker. a..
Refreshments on the boat. -.
cot 9a-H SkM,b 6EDNEf. Csotaip
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tB"' NFs MONTHLY for November.
" ~ FRANCK TAYLOR.
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CIVIL AND MILITARY APPOINTMENTS

The following appointments were made by the
President and Senate the close of the session:
COURT OF CLAIMS. Judge Gilchrist, of New Ham
pshre, Judge Isaac Backford ofIndiana, and Joseph
II. Lumpkin. of Georga a. Montgomery Blair. of
Washington. Solicitor.
The following appointments were made for the
four new reg giments:
CAVALRY REGIMENTS.
C0lonek.
Brevet Colonel f. V. Sumner lieutenant colonel
first dragons.
Major Albert S johnson, major ofpay Departments
Lieutenant Colonels.
Brevet Colonel +. Lee, captain of engineers
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel s. E. Johnston captain
Typographical engieers.
N"jors.
Brcvct Lieutenant Colonel W. j. Hariee, captain
second dragons.
Brvvct Lieutenant Colonel Braxton Bragg, captain
third artillery.
Brcvet Major W. H. Emory, captain Typographical
engineers.
Benjamin Mccullough, of Texas
EoR T;IR TWO INFANTRY REGIMENTS.
t6ionels.
Brevct Colonel George Wright, lieutenant colonel
fourth infantry.
Brevct Lieutenant Colonel E,! b. Alexander, major
eighth infantry.
Lieutenant Coloneh
Brevet Colonel Chas. F. Smith, major first artil-
lery.
Brevct Lieutenant Colonel Siias Casey, captain
scSohu hiiaiSil.
Majors.
Brcvet Lieutenant Colonel w. H. L. Walker, cap
tain sixth infantry.
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Edw. j. Steptoe, cap
tain third artillery.
Brevct Lieutenant Colonel f. R. S. Candy, cap
tain adjutant generals department
Captain III. w. Bcnham. captain engineers
Among the many important appointments made
at the same time, we have to add:
Israel D. Andrews, of Maine, consul general for
the British North American provinces, ian Office re-
, Gently creatcd.)
John Romeyn Brodhead. of New York, consular
agent (or commissioner for japan, to reside at
Samodi.
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We publish the following Card from Mr.. Rayner,
as an act of justice to that gentlemen:

RALEIGH, March 9TH, 1866.
W. W. lioLDES, ESQ, Dear Sir:-In the STAN
lard of the Sd inst, is speech. purporting to have
been delivered in the Senate, during the late session
Of the General Assembly. by Curtis H. Brogden,
the rnemtsr of the Senate from Wayne county, which
speech abcundS with the most violent and abusive
ephets towards myself. To those ofyour readers vino
do net know either Mr.. l5rogden myself beg leave
to say that such speech that published was
ever delivered hy Mr.. Brogdcn. He did make a
speech in reply to my structures his in the
Senate-iu which he exhibited feeling and resent
ment-but he did not then :he abusive epithets
which appear in his speech printed. He used no
such language the following: "Tile vileness of
his nature and the virulence of his heart "-'rlean
and dcspicablc'-'n turpitude" vicious and
loathsonc purpose" deceptive ami inquitous
purposes and designs '-'' corrupt and polluted
source from whence they ccme"-''maiiciouS heart"
--''despcabc designs" "-"cailous mpudence"
blushing impudcnce and unbridlcd Presumption
'his shame and degradation n"-"contemptible
malice" And many other expressions of the same
sort which appear in his printed remarks.
Not single one Of the above mentioned offensive
expressions was used Hy him the floor of the
Scnate-not one Ani appeal to erery Senator
who heard the speech for the truth of what here
say.
Yours respectfully,
X. RAYNER.
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Gbe Stan6ar6.
.7rIcH, SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1855.
business Directions.

ncson renlitting money for subscription to the Stan
Any M please stale whe her it is fur the Weekly "r Semi
rd VI" md also whether it is tor subscriber
or I change of the paper please state the Post
sf fhs@ssa 5r"SsS % %i and as Sf .ae sas
VIZ As general rule We SHALL in future send our paper
,w subscr Der until the subscription money is PAID
to 20 and intend to adopt the advance payment sys-
ses IS s"e SON as pract cable.
ten Al Obituary notices exceeding ten lines will here
charged sans w must
with the cash give satisfactory reference, or they
W" VII moi be Inserted
Vi" u m indebted for subscriptions remit any amount
time bv mai and pts will in all cuses be prompt
aansn,i,tcd oil These who indebted up To November
l will trust send in the amount M at once; and if the
l sums overpad i'll this way the subscriber viii have
Is % M and receipt accordingly We trust all friends
eg% e % bv na and thus the heavy commissions
%Ie HOLDEN WILSON.
r.b 1851
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HENRY T. CLARK.

Hon. H. Shaw. DR. ii. NJ. SHAW, the Repre-
sentative, Of this the first Congressional District IN
North Carolina. may, or may not be . Candidate,
for Congress in this District again. We are not sd
vscd and should he be, may, or may not be elect
cd. Bat he has made most able and faithful Rep
ressntative and deserves the thanks of his eonstitu
ents. Two years ago, Dr. SHAW, beat Col. OUTLAW.
who VAS considered the bragnag" Of she Whig
party for Congress. And now, we think IL woud
be an easy matter for him to dispose Of any of the
"smail fry remaining, should he choose b be =
Candidate for re- election. HdtifaS ReP. 3
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For the Standard.

For the Standard.
To the Toters of tie 9Th Congressional District.
The time is now approaching when it is necessary,
II we would secure success that the Democratic
party in this District should nominate a candidate
for the next Congress. would call the attention Of
the Democratic party in the 9th Congressional Dis
trict to the name of Gen. Charles R. Jones, of Ire
dell, as suitable man for the nomination. General
Jones is Democrat of the Jefferson and jackson
school, and would no doubt carry the banner of De-
mocracy successfully through the canvass.
a DEMOCRAT
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PROTEST
Of Mr.. CLARK, Senator from Eyeeom5e, against the
RerenHe bill

Of Mr.. CLARK, Senator from Eayeeom6e, against the
RccenUe bill. a' O.
SENATE CHAMBER, Feb lG, 1855.
protest against the action of the Senate on the
Revenue BILL because they refused by direct vote,
to permit any amendment or alteration Of the bill
as it came from the House Of Commons. The bill
was Of direct and immediate importance to every
citizen of the State and demanded, above all Others
the careful consideration and concurrence of both
branches of the Legislature. The refusal of the
Senate to act ard consider the bill was, regard,
failure to perform the duties of coordinate and
Independent branch of the Legislature; and rs far
rs it implied any dstrust of the House of Commons
was not respectful to that body. For these reasons
besides objections to the burdensome provisions Of
the bill, enter my protest against the passage Of
the bill, and the mode of Legislation which accom-.
plished it. -
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~ We learn that efforts are being made to es.
tablish tri-wecly line of four horse post coaches
between Milton and Hillsborough ria Lcasburg.
We trust these efforts may prove successful Such
line would greatly promote the convenience of the
people inthat section in the way of mail facilities
and travel, and would most probably be of service
to the Post Office Department. as it would run
through country generally rich and well .popula-
ted, and connect with the North Carolina Railroad
at Hilsborough. - ts'&sr -. e -
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TnE PrEL1c PR1srrse. We publish in another
column the act Of the last Legislature concerning
the public printing. The Editors of this Journal
have been appoi:'ted by Gov Brngs printers Of the
laws and Journals Of the Legislature the appoint
ment having been made in pursuance Of authority
contained in the lth section Of said act. y j r
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. ~ - s7-F-- sdl 49,; ,.esa For the Standard.
10 tbs Tose,s IF tie Reckisyksm Gssgresisasl Die

1t is most respectfully submitted TO the Democrat
ic voters Of the counties Of Rockingham, Stokes,
Forsythe, Surry, Yudkin, Davidson, Davie Iredell,
Alexander and Ashe, composing this Congressional
District, to hold county meetings at their several
spring courts and appoint delegates to District
Convention, to be holden in the town Of Winston,
Forsythc county, on Tuesday Of April Superior
Court to unite upon and nominate a suitable person
to DC voted for the Democratic Candidate to the
next Congress. t5.s.
1t is desirable furthermore, that the party should
take carly action and have candidate in the field
in time to canvass thoroughly the District.
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MARRIED.

of Mrs e. l. Taylor, hy The Rev Dr. Lacy, uxxTIx Brs
BEE, Esq, to Mis-. JrLlA x. TArLoR-
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The Winter is Gone and the spring T. Comes
NlHE UNDERSIGNED HAS FOR SALE OF REA-
- s1nable terms: - - - u y43sss 81
3 likely well brvke MuIcA So err - - ~ -
3 frsa-fsse brodd Mares by Imported RoStou out
Of . thorough bred S5r Archie nasA, 80,
Also, Cows and Calves, best breed North Devon and
Shorthorped Durham, .s2e - - 80
"'s Few fine Young Duls. bsst breed = - sisSss
Is Sheep, 4 south Down and " Msfnn. -
49," s0 Barrels bea Old Apple brandy,
- e - %SEfHsJOHfE, = So
Pomona, Wake County. n. c.
nsrch II. tssa ~ t-.a .@sfssS - s1-t-i-
NB have esrtiacaes toprsvs ths blood of the .be,s
stuck. ss.-r<-s 5.--.szsS. J.. -
STArE OF NORTH cAROLlNA, JOHNSTON
besy W htfe- - - lsts .sz kcst ~
sitappesraet fc aiisactiop of the Court that the Dc.
Hdanf in The e.Aoot be found il ardered that pub
licaon be made for three montAs fwo newipefs Sor
her 10 appear ss te nexf Term Court the fefisioa
whfbc board paSzs ~ s-s - - e. zsz 1s.sses
rwisnses, ,ssls z.s a5W. slN0RSfEG 6. IN,
Decempe<a, iss, Z = = ssssSsa g lJSS
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P. s. We have just learned that Mr.. McGowan is
improving, and that strong hopes entertained of
his recovery.
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e9r The public ear has been little vexed of
late and the rsbcs of sensible citizens excited by
the accounts we have had of the Know Nothngs-or
"San," he is facctiously cacd-carrying towns
and villages in elections of corporation officers.
Kinston, Lilesville Hillsboroush, Wilmington. Raj
eigh and other places have been carried by this
new concern; and great has been the exultation
thcreup,n and thereafter. Now this is not at all
to be wondered at seeing that the towns generally
arc WAig-not o,lc in ten being Democratic. Ii only
serves ID show, what we have said from the first,
that Know -Nothingsm and Whiggcry are one and
the same. We expect to hear next that these gen.
tlemen who plot for Offices and spoils between two
days, have carried Eagle Rock and old Trap.
"Wait for The wagon, gchtle,nen-wa until the
farmers of the county have had hearing ut the
polls But this is one of the ways Of Whggery it
always elected Mr.. Clay and Gen. Scott, in advance
in tSwns ani villages, and on Railroads and steam
boats %.+
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NuMtplE;s X; 1865 II

ESPL0TAESf or SLAVE LAnoR OK RAnsoSps In
report made BY The President Of the Charfestou
and savannah RaFoadA the application Of Have L..
Dor in the construction efSouten rsiireas = areed
with force. The President undertake. to. aSow.
that this labor Is the kind which should uss at
the South because it u cheaper, can be kept under
better discipline, worked both IN summee and winter
and the planter DO relieved from those annoyances
which always accompany ths'in troductien among
our plantations Of contractors With hrelinr with ID.
Dor from the North and foreign parts.n -.
- The arguments and illustrations upon this point
arc OF interest and importance to those who con-
IN our own States rare ads enterprises We
give them in full:
We will first compare the cost of labor to com.
pany owning slaves, and contractor who hire them
The usual hire of prime negro man in this couu.
try to work upon railroads. is about so Der ar,num
Ii the company would purchase slaves At the present
price say $1,000, the annual expense compared with
the hired slave, will be about as follows:
Interest upon $1,000 at per cent per ann. $40
Insurance On life at sa por cent - ,pE 25
Which is fraction more than half the sum paid for
l viii again assume that tho negro costs Sleoa:
and show how much cheaper he can work when We
come to grading and excavang.--
Interest on $1,000 at per ct. per ann. 10
Insurance, - f,a.z. 25
Clothing, 20 "a
Bacon ~.L fs l5
Corn, Molasses and Tobacco Is
Overseeing each hand per annum, 10
Tools, including blacksmiths and car
peuters work, Is
Doctors fees each hand per annu,n,
Total expense of a slxve owned by
the company per annum, &l7l