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KNowNoTH1NaIsM IS WHIGGERY.

KNOWNOTHINGISM rs WHIGGERY.
The Richmond Wing Is doing all in its power
to rally the Wings Of Virginia to the support of
the Know Nothing ticket for Governor, Lieut.. Co
vernon, and Attorney General Early in the cam
va~s that paper fOreshadawed the policy of the
Wing party in the following words
We counsel not the abandonment of a single
Wing tenet, but only urge a course which will,
first effectually expel the Goths and Vaneals, and
ultimately. probably Immediately result in putting
Wing measures and Wing policy in the ascendant"
This is another proof that Know Nothingisln is
Whiggery in disguise. by the way, the Wings
reference to the "Goths and Vandals - reminds us
of the style and terms which, in ls46, Mr.. Rayner
adopted in speaking the Of Democrats, his political
opponents.
SUDDEN ZEAL-HuRRAH! The sudden and
extraordinary enthusiasm manifested by the Pet
ersburg Intelligencer and Richmond Wing for the
Know Nothing candidates in Virginia, is like unto
that of the man who went back about a mile from
ditch, in order to get good "start to jump
over it, but who exhausted before he got to it,
and SO sat down to rest his feet and hands. His
leap, like Col. Crockett's account of Gen. Jacksons
dinner, was kept so long in waiting that he post
poned it till next day. These presses remind US
of the tactics of the Asheville Spectator, of this
State, in the last campaign in Mr.. Clingman's Dis
trict. All at once that paper broke out in fresh
place, protesting to have and heard marvel
GUS things presaging victory, and claimed triumph
over Mr.. Clingmnn by thousands; but when the
people came to vote. and the votes were counted
out, Mr. Clingman was ahead some two thousand
and upwards Frightened boys, when they go by
grave yards, whistle to keep their courage up.
EE- The New York Herald. which is bitterly
opposed to the administration. says: " 1t was the
superior strength of the Know Nothing platform
in New Hampshire, that commanded the support
of Wings and Freesoilers against Mr.. Pierce and
his spoils Democracy" The Herald doubtless
knows what sort Of people supported the Know
Nothing ticket in New Hampshire. The triumph
in that State, is triumph of such as John P.
Hale over an administration which has been as
true steel to the Constitution and to the rights
of the slaveholding States. All the isms combi-
ned-abolitionism bring the main one-sweep
New Hampshire, and an administration is defeated
which staked itself OH the Nebraska bill and the
fugitive-slave law; whereupon Southern Know
Nothings, shareholders, indulge in their low wit
over " Sam " and rejoice at the result! What
next! Are such men to be trusted?
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wThe Weekly Post complains that we did no

ES The W eekIy lost complains that we I'D not
sooner allude to its standardization. Our reply
is, that we generally take our own time in refer
ring to cotemporar, and in discussing public ques-
tons and we do not hope cven-holding and advo-
eating do the cardinal principles of Democ-
racy-to be able to please the Post
The Post speaks Of the course Of the Standard
as calculated to "prejudice the public against the
humane institution with which THE Editors Of
the POST are connected. " Mistaken again. Our
object is to benefit the institution referred to, and
that object, trust will be to considerable ex-
tent accomplished. The institution of which Mr..
Cooke is the Principal, has no better friend than
the Editor of this paper; and Mr.. Cooke has had
abundant reason to know the fact.
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FAYETTEVILLE MARKET.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN WAKE.

DEMOCNAI1C MEETING IN WAKE.
a MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATS OF WAKE
N County will be held in the TOWN HALL, Raleigh,
MONDAY of the next SUPERIOR COURT for the
purpose of appointing Delegates District Convention
TO nominate candidate for Congress. full attendance
is earnestly requested.
MANY DEMOCRATS
Feb. 49, 1855. 25-
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TIL e MAR ETs.
NORFOLK MARKET

v-"tt NORFOLK MARKET. Z. 4 ~
REPORTED THE "NoRTH-cARoLIEA STANDARD"
BIZ A. NJ. MPHEETERS d CO.,
Wholesale Grocers. Forwarding d Commission Merchants
NORFOLK, March 17th 1865.
FLOUR-There is fair demand for Flour and prices of
last week are sustained We quote s. F. at seq Extra
81 Family 1015. :.
CORN-There is a brisk demand for Corn and sales of
yesterday were at for prime White; SAC for Mixed
and Soc. for Yellow
COTTON-The market is more animated to-day, and
sales have been made at for &c. for prime
lots. We look for an advance. els
STAFES-We have to report dull market for all kinds
$50 to-day; r. o. HID. dull at $50 % a.
NAVAL STORES-Of all kinds are dull We note an
improvement in ps Turp in the markets which
gives our market more frmness. .....
LlME-Thos. 81 10 90 1 10; W. C.. 81 81 IA 49,
SALT. u. 81 20; G. A. Salt 81 30 "a / 40 ...
GROCERIES-Of all kinds are active. The trade seems
to have fairly begun, and prices well sustained.
WILMINGTON MARKET
March H. 1855.
.TURPENTINE- declined cents on former quota,
ton for yellow Dip and market dull present prices
Their sales yesterday bbs 81 50 for yellow Dip and
SPTS. TURPENTINE-The market for this article con-
tnues quiet and hear of yesterday
to-day.
TARHas declined Is cents on last quotation with sales
cells market, but buyers do seem disposed offer
81. sJour
March II, 1855.
BACON-Denland steady without change.
CORN-Scarce and wanted at 81.
COTTON-We note better feeling in the market with
slight improvement, sale of so bales Thursday ~
manufacturers.
FLOUR-We advance quotations 25 cents with good de-
mand
SIPS TURP.-Continucs to mprove-we quote the arti-
Gle at 81 cents . gallon RAW do no change Car.
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Gbe 9tan6ar6.
RALEIGH, WEDNESDAY,, MARCH 81, 1855.
AGENTS FOR THE STANDARD. g

Mr. Henry NJ Lewis Montgomery, Alabama, is our Cen
oral travelling Agent for the States Of Alabama and Ten
nessee assisted by G. f. Lewis James O. Lewis and San
D. Lewis. - -. = -ss,.
Ohio il our General Collecting Agent for the Western
States and Texas, assisted by H. Thomas, s. w Ram
man A. L. Childs and DIR. William Irwin. Receipts of
Mr. israel E. James. No 1872 South Tenth Street. Phila
deIphia General Travelling AGENT assisted by VIM
n Weld, John Collins, James Deering, j. Hammitt, X. 81
James Thos d. Nice, r. W. Morrison, E. w. Wiley, VIM
l. Waterman, Alex. H. Carson L. Muslin, Ben F. Swain,
T. Ashman, and p. Davis.
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BANK OF CAPE FEAR.

We learn from the Wilmington papers, that at
the recent meeting at that place of the stockholders
of the Bank of Cape Fear the new charter was acS
copied The Journal says:
"BANK OF CAPE FEAR-Thc meeting of the stock
holders in the Bank of Cape Fear called for the pur
pose of deciding upon the question of the acceptance
or non-acceptance of the amended charter passed
by the last Legislature was held yesterday, at the
clearinghouse in this place. After considerable
discussion and full expression of opinion upon the
subject twas decided to accept the resolution to
this effect receiving large majority of the indvidu
al stock about three to one being in the affirmative
without the vote of the State, which cast for it
by Daniel Dickson Esq. agreeably to the expressed
wishes of the Literary Board the stock in the Bank
generally known as State stock being part of the
Literary Fund of the State
The notice for the holding of the meeting was
given, we understand it, by circulars directed to
every stakeholder on the books of the Bank, in
abundant time.
The regular stockholders meeting is to be held at
the usual time in May"
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~- In Great Britain, public feeling with re-
gard to the management of the war by the late
Ministers was finding expression throughout every
part of the kingdom. Mr.. Roebuck's committee
was proceeding actively in its enquiries. The
Duke of Newcastle had been su nmoned as wit
ness before the committee.
There is no further confirmation of the report
Of the French Emperor's intention to visit the Cri-
mea. At the last accounts he was at the camp of
St. Omer. It was reported that political conspi-
racy existed against his person, in which some high
personages were involved. The Emperor, it is sta
ted, had been advised by Lord John Russell and by
the Austrian minister rot to go to the seat of war;
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SPRING GOODS.

WNILLINGHAM, ELLETT & CO., NO. Is,
w PEARL STREET, RICHMOND, VA- are
cevng direct from Europe and from the Eastern Markets.
age and varied stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods in
part follows:
Silk Tissues designs, r...s ~
Chaltens and Delans, great variety, 81
English and French Lawns,
First and Second Mourning do,
Ginghams in great variety,
Irish Linens and Towelings,
Corded and Plaid Linen drills,
Fancy Cassimeres and Vestngs, u.--z.
81, lO-4, ia and 1912 Marsees Quilts,
English and American Prints, new styles,
Hosiery and Gloves
Parasos and Umbrellas, y S
Fancy and Black Silks, 8 .
Summer Coatngs and Pants Stuff a- .-.. ..v.
AIpachas and Canton Cloths, t-4
With every article usually kept in Wholesale Dry Goods
House all which will be offered low similar goods
be had in any of the Northern Markets -
WILLINGHAM, Elicit & co.
March 20, 1885. 34-1m.
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ENCOURAGING.

y friend writes us from Northampton County
as follows
Il know of no better method to gnard, secure
and disabuse the public mind against the PERM
cous, demagogicaI, and wonderfully fascinating
allurements Of Know Nothngsm than to dissem-
mate your paper"
Another friend writes us as follows from Beau
fort County:
Your subscribers in this section Of country re-
gard with pleasure and pride the ability with which
the Standard expounds and advocates the doctrines
of the Democratic party; and the heavy blows,
which it inflicts thick and fast at the right time
and in the right place. upon the many isrns of the
day, excite our warmest admiration"
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GEN. CAss AGAINST Know NoTH1N GIsM. The
venerable Cass has recently written letter against
the Know Nothing organization, and exhorting his
Democratic friends not to abandon their principles
and organization !" for new combinations and for
a strange and startling creed. !"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-03-21

z aTHE CARoL1NA CuLrrrAToR. We are an-
thor,zed to say that the above paper has not been
adopted by the Executive Committee of the N. G.
State Agricultural Society the organ of the So
cety, as the public might infer fomsthe March
number. fEs4 " - ss5sg.t.s u 9 q
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-03-21

e3y- We have received letter from patriotic
Young Southerner, in which he informs us that he
has severed his connection with Harvard College Bos
ton, and will in future pursue his studies in North
Carolina. This course does him honor. 1t furnish
es evidence that his heart is in the right pace-tha
it beats in unison with those among whom Provi-
dence has cast his lot and is true to the institutions
of his native land. We concur with him, that since
the extraordinary proceedings against Judge Loring
it is time all Southern students should seek knowl
edge outside of the walls of Harvard"
We are sorry to learn that one-third of the Law
School at Harvard is composed of students from the
South.
The people of Massachusetts, aoiU have it so. Allie
mating of feeling, distrust, hatreds and revilings
whose fault is TT When have of the South in
jured wronged these people ?-when? How have
we done it? Were to shrink and under
their aggressons and insults, the manhood of their
own region would despise us.
This incident is one among many, going to show
that the chain of intercourse and affection between
the two sections. is growing weaker and weaker.
The next Congress may determine finally the future
relations between the North and the South. May
God defend the right
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Kentucky Democratic State Convention

heHtuc6y DeNocT011c otd1e Uo0oeH17oH.
LOUISVILLE, March 16, 1855. The Democratic
State Convention met Frankfort yesterday. and
nominated Beverly l.. Clark for Governor, and Berdh
Magofin for Lieutenant Governor.
The convention passed resolutions strongly de-
nouncing the Know othings
t1oeen the Government and Revolutionary Forces
Defeat Of Moreno and Alr0rez.
New ORLEANS. March Is, 1855. 1t is reported
that Santa Anna has defeated the insurgents, under
Moreno, and also compelled the main body Of the
rebel army, under Alvarez, retire after desperate
battle, and had returned in triumph to the capital.
Brownsville dates of the 7th state that Mexican
steamer taking troops o board at the mouth of
the Rio Grande for Vera Cruz or Tampico.
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Reduction of the Rates of Transportation ON

Reduction of the Rates of Transportation on
the Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad. s5s
A NEW AND GREATLY REDUCED TARIFF OF
"A charges freight goes into operation this Road
to-day. ~
The maximum charge light goods will be IS cents per
100 pounds; Flour per Dbl. 35 cents; Lime per Dbl
cents Molasses 81 so; Salt per sack 80 Be
tween Raleigh and CASTOR the rates less for which
ference made to the printed tariff Goods and produce
transhipped and forwarded at Raleigh free of all
peaSe to the and at the sole risE Of the RAILROAD
C6npaHes They not unloaded between Raleigh and
Norfok and latter place and Portsmouth the Rail
Road Company allows the of its comodious wharyes
and warehouses fee Of all charge for schGJage, draydge
and storage ssas7Ffss
This line being miles shorter to Norfolk and a miles
shorter to Petersburg without breaking of bulk be-
tween Raleigh and these points, must continue to be the
shortest and most expeditions route North for both pas
sengers and freight. ftts 81 -
Office r. 4 G.. r. r. Co., 81 So -
sTss March 49, 1856 - ezFrA2 ~ o4-Ail
. ~ Register Raleigh Patriot, Greensborough; Re
corder, Hnlsborough, copyone month. 80 81
UsEAeTHE FOLLOWING CHOICE VARIETIES
of green tea have just been rsceiyed and are for sale
at the Drug Store of HAYWOOD ScogF: IL! g - s
Young Hyson, Silver Leaf Golden Chop.
Gum Powder, - !. - Plantation, Oaong, ana
Raleigh, March 1s, 1885,. =: . b.
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I'D EcEIyEp FoR- THE sPRING TRADE,

- ee 4 - ! Z Z 4sE1
ID ECEIvED FOR THE SPRING TRADE.
Ii, 1855.le0 boxes Oranges prime order 40
Lemons prime orders bales Bordeaux Almonds, 1e
Trails Iyaca Almonds 10 bags Sicily Almonds bale Pas
per Shell Almonds, 4 bags Palm Nuts bags Fiberts, d
bags Walnuts, . bags PecOn Nuts, cases chow ChSw
Preserves Dry Ginger Preserves cases Chip Cit
Preserves Ginger Syrup 200 boxes Rasins
whole halves and quarters rs Cases Layers in whole ox
Cron Leghorn, casks Currants, 10 drums SUD
tan Rasn Prunes in glass jars and boxes 40 box
Prunes very cheap 200 drums Ee Figs so boxes GUM
Drops ayors boxes Fig Paste all syors; so boxes
Conversation Losenges Also large of FRENCH
English Pickles and Jelles, with beautiful
assortment of Baskets, Fancy Goods and Toys ~ 81
Country merchants invited TO call before purchasing
elsewhere am determined to sell at small profit
-. - - L.. c.. JORDAN
No. 50, East side Sycamore street.
March co. 1885, 9.ss5s S.srssast6 84-rlm.&
STRAYED.-oNE BAY HORSE WITH BLAZE
- face, and white his hind fetlock He has slight
scar caused the scratches AM who may take
him up bring him me- writ where he h Evil
pay for their trouble and besides
ing them for the same. 8 80
= Vilsong NyCsa March Ia 1861. 3E5tpd.
TTANTED. a GOOD MILERO0IKs WITH
w yonpg calf Apply at tins ONCE
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which it nf1icts thick and fast, at the right time
and in the right place, upon the many isms of the
day. excite warmest admiration"
EE- A friend writes follows: I" must tell
you what they say of you here. 1t is reported
that although you write so much against the order
of Know-Notllings, yet you have frequently ap-
piled to become a member. This is done, of
course, for no other purpose than to destroy the
influence of your paper" First, we learn, it was
reported that We had joined the Order; now it is
reported that we applied and were rejected. All
such charges are false We do not belong to any
secret political or sectarian organzation-we
applied to be admitted, and never shall apply.
re- Read and circulate the mastery and elo-
quent speech of Mr.. Rufin, published in the Stan
dard to-day. The character, operations and designs
of the Know Nothings delineated with pen
Gil of light. In tins respect Mr.. Rufin has left
nothing to be added.
Read the speech and hand it to your neighbor.
1t cannot fail to exert an important and salutary
influence on the public mind.
ES The members, or a large portion of them'
of the Legislature of New York have recently been
to New York City on a visit professedly to the be-
nevolent institutions of that place. Particular at
tention, it is stated, paid to brandy and gin,
and divers members suddenly found bricks in their
hats. The Express and Herald concur in writing
down the whole affair little less than disgraceful.
The latter paper heads its account of the banquet
at the Astor House, as the " close of the spree.
Meantime the Maine liquor law is pending in the
Legislature, and the head temperance or Maine
law man of the State sounds the alarm that the
measure is in danger. We should think so. The
hobby there, as in. other quarters was good
enough Morgan" until after the election,
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w-Z. B. Vance, Esq, the Commoner from Bum
conbe has been associated with Mr. Hyman, as
Editor Of the AshSille Spectator. 49, s-As 'ssS
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At Presidential caucus lately held in Richmond,
Va, a nomination made by lot. Eleven strips
meth Rayner, VIM C. Rives, Willard Fillmore, Daniel
Ullman, George Law, Gov. Pollock, Alfred, b. Ely,
Gen. Bayley, Com. Stockton, and Jacob Broom,
werc deposited in box, and one being casually
taken out it proved to be the name of Kenneth
Rayner. The act was repeated, and Mr.. Rayner's
name again appeared. Hereupon it was agreed that
the Hon. Kenneth Rayner was the proper person
for the candidacy. ~. r. Bspress- q
What nice time it will be when the greatof
fee of President shall be conferred by lot! Who
else will take chancea But Mr.. Rayuer is not
responsible for this aspect of the Presidential gae
nevertheless, he may excIaim with Houston, Riyes,
Pollock, and others !. gs, q IS SCI s -
= Is Fortune Is merry S = &
And in this mood will give US any thing.
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UBoys and girls are as different as
though they came from opposite poles.
The former take to dirt, torn trowsers
throwing stones, and saucing the neigh.
bors. as naturally as colo to cucumbers
while the latter avoid all such on the
loose spreeing. Girls are generally quiet,
neat, coy, and we'll behaved; and where
you find one romp there are ten demures.
There is design in all this, no doubt.
john and Susan should not be alike any
more tran salmon and the Fourth Of
July. -
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A SYDNEY SMTH.-The Dean of st.
Paul s was one of those fine wits who
never failed. Whatever is corded u
him is good. Here is . new one-at least
new to us. He was once dining in com.
rany with French gentleman, who
had been before dinner indulging in a va
rlety OF free-thinking speculations, and
bad ended by avowing himself mate
rlallst. Very good soup this" said
Mr.. Smith. Sour Monsieur, c'ea excel.
ttsnts;' PRAY, sir, do you believe in O
cookl'
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A OARD.-LOOK HERE

A LII ye lovers of the good things of this life an
n we will tell you where you NAV obtain atleaFi
some of them. Thankful for past favors, would
respectfully ask continuance of the same dur ne
this Spring and Summer. l am prepared TO furnish
all VINO VIII give me call with the sweet and cool
ing Beverages in my liue at short notice. Such as
Ice Creams, Water Ices, OF all favers, Scharlotte
Reuse, Blancmange, SC. Cakes of all kinds Also,
foreign and domestic Fruits and Confectionery, pen
kind. " '
Particular attention will be paid to furnishin,
wedding or Brides Cakes Also, Parties, Balls.
Excursions, Pie Mics, &c, &C., and upon reason
able terms
Cail az the old stand, Massachusetts, avenue be
tween 9Th and 10th streets, Northern Liberties
N. B.-Best quality ICE CREAM sold at 81 50
per gallon.
may 7-eo2n, John w RICUTSTJNF
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FRENCH HAIR DRESSING AND
.

THE undersigned respectfully announces to the
L citizens OF Washington, that he has opened
Gentlemen's Hair Dressing and Shaving Saloon, on
Pa. avenue between 1lth and 18th streets where he
is at all times prepared to accommodate them in all
branches of the tonsorial operation. Hair Cutting
performed in the very latest styles. :
He would call particular attention to his Wigs,
Toupees, Braids, Fnzettes, Whiskers, Mustachois,
SC, and Is prepared 10 ill all orders in the above
line at the shortest notice. good assortment con-
stantly on hand.
He respectfully solicits call, feeling assured that
he cannot fail to please all who may so favor him.
js6-eOlm JOHN HERBORN