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ny IlAILRoAD DIRECT TO THE WEST.
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Time between Washington ana wheeling hut I7t
isouts!
Through Tickets and D.ssage CHECK. to be hnd in
Washington.
V'IE Baltimore Railroad, having greatly improved Its
western ofsrs the falics, Inducements
the Northwest, and the southwest.
The eonaeylon lion between .le trains from Washington and ,hs
h0uud West
Washington Junction, aey called the Relay Hoe mites
Wangon and hc Ohio liver Baggage is checked soasn 10
Whselns the Washington echeeksd and transferred
through tickets for points beyond The connecting
washington daily at0 M and AZ M ON sundays at the
A. wnsslsx si,sa with the trains CEN
,s. nsss Msssins through Cambridge z,sssvs and hsws.
Mansfield, sandusky sandusky, Toledo Detroit
Chieasoi 81 Louis, &c;
Ills Mami rairoad 10 xa..@ CINCINNATI, LOUIS
G Aa s Asni so"s %. s DAYTON "sa 10
nauss, Lafayette chicago, Rock Island, ., Lsas, &c.
hatcher. New oreaas which ulso sold S WashDs,oE
ss. as M s s 70 s m a on & hs - oh @
FOR CLEVELAND, Cleveland Toledo, Detroit,
&C. tickets sold when The Ohio navgabe between
w, wneHs aaS aSS ws oy sy , Ses with
Travellers requested notice hat while This the only
Shortest speedy, nearly leading points
se sssi West, The distance from wa,iason cnsin".,i
route!
Columbus. si3 65 Dayton SIS So Cncinnat s6 Louisville,
Sy railroad s steamer from cpsisna Ss lnd,eags
Chicago sa 65 and $40 o ST. Lou sad 50 aud $5 Memphis,
For Frederick arsls Ferry arnsburs Berkeley Springs
Cumberland Bedford Springs Piedmont Oakland and Fairaoun
minor .aions between Baltimore aud Wheeling lake g.
Baltimore, Annapolis, &c. special
For further information, through uckes &c. apply TIL ii.
PARSONS, agent, at Washington station. ,o,,, : u
Master OF Transportation Baltimore aud
May 5-dr Ohio Railroad, Baltimore.
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Georgetown College, ID. g.

THE institution will Monday
the ID OF September The preparatory department aud cole
conducted by able aud
the and intellectual advancement
Their and building
be used exclusively for accommodation
younger students. Their dormtoy, ground, study
hail. rooms, will entirely dsiinc
aud officers especially assigned will attend them
pasniea prceite studies. complete
bn ected betwscn the younger aud older students
which apparent who
least ex xpereDce in the education youth.
The observatory The college, It's extensive philosophical
raua Libraries, cabinet Of minerals geological
specimens heIia afford students Of this
vanages rarely TO be met with.
d. A. MAGUlRE
President.
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Proposals for building Lighthouse ON Joncs'5
Point, near Alexandria, VirA inia.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
Office Light houae Board,
Washington August p, 1856,
PROPOSALS will be received until Y O'Clock the 2aa Of
when tho bids will be opened, furnishing
the materials and building light house Jones Point Potomac
river, Alexandria, by the 3oth OF November
II will be framed building resting foundation,
and half with basement having circular
support OF the anlernhe horizontal being
by 10 feet.
Detailed drawings and specifications be this Office,
and the 0tce of the collector Ale xandtia.
Should bid be accepted will be executed q;
for the work.
no viii be made until the whole work compsed and
before we'd be inspected by
Of the appointed he worksaid
haying reject all ship
cordApce with The terms Of Ine contract.
The right all hd- thai be deem
ed preiu.ie,al ,he public Interest,"
bids should be sealed addressed the undcsuoJ
aorisa Proposals. for Joncss Point Lighthoure.n
EDM'D l.. r. UARpC.SSTLE.
Aug 23-eod1m Engineer Secretary.
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OrTIcE OF THE CoaMAapisa OFFICER,
Washington Arsenal. Auu,i.t 20. rs

SEALED PROPOSALS will received at once until oc,o-
ber a0th merdlan for building anory
city, d. c., the public lying
south; Canal street the north Seventh
Sixth street the east appropriation having
made by Congress same .7T
Master builders desiring propose building please
call this office examine and bill
work, and receive additional explanation
their poporDls which they and
leisure this office.
No proposals be received but from ap
builder man
hence distancc unknown
viii be expected
accepted.
All proposals must be made according
work, (Which have calculated precision
find the
An experienced superintendent appointed win
present on the ground of building, after the work
the absence Of e commanding oihceI that the
strictly complied with.
WIN. n. BELL,
Major Commanding Washington ArscnaI
Aug 2l-2awtf9ect Int. h Halt. SUM-
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Has removed his Office rc-ia Fanklu Ro corner
He wii continue
principally the United States supreme Court
Having Devoted much time 10 he law concerning patents he VIII
opinions arising
rppes the chief jusuce
OF the District of colunhia and will also the
preparation and trial Of suits concerning patents.
He Arguments
either OF he
win also clau bcore any board established for their
adjudication.
Oct 2s-du
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Riffenhouse Academy.
Corner o., Third street and Indiana orenue.
q. q. Wight, Principal.
X. n. Taylor, Assistant.
n. ". Rsout, Teacher of French
n. Gibson, Teacher Of Drawing.
i a. go wv sV'''''"'' :" "''''''
Tuition $40 80 sia So and si5 per qnsrt,r payable
Circulars be obtained BY applying TO the rnep OF AZ
bookstores Of tho city Aug sa-e esd,otbscpl
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10 oun sUBscRiHEss.

he name o. no person win ue entered apon books ahtsa
The payment Of the subscription made IN adsanu6,
Distant Subscribers money by letter the postas
which Will be paid BY ssased by ourselves Ia s
eaie lrsnsm,ssion.
The COUNTRY fAfER is published i weekly during the
sons Of Cousssas and semi weekly during he recess.
Subscriptions period than year will be received ON
terms propofioned TO the above annual rates.
Qy-PosTMAsTERs authorized our agents and
by sending DAILY subscribers, with 500 snelosed "a
SEMI WEEKLY subscribers, as enclosed will be ea
ti.ied copy srafis.
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Appointment of superintendent Of Buildings
and Grounds ut the University Of Virginia.


meeting vsiters OF The Usivcr-
Virginia. Mr. offered the following resolution,
which was adopted;
Having believe, from the experience Of
that patron Univery might with propriey
benefit he relieved from the
buildings public the University
be conhded
skltul practical man, who would bis whole
discharge and duties for snitabe
subject he referred
committee, with authority divide the duties a the
and with make the
ment OF such assistant with saary not exceeding S ~ in
opinion, University would be
such appointment division of labor between the and
pcrints IlcnLn
resolution, proctor
the Univcty the executive will
cee the 18Th day septehcr nHke pr appointment
authorized BY The above esoaon and 70 notify al who may be
disposed Offer for the appointment will be that
individual be appointed should be usned nike tho charge
and fw hundred contiguous
The University s the buildings Of the Uni
and public aud and
suitable knowledge landscape gsehg ornamental planting Of
trees, Sc
Any desired viii be cscrfa.y Arp
aepiicatiors the endorsed
ppic OF buildings sad Grounds.
X. X fRENTis,
AuausT, II, 1855. Proctor University OF Virginia.
Aug Ip-codtlaSert
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IDFSC stFaeIs stUF ISUulHdupu nuH EUhE eHH Tciug
PROPOSED DATES OF SAlLING-la55.

stoppng southampton, going
proceeding London aud Havc advantages
other route, for The economy Of time and money
Paruse from New York to Southampton ed Bremen.
First saloon, $3o frs. cabin, saloon, 81
second d., $50.
Al and newspapers ,hrongb the = yce
No bills OF aling will be- signed the day OF saiDg
An experienced surgeon IL attached 10 each ship
For freight passage, apply 10
e. ii. sAND II South William ST., N. Y
q, A, HEiNEKEN Co., Brenen
CROSKEY & Co. Southampton
WILLIAM IsELlN, Hayrc.
Mar 6-dy
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CHURCH manifestation. TAYLOR MAURY have
just received beautiful editions Common
Prayer and complete Church Service,v Aosnd Paris.
June Il Bookstore near EiptL street
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Completion Of Panama Railroad

Reduction of Fare 10 California.
MrA Uated States mail steamships leave New York
>E-1Z for Aspinwan the 5lh and Goth month,
4ia4CN connecting with nail
Francisco.
These steamships approved
Department. and guaranty speed aud safety
The Panama railroad s7 miles ong
to and baggage passen-
ger. checked in Nw York through San Francisca
gers are emharked Panama
The money paid In New York all expenses Trip.
Reserve steamers kept In New Panama,
Hcn
the route is entirely reliable.
Passengers Panama Aspn
wall = III --'-
Conducto through by each and take charge
women and children without other protectors.
For through tickets at the lowest rates apply at the agency III
" cs street, New York, TO /. w. RAYMOND.
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Nassau Hall College of New Jersey, Princeton
" should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought 10 min
should auld acquaio,snce be forgot,

+" should and acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought 10 min
should aud acquaintance be fprgoi,
Aud days o. aud lang ryae.n
OF the
The Junior class OF the ending June,
cius of Tie year ending Juo 1885, and the Freshman
ending June, 1880 hereby
brighten the links which lime
nor tide can ever entirely exchange
ver greeting aud sympathy and To lament the untey
so'is OF t,eir nios promising compeers.
preliminary meeting OF appointed
nsd on ms hfr Monday In September d. 1885, United
states itoe Chesnut street. Fourth
whch tost msnbers OF the
venteDt invited aitcud
adopted TO secure as full an attendance possible.
good enough 10 Furnish be secretary ofe by mall with
their respective post Offices.
EDWARD J. GRANT, NJ D.,
OF Trenton, N. j., Chairman Of Committee
ALEXANDER e. HART, nj. D.,
OF Philadephia, Pennsylvania
]. NEWTON LlGHTNER,
Of ancbseT, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLETON,
OF Winston, AAeghany Co, Nd,
SAMUEL p. RICHARDS,
OF Balsto Iron aud Glass Works, N. j.,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
of Montgomery county. sssryand
Committee.
Jous WwIDhAS, OF Lebanon, Pa, Becreiary.
March 27--iAwtMaT3 fintelivencerl
All newspapers In the civilized Of the
Ell 10 nce THIS advertisement their editorial
bers OF the classes
visions OF the globe and all throughout
States OF America
casionaly between this date and the I'D Of March, A. d. 1851
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Washington Aaueduct.

oryrcs or Tue wAsnroror hou.pucr,
Washington March y 1855.
PROPOSALS graduation masonry,
dams tunnels, and olrr of the Washington agueduct
that day.
Maps poles and spscSsaion, of,e work will be ready for
animation on and after tle ao'h day April next
Proposals viii be received Tor work Of particular cuvcrs
Portions only completed
posest appropriations but all for unfinished work win
right prescribe the Of work TO be done aud rate
Of he no, "aa oa, sacsny decide when and
shall stopped until funds become available
funds the reserved ten per cent viii paid the judgment
the engineer the work has been properly executed far has
Payments specie upon
and will be di'on Of all contracts that the work
All bids should be seated aud endorsed Proposals for work on
the Washington Aqncduci"
United the right to reject any all ne bids
they be deemed advantageous and
maj considered conducive the progress of the
Every Offer accompanied by guarantee signed sy
bidders wi if his bid accrp,ed
enis, Obligation within ,sn days with good and
accompanied certificate Of the United
The general or individual The Engineer or De-
nrnsn of War; that the guaanto are able TO make good their
Bids will he opened presence Of hidiors, il any
choose 10 be present .
Capt. OF Engineers, in charge.
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
To Capt NJ c. Meigs, U. s. Engineers.
hereby, iony aud seyey The United States, aud
hsy VIII wan ten days ae ,be Of he said bid
for The with sood and sufficient ueos
ehe adveisemeni 10 ease
said shall fail 70 contract rs aforesaid guaranty
good the difference between the Offer BY the said aud
&c M lowest bidder.
's's'e' CD! a.s'
herehy certify mat my knowledge and belief
abovc-uamed ruarsnors are good and sufficient
Mar s~s,wis,hMay &lawtf
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QOOKS FOH AUCrTOS.-Ths undersigned has separated
from his nanbcr books
editions duplicate and Others which,
longer palabe nj their original prices.
Among good cdiOMs
Theology, medicine surgery
school hookr trcnch hooks, of miscellaneous
all OF which will be
In The time, they BE- purchased private
auction half whcu they hal
price ., quarter price when they are 10, 80.
June % FkANCK TAYLOR.
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Washington National Monument oGice.

Washington National Monument onice.
August |, 1885,
OF the board Of Of The Washington Na
II Monument Society held 3sl umo, The follow
ing resolution adopted
Resocrd That secretary notice. by advertisement 10 be
National ntegenccr Union, and the American
the Hon. JOAN tfsop Commissioner of hc Gene
appointed general agent this Society,"
ard on the duties OF his oiice.
A true copy Test: fCHhS. G. TUCKER
Secretary W. N. nj. Society.
Aug g--d3w
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III. A. Tyson and Sisters Female Sc Minary fog
Day Pupils.

On r street, tegeen 1911 aqd l3h, Washington.
THE duties Of this institution will be resumed the 18th
ber and with the above wish inform
their aud others they Intend establishment
for boarding pups on the LIST Of November next.
The latter ra'ro3d and turnpike miles
from the city, ard two souilieasto OF Laurel village
For circulars DO had u the principal boolatosss
in Washington and Baltimore.
Aug 4-dthecdrssft5 &c. tJtsI-1-
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viii accountable ff snd silver
specie iewey Metals, unes bills OF
and ihe value .hesof therein
Ap 25-dif
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LUt SALE ienseA commodons -four story and attic house
the OF street. House con
ooms been papercd aud painted
accommodating and possession given inmed
SOLICITORS Ohice Treasury Department
iS-fu
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lNOURr OF CLAIMs.-Thc undersigned will attend
which be conhded commissioner
pointed by Cou Claims take testimony attorney
counsellor Of said lie be found daily the Capt
immediately opposite the Office Of The clerk of the
Claims JOHN S. TYSON.
Aug 81 aaw3w* Int. and Star.J
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Law Notice.

Law Notice.
DRowH, STANTON. WALKER.
MN. 7. BROWN, FRED. r. STANTON, and J. KNOX WALK
W Ek have formed partnership practising
C" Of The United stntes and the of cas Washington
and the courts Of Tennessee Offices ip Washington Mem
phs One
leors addressed 70 tien will prompt
April ly-ifeod tlnci and Sentinel copy.l
FRANCIS LAMB. J.ookiD2-Giass, Portrait, pic-
lure frame manufacturer, 237 Pennsylvania
mofs Of all sizes and of oet elaborate style finish
aanty manufactured and will
rsto pces IN New York. thereby saving the boxing
freight, and risk Of breakage
The public respectfully invited 10 call.
June l6-eod3mf
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u PIIILLiiS, Mobile, Alabama, " III practise I'm
4 Supreme United Stocs, claims,
connected with his profession Office
I'd floor northeast of th street aud Louisiana
90 Glmf
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WANThD minedtRtey.-A thoroughly qualified teacher OF
W the Lniin and Greek boarding
andria, VRna The appcaat single gentleman grad
ae OF college, and willing devote himself his Salary
$3.50 and board Addrcss, with full particulars,
. X. l.. BROCKETT,
Aug 3i--da Alexandria, Virginia.
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MICHAEL yoUHsE,
agent for hs Atua Life hrance Company, Hmers, Conn.,
oRce No. a5l Thirteenth street,
An tlnuk all mortal bat usmscvosN
omission fathers whose cirean
should prompt d their widows and
children IN ef death.
Apg lA-lawJw Lintl
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r.. NEiNp YORK, BREMEN, AND SOUTH
~r1H& AMPTON UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
x8ea&X The ships comprising this line The WASHING
nzokznS TON, Capt. f. Cayeady; HERMANN. Capt. Ed.
ward Higgins.
These hoh End
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Cottage Home school for Young Ladies

Hassaehusetta apcaac, Jetrcen 10Th and IIh streets.
HE sixth academic year this will
day september The coursc Of instruction IL arranged in
four departments, and embraces all the branches liberal
cation.
Miss NJ A. Cox, Principal.
Madam Dorman, Teacher OF French.
Mr.. Gibson, Teacher Of Drawing aud Painting.
Mr.. 6chsu, Teacher Of Mueic.
Circulars may be obtained The bookstores.
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| A0Hr and DarkDessy or, The shadow or Fase-A
story q Fssho.sbie Life raper 50 cents cloth. IS
Just published and for sale TAYLOR MAURY,s
Aug ~ [Sentinei1 Bookstore, near 9Th u.
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Academy at the Visitation,
Frederick Cly, MI.
uE exercises will Monday, the
l. ist of September.
rEnu
BOARD and tuition
Washing, usher extras ~
Music on the pann harp guitar, forms additional charge
frerch, Spanh Gen'an and Latin language
drawing, painting, charges Entrance
Bosrdc pay semi annually advance. Pa
pits received any during year. and The charge
date fhcir
Aug i9--law3wt
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Time between Washington and wheeling but I7t
Running time Jeioeen lVashngos aud Caenna "a hours
Through Tick cts and Baggage Checks to he hrd in
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nEpAnTMNNr OF STATE.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
The Treasury Department consists of the offices OF the Sec
retary Of the Treasury, compolcr commissioner of
the customs six auditors treasurer register SOLICITOR light
house board, and coast
The following brief indication OF the duties Of these
eTeal Offices and Of the force employed therein respectively
secrearys 0oe-Iiop James Guthrie, Secretary of the
Treasury Hon. r. g. Washington, Assistant Secretary
engineer charge architect and three danghtsmen
temporarily employed and twenty three clerks The Secre
ary Of the Treasury charged with tha general supervision
Of the fiscal transactions of the government and OF the exc
ouon the laws concerning the and navigation
Of the United States He uperntends the survey of the
coast the lighthouse establishment the marine hospitals OF
the United States and the construction OF certain public
buildings for custom houses and other purposes.
fst Comptroers QDiooEllsha Whittlesey, esq, Comp
roler and foen clerks lie prosoroes the mode Of keep
ing anrepderng for the civil and diplomatic
vice well the public lands and reyes and certes the
balances arising thereon
Second Compro1er's OEoe.-John VI. Brodhead, esq,
Comptroller and clerks. lie prescribes the mode
Of keeping and rendering the Of the army navy
and Indian departments Of the public service and revises and
eeriites the balances arising thereon,
Qfcs cf Oomnsqaer Of he CasfomsIlugh J. Anderson,
esq, Commissioner and eleven clerks He prescrbes the
mode OF keeping and rendering the accounts oi the customs
revenue aud disbursements and for the building and repair
ing custom houses &C., and reyes and ceraes che balances
sfisng thereon,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-11-28
: OPINION OF THE ATToRNEv cn,-

OPINION OF THE ATTORNEY CPNrn
We have obtained from His ExeeIIeror -' =,
Bragg, and publish below for general iDfo. O'efnor
the following opinion of Mr.. Attorno, ' u
Batchelor, on the question, whether the o. Oeeral
semely of 1s54S5. in relation to CONNIE g y, As
repeals the 4th section of the act of 1879 70 .nOo
porating Normal College: 'Hcor'
AsHEBoRo', Oct 10th 1sss
Gov. BRAGG-DEAR SIR: The 4Ist So,.:' 1000
act OF the last session, relating to Commor OF the
forbidding the Chairman to pay draft in schools
teacher unless he exhibit certificate from
mittee of examination in effect repeas tbo i CON-
ton OF the act of 1852 chartering Normal 6G Sec
(see acts of 1852, page 1919 if the LepisatnUo college
power to repeal this provision in the Normai re- have
charter. ''ai College
am Chairman for this County, and ma
reasoning in the case of Mills vs. Williams the
556, conclude that the Legislature have H. l. lred
to repeal but feel by no means certou rng power
conclusion is correct. " mat my
The responsibility of deciding on this oro,..
their peril ought not to rest on Chairmen at
init for your consideration whether it wonid SUB
well to get the opinion of the Attorney GcnarI De
publish it. that there may be uniformity of act;n ana
the part of Chairmen. ~''On on
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant
JONATHAN WORTH
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GbG Stan0ar0.
RALEIGH. WEDNESDAY. nov, as. 1858.
DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEE.

We are requested by j. G. Shepherd, Esq,
Chairman, to call meeting of the Democratic
State Committee, to be held at Raleigh, on the 9Th
day of January, 1856. full attendance is desir-
able, the Committee it is expected, will suggest
day for the meeting of the Democratic State Con-
venton, and take such other steps as may be deem
ed important to the organization and success of the
party. The Committee consists of the, following
gentlemen:
jesse G. Shepherd. Cumberland,
w. 7. Dortch, Wayne,
BENZ. Trollinger, Alamance,
w. w. Holden, Wake,
Jeremiah Nixon, Wake,
Chas. F. Fisher, Rowan,
DR.. r. billiard, Chowan,
David Coleman, Yancey,
w. j. Houston, Duplin.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-11-28

A FORTHCOMING BooK.-We have been put in pos
session of the manuscript pages of "The Seven
Travellers; or, North Carolina Traditions "a new
book now ready for the press, by young gentle-
man of Robson county. We have not had time to
examine the work ourselves, and therefore express
opinion of our own; but we are assured by one
who has read the manuscript that the materials from
which the tales, legends, &C., have been taken have
been wrought in mastery manner by the author.
leisure toiexamine its contents we shall have more
to say about them. It will be published by sub
scrpon, at the price of one dollar, and those wish.
ing to secure copies will address Mr.. A. A. Mcbride
Randasvile, N. G. - Fay. argus
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QUA HoTELs.-Iti is really gratifying to citizen Of
Goldsboro' to pass quietly. through the crowds of
strangers that throng the piazzas, halls and parors
of our Hotels, and hear the unqualified praises be-
They universally pronounced :. the two best no.
tells in the State" and are pleased to learn that
they are both doing thriving business
GoldA Tribune
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-11-28

O The Wilmington Herald, noticing the recent
assembagc of Know Nothing abolitionsts and trait
ors at Cincinnati says: "The Raleigh Standard, We
presume, will be gratied to learn that there were no
Delegates from North Carolina present in its DELHI
erations." So are. But if the secrecy was abol-
ished at the late. Know Nothing Convention at Ra-
leigh how does it happen that the fact-ffact it be
that no Delegates were appointed to Cincinnati, was
not made known? Is it true that Delegates were
appointed, but declined to attend? And who are
the Delegates to the Philadelphia Convention ?-and
who presided over the recent Know Nothing State
Convention in Raleigh? Docs the Herald know ?
Or does the Editor prefer to keep silence because
the secrecy has been abolished?