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The bali yesrly meetings. OF the various London Joint
Stock Banks winch have been held daring the past fsS
days, and now completed, exhibit q remarkable
IN the business and the prosperity Of these estAb
old the senior bank the list having been ouly
ence since 1854 and yet the aggregate amount OF de
rosis received commercial paper discounted and prota
accrnipg tbercrom lar exceeds that of the bank OF Eng
land heif, with all It's advantage Of ancient prestige and
POLITICAL privileges In fact the public deposits OF sin
gle member Of the cin stock banking corporation, have
reached higher amount than that conemporsncously
entrusted TO the Threadnecde street establishment reach
irr the enormous aggregate Of Elil10.W0
tron the whole list which as yet only includes eight
bsnks the total amount OF raid up capital CO 66i 600,
viz and the dvi leads lately declared vary
from 70 10, Il and even 22L per cent per
The smsller per ccntage H. indeed exhibited n only
single instance arising there moreover from causes Of
capital embarked In hese undertakings, the average
dividend lust presented 10 the shareholders Is equivalent
nesrly Ia 3a) per cent The increase OF business,
out OF which this satisfactory return OF profit has been
derived, s not less remarkable. Since the begin
ming ct the year the deposits in the eish old esat-
Hsbed ioint stock banks have augmented by q sum
exceeding ~ millions, and two more recruits to
the class, whose accounts do not as yet figure
the hst-the City Bank and Bank Of London
have received deposit something over two millions
more 1he metropolitan public have therefore, deposit
millions In OF their deposits ouly six months since
During The interval the amoant entrusted tho
Bank Of England has diminished by not less than G.
oco This oscillation is due, partly 10 the marrow and
street wih regard 10 the particular customers who
10 be allowed tie privilege Of accommodation but
chiefly there s no doubt TO the growing confidence OF
the commercial community In the Joint stock banks -
rrolonged experience tests on hand the sound
ness Of The prncple which those establishments ara
based ard shows the other, the prudent hberAlty
with which banking facilities are paced tne disposal OK
ali cassss Of customers who are engaged In lesHmsts
fptrYrIlefS
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ayGg.O.AnERICAy AFFAIRS.
The Frcsldcnftsf Efecfton--The Central Amc-
Ihnn Qnesflon-Nission OF the Hon. Mr..
Lowe-The Slave TrefHc I'm New York,

from the London Times Aug. 81
The public mind IN. the United States seems fily
occupied WIN the Presidential election which s 10 take
place during the ensuing autumn. There are signs ths
TINS surege viii engage more than on com non occa-
sons the senton and interference Of the whole people
may mol De tnft this is great crisis; mankind al
apt 70 look the events OF the present day pre-
eminently important and in a country ike America four
years tern must naturally produce many questions which
tne resst OF Presidential election must determine Nor
can we conceive that there is any danger threatening
the lnion oi the States. They differ in many ways
that the effect " 10 keep them together. only
North ard Sp'aih East and West, New Enelsn z and
the central Satea. which have their euds eaoues and
wars OF words and they remain one, because the only
alternatives Is not 10 mako two republics, but four or Avr
WHhouh then, attaching any undue import,uci u the
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From George Doynsbuch's Circular, August 81
Ibe weather this week has been favorable The az
rcuurst can desire for maturing the ripening crops
and prosecuting harvest work in the forward dis
ricts The splendid, dry, glowing weather Of the last
eight days has considerably promoted maturity. Tho
siekc and the reaping machine are daily extending h-
vest work in wider circle, but even with a continu-
Of the most favorable circumstances the cereal hAr
vest IN the late districts will not be general t nsxk
month So far as the character Of the present harvest
in the United Kingdom can M this lime be scer-
taincd, would appcn. that the crop OF wheat
may reach a full average produce. In hree oe
the most important wheat growing counues-Es-
sex, suffolk and Norfolk-the wheat crop s a.
present estimated fully hi,h avsrage Never,
perhaps, there seed time favorable than Ass
arpmn and updsr the stimulus Of high prices and thu
Russian war q larger breadth OF lana Was sown with
wheat in tho United Kingdom than ever before LAST
spring favorable 10 the growth OF wheat I'LL the
month Of July, when blasts OF cold north winds and
stormy rains irterfsred with the blooming process bus
without apparently much ipjuring the crop Tue barley
cypt aprears Of good quality, hut the quantity viii 10
tcoyruygD OK M0arR rAasi
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Our London Correspondence.

LONDON, Aug. :, 1856
Deartk Q, POiGioat Nsrs--su London a hs wat7in9
Piaoes-Rusian Dirreoard Of ne rSeaty Of Pdrfs-
frentA Ccnnirance-Lord Palmesion Trying 10 CAsct.
mate Loes NopoteOn By Entering into Clo,c Alliance
uih Aslrt1-Frsrch Influence Paramount al Constan.
unarle-LonsOn in s Trorss-Tasarical Ns,cs, a., de-
There utter death political news here and very
little sbro,d TO afford any subject Tor comment. The
English Cabinet have abandoned London "a masss in quest
OF rcpose and fresh air and the French Emperor has len
Paris Tor similar Objects political q,d runcs are at
stand stu aud the newspapers both countries hard
pu, 70 70 dress W leader homo topics Of sufficient
nieres, ,o make II worth the ''se,iing up
There subject, however, the Engnsh journals ua-
suray say very little about but third parties are no,
likely 10 be chary Of their remarks. The treaty OF
peace wss no sooner signed than The Russian government
e, sbcu, showing their contempt for IT, The obec Of
Russia making peace clearly 10 put end TO the
alliance ard 10 bring about the disarmament that was
sure 10 follow when she could resume her old policy ami
reesabsh her oil authority wherever had been dis.
iurbrd By The mscbances o. war. This Is now taking
place. Russia going quietly but cooly 10 work inst
as II 20 svch thing treaty hal been heard Of IL ~
suspected that Ibis Is done secret understanding with
France be-, England IL perfectly helpless in The matter
she v DOT likely 10 90 10 war again on her own account
with enemy she eouli not conquer with the aid OF
France However, lord Pamersion is not likely 10 stand
Russ,s bg he i a,rea1y Al work weaving Close alliance
with Acsui,. as check 10 Russia and TO France
There " another event OF some importance,
whi,h is result of the late war. Up to
1854 Russia ccniendipg With England for the
mtery over Turkey, and the Ambassadors of either
fon were eternaily intriguing and cabslng TO get the
aseendsncy II now turns out that France has completely
ousted then BOTH and has got the Turkish
en- N 70 w hands, Tho Turks have organized police
oron the French model and have adopted the French
dnancsl system and In all other matters, great and
small cyerJ thing is done IA FSagcrise Tue Eoglsh
better satsaed doubtless 70 INC French influence
prcdomn In Turkey tor they have far greater fear OF
the coouxng enterprise OF Russia. II would be very
unfortunate thing indeed Tor John al though IL T1uts
Napoleon sbosu ever turn his back on him and take bis
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From the London News, August g.
The Earl OF Clarendon has received dispatches through
President of the United States presentation TO British
seameD, Sin grateful acknowledgment for services
render, TO American seamen under circumstances com
murnted TO his government by the Consul OF the United
states At Liverpool gold chronometer and chain W
Captain X. Wilson, and medal each 10 George WtllAm
Blanchard, George Fnns, George Lee aud William Ise
bepg respectively master and seamen OF the British bark
Sarah OF Belfast and also gold chronometer aud chain
10 Captain Joseph Clark OF the British bark Battcoa OF
Liverpool II appears that the American brig Crusader,
two mates cook and four seamen sailed from Jackson
vle port in Florida, on the I'D OF DccenAber 1885,
lacen with lumber and rosn for Bordeaux, In France
that on the 9th OF January she sprung leak snd tho
morning OF the 10th January, while in sinking stass,
and during gale, she was fallen Ia with by the Brtsh
bark Sarah. The Crusaders did not suppase 10
possible for any boat 10 live the then running fear
fully high and induced the Sarah 10 lie by them In the
afternoon four OF the Sar&hs volunteered for the
derasng went in the boat 10 the Crusader and agtsr
captain and one OF her crew opportunity TO leap into
tie boat Becoming scared they returned their veg
sci but encouraged by their captain they renewed tho
eort and pay succeeded In refcuing ALL The braves
men who manned the boat the four Abovenamed 10
whom the medals are assigned. The other instance
the wreck OF the American schooner Msyaower con.
msndcd by Captain Dupray She sailed from GEORGETOWN
South Carolina laden with timber for Boston, the 30th
OF last December. She Was capszed on the 9th OF jan
uary and Der whole pefshed except the captain
by the direction OF the officer OF the Batcoa and safely
conveyed 10 Liverpool Mr. Dallas in hrs communicate
10 the Earl OF Clarendon adds that he most respectfully
trusts the noble earl viii be good enough 10 these
testmonas to be presented TO the persons for whom
they Intended accompanied by the thanks OF the Pre-
sdent OF the United States, by whom their humane AMI
hazardous Of American mariners rom Imminent
peril 10 juAtly appreciated.
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imperial brother Of Russia To his breast Stranger thngs
have happened good DEAL
ln American matters there Is htle stirring. Mr. Dal-
a 10 soite OF the hot weather, sticks TO business,
and VIII not allow Lord Clarendon 10 enjoy that dolce
nsene which the season decidedly encourages. One
would think from what the Times says tha the English
government has great apprehensOps cf Mr.. Buohanan
coming into power and that has been object settle
a vexed questions beforehand Still little has yet been
done, and for couple Of months to come nothing will be
done at ALL The English Cabinet determined to hsve
rest after the and the energy and eloquence OF Mr.
Dallas will be quite wasted upon them.
We have had such weather here as rarely comes
o4tener than once in twenty years The thermometer
has reached 80 Fahrenheit In the shade and the London
ers are gasping for breath. There has been such an
exodus going this last week before.
Not cab passed but had . pormaneau or other symp-
tom OF fight upon H. The watering places the coast
are overfowing, and London is a perfect desert--uot
more than nlfou aud half left n It, II that II takes
good DEAL you see, to empty London q few hundred
thousand really not missed
The theatres are empty nightly, but the gardens
cramed less than Is 0C0 the Surrey every night
Iumley closes his Opera House to morrow aud ha
beaten Gye and the Queen, his patron all hollow.
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NORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL LIFE IN.
II SURANCE COMPANY, Office, bRaleigh, n. e This
Company nsures the lives of individuals for term
for life the MUTUAL PRINCIPLE the assured
for life participating in the profits Of thel Company For
policies granted for the whole term of life when the
MUM therefor amounts $ note may be given for
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The prompt which all losses have been paid
present great inducements such disposed to In
sure.
SLAVES insured for a of from five years,
for two-thrds their value.
AL losses paid within 80 daysater satisfactory proc
Is presented.
DIRECTORS.
CHARLES, E. JOHNSON, WM W. HOLDEN,
WM. ID. HAYwooD, WN ID. Cooks,
JAMES T. JORDAN, r. H. BATTLE,
QUINTEN BuSBLa, WM IT, JONES,
Fl. w. HusrED p F. PEScuD,
WV. II. Mckee, SEAroN GALES
CHARLES l.. RooT
OFFICERS.
DE-. CHARLEssE. JOHNSON President,
WILLIAM ID. HAYwooD Tice President.
JOHN Il. WILLIAMS Secretary,
WILLIAM II. JONES Treasurer,
H. W. Hustled, 1ttO,meN
CHARLES f. JOHNSON, NJ d. Medical
WILLIAM H. MckEE, NJ. d. Board Of
RIcnp. T. H.rwooD, NJ d. Consultation.
X. II. BATTLE,
w. w. HOLDEN, : Executive COM
CHARLES B. Roor, n.ittee.
For further information the public referred to the
pamphlets, and forms of proposal which be obtained
at the Office Of the Company, any gifts Agencies.
Communications should be addressed, (post pad,) to
JOHN G. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
July TO- 1855. So
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NIX MS HOU sE.
FORMERLY MRS. BoRDEx's)
West Side Knitroo1


G0ldsbOroRgh. Nc
This extensive and well known public EstaS,;s,
been purchased and reopened by the Snhnh L
reception of guests on the 4th inst. ''''oer forth.
1t is pleasantly and conveniently situated in IL,
o. BUSINESS and rs directly opposite to- and WEST centre
Centeral Railroad Companies where the ears and the
arrival and departure and where FAITHFUL On their
WAITING to take baggage and give snch IVA AVIS WILL
tions as the traveller may require. ''uef a'ea
THE HOUSE has been renOdelled repa;rod
oughly renovated from cellar to garrett nnJ s Tim
throughout with New Furniture. selected with sh
and arranged with an eye single to the comforts s care
ual CUES: or permanent boarder. VI ne cas-
THE TABLE
Will be richly furnished with the substantiaJs II.
and delicacies of the Foreign as we'll danis
markets will be rendered tributary to the con. aoneic
which will be served up in the best STYLE by o,s supply,
ing and well trained servants. y ''ue''!y, obig.
THE BAR
Will be Storehouse of the best Wines and I;,,.
superintendent by gentleman of courtesy and
thoroughly acquainted with his misunderstanding gry,
knowledge of what is due to the rights and con'r the
THE STABLES
which are among the best in the State have boo, -,
the keeping of skillfu and careful manager WI paced
ways have under his the best and most viii al.
ostlers, and it will be among the chief cares of th
tor to see that horses of his guests be well fd ne'
oughly groomed. ~ anu thor
This entire establishment has been purchased a., o.,
OF course 1t will be the interest of the subscrhr
der the House III every respect equal to any in thu ,e'
lie therefore trusts that generous public will r fy'
continue the liberal patronage heretofore eytend AM
House, while under the of its former pror;o,r s
Borden, who gained for it celebrity Throughout ,bs ms
Union. '"' 'ne entire
A,onst a ,szz HI. NIXON.
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MO- N TAIN HOT f l. I.
A NTnN

VUVHIs ESTABLISHMENT CONTINUES OPEN FOR
II the reception Of the travelling public Its character
CARDS GOODNESS and qietness being remote from the noise
and hustle of Court Square, and the disorder of the drink
and receiving the mountain air. fresh and unobstructed
and yet being enough the public for OBJ
ject of business well admit of further
commendaton The proprietor has added and is still add
ing to its comfort and convenience and hopes to merit
and contn receive the large share Of public pat
ronage which he has formerly had.
j. NJ HAPPOLDT.
N B. Persons DESTROYS of coming direct Charlotte
to Morganton will find ready facilities of transportation
there being daily line Of Stages from Charlotte Lin
conton, and at Lincorton Col B. s. Johnston the pro-
vers public use Nor the subscriber also
ready any time transport persons any point to which
they may wish 60. J. NJ. II.
july 4. 1856. 66-sW3m,
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STATE OF NORTH .CAROLINA.-W A E
- Coumty-SupercrC Court of Law, Spring Term ls56.-
Ira Bcckwith Elizabeth Ryals.-Origna Attachment.
In this appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
conceas herself that the ordinary process of law cannot be
served upon her. is ordered that advertisement be made
in the North. Standard for six consecutive weeks
notifying the said Elizabeth S. Ryas forward and
plead repevy at before the next term Of this Court to
o u the fourth Monday Of next or the
levied upon will be condemned to the Of the plaintiff
claim.
fce in Raleigh the first Monday after the fourth Monday
in March, 1856 JNO. C. MOORE, CFk.
August IL, 1856. ll45-w6w.
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NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.


Change of Schedules the North. Carolina
Railroad, and the Charlotte and South-C arc.
lima Railroad.
AN AND AFTER MONDAY, THE 4TH DAY OF
~ August, 1885, the Passenger Trains on these Roads
will run follows:
NoRTH-CARoL1NA RAILROAD.
Leave Goldsboro at 2.0O a. m.
Arrive at Charlotte at 4.30 D. M.
Leave Charlotte at $50 D. III.
Arrive at Godsboro' at 745 a. m.
CHARLOTTE SoUrH-CAROLINA RAILROAD.
Leave Charlotte at $50 D. m,
Arrive at Columbia at 4.3D m.
Leave Columbia 800 a. IN.
Arrive at Charlotte at 40 m.
Passengers taking this route will meet with det non
between Montgomery and New York-passng thro Ugh q
6ne healthy region North and South Carolina. IT Ra-
leigh they have choice of routes, Raleigh CASTOR
Railroad, or via Goldsboro to Weldon, where both rains
ton City, and with the Bay Line Route by Porsmor tn
Baltimore.
THEODORE S. GARNETT,
Eng'r and Sup't n. C. R. R.
July 80. 1856. 73-sHtf.
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AN THURSDAY, THE 18th OF SEPTEMBER
wood Cos Store miles Northwest Of Raeieh wake
County, one negro man. girl one woman and two chill
dren the property Of Francis A. JONES' Deceased credit
OF nine months will be given. ..,s4ss%9s ass
Bond with approved securities will be required, AZ
CALVIN J. ROGERS, Admir-.
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u. .s.{PERRY,
DENTAL SURGEON,
FRO BE Continued


HefeTe1ces: -
To the Faculty of the baltimore College Dental
gerry; Rev. DR.. Smedes, Rev. Mr. Mcdowell, Dr. Chas 4.
johnson, DR. Fab. j. Haywood, Hon. Il. Bryan Raleigh
Rev De Lacy, Dayidsop College; Pros Owen and Win
gate, Wake Forest College; Prof Wheat, Chapel Hill;
;RsI Mr.. Fitzgerald, Jackson, N. G. - =
April 8, 1855. E-1y.
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Civil Practice of North. Caroline, y, a
In VOL. w, PIP. 400. PRICE RED !v1T. justice
II with Wiley's and Eaton's Forms Cantwes s Couuif
and this yo showing the actual practice IN 'e hwy
Courts. The mere CITIZEN the fnDctionary u Pr
have easy access to business forms and peipb
tage 81 cents. For sale by Il. D. TURNER "''
principal depot. untitled .
Papers inserting the above two or more times en'''
copy on application. 7s-St
Raleigh, August 81. 1885.
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RALEIGH & CASTOR RAILROAD.

OFFICE r. & G. K. Il. Co.,
RALEIGH, March 90, 1856.
Schedule for Mail Train ON and after Tuesday,
the first day of April.
AN AND AFTER TUESDAY NEXT, THE NAIL
u Train leaving the North Carolina Railroad Depot
the arrival of the Cars from the West 5.4 A.
presently will stop the Northern Tor o) Depot in this
City, until O'clock allowing ample time passengers
from that Road to take breakfast at the hotels Raleigh
to and from which they will be conveyed by the propreo
free of charge.
Leaving at O'clock the Train will arrive Weldon at
1l4o in full time for all Trains going North, and
also for the Wilmington Train going South Returning
burg Portsmouth, and Wilmington Trains, and will reach
Raleigh ut 6.45, p. NJ.
R.A. HAMILTON, President.
So
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NOTICE..

NOTICEe
ASH HAVE DETERMINED TO REMOVE SOUTH,
"A offer my valuable tract Of land for sale, contain.
four Hundred Acres of which about hundred and
fifty in fine state of cultivation The balar is
well wooded and good arabic land.
Said land has it frst-rate dwelling house, oil ne
cessary out-houses and fine we'll of water in the yard
fine orchard of apples and peaches of every kind.
Said land lies miles southeast of Raleigh, between
the Wilmington and Newbern Roads, in mile Of Au
burn.
will take great pleasure in showing said land to any
person who may wish to buy
P. H. STURDEVANT.
August 19, 1856. 79-H
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NIOTICE.-ALL PERSONS INDEBTED 20 P. F.
II Pescud of the presen; firm of Pescud eating,
hereby notified that It's accounts and other unsettled BUSH
of similar nature, prior JAM LIST, $780, placed
in the hands of the undersigned for collection He would
such persons that prompt settlement when called
upon, is expected and will be required
LOUIS E. HENRY,
Attorney ut Law.
Aug 90, 1856. So-sw2m.
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HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN On,
BY many southern friends to extend the ISU,sscfED
Their aoeo%%odstiUn until tbe the e Mountain OPEN
The three tournaments for the season viii toIr
the 2sth of August the 18th and 26th of Sento place
2! Inc hre will be reduced Eve dollars Der month
dollars per week, after the lat of Sept and to
august u, 1865. - INGRAM
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