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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-13
NFW-YORK and NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD.

IN SJMNIR AKRANI f.MENI cofnfnehclhg Nay D, 100.
Passenger Stations Corner Broadway ard CanA.-'t.
H. Arp-York.. Corner fth-st. and i'h-av.
TRAINS Leave NEw-YoRg-FOr New Haven: Is m (F1 4;
1890 9:l5 (Ex) 4So p. For Bridgeport n, (EH
Southport and Westport: a. 1880, 5;l5 80 p For
Norwal 7, 1870 5;5 L. Tx 80 PIP s:i5 P M
6:l5 p. m. For Stamford: 9, Tx m l2:3o Sis l.
F1 $50 Sis 6I5 p For Port Chester and intermediate
Stations: T. a. m; f2:3o s. Is 4:3O. Sis 6:l5 p. m.
CONNECTING TRAISs-FoI Boston: g a. m. (EI.); Up. m
T1) For Hartford and Sprin gfed: (EI 1890 ?.
EI For Connecticut River Railroad to Montreal:
g. m (EI) For Canal Railroad: (Ex) and - 80 p
Housstonic Railroad: g. For Nsgsstuck Railroad: g
m S:l5 p H. For Danbury AID Sorwsk Railroad: J,
4p.m.
TEAMS TO NIw-YosK-From ev-Haven: $50, . SA
ok 80 Ex) $50, $50 p. m. tEID From Bridgeport
$40 $40 10: m. Tr 2:H (EI 5:ll, 1000 N. (E1)
From Eorwak 4:45 "A, a:l5 1888 (Ex 255 TX
325, 5:45 1925 (EI.) Prom Port Chester 5:T 6:+5
7:S, s:57, II 80 g. m (EI 4;oe, 6:HP
JAMES II. HOlT. Snperintendent.
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EOR CHARLIE STON ard FLORIDA.-SEMl-
L WEEKLY U. 8. MAIL LINE-The steamship soS ~
FRNER L. n Murray, commander, VIII leave fer NO .,
n r on WEDNESDAY Oct Is, at O'CLOCK N precisely =.
70, Frhi pp board where ~ s. q sss III g
TON 4 Co No y Broadway. The an mAanihcent
steamship NASHVILLE, Thomas D Evan som% nan W..
,e,m., CAROLINA makes regular rips 10 the vA9us aaf
in,, III. st. john: aver Fords connecting I'm nv
TUESDAY al o'cloch IN. Through tickets to JsAs'n'
Vile, k3l; To PlsikA SIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-13

CANDS' SARSPARILLA-The original and
genuine Spring and Fall purifier Of the blood
neral tonic for the system stands unvaie acting
upon the stomach bowels Kidneys liver and the
circulation IL determines and carries of the products OF
healthy ,ecreon and gently stimulates while di.lnecs
and from stomach and bowels all that Is Irritating
mill b.y are ed and SCUM and healthy
Stjon Prepared and sold by A. b. d. SANDS Druggists
No 100 Fulton ST., NewYoTk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-13

4 NEN Il Kali RAlLROAD OF NEW -JERSE l.
~ Come citing at New Hampton with the Delaware LAcks
and Western Railroad ScraRton Great Bend the North
and West and Esston with the Lehgh Valley Railroad 10
Mauch Chunk.
FALL RANGEMENT-CommencinsO October 7. R6.-
Leave York for Easton aud intermediate places from pier
No. North River at 7:S III. and $3.50 p for sodhlner'
vile al $50 and 1899 and $3.50 and SEQ
The above Elizabeth with trains the New
Jersey Railroad which cave New York from the foot OF Court
laudtst a. 7: 80 and 900 a n. and and P. N.
JOHN O. STERNS, Sup't.
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and HARLEM RAILROAD

NEW-15Rk ana HAhLEM RAlLROAD.-
IN FARE REDUCED.-OIly ; N from NewYors TO Al
banyThe Inland Route connecting with We.'en and NORTH
EN- Trains. $40 M Express Tram for Albany wnof
change Of connecting with Has Central and Norh
ern Trains s:l0 m, Mail Tram stopping Williams Bridge
and al sa,i above $50 Express, CONNECTING nth
the Central II pm.
RETURNING LEAVE ALBANY-sJ0 & N, EIp-e.
without cisrse Of cars. 9:l5 Mail Train. $50 ?.
Express for New-York.
invite all passengers bune pleasure 20 take the
Harlem Railroad which for comfort, pomp'ness safety 10
unsurpassed. The Albany Trains are now lifted up with
Approved Brakes which places the train under the
control Of tie Engineer rendering II the safest road IN the
Union obtained Bsssss checked the Office
the Western Railroad, Albany or at bite and Center,
Broorne and 26th-sts., New-iCr
VIM J. CAMPBELL. Superintendent
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i PORT and FALL RIvER-The splen I'D And superior
steamer METROPOLIS Capt Brown lesyes New ork every
TUESDAY THURSDAY. and SATURDAY. a; o'clock :.
and the BAY STATE, Capt. Jwr leaves Sv York every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, ~ o'clock p m
rom Pier No y. R. The Battery both touching New
port each
Hereafter WI be regarded secured 20 spp.
cant unta the same shsl have been paid fr
Freight to Boston h forwarded through with dispatch
b. al E1pre,s Freight Train.
WI RORDEE Asen. Noa 70 AL u W-...s;
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Btfamboats anh Railroads.

OFFICE or rHr THisD-.v. RAiLaolo Co,
corner East 6ist 81. and 3dav.
CM1TLE SHOW Of the AMERICAN INSTI-
~ TUIE HAnilton-squsr. o. H. IS and ls-The Third
RsiIrO.d Company viii Run CARS and from the
Parh and Han ton square DIRECT every minute.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-03-12
OBSERVER.

For the Standard.
MEssRs. EDIroKs: Allow us, through the medium
of your paper to congratulate our Mayor upon his
being struck with good idea, and also upon his hap
Ply escape from damages thereby. We see he gives
City Tax list, on the first Of april next. Consid-
cring the unobjectionablc purposes to which our
taxes applied and the judicious manner in which
they are expended, more suitable day could have
been designated We trust that our tax payers will
duly appreciate the appropriateness Of the occasion,
and by prompt attendance testify their apprOba
tion thereby rejecting honor not only upon
City government in general, and upon our Mayor in
particular, but also celebrating the time-honored
first Of april, dedicated to
ALL FOOLS.
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WIfMrndToN M3&KEr.

sgs .-sS WILnIxorox, March S.lsSs
TURPEHTME-Hasc come in quite nsely snos last re-
port and We notice decline Of 5oents The ss ysster
virgin, q 70 for yellow dip and u ~ for bard $50 a
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Saes yesterday Of only 80
R0SlN-ale this nIorning VI $50 bbls, No st o. IS
D Dbl. Nothing d. ing in Common. .s.sss
norn;n .m sses yes'e a o. oi Sc ana tns
above figure, aud buyers Offering only 81 81.
FODDERl20 bales received fvm up country, and sold
yesterday at 81 Is p loo lbs. Josraai.
FAYETTEvIlLE MARKET. ssls:4ae
FArkrrsvllLE March q, 1855
BACON is in better demand with upward tendency. No
change in CORN-demand good at 70 cents. COTTONis
in good demand at w for best grades. FLOUR dull sale
Isl 25 fur super. The market Is stocked With OAT6 IA
prices are lower IRISH POTATOES IS rs per bbi.
SPIRITS TURPENTfNE u cents per gallon. RAW do
81 and 81 Der Dbl. +. Cdspk;niQn
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g TATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA.-- ASH
- Couuty-Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Febr.
airy term, ls5GJohn W. Perry, admir- of Levi Hogg, vs.
Richard Hegg Henry Hogg Cullen Hogg John Perry and
Williams Calvin Hogg, Gincy Hogg, Martha Hogg, Jere.
miah Perry and Polly, his wife, and Gray Strickland and
Sally, his wife.-PettOn to make real estate assets.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that Cullen
Hogg and Calvin Hogg nonrcsdents of this tate it
is therefore ordered by the Court that publication be made
the City Of Raleigh for six successive weeks notifying the
said Cullen !ogg and Calvin lingg to be and appear be-
fore the Justices Of the Court of Pleas and
the I'd Monday in May, 1885, then and there Plead
answer to the plaintiff petition the will bctaken
pro to thcm and decree made accordingly.
Witness: W. 7. Arlington, Clerk Of said Court at
Office, in Nashville, I'd Monday in February, 1856
w. 7. ARLINGTON, Clerk.
March Z, 1856. lll5-w6w
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We publish, in to-days paper, the proceedings Of
berland counties, to which we invite attention.
The Democracy of our State are moving steadily
forward and feel well assured that glorious sue
cess will crown their efforts in the great political
contest in which we are about to engage.
- Fdy. Car.
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Three daus Later from Europe.

New York, MARCH 8.-The steamship Africa, from
Liverpool, with dates to the 23d February, arrived
here to-day.
LIVERPOOL, FEB 23.-Cotton- Middling and low
er qualities l-16th of penny lover. The sales
of week amount to 900 bales of which spectators
took 1000 bales Brcadstuffs have slightly advance
ed. Consuls 81.
The Peace Conference is progressing favorably.
The Rothschilds, it is said, will take the whole Of
the English loan.
The Africa brings no tidings of the missing steam
er Pacific.
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HoLLowAY's PlLLs.-Bad Health.-Pcrsons in bad
health should lose time in taking this wonderful
remedy. Many who were at deaths door have been
restored by their means. They act upon the main
spring of life, being nfallible in disorders of the
Liver and Stomach. Sold at the manufactures, No.
80 Maiden Lane, New-York, and No. pa Strand.
London; and by all druggists, at 25c, 62ic, and 81
per box. ~
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! FAYETrEyIl.LE MARKEr.
MARRIED.

On the 4th inst by Nathan Ivey Esq., NJ Cicero vii.
iiams to Miss Elizabeth g. Perry. all Of Wake county.
ton, James Ltlejohu Esq, Mrs Sophie N. Ncheau,
late of Petersburg, Va.
wick Esq Mr. HARDY Daashtry to Miss Esa Best ali
of Sampson go =
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ALL FOOLS.
For the Standard.
FORSYTH County, N. C. /
March LIST, 1856.

MEssRs ED1roRs: 1t is most respectfully suggest.
ed to the Democratic party Of this Electoral District
lin concurrence with "Ararat," of a late number of
the Standard) to hold meetings u the several coun
ties composing this District, and appoint delegates
to meet in the town of Winston, Forsyth county,
on Tuesday of April Superior Court to appoint two
delegates to the Cincinnati Convention. A full at
tendance of delegates from the several counties is
much desired. FORSYTH.
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DIED.

In this City, the night of the 9Th inst after short
Illness Charles Fritz aged 81 years. The deceased
native Of Saxony, Germany. 80.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-03-12

AZ Is it not matter for surprise, as well as gem
eral congratulations that for the first time since the
foundation of the government we have an " Anners-
can party?" Let us all be grati6cd; and let such
as are very good.humored, laugh. What stride
forward in politics!-how the old patriots and pat-
archs Of other days have been thrown in the shade
An american party !"-every thing else is loco
focoish and foreign"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-03-12

A friend writing us from Washington says: MI.
Dobbins general health is improving, but he is still
quite hoarse." Fey. 0a7.
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Rome, where he is being lionized BY the Pope, and
who knows but that he may be duly converted
1t % rumored that . circular d being signed by
the Republican members of Congress, taking dis
tinct ground against Mr. FiIimores nomination, and
calling National Convention for some day in July
to nominate candidate for the Presidency. Col.
Fremont is now said to be the choice Of the Repub
Leans for the Presidential chair with Banks for the
the Northern States have already repudiated Mr..
Fillmore, and will doubtless take part in this oppo-
sition movement. The old-iine Wings Of the Mary
land Legislature have issued call for State Con-
vention. to take action with reference to the Prcs
dency. In the mean time, the Democracy is not
idle, but is busily preparing for the coming contest
The most prominent candidates before the Cincn-
natl Convention will be Messrs. Pierce, Buchanan
and Douglas. Either can be elected if nominated,
although certainly the South is bound by the ties Of
gratitude to the first named, and should earnestly
seek to secure his nomination
MECKLENBURG.
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WHOLESALE DRY GOODS!
Spring Trade, 1856.

hEC en- S Ah So AIS, WE AXE II KECEipT
FRENCH and GERMAN FABRICS; and shall continue to
receive additional supplies by every Steamer through
ing the AUCTION SALES Our stock being selected with
special reference to the wants of the NORTHCAROLlNA
MERCHANTS we feel confident in saying they will find
CHEAPNESS and VARIETY, unsurpassed in any market
North or South. Orders promptly attended to.
STEVENSON & WEDDELL.
Importers and Jobbers, IS aud &c. Sycamore ST..
Petersburg, Va
March TO- 1856. 90
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.--N
- CountyCourt Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Febr,
AIRY term, ls56-Evan H. Morgan propourder of The Will
of VIM Morgan, vs. John Morgan and Simon R. Whitley
and others. ~
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that Martin
Wood and Newton Wood non-resdents Of this State
therefore ordered that publication be made in the
NOrth-Carolina Standard, newspaper published in the
City of Raleigh for six successive weeks notifying the said
Martin Wood and Newton Wood be and appear before
to be held for said county, the Court House in Nashville
the I'd Monday Of May A. D. 1885, then and there to
make themselves parties to the issue Of devsact eel no
Witness: W. T. Arlington Clerk of our said Court at
Office in Nashville, the I'd Monday in February 1885,
w. T.. ARLINGTON Clerk
March z 1856. lll5-w6w
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ID ANYWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, ON -THE
l123d ult, two slaves named GEORGE and CHERRY
they brother and siserhe about twenty years
pimpled face The woman is about seventeen dark,
unusually tall and likely and slightly crosseyed Both the
six miles from Raleigh and still owns their mother pur-
chased them last fall of Mr. Jo Brdgers of Franklin
supposed they have to the other
will pay reward of fifty dollars for their apprehension
and confinement in jail or elsewhere so that get them
again, twenty-five dollars for either. =
WILLIAM L. LONG.
Tarboro, March 6, 1856. 82-wtf.
t The weekly Raleigh Register will give two inser.
tons and forward the Office of the Tsrborough
SOuthernOr,
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WORK IN THE GARDEN FOR MARCH.-The past
month has been one OF such unmtigated cold that
no gardening has been done, consequently nearly all
the work that should have been done in February,
must be done in March,
PEAs.-Early peas should be sowed, as well as
those that mature later The ground should be well
ploughed, and thrown up into BEDS four feet wide,
deep furrow with common coulter, sprinkle in the
guano, and with light rake draw in a small guam
tty of earth upon it, and sow the peas tolerably
thick and cover with the rake about an inch deep.
We have found from long experience, that the bed
ding insures much earlier CROP
RADIsnEs.-The ground should be highly man
urcd and the seed put in drills about two feet apart
and the plants thnned out they grow large enough,
to the distance of two or three inches The seed
should be very slightly covered and kept clear Of
grass and weeds-They generally mature SO rapidly
as to require very little hoeing.
BEErs, CARROTS, PARsNIPs AND Satisfy require
that the soil should he deeply broken, and in fine
tilth They should be sowed in drills, two feet apart
and at intervals of inches in the drill with the ex-
ception of the salsify which may be left four inches
apart dropping several seed in a place. They re-
qured highly manured soil and frequent workings
The parsnips and carrots require to be worked until
October.
BEANs.-In the latter part Of this month few
beans may be planted for early use such as the snap
bean and the Lima. We plant the Lima in rows
four feet apart and four feet in the row. and soon
as the vines begin to run, stick them with sub
santial poes feet high, with z portion of the
beughs shortened, and left on the poles to catch
bean in hills feet apart leaving three four plants
to each hill They should be very often worked I'M
til they begin to bloom and at each working have q
lt lie earth drawn to them.
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Foundry and Machine shop for sale.

Foundry and Machine Shop for Sale.
THE CLARENDON IRON WORKS. LOCATED IN
cessul operation are offered for sale accommodating
terms interest will be sold to man IF experience
The property consists of eapacous and well arranged
AACklLNE SHOP, PATTERN ROOM, BOILER SHOP.
BLAGK ; 81 $H0P. ron AND BRASS
f0'-'0N1' DG ezfzcHs 1oo.as AND
all we'll supplied with TOOLS and capable Of doing work of
kind that be done at first class shops The build
ing will accommodate 500 hands, and the present tools are
sufficient for suO The land and water front is Of SUIT
fcen extent to admit Of any enlargement addition that
The present demand for work sufficient to keep the es
Establishment employed with torco of 200 hands, and will
increase The prices obtained for work such be
Printable to the proprietor, and vorably with
prices at other points TO the purchaser.
In addition to the many advantages possessed by this
for the business the opening the Cape Fear
Deep River works, and the building Of the Wilmington
Charlotte Rutherford Railroad, will create additional de.
mands for work, and furnish supply Of fine quality Coal
If the whole interest is not sold before the 18th
day of April next the property will be offered at public
sale on that day, on the premises ~. =
As the Establishment will continue in operation orders
for new work REPAIRS will be attended heretofore
Any information that may be\ desired will be promptly
March :. All v4SbokKEiES Pres. {. Iw; e.
STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.-.N
- Couny.Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Fobru-
aIy term, ls36Llucy Bass vs. VIM L. Edwards and wife,
Betsy, and Richard Bass-Petton for partition Of laud.
appearing the satisfaction the Court that the de-
PENDANTS John GanGy and wife, Betsy the heirs Of J. j.
Holland and Richard Bass are nOn-resdents of this Sate
it therefore ordered by the Court that publication be-
made in the NorthCarona Standard, newspaper pub
shed in the City Of Raleigh for six weeks noti
flying the said defendants be and appear before the JUS
tees of the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions to be held
for said county, at the Court House in Nashville the
I'd Monday in May next there to plead demur
to the plaintiffs petition, the will be taken pro
co!tess0 and heard ezparte as to them.
Witness: W T. Arlington, Clerk Of said Court at
Ohcc the I'd Monday in February, A. ID. 1856.
W. T. ARLINGTON, Clerk
March :, 1856. r lll5-w6w
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"Renegades and traitors always achieve notoriety,
but fame hardly ever" Judas Iscariot became no.
torious but not FAMOUS. Fay. Argus
Two other instances of the same sort now occur
to Benedict Arnold and Andrew Jackson Donel-
son. Read the following extract from an editorial
in the Union when that paper was conducted by
this man Donelson, and say, if you can, that he has
Won fame rather than notoriety, by his apostacy.
Hear him:
IKM1GRArIoN.-The Republic of Wednesday con.
tains long article on immigration to the United
States 1t portrays in vivid colors the rapid and
unparalleled increase in the number Of those who
seeking our shores. The Irish emigration is SO
great that the court journal classes it among the
phenomena of history" We ANDREW Jackson
Doneson) are glad to see this emigration from the
OLD World. 1t brings to US the physical force zoe
neel to tell the orest and to build Improvements.
We haze get, and oiU hare for many long gears,
scope and range enough for their industry and enter
prise. But it not our intention to discuss this
branch of the subject at the present time The ma
tive party is PROSTATE and it will be time eno6gh
to commence the discussion when another attempt
is made by the rEDERALIsTs TO REVIVE THE PRINCE.
PIES OF THE ALIEN LAWS"
And now that this attempt is made by the " fed
cralists," find Donclson acquiring notoriety by
prominent position with them. Temporal O Moses!
&c. *.
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the freestate party Of Kansas at the public expense.
The Kansas question has also been discussed in
the Senate-Judge Butler Mr.. Toucey, and others
having presented their views in that connection
Mr. Wilson again INDUCED in personal dcnuncia-
tons, repeating Gd nauseam the declaration that he
held himself personally responsible here else
where" for his assertions. About a year since q
communication appeared in the New York Tribune,
attributng the influence of the South in directing
the legislation of Congress, to the fact that South
crn men were always ready to fight for their prin-
ciples that Northern representatives allowed them
selves to be bued and asserting that the presence
of one man in Congress who would fight for the
cause of freedom" would advance the interests of
aootiondorl more than fifty talking men. 1t would
seem that Mr.. Wilson is acting on this hint and
has deliberately determined to put himself forward
US the fighting black Republican. Nothing can be
more ludicrous than this exhibition of himself;
sheep affecting the character of bulldog would be
nothing to it. If the South has exerted large in
uence in Congress it is due principally to the fact
that it has been represented by men of more expe-
rience in legislative affairs than the North long
the North continues to change its representatives
every two years. it will seldom have men here Of le-
gislative skill and experience.
The nomination of Fillmore and Donelson by the
Know Nothipgs, is so completely farce that it is
hardly worth while to bestow thought upon it. It
may be proper to say, however, that there is no
doubt of Mr.. Filmorc's mbership Of the dark Or
der. Lodge No. 1T, of New York, has officially an
nounced the fact Of his being Sd degree member
Gen. Scroggs declares that he ociated at his initia
ton, and the Organ, Of this City claims him as
brother Of full standing in the Know Nothing com.
munion. So there can be no doubt about it,
Mr.. Fillmore, in the meantime, is scjourning ct
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H We are requested to state that the next
regular meeting of the Granville County Agricul.
'uFa! Society, will be held in Henderson on Saturday
Fhe 18th inst. 20