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Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-01-14

a PPLICATION WILL. BE MADE TO THE PRE-
"A SENT Leg iSa:urc incorporate the Yudk.n Manu-
featuring Company, IN he County of Montgomery.
Juuuary Z l. 81 l4-3Nd.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-01-14

sY- We learn that Maj. Gwynn has returned to
lis City, having completed the examination of the
orks of the Cape Fear and Deep River Navigation
onpany. His report will probably be communi.
tied to the Legislature on Monday next. The i'm.
.ession is that it will be favorable to vigorous
osecution of the work.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-01-14

NJOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT APPLI-
lN CATION will be made at the present of the
General Assembly 10 incorporate the Cincinnati Hotel
Company.
January ,"ls.I. l4-lm.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-01-14

Raleigh. Dec s. 1856. IIs2-wlew
sE- Advocate, Spirit of the Age, GiruiTe copy.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17
IVELY and PICTU K L s Q UE

III L r. j. i ~ L ~ Il
HARPER'S WEEKLY.
suMBER nnn stsai SIXTEEN READY This DAY.
REGARDLEss or EXPENSE.
NFxGiS MAhSaSas FSyn2iD IN SOUTH
AHnfhlcAN AHHhnfERlcAN MACHINERY.
Es.t.T G.y.;isPsm1 %o1 AdHttanee-Lo' or Stolen
s5aE Ts s; s OF FRENCH ai:
Bai.e-Hsi. Hard gp5IIi' Opinion Of womea-Tae
Palace Of the Millionaire Socialist, Eugene sue-Drma-rhe
MEN AND THINGS IN ITALY lFrOn Cores.
PVG5aSJvsiE VG5SvEkNoR KING AID THE NEw-YoRK LEGls-
LATURE. ,,,- O.. ..
New Yori Hon Edw ard Everett the Assembly Albany
PRATTIE AND TATTLE.
ThE DANGER. Poetry.
New Book. and Literary Gossip.
PoLTTrclL: The Chinese Mission; The Sound Dues The
M.cn to NesIssu1 The Greet Mail RoSe to &c GsiG dTl,
The NwYork Lesislsture Memorable Incident Dred Scott
TsistuIe. The Election in Connecticut: Other Elections
The Strong Man Going TO Utah; The Genuine Original Dred
B.by Bsrrred When You Eope don't forget Pants
Bride with two Bridegroom. Young America p.srscns INA
Himself Confession OF Murderer; What he did with the
FOREIGN NEWS
What LORD John Russell say. What Radical, Say Want.
ed Member Of Parliament An Episcopal Fossil Witehcraft
in England The Chambers; Another New Lion at
Paris Eugene Jealous Another Gorgeous Bridal Irous
Clerical Lothario Departure OF the sprs Aremen
tum ad ventrem. Turkey Murder in Con-tsntnople Cana
The Poisoning Hong Kong Chinese Joke Japan; The
British the Oyster Open. Sandph IdHss Faux ras
In High Life The Princess takes II Coolly.
A RANGERS LIFE IN NICARAGUA 49,
IRutration.: Halfway House between Virgin Bay and
San del Sur Starvation The Escape from Mgapa Ihe
Ration House Msaps The Drill on the Plaza House oi Al
cslde; The Night Attack ~
The Night Attaek q Muigapa Colonel skerrctt Acalde'
Diseases of Central America
THE DEAD SECRET
Chapter the Fifteenth Mr Munder the Seat Of Jads
OLD JEFFREY'S JOY.
A FAITHFUL SOLDIER.
BARRELS OF TEARS.
MISS ROTHSCHILDS WEDDING
Illustrations: The Bridal Presents; The Bride.
MINISTERIAL AUCTI0NEER
FOREIGN RELIGIOUS ITEMS
Vicar Apostolic and Education in India Love and Heresy
in The State Church IN Wales The Jews Ia the Holy
Land The China War Churchsm Toerstion in Turkey
Rev William Arthur American Missionaries in Persia Ro
man Catholics in Scotland.
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Sixth Edition Of
CHARLES READE'S GREAT ROMANCE,
IT Is NEVER TOO LATE TO MEND
Two Volumes, l6mo. = IS.

The Athusum.
Thousands will read this work because II Is not merely one
Of and ace but because earnest CONVICTION ana genius
have gone 10 It's Production
The Saturday Review.
"Ii.in every way uncommon book uncommon In the
pow displays and the variety Of knowledge 1t conans
IN the beauty and force of its sngdage uncommon
IN the interest which it excites and sustsins
The Press
Written with amazing .pr Mr. Reades conceptions OF
character are admirable places per.onases before with
few scratches Of his pen, ARTIST WIN
careless touches Of chalk crestes likeness"
The Spectator.
Mr Reede Of simple pathos OF powerful elo
ouence OF sinking description. He make wel'dehned
character. talk ns,uray and deliver himself tocoY OF
generous feeling and often Of grea, practical good sense
The Literary Gazette.
This work will increase Mr Reedes reputation 40 nove.
ist Here are incidents aud contrasts OF .vsy ~ - s'
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reader fail understand while he reads " that ne
ung the spell Of with real ongnsty OF thoush''
shrew in invention powerful in expression ana un9ue"Ha
bly, able 10 take his place as hrst-rate no'el'"
The peculiar auAlte. which Mr. Resde possesses ior ms
task yes ygor Of conception srra grsphS Porl
strong nervous style and cspsbity Of ~ntns ''ns ua
logue"
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One o the most striking and effective wotAs oi iss
given TO tie public for many years u deserves ~ %. -
which be bestowed upon H. and 10 keiJ 10 become m
yerss isyorte."
The Leader. - .,
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y, .loquenily' piciuresquely"
only the novel have read th. season ou
also the very hTsrate wk VI fiction we nave e'
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Pub
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17
VINHE NEW-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE
FOR APRIL l8.
Circulation. .........,.. ........175,OOO.

i FOR APRIL ls
Circulation. .............175,OOO.
THE NEw-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week contains the following:
L.LEADING ARTICLES: Negro Citizen,hip Nor
mouism; Political Preaching; The Last Plot The
ST. Louis Struggle Presbyterian Doctrine Douglas
H.BAYARD TAYLOR IN NORTHERN EUROPE
XIV: Crossing the Arctic Circle Correspondence
Of The n Y. Tribune.
Iu..REvIEw OF THE WEEK: Giving In condensed
events that have tIan,piIed in the City, United
States Mexico and Europe.
y.LITTLE DORRIT-BY CHARLES DICKENS:
Book the Second; Chap. XIII.
v.MR SUMNER REcovERED-EFFECTO OF THE
SEA VOYAGE: Correspondence OF The n Y
yIUTAH TERRITORY AND ITS LAWS: Polysamy
and it's License; Speech Of the Hon J. $. Morrill,
Of Vermont 51 in the House Of Representative Feb
vn.CLosE OF THE KALLoCR TRIAL
vIII..wRONGs TO COUNTRY WOMEN Correspond
ence Of The n Y. Tribune.
IX.LATER FROM NICARAGUA.
X..POLlTICAL INTELLIGENCE.
M.NEw-YORK AGAINST SLAVERY EXTENSION.
xu..AFFAIRs IN CALIFORNIA: Letter from Our
XIII. INTERESTING FROM UTAH: Resignation Of
ChiefJustice Drummoud
XIV..EEAPOLITAN TORTURE.
Xv..A BOOK FROM GOV. GEARY.
XyILATEST NEWS RECEIVED BY TELEGRAPH:
From Albany News fronl KAHsAsi From Wash
inston.
XNTI.THE LAST ERUPTION OF MOUNT HECLA.
XvllI..THE SOUTHERN STATES OF IHE NORTH
AMERICAN UNION: BY sn English Traveller
XIX..THE ORIGINAL uiED SCOTT RESIDENT
or ST. LOUIS Sketch II his History.
XX..THE DRED SCOTT DECISION: Report of the
Joint Legislative Committee.
XXI. .TANEY IN ls4S VI. TANEY IN 1857.
XIII. SPlRITUALIsM IN THE TABERNACLE.
XXlII..CURIOUS EFFECTS OF LIGHTSiNG Cs!r--
spondence Of The y Y. Tribune.
NXIv..ADoBE HOUSES.
XIV. DRAINING -TILE-HOw TO USE THEM: Cor.
Tsspondenoe Of The ". Y Tribune
XXNI. CONFESSION OF A WIFE MURDERER: Barn
ing Of the Body by the Husband.
XXNll..MlSCELLASEOUS Columbus aud Dr. Kane; FIRE.
Lovers Converted 10 CAiholci.n The Frost and
Fruit Buds; A Free White Man in Slavery; The
Pearl Excitement; Weight Of Bushel Of Agricultu-
raj Produce; Bloody Stsbbiug Array q the Mer-
chants Hotel; Lake OHtaTio IN the time VI Noah;
The lmaum of Muscat
XXVIII.. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
xxx. COMMERCIAL MATTERS. Full Reports Of the
Stock, Money, Cotton, Grain, Cattle aud other Mar.
kets, especially Reported for The Trbune.
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IS, Five copies, s.; Ten copiss, S12.
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X N o W

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CIRIA and the HOLY LAND-Being Course
- ofLECTURES delivered BY Gregory " Wortaoet, Esd
native Of SYRIA and Of the eloquent ns
Lecturer. that visited this city Phonossphc reports BY
n Odrsht Esq Price 10 pos; paid IS cents AZ com
mMniea.ion- addressed TO GEORGE MUNRO, Box No ~!
Tv{lYr
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17
yTNHE TWO GREAT NOVELS of the YEAR,
Il Fifth Edition Of
CHARLES KINGSLEY'S NEW NOVEL,
TWO YEARS AGO.
One Volume, limo. Sl 25.

The London Examiner.
cit indeed impossible not 20 be interested in book 20
earnest and right minded this novel. IL full OF
brave wise counsel IL recognizes all that to DO
honored In msn and speaks ought 20 speak q
woman The whole book Is rich in color, rich In active
life and truth"
~ The London Spectator.
Mr Knsey has established hmse among the finest prose
writers Of his age and country Two Years Ago Is book
full interesting writing and thousands of will read It
from b. ginning with ayidy We glad TO meet Mr.
Kingsley once contemporary ground
The London Literary Gazette.
really a relief TO work OF art IKE th
No one can read Two Years Ago without feeling his love OF
virtue his contempt for everything mean and base
confirmed his resolution braced for active eAeTtlon
The New York Times
Two Years is the finest novel Mr.. Kingsley has writ
ten the most complete in construction the most splendid IN
point Of style and thinking at the most solemn and
the most interesting in point OF purpose
The Boston Traveller. -
Two Years AGO partakes Of the same intensity of me
which mas marked its predecessors This element OF interest
of power and Of succe-the actual Of hels never wanting
The Sew-York Express
MI Kngsey fairly entitled to claim the hr't rank among
English noyellsts."
The Boston Transcript.
Two Years AGO a book 20 be picked out
of stories of times and read until ITS lines be-
come familiar 10 : household words"
The Worcester Palladium.
Kngseys glorious English most refreshing TO those woo
have had suItrit OF the perishabe hcon' OF the day
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17

OTE LIAI No. ~ OF
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OTFLIA CLAYTON NEWSPAPER is resdy THIS MORN
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OTELIA CLAYTON DENT Niagara Suspension Bridge
0TEIiA CLAYTON RESCUE OF Z C TAYLOR from
OTELIA CLAYTON 1.-THE Rapids.
oTKIiH SSI4YT9N P,s;sSt state of the WASHINGTON
oTELiA CLAYTON BANKS Of the POTOMAC Wash.
OTFLiA CLAYTON PORTRAIT Of the late Sergeant
OTELIA CLAYTON LOUIS ALBAUGH, Mexican Nolun
OTELIA CLAYTON teer-MEDAL presented to him BY the
OTFLIA CLAYTON City of New-York. Two views.
OTELIA CLAYTON THE LIONS among Gordon Cum
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OTELIA CLAYTON NEST OF the NAHALl WEAVER
0TELiA CLAYTON DEALER IN GoDs-stree, Scene in
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0TEiA CLAYTON FIEKD D., and sView of his Church
OTELlA CLAYTON the NCh Pre,eStcrIs1 ,S s r,-,vrv
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oTELIA oTEELIA CCLLAA3ToN GALf~NUTs upon o.l Tree.
oTELiA CLAYTON sUBAoUEouS FISHING LAMP
9TFA 9TTEA ckk9TTooS ckk9To ana sT OF TORTURE or
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oTEIiI CLIYTON,l TESTIMONIAL to Capt. J. A.
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T IFE ILLUSTRATED, this week, contains a
History Of the Five Points Mission illustrated by ensrsv
ns Of The Old Brewery" the Mission House, the House oil
Industry and Portrait Of the Rev L. NJ Pease The Turks
with illustrations; Elegant ConvxF xFation-how to attain 1T
SANDER Cruelty Animals Circulation Of Sap in Trees Seen
.scy explained Potato Steamers Yankee Invention, With
epsrayipes Word TO Workers; Contested Wills; Dsrbu
ton Happiness Which Way Purpose. or EsInestne.s The
Coming Render Unto Csssr etc Sir aterr Scott
THE CITY-Gossip Of the Week; Statistics; The Passover
News In s the States aud the British Province
beautiful Pocms-Memory of Greenwood by Lucy Randall
Peace; Inormson Literary Notices Books Issued During
the Past Month New Patents Notes and Queres There Is 10
better variety, of more interest," or
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New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17

AMERICAN EDITION,
Just Published
DIR. A N TO MO.
BY RUFFiNI
fine limo edition. elegantly bound in cloth and illustrated
432 pages. Price 81
A BEAUTIFUL STORY OF ITALY.
demand this famous work having exhausted several
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10 present and lover Of FINE Books such
COPY Of the will be not only ornament to any
library but valuable addition TO its literary character
A CHARMING TALE
SUFFERING,
with faithful and sympathetic narrative OF
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ton has passed through several English editions and the
leading British Reviews have scbnow edsed with copous
tracts its superiority
The materials 9 skfuy arranged, and woven
together in such mastery style that the attention is yeed
at once. Doctor Antonio is q tale in a thousand"
London Critic.
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CHAPTER vL-Foregn Elements.
CRATER vII-Education
CHAPrER VIII.-The Press
CHITTIR xI-Cur,ons Habits, Manners sc
CHAFTLs MI-COuntry and City.
THINGS NOT GENERALLY KNOWN.
POPULAR HANDBOOK
FACTS NOT READILY ACCESSIBLE
LITERATURE, HISTORY AND SCIENCE
DAVID A. WELLS
One Volume limo. 1872 pages. Cloth, 81 S
CONTENTS:
Part -caon. casa:eM Msnns Lisl.sS and iIa Laws Sso''
Ill-Hi.i9s5y. GsGsSsPhy and Statistics
v-The Natural scisnce..
N-Arts and Manufactures.
The present volume Is based upon work bearing the same
eensr title published in London during the pas. year BY John
rorts The rapid sale Of twelve thousand cOp, Of that
evidence al Of its value aud its popularity
70 lie re- here showed that the original plan though
well executed susceptible Of much Improvement not only
by the Of and the omission Of s
ces Of little Of local interest but also by the in
PRODUCTION Of much additional information revision of the
whole therefore undertaken and the result has been the
production Of an essentially new book.
The general idea of the work will be gathered from its title
and from glance It's IL contains many little items
Of information gathered from the broad ds Of literature his
tory and which contained ia Encycope aud
ordinary Hand Books snd which readily found when
sought the department Of the Physical aud Natural Sciences
moreover contained interesting results Of modern
research date TO have found place in ordinary
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NOR sALE-The COLUMBIAN PLANNING

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CCliCBERTH Il Co.'S great MUSIC DEPOT-
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straw Goods! straw Bennets!
OF THE LATEST STYLES,
For Ladies and Misses
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NO. PERUVIAN GUANO.
IN SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME-BONE DUST
At the NORTH RIVER AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE.
CRIFFISG, BROTHER K Co,
No so CourtlAndtst ". Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-13
RAILRoAp or.

N FICE, GEoneEIows, february 0, 1857.
The undersigned, Pre- ldent and Directors Of the
Metropolitan Railroad Company, Il arning that
the citizens OF Georgetown desire some public
expression from them, respectfully state that II IA
not their intention TO further pr secute that work
or to create any further liabilities. until add
tional cans, to the amount Of i've hundred the US
and dollars, sh II be obtained from Congress or
from soG e other source and that under no cir
cunsts noes whatever will any further call e
made on the Corporation Ct Georgetown for aid
beyond the present subscription and, further,
that In the event of failure to obtain such add.
tional aid within six months the undersie ned
pledge themselves to reduce the last installment
called for Of ten per cent. to such rate as will
pay the liabilities Of the company for land con.
formations, which will not exceed two per cent
FRAS DODGE, President.
ID. ENGLISH,
A. II. PICKRELL,
BENZ OGLE TAYLOE
H C. MATTHEWS,
WIN. H. EDES,
w. w. CORCORAN,
A ii DODGE,
w. w. SEATON,
ULYSSES WARD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-13
THE MORNING PRESS.

Il
The IatlIissneer contains a ie'.er from the
Attorney General to the District Attorney In
New York city, requesting him to challenge
N, notification of the letter of Mr.. Sidney
w.b.tsr. the Presidents private secretary,
which the Fillibusters ito break the force of
the charges under which they are being tried)
profess to have, which according to their init
nation will convict not only the writer but the
President of the United States of completely in
their acts Of robbery, arson and murder in
Central America, to further their desperate
moonshine pecuniary speculations. Wequote
from General CushinS's letter (of the Tth) as
follows.
"The allegation insinusted, rather than
pronounced in the fact az the offer TO produce
a letter from MIR. Webster, under the frank
Of the President, that tho President has con-
nexions of any sort with the m after, is utterly
destitute of a shadow Of foundation. He has
never had interest in any lands, grants, or
property " stever in Central America he has
never, by any act or knowledge whatever,
participated directly or indirectly in the pro-
posed colonization projects Of Mr.. Fsbens or
Of any other person; and al suggestions re-
nectipg on him in this relation, fron whatever
quarter they may come, are but false inyen-
tons, produced for the purpose Of creating
prejudice and directing attention from the
true character Of the acts Of the persons un-
dergoins examination before the Commissioner.
d" You are therefore instructed 10 unite and
challenge all possible inquiry on this point !;
and in this respect, as in all others, continue
TO proceed, as you have done in such cases,
without fear or favor, in the impartial per.
Torrance Of your whole duty, as we'll to the
PEOPLE as 70 the Government Of the United
States.
az have thu honor to be, very respectfully,
G. CUSHING"
TIE bateiIigeAcsy tays Of il, that it" efec
t,yely Ieiutes, th,ugh contradiction were
scarcely Necessary. tee loose insiDuations to
which it refers, and which have too readily
obtained currency through portion Of the
publ, press
The Union pub lishes to-day No. Of its six
promised numbers on Abolitionism.