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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-01-16

n C. CHRISTIAN ADvoCATE.-We unintentonally
omitted in our last, to notice the advertisement of
the N. c. Christian Adcocate, the Sd volume of
which commenced with the beginning of the year.
As an organ of the Methodist Church it is worthy
of support. 1t is neatly printed and ably edited !;
and but for the many long obituaries it contains, it
would, in our estimation, be still better. Price
$1,5O year, invariably in advance. Address Rev.
R. T. Helm, Raleigh, N. C.
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From Hauana and Mer;co.

CHARLESTON, Jan. lathe steamship Isabel.
from Havana with dates to the 10th inst, arrived
here this morning The English steamer from Mexi.
CO, arrived at Havana reports that riots and rebel
lion prevailed throughout Mexico.
Sugar in Havana, was firm and unchanged; mo-
lasses had declined. The late firm of Drake & Co.,
drew the 500, 900 prize in the Havana lottery.
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~ : : ~ 49, - -. For the Standard
MEssRs. EDITORS: saw in your issue of the 9th
inst, account of the weight of two Big Pigs
Is months old, recently killed in Green county, one
of which weighed BIB, the other 267 pounds
his plantation in Edgecombe, killed pig IS months
and days old, which weighed 6l9. Mr., J, Brewer,
for Mr.. Battle raised the pig and knew its
age to day. and it was weighed in the presence Of
a number of persons That is as hard to head as
the Edgecombe Democracy.
., Raleigh, jan. 18th, 1858. ,..,,,, M. -
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n OTICE.-lN COMPLIANCE WITH A DECREE
IL Of the Court of Equity Of Johnston County, at Septem.
Der Term 1884, appointing me Commissioner for that pur
pose, SHALL at the late residence of Major Hardee dec
the fist day of March proceed to SELL to the highest
bidder, FOUR LIKELY NEGRO BOYS, aged from ffteen
to eighteen years old credit of six months will be gwen
the purchaser giving bond with approved security.
A. COATS Com.
January IL, 1858 - ..-a.>" Fai .dN S-w6wpd.
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- SMALL Pox.-.A large number Of cases of this
terrible disease haze been brought into our port dur
ing the past season. Perhaps Ut no time within the
last twenty years has the disease been imported from
SO many and various localities for the past few
months. The disease is not confined to foekn ports
either bnt ia frequently brought from our domestic
seaboard towns. We learn that on Tuesday last
schooner from Virginia. laden with oysters arrived
at Quarantine, with two of her crew sick With the
most fatal form Of this loathsome disease.---New
=, York Timex, =. ! ,oG
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SALE OF LAND AND NEGROES.

DURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF A DEED OF
TRUST made to me on the soth day 81 August A. D.
coed sell at the Court House Door, the City Of Ra-
Leigh the day of February next the highest bid
der for cash. the Lots and Negroes described in said Deed
of Trust .- ''' asa"
Also at the time and place. under the provisions of
another Deed of Trust made to the 23d day of Feb.
ruary A. D. 1857 and recorded in Book No 81 page 474
shall proceed to sell to the highest bidder for cash
Negroes described in said Deed Of Trust.
.--.-.s... e.... . GEO. T. COOKE, Trustee.
Raleigh, January 8, 1858. . 6tds.
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The KANSAS QUEsr1oN.-The people Of Kansas
voted again on the 4th instant on the Lecompton
Constitution The election was held under the d.
rection Of the Territorial Legislature, and with the
implied sanction Of the federal authority. The main
point decided was whether majority of the people
were for or against the Lecompton Constitution
The vote was directly upon that instrument and not
merely on the slavery clause.
We shall know the result in day or two All
parties at Washington appear to be awaiting the re-
turns of the vote of the 21st December and the 18th
January. ill.,.
The rumor is that on the 4th the free State men
elected their ticket and cast large majority against
the Lecompton Constitution. ...l,.
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MOVEMENTS OF GEN. WALKER.-Tuesday Gen.
Walker on invitation of the Speaker of the House
of Delegates, visited the Capitol, and was introduced
to a large number Of the members. He also visited
the Senate, where crowds were assembled to greet
him. We understand he is to leave here for Peters
burg by the e O'clock n.y. accommodation train
Richnaond South Of Ihursddy.
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WAYNE FEMALE CoLLEeE-The Spring Session
of this Institution commenced on Thursday last
under very fattering auspices. The President, Mr..
Frost, informs that large number OF pupils are
expected this session. and the prospects of the COL
lege are continually Frightening Tribune.
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TRUST SALE!

10y. VIRTUE, OF. AIDED, OF TRUST EXECUTED
u to me By VIM. Wilson fot certain purposes, will
sell for cash. to the highest bidder The February
1855 all his interest IN the Alpha Wooden Mills miles
below HiIlsboro on Eno failing water power; also
Store House houses for hands With ID acres Of
land to same. The Mills il god order cunning 70
working same and good many other Articles belonging
to said mills will be sold for cash = lsans
81 Hilasboro JAM a. 1855 Is h. IT." ';r std
-, Rao;ster emmy - - 49, 'fs"t ~ 5s,Jl
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The SUGAR CRoP.-Itis stated in the New Orleans
Crescent that the sugar crop of Louisiana for 1857
will be from e95, 900 to 100000 hogsheads against
about 10000 hogsheads in 1885, Prices are of
course much lower than last year; but, nevertheless
planters will realize about So 600 900 more from the
crop Of this season than from that of 1856, while
consumers will also gain largely. rLtts
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NATIONAL FouNDRY-Last week noticed the
reception of Prof Emmons' Report concerning the
advantages of the valley of Deep River, Chatham
county, as site for the establishment OF national
foundry. The report was made in pursuance OF in
structions from Gov. Bragg and has been or Is to be
laid before Congress with the view OF inducing the
Government to locate foundry at a place SO well
adapted to the purpose. Prof. Emmons enumerates
some of the advantages of Deep River as follows:-
Its abundant supply of bituminous and semi-bitu'
minous Goals of the best qualities its vast resources
for the manufacture of iron its materials for con-
s:ruction in wood and stone; ample water power
its soil and productions; and its climate and good
water Besides it will be out of reach of any enc
my in time of war.
A Railroad is now being constructed from the coal
fields to Fayetteville which would give the U. S.
Arsenal at the latter place easy communication with
the Foundry.
Gov. Bragg has manifested a commendable fore
sight in having this report submitted to Congress Tor
consideratiOn.-Chdr. Dem.
Our Representatives in Congress will, we doubt
not, with one voice bring this subject prominently
before that body 1t is subject of much importance
to North. Carolina, and indeed to the country gener.
ally, for no site could be chosen better suited for the
purpose than that Of Deep River. Prof Emmons
has shown this to be in his able and interesting
Report on the subject. Nor are these views of his
by any mears new furnished merely for the occa-
sion. They the result of much patient observa-
ton ard investigation his part and We sincerely
trust they will receive that attention at the hands of
Congress which they really merit
The people of North Carolina would not be willing
to ask Congress to make the appropriation if they
did not believe the site to be proper and suitable
one for the purpose. They are not asking merely
for "spoils or for money-that they would scorn to
do; bu: they place this proposed work on the high
ground of its merits, and confidently appeal to
members of Congress from all sections to consider
and determine upon it accordingly.
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SAMPSON COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SocIETY.-At a
meeting of this Society, held the I'd instant the
following officers were elected President, DR.. Thos
Bunting; Vice Presidents, j. R. Beaman, W. G.
Draughan, c. H. Stevens, F. j. Faison, and H. Boy
kin; Recording Secretary, E. L. Perkins; Cores
ponding Secretary, A. A. McKoy; Treasurer, G.
W. Draughan; Auditing Committee, W. johnson,
L. G. Hubbard, and e. w. Atkins
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GLEN ANNA FEMALE sEMINAiiY,

5F :,. a TOWNSVILLE, DAVIDSON Co, N. G..
guVHE SPRING SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
IL will commence the eighth of February, 1858.
The managers have made arrangements for corps Of
Teachers south of Phadepha with Miss
P. L. LATHROP, q. graduate Of Wyoming SePinary-s
lady whose scholarship, personal appearance perence
and christian character all that could be desired for
Principal. ~ 2,...4r. p - - .i.3i IA.
IS per month"; Tuitien per Sessionor Engsh braches,
IS TO- $I5; Music Piano Forte Guitar. &c., including
of, instrument; French E Painting in Oil, SIS;
Painting Water colors, g. per session for inciden.
tails As the charges very o" half must BE paid At
the commencemsnt and the remainder at the middle Of
Students will be resolved It a. time and admitted to
such classes IS they may be qualified to enter. All
will be charged from time Of the close of the
and ns p IF
This Institution is located in osof the most 1athfu
moral and industrious villages the North Carolina Rail-
road The present Session Numbers ITO pupils rsresent
ing branches of the Christian Church, all worshping
the Most High together in Christian love. f.tfaos
The Seminary Is six miles from Normal College, and .
Stage both ways daily Parents can send eir sons
and daughters Thomasviile SIMS 20 ou3o Normal
College over Turnpike Road, in forty nlnutsAsa
No pupils allowed make sseounts Wlheut tn consent
II parents or guardians
public Examination will take place at ~ dose of each
session-the first 1t the expiration of the present one
February ah.nssaa ffG'a ftaa-s asIT
& January Is 1855 o.. -sxaTg5,g1 aS&-wA
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Is New YQRK, Jan. l8-Flaur is firm; sales of
State brands at a 25 . A 80, Ohio "a 75a 50,
Southern 81 so 4 co. Wheat isfirm; sales South
ern red at 81 IL 20. white 81 1sa 80. Corn
is inactive and nominal Stocks are eyeE Virginia
skies o.. 49, Il / Z I4eTr;aa u b.legt. y 40 .
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Suicide of En- Presil

;Ear ~ Suicide Of .Ez- President Jones,
2 New ORLEANS Jan. l2.-Dra Arson Jones, Elk.
President of Texas, committed suicide in Houston
on the 9th inst, by blowing out his brains. is@.
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''-a'i 'f'' COMMISSION BUSINESS - I
H4e sa AND GENERALA GEFCY,'
In Raleigh, n. ,C.,,ao,s- si9s
~ AZ BY. R. whitaker. yr
SALES MADE TO THE BEST ADVANTAGE, AND.
~ prompt returns. - 6
kEFERENcEs: ., :.
Knsro JoNts3 141 CHARLn DEwEr, -,.aI
--------. E. B. FREEMAN, JESSE BROWN. ..eii
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special Notice.

The STANDARD conducted icty upon the systes
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Weekly Standard 81 per annun in adcancs. Z
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RALE1GH MARBLE WORKS.

4, (1sar the eprr " Hargat end Wslsiaesos Ssrssts)
/ UVHE SUBSCRIBERS BEG LEAVE no INFORM
Their friends and the pubic generally, that they
now prepared TO cxssute a snch = Mopuments,
HeadStones Tombs and Grave Ornamentl Of ali descrp
tions and will mansfure from the best Italian and Amer
han Marble Northern prices and finished in the latest
Also Granite Work Of all descriptions Isl buildings
IL Other ppspepea. Mason Work, &c, done to order.
N b Aff6kdsrj fa6m s. distnes promptly attend to
diiH Hf> afdf- u al Address H3f2O n
40 = si'a sff -'tasI sssysigt5n Is NRIER &FILE
50 January IS 1855 a'r4 nesf Pc I'D - isss-wly.
The existing under the name Of
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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-22

From the granite crags and massive fortiica-
tions of Cherbourg, two thousand pieces of artil-
lery Numbered, a month ago, a welcome and a
warning to England's Queen and people. In the
harbor and the ofing of the old Norman seaport.
were congregated a thousand vessels of all de-
scrlpuons, from whose forest of masts and spars
huttered innumerable gala flags, and in the port
Itself, the royalty and beauty, and chivalry of
france, were assembled to inaueurate. with all
"the pomp and circumstance of glorious war;" a
new Sevastopol on the southern shore of the Eng
fish channel. AT the same moment of fine two
shlps OF war, unheralded by the boomino of can
non, or by trumpet-blast or drum. were silently
entering the harbors of Trinity Bay and vo,onoio
two thousand miles distant from each 81 60
having triumphantly succeeded in unitino tbo OIa
World with the New, and while the fishermen of
La Manche, the peasantry of Brittany, and evan
the sturdy legitimists of Vendee, forgetfIl o,;ko
of their ancient allegiance and of the heroic Nv
ploits of GEORGES CADoUDAL, of CATHELINEAu and
LA RocHEJAcQUELIN, were doing homage to NApo-
LEON ILL.,, for having completed the naval docks
and batteries of Cherbourg, there was silently
traversing the depths of the ocean between Ireland
and Newfoundland, the grand old Christian greet
ing OF blended reverence and love-"Glorv to
GOD In the highest, and on earth peace-eood
VIII toward men," Over the fifty thousand
miles OF wire, that stretch across the Continent
of the UNITED STATES and the British Provinces.
the nuptal song went pulsatng, until the en-
thusiasm, thus awakened, eliminated at New
York, in banquet given to the chief actors in
this great enterprise, preceded by ceremonial
observances worthy of the men and of the occa-
sion.
On the first day of the present month, a similar
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HOLLID4I STREET THEA TIRE.

The presentation of THE TEMPEST, which has
been looked forward to with unusual interest by
our Play goers, has already proved Il signal sue
cess. Last night, as well the night previous,
the theatre was literally filed, and every one was
delighted with the brilliant spectacle and the very
clever impeI sonaton OF some of the characters.
The scenery and all the appointments of the stage,
have been admirably gotten up and reflect most
creditaby upon the enterprise and berality of the
Manager. We propose to speak of the Play, more
at length. tomorrow.
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On the 18Th instant by Rev. John ordon, JOIN SIMS
10 MISS MARTHA ANN WILLIS, all of this city.
~ oh tie 10th instant, by Rev. A. b Ridgawav AN
ThoNf OVER to Miss MARGARET SIIANEY, all of this
city " VI '''i'
On thursday evening, ID instant, by Rev f. r ITera
fkANClS MuLHOLLAND of Washington, to Miss mo
Webb. - ~ '''i" anu
On the 24th ultimo, by Rev. Z. s. Reese JOHN +
RHODES to Miss MARGARET JORY all of this city
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THE DAILY EXCHANGE is published every morning
(Sundays excepted price Two CENTS served in the city
at half per week payable to the Carl
ers mailed subscribers the city, at SIN DoAfo
per annum The TRIWEEKLY edition is mailed to sub
scrbers at FOUR DOLLARS per annum. TERMs.ihNa
riably cash in advance. OFFICE OF PUBLlCATIoNNort'
East corner Baltimore and North streets baltimore
Letters to be addressed ITO THE DAILY EXCHANGE
Baltimore MARYLAND
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The Richmond Despatch says, in an old number
ofthe Virginia Historical Register is reference
to small pamphlet entitled "a New Description
of Virginia" written in 1913, and published in
London in 1649, of which there is reprint in the
library of the Virginia Historical Society. In this
pamphlet occur the following remarkable Words
''But it is well known that our English planta-
lions have had little countenance, nav, that cur
statesmen had store of Gondemar's gold (Gonde-
mar the Spanish minister at the court of James
the First to destroy and discountenance the plan
taton of Virginia, and he effected it in great part
by dissolving the Company, wherein most of the
nobility, gentry, corporate cities, and most mer-
chants of England were interested and engaged; af-
ter the expense of some hundreds of thousands of
POUNDS; for Gondemar did affirm to his friends that
S &c nao commission from his master, (the King of
Iprid; 10 destroy that plantation. For, said he,
49, d my thrive and go on increasing, as they
.o NV "ne, under that popular Lord of Southamp-
.Il, ny "'oor West Indies and his Merico tcoald
sMo'fy Ie pasea By and by land from those plan
The Dahonega (Ala.) Siqnal Of tho 1atb sors.
The weather for sometime mast hos 80 ni.n ga.
markabe cool, for "dog DAYS" and ;ts 81. le
are apprehenslve, upon this proverbiallv beaIthv
mountain region may prove unfavorabIe Tba l,ar
erai good health of the country, however, sen-
unimpaired. continues
The corn crop in this immediate yicinitr :;
precedentedly good; but we learn that SOM un II,
the bottom lands in remote parts of the connt ~
suffered materially in consequence of excess;vss
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Mr.. MASTERS, 147 Lexington street, Howard
street. will furnish his patrons with pictures glass
card board plates canvass life size in miniature from
nature, copied in OIL French Pastel colors
in a style of superior excellence He has hand full
assortment Of plain and fancy Cases; also Gilt Frames
all of the best material His long experience and attest
ed enables him patrons complete
faction charge. SLY
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ID | L ID

On the Goth instant, THOMAS JONES' in the 54th wear
Of his age. '
on the Goth instant JOHN o. GRADY, in the Goth wear
of his age. " ~ ''"'
of his age " ''"'
On the Goth instant FTNDLEY in the Goth wear of his
age, third son of Ephraim and Ann Iarrabee
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KINDLING WooD! KINDLING WooDli

SGUed and Spit By Machinery.
Owing the constantly increasing demand for this wood
have greatly increased my facilities for preparing
delivering it, am prepared to fill all orders with
despatch for OAK PINE WOOD, of any length size
delivering it any part of the city free carriage guar
anteeng the quantity that is contained in cord be-
fore being sawed and split. JAS. II. JOHNSON
Proprietor City Steam Fire Wood Mill.
nSOfice corner of Baltimore and North Streets over
Patriot Office.
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GIFTS! GIFTS! GIFTS! GIFTS

GIFTS! GIFTS! GIFTS! GIFTS
GIVEN AWAY
GIVEN AWAY
GIVEN AWAY
GIVEN AWAY
AT EVANS X HOYTS,
AT EVANS & HOYT'S
AT EVANS X HOYTS
AT EVANS Il HOYT'S,
GRAND GIFT BOOK STORE,
GRAND GIFT BOOK STORE,
GRAND GIFT BOOK STORE
GRAND GIFT BOOK STORE
No. Al BALTIMORE STREET,
No. Al BALTIMORE STREET,
No Il BALTIMORE STREET
s20tfr No. IL BALTIMORE STREET.
DULANY & HARRIS,
MERCH ANT T LORS,
No 40 NORTH HOWARD STREET,
Have well selected stock of
French. English and lilaericdR
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND NE>TINGS,
For THE FALL AND WINTER.
Gentlemen of iStidious invited to call and ex-
anime our goods, think can please them.
SlS-tJaul
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WuEELER s. WILSON'S

WHEELER 4 WILSON'S
Sc WING MA CHTNES
NEW AND VALUABLE IMPROVEMENTS
DIAGRAM OF THE LOCK STITCH.
CCCD-DGlGNs
This only stitch that ravelled and that
presents the appearance upon each side Of the
1t is made with two threads, upon each side of the
fabric and nterocked in the centre of it. Send for Cir
cular
OFFICE-126 W. BALTIMORE STREET,
AMERICAN BUILDING,
sicily Baltimore, Nd
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-DMARYLAND INSTITUTE SCHOOL
MARYLAND INSTITUTE EXHIB


NOTICE-The Female School of Design
! of the Maryland Institute has been REMOV ED the
Hall on the third floor Of Weiseneld Co.'S store,
OF baltimore and Marsh Market Space where its sessions
VIII be continued without interruption until the close of
the Institutes Exhibition Ladies of the school and all
who wish to join viii there find every advantage and
fort that could be furnished their in the Institute
Building. Tickets will be obtained heretofore from the
Actuary of the Institute c. W. BENTLEY,
S223t Chairman
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Holm NJ. MANN

- MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
PAPER HANGINGS, LINEN X VENETIAN BLINDS
PAPER,
PLAIN AND PAINTED STICK BLINDS, &c
No &c North Liberty st.
above Fayette Baltimore
Having removed from No As f. Baltimore ST. and fitted
mp the above establishment he is prepared to Paper
Rooms at the shortest notice Oil Cloth Carpeting and
Mating fitted to Upholsering neatly executed
He IS also ready to furnish all articles his at CHEAP
Err RATES than any other establishment GOLD SHADES
as low rs $1-and all other articles in proportion.
HF-Old Blinds reprinted and rctrimmed. SIS 2mr
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CONSUMERS OF COAL will please take notice that
Messrs. DOBBIN & WAKEFIELD No &c Second street. are
the only authorized agents in this city for the sale of the
Baltimore Coal Company's Coal, wholesale and retail
The Company has not sold shipped pound of Coal
to any dealer in Baltimore during this year.
THOMAS WILSON,
President Baltimore Coal Co.
Baltimore, August II, 1888 aul2f