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NEW AUCTION BARGAINS.


JOHN H. SMOOT,
No. ll9 Bridge street, Ge0rg>fotcn, ID. C.,
has Just received, and now Offering at very low
prices, to cash and prompt customers, general as
sortment of Goods adapted to the early Spring de-
inand, comprising In part
Best makes Black Silks, some very cheap,
Black and COlored Nj. Deaines,
New style Spring NJ. Delaines and Chaliies,
New English and Merrlnack Prints,
Black and White do, and cling hams,
Real Manchester Cling hams.
Lancaster and English do, at l2H cts,
Striped and Dotted Shifting Prints,
Best makes white Cambrics,
Brilli.nts. Plaid and Striped Mutlins,
Jones' fine soft finished English Long Cloths,
Best Irish Linens and Linen Lawns,
Linen Sheeting and Pillow Linens
1914 and II Bleached and Brown Cotton Sheetings
Family Cottons, of all the most reliable max es for
shrting, ladies' or child.en's use, fine, medium.
and heavy,
White and Brown Table Damask and Table Cloths,
COlOred -bOrdered Towels and Huckaback Diapers,
Scotch Diapers, Russia and American Crash,
Heavy brown undTessed Linen, for Children's
Aprons.
Cassimeres and Jeans, for boys wear,
Extension and Bishop Hoped Skirts,
Cotton HOseaBd Half Hose,
Striped Osnaburgs and Plaid COttons,
Heavy Cotton Osnaburgs and Duck,
With other sessOnable Goods,
To which the attention of Cash and prompt Gus
toners are invited.
milo J.H. SMOOT.
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FUTURE DAYS.
BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

By A. GREEN, Auctionoer.
For SALE.-Notice is hereby gwen that. on
THURSDAY. the LIST day OF April, 1853. at five
O'Clock, p. MI will offer for public sale, cana
boat, named Pennsylvania" at my wharf, foot Of
ieth street vest and will make sale Of said boat e
order, has just been repaired, and will carry one
hundred tons burden.
JONATHAN ARMSTRONG.
m 9-2aw&ds A. GREEN. Apct.
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,.,,yo BY a. GREEN, Apctioneer.

VNWU TWU-STUKY FRAME AND ONE
BRICK HOUSE AND LoT on WHICH THRY STAND
AT Auction ON tt ESDAG, the Esd mst., shall
sell, In front of the premtes at O'Clock p. m. Let
No. 81, IN Square No. S78, having q front on 9Th st
east OF 80 feet, between south u and sts., Nav
fard,)w the improvements, which are two F rane
and one BrIck House, containing four rooms each.
Terms: One half cash balance in and months,
for notes bearing interest for the deferred PAYMENTS
deed given and deed OF trust taken.
Title indisputable.
I6 GREEN
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(IOPARTNERSRIP NOTICE-we, the uu-
u dersirned, have formed q CoPartnership und. Z
the firm of KAGl BROTHER, for the purposa
of carry ing on a WI. lsssle Liquor Business aud
Refining, at No. SIS on 7th street.
A. A. KA6Y,
j. M. KA6f.
Washington. Msrch sth. tsse. w s-lw
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Destructive Fire at Pittsburg.

PIrrRBURG, March l9-Yesterday morning
four extensive cannon boundaries Of Knapp a.
Wade were entirely destroyed by fire. The loss
amounted to one hund red Thousand dollars, the
whole Of which is insured.
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WEDDING CAKES, very pretty and very cheap; Ice
Sream and Water Ices at 81 so per gallon, at the
fhiiadeiphla Confectionery. corner 18th and SITS.
H o-Im J. FUssELL.
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The BOOr AND SHOE SToRE on Pa. avenue, be
tween 18th and 18th Streets north side, No. 2s2 il
for sae II is the best stand In the city. A bargain
can be hal by calling early 1851
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The Ohio Leaislnture.

COLUMBUS, March Is-The bills 10 repeal the
acts passed by the last Legislature preventing
kidnapping In Ohio, and refusing the use Of tho
State prisons for, the confinement Of fugitive
slaves, has passed the House by 81 msjOrity.
The bills had already been passed by the senate
hx-sl -
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Resisting Custom House Authority.

NEW YORK, March 30.-Mestayer r. PereelInc,
liquor dealers in Broad street, yesterday made
fofcible resistance TO an attempt OF Custom House
authorities to examine their books. They are
suspected Of having evaded the customs duties
by means of false entries. Their goods were
subsequently seized on behalf of United States,
and removed to the Government stores.
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Murder by slaves.

LOUISVILLE, March IS.-Mr. Maxwell, residin
near Bardstown, was found dead yesterday morr
ing. IL has been discovered since that ne wa
murdered by his own negroes. one Of whom hs
confessed his partici patton in the crime.
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A. GREEN, Auct.
by A. GREEN, Auctioueer.
A

BY a. GREEN, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE BOOKS A II AUCTION.-On
" MONDAf NIGHT. the Pad instant. / shall sell
beginning at ia O'o ock, my auction rooms corner
OF It'll andD streets, handsome collection of Books
such as
Byron, Shelly, Burns, Pope, Goldsmith,
PnIllp Speeches, CannIng's Speeches,
Napoleon, Spectator, Josephus, Tom Moore,
Shakespeare, Life of Great Men,
Speeches of Great Men,
A collection of United States works.
The collection beOngs to a gentleman who has
taken great pains making his selection from NOR
al standard works, and has had each book rebound
In this city In the best manner.
They will be sold by catalogue.
Persons wishing to procure catalogues will please
call at my store any time before the sale.
IN l8 A. GREEN AMT
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Explosion and Los, Of Life.

BUFFALO, March ia freight engine on the
New York Central Railroad exploded her boiler
this morning, near Batavia, fatally inisring II.
Clark, the engineer, and seriously wounding the
brakeman and fireman. Clark has since died.
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HANDS FOB TIRE FISHING SHORE.-Fifty can be
hired at the Washington Asylum by prompt sppli-
cation to John X. Queen, the Intendsnt. 1t.
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PRovIDsScE, March Is.-The Democratic con-
vention met here to-day and nominated Alexander
Duncan for Governor aud Elisha Potter for Lien
tenant Governor. Mr.. Duncan is senior member
Of the banking firm Of Duncan, Sherman 4 Co.
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BY j. Z. MEG UIRE, AuctiOneer.
SUPERIOR PLANTS AT PUBLIC SALE
~ On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, March sd, ut
4o'ciock at the auction rooms, shall sell a supe-
q. Page, consisting Of
1900 Rsspberrles, (R ed Antwerp
IS Roses, assorted,
50 GoOseberrles,
50 Currants,
Terms cash.
m 10 d l. C. McGITIRE kuctionear
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SECOND HAND PIANOS -Six second hand
y Pianos, ranging in price from $40 TO $500, for sale
at great bargains, at our great PiSno Emporium.
NILS JOHN F. ELLIS,
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By WALL Il BARNARD, Aucts.
SALE OF PRIME GROCERIES AT AUG
~ TIoN.-On TUESDAY MORNING, sd inst :,
at 10 CLOCK, In front ofOur store, of Per nsy
wanna avenue and 9Th street, We will sell large
stock OF prime Groceries, as
Barrels Yellow and Refined Sugars,
DO. half barrels, and kegs Sugar House Syrup.
Do. Portland Syrup,
Rio Coffee, LARGE lot, Teas,
Chemical, Brown, and Salt Water Soaps,
SPERM Atamantlne and Mould Candles,
Bolteaux and Oswego Starch,
Lot OF Western Cutting Cheese.
MacaTOni, Sardines, Sauces, Spices.
SN, HartleX's, and Virginia Chewing Tobacco,
Barrels Whisky, Octaves Brandy,
Brandy; WhskJs, Wines, DC, In demIjohns and
bottles,
Fresh Smyrna F igs. new crop Dates.
Peanuts, Almonds. Oranges,
Large stock of Cigars,
With other goods not here mentioned.
IN IS Is WALL & BARNARD, Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
TO-DAY q TOMORROW MORNING.

By BARNARD BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
Me- OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT
st.nt ~ ri, 10 MONDAY MORNING., I'D In
Mr.. %;ngS ock we wall sell. at the residence OF
s mss snlIH Hao o9. Furniturs, a.
10. Bureaus, Washstsnds W.,d,oh..
p.d DO; Dining and other Tables.
Sideboard Cane seat Chairs
faror, Hall and other Carpets
Kitchen Furniture, Stoves, &c
Glass and Crockery Ware, Tin Ware, AcAo
Terms cash.
mn is BARNARD Il BUCKLEY, Auct,.
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AUCTION SALES.
By C. w. BoTELER, Auctioneer.

By G. w. BOTELER. Auctioneer.
GALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT
- AucrIoN.-On Tuesday MORNING., Mch.
Sd, commencing at loh O'Clock, shall sell, at the
residence Of the late Major James N. b. ker, oor-
nei OF 9Th street east and Pennsy avenue, Cap
ito Hill, general assortment of Household Furni-
ture, consisting in part Of
Mahosany Divans, Gilt frame Mantel and Pier Mir
Walnut Parlor Table marble top,
Oak Secretary, Mahogany Lounge,
Gilt Iron Marble top Tables -.-
Walnut Halr;seat Rocker, Gilt Window Shades,
CasPetIng, Oilcloth, Straw Mating. ----r-0-'
walnut Secretary and Bookcase, Walnut Dining
China, Glass, and Crockery Wsre,
w ainut Dining room Chairs,
Plated Tt a Sets, Cbiaa and silver,
Maple and other Dressing Bureaus,
forts, &c, ~
WaIdr"bes, Washstands, set of Cottage Chamber
Furniture,
Radiator. Cook and other Stoves
Large Bathing Tub, Garden Engine,
kefilgerator, Kitchen Furniture, Cooking Utensils
Terms: $50 and under, cash; over $50, so and &C
days, for approved endorsed notes, bearing inter
IN 1e-d C.. w, BOTELER Auct
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THE NEGRO LABOR QUESTION: by New
York Merchant price 2, cents. For gale BY
TAYLOR q MACRY,
Bookstore S34 Patavenue,
mis- 4doOrs west Of sth street,
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fsEcoND DISPATCH. |

We can CLEAN but little news OF importance
from oar English journals, their columns being
confined almost exclusively to matters Of strictly
local interest.
The Loadon papers state that At the special
Parliamentary elections the members Of the new
Derby Cabinet were being returned without op-
position.
The Italian constitutional party were holding
conference in London, the object OF which IL 10
initiate an agitation In favor Of a confederation
OF the Italian States.
The prcpIiety of holding great industrial ex-
hibition in 1861, was being canvassed in London.
Another conspiracy, with extensive ramfca-
tons. has been detected in France, In consc-
Quence Of which numerous arrests being
made throug bout the empire. The conspiratoTs
already condemned have not yet been executed
General Chaugarnier has refused 20 return to
France until she possesses laws for the foil pro-
lection Of the dignity and safety Of her citizens
The French Bourse was depressed.
A definite settlement of the Danish Ministerial
crisis has been erected-the Cabinet having with
drawn their designations.
An earthquake has laid Corinth in ruins; thirty
lives were lost.
4 destructive fire had occurred.at CONSTANT
nople, destroying 300 houses.
The steamship City OF Baltimore, from New
York, arrived at Liverpool on the 5th inst.
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SEVERAL SECONDHAND PIANOS. FOR
y sale very low, at the Mu,c REF GsERgTfZeERorr,
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WATCH RETuRSs.-The vagrants are leaving
the city as the Spring opens, and they threat
ened with being obliged to work and earn a
livelihood. There were but four dodgers at the
guard house last night; ali non.residents.
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WIN. L. WILLIAMS Trustee.
m 1s-eod&ds j. e MCGUIRE, Auct

MARSHAL'S SALE.-ln virtue of writ of
lV1 berle facias, under the lien law, issued from
the clerk Office Of the Circuit Court Of the District
Of Columbia, for the County Of Washington and TO
me directed, Will expose To pubic sale, for CASH,
ia front 81 the Court House door of SAID county on
FRIDAY, the e6th OF March, 1885, at L. o'clock M,
The following described property, Ia wit All de-
tendants rleht. title claim, and interest IN and To
the three 81 Frame Houses erected ON Lot No. 5,
IN reservation ID, on Maryland avenue, between ~
and ON streets, IN the CITY of Washington. ID G.,
Lokey, and viii be gold TO satisfy judicial No. 279
To October term 1857, In favor OF Smith n Fowler.
J. ID. HOOVER,
m 2-dts Marshal for the DIs,IIcf Of Co,nnlhla.
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by A. GREEN, AuotIOneer.
HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN FURNITURE
IL AT AUCTION, AND House. FOR RENr.-On
WEDNESDAY, the cath il tant, ] shall sell, at the
residence Of the Rev. F. y Evans. No. $40 north Nj ,
between 9th and 10th streets, at 10 O'Clock a. M, an
excellent assortment of Furniture. VIZ:
Mahogany Sofas, SidebOard, Dressing and other
Bureaus,
Mahogany Rocking Chair. Dining. Breakfast, and
Card Tables,
Mahogany large and small Bookcases and Stands
Do. Cottage and other Bedsteads, and Ward
Feather Beds, Hair and other Mattresses, Bed
Fine A!abaster Mantel Clock, runs three weeks.
Giit-fTame and other Mirrors, Parlor and other
Three, ply parlor, chamber, and stair Carpets and
Passage OiIcoth and Mating, Drugget and Crash
Brass AIdirons, Shovel and longs, Tenders Stair
China. Glass, and Crockery Ware among which is
one fine gold band Coffee and Tea Set,
Rush, cane. and wood seat Chairs. and Lounge
Walnut Extension Dining Table,
Cook INK, Radiator, and other Stoves,
Fine Patent Refrigerator,
With good assortment of Kitchen Requisites.
Also, lot OF Books comprising full set of Patent
Once Reports. and set of State Papers.
Terms: All sums under S30, cash over $50, n
credit Of and mouths, for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest.
The House is also for X ent one of the most de-
slrabe locations in Washington. A pump of ex GEL
lent water nearly in front of the door. Inquire on
the premises.
ml8-d A. GREEN Auct
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TELEGRAPRIC MEMS
IhkEE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Arabia.

=, nvsi OF the Arabia.
Wv fohk, March 2o-The mail steamship
Arabia arrived at this port thI. moynins w,,b
Liverpool dates 10 9Th instant
her political news is not Of great interest.
bers Of the Derby Cabinet win be re.elsc,sS -
Parliament without opposition.
MAREHrs
LIVERPOOL, March 6.-There has been n ,liyhte
improvement in Cotton during the week; The
middiing grades have improved X, owing TO tn.
limited stock on hand. The market, however,
was inactive, the sales reaching 10 but DC. O01
nsles, OF which 400 were 10 spectators. and
~ LOT expectation. The sales yesterday reach
ed S,Un bales, the market closing quiet and pre-
' quotations barely maintained. Holders
~ LOT ons,,ns freely, but showed disposition
The following are the authorized ouct.tioos:-
r.t' olLeans faiI, sS; do. middlng, ~; Mobile
d Hn, S a1 middiing ~; Upland faif, 1916;
o,,s 70 li-le rhe stock In port, Of all
sorts, Is estimated at Isl 600 bales Of which 50
600 are American. NA ~
Recommendations are seoer,liv auu
and prices nuctuating. Richardson, spence a
Co quote hour dull, and quotations pomin,I
Wheat quiet; red nrmer at 6ss6 81; white 7s5 Cd
being last weeks prices Corn has advanced
| 6dals; mixed and yellow are quoted at 3aa3as Sd;
white IS. -
Provisions Beef heavy. Pork dull Bacon
quiet Lard firm, with more activity, quotations
| 46a5O Sugar bEoyant on the spot, but sales Of
eaisoes 70 arrive have been made at declining
Prices. Rice frmer with slight advance on all
qualities, but more particularly on the lower
qualities. Rosn firm, at 4s5a4sed for common.
| spirits turpentine firm, at 42s4Js.
| LIVERPOOL, Saturday, noon, March 6.-Rich-
| ara son, spence Co. quote cotton at declining
| tendency, The advance Of the week having been
all lost. Holders were Offering freely. EST
mated sales 900 bales
| Breadstufs quiet, but steady. Provisions quiet.
MoSET MARkEr.-LoSDoN,M March 6 -fberc
| has been a slight decline In consols, the lateS.
| quotations being IS u ag6k for money, and o6k "a
| So for account. The bullion in the Bank OF
England has decreased &c, 900 during the week
| The money market Is generally unchanged.
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b, J. Y. MEG UIRE, Auctioneer.
HRUSCEE,S SALE nE m n 4 Y

'I'htS TEE SALE Or III u ii l. IM-
L PROVED AND VALUABLE REAL EsT.TE-On
MONDAY AFTERN NOON, April 5th, at o o'clock.
by virtue of deed Of trust bearing date on the 5tb
Of July, 1875, and duly recorded in Liber J. A.
3, No 81 teilos 80 49, and 2S4, one ofthe land re-
cords for Washnsto ton county, IN the District ofCo-
unbia, shall sell in front of the premises at public
auction. TO the highest BIDDER THEREFOR the valuable
of Lot No 6, in Square No. 1884, in the city of Wash
Ington, fronting 81 feet inches on north street
between 18th and l4th streets west, and running
improvements thereon, consisting of a substantial
and well built thIee-Story brick dwelling house.
with large hack buildings, finished in the most an,
Perior manner throughout, with marble mantels,
Terms: One-third cash the balance in one and
two for notes bearing interest from the day of
SALE secured by deed of trust the property; and
ii not complied with within i've days AFTER the sale
the property will he resod At the risk and expense
of the purchaser at ten days notice. All convey
ancIng at the cost ofthe purchaser.
WIN. L. WILLIAMS. Trustee
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FOB RENT AND SALE.

ITO BRICK MAKERS.-Bnck Yard for REM.
L with Tools, Presses, Sheds, and Kiln, conye-
niently arranged, suIla bic for making Common and
Press Bricks. Abundance of good clay and water
on the premises. Apply to CHAS WILSON adj
joining tnorth) the Bank of Washington.
IN n-en
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EOR SALE OK KENT.-A BRICK DWELL
y LING, containing IS rooms The Furniture
will be .old with the house, If desired. Beautifully
situated on Missouri avenue, No. - between AZ
and 9Th streets, nesr the National and Browns no
tells. Inquire on the premises. m5-lms
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By A. GREEN. Auctioneer.

by A. UfEEN, AuctlOneer.
TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT
4 AtcTIoN On THURSDAY, the 18th instant,
thall sell, IN front of the premises, ct O'Clock
p. m, two handsome Building Lots. being the sub
DIVISION OF MOI, in square SIS, and known as
Lots and b, commencing 100 feet east from the
corner OF street. and fronting 20 feet on south
street Lot A runs back 100 feet, and b runs back
lS feet inches.
Title good, and sale positive.
Terms One third cash; balance in six and twelve
months, the deferred pay ments to bear interest and
to be secured by deed of trust upon the property.
m 1870 A. GREEN. Auct.
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EOR RENT-A four story BRICK HOUSE,
Il with basement, containing Is rooms. situated on
Missouri avenue, between Sd and "a streets; has
gas fixtures In every room.
Apply to II. s. JOHNSTON, No SIS Pa. avenue
between 41l and eth SITS. m l6-eoSt*
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I UBIN,s EXTRACTS, ell odors, ct GlBBS's
A1b5 StoIs, near fsth IT.. and It his sales hoop
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nor SALE OR RENr.-A new FRAME
DWELLING, containing four rooms, with a
large Lot suitable for mark ct rden on the corner
Of llth and U streets, Inquire at A. EBERLY'S
Tin Store 43l 7th street m I3-9t.
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tSURNISHED ROONS TO RENT.-Twodesl-
I rable ROOMS to rent either as Chambers or as
+ and +. m 10 cost.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1858-05-12
SECOND VOLUME
BE,AUFORTs sJOHRMAL.
May z, 1853.
, " (PuDii.aed in Beaufort, N. c.

(PuJlisled in Beaufort ~ c. .-y
"HE BEAUFORT JOURNAL" Com.
II menced its Second Volume the 18th Of April.
1858. The Journal being the only paper published
the Editor appeals all who feel interest In that locality
give their support to his paper The Editor makes
hollow prmses that his paper shall be the best in the
country the price, that there will be extra display d
talent in IFS Editorial Columns is frequently tbe in
issuing Prospcuses for country papers, but he does pledge
support the people of the State. Ii is the design
the Editor make the Journal a first class CamercinI
Paper give reports of the Markets, Foreign and Dome
tic the Latest News, DC.
The Journal will continue heretofore Independent
all subjects Ii will take sides with political party, but
will advocate such thought best aculsfed
promote the interests of the country and of State
As the different localities in this vicinity IL is not
object show paraty, but TO advocate the claims uf
Beayf1gt HarJor and leave Beaufort Morehead and Carr
lima Cities o stand their Notwithstanding that
more good be accomplished in this than in discus
sing the Claims advantages of localities appeal
the citizens those interested and TO the friends of these
places TO give their support.
The completion Of the Atlantic NorthCsroin Rail,
road near hand and il very important that the only
paper published this HarbOr should be widely circulated
in that Commercial advantages become better
known. Persons distance who feel interest in this
place. will find the Journal 10 be interesting.
Shall be careful to give all local Of any importance.
TERMS: ....-.
One Copy one year, 90
Five Copies 8 90
The geer up of the club will be entitled to
gratis. -
deduction made for yearly advertisements.
All communications must be addressed to
JOHN NICHOLS. Ed 4 Pro.
Beaufort, n. C..
Mav1 1853 35--
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1858-05-12
Washington, May 4, 1853.
Henry w. Miller, Esq.

The Weldon Patriot. an opposition paper, by its
fair and respectful notice of Mr. Millers late letter,
gives severe rebuke to the Register and other K.
N. papers, which have coarsely and ungenerously
reflected that gentleman because Of his announce
ment of his intention to support the administration.
The Patriot says:
"This gentleman has declared his intention to sup.
port the Administration of Mr. Buchanan. While
we regret the loss Of Mr.. Miller. especially we
have been in the habit of relying somewhat npon
his political teachings still do not feel at liberty
to dennunce to censure his conduct doubtless he
has reasons which appear satisfactory to himself
and we have right to inquire into the motives
which have prompted him in the step which he
has taken"
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1858-05-12
CONGRESSIONAL,

WASHINGTON. May 4-The Senate viii meet here
after at II o'clock.
The Paraguay affair was called up to-day.
The Bill with regard to Fishing bounties was dis.
cussed and pos:ponded till Tomorrow. ,s ~.
The Bill Of Mr. johnson, Of Tennessee, with regard
to the Public Printing, was slightly amended and
passed. Sea- -
In THE HousE.-Mr. Faulkner submitted Bill to
complete the military road in Oregon. =.
The Paulding affair was called up. Mr.. Richie
made minority report, thanking him for the seiz-
ure of Walker. -ss-y. y a .-.e
Mr.. Clingman reported joint resolution abrogat-
ing the Clayton Bulwer treaty. l.. <,
Minnesota was taken up. Several motions were
made TO amend. Third rAadng Of the bill mega,
lived s-.r.y. ..3sL.y ,,s-
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1858-05-12
A Document for the Campaign.

We are preparing and shall publish soon PAM y
phlet, the object Of which will be to show that a
distribution of the public lands their proceeds
would be impracticable, inadvisabe, and unconsti
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