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FOR SALE A FINE YOUNG HORSE. just
from Inc country. He work. and trav- N /
sold no % or as sdapf :. Z
s9and. fTce $50. He may now be seen st Samuel |
halney Livery Staoles. 9Th street. aP 28-tf
FOB THE MAY BALLS. PARTIES, &c
Is; beautiful chenele trimmed Berthe, BreteieS.
N Mip, &o; new STYLE ornamental Head Pms. Lace
ap . Is. EH ,%1%sllRi EEls"T BIO &C.
NOTICE 70 THELADIEa -
York; 81 Bonnets FioSsrs sn Miin.T TT% a mex
y in are invited q call aud as isies
" &. 4. L. cRowS& CO.. Auct,u
aP ~ M corner 9Th street ana Pa ave.
AND STORE rS SG tETEr,,. !, to notify IN
and to Samuel Ben, No 42s and ga Pa avenue, that
subscriber, and on or before the 18th of May next
and that no othsr person authorised 10 collect the
The Store and Eix,prss ere to let. No. At Penn
as aS q cost No 3N ~ A.; r. LEyY Tr1.tee
ID Just received, a beautiful assortment Of French
Lace Mantlllas and Shawls: rich ChantIls and Plain
SIX Nhntilias. OF tie newest styles. which MI be
. IL an indebted to the ls,e firm of colIsv 4
Sears are requested TO come forward and settle
J. w. COLLEY,
aP "a 523 7th ST., 8 doors north Pa. ave
.>AMUEL,P. HOOVER has, at all times, on
hand all kinds Of ladies', Misses, and Children
CATERS. SLIPPERS, BOOTS and SHOES,
made by J. w. McCurdy & Soa. PhiladeI phia Also,
Metres French Imported, Moliere 4 Vile Shoes ;
al kinds of Gentlemen's Patent Leather and Cali
Boots and shoes, French sly les, which will sell
cheap for cash.
TRUNKS. Sole Leather. Wood and Iron Frame.
all styles and qualities, made 10 order al the short
est notice
Call at Iron Hall Boot. Shoe, and Trunk Estab
iishment, Pennsy lvania avenue, between 9th and
| 10th streets -
ap - Ivy SAM'I. p, HOOVER
% GRAND OPENING OF MANTII.LAs.
- -. Thu RSDAY, April y.
Chantiy Lace Mantillas.
French Lace Man,Illas.
French Lace Points and Shawls,
Black silk Maufillas,
| Silk and Net tcombinedD Man.ilas,
| Black and White Barge Mantillas
Alto; large assortment of new style Stella and
| N. B.-Mantllla Rooms I'd story.
| MAXWELL 4 BRO.
| PICH DRESS GOODS.-We receiye dali, ,
IA splendid assortment Of Rich DRESS GOUDS
OF the season. with general stock of 6rst-clas,
Family, Staple and Domestic Goods for families Il
| vited.
| All articles warranted as represented,
| Goods cut OF c1nnot be taken back
| III All parties indebted TO the late firm of Col
ley Sears are requested to close their accounts b,
LIST May next. The old business must be settled
apis.a. SO 18th st.. 3 doors north Sh Pa. ave.
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FURNISHED ROrMS FOR RENT-Four
u Furnished ROOMS the front House No
5Ii, on 18TH, between II and streets. Inquire with
%.
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SAMUEL; MeKENNY, SAMUEh F, Ne
3 and SARAH BERRY his wife, MAR
C CT q p and l, H iIS F.; GRAGIN his
G!N,Jr. DAVID ENGLISH. ANN NJ. MASON,
JAMES NJ. MASON. EILBECH MASON
JOHN = BERRY. HUGH CAPER ron. WILL
liam HI ,ALLEN DODGE, JOHN
BERRY, DAVID l.. SHOEMAKER, and
FRANCIS ID. SHOEMAKER, ana all others
whom this Notice of COndemnat may concern:
GU are hereby mott ed that the Hon. William NJ
Mernck, Assistant judge of the Circuit Court of
the District OF Coumhie, has this day. on my a. p!i
cation as the authorised agent of the United States
issued his warrant, directed to the Marshal of the
sad District, commanding him To summon a Jury of
eighteen god and lawful men To meet on your
iHnd called " Fox" or 10y whatsoever name or
naines the same may he called, lying in the County
OF washington IN said District If Columbia
west Of GEORGETOWN, and on the north of the ,hssa
peake and Ohio Cana, 'un Thursday the 18th day of
May next. a.8, ut u O'Clock, In the forenoon of
SAID Gay, Tor the puT ppse Of Ing and condemn
me part al said piece of land a. of an absolute
estate in perpetuIfy in the SAID United J ates for
the use OF the Wa hington Aqueduct aud asses.
ing AL da "ages which the owners thereof shall sus-
tam 10y reason of the sad United States cutting and
constructing the said WASHINGTON Aqueduc.
through said piece OF land; when and where you will
attend u to you u shall seem meet;
Captain Of Engineers, Chief Engineer
,,. 49, OF the w ashngt ton AauPduct.
washington City, April -, 1853. an q ISM
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fSRAND OPENING OF SPRING AND SIM
" MER MILLINERY,

II NOTICE.
LAYING commenced an Improvement in INV
plsce OF business, the entrance will he umbereI n
Tor fsw days; but a sale way of ingrsss with be o.
VIed ana customers wslted on % usual, but ladies'
ana those who may prefer can leave theU sorders
WIN M well d Laurence, druggists next door
would SAY to all those having open accounts with
me tnat little money at this time WOuld no ye,m
acoeSable. SAMUEL r. DRURY.'
up " next corner Pa. ey and lstb st
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TO DEALERS IN WOOD AND COAL.-Ths
u Lot adlo ming the corner of l2th ana & sfreefs
> feet front by 10 feet deep, occupied by {. NJ
Keys rs Wood and Coal n TI. 0. now for Sale or
Lease. Possession givep LIST Of Nav. Iusulre of
SAMUEL MckENNY, No. I24 Dugrt ART. n sIicet,
OeorgetoWn. ap& ST.
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Nc Ctii ~ TIE premises.
HENRY bernhard

E0R 50 L. E-A convenient NEW RRIrK
= HOUSE; eiiEibly situated, and within a few
minutes walk OF the several Department, Tb,s
property will lie sold on reasonah' /. 10 rms ss n
long credit Will be portion of the puTcbsss
'"he,' NJ, III. v. IANSDAf.E
Wood and Goa Ward, lsth 81
"P<i-lm south of Pa averna
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ERESH BEEF AND VEGETABLES FOR
TIE NAVY.
Navy AGENTS OFFICE,
Washington. Anil 81 1864

Sealed proposals will be received at this Office un
tn Thursday. the 9th day of May 1853, At noon. for
the SUPPLY OF such Quantities of Fresh Beef and
Vegetables as may be required on the Washington
station, during the hscal year, commenting on the
1859.
The Beef and Vegetables must be of good quail :
y and The best the market affords, and each art Gle
must be offered for by the pound.
Bond with approved security will be required in
one half the estimated amount of the contract and
twenty per centum in addition ill be withheld from
The amount OF each payment TO be made as collate-
raj secur for the due performance of the contract
winch will on no account be paid until 1t is full,
complied with.
Every offer made must be accompanied las dIrec-
ted IN the act OF Congress making APPROPRIATION for
the naval servlcs for 1916 z, approved 10th August.
responsible persons TO the effect that he or they un
derake that the bidder or bidders will. if his or ther
days, with god and sufficient sureties to furn sh
the articles proposed
No proposal will be considered unless accompa-
MED by such guaranty.
WILLIAM Finn.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT.-Three
uesrable Rooms To rent, on 18Th street. between
= al1 streeis No.41l q Steo.
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E'Oh SALE.-As !. the undermined iuferd Ia
Il move To the West I fer for sale M, Mace -,
us,,a on Deisware svenue, etween a-d X streets,
10 the CITY OF Washington. Do. The Lot frouts
25l feet CA said Avenue and hiss dentb oT loo fs.,
anu as improved 10y two small Brick Houses end
Stabes, together with the choicest fruit trees The
place will be sold an whole or i'm mart 10 "a, ,pto
chaseIs. For particulars call NJ the premises
ap q wv HENRY RIREHkQn
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EQRsAkE OR EXeHANGE forIMPRnyEn

k'oHt SALE OR EXCHANGE for IMPROVED
I'll fhoPERTi.-FIv and enc slxt4en,b
acrss OF LAND. with r Dwelling Iloufe contain
ilht.l rooms, a fenant House stahle aud CsTriags-
n,, VIII other cut buildings, and pump of gpd
..ateI' enclosed 10y a new and Substantial fence
49, are on the grounds also about loO bt srIng
p'n uees, ABOUT IS apple trees, cherry near and
,,na 900, aoout 5o feet well set. hearing crane
hsr.;, oImlhs an arboE, with goosebeTries straw
ao, nsspperrles, and curTantS; rose and other
,ro ing bushes; AID various shade and ornsmeUfal
,nia uaten south oi the hrst toll gate about two
d.,sH9 Hi me Centre Market. betW cen the resi-
Rockville Plank Road. " "''e' VI '"e
sna-c yNo. D.. KENDALL.
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THE LOT ABOVE REFERRED Ia rs not tie
Il Lot where g. Nj. keys's Office Is corner l.th
AMI streets hut portion ~ his ,a-d wbicb ~ -
c.mpesd to give a submit TO \ continuation "i
of rent raising.
a q KEXS
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w r. are receiving and operipy superior stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING, also, of
choice styles OF summer wear Of Cloths, Casslmeres
nestlDgs, Linen, Drills, ard Duck, Of the istest
Paris patterns for gent emen ana youths There
have never been offered IN this market such articles
OF sly and make as cannot be manufactured to or
der In this city.
WALL, STEPHENS Il CO,
ap ~ 6w '2l Va. av. between 9th and 10th sta.
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/. KEYS.

tNOR SALE.-A valuable FARM, containing 81
acres OF land, under high state OF cultivation,
situate IN Prince Georges county, Md, about sIN
niles rom washing ton. on the Queen AnHss X, I'D
ihe improvements CONSIST OF y good, coniorishe
dweili"g, with harm, hne spring. and dairy al cun
yenieDt 100 acres will be sold NJ cesred. For
further information apply 20 GEO. w. BRAY Hesl
property Agent, No. 26z oh street, between NJ aud
y streets north. an o.,
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HE "EAraHa.-The following report Of the
weather for this morning is made from tho Mor..
Telegraph limo to tho Smithsonian Institution.
The time Of observation is about o,clock . ~
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BOARDING.

BOARD IN A PRIVATE FAMILY.-A Iady
- and Gentleman or two sing Gentlemen can be
accommodated with a large front ROOM, TAD floor, }
with gas. Room handsomely furnished. No chill
dren in the house. Dinner at 3 o'clock. Please ap-
ply at 529 III street between 6ih and 18th SITS. Only
two minutes walk from this Patent Office.
ap n ST.
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A hAHE CHANCE for lawycr or other PERSON
= nasIns business az the City HaI.-For sale low
|" 3D.. Nc No 4s5sh street Inquire Of 6 10.
ha,~ DE- nesl Estate Agent. No 90 ath street
- eeh nj ana sts., or ON the premises amer 4
aP I'm
F'oh hENf.-rvo HOUSES hnllt with Al the
n"aern improvements. comforts and cnUy-eTI-
Ipn scs. One inTnlshed. Apply TO q 20. W sKaf
N .p agent, No. so 9Th street, betv cen NJ snd
apt0-lm'
kor RENT-Two ROOMS in the third .,ary
NJ. H ~ me building occupied "a an Office by G. =.
Wanaeh, and Immediately opposite the Civ Hail.
Apply TO RICHARD wALLACH, Epe
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NEM AND VERY DESIRABLE THREE.
nSSI1hh BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
ntfhIVhE "a liz The subscriber has for or,
N W.. SAFE anew aud very desirable three STOW Rfck
Nv ELLlNG HOI Sc, with large Bsck BuildinVE
contsNnlng eleven rooms, built IN the best manner
ahd furnished throughout with al the modern Ina.
povements-Eas and water, furnace range SC
20. SITUATED on north NJ street. between OH and
nun streets vest; one door east of 10th street
ie"s easy ahu lihin' date possession given.
apn-d JAS {: Mcguire,
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pICTURE CORD AND TASsELs. &c.

r Just opened q large lot Of PICTURE CORD and
BoakD PRINTS, &c. Also. a few CHOICE EN-
GKAflNGS, handsomely Y5rnsh al ard famed
For sale hJ JOHN MARkRITER,
No 4s6 18th STREET,
ap 3 doors shGYe Odd Eellnws' Hal.
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TO WHITEWASHERS
l. SOMETHING NEW
We have received superior lot of " hite sash
brushes OF various sizes. made of the best qua,ty
OF hEisfIes, fastened with copper. These brushes
Will do very much more work and IN better styIe t6an
those heretofore used. Try them.
KING K BURCHEII.
apps Corner Vermont av. and Ism 81
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LOST AND FOUND.

EOUNR:-ln Sd Omnibus In Washington CITY,
Il PORTEMONAiE, Containing money. Sup
posed to belong tn a Washington LADY. Call at 9
bfluge street, Georgetown, ID. T.. ap asst
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A TTENTION LADIES,

FOR SAl.E.-A pair of dark brown CANADIAN
Il PONIES, well matched, about ISI. n
hards high, and can travel together in 4 min IN
utes. One can trot his mile IA minutes. GA
Both of them good saddle hurses. and one an ex
lent ladies horse. Also, a double set of Harness.
and is ut TrotiIng Wagon. For further partcni airs
inquire at SIS north street, Capitol Hill before u
o CLOCK. ap26 SIS
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NOrICE.-All persons indebted to me either by
note or open account, are res peotfuy reqneste
to settle the by the LIST. or eary i'm NAV AZ
posEiDie HARMON BURNS,
48 Pa ave, bet ~ aud 9Th ats
ap GI-3t (lnte d Plan Adynl
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SHIRTS.
iITTINE SHIRTS, AND NO HUMBUG.
Any gentleman VINO wants superior Gu Shirt anC
shirt TO fl, of the best quality OF alter al re- ever,
one can testify who has tried fhem call at the cor
no sale. "
ap 22-eo IIDPKINS'S RAZAaR
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-08-14
Deep River Commission.

The commissioners appointed by the General
Government to examine the Deep River country, in
Chatham county, with view to its eligibility
site for national foundry, are now on the ground
in discharge of that duty. The commission consists
Of Capt. Charles Wilkes, S. M. Pook, DAHL B.
Martin and H. Hunt.
We have received the following letter from Prof.
Emmons, State Geologist, who is now engaged in
his laboratory in Albany, N. Y. We regret, as he
does that he was not informed of the time the COM
missioners would be here, that he might have been
with them and given them his valuable aid:
ALBANY, August 9, 1858.
Editors Of the Standard:
GENTLEMEN: I am exceedingly disappointed that
l had not have heard Of the appointment of the
commission relative to the Deep River Foundry in
season to have accompanied it to the field. sup.
posed that the matter had taken such turn during
the last days of the session. that no commission
could be appointed, and had not the least expecta-
ton of hearing more from this matter, till the next
session of Congress- if at all. l am sorry that
could not be there. I am we'll acquainted with
Commodore Wilkes, who am just now told is one
of the commission. Still l do not know that my
presence would alter the state of the question.
would like, however to be able to make my report
appear to be faithful statement Of the advantages
of the location for the purpose named proposed.
1t is now the 9th, and l am informed the commits
sioners left Washington the 4h SO can't possi-
bly, get there in season to be Of use in this matter
leave in few days for N G.
Most truly yours,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-08-14
Col. Walter l.. Steele.

It is with much pleasure that We announce the
election of COL Steele from the senatorial district of
Robson and Richmond. He carries Robson by
so4 votes, and Richmond by 40, making his whole
majority pa, and this in district heretofore regar
ded as hopelessly opposed to Democracy. For the
first time in many years Richmond county gives
Democrat majority This is the county in which
COL Steele resides, and the vote shows in what esti-
nation he is held at home The people Of the dis
trict have honored themselves in honoring such
man. At his own box he led his opponent SO votes,
while McRae beat Ellis votes.
We learn that Col. Steele denounced distribution
throughout the district as an Infamous hunbug, and
appealed to all to sustain the Democratic party, as
the only means to the rights and preserve the
honor of the South. His triumph shows that his
appeal was lot in vain; and the heavy gain for Ellis
in the same counties demonstrates the power of such
an appeal. Gen. Dockery did all he could to defeat
COL s., and has doubtless groaned in the spirit that
his efforts were so Intellectual The election of Col.
S. is Democratic gain.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-08-14
The Result.

From the returns received, more than two.thirds
:, the State, we think Judge Ellis's majority will
zach II, 600 probably more. In the Legislature
no shall have majority of from fifty to fifty five
:, ;oint ballot Where is redistribution Where
. the Reqisters candidate "a candidate forced, so
far as the Register could force him. upon the oppos
finn What does the Register think Of "Independ-
ont" gubernatorial candidates in general, and of
Mr. McRae in particulars And. especially, what
docs It think of " Independent Distribution candi-
a,,os9 Where is Venable ?-the man that was to
mil off his coat and roll up his sleeves for McRae.
Where Linn B. the special protege of the Register
and the man that swore Johnston must elect him?
"Like the baseless fabric of DREAM"
the fbrications Of the Register and the hopes of
dsoroanzers, dstrbutionists and Know. Nothing
Wing American Republican Samites, have gone
"Glimmerng through the vale Of things that were,"-
political tail, without body or head.
What are the cogtations of the Elizabeth City
Sentinel the Greensboro Patriot, the Asheville
Spectator, &c.? Will not their pale ghosts hover
around the Register Office, pointing their skinny
fingers at Mr. Syme, and utter in se2ulchral tones
the startling words, we TOLD YOU SOP"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-08-14
Radiance Lodge, Masonic Hall. {
Snow HrJ n 4 Jnlv oath 1874

WHEREAS, In the dlspensaton of an awse Providence
we the members of Radiance Lodge have been called upon
very suddenly to the loss Of esteemed and Wor
thy brothers, Richard n Forbes and Dr. Ira Scarborough
who active and worthy members of glorious In
stitutiou, therefore, t89ssss
Resokved, That while bow in humble Submissions to
the will of the great Architect Of the universe deem it
meet and proper give expression to the love and respect
b"re to brothers while living to bear testimony to
the interest with which they sustained the principles Of the
Fraternity And, although snatched from our midst by
the cold hand DEATH while in the very prime Of their
example will long be felt by the community in which they
lived, and their virtues and exceency of character
bamed in the hearts of their brethren. -s-.9e
Resolved That in obedience to that principle Of
cient and tmehonored Fraternity which bids Us "weep
with those who weep and with those who mouTn
we beg the melancholy privilege Of mingling our frs
With those of their bereaved families in this hour Of ac
tion and of offering them heartfelt sympathy in this
their bereavement a.. -s5ss.sa
Resolsed, That we the usual badge Of mourning
thirty days. - -.
Rsolced That copy Of the above preamble and resol
tions be sent to each Of the mes of departed broth
ers, also copy to the Ana<rcan Adoooate with the
quest that the Newbern and Raleigh papers please copy
r. w. BEST, >a2.-
J. WOOD, ~.
---. G. II. HARPER, I e'"'
-~~t ~: J. T. FREEMAN, essss
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so
The Reg'ster still vents its spleen Mr.. Miller.
No wonder Some little allowance should be made
for its spiteful temper 1t can't hepit The result
Of the election sgnally disastrous to its spawned
hobby and him who rode it. is enough to make one
fret and fume. But the Registes misfortunes dres-
sed off by its i'll temper, constitute for
that malevolence, under the influence of which it
would misrepresent facts to depreciate Others When
it says, "that in places where Mr.. Miller best
known his speeches told powerfully in favor of Mr..
Mckae," it is but rendering itself ridiculous. Mr..
Miller made but speech of this Congressional
d'strict-in Halifax That County voted for Ellis by
800 majority, being gain on Bragg's majority of
about 100. The friends of Mr.. McRae boosted that
they would reduce the majority in this County sew
eral hundred, yet they were beaten e81 majority,
being gain on Braggs majority Of 1856 votes!-
They were also to gain for McRae in this district up
wards OF one thousand votes, that being the fruit
they expected from the hucuean labors of Venable,
Cannady, Arlington, Linn B. & Co., but the people
were true to themselves and their ancient faith and
gave majority of over 5000 for Ellis!
Linn B., Esq.,, Dragged Justify that he himself
would be elected with all ease, and that he would
carry "his friend Duncan " through the contest in
Johnston with flying colors giving him magnificent
majority, but not only was the dashing suburban
chevalier endorsed in the conflict, aud his back
covered with wounds received in ignominious and
timely fight, but the glorious Democracy of that
County distributed defeat to his friend " to the
tune of 200 majority! +..
If the Register finds any thing in all this to justify
its spiteful depreciation Of Mr.. Miller, it is welcome.
If this is what it means by his speeches telling
powerfully in favor Of Mr.. McRae," he, "my friend
Duncan" might we'll complain of his organ, for
making such cruel sport over his misfortunes. He
has good reason to exclaim, "Save me from my
friends!"
But the Register has really discovered that Mr..
Miller was " of no force" none whatever, when he
was Wing, that all his labors worthless, and
brought defeat his party! If this be So then did
the Wing press indulge in some tall deception. But
such efforts to inure man because he would not
follow the Quxotic career of the Register and aban.
don his duty to his country at the behes of party,
will receive the condemnation they deserve at the
hands of fair minded people. The railing and wrath
of the Register will hurt one. Let it distil its
poison. The weather is hot and the elections are
against it 1t will cool off after while and become
little more charitable. Come, neighbor! get a
good-big water melon and eat it. They are cheap
and plentiful.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-08-14

Coon ADVICE D1sREaARDED.-The following ex-
tract, italics and all taken from letter written
at the National Observatory, Washington, on the
Company, upon the best time for laying the cable,
and which has happily proved to be the Gerry best:
Nevertheless, the enterprise upon which you
are engaged is an important one Good weather for
it is very desirable, nay, almost Indispensable; and
these barometic anomalies are suggestive Perhaps
until after the Goth Of july 4 thing between that
time and the 10th Of August the state Of both sea
and sir 10 usually in the most asesabe condition
possible; and that % The tjss aAisk ny jsssstao-
tions indicate as the most asorsble for layug down
:, g. ,4-s ae4ss< N. +. MAURY"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-08-14

A CoRREcrIoN.-It is with much pleasure that we
learn we were in error in CHASING the Commoners
elect from Rutherford county among the opposition.
We are informed that they are Democrats, though
they were elected over the Democratic nominees.
This was what led us into the error-an error we
take much pleasure in correcting, act Of JUS
tice to the gentlemen themselves, and gratifying
to our own feelings. - 9s9aaeass5
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Vance is elected by at least $500 votes
Miller beats Dickson in this district 231.
Caldwell beats Pearson in this county, II.
Gen. B. M. Edney is elected to the Senate in the
Buncombe district.
With the exception of the Congressional vote, the
Democrats make gains in all of the counties west Of
the Ridge as far as heard from.
Ellis gains on Braggs vote, except in this county,
Caldwell and Rutherford
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hDGEcoMBE.-The vote Of Edgecombe has hereto
lore been published at s71 for Ellis l0s for McRae
mt ne Portion of Wilson county which votes with
nagecombe was not embracedsi I'm the above calcula-
oon' We publish the correct vote in our table,
a'ih is, Ellis 400, McRae 1893.