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DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN TICKET!
FOR GOVERNOR:
HON. JNO. w. ELLIS,
OF ROWAN.

IS We shall support this ticket for
President and Wee President Oh these
c0nlitions: That the Electors aoiU cote
for the strongest man, Breckinridge or
Douglas GstAe case maybe, against Lincoln.
That is, If the cote Of this State aoiW elect
either Of them Oce1 Lincoln, or a0iU put
either Of them an the House, 1t as to be
cast accordingly. But If the cote eoiW elect
neither, nor PIT either Of them IN the
House, the Electors to cote as they please
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The Great Eastern coming to Hampton Roads.
The following Geographic despatch was received
last night about IL o'clock from Norfolk:
BARNUM's HOTEL,
Baltimore, July 81.
To Jas Segar, Old Point:
My DEAR SIR Il think can truly say that the
Great Eastern will anchor in Hampton Roads on
Sunday morning next and remain until Monday
night at which time she will proceed to Annapolis
to take in twenty Five hundred tons Of coal.
Respectfully yours,
A. DUDLEY MANN.
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ANOTHER ELEcToR.-We are rejoiced to announce
to the Democratic party and to every free Southern
statesman, this morning, that d. Men Mckay, ESQ.,,
one of the Electors upon the Bell and Everett ticket
in this district has declared his determination to sup
port John G. Breckenridge and Gen. Joseph Lane
for President and Vice President! Mr. Mckay says
no Southern man can do otherwise and perform his
duty to the "South and the nation at large" So it
will be with every true Southern man. before the
November Elections. Fay. Cdrolinidn.
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Arriral Of the Prince of Wales at St. Johns, N. f.
ST. JOHNS, N. F., July 24'-The British war ships
Hero and Ariadne, arrived here last night with the
PRINCE OF WALES on board.
The Prince landed this morning amidst royal
salute from the batteries Thousands of men, wo-
men and children crowded the wharves to witness
his debarkation. There was general display Of
flags from every prominent point in the city.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE IN
THE TOWN OF REAUFORTs

AT IL O'CLOCK ON WEDNESDAY THE sTH DAY
"A of August the subscriber will sell on the spot the
B. Outlaw deceased Its beautifully located in full view
of the Inlet and Fort Macon and also has fine view Of
Beaufort Harbor and is about mile from hessrs Fender
Pages HOTEL The Lot contains from to acres, and
has a large and commodous dwelling house on it, contain
ing rooms of good size, and smOkehouse kitchen
recently built negro house with rooms of comfortable
size barn. horse stables and carriage house There
also two very fine gardens which produce vegetables 6ue
ly and in abundance There the lota spring Of
ceent water and of the most beautiful Live Oak
groves the House. and almost completely
The yard with its shade This is most delightful summer
retreat in the hot months of june July August and Sep
tember breeze refreshing to the of health and the
invalid is almost always sweeping the water ANY
person wishing to purchase such place would do well 70
accommodating.
July q, 1850. Colt
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Brsckinridas National Committee.

WASHINGTON, July 29.-The Breckenridge Nation
al Committee here do not credit the report that Mr.
Breckenridge has written letter in favor of Union
electoral ticket in New York. They say that in a
matter of so much importance they would be appri-
sed of what had been done, &c. This committee
has expressed no opinion against Union electoral
tickets as was time reported but reserve its
opinion should it be asked for specific case, when
it may arise.
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COUNCIL OF srArE.-Ths body met on Thursday
last but up to the time of our going to press Rri
day. the proceedings have not been made public as
the business before the council has not vet been
completed vacant Judgship is to be filled We
will give an account of The proceedings in our next
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~ The Prince of Wales, heir to the throne of
Great Britain, arrived at St Johns on the 23d in
slant He will visit Washington City, and other
portions of the United States before long. Our
'oeakty pctorials will doubt re-touch some old
cuts and give US "le-like" pictures of his s-to-be
Majesty.
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July 81, 1860.
sEvENTy.FIyE NEGROES WANTED.

II DESIRE TO PURCHASE FROM FIFTY TO SEW
|. enty five LIKELY YOUNG NEGROES. of both sexes,
ranging from eight to thirty years od-such will be
saleabe the Southern Market No unsound negro want
ed will pay Richmond prices for such as want. Any
Information either in person by letter. leading to the
purchase of negroes will be thankfully received and ber
ally rewarded can be found at the Marlborough House
in Raleigh. I,,po
July 81, 1860 COIL
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MEYERS, MIRACULOUS VERMIN DE.
STnOYER, the oldest and best remedy known for Ex-
terminating RATS ond MICE, COCKR0ACHES, BUGS,
ANTS, MOSQUITOES, FEEAS, MOTHS, GRAIN
WORMS and GARDEN INSECTS.
.B- Principal Depot, 6l2 Broadway, NY.
Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
May Is, 1860. s9-w&sw3m.
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~ GEN. LANE, after spending few days in
our city and its vicinity, left here on Wednesday
last to visit Chapel Hill, where he will be the guest
of Ex-Governor SWAIN who is his cousin. Gen.
Lane was called upon by most of our citizens, and
all were pleased with him. Illness prevented the
editor of the Standard the pleasure of taking the
old hero by the hand.
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Later from California.

is in from San Francisco with dates to the 7th
Judge Terry, who was tried for killing Senator
3 Broderick in duel, has been acquitted. The wit
nesscs against him. who were delayed, it was sup
posed purposely, did not arrive, and so the case
went to the jury without evidence, and verdict of
acquittal was rendered.
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One Dan Later frow Europs.

- .-L.s O''o A0y 1btoT yfTOtu europe. - z
ST. JOINS N. F., July 24-The Canada from
Liverpool, l4th passed Cape Race last night II.
Inc Illinois arrived at southampton on the 18th.
There was but little news of interest.
Several steamers have been purchased for Carl
baldi at Liverpool. Two of them had sailed for
Sicily.
A Neapolitan corvette had deserted and gone over
to Garibaldi
Cotton was steady and breadstufs quiet-Consols
994a934
additional 6y5 the Canada.
HALIFAX, July 24.-The weather was favorable to
crops in England.
Flour dull and easier, but unchanged. Wheat
steady. Corn firm. Sugar buoyant and advanced
six pence, closing quiet and firm Coffee steady.
Rice quiet. Resin dull at As '4da4s 3D. Spirits
turpentine slightly lower.
MiscelLaneous
1t waa reported that Garibaldi's Ministry had re-
signed. -.
France asserts that Naples may offer the Consti-
tuition Of 1872 to Sicily, but England hestates.
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- The lack of editorial in this issue of the
Standard is accounted for by the fact that the editor
Is, and for several days past has been quite ILL.,
suffering from neuralgia in the face. Though not
dangerous it is very painful disease, and nothing
more completely incapactates one for mental labor
We hope he will be able to resume his duties by the
next issue
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TIE Prince of Wales in ,Ns,o F0undland

ST. JOHNS, July 22.-Addresses were presented
yesterday to the Prince, to which he graciously and
gracefully replied. He pleases the population i'm
mensely with his handsome countenance and gen.
tlemanly bearing. He takes drive to-day, and
will dine this evening at the Government House
with party
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Obi Stanbarb.
RALEIGH: SATURDAY. JULY %, 1850.
SPECIAL NorIcE-The STANDARD is conducted strictly

SPECIAL NOTICE-The STANDARD is conducted strictly
upoa the CASH sySte AH papers discontinued at the
rpiratOn of the time for sOheh they hate been paid Sub
srs scH be notified FOUR before their time is out
bra CROSS their papers, and unless the subscription
is reaecd the paper sOH be discontinued This is rule
from ar5ich there OA be Departure Hatca for the cros
marx and rsneoO your subscription.
Tfekly Standard 81 per annun, in adUa"ce
Ssa Hseky, (iHeiudiag the T Weekly during the SEES
si.nl 81 per dnnun, IN Gdsance.
~ Subscribers desiring their papers changed must
mention the Post Office from, well the to- which
they desire the change to be made.
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Douglas Ratification Meeting at Fulton, NJ z

DOuyVu0 HutYICuttOH MeeIIHg az Futt0H, ". T.
FULTON, July 21.-The people rallied en- naasse in
this place last night to ratify the nomination Of
Douglas and Johnson Three immense meetings
were held at the same time, which were addressed
by Hon. Edward Marshall, of Kentucky; Hon. San
ford L. Church. and Hon. Francis R. Spinola. The
greatest enthusiasm prevailed. After the meeting
the Douglas clubs had grand torch light procession
At least 5000 people attended the meeting.
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Morements of Mr. DouaLas.

SARATOGA, July 21.-Hon. s. A. Douglas arrived
here at two o'clock this afternoon He was received
at the depot by large number of his friends, who
with band of music, accompanied him to the Uni
te6 States Hotel, where he made a few remarks
One hundred guns were fred.
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Superior courts-FalI Circuit.

Edenton-Howard, (exchanged.)
Newbern-Bailcy.
Raleigh-Heath, (exchanged)
Orange-Saunders
Wilmington, (vacant)
Salisbury-DIck.
Mountains-Osborn.
Mr.. HOLDEN: You are authorized to say have
received Mr. Haywood's resignation as Clerk and
Master-which has been forwarded to Judge Heath
R. NJ SAUNDERS.
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AS bal APPEARED An NoRFOLK.

Col Bowdish, one of the ablest and most reliable
Democrats in this State and as such was holding
the office of Collector, at Burlington, has been
brought to the block, simply because it became
known that he entertained opinions favorable to Mr.
Douglas- Vermont Patriot
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Gov. ELLIS TO BE IN CuARLoTTE-As will be seen
by appointing ITS published to-day, Gov. Ellis will
address his felow-citizens at Monroe on Monday,
July both, and at Charlotte the next day, 31st-
We know Gov. Ellis desired to meet Mr. Pool here
to-day, but could not do so in consequence of pre-
vious appointments. Before Mr.. Pool made his
Chariot appointment, Gov. Ellis had made an APP
pointment to speak in Wilson to-day, and at Gin
ton, Sampson county, tomorrow. On Thursday he
is obliged to be in Raleigh to meet the Council of
State for the purpose of filing vacant Judgeship
So the reader will see that it was impossible for
Gov Ellis to be here to-day. But we hope the pub
lie will turn out Tuesday and hear him.
Mr. Pool, and DR.. Speed, the opposition State
Elector, both have appointments to speak here to-
day. Both will be replied to. We suppose neither
will object to reply, it is usual on such occa
sions to allow reply, the person making the ap-
pointment always opening the discussion. All we
desire is a fair discussion on both sides.
Our opposition friends it appears, are determined
to make hard effort to gain something in this
county, judging from the fact that they got Mr.. Pool
and DIR. Speed both to come here on the same day.
We hope democrats will see the necessity for active
exertion.-C Char Dem.
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Funeral of the late Joseph Gales, Esq.

WAsHNGToS, July 24th.-The funeral of the late
Joseph Gales took place to-day. The procession
the city offices bookstores and other places of bu
siness were closed.
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10 Judge HALLIBURTON, widely known as Sam
Slick, died at his home in Nova Scotia few days
ago. He was Chief Justice of the province.
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BARRY'S TRICOPHEROUS is the best and
cheapest article for dressing identifying cleansing, curl
ing, preserving and restoring the hair. Ladies' try it.
Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers.
March ID, 1850. l1-w&sw6nos.
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DOUGLAS RatifcutiOn Meeting at Mobile.

MOBILE, July PA large Douglas Ratification
Meeting was held here on Saturday night Messrs.
Soule and Forsyth addressed the meeting.
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Mean nnffnn

MACON, July 21.-The first bale of new cotton
was received here to-day from Houston county
class fair
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Total Electoral Vote,
Necessary for an election Of President,
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July27,lsso

HILLSBORO, MILITARY ACADEMY. :
VNHE NEXT TERN BEGINS AUGUST lsr.-For q
COL. C. G. TEW.
July "a, 1850. 59-2t
~ Register and Press insert twice.
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MARRIED,
ID / E ID

~ WE ARE REQUESTED TO AN.
SS MOSES A. BLEDS0E Esq,
Independent Democratic candidate for the SENATE in
Wake County
May a. 1860. 42-tf
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NOMINEES FOR THE PRESIDENCY.
NOMINEES FOR me VICE.PRESIpENCY.

ELECTORAL Workable showing the number of Elec.
ora Votes which each State will cast in the Presidential
nfl
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ENCOURAGE NORTH.CAROLINA MANU-.
FACTURES.
EeOCK ISLAND CASSIMERES-Steelm mixed, Light
Id, GRAY and Black-for Business Suits.
ROCK ISLAND JEANS-Cadet Grey and Goldmixed-
for Boys and Children
ALAMANCE PLAIDS,
PLANTATION STRIPES,
HEAVY OSNABURGS,
ROCK ISLAND KERSEYS,
~ BROWN SHEETINGS AND SHIRTINGS. :
A large supply in store which we offer on moderate
terms
MCGEE & WILLIAMS.
Raleigh, July 81, 1860 60-6t.
e9y Recorder copy.
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STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA.-
y COURT OF EQUlTY.-William A. Price against d.
W. Weathersbee ct al.
To IT. W Weathersbee:
SIn-You are hereby notified to appear at the next term
of said Court be held the last Monday ID August
naxt and Mead answer or demur to the bill of William
Prce AGAINST YOU or Judgment pro will be entered
against you and the same heard accordingly
witness, c. B. Hasse, Clerk and Master IN our said
conrt of Eonity at Office this the 10th July A. d. 1860.
0O C. B. HASSELL, c. NJ E.
July 81, 1860. pr. adv IA oo-'o
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FOR PRESIDENT:
JOHN G.. BRECKENRIDGE,
OF KENTUCKY.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
GEN. 10 LAM d,
OF OREGON.
ELECTORS
FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT

For the State at Large:
ALFRED NJ. SCALES, OF ROCKINGHAM.
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, OF WAKE.
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France asserts that Naples may offer the Consti-
tuition of 1872 to Sicily, but England hesitates.
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ONE HUNDRED SONGS FOR 25 CENTS
"THE HOME MELODIST" containing nearly 100
os the most popular Songs-Words and Music Bound In
Muslin Price 25 cents. Sent by Mail free of Postage.
Published by o. DIfS0N CO,
2f7 Washington Street, Boston.
J,Ir OF 1890 Colt.
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TO THE FRIENDS OF HOME MANUFAC-
TURES.
VNHE KINSTON SHOE FA Glory IS NOW IN sue
IL cessful operation. ORDERS for negro BROGANS
and BOOTS are solicited
j. c. CARPENTER, Agent.
Kinston, N. c., July 81, 1860. 6O-tf
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as APPEAKEU WASHINUIUN
A correspondent of the Washington Star says:
At half past nine last night meteor appeared in
the Northeast at an elevation of about ten degrees
above the horizon. 1t moved through descending
path 20 the East Northeast, and faded away in the
clouds. 1t consisted of two bodies, each as bright
as Venus when close to the earth. One followed the
other so closely as to make them appear like i'm
mense chain-shot. 1t lasted about 80 seconds and
was seen by five or six others at the same time,
each remarking its being divided into two parts.
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a GRAND v1RG1rIA D1scovrpv

0OME FOUR MONTHS SINCE, OUR ExcFI,,,.
- townsmsn, NAfaIALi ExEkiEL, Informed y. =. LENf
bad prepared . hair restorer with which he No. oas
menting upon his bead, whose top was eni;r.,
We saw him two days SINCE and the place 60 h,e a
months since fine crop of hair has sprung up viii a
orous grOwth. So convinced is Mr. EzEk1EL Of tha
cy of his discovery, that be has named it euea
ssThe Infallible Virginia Hair Restore,
Mr. E. is about going into an extensive manufactn,.
article which is destined TO prove Of anxious nteres,
bald pated friends-Foss Richmond Enquirer. D,GS
It'll, 1853. N"df
This famous article can now be had of the n,;,..
Druggists Those persons who desire fine head ~
have only to the restorer according to prineS f
lions the bottle Those who have any doubts Of a
cacy, have them removed IN short time bv us. Gu
INFALLIBLE VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORkR ~g a
that It is all that it is claimed to be. rO'na
Wholesale depot for orders, 50 Main Street.
N. EZEKIEL
RIcHHoxD, November H. lsss
l, N EZEKIEL, take oath on the Holy Bible, that H.
been bald far the past l2 years. and bave restored M,
BY using EZEKlELS VIRGINIA HAIR RESTOREpn nan
NAPHrALI EzEKm
--Js7 JOSEPH MAYO
Mayor of Richmond
For sale by ''N0'
P. F PESCUD
January 10, 1860. - B. WSs N;C
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For the Standard.


Mr.. EDITOR: In the last Standard is an article
upon the Baltimore Convention, in which is the fol-
lowing "For the present we indicate no choice be-
tween the two tickets. We await the action of the
Democratic party Of the State" "a
We do not think it will be difficult matter to
ascertain the sentiment of the party In regard to the
two tickets In September last you commented up;
on Judge Douglas Harper's Magazine essay in this
wise: 1--WE have been forced to the conclusion that
Judge Douglas is the advocate of Territorial or So
called Squatter Sovereignty. It is hardly necessary
to add that this doctrine is not to be found in the
Cincinnati, platforms and that it never meet the
approval Of the national Democracy, much less the
Democracy Of the slaveholding States
In the platform adopted by our last State Conven-
ton is resolution expressly repudiating squatter
sovereignty, as was in the platform adopted by II
States at Charleston; likewise in the resolutions
offered by Mr.. Davis in the U. s. Senate Z few
weeks ago, and for which Messrs. Bragg and Cling
Furthermore, % States were represented in whole
or in part by 1884 delegates in the Convention that
nominated Breckenridge and Lane, and only II in
whole or in part by 1914 delegates that nominated
Douglas and Fitzpatrick.
Sixteen out Of twenty Of the n G. delegation were
in the Convention that nominated Breckenridge and
Lane.
What better indications of public sentiment can
/ be desired than those have mentienedf But !
cannot doubt but in the next STANDARD will be seen
the nansso Of John G. Rreckinridge and Joseph Lsne
flying st lbs masthead s. 81; 8 49,
S e sE BLUE RIDGE -
june 50 1850
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The NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE we
hoist the ticket of the National Democratic party
For veal for woe we shall support, with all our
heart the great representative for the Presi
dency and Vice Presidency. Stephen A. Douglas, of
Illinois, and Herschel v. johnson. of Georgia. In
pursuing this course we are conscious Of the justice
of the policy, the correctness Of the purpose. and
that we are engaged in the espousa Of those prnci
pies, the maintenance Of which are the only guaran.
tees Of our present system of government
We believe the ticket of Douglas and johnson is
the representative of the National Democratic party
and that all true and loyal Democrats will support
it This ticket was nominated by National Dem
ocratic Convention in accordance with the usages Of
National Democratic Conventions, and is the only
true National ticket now before the American peo-
pie 1t has tnge Of sectionalism or that bias in
cident to personal ambition. 1t represents those
principles Of the party, upon which the National
Democracy alone have been triumphant for the last
twelve years. 1t is opposed alone at the North and
the South by sectional combinations, which ignore
principle entirely. and only seeking political
domination and the qualification Of personal hatred
and selfish ambition. Georgia Cdnf sder
Gcy.
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May %, 1850.

NOTICE.
VVlHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE HER SUM-
i MER RESIDENCE, containing 1870 acres of land,
about SO of which cleared part Of it good meadow
land, situated about miles west of Raleigh ard bali
mile south Of the N. G. Railroad. large, wel6nsh
dwelling House, with the necessary out houses: among
of Fruit Trees and well Of pure water, DC.
The above mentioned property is very desirable loca-
ton for school residence LiberaI DfS te
purchaser Persons wishing purchase referred 10
The Messrs Tucker, of Raleigh, to Heury R. Bryan
Newbern, N. C. -.
The above property will be sold at auction the Sd
SARAH F. B. CARRAWAY.
March Q, 1850. l8-w&sw6mos.
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CITY PROPERTY IN MARKET.

CITY PROPERTY IN MARKET.
II OFFER FOR SALE LOT IN THE WESTERN
Il Ward Of the City of Raleigh containing about "
acres near Burns Foundry and but short distance from
the Depot of the N. G. Railroad. Ueh lot is arre
shsp 100 by "a feet, built for the purp manucturnr
cars, carriages, &C. The situation is excellent one l
three good building lots The shop materials are all sound
and will afford lumber enough to build large dwelling
or two or three small cottages propose sell the sbu
it, running back to the Raleigh 4 CASTOR Railroad
If preferred will sell the entire lot of about two scr
which is good Dwelling, with six rooms, and all De
cessary Out.houses There is well of excellent water
the yard. The garden is Of the best in the City, and
there is variety of choice fruit trees shrubbery &c.
the premises.
This property If not sold in three months will be with
drawn from market Apply to me at the Standard Office
FRANK l. WILSON
May %, 1850. 4l-8m.
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ST. MARY's SCHOOL,

ST. QARY'S SCHOOL,
RALEIeR, N. G,
Right Rev. THOMAS ATKINSON, d. D., Visitor.
Rev. ALBERT SMEDES, D. D., Rector.
Rev. FREDERICK FITZGERALD, A. NJ, Assistant
TIME THIRTY.SEvENTH TERN OF THIS SCHOOL
II will commence on the 9Th Of July. For circular
containing full particulars address the Rector. j.,
June %, 1850. M-M
~ Register Fayetteville Observer Newbern Progres;
Washington Dispatch. Elz City Pioneer Norfolk Herald
Press Petersburg, Va insert TO the amount Of g. ODD
send their bills to DR.. Smedes
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J. III. HORNER,S
Classical AID Mathematical School,
OXFORD, n. C.
THE NEXT SESSION OPENS THE SECOND Mon
IL DAY IN JULY. gs=s
June !, 1850. 23-w6tt