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" OF GAS METERS,
NOTICE rs HsREsYYT aIf TSSS f Sy.t l., ~.
ably 70 the provisions OF the ordinance Of the Cor
Sorailon approved May IL, issp, this underrgned is
on pro ,symsnt of,hs tss Of fJ cents, TO inspect,
exsm1e test, prove, and ASCERTAIN the accuracy OF
rsEstranon OF any gas meter IN pse in thig CITY -
Ersry netsr. 1iopnd incorrect, will be condemned
and another, seslsd and marked - true, viii be
set In It's 1acs. If proved 70 be aocurase in ia
nleasul enent Of gas, will be ses.ed aoco dingly,
sne sEaln pat ~ sosition for ase.
OAcs No. t10 Seventh street, {nser Odd Fell
.svs' HALL QpcI from Q. m, to S ., m.
CHARLES W. CUNNINGHAM,
u n-E Inspector and SealeF Of Gas Meters,
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DENTISTRY.
TEETH,

M TEETH. =
efth. MINERAL fLxTE TEETH, At Is MS
Many persons can wear these teeth who Gid
eannot wear others, and no person oan wear Others
Who cannot wear these.
Persons calling az my once can be accommodated
With any style and price yf Teeth they may desire;
out 20 those who particular and wish the
oesnest, strongest, and most perfect denture that
art cap produces, the MINERAL PLATE will be
Rooms in this oity-No. SIS Pa. svenue, betvee,
tth and 10th SITS. Also, S0T Arch street, Phi sdel
phlt. 90 lS-h
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DACKAGES UNCALLED FOR AT TIE
- OFFICE OF THE
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
WAsHINarnH- n

WAsHINeros, Nov. 1s, 1854
The following packages remain on hand at this
ONCE this daV. Owners applying for any Of them
viii please say they are advertised
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Passengers forwarded TO Havre, Bremen. Rot
teTdam, Antwerp, DO at reduced through fares
buy tickets 81 low rates eeA
For further information apply at the Captains
Omoe. John 8. DALI, Agent,
1S Broadway, N, Y.
Or to z. A. HERRING, Adams EXPRESS Baiti-
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Thompson, Adj'tG w, 1
box;
}; Terwillenger, Geo, / do;
Thorp, Harry, l do;
Thompson, Lieut., l do;
Thompson, Jas. E, l do;
latham, C h, do;
D; Tombleson, N, l do,
h Camp Halan;
Totten, Gen'l, 1 do;
!; Taylor, Serg't, l parcel;
o; Tice, g L, | box;
Taylor, n, l do, LIST Mass;
Todd, Capt ] Scott, 1 do,
18th Mass;
Taite, Geo n, l valise;
TrOuts, Margaret, / tr'k;
Tooly, ID ], l do
v
|, vonlintonag, Mr., | do;
Vanvalkensberg, & Co,
do;
oiVanvleet, Gen'l, l bale;
Sannernan, Miss A nnie,
trunk
w
l;Wall & Bernard, 1 do;
Weskes, DIR A, 1 do;
}; Winfield, d, | do;
Willing, J c, 4 do;
Wilson, NJ, l keg;
}, Walt, T, I bdl,
Wright, John, 1 box, %
N Y Reg;
w elmer, NJ, I do, Is N
White a'i + HI do, I'D
e Vol;
w bite, John, G, Corpo-
raj, / pei, 4th X 1;
; Wardweil, L, 1 do, LIST
Mass;
ID, w, 1 c bag;
Willhalm, J, 1 box;
Whipple, A w, I do;
James NJ, l do;
Wilcox J s, 1 Dbl;
Nj w & Co, 1 box;
I; w eiber, DR., 1 Dbl;
Wvman, II ii, 1 box;
15thsMass;
Wordsworth, w w, Il do;
ID Wis;
w eild Capt f A, 1 do;
;; 1st Mass;
J; Watson, Major A r, 1
do; 9Th Mich;
s Woodbury., J A, 1 do;
Wild, Capt E A, Il do;
LIST Mass;
}; W iltsie, J r, 1 trunk;
Walker, Major A, 2 do;
w ash burn, Alfred, 1 do;
White, John =, 1 chest.
Y
Yonker, b l., 1 trunk.
r-Zehner, 1t H, 1 do; sd
N J Regt;
Zendle, Geo, 1 box.
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Few ts EsG~ssw, Ns.rolh, ".
h, 9sIs r.. y ne .sSs fer .si:.
iorins. - IL III ~
FSsss tAs EsSSsSssr, Ns.5sl4, VI.
They haye been tested in mere Than thsuEau.
Ftsrs As Drsssrst. St. Gsxx. Mssn.
hisGs sTs ., have been ,fGabsd th The hes.
nay have them In case OF an.attaok.
FIss tks wsssrs Il. 4. Gssstfs, CAissss, III,
We heartily endorse MIR. SIalding, ana hIs an.
nvaued CephAlio Plls.
Fs~ tks SoStksvn PsiA FSxdss, Nsv OyIsS.s, Ii,
then y0a that are .iStsa andy: a.. ss:
numerous list that has received benefits that NJ
other medicine oan produce.
FSs~ tAs 6ssats, DsSsarsrs, Issss,
an M ssSS ID s I NOV no, connect h. VA
Fse~ tAs Advertiser. Pysvlls.s, RI
effective emedy for the kesdsohe, ana ems 81 Il.
very best for that very fFessent complaint when
FTsm tie 81. LssIs Dsssserst.
"a. re lmms1es demand for the srtisls (Cspkalis
Hs~ tn ksaaeAa Tsilsy Sfss, Kaasssls, u.
We 9Fe sure that persons ssksring with ths hssx
SANE, who try them, will stick 70 tSsH.
Fsss fhs AiSSfisN. PvssSisass, l. l.
The tezhmory In their favsr Ii strsnr, frsn IL
most respectable quarters.
FSs~ fAs DsGy Moss, Nssspsrt, RI.
Cephalio Pills arc taking the Dlses Of Gil klsls,
Ffss tie CorNrsSal Bsllstia, Bostos, Mas
Said to DO very eftcacIous for the headache,
No1 tks CoswWcial, Cisesssasi, OIts,
Suffering humanity can now be relieved.
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Relator, Tw lido 81 NY;
Russell, 1t GS, lido S NJ;
Rider, II F, 1 parcel;
r, J w, I box;
Rodgers, 9 r, 1 do;
Reeser, CHI, 1 kg, 23NY;
Randall, Ga, 1 box, S C5
Ransom, Capt in, fuk.
Spear, J w, do;
Stone, DR. l. n, 1 do;
Smith, @ w, I do;
Swift, John, 1 do;
Sanders E, / do;
: Smart, A, l do;
Samstag, 3, I do;
Stevens, X q, I bundls;
Stewart, r J, 1 box;
{; Scott, A J, [ violin case;
Sheppard, T, I box;
Spear, p B, 1 do;
Smith, w g, 1 do;
Sitz, John, I do;
Somner, I do;
'tSwayze, John E, 1 do;
Switzerland, G ], kee;
Scott& Vanhorn, 10 camp
stools;
1 Sanders, Capt J, 1 box;
Slocum,C, l do. itb NY;
!; skunk, 1t F J, L do;
Ssamen, Al, | do, NYV;
Sterdevant, 6 w, l do;
Smart, J T, l do, Gen'l
Sandis' Bryce;
Stewart, s B, 1 do, LIST
DC Vols;
Soldiers, w, l do, Camp
!; Balmer;
; Santry, F, I PARCEL;
Steel, @, l box;
/, Sherman, 9 NJ, l bundle;
s, A c, 1 barrel;
Smith, DR. d, l box, 18th
/, Mass;
9, b g, 1 do;
Share, w II, l do, MIR;
, Steablin, . kegs & 1 Dbl;
Slawson, ] M, 1 box;
Skidman, r, 1 do;
Stone, Rev B w, ] do;
Scott, J, l dc;
Sickels, Gen'l, l do, 5th
Excelsior;
Sample, John w, l do.
Shoemaker B, l trunk;
e;Snow, George C, l do;
! Stewart, JB, l do,
Smith, ] ii, l valise;
Shields, p, l trunk.
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NORTHERN
CENTRAL RAILWAY.

8 CENTRAL RAfLwAY.
SUPERINTENDENT OFFICER
CALVERT STl rIoN, Baltimore. May rs, 1851
On and AFTER Sunday, May 18th, 1851, Trains on
the NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY ar
rive and depart as follows, until further NOTICE.
TRAINS NORTH.
EXPRESS st -9P, M.
HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION n r.
The 8.l5 A. NJ. train connects at Relay House
with trains on the Western MARYLAND Railroad:
q Hanover JunotiOn with Haaover and Gettsbura
Se!iroeds; 81 York with York and Wrfs htsyflle
Io.d fSI e HsrrsbpIg nth Pennsylvania Rail
VALLEY kailEGad 20 Ne, Yorl d,rsei; st Northum
al pats 81 WIoomng VALLEY and at sun6nry With
Northern Pennsylvsnia And New York
The $50 r M train makes al the above oonnec-
Railroad and the Lebanon Valley Railroad,
ines +; M train makes connections with Penn
direct connects for New York
TRAINS ARRIVE
Mai! ats 10 NJ. Express 81 1.S A, M: Harris
opIs accommodation a. as P, M.
For Tickets and information insu NJ the
Tlcket Omce, Calvert Station, Baltimore.
j. g. CLARK, Sup,t
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NOTICE TO TRAVELERs.
III I LINE
SIo fos d,N M4QGH 61 EoISE ND OLD

Leayes the lover end Of UNION DOCK, Ball
~ O'Clock r. n taking passengers and feis hi, and
eSnneotint With the RsiIrosd lines. to and from
w, WssHHnEson y; G, Philsdellhia, Neg YOrE, Bos-
wv est lmmediatey AFTER the arrival Of the Express
Train from New York and Philsd elphia-
The following il the Schedule:
from New YORK 70 Fort Monroe and back. SN
Prom Phi edelphia and naek.--.-..--.-Sie
Ennu IA trnnr and ao
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E n sSsss s w sstEssSs


Prom CSsn6siss. NY. From 8 tn street.. !.
.ExpIesa, and II Q. m.,h ., II, Is q. m, and SSs
and $50 and D. m. b,a5 D. m, -, =
sleeping carl 10 Is D. m cludsdj
foag hkeepsie trsin6. ale, Is q. M, and leo D. m
PeesskiiI train, COP m IA IS D m
Sing slug traul,e 90 m liz rs q m, and <A and
fpt - and 900 p m. m.
f''a1'i u'''''S ;. 9MIsk. B s,.n,s.ua,ss
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N Dzsz1 PHIkhnELPHIA, VIII
xsz@Ss TiM6RE R ALI SSAAb
SPRING AND SUMMER ARkANGEMENT
Trsins tor PnIade phis win leave President street
Depot aallS leIcept sundsysDas follows, VIZ:
Express Train az {, Is A.. M, Way Mail Tram NJ
SS M; Evening Mail at IS O'Clock ON SUN.
pAfSa IS Z. Nj. only. AL trains connect with
DAYS, " A VI coeui-
Freight Tram With passenger car attached
caves al r. M stopping At all Stations between
passengeIs for Delaware and the Eastern shore
81 srI AND Will lind the most peditious route by
0Ali Colofed Persons must give bond before
VIM CRAwFOpD A..
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UPROCURE YOUR TIcKErs IN

foot of CORTLAND street '
In Phi. sdelphIa, at the Compsny's once, N. W.
Depot, Broad and Prime streets
In Baltimore, on board the Steamers foot OF
Union DOCK. HUGH O'CONNER,
PASSENGER Aren't,
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Alderman, C, I do;
Adams, c n, 1 do;
Atwood, g w. 1 do;
Amsy, L r, I bale;
Anderson, J ID, ! pkg;
Averin, Col w w , l pei;
Ascherton, n, I box;
Adams, Richard, l do;
Appel, c, I do;
Asch, r, 1 do;
Amos, Jos F, 1 do.
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nNEW YORK AND ERIE RAIL
ROAD.

sxxr NEW YORK AND ERIE RAIL
ROAD.
Passenger Trans leave via Psvo-
MIA Ferry and Long Dock, from foot Of Chambers
suest, new OH, IS 1oIowe, VIE:
zoo 9, m ,EXpRESS- for Dunkirk, and Buffalo.
and principal lntermeHiete Stations.
500 Q. m MAIL. for DunkIrK. and intermediate
SLauons-Thls Train remains over night at ElmIra,
and proceeds tho next morning.
SO ~: MILK dail,, for Onsville, and inter
mS0 q: q, ACCOMMODATION, daily, for Port
Jervls, and principal Stations.
loo 2. NJ WAY, for MIddletovn, Nsvburrh,
Kirk, Buffalo, Canandai and principal Stations
The. Train Of Saturday stops ct ali Mail Tran
Stations, and runs only 20 Emirs
500 ?. M. ACCOMMODATIONS for Hornssville,
and principal Stations.
- CHAs. MINcT, Cent sup,t
NATHANIEL MARSH, Receiver
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Aiken, Lieut. E p. l pei
Arnoux, J 6, do;
Adams, F 6, 1 do;
Adams, Mrs f n, ! DO;
Adams, Charles. I do;
Andrews. 1t L II, l do;
Ahern, Thomas VI. 1 do;
Atkinson, Miss NJ, l do;
Armstrong, Geo, D do;
Adams, Col J w, 1 do;
Anderson, Gen r, I do;
Andrews, II p. l box;
Barton, Thos 3, 1 pei;
Barker, ", l do;
Ballet, 1t q w, 1 do;
Bray, A NJ, l do Co F
Sd reg't;
Black 4 skunk, 1 do;
Ballentine, w A, lido;
Brooks, n, I do;
Brice, : Lido u = n;
Bird. J 3 Miss, I do;
Blont, Mr., l do;
Black, II, 1 do;
Berg, DR. A, 1 do;
Ball, g, l do, Co H I'd
Te9't;
Baird, Capt E c, 1 do;
Biddle, John, l do;
Borg, A, 1 do, " York
Zouaves,
Berford, Capt J, do;
Bliss, Lieut., l do;
Beatty, Geo, l do;
Buxton, Capt J p, 1 do,
Excelsior Brigade;
Bradley, G w, l do;
broughton, Il r, l do;
Buck, Rev ID d, 1 box;
Brabtn, Moses, l do;
Bowler, J b, 1 do;
Bean, Henry, l do;
Bolter & Wilson, 1 do;
Bebb, NJ 9, lido;
Branderberg, F w, I do;
Boylan, Peter, 1 do;
Barker, Maj g w, 1 do;
Brown, w K L Co, 1 do;
Bellew & Co, l do;
BaIton, r :, 1 do;
Bach, ] C, do;
Bordieu, Mr., I do;
Becker, J 8, l do;
Bunnel, J II, 1 do;
Bartlett, VIM, 1 do;
Butterheld, Mai. 1 do;
Boone, ID E II, 1 do;
Brenstoadt, L, 1 do,
Burnes, Geo, 1 do;
Baker, w, l do;
Banks, J r Il Co, I do;
Benedict, LtCol L, I do;
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FrsSs tAs Dt,sssrst, Sc. Clsxd, MSsn.
Eyou ara. or have boon troubled v ith the head
sche, gend Tor box, (CeRhkIc Pills 20 that ys
nay have them In case OF ATTACK.
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II FRENCH q RlCHSrEIN
IlAyE lust received fresh supply of Note Pa
veloPee 70 match Also, Flag Paper OF eli kinds,
With thar. and vlth1 p Aot5oes; Envsoles 70 match.
large assortment of Stationery.
New York Papers received daily; Papers from
fFfRENcH q RIcHsTEIN,
"se tTs panu auauna
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NEW hs.Sk TSsSk kkEE SAEkSS AND
ALBAN lh, TROY, N99BTHH AMP VEST.

ALBANIA IT kNXRf' NU0HTH APP WEST.
Commencing Monday, May 9th, 1851.
For Abany-noo .. m. fast express train from
For Dover Plains-<eo ,. m. stopping at White
Plains and stations north TO Dover Dlains-from
18th street station.
lThis train vii run to Millsrton svsrr ssturda,
evening"
hons north Of Fordhsm from 18th street ststion.
For w hite Piains-2-S0, <l0 and 500 ,. m stop
Pie et 81 stations from 18th street station.
FOR w Mite flAins-6:ib P. N. stop ping 1t eli sta
IONS from w hite street station.
For Williams Bridge-70, ll:l5 o. m. and s:So y.
m stopping at all stations from nth street stafion
- Returning viii leave
Aloany.9ao q. m. last express train. ~.
Dover Plsips-6:D Q. m. (This tram leaves Mn
leTton even Monday morning 1t q. M
G52ton F.lls-5g m
Williams Bridge-s:Se, $500 0. m. Zoo D. m
SUNDAY trains VIII leave eth Avenue corner zad
street, tor Central Park, Yorkville, Harlem and
800 p. m. JOHN BURCHILL, Asst. Sup't.
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herman w, i do,
Gleason, E, p, I do;
Gardner, 8, 1 do; e
Glynn, Martin, lido;
Gaskins d A, 1 do;
Ffanet, Clement 1 do:
Gilman, E, 1 do;
Glending Mary NJ, 1 do;
Graham, c B, 1 do;
Grammer, G 8, 1 do;
GatIman, II 3, I do,
Gsutier. G., l box;
Cove, J A, | pkg;
Graw, H, 1 do;
Given, Rev X, 1 do;
Gregory, 3 c, 1 do;
Greensberger, I do;
Gilbert, ID l., I box;
Green, w C, 1 do;
Gutfman, d, 1 do;
Harris, DR. James I pei;
Harris, NJ B I pei;
Hopkins, Surg 8 1 pei;
He'll, Henry 1 pei;
Hughes, Pat l pei, Col
Young's regiment;
Hayes, H E 1 pei;
Herman & Lahm, 1 pei;
Hurtate, Joseph 1 pei;
Hamilton, Alex I pei, In
dependent 6;
Houghton, F NJ l pei;
Hodges, II w 1 pei, 17th
Mass regt;
Hale, J w / pei;
Hsscall, Capt H A l pei;
Hutton. Miss E l pei;
Hinton & Teel, I pei;
Harma, J C l pei;
Hubbard, C Pl pei;
Hagen, b F I pei, 32d
regt " Y vol;
Herb, Jacob l pei;
Hill, w C l pei;
Hannah, Robert I pei;
Hinchman, 1t HIS 1pcl;
Hands, John 8 l pei;
Holmes, Thomas / pei;
hswthora, James / pei;
Hathaway, ID c / pei,
Sth Mass;
Houser, w 1 pei;
Hammerstein, Maj lpcl;
Hickox. B | pei;
Heisberg, Capt, 1 pkg
6th N Y;
Hawley,J p lpcl, I'd cav;
H.intLelman, Gen l pei
Human, John l box;
Harper, Mrs Sarah l box;
Hopkins, J n 1 basket;
hill, 1t & Crosby l box;
Hughes, < | pkg;
Hswley, w " 1 pkg;
Hackett, K I box;
Hilton, James l box ex;
Hammond, c w l do,
18th Mass;
Hathaway, or Jas Nc.
Vey, l do, Ind MVol;
Hoffman, Z l do
Harris L CT
Innes, Co! C n, l pei;
Irwin, Mrs, | do;
lglehart, John, l c bag;
Issacks, L T., | do;
Irwin, Or c X, l box;
yutt, John J, I pei;
Joy, Lieut. w =, do,
Van Aliens cavalry;
Johnson, J, 1 do;
Johnston, r, / do;
Johns, H W, 1 do;
Jones, e VI s, do;
Jones, J J l do;
jordan, w H, / do, LIST
ID c regt /;
Jacobs, A B, I do, 5th
Pa regt ;
johnson, 1t G X, 1 box;
Kelley, Lizzie, 1 pei;
Karster, Martin, 1 do
29'h N Y regt;
Kelley, NJ, 2 do;
KeesIrman, ~ m, ] do;
Kennedy, Hon A, 1 do;
Kunemund, n, | do;
Kirby, Cspt, 1 do;
Kline, Benz, I do;
kittle, Capt f G, I do
camp Shales;
Knowles, Fred'k, 1 do;
Knap, Geo w, do;
King, Major H l., I do;
Kalpc:i, Peter, I bdl;
karsner, c w, 1 bale;
Kennardy,.L, 2 bales;
Kelly, D J, l bdl;
Kable, E, l bale;
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fYs@ hs EsGmtsw, Ns.foIh, ",
Ceehalio Pills acoom1lIsh the op,eo, for vsie.
they were made, VIZ: Care Of Esadaohe In al il.
forms,
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We onl k ,s4 ..s lSs THSNKs
TRAVELLING TRUNKS 70 Be- found inssz
ms clty, oomprlsing pest sole Leather ~
.Ices, Carpet Bags, &o- which we are now ssling
WALL. sSEpAENs 4 90.
0H &Sv Penn. ayaa1os
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-02

Fss fAs AiSsvtisr. PrssSisass, Il. I,
The testimony In their hvsr II strsnK, frsn ths
most EDoctable quarters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-02

Ness fhs DsiIy Ness, Nssspsrf, Il. L.
Cephalio Fills arc taking the plses of al klxls.
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EsS As SoxtkSn Psfk Nxdss, NsS OrIsass, L.
TJ thorn you that are Afflicted, snd'ss ara suI
numerous list that has received bsusfts thnt ~
other medicine oan produce,
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-02-06
RALEIGH: SATURDAY, FEB. 2, Isdl
Mass Meeting in Wake County.

Mass Meeting in Wake C0untys
We publish below call for Mass Meeting of the,
citizens of Wake County, to be held at the Court
House in this City, on Saturday the 9th instant to
nominate three candidates to represent the County
in the approaching State Copventon.
The object of this meeting is to unite and concen-
trate the strength of the Union against the
cessonists. 1t is not to be Convention, but mass
meeting composed of citizens Of both the old politi
cal organizations who opposed to secession and
disunion Party spirit and party organization ought
not to be thought of in such crisis Let US dis
card party, and rally for the country Let the peo
pie select their best their abest and their strong
est men to represent them and while in such con-
test no one dispute the right of any one to de-
clare himself candidate and to appear before
his fellow citizens for their suffrages yet this meet
ing has been called the best that could be
employed to unite and concentrate the friends Of the
Union according to the Constitution. We trust that
the meeting will be largely attended Let every
Union man be present. Let us unite as one man.
Union:-
"CoNsTIrUTIosAL UNION MASS MEETNG.-A Mass
Meeting of the citizens of Wake County, who are in
favor of maintaining the Constitution and the Union
of the States and opposed to present secession and
disunon, will be held at the Court House, in this
City, on Saturday, 9Th inst, for the purpose Of
nominating three candidates to represent this Coun
ty in the State Convention.
The present momentous crisis warrants the be-
lief that it will be the largest meeting ever held in
the County,"
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-02-06
RALEIGH. N. c., WED
;. . 2 - :
The Hinxliah HOrgan.

The Hinglish Horgan Of to-day assails and abuses
US because, in the performance of our duty 70 the
people, we thought proper to dissent from the dis
union sentiments of Gov. Ells's message. What
we stated in November last every one perceives now
to be true, to-wit that Coz. Ellis is disuniensst
Even the State Journal with all its mendacity, does
not deny the fact.
We have the proof that Governor Ellis was active
in starting the State .1ournal-that he has aided it
in various respects-and that he now controls it
1t abuses US because he orders it to do SO. The
miserable Hinglshman who nominally edits it. i'm
peaches our motives and maligns US. He does so
because he is ordered to do SO. His paper of the
10th January contained personal article about the
Editor of this paper which stamps the writer Of the
article, and those who endorse the article, as un-
speaka5ly Infamous. IfGov. Ellis endorses that ar
ticle he is an infamous man. The man who wrote
1.-THE man who published it is infamous, and far
below the level of humanity.
We now give Gov. Ellis notice, once for all, that
if he continues his attacks through the State
Journal, We will thoroughly expose him. We con-
tent ourself to-day with stating only one fact:
During the last summer Gov. Ellis deliberately
broke his oord by taking from us the printing Of
Prof Emmon's Reports, we having contracted with
him through our agent Mr.. Wilson, to do the work.
Still We labored to secure his election and voted for
him.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-02-06
Reaction at the North.

Among the many evidences of returning sense
OF justice at the North, we may state that an abo
ton convention at Syracuse, New York. was broken
up by the citizens on Monday last and that the
citetnent against tho aboitionsts was intense. Pa
trotlc resolutions were adopted BY the citizens by
reclamation, two of which are as follows:
:" liesolsed, That We hereby tender and accord to
our Southern brethren all their constitutional rights
both in the States and in the Territories. I'D
Rsaoloed, That in memory Of the past, we will
use our best endeayors and all honorable means of
securing happiness and prosperity for ourselves and
our posterty, and firmly believing in the capabili-
ties of man for selfgoyernment we hope that the
sunshine will soon, in undimmed splendor, break
through the clouds that now hang darkly over us,
and that our national flag, envelop, ing in its capa
sious folds the palmetto and all other State flags for
protection, will be greeted with applause in all por
tions nf the Union and that that beautiful national
air, the "Snr Spangled Banner.' will again and
again DO sung BY a joyful and happy people, with
emotions Of pride and pleasure, from every hill top
and savannah, from every mountain, plain and val
ley Of our beloved country"
Let US be watchful, patient, and hopeful. The
lights of concord of justice, and reconciliation are
streaming along the Northern heavens "Neycr
despair Of the Republic!"
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-02-06

The following startling and highly infiammatory
telegram affords the late and later and latest
from our irritated little Sis" Special and direct
through line and only line, ahead of time:
"CHARLEsroN, Supper time, Feb, 4th, A. D., 1861.
All the babies in the entire South are in arms,
and many in this city are now employed at the
breast-works."
"7wo and Ons-haIf Minutes Latsr-Hundreds
of the nobest women Of South Carolina are behind
the breast-works and they boldly express their de-
termination to remain there"
"Later -7hree-quarters Of Ninute.-A
number of young ladies were in arms during the
greater part of last evening" and many more are
extremely anxious to follow the selfsacrfeing ex-
ample of their sisters. Shame on the young men"
"One-quarter Of Minute Later.-We have
learned from reliable source, that the study of
military tactics will be introduced into the female
schools Of this State Immediately, as the spirited
girls declare their willingness to take charge Of the
South Carolina infantry which is yet to be raised
"a report from the interior says the negroes
wear drilling, but it needs confirmation. Every
body is in blaze Of enthusiasm, and the gas com
pany has suspended in consequence" 80 Z. -
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-02-06

Secretary Dirs INSTRUCTIONS to tho Rerenae Strrice
He Denounces the Seszure Of the Marine Hospital
by tho LouisiGna Troops. 80
WASHINGTON, January 2s.-Secretary Dix has
instructed the Commanders of the Revenue Cutters
on Southern stations if attacked to mako the best
defence in their power, and if they are assailed by
superior force to their vessels ashore and blow
them up.
He has also written letter to the Collector Of
New Orleans to apply to the Governor Of Louisiana
to revoke the act Of seizing the Government Hosp
tai and ordering 250 patients to be removed in order
that the building might be occupied barracks by
the State troops He denounces it as an act Of out
rageous barbarity-dwgraceul to anv age or country