TO DEMOCRATIC EDITORS.
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Any gentlema of the Democratic Republican
party who is competent and willing TO sustain the
great principles for which that party is contending,
may have an opportunity of possessing himself of
the establishment of The North Carolina Stand
ard.


The Office is well found 10 materials, and has a
list Of about 1000 subscribers, supposed to be as
good as to pay, as those of ANY establishment in
the State. The job work and advertising are res
pectable.


To avoid the necessity Of any correspondence
on the subject, except such as may amount to an
acceptance Of the terms, they are herewith pub
lished.


The materials and List will be sold for s 5000
two-thrds of which must be paid III Cash, and a
Bond, with approved securities, at II months for
the remaining third, with interest from date. The
purchaser TO make up the papers to those who have
paid in advance, the number OF which Is small.


| believe the annals of our business have not al
forded an opportunity favorable to a purchaser
as the present; which will be better understood,
when II is stated that the whole amount demanded
is considerably less than the clear annual income
of the office.


If the purchaser desires to have the accounts
due the Office, with the establishment, they will be
sold at a large discount, and on accommodating
terms.


II is not perceived that the late reverses in the
fortunes of our party have decreased the subscrp-
tion list of the Standard and it may be fairly pre-
sumed that Democratic Republican paper, faith
fully conducted the seat of Government, will al
ways command generous support from our PolliI-
cal friends.


Other views and prospects, with the almost alb
solute necessity of being absent greater part of
the ensuing summer, have induced me to make
this offer.


No arrangement will be entered into with any
person. who may not be supposed acceptable to-Our
republican friends whose generous confidence aad
support have for nearly five years enjoyed, and
which confidence will never betray, in any shape
whatever.


II the sale is not consummated By the middle of
April next shall continue in the establishment.


Raleigh, JAM 26ih, 1871. L. LORlNG.