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New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-04

GUNS, PISTOLS AND RIFLES.
Io-ts Gan and Rle IL rre Percussion Caps and Pills
Powder Fihsks and Shot Be, Cones and WFenches, hts
Rods. Worms, &c. &c. foI sale il quantity, BY
HY 4. w. SPIES s CO. us Pe:Itttiest.
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n~rn STEAMSHIP FOR NEw.o iLEANS.

,a-r, STEAMSHIP FOR NEWO iLEANS,
sdirect-Io .ail positively the Ism ,jci.bef
S~s The spenIld steamship Ai4ABAh \. Capt
Horny Tlndle. ,I IONS tuEien. vi! % De
spntched punctuaiy n above
h n ana powerful snip very recently had thorough
oyefhsrg has been newly coprerei and supplied with set
of boilers made The ci;y 81 Me-. f"N, Sae = n eve
~ WY caicunteG to comfort cabin scond cabin and
-erace passengers. These Ubou; proceeding 10 the hbe
should ;hr acr"Tinu,s tens and ,eute f''th' "n-
lrs apply on board. o:to W s ]. 7. rArSCOIT T.
- IS South street. Maiden 1ne'.
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Memoranda.
Hinnsters, &C.

The ye..s reported a sailed Tuesday. are al anchor
the Ou.h Yves; Spit dela ned by adverse wlnds
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-. nGAErs ~ GNENr ERrrALN ND


<=-r&,e.a;.. IRELAND Persons renting money 20 tho
's I IL 4 old country can procure lmis OF ne ,GS
tiber> for amount payable On demand
throughout England. ireland Scotland and Wales. without
any otercharee Whatever II the following PAGES.
VIZ:
In England The National and Provincial Bank OF Ene
land Ale>s Jas. Bu Son Cn Bankers. lonton MessS
J. Banned Il Co Exchange and Discount Bank, Llycrpool-
Yorkshire Lancaster, birmingham, Lancashire, Bury ard
Union Banking C0mppne and branches IN H the cities and
town. throughout England aad Wales
IN irsiard the Provincial! Back OF Ireland and National
Bank of iceland, in all The post towns thronshogt. NJ,
In ScD1nd the National Bank p Scotland, Eastern Bank
orcound GTeenock Banking Company uud branches al!
he principal cities and towns throughout Scotland.
Persons re.ldng country and wishing TO send Noney
TO er may leinE done satisfactorily on ihtt
renting the they wish sent with the name nnd adj
dress the party for whom It is intended diat "fhe
anount will then he forwarded by first steamer. ana receipt
for the same remtted by mail.
The Royal Mail Seamer - Acadia leaves Boston on
10Th October. by which a drafts cru be otwar"t or by mo
sailing packets from New York the s 9TH !th lbth .st
and 10Th OF each month"; 80
For farther particulars. apply .lclte.S ncsl paidlo
nS corne: Maiden lans.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-04

- Fox SALE-A FAlihl ccnialGns seventy acre, OF
5fa choice Land IN Z good state OF cutivaiinn. situated
fiE IN the town al Cornwall Orange County r. Y. III
iH of the Nori RIVER half nie from The VILLAGE M Of
Farm Is IA good substantial and well finished dwelling h"N
with the necessary cuI-6uings and greet variety oi excr
lr I lis locnt ald other advantages hcnc III the VI
cnty of good schools nrd churches render anseeru 'ers
desirable property. Title lndispuabe and terms acc"mn.2
dating For further particulars lnqlre ut S0 Tls ST. ~
T. tiiy of OF T. r. HURCHARD on the premises
The above Farm within ioui hours sail OF New fork "
a., ' 81 i'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-04

. GOOD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FACIOkt
a FOR SAlE-lhe subscriber WISHES 10 SCI nall ., The
hole of hs Factory pleasantly situated On ne
M . n sccesstu operation anl produces eighty yaids Of
pro1d Ciah per tay. The water power * Gn,ing ua ~
he ::yle Of Cloths made be sen ct aieS Coin 5Ila
s,i FINGERS ort IafAut phlads 2hia There's Ma
cnie shop few rods distant where all kinds Of AschlnsIy
% .naJe sud required Possession gven urneGely o. a.
,oot es desired acr PARTICULAR, narT- oi . D. he'
~ III il,I,Id Il SEPT i5th lai GEO G. Kellogg.
1Ea subscriber Will furnish his patent Itaeie ana si
Wool Picker short notice and recSonab- 'erns also
~. latest and mos approved style ot Caring dGd SPINNING
''JEq''' ss IS,s 'u4- - O''''' GEO c. KELLOGG
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-04
SCHOOLS.

ENRENCH LANGIAGE AND Mus!CIAloIs Mao Madame anG
4 and Madlle GAUVAIN have resumed tnef Claises ana
Private Lesson, for the season. The French taught through
Asnescus Ora System exclusively used by Mr Gauynn "f
these fifteen yca past The Pane GutuT nnd Singing ako
fought the approved principles. The frsnS Ian
gunae usually spoken the family. Apply at ~ Bnsd
%, ~,
fpERru AMBOY EMlNARY-Scien,ifc. Mathematical
and Classcn The winter session Ul 70 weeks VIII com
rnence on Monday Nov. 4h. The Of instruction
thorough md practical. Cctnrs. with tesin0nlas aiu T
letenceS. may e mad o john = T or, Bck ChnGh hmrei
orol ,e Principals = y W,nDI}hiiit5G.tt;' W, li,t.iiGt
SO = q. NcODbhl't"
pEOoKlYN CLASSICAL. AND ~ ENGLISH A ASELECI Lei
y Stii nl No. 55 Hicks street his School VIII reopen
with lis End Session or MONDAY, 4rd of Se:emoer hof
ousn Instruction aud substantial progress secured c'eTece
10 paDns CiGsuar> with Und 1er information may
il, ,l,t1ius., of tle Prncipal nuSD u
S,tToOiAn eligible iocat,oa and moderate Is -
~ broadway. cor. HicerkeT. - ln
F,lNSSlCni. AND ENtLiSH BOARDING. SCHOOL.
Y ut MlDDI4EiOWN. Conu.-D. II. CHASE. A. Nj,
Pnacipui Catalogues u Aakc, street, N. Y. auh I'm
I,pANISH LANGUAGE taught by J. Sober, Professor
- the Cuy University and the Rutgers Female Institute npni
ms New Method c1Inprehened III Grammar. pricc slc.
Irrlaiu price ID aud Il Spanish GUIDE Tor Conversation
aud t'onimece. prce Is. Residence Is Murray street.
au2I 3tuw 5wt
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-04

es-.Aa. CUjaCa BELLS AND TOWN CLOCHS -
2 ~ : The subs.rner. who WIS tFsnied Diploma ~
> re Nav Work State FAIRS Gt ls4l md lsi5 ior ;h-
- best toned Church Bel and Silver Ne!a! Tor
tne uest Bel. and D:ppuia or Town Ci1fS, ethi-
;.s NJ t r American institute October .nSi,
m NJ kis 70 inIry At tvcst Trog New York. !
sh Bells OF rom ~ to 400 ba. lne of the hest InGtea md
Va ared 10 stand md tnae pleasesten. them
sIve Cast IRON Yoke, with hoyeroe Arms. ne Increasing
igma8d Tor his Bells the best evidence that DC gwen u
thar a.celence DferI een rece1Eed from the CfsataI
nd almost al the atss and about 40 have been nshei 10
different places the stae 0l New rem his Foundry
Town Clock. ieysiog aud Surveying unenI, -opper
a. ,nis Sro ANDREW MENEELY.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-04

IL TO cAPiTiI.lSI'S.-1h- saluda Company oilers
~ inr sale Their valuable Cotton tac,sry. ~
iB The n.nn building OF fine granite sO iee long ny
80. cutnins stories and There two Water
Wheels each Is feet long and !: eet III amcer win 10 iett
aL nd ,n 1h- Picker house u granite, - ny ~ iset ne
szs hose ard Dying Rouse wood The Machine shop
contains all necessary tools for hdne and tcparns mGc n
looms s. ;h.o les containing 5l3 spindles: tlln: frames
34 Spndc' 2mues containing euch VJ spnI.s,
raeis &c tsc complete; dressing frames and wnrPHr-
There nre Dwellings tOI ;he accommodation ol ~ nnt'
Two hundred 81 and less yins or ea rh SIDE ui
Sa,.ta fiver including the Fas owned 10y the tcmpany
The Jpatrr ,O,rer IS sa fce5t jor 100000 Spindes
The Selia Factory situated three mics from o!unbn
where Terminates the branch o the South Caions Khi
roads perfectly healthy and surrounded by un extensive pro
ysnn country Columbia affords cotton market where th
I, atg,s car be hnd nj every The facilities and
cuyan,age tins establishment make an object o nie!e''
to aptsi will be offered or sre until lst i.ecerber on
c,c Of one two three and four with interest anu
a. - ' b " FISHER Agent. s!l 3awtDl-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-04
READ
WHAT scARPAs ACOUSTIC OIL Has DONE

F;NHE c6e7- = cue e7'T 91'I1I''-' " ~ 7'-V' j
Frofa the Albany Daily. Knick;erbocksl ,s,,
This il 10 certify that Willard enks, proprietor OF the
Wes, Troy Fychn1ce Hotel having been afflicted with deaf
nos IN one IN, n the twenty yeafs, Gnd N me 4Aef uf
loufs r. md alter trying various remedies wiaou n
provin. my hearing ie least. was INDUCED !" ty Scai
ionunnrI Acoustic Oil for oi deafness. and IL WIN
great qualification am enabled TO state that 1t mas perfectly
lo vEc for information relation 20 my case ~ ny pace
IN Woe; Troy. WILLIAM 's-!'Ne'
{~ Ppare, by 4. BELL; and sold whnlesne ana eta;
lv \ Il 4 H. SANDS, Druggists. No. ~ Futons street -"
j,,cci,v,v. and - Ersl Broadway 30 In
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-04

CooARrING. SGHOOL-I:.yyNG lNSJI1UTE. 1auy
ID towu. y y-Wli.i.IAsi 7. LHuN. \. n. "ancpgL
Wist.r c>s,cn commence first @. Aoycnbe 10 those %lo
s,Tc 10 place ss Boar hog Schn nc advantages oiier
cd ~ Institution u.e toheyd equal a"' superior - any
II has been In successful -n years "catl1n ne
shul and suhau>. conve'fn' OF qeceIs ii2n nc Guy
Ihr nd fee cumuodio, ana conio -: ch" pay sf"u'
ample aud disconnected from the village he ort5ne,t
efficient but mild. resembling that u well iIsgultt-d Ih
gn nmy and no Day -SchOHTs received - cOunIslS
the n iusiy influence oi tcuItlg trdiHsHs.
The system OfilStractiOn is designed pot Fs CIV
on pcrlet the pupil the branches studied 1C. 10 Gsv,up
and instruct Judgment. to vg.hi.a 30. unissrrdnf ~
.nn the hgtts and give moral aud useful direction ''
Fuyter particulars including Catalogue Of S.udeads oYia-
0 of patrons. &c Will be tuuud ~ TIE cIrcui ''
this veal tad upphcaton At the si;u'c or ~ ie
Rock SoleS Bartlett. aud Nesr Aser House RroadNf
on whence o parcels 3e forwarded daiy To the tns'
tu,e Eaynu. 70 Bow-ry.
Reference By permission. the following distinguished
eentc.nen:
DANIEL Webster.
Hon Cuban &. NetpHuck
Capt AieN Shdel Mackenzie.
Nathaniel Il Holmes. Esq. fatDtown.
I.heder, Cook. jr. Esq.
Wn. Cullen BRYANT Esa.
Frarci, Hall. ESQ. -,
George L. 1rlmhlc, SNcw- fofh, Cuy
j. K. Nau Rensselaer,. NJ. H.
Rev. Nathan Bangs, ID. y.
liaroc' \ Brothers. SD oWeoic
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-04

PlrcAIRs's IsLAND-The Nantucket Telsgrsl
copies from the Honolulu Friend, of May Isl, Il
following letter, which will be read "th interest
those who are familiar with the history OF the -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-04
WOODWORrn,S PLANlNG MACHINE!

- "a 4IEhRS experience. tor-tier si,h many vaiu
+ G:
.gJ5t -. !ngs.
39as 4 so planins t0ngu-,ng and gtouyeag Icin,rg.
11s.-2-,y11 ofrabbs:ting. and punne Ciapp hoGTLs
- u Application may be made the subscriber az ha
.r9 establishment "a Fo1bofp ~ Oic-. cOrEeI OF
fggta tCOraefcai and l.swseet, Boston. "neie Ma
,s5eE chimes may 10 seen, Hnd nnY information reGtiVs
t tjIA to The sa. may be pbnnCd vel ~ ~ Josiah
stig Blackwell , 10 New, YORK. ~ !. ~. Sch-Tck.
:. }Ai4i A.Dlay.
a y i.saef, of nero inquiry must b. postpaid
tGf..s. SAMUEL g. SCHENCK
NTIJs2 tnYbnfn' Mass Ann i. isi+ iyl8 3nI T5-u
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-04

FOR SALE on LEASEhe CgSn On, si!li t.il ai iiai.
Ii; with the nnc1!nery Tie 10, of lnnd Is 20 feet By
i he udqc cry ulsionlIsily bli Of 3 stone: 6; T ,a
vide TIE land s wei situated and nthet buildings may be
udyan,aseony erected upon i; The Mil n 10 oPeL,oa
aDd cau be delivered ON the 10Th lauUGy reNt when me pre-
sent len " expires. Apply Patterson. 10 Thon0s ose,s
or Mt New Yofk, To- ". +. CARY. ~ Pine st % sawii
=. COTTON FACTORY FOR SALE.-Ihe Ash
go land Factory situated IN tine town OF Sharon, Conn
FITS near Hitchcock Corner will be sold IT great bT
cTIn The property consists 0i valucb'e water power, ie1
or tn acres OF inu one dwelling house and the fGciof
hulinc in winch Is lOnms with the necessary pTepas
ton dressing frames, tools g. &c. neGfy new; ehd 4i IN
cnpe,e order )r s;nrne up The pODerlT viii he sold en-
tire or the niuchne y separately snit The purchaser ~
reduced prices and terms Persons wishing to examine
he property will ca upon Mr. hmarah i'rchcock nj iith
cock Corner; and for cfnS o sale. &c. inquire OF
!yM. Az j. 9AviEtSsS' utS' or '2rougIlsecl,se.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-04

s1,iS FOR SAlE-A very snug Farm, situated on Long
sSf Island, onlY miles from the city oi New ok. con
tanning 90 scit - OF whchls III high state oi cuvu
tnn mud good heavy ;unier good Orchards. good
Dwelling House. new Barn Gad Cow House u7d well o rN
crtn soft water near the door the purchase money
can remain bond and r1IiEoge for "nmbs, Of Yeas Fo
Grooklyn. or GAuNT 3 DERElCkoON. i5S eou'! street
New ok. 81
csS;r. IMPROVED FARMS FOR SALE-Ons near Cold
S$ spuug Long island ls0 acres. mliei from the ia'
Tns neI Weschesier Village ls9 ucrcs and miles on
Viii be eSchan:eI ioT City property. Apply 10
gi9 Jn' C. BOLiUN. 80 Greanwichsrsei.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-04

CONANT-s PATENT YEAST.-This Yeaft IS an acid
(Which beng combined in proper chemical proportions
,h an alkal the cough with caI6onic acid es
without affecting. nHy way, the 0rgAai properties ci te
fonr ard thus when baksd producing perfect bread. II
oe mol destroy the sugar houE he bread made with
MAJ be eaen not cold by oi sedensry lives and
ro.tiys habits With Gpuuy-nsy with advantage END wl
certainty relief II permanent restoration ~ health
Bread all .lGs well as pastry doughnuts fiat tcEa
snn;eputdtgs pound. sweet and seed cakes Of a!l kncs
gingerbread. and fine food Of VARIETY made o -four
or neal can be made gnt and with the above named
yeast i the directions which accompany each package OF the
same are duly observed. For sale BY -. 80
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-04

DRIVATE TUITiON.-alr. F. g. SCllAFFER, rroiess"t
OF liancur and Wnltzing. would respectfully inform c
oJcs mud Gent ot tins that hs Academy WI t"
"Wednesday October a. al his IcSdeGce No H Prince
street, near ulivan-,ircet
Scho" days and evenings Will be unae suit the conveG
euce u his Pupils.
MIR : will attend Semnaes give pIvnte lessons 10 casSe
or sin. at tho residence Of h Puplls at the Academy
and also 10 Iadias and Gentlemen vino wish 10 make up phi
E, .r. r.r nm riicnlsTs ann as a,,oye s23 3ws
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-04

. : SUiANn,' HALIe-A FAMILY BOARDING
N SCHOOL FOR BUES.-Nurber lim,t.d nj ~. Cen
italy suaed West BuoGleld. ESS. Co r. 10 ml ot
n York A, from NewRth. Terms aTOGcrGtr. $40
The drsi Session oi h', Institution will open on W ed
ncSdav yet under the immediate crrrJi the subscriber
tor ne last years rr,HcipGi o ne Bo0nasd Eng anu
IIassteal .itJasDV DAVID &. FRAME,
rTaciGai and Proprietor.
Particulars uiuhcl application the Principal ly NAL
or otherwise. ~ w
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-04
D,al. 80 o33 ,ei6 81 ,Soi.
Incren.e Of keyenne. s.. .sGO .4l3 gS.
Ne,y-Rcdrord Otl NiarIset. SEE

The market continues extremely dull ana we have no sale
oflrude m Whaeboue 10 report. except lot oi about
100 bbls Whale part w Coast at S> cts gallon. casa
have made durng the week of several hundred
hbls Winter Sperm at pfce, not made public.
mports into the United for week ending Sept S
Al Ro,ton 80 bbIs Sperm. 60 hbs Whale.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-04

e.t FOR SALE-h vauahle trac; OF Land, situated n
S5 the OF E'ookhuyen. Sqolh C9ugiy ons !Slnnd
adjoining III. Long island Ha!lroGd 81 miles from ;he
IIly OF h. York. known by the name OF iamn.riis c
containing 33 nc,r lIl oi which under cultivation. ana
hu, lttl ncfc, of atc. timber. mostly ods, lynn. whia hal
i,ie of the eniond Tbs remainder IN part nt whc Is eN
.ln i aud we'll adlptcj cutivatoul covered chisfy
yuh young sow II from Ia "a yeats staniin= II viii nj
lon, feed IN It's natural for large stock oi sheep es
nnnhs nj the yeur Then. the prem,sIS contiguous To
the Rniund an extensive bed of cnv lying WITHIN two ieet u
ihe surface suitable Tor mhklns hrcks with n the nn'eria
rsrt,rgs I'M the immediate VICINITY The buildings on the
rrsni. consist OF two small Dwelling Houses With Barns.
The ahnys property applied tor viii be sold law.
hrr .ntIe or divided nto Farns. the purchnscr
For further reformation Apply Il" JOHN A: WEEKS. ESa
"A Liberty Street Yok. Ia the subscriber, at his csI
,icnce IN AlvIe. Btuohhnyen i. l. - - .
o3 I'M. JAMES IL w LEho
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-04

~ PIECES INDIA RURBER CLOTH. Of very ;upe,,
y nor auallty pa!n au figured. d. ik pgftss. On hand
and To-; sale tie very ove prices tre Nneh0tse o.: The
Newark, a. ]. led Rubber Facinry, as Madef lans .f
or at the Factory on the inclined Pune, Newark
oc;i HUTCHINSON & RUNYUN
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-04
,pRoF. BASSErS ORAL, PRACTICAL AND GRAN;
| NAUTICAL SYSTEM OF FRENCH TAUGHT
az = 4

4 MNTTIINT. SNC
WITHOUT BOOKS AND STUDY.
PROF HASSEr about forming ms Evening Ciassts io'
the ensuing season. residence. 49, Broadway Thsne
process having been practice i these three years and bnv
IN. given full satisfaction to these pupils whose vocation and
business prevent them from studying has convinced the ~
strucior the efficacy ol hi meiod IL has been NOR
oc hy tested aud has ine sal licon Those
,vhu wish JON the different clasNe vii please To call lnle
dn,ey. us number in each cluSs wall be limited
For particulars inquire nj his residence i5J BoHdway iIs'
door IN t.fnud before = 4. NJ and alter L. NJ.
l,ysl l,yenl In IhS.Sr
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-04

Revenue Of Boston, FROM October l, 1872 10 SEP
ember 3d. 1sIs aud from October ls3 20 sept 30 ISL
Fourth ouaer 1872 S 79 81 Fourth quarter 80 LOS @ -
fini q, lss3 5s ao l3I F!nt el isi 5S5ts @ @ S
rhiId ds 3ass g3 lhlrd do estimated O.0OU ll
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-04
ialthe' PARTICULARS IpgWS W y BENEDICT Proprietcr,

25 Nassau street, or on the premises
Abo To Let the second -,o!y srs roon-a good Si
nation for portrs, and miniature psinsr Also. TWO ba
mani stores under the Bazaar which will De let reasonable 1r
he sale of rruuks Fancy Baskets. Green House Plans
Wooden Ware Store. any seneel bu,es and po>os'n
nv of s inions be had lnuedlatey II yc
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-04
Public Stock Exchange C
SECOND BOARD.

Amount of Tolls collected al the Canal Collector
Office ut Oswego from the opening OF navigation to Ser
tenbet &C. ~. -
1915. .........,..,....t. o-,s!i -
$40 40 -
The North-Carolina standard., 1844-10-23

State of North Carolina, Beaufort county.
Geo. Brown use of Charles E. Jarvis Us. Jeremiah
G.. Perkins.
Original Attachment returned to Beaufort Court OF
Pleas and Quarter Sessions, September Term,
1914. Returned levied on land and mills.
p 1T appearing that Defendant is not an inhabit-
ant Of this State: 1t is ordered by the Court that
publication be made in The North Carolina Stand
ard for six We e,s successfully, for the said Jere-
miah G. Perkins TO appear at the next term OF our
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions 10 be held for
the county of Beaufort the cour. house in Wash
ington, on the first Monday of December next,
then aud there replevy the said land and mills,
and plead, answer or demur, or judgment pro con-
fesso will be rendered against him.
Witness, Benin M. Selby, clerk Of our said Court
of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, at Office Sd Octo-
Der, 1874. 49,,
BENIN M. SELBY. elk.
Oct. 9, 1914. ($5 623) 519-6t.
The North-Carolina standard., 1844-10-23
NEW STORE.

I'm THE STORE, next door to Williams, Haywood
IL & Cos. Apothecary Store, we have opened large
and elegant assortment Of Dry goods fashionable and
and cheap comprising every article usually kept We
have also full assortment Of Shoes of every description
and quality-as we'll as Gentlemen's fine Boots Hats
and Caps, together with all kinds of Fancy Goods such
Combs, Brushes and the like. In word we have
every thing generally kept, except Groceries and
Queens Ware-If you want Cheap Goods and Great
Bargains come to see US before purchasing We know
this promise is given in every advertisement. and often
times upon very slight professions. word with you
and you shall be the judge whether do what
promise, To sell Cheap Goods we must buy them
Cheap and to give Bargains must buy Bargains and
in establishing a business in this place well
Of the strong Competition and the necessity of
selling goods cheap; but of the Firm living North,
and largely engaged in the Whole Sale and importing
Dry Goods business, were confident that, this would
give possessed by other Merchant here
We therefore unhesitangl ysay that we will sell goods
cheaper than ever before offered in this Market.
H. A. BADHAM, & CO.
Raleigh September 10, 1914. 5lsetf.
The North-Carolina standard., 1844-10-23
Attention wings and Democrats.

1UST received this day the following list Of new and
q late Publications fresh from the PyeSssx
Chronicles<of England, France, Spain and the ad-
joining Countries from the latter part of the reign Of
Edward the I'd, tothe Coronation of Henry 4h. By Sir
John Froissar The works of Lord Byron, verse and
pruseincluding his letters. Journalists. &C., new Ed-
tion.
Pleasant Memories of Pleasant Lands. BY Mrs. L. H.
Sigourney. f.s
Lives Of American Merchants, eminent for Integrity,
enterprise and public Spirit. BY the author OF the
Young Merchant.
Young Peoples Library, containing Moral, Tales,
Fairy Tales Humorous Tales Tale of the Times. Con-
sul's daughter, &C.. SC. BY the Author of Peter Par
ley.
The Poems and Ballads of Schiller translated by Sir
Edward Lytton Bulwer, Bart.
The Poems, Sacred, Passionate Humorous, OF Ma
thanie Parker Willis, in VOL Svo. Cali at the Nortn
Carolina Book Store and examine the collection For
Sale by TURNER & HuGnEo
Raleieh July 23 50S-1y.
The North-Carolina standard., 1844-10-23
-, NORTH CAROLINA
Literary, Scientific and Military
.aC.aDE.MY

4 N ACADEMY of the above denomination is now
"A open, and under the tuition OF the following gen.
tlemen:
The Classics, (full Collegiate course,) Mr. r, GRaY
Military Tactics and Mathematics, comprising Arith-
metic, Algebra, Geometry, Logarihms, Mensuration,
Trigonometry, (pane and spherica.) Surveying, Civil
Engineering, & Analytical Geometry, Mr.. O. H. BUCK,
(ate Principal of the Portsmouth Military Academy
French (Extra,) Mons. .GdILLY
Chemistry and Natural Philosophy, with full appara-
tus, } Mr.. s. ~. BOTSFORD
TERMS FOR SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS:
Classical Department, $40 90
English do. Is 90
The Cadets-a certain portion Of each day generally
occupied in idle and useless amusements, will be drill
led in all those Military exercises in similar
Institutions throughout the United States, for which
there be extra charge.
Parents who are willing to establish School of this
character we'll calculated to improve the body well
the mind of their children will be good enough to
leave their names with Mr. Gray, at the Office Of the
Register, where further particulars may be had.
September IL, 1914 516-tE
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WILL sell on reasonable terms, the whole Or para
y Of my tract of land lying in Sampson COUNTY, ona
mile and half from Faisons Depot, ,.en:ae w. r. R:
R. This tract contains 1925 acres, $50 of which u
highly valuable for working turpenne being covered
with dense growth Of hourishing pihcst BuStht chief
advantages of this land the adaptation Of the re-
mainder to the production Of and cnttun and d
facility OF getting produce to maFket a7eia abOsa
100 OF 100 acres of cleared land, which may Be renfey
for $500 per annum. The place is healthy, The water
good the houses comfortable ofnhay1 sslecf and the
farm in excellent repair. Persons wishing examinS
the premises, will call upon Mi. ireland for further
enquire Of myself at Goldsboro'
W. A WHITFIELD.
May 8. 1914. 49sW
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May 8, 1874.
Valuable situatfom for sale

NHE Subscriber wishes to sell his FARM in Chats
ham County, containing five hundred and fly
twenty miles from Raleigh sand eight from Chapel Hill
iormely owned by JOHN MoRING. and long known a9
place OF Entertanmcnt and is of the best stands
story House now building, another small House, and q
good Kitchen good Barn and Stables aud ali other
necessary OuthOuSeS. ~
Persons down the country and all others wishing tS
buy good healthy situation would do we'll to come and
examine for themselves Immediately, the Subscriber
intends TO sell the first fair opportunity, and the
West ALFRED MORINGt
Sept 27, 1874 bIS-6i