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- Nc lesn thst among the psssengers Of d

re- We learn that among the passengers o! the
Brn.h Steamer Tweed whose not In the list
of those saved were two from this State. viz John
Room from Paterson and Henry Seidenburgh, young
man in the employ Of Mr. gsnes n Joraemon Of this
city and who had gone to eloss up Mr. Js business
in Mexico. lNe"nk Ao'
" Five negro slaves were sentenced 10 De
whipped 80 lasbes each Mobile on the 9Th for erhun
ins and mutt stns the body OF . white man
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u Never was there fr0ys in Newt 0k ihsr
General Tom Thumb "a producing Thirty. aid hour
terminates bis here for ever and any persos
misses seeing him, hey beyond dispute mis. The most n
hghi1l and wonderful ght the world produced IA
performances a. the Museum comm al II O'Clock
the morning snd repeated throughout the entrs Day
and evening The Lecture Room snd other halls have bea
enlarged 80 es to accommodate all who may apply
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Business Notices .

II GrSrrxnzr's HATS, style for Spring. ls<7, via
be introduced on Wednesday, March 3by
LEARY & co Hstfers Astor House Broadway
Circulars descriptive OF our style win be FORWARDED
By addressing postpaid. NIT
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March 81 lsf7-Rssoitei, That he Democratic Wing bec
tors OF The City and Cog1ty Of NesYorf be requested 10
sssembe 10 peir respective Wards s1ch places as TIE
Ward Committee may designate, 90 Tuesday evening ne
"a inst r hsfpssT 0eiocE, 70 choose Notniosnas
COMMITTEE 10 nominate suitsbs persons for Charter off,
Gers fof thsr Wards s,d three Delegates 70 represent ne
Ward ia Convention 10 be held 81 Broadway house On
oouiusrs Democratic Whig candidate for msyor for ne
Civ and County OF New Yofk for the ensuing year and
80 An Almsbous AZ ComrnissoDer for same time
PHILLIPS PHGNIX, Chsirrnsn-
ABR'M z LAWRENCE. Asst Chairman
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vii 40. furnish u with supplies. This resolution
h--osc and vii always confer as honor"
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PmIAurIPHIA March l5-s T. N.
The mails have again failed We have nothing
South Of Augusta.
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TIE PLASEr MERCURY This planet, says our
reghbor the Courier as Etais Usis hss Tor some days
been Visible in the horizon, at evening Immediately
sRer sunset Il begins 10 disappear At seven O'Clock
The curious who wish 10 examine this celestial body
may discover 1, by the aid of telescope Of mddlins
mower in the north west near the Star in Andromeda
which Is now BY a. right ascension and - so decna
ton and nesrly half way between the stars and Of
Audromeds It Is necessary to De careful not TO con
found il with the nebuous portion Of the Constellation
which has .omswhs, the appearance OF planet The
appearance of Mercury 10 very rare phenomenon and
one of the lively regrets of German ssyan that he
should die without seeing 1t.
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NEw AHPHITHEATRE.-Iti is stated in the True
Sun that contracts on Tuesday agreed upon and
executed for the erection Of and splendid build.
Ing for Amphithestre. on the ground on Broadway
south east corner Of AnlhonysL belonging IL Ia said 10
7. : Hsmblln. and extending some " feet On Broad.
wsy. The contract was made, informed. by
Mr. Mann, one Of The propnetors Of the celebrated
equestrian troupe, which nas given the citizens Of the
United States generally such unbounded Subtraction
The builder understand 10 be the iast rsbuilSer Of
the Bowery Theatre.
II The PLUsBg NATIosAL DA0VERREIAs GAL.
LxrY on the upper corner Of Broadway saa Aurrsyst
ought to be visited By all who have for the beau
tful. The recent Improvements made In this art II
appears, are wonderful.
Y The Relief Committee Of this City acknow
edge the recep. from Hartford CT Of 100 bsss Of Corn
and three barrels Of Potatoes which have been pu, on
board the brig Boston.
Posi- OPPIcE-The boxes at the Post Office
formerly appropriated the reception Of newspapers
subjected TO ymert Of three cents each Thi
10 done IN conformity the Circular Of the Postmsstei
General bat In direct opposition TO the EaE published
Ia the Official papers That there may be doubt On
this point we cepy more the section Of the law
Isnng to this point:
SIC. IS And BE- farther rzsetsS, Thai shall cot b.
awful 10 depos IN any Oce 10 be conveyed In u.
mail Two or more letters directed 70 dfsfeot persons
closed The zane envelope or packet and every perso'
oss1ssg SHAH forfeit as san Of Isp dollars 70
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~ A. " ARLINGTON, Esq. delivers Lecture
on Self Education. IL, practcsbili,y mode and sue
cess th, evening, a, Mechanics Hall, Az Broadway
before the General Society OF Mechanics and Trades
men Mr. Arrinston ia popular lecturer and we can
assure those who may attend that their tue viii not be
misspent
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R YASXEE DOODLE for this week contains q
really besuhful picture called the Irish Emsrsnts
Dream. Il 10 csrcsture. but most admirable con
cepron happily executed We shall not sttemp, de.
crbe IL but refer readers 10 Mr. Graham who will
be exceedingly happy to exhibit IL on payment Of six.
pence We are glad to undeutsnd from paragraph in
the present number that Yankee making money and
has an overhowins exehequer long life and plenty
Of readers % him
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CORoNERs ISoUEsr.-The Coroner yestefcsy
LA an nope., AZ the house of Patrick Delsny, No %
Washington q upon the body Of Bridget Norton ~
40 years native Of Ireland The deceased srrived h
this port about months since in the ship hssmsfo
from Liverpool Verdict death by disease Of the lung
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Great Falls OF NeMse River
t4sse Important 10. Capitalists

HNHE undersigned wishing to sell his nrono,,
this place, now offers for sale the Mill Tract cOa
ated his GRIST MfELS, SAW MILLS. TAN vHm90- - S1t0-
and Store Houses &c. The Grist Mills are in md
house, sixty feet long and forty feet wide and s'
of three Corn Mills and one pair of Burr Mill StsS
forgrndiug wheat with Smutt-mili Elevators pStons
cloths, and all other fixtures for making first rt
The whole of the Geerhg and Machinery n0ur
the, Wheat Mill is entirely new, having been n~. 10
last year and althe wheels attached to the Corn p up
ICast-Iron) which were worn have been throw wills
and new ones put in their places. The Saw Mil nTOt
also nearly new, hayi ng been lately rebuilt Tba
Yard centalng upwards of tw wenty Watts, with Rar ,dh
Currying Shop, and all other fixtures and tools MILL
ry for carrying on the Tanning business The I
power at this place is immense, embracing from
foot fall of upwards of thirty feet and suic; eadt
any amount of machinery that might be desired ~ run
most extensive milling manufacturing purposeS " nS
is we'll worthy the attention of Capitalists or and
pany disposed to embark in the MIXING or Mannson.
ing business being situated Immediately in TuF TtF
growing region, and within less than four miles of ;.t
Huntsville or ForrestviHe Depot's, on the RaIiL e
CASTOR Rail Road, and 13 miles north of Raleigh S sHa
road leading to Oxford / have owned this D VII INC
ever since 1886, since which time these Mills have
been stopped by either high or low water now st oS
them for sale only because necessary to devote o
of my time TO other pursuits. will also sell with t'
property, if desired, the Tract of Land immpdst0i
adJonlng, on which situated large and comfortab
Dwelling House, with all other necessary out bons
conta ming two hundred and fifty acres. Also twoob
er Tracts in the immediate vicinity of the Falls cont
ing nearly thousand particular descrirt;
of these lands is deemed unnecessary as it is pres
no person would purchase such valuable property with
out personal view of the premises. Early apniicat
is desired, as am determined to sell.
The above property will be shown on application h
me Forrestvlle and all letters addressed to msI
that place will be promptly attended to-
+ Nov. 24ih, 1916. 629-2n
I The'WeeklY Raleigh Register, and New York Her,s
will publish two months, and forward their accounts +.
the subscriber. .s .-..- I'D N
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EdgewOrth Female Seminary.

GENHE Winter Term will open on The 18th ,f d.
u cember, and close the academic year on the lSb n
May, 1s47, with the graduation of the Senior class
Music, Drawing, and Painting, the Latin Gr.k
French. Italian, and Spanish languages, and the sever.
al branches OF science entrusted to professional, j.,
sructosof much experience, who devote all their tim,
to the Improvement of their pupils .s
The edfce and accommodations are ample for thirty
FIVE boarders most Of whom complete liberal and orp:
mental Education. These, with the daughters OF III,
principal families OF Greensboro, form classes of NOS,
convenient size in each Of the four years. into which s
prescribed course is distributed.
Good order, kind feelings, and great Improvement i,
the we'll known characteristics OF Edgeworth.
The expenses for months $75 90 for tuition
board. washing, lights, fuel &C 500 for Music $40
for Oil Painting: of superior execution $40 tor Draw.
ing, and either of the above mentioned languages $50
paid in advance, Many patrons competent 10 Judge.
have expressed their surprise that the high character
the Institution, with the limited number of pupils can
be sustained at these prices.
Letters for further information be addressed to
Gov. Morehead, the founder OF Edgeworth, or to the
Rev. Professor Morgan, the Principal.
Greensboro, N. c., Nov. 2Oth, 1916. D., 62O-6t
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NOTICE.

f1NHE citizens of Raleigh hereby invited 10 enrol
Il their names as members of FIRE COMPANY,
according TO the provisions of Act of Assembly ent-
tied An Act for the better protection of the City of
leigh from losses by fire. Persons disposed to volunteer
members of the same, will furnish the City Constable
with their before Saturday, the 18th of
ruary, ls47-on which day, if the prescribed number
forty) have not previously volunteered. draft will be
made from the whole number of citizens to supply the
deficiency. = 10 - lfI IEH
Members of the Fire Company exempted, by Act
of Assembly, from military duty, during their term o
service, except in of hostile invasion. -. #-
.'-.'-' - WILLIAM D. HAYWOOD,
. .. .. r-F.. ..-s..NH- ." Intendant of Police.
Raleigh, January, 26th Is47 .,..... 6Ss-3t.l
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RUNAWAY NEGROES.

IL 1(AHA REWARD each Rap away from the
D1N1ND subscriber, living in Edgefeld District,
s. G., on the 9Th of December last, Negro men,
named oTHA. Of adark yellow color. nearly six feet
hign spare made weight about l50 lbs, with long
Large onlthe back oftone of Bs
hands, from the bite Of ahog; very straight made;
read and is very Intelligent was raised in Maryland
The other is called CA ,he was raised in Salisbu-
ry, C.; of dark brow color; spare made, weighs
about l25 lbs. about 1--WE feet 7or inches high, re-
rnarkabIy small ancles and wrists very sctive strag
ade very intelligent formerly carriage dri-
and waiting mani rather hard featured; short chin
eembiEs the negro. h4f rJffsT,t 54
There is npdoubt that the above will try to pass
as hog droyers. ''' ava" 'r"
jThe above reward will be paid for the apprehension
and lodging in Jail of each Of the above negroes if taken
within 50 miles of Ohio Pennsylvania. or Is dollars
for each, if taken and lodged elsewhere sethat the sub
scrfber can get them. =" ''t'"4' - :"
Address the subscriber at Kifks' Gross Roads Edge
field District, South Carolna.es tels.-gI ~ 10 5"
December 18th, 1916. p. -: 49,. 635-5tPl,
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NYarrenton Female Academx.

TENHE Female School in the Town of Warrenton,
Il North Carolina, under my charge and direction is
now ready for the reception Of scholars. Competent
and accomplished Teachers employed assist in the
school, to which devote the whole of my time and at
tention. As Iumor has gained extensive circulation
that the school is sectaran in its character avail N.Y.
self this opportunity TO the public TO the cod-
ry Neither is It an opposition SCHOOL, took charge
lat the request of the owners] of the regularly establish
ed Female Institution in this Town, and having done
50. no pains or expense will be spared render it in
every respect worthy of patronage beg leave refer
to my former advertisement for terms, references &c.
When desired only half the fees will be required in ad
vance, the balance at the close of the session.
D TURNER.
January %, 1s47. 6ss-st
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CnnifnI- square.

Sealed Propossais viii Be received The otfce ofthe
e6paptroier Public Accounts Hhths ist Saturday
10 May for enclosing the Capitol Squafs with a
enSe stone and iron according TO- hs plan and sPeei
fcaten hercunto suhjoHed Il and On The Gay above rs
sEfd to- the 80 pSpc g fs
Of e enclosure according to the provisions OF the act
Of the General Assemblyat its qaJ ori
YedI d91w Wma hlNS 1sec rsI "a
l;.,1,d dof the Board Of S q p, :. rs,
.Ha1n 7taha'4saA 8''' - Of Public Buildings
Raleigh. Janua.y26. 1s47. sg'lsI oael ~ i6ss-
md s9tf y, yisoFGHs 2 -
SpEcIF1oArioNs of The manner tohieh the Fence,
enclosing the Pu6te Square, ~ the cay gf RG!stgH'
on, sDkicb The STATE House is erected IS TO 1e 6n
The Fence to be built Of stone and iron; 10 have
GOOD and solid foundation Of stone, laid in strong lime
mortar ah of the earth andto come up
to the level of the earhon which IS to be erected
sod dressed stone coping, twelve and sx-
teen inches wideeach Panpe to be e sht feet wide
fhe balance of the tepce to be of cast the Pannel
POSTS to be five and half feet high, fyeinches and
half in diameter near the base and four inches and
half in diameter the top3 sbewn In the drawing
to be hollow, round. and with an ornamental top,
the stone coping to be foot high and the rails Of the
tress work each end let into the panne posts and
the top rail let into the Panne posts aso-the top rail
to be IA inches wide by Sd of annch thck-the top
Ia of the ressil work which the upright rods set
inches wide by Ss Of an inch thick; the lower
rail of all to be 2l4 inches wide by SS of an inch thick;
the uprightrods to be square, l inch in diameter
through thetep rail- and rest the upper rail olhe
tress work and let into the sockets with the edge of the
rod angle to the front with ornamental head like
that shewn in the drawing Inside OF each panneI post
there is to be an iron rod, scrog II square,
rsm the top the post, and to be firmly and
curey fastened in stone coPings There are be feen
upright rods in each panne There shalt be four large
gates fronting the four entrances ofthe State Houseo
be twelve feet wide between the gate posts the gates
to be folding gates the gate posts andhe gates 10 be
higher than the balance fence, and proportion to
the fence and on each gale post ornamental lamp
the frame of which to be of cast ron the sides to be
covered 18th isinglass The gaes in opening to turn
iron rollers running iron bars let into solid stone
the gate posts and gates to be after the pattern
the balance ofthe fences all the iron to be of cast iron
wncn pass inSrae ., posts an9 are
ltaccoring to the drawing to be in the Cromp
trollsr's Office. -. .-. .t. = .-,,. ..,.
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PRINTS ONLY.
SPRING STYLES, 1847.
LEE g. BREWSTER,

..s ..--- -.. .,-,, .rNEW-YORK, .s ~. .-......
Beg leave to inform Dealers h Dry Goods, that they have
received. and exhibiting, at THE WARE
HOUSE EXCLUSIVELY Y for Printed Calicoes, 500
CASES, comprising all the NEW SPRING STYLES, OF
British French and american Manufacture; which, in
their usual stock renders their assortment
one of the most beautiful and attractive in the cty and
having just been purchased for cash and short credit,
offered by the piece package the same terms,
at and below manufacturers prices.
Catalogues of prices Corrected daily,) placed in
the hands Of buyers. -.r -er-au I'D ..-a
Purchasers will inform themselves of the state of the
market and be well repaid for an examination, even if
they do not purchase. 81.
IT, s. B. have advantages for executng orders
for prints, which are respectfully solicited.
LEE & RRE WSTER,
A Cedar Street
January, 1S47. &-. S37-n
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Midway Academy.

This Institution is under the control of the sub
scriher who has purchased the premises, and intends
making it permanent School. 1t is miles Northeast
Of LouisbuIg, in very healthy, intelligent and moral
community, and within half mile of Church. which
there will be preaching two or three times month
Lectures on Moral and Literary subjects will be
sonally delivered Having for several years been ber-
ally patronised elsewhere. shall still myself
merit the patronage of those who wish their sons thor
oughy instructed Studenswil be prepared to enter
College, Ian advanced class, if requred for busi
ness OF any kind Cheap board can be had in highly
spectacle families. convenient to the Academy The
subscriber will take several boys at 81 per month
Tuition. Latin. Greek, and the higher Mathematical
aAd Enghsh Branches, $15 per session
Common English Branches, n 10 ss
The Spring Session will commence on the 18th Of
January next. ~ ..
Franklin Couaty, New 10, 1916. >a' 80 - 62os6t.
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Raleigh, Jan. Goth, lS4T.
State of North Carolina, Chatham county.

Superior Court OF Law, Fall Term, 1876. ....
. Hannah Mebane vs. Allen Mebane. ,ts..fr..
Petition for Divorce
II appearing to the satisfaction the Court that Allen
ebane is not inhabitant of this State 1t is
ed by the Court that Publication be made in the Raleigh
Register and North Carolina Standard published in Raj
eigh, for the space of three Months notifying the said
Defendant to appear athe next Superior Court of
to be held for the County of Chatham at the Court House
then and there to plead or aemur to the said
Petition. otherwise the will be taken pro con sso
and heard er parte. .et ac t.a b -.
Witness, John Thompson Clerk of our said Court at
Office the third Monday in September A D. 1916.
JOHN THOMPSON, C. S. C.
(Pr. adv $9.) 63s-sm
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Fifty Dollars reward.

ID ANYWAY from Raleigh, N c., the morning Of
Ia the 9Th Of January, 1877, negro woman named
N0yiah, and her daughter named Letcfia. The woman
(Marah) is between 45 and so years of slender
made. about feet inches high. thin yissge, and dark
high, well made fieshy, and large limbed, has full
fac e. and is sothfuI in her walk They took with them
several changes of clothing and hence it is impossible
desc rbe their dress The above negroes were pur
chased this city, public sale, in May. lS45. They
were sold as the property Of FRANCIS ALTHAL; and
doubt they endeavorng to make their way to Viz
ginia from which State they brought. They
ow med by Mrs WILSON, or Mrs. FIELD, of Virginia,
previous Wallhals ownership. They have relations
and acquaintancrs in Clarksvlle, and also in
Boydon The shove reward of fifty dollars will be paid
by the undersigned to any person persons who win
deliVe them in any safe Jail, so that get them.
4...z. ..' .~ = JAMES EDWARDS. Sh'G
Raleigh, January IL, 1s47. .e. 635.tE
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Raleigh, January 26th, ls47.
Notice.

Notice.
Am Monday of February Court, shall offer for sale
W at the Court House door in Raleigh, a Tract of
Land miles South west of Raleigh, containing two
hundred and seventy nine Acres, about 80 40
first rate low ground Swift Creek, adj lining -Wm
Peace, T. c. Utley. and others Any person wishing
to buy bad better the land soon may sell before
this notice 10 out.
Terms of sale favorabls; with note and security Sale
At o'clock. S. NJ. sUTLEY.
Jan. 4, IS47. -.. s 63S-2t.
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Oxford Female Academy.

EFHE ensuing term of this Institution will commeHe
4 the 18th of next January, under the supe91..,
dence Of Mr.. SAMUEL L. VEN ABLE, who has cohouIrr nd
ed the School fer several years with great success
assistants The Musical apartment will be under To-
control of accomplished and experienced Proltb n,
The Trustees have made arrangements to remG. the
Male Academy to distant part OF the Village,
commencement of the next term Terms as heeIOnJbs bs
for further information address Samuel l.: VeaJ pa'J
Principal, OF Fhos. B. Lttlejehn, President oil the
of Trustess AN
oxfori H. 9. Dee. 10, lS4e. F.s SaA-A
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EO.ri Rout

FHNHE residence of Gen. R. N. Saunders-possesson
given after the 18th of April. Persons wishing to
Rent this desirable situation, by applying to Mrs Saun-
ders myself, will be informed to the terms.
. WESLEY JONES, agent of
Cen r. M. Saunders.
Raleigh, Jan. Goth, lS4T. .t-. ''.'i - ~ " O. 6s7
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G5- we are authorized to announce
Gen MIcAJAH T. HAWKINS, as Candidate TO rep
resent the People of the Sixth Congressional Dis
trct, omposed Of the Counties OF Warren, Franklin,
Wake, Johnston, Edgecornb, Nash and Halifax in the
Honse OF Representatives of the next Congress of the
United States. =. z.,g ... ,r....G.g .s ..~..gi -
Januarys, 1s47 $50
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NORTH CAROLINA
Literary, Scientific and Military
ACADEMY,

.Arn,s and Equipments furnished by the Std"
Next Session of this Classical, English and Maih'
natica School, opens the 1st of January, with adVaI
ages unsurpassed any Preparatory School in the South
Classics. English, etc. r. GRAY.
Mathematics, Practical, En-
gineerng, Tactics, etc. S. PRESTON.
Music, Con anyIn.trument.) I: l. SOLOMON
Classical Department $2O-Englsh SIS. No charge
made for French Language, Surveying and Civil Eng,
neering. Military Tactics, Typographical Drawing and
Vocal Music.
CHRD.
We, the undersigned, Patrons and Friends Of the n.
c. Military Academy, take great pleasure in conhden!
recommending this Institution to Parents and Guardians
throughout the State. 4 Co..
Albert Smedes, W. r. Gales,
James Iredell, E. B. Freeman,
Kenneth Rayner, W. J. Hollster,
William Boylan, Peter Hines,
Thos. ]. Lemay, w. J. Clark,
w. G. Hill, D. K McKas,
Raleigh, Dec. 10, lS4e. .-'.2 OeS-%
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5as PLATING, CASTING,
GunSm thing NIenGIng sc. A.,

HENHE subscriber informs his friends and the publ,
Z n generally, that he continues TO execute all Silver
and Brass Plating of Carriage Irons, old and new and all
kinds of plating in the most neat and substantial
and at the shortest netice the old way-Castng M
Inks and Saw Mill Boxes-Gunsmithing and repairing
all kinds of flock mendins-Mendng Brass Androns
Shovels and Tongues, and Candle Sticks-and all fancy
jobs-as cheap as the times require, for Cash.
He has removed his shop TO his residence, ntN Mr.
LemayS, in the north part of the city Orders
from distance. we'll aS at home, will be hanksy
received aAd premply attended to.
WIN. Z. LEE.
Raleigh, July 1, IS45. 649.M
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MUSIC SCHOOH.

MRS. H WHITAKER will be'ptepared to give les
the Piano, to fifteen twenty young ladies' the
ensuing session which will commence Monday the
4h day of January, ard end the 4th of June Lessons
will be given every day in the week except Saturday
- December 81, 1886 a. Do - 5'..."- 635 at