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4 MERICAN DRAMATIC Fund ASSOC ! !,

ArION-Presidcn, y G. CttoT. E-os rr.,'s--. 10 4.
Sehhins john Mckecf. Prescott fla, W. Z. err.u.
Thomas ; Hambin The second Annual Festival Belrl,
In ad OF The funds OF the above benevolent institution Vii Be
given at the Aston psce Opera House on TUESDAY EVE
MING Jan iG50-the srani,ous u that establishment
and IT, splendid appon having been literally rendered
BY the lessee. Max Maretzekwhen will be represented
Shaksperean Comedy cast the Of The talent prU
duceabe the period together with Grand Musical In
irranmen' supported by al the available vocal ard insr
mental talent IN the CITY and avorite Farce. saucuNs
Will be given in future bills.
NB-The prices viii be-Bor and Prquet tickets q :
Auphiihesfer 50 cents. which BE- hsd At the Box
Ocss the several Theacrs IT any Of The Distributing
Commee whose Will be duly announced. djl lhs
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DIR. 4. TURNER,

ATE or BUFFALO. n Y. osers bic services % al
/ Ifko-e srcsed with nt2muztDry and chronic rheums-
rsna ia xhIch cure 10 wsrranei o. par asked WI
- round a. 70 Corriards - between e hours % AN snc
n or address Ies Nsrcanfs Hosel Respess1s cry 70
serenoes can Be g1yec- d1f lnasInIhxs
nENOVAL.-The subscriber has reno sed % and
tJeancsy Courts W alst aud win eoncnne he bsnknE
Noes and Exchange Brokerage business u A. -
Js1sy llsS. S0
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- I'll i.sr PLACE al de Chinese Assembly Rooms SO
~ Brosdwsy On WEDNESDAY Evening. Jan. D 1850
II T1kers o. be had u Mr.. J. A. Honey well ohoe u
Tc1rx Amenc. az Nassau 81 u story 81 any Of the
Couurec. To. Committee meet this evening u Mr.. Nc
4 .fls No Yir.r-r 3 n
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HOW TO GET MONEY.

oar FIVE SURE WAYS 0f Making FoTfune-Jusi
W., rished in volume lamo. handsomely bound m
green md gold with cii edges Price 81 sent by mail
on receipt OF 81, by TWELVETREE BROTHERS,
n IL Room p 20 Nassan-st NewlOrk
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b,

,r.r - "a. Witnessed lie UNITY q Tie Chinese LlstrA
W..Si,g Fit II h. h0usc- and can ty say. nat Il = LIE
e-,--oreruerf on washing rat has beep
sss No rs cv Su1ce % say hal t1ere i rot One
MI az e1asr-rsn0n lie advertisements hat IL ss-u
-s-.s sdri.e good 1oIse ke,pcrs 10 cal AZ l53 Mas
- :. - ~ bssile yo1 VII reyer b. sorTy fJf r. r.
vr. .s respect End can he refrrs % AfS1y tine
4 JOHN -1crl AnE-- . beNl-lg e. ~ i
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A dividend of two. and hall dollars per share

In 1877 the total receipts only S7767 o. Al late
meeting of tho Stockholders following Board Of Dree
tors elected
IssaMc Scott, President; Edward Whiebouse, New YORK;
DRAKE Mills, dol Charles J. McDonalde Marietta. Ga ;
Charles Day, Name Washington Poe do; james d. Car
hart doT ker Bcyce Charleston, ; G.; n { Mnnroe, Ma
con, Ga; Andrew Low. Savannah, Ca. Edwd. Padopooc
do II Gourdin Charleston, $. C.; J. 5 Long, Savannah
The payments at the Sub Treasury are sl03 5l5
receipts SS477T balance $247l.s56
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fSazzzz5E9SR sSssEEo9 SS. sY .ss EEiSEps.

Soc, a.,lv fsunaa,s sxcsptsd or Bosson A oe.oes
A 81 and srrse a. Bosios 81 oesc<k, PMi a.nss 80
sprnxheld. Al q 0eio>k, AM srrve q 49, - ,s -
PM By ms u1in pass~nxen may stop rom two " ~.
s,ar. a New Haven. Hartford, or spnnxfeA. o. -,
sssf.on where no Express Tram receives PssssnEe =.
sctinxfed Tbs Tfsin receives Fasssnfp<s 9ey - -
psnclpsl Stsrona See bls Of Ell die Tfkns lee.ens
r. dssir<d 10 procure cks b~src taking s~A<s N y es
JsnsaIy !, lsh IL 4 b. MASON. SsysvisssndAn.
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CHRIsTY's oPERA-HoUsE

CHRISTY's oPERA-HoUSE.
Mechanics Hall
SO. AZ Broadway, between Grand snd Broome ss
Open er>,y ErenH1 during me Usek
CHRISTYiS MINSTR ELS.
nRGANIZED l8i2-rhe oldest established Company 10
Ols world The first 70 harmonic negro melodies and
orgnaOrs of the present popular style 81 EaOpiSn Euler
anmenis, whose success 10 his city dunng ne last tOuR
YEAss mos, conclusive evidence Of their superior merit
and afracfiveness
Doors op.n al 7; Concert commences at O'Clock.
An AFTERNOON CONCERT every Saturday, common
cling siSPM u lws-
INTERNATIONAL ART-UNI0N.-Free galery
So Broadway. The Subscription books VIII po.iuf.iy
close January TO- O'Clock PM The collection ~ paint
ever put forward By any similar institution Subscriptions
A. should be made early
The distribution will take place Thursday evening,
Jan 10 at the Tabernacle Members and their families I'd.
mitied. " ousua
A OMISSION rs CENTs-children, hall prios -
GLiDDoSs TRANSPARENT PANORAMA or THE
Chinese Buildng', Broadway,
Fgpt and kubia LID miles-with oral des-npuons-o-
gether with magnificent Gallery OF Egyptian hnmmes,
Antiquities, HicrOgiyphica Writings, Paintings sculptures
B-The curtain rises every Evening al IT, and We'd
nesday and Saturday Afternoons At u Doors open one
hour before eaeh exhibition. u SIS
DROOKLYN INSTITUTE, WAsHlSGToSST.
done Week Ouly.-Fentnl0qusm, Learned Canary
Birds, Magic.-SIGSOR BLITZ respectfully announces
that be VIII give entertaining performances al me ABOVE
place on MONDAY Evening Jsnuary and every evening
noon exhibitions on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY,
o'clock On each occasion the Learned Canary BIRDS VII
introduce their wonderful tess Admission - oens-ch-
dren half price Vlwn
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GOOD .EED ,OwN--A. .chsmpIoI. p. d R0ch.

or receipt OF 81, by TWELVETREE BROTHERS,
y r. Room p 80 Nassan~t New-for
GOOD SEED ~OWN-A Champion. ESQ OF Koch
Nesier has directed Rev. Mr. Marsh OF the Temperance
Union % send. his expense loo0 copies Of the YOUTHS
Temperance Advocate monthly, tor one year 10 Muwsn
kee 10 be distributed among the sunday Schools OF Wis
cousin Deacon Moses Grant ~ Boston, scattered over
400 among the children Newly This irle month
v may probably be- diff sed IN every school IN fs CITY and
the land Our hope tor temperance IL To the youth. B IT,
WHAT DOES 1T MEAN r-Ou.y this that nc
w washing Of 100 persons may be got through 90 one
hour for ~ cents THIS your money rct1fni
Printed instructions sent by mail, sealed up for 81
Invented by the grea chemist Liebig who sold the secret
for s. SO No housewife should be without H. says the
Neyyi0rk Civ Christian lniegencer and tbs advice IS
echoed bv least $50 newspapers and periodicals. and by
thousands who have TIED this plan Address or call ON
n TNVFLNFTRFFS (rnotn ~ 30 Nassau-st \. Y. IT.
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- j. HARVEY, AN. Professor Of Classical and
h. Eng Languages and LieratDre Address a. T }.
Growers bookstore 80 Broadway lsSusIuThk>'
CHAIN WIRE AND GALVANIZED PU MP
y CHAlN.-Tbc subscriber : offering Cham Wire and
Pump Chain OF very superior quality n los 70 .i pur
chasers JAMES II. HOLDANE,
IS In s. We-tsL
cox Will BE PAID ~ TIE Commissioners Of
- 81 Emigration. for the recovery Of The body Of WILL
LIAM FREAN, IN drowned by the ospsxing OF small
boat Of the B4fery, the evening Ct Jan J. ibo Desp
SANDY BAR and whiskers-had 4 drso overcoai
cloth cap black sk ves black CASHMERE pants anc boots
IS Srss
SODA WATER APPARATUS Of every descriP-.
ANfou either for the manufacture. drawing tOt %
soda Waer, Manufactured and Sod by JOHN MATTHEW,
corner Firs;-av and TweniysxthstN Y Autographed
plse with printed directions giving every Information sor
the Manufacture All pufring up 81 The appsrsus. the
manufacture Of TIE svrups kc accompany each appar1s
AL communications Immediately attended 70 sPp1eanon
y above IS inDAlCTs
NOTICE Is HEREBY given thAi he Company known a.
v the Newlork NAngfac1lrng Association. original
" composed Ct Charles J. M1nicke. Nshsnie L G1-Sod.
Charies {. Muller. John : Hil and William Griswot =
dissolved his dsy Nathaniel L Grs~ DAD and John Ill
alone authorised hcudae TIE a6AJs q he Assoca
Ton NAIh'L L OklcNOLD
JOHN :. HILL.
WM GRlSWOLD
Nsw-York. Jan :. ls5a = 81
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NJ Catholic Institnic of Ncw-York.-Lec-

turcsIhc second OF Course OF SIX Lectures VIII be
delivered the Snvvesant Institute. $50 Broadway ON
Thursday evening loh inst by Rev AMBROSE MANAHAN,
d d. Subject: " Who made the Middle Age, what they
werel" Tickets admitting a lady and gentlemen 20 he
course 81 50 single persons M" 81 Single adj
mission p cents be- obtained e Catholic bookstores
of the Sections OF the Catholic Churches and the door
tine evenings OF the lectures Lecture viii commence al
precisely l83ts-1 EDWARD n. COZAS, Secy.
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ot ONLY for inserting best porcelain teeta On P.so.s'
81 Filing with pure god only) 70 Gems 70 -. < -
nv IS cents All other dental operHnons iAe ~ IAes
M Character red BY excellence Of material Perhas -
apd elegance single iral VIII remove any dsIus :. ~
and capacity which the pubcsnon OF sueh
chsrse. NAV excite. satisfactory guarantee iven n eve
~ case Us aaSl IT,. HOuPI, $s 69VsS~E'
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WINDo" ssos.,e ~ resa nc c wSo6DfoRD
- nr-.S,.sr Ia IL extensive assortment OF ~
.bTe aTrcics 70 be oaId N he cry AID Al grssrJ re-
dueed 2rces Severn nFw sty.es o. s1Pef1or W udo~
sSsSe. ,rro the sfyles Of LoGis XIV Codes F0vers
Ir 80 Drspsry CurtArs. Curtain Loop, Bands Rnls
r~,,s- Ta.s,Is Pseure Cord and Ias-es WIndO~ VIE,
a. Le Yerchaaf. buying wholesale wil md % 1eir
iu,errsf 70 cal betbre making their purchases.
- - >.sff
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Mercanio LIbTary AssOclalon va De he'd us tFrnng
AZ Sionealls Immediately AFTER The id oummeni Of The
nual meeting al Clinton Han B IT.
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ieIy Nts-IJl l l' bfhill y VISION v ~ Ji.'ee ~
DAY Jan at. O'Clock VI ia the Hal u he sons u en-
perance Poo gkeepsie. Duchess Co The Hudson River
r r. cars r. Chambers; a. AN and PN on hat
day. = us" By order THOS. EDGERLl, 9. :.
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S ~; az q ne okess o. s.sas y n slo~iss
vess~ls sesoonsrs sg.sudd, Asss s.9es ~ ~
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[fses OILY THR0gGH TICKlE:TI LINE

tim OILY THROUGH TICkET LINZ
ltExk FOR SAN FRANCISCO va CHA0Rks d.
rect and Wy hs T. 3. Nal sse.men oa ne Pa
efe On Monday ittn day u Jsnuay.-fns kedseed.
80 tans borden VIII leaye for chagres direct nom be,
doek pler T. ~. T. New-Yorx on Monday. Itb Jan. o.
O'clock The Cherokee q be only steamer runninf dneet
70 Chagres connection with is Q. Pacific NAL Sesfa-
ers from Panama 70 San francisco.
Passengers BY the Cberokse viii ind comforts md ~.
BE- ,are s eounecf win DE q NAL ssames u fsnams,
and have preference ever al others.
Reduced Rates Of Fare 10 Chsgrcs
Afer saloOs-only 2bertas 10 state room
FORWARD saloon, state r1onns ~
Lower cabin. ...e.,..-,.
All he above dine al he Table. and bsys n's pm
vlege Of the Saloon - ok q.
From Panama 10 San grznesco. .
Csbln.................s 500 Storage. We
Early spphesron 10 necesssry 70 seeufs Ihroexn L~Aes
and eho.ce u berths. For freight or pzssefs spPyp
dzo tjlas ROWLAND AsflNMAkls .2 So.,es
WANTED-To hire sor . shou ums, sih ,s -,
l@CpnYllege Of purchasing good soand hofss' ns
person having dispose 81 may address Csn ~.
his oftce stafng where be msy b. seen. zE
ny ORDER u Hon waisn N,<h>s q ~ Log. Es
osr.sss, Il ~ s'-t.ss .seens - 49,
.<ss.s NJ eonc-sd nod rszes: eso.Ss ~
ssas; q DAhits -. 81.
q castoa lsbp ksssr eoeniy s.s = .ss~.r
s.<srrs .seh aschn~.t seeorsss z- AN ns 80 80,
krsf paslcstoa u As so<g -sa ~. . a., -, 10
b. n u,s -tsss ~ Nes - - ,..s,
s es sos b. s.s Of .aJ atosf s.s I, s ..s ~. ,s
D..~1 d. w ~, N Jisa.Sy, 100 nL1p
. Isssn ktsorn>, Cor At,.shas cfseee< - -
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~ General Society q ( Nee hanir- nd Ira de--
men M the (Ify of w.Nork.-Tbc annual meet.

ing Of the ocety for election o officers for the ensur
wear viii be held Mechanics Hall ~ Broadway, hls
lTue-dsyl morning. al 10 O'Clock
% II. THOMAS EARLE. Secretary.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

BROADWAY THEATER-Doors open Al s.. cur
~. am WI rise Al : THIS EVENING. Jan. & vii ee
Pefofle1 >lerlians O. ehraird Courv. ACTS OF liz
SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL
81 Peter Teaze NJ. Blake Joseph Snrtacc Cou'docs
Lazy Aea<c .......-...Niss {. CG.amAn
To eonclude with the Farce ii tss
WINDMILL.
sampson Low Nj Chapman MArisn. ... M Sker-,.r
Prices Of admission To Dress Circle Ard Psrcusr =
Family and Third Crces p cts Gallery :. CENTS
BUTTONS TIiEArER.-Doors open al s.. 10
Dcomnence az :. THIS EVENING. Jan 3 vii D.
produced a new Drama. never p.ayesl called
LADY ~ FIX
Count Nsfzmar. BrOusham Pufengruntf Hallway
Arer which the lsughabe Farce. ,r.i ntue here. of
Ny WEES SECOND FLOOR
Can't Topheavy. Hamilton Mr. Tophea'y Chapman
Jacob Cinse e. q. Hsdsvay Mr. pcwpey. Mss Barber
To conclude with the aughag.e piece ~
HOW TO PAY YOUR WAsHERNOMEN.
M Wilmington NidESii.
Pri,e.-RoNes Drcss Circle and fsrVuet'e - Cts FsH-
v ire or Ssoad Tier - Private Boxes 81 and 81
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, pIcurU sRA.ON, Is49, Is5O.-rh

"a .ss aassm6y Of Toe Junior Bschelors' Association
- IN 4. beld on WEDNESDAY E'ESINO, January
Il sb Cards OF admission may mad u any member %
srsauou subseribsrs u former seasons DESTROYS Of
Ss,o th-ir .ubscr ptious may do with Mr. Andrew
W LegeaL Ils csn3-sr H. 3. sHCTE, I. ). Hotel
y Srss Cor. Secretary.
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Markets. .cAkrrvLrS RrrOSrsD ron TIE TMsvss

AsHEs-IAs BIS At n 40 "a for fo's, oa snd
new, which . little better. FEARS l.h AMI qust
CorToNIhe reach 900 htc> al oa pfcc
ID he sho~ins a further
la. Mo. 4 \. u A
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-07-20
THE ANTI-SLAVERY BUGLE,
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, AT
SALEM, COLUMBIANA Co. OHIO.

vance. f"'',I - "'
Si,1o per annum If paid within the first six
months Of the subscribers year.
500 per annum, if payment be delayed
~ We occasionally send numbers to those
VINO arc not subscribers, but who are believed
to be interested in the disseninotion Of onti.
slavery truth, with the hope that thcy will eth
or subscribe themselves, or use their influence
70 extend its circulation among their friends.
~ Communications intended for insertion.
DC addressed to OLIVER JOHNSON, Editor.
Au others TO JAMES BAnSAnY, Publishing Agent.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-07-20

TRoUsERs ron PERJuRY.-A young man
in Paris, who had been condemned by one
tribunal for some freedom ofleredto young
lady, made an appeal to another tribunal.
Two witnesses presented themselves, and
upon one of them, the defendant looked with
some curiosity. When the name was given
in as Jean Rioux, defendant said, is the
witness quite sure that the name is Jean
Rioux? The answer was in the affirmative.
"Well!p said the defendant, 81 affirm that
the witness is not named Jean Rioux, but is
a woman, aud the plaintiff in this suit !"-
Jean Rioux stoutly denied the iniguity, and
claimed to belong circumstaDtially to the
sex slowest to sin. The Judge felt compel
led to order medical investigation Of the
fact, and the suspected trousers being proved
TO contain the female plaintiff, the case was
dismissed. 9aE
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-07-13
July l, 1880.
$125 DOLLARS REV. ARD

DUNAWAY from the subscriber, residing in Edge
IL ,combe county, four miles north of Tosnot Depot,
and about quarter of mile from the Railroad, on or a.
bout the second of September last his negro man named
HARRY. Said Harry is about 40 years OF age feet
inches high, thercabouts; yellow complexion; stout
built has his left Leg from the cut Of an axe has
very thick lips; eyes deep sunk in his head forehead
very square toleby loud voice has lost one or two OF
his upper front teeth and has very dark spot on his
Jaw supposed to be a mark.
Harry is Carpenter by trade, and has been in the
employment of Railroad Company, in whose service he
was when he runaway. He is well known along the line
of the Road 1t is supposed that he has Obtained will
endeavor to obtain free papers from free colorcd man
living in Nash county, by the name of Moses Hagens,
and assume his name in order to make his way to free
State.
The above negro was once the property of Mrs Co
page of Edgecomb county afterwards he fell into the
hands of Asiel Farmer from whom he purchased by
Mr.. Barnes, of said county, from whom purchased him
about six years ago. He will be certain to alter his
probably call himself Harry Copage Farmer. or Barnes
He was last heard from the th September, on the
Ncwbern Road about mile and half from Wilmington
enquiring the way to the Sound.
will give the above reward to any person who will
deliver him me, lodge him in Jail in the State
or One Hundred Dollars if lodged in any Jail out of the
State, SO that can get him again.
Captains of vessels cautioned against taking the
above negro away under the penalty of the law
GUILFORD HORN.
Edgecomhe county, N. c., Oct. 5, ls49. sl4-H.
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,I4fRAH sli 0f-IsAlgD Dv.Ss{yr
sa I4sNA9H HQAUNTX.s Nc.
EWyH q snbscriher being about 10 move to Texas, OF
sosee southern Stafs oe fos ale The tract q land
snd four miles southwest Of Hilliardston. sg vac
Is s :. Eontatntn8 s39O Acres, ~
with good log kopse with framed shed and piazza to
good dairy, kitchen, negro houses, good barn aud sta
bles with about l5O of fresh cleared land on it, all
cleared in the last years. with about 5000 turentne
boxes which have not been worked bot year previ-
to This. This land lies in healthy neighborhood
and is well wateIed. Il ee ssa. - s,ss.,- eE 3-y y,
. Also, one other tract adjoining to that,
& COntaininE 437 Acres,
lying on the road leading from Nashville Hilliards
tom with a new framed building it 80 feet by 10,
feet pitch but not completed framed kitchen and
at not completed, horse apple orchard capable of
making ten or twelve barrels of brandy. and between
$50 and 200 acres Of cleared land 500 turpenne
boxes which have been worked the same length Of time
as the above stated Also, a one acre
Lot i'm the town Of Nashville,
with good house, tailor shop confectionery shop
and ten pin alley. This lot lies adjoining the puoiic
square and the big spring, and considered one Of the
best business places in Nashville. fsn g. ot
All of which Iwill sell together or separate 50 as
suit purchaser purchasers Those wishing to Dul
would do we'll to and examine for themselves pc
fore they buy elsewhere, as intend to SELL All OF whlcf
will sell low for cash. young negroes, or bonds VIII
approved security.
June 29fls5O. Sl8-
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-07-13
.EMALEs.I .INSTEIUIEsy1 ~
z g q MXRRENrhN,; II: &. 8 +

TIME tSentieah sssio Of this popular Inetuion VIII
i commence on The First Monday ~ July fie1t.
Located ii an unusually healthy misunderstanding 2
full and competent board, Of instruction of
four male and four female Teaches good Lbraries and
extensive Apparatus School Offers a modente reses
rare facilities to young ladies 10 secure complete educa-
tion either in the solid or ornamental branches
The Principal having secured for the coming sesslon
the valuable services Of Mr. E. W. Nichols in Drawing
Painting and Music can offer additional advantages IN
these departments: t.-fStfs s. = 3 ~,
TERMS Pm Session TwEsrr-osr WEEKs:
Board and Tuition, S7.OO
Stationery and Fuel for School Room, so
''@ ''.- Extras: .s. .
Music on Piano and use Of Instrument $500
Do. Guitar, SO'0o
Do. Accordian, o,OO
Drawing and Painting in Pencil, Crayon, Mo-
70 Chromatic, Water color or Oil, each, lOOO
Laneuages-Greek, Latin, French, Italian,
German, and Spanish, each. 1000
Wax, Flower and Fruit, each, 800
Regular instruction in Vocal Music, Neeclework, and
manners will be given gratutously.
Lectures on Scientific subjer will be delivered weekly
| All charges made from the time Of entrance.
From and after the first of January 1850, an advance
of SIS the session such pupils as have not been men,
bers of the school will become necessary.
Circulars containing fuller information may be obtain
ed by application to
| REV. N. T. GRAVES, NJ. A.
or GRAVES & WILCOX.
! Warenton. June 4, 1850. sl4-tlstA.
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-07-13
warrenton Female Seminary.

NHE present Session of this Institution will close on
l the 18th of June ensuing, at which time the Sec
ond session will commence-decming it best for various
considerations, to have Summer vacation.
The we'll known reputation of w arrcnton for health
renders it peculiarly suitable for Institution of the
kind No serious Of nsposition has occurred
among the young Ladies entrusted to our charge over
whose health and comfort parental is exercised
am assisted in the SchoI by the most competent
Teachers among them the Rev. THos. 8. CANPBELL.
The Musical Department is under the direction of Mr.
and Mrs. accomplished and competent Teachers
Terms as tollo,rs per Session Of Fire Months:
Board, s 5000 Music on Piano, $4,000
English Tuition, 1850 Use of Instrument, 800
French, 1900 Music on Guitar and
Drawing and Painting ] 90 Use of Instrument 5000
Useful and Ornamental Needle Work free of charge.
No extra charge will be made.
Persons dcsirous of more particular information, will
on application be supplied with Circulars.
DANIEL. TURNER.
Warrenton, n. C. May ls, 1850. SLIT
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-07-13
NORTH CAROLINA
MIITuAL INSURANCE COMPANY =.

MUTUAL INSURANCE NOA"A @>>'~
YI1HE following persons have been elected directors
and Officers Of this Company for the present year
:, DIRECTORS.
DIR. Josiah o. Watson, Jos. G. B. Rouihac, hicna!o
Smith, John Primrose, Henry D. Turner >: w; Wn't-
ine 4. H. sclby, of Raleigh; Geo. McNelil' Fayette
Vile, Joshua G. Wright, Wilmington, Jas: f. hoy,'
Washington James Sloan, Greensborough, WIN. pad
ham, Edenton, Joshua Boner, Salem Joseph rool'
Elizabeth Ciy, Michael Brown, Salisbury, Alexander
MITCHELL Newbern, w. N. H. Smith, Murfreesborongn,
II. B. williams Charlotte, John B. Barrett M'lton ana
4. T. Sunny, Asheville
All Directors are authorized to receive applications.
OFFICERS.
Josiah O. Watson, President.
JG B. Roulhac, Vice President,
Richard Smith, Treasurer,
J. C. Partridge, Secretary,
John H. Bryan, Attorney,
]. Hersman, General Agent
s$ s;;s:;s ;;S: $''s::;: $s;;;:: s$ Committee
This Company is now in successful operation, and is
nrepared to effect insurance against fire all kinds OF
property, (Steam Mills and Turpentne Distieries e1-
cepted)
All communications in reference to insurance should
he addressed to the Secretary, post paid.
]. G. PARTRIDGE, Sec'y.
Raleigh, January 2, 1850. 79S-
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-07-13
( P. F. PESCUD,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,

FAYETTEVILLE Sr. RALEIGH, n. c.
OFFERS for cash, or approved credit at the lowest
Omarket prices, large and we'll selected assortment
q East India, Mediterranean and European
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
French, English and American Chemicals
Foreign and Domestic Soaps.
perfumery Paints and Oils,
Fancy Articles Dye Stuffs,
Fancy Soaps Druggists Labels,
Brushes Window Glass,
Extracts Surgical Instruments.
Trussea, Druggists Glass Ware.
1seches Shakers Herbs and Roots.
Pu.x BpASpr MADEIRA SHERRY and PoRr MINES.
Selected for Medicinal purposes.
Sends Sarsaparilla, Wistars Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
Grays Ointment, Beckwith's Pills, Ayers Cherry
Pictorial, Doctor Wiley's Cough Candy, Gen
uine Cod Liver Oil, together with every
article comprising the stock Of Ply
sician OF Druggist.
Aprl T. 1850, 500