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r AMP OIL, Burning Fluid, and Phosgeue Gas; a
i good supply expected by next freight Train.
P. F. PESCUD.
Raleigh, Nov. 27, 1880. g.
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Oxford Female Academy.

GRANVILLE County, N. c.
TNHE Regular exercises Of this institution will he
Il sumcd Monday the 9Th day of January next.
Terms per Session If fire months:
Board, including fuel lights. washing, DC. > As 90
Tuition in the knglish branches, Is 90
French or Latin, 1861 s.- 90
Music the Piano with of instrument, 90 90
SAMI.. l.. VENABLE, Principoi.
Oxford, Dec. Is. 1880. s47-4tw.
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RALEIGH ACADEMY,

-, - ( RALEIGH ACADEMY. z
TVHIS Institution will azsin openon Wednesday, Jan.
nary 9, 1850. Particular attention will be given to
the French Languages Book keeping, surveying, Leve-
ine and other branches Of practical chsrsetef -
agsa sees -.tst I'M. LovEioY
Raleigh, Dee. t6, 1860. I5--5t.
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TEACHERS WANTED.

FTNHE Trustees Of the Forestville Female Academy
wish to employ Gentleman and his Wife to take
charge of their School, commencing about the and
3rd Monday in January. If they cannot get man and
his wife, they would employ young lady. a ~.
Testimonials to character and qualifications will he
required Address the subscriber at Foressve, Wake
county, N. c.. ]. s. PURIFY, Sec.
Nov. 2s, 1850. s5a 80 slo--tE
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Useful and Ornamental Needle work free Of charge.
No extra charge whatever will be made. Books, Sta
tionary &C., furnished at the lowest retail prices
is particularly desirable that pupils should be pres
at the of the session. studies will
then be arranged and classes formed. ~
All articles of clothing be marked with the
ers name in full.
circular containing fuller information will he ad-
dressed to all persons who may desire it.
...- .as ..+.. DANIEL TURNER.
Warrenton, Dec. Is, 1850. S9S-5tw.
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HENRY GERHARDT,


NTEReHANn HAIT6R,
SyNFTHFYELD, Johnston Co., ~: Tfh CarOtfs0.
TINE subscriber would respectfully inform his it rds
i and the public generally that he has hand large
and rich supply Of 5..se
Cloths. Cassimeres. Vestings, and Trimmings
of all sorts and that be s prepared execute work 10
the hest ma nner and at moderate prices. sfs4at8
He also has on hand superior lot Of t4.'--i
ReHdy.Made Clothing, sF
consisting of Coaks, Overcoats Business Coats YesS
Panaloons, lambs wool Shirts &C., which he will dispose
of on the most accommodating terms. sIg
He soicits call from those in want Of Clothing. %
he is determined to give good bargains, and 90 lis
work in the best and most approved style. ..4gi
=. i. HENRY GERHARbT.
Smithheld, October l4th, 1850. s37-ams
New Watch and Jewellery Store
q w. H. THOMPSON Would respectfully IN.
form the citizens ofRaleigh and its vicinity, that
Eni9he has opened choice stock Of aaIgss
...-.. Watches and JeyTelry, .-sG. 44s
in part OF the Store occupied Ivy Mrs. Thompson
Millinery establishment where he offers for sale Gold
and Silver watches, warranted correct time keeFefs
the latest styles of ta .,ar.-.s. s -ia s+.s,.sP
-....- Fa.tfOnable Jeweiry, N
such Guard, Vest and Fob Chains Cameo stone and
mourning Breaches; Plain. Chased and Stone Rings
Gold Pens and Pencils; Gold and Silver Thnbes; Stues
Collar and Sleeve Buttons, Esr Rings Gold and Silver
Spectaclcs &C., Fancy Goods and Fine Cutlery all Of
which will he sold cheap. Watches Clocks and Jewel.
y repaired in superior STYLE Old Gold and Silver taken
in exchange. s.I s-. .. .t ..-1l asa u Ha.s.
Sept. el, ls4s. ,aa e - 777--ema
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PLANK ROAD NOTICE.

DOCKS of Subscription to the Grcenvillc and Raleigh
Plank Road Company will he opened on the lstd day
of January next and remain open thirty days at the
olowing places. vix
At Washington, under the direction Of John Myers.
B. +. Havcns James E. Hoyt b. E. Hanks and Joseph
Potts.
At Greenville under the direction of Gould Hoyt,
Charles Green, Edwin H. Golett, VIM. Bernard Sr and
Henry Bell.
At the town of Wilson, under the direction of Jona
than Rountrec John Farmer and Barron c. Watson.
At Eagle Rock, under the direction of T. r. Dcd
VIM. H. Hood, and Needham Price. z..
At Raleigh, under the direction of Thomas D. Hogg,
'Vm. H. Jones and James T. Marriott.
Amount of shares $25. Two dollars each share to
be paid subscribing. q As-
- r.-s.. F..4as JOHN MYERS,
...s -...- a.,t.- t.f JAMES E. HOYT,
b.. .. --.. as 81. ss JOSEF H POTFS,
..s.as fls3A BEN. F. Hanks,
b. H. HAVENS. s5
Washington, N. c., Jan. 4, 1851. i-.s 10
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Correspondents will please bear in mind that the
prices of Packages of Quarter Tickets only pub
lishcd in this paper.
The Printed official drawings which Correspondents
can rely upon hcing correct, always forwarded
from Pyfer & Co.'S.
Bank Drafts Certificates of Deposit payable in Gold
at zht will be promptly remted those Corrcspon
Sruts who draw prizes at Pyfcr & Co.'S.
RslRcmber-A Package of Tickets, can draw four of
the most splendid prizes in a scheme.
In order to secure Fortune, and the cash immediate
y after the result is known the readers of this paper
have only to remit cash Drafts prize tickets to the Old
Established far famed and truly fortunate Exchange and
Lottery Brokers,
PYFER & CO.
No |, Light Street, Baltimore, Md.
1850, 84S-
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Norty Carolina Music Store.

1TvHE su1t 1trbsr takes this opportunity Of announe.
ing ioh people Of North Carolina that he intends
- oren this city, in December next, q Music
SToRL where will always be found complete 90.
s,r,me1 Of Foreign and American Music and Musical
all Of which will be selected by himself
ne Pianos will be from the best ManuiactoFies ia
,h/United States. and will be sold at New York and
philadelphia prices 81 .Lg-1..z.
Raleigh. November 2. 1850. 2-ly
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FEMALE SEMINARY,

HNHE ninth Term of this school will commence on
the 18th of January, 1881, and terminate the first
wee kin November. u
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FE M ALE SCHOOL.
HILLSBOROUGH. N. G.

TTNHE winter session of Mr.. & Mrs. Burwefs School
| i for young Ladies will begin on Thursday 9th Of
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peDrBRSx- & fMBAL, 'rA
No. ls, Fayetteville Street, 0Raf'e lie Post o6ter.
RALEIGHF. c. IS
a RE now receiving eIensIve assortment Of Eay.
"A Medical. Therlegica Mi'eeli and School
Book, i"n @no,se nfa.s 'or rrss
ing at the very lowest/iees, and which We are eoLf-
dent will give satisfvion. Call and examine.
- y W. L. POMEROY,
J. W. O'NEAL. ''
December 9. y6e. ga Is
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A NEW BOOK SORE.

Raleish. July IS. 1857. sss
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"A tcg The NJ. W. Grand Lodge Of the sAsN,zS
Xxx M Mnp y rN Tli meet on SATURDAY AsE
Of forming Procession TO unite with the Civic Procession
~ Lafayette Square, at 10 to lay the of The
MECHANICS Institute.
The Procession will be formed by the G. Marshal assisted
by his Aids, IN the following order:
TYLER. wild drawn sword,
Entered Apprentices,
Fellow Crafts,
Master Masons,
Stewards,
Junior Deacons,
Senior Deacons,
Secretars,
Treasnren
Pest War ems
Junior Wartlens,
S.nior Wardens,
Mark Masters
Past Masters
Royal A rch Masons,
knights a T;emplars.
Grand Tyler with drawn sword,
Grand Stewards, white rods
., q Brother. with a golden vessel containing corn,
Two Brothers, with two silver vessels contain ng wine,
"a, the other OIL
frlncpal Architect. with square, level and plumb,
Grand Secretary and Treasurer
Bible, Square and Lompass carried by Master of Lodge
supports. .sn ~ tive two Stewards,
Past Grand Wardens
Fast Deputy Grand Masters,
Governor Of The State , and Mayor of The City,
Deputy sa%a q Gr nr"snMs Master,
Master of the Oldest Lodge, bearing the
Book of Constitution a velvet cushion.
Grand Deacon, with black rods,
Grand Master,
Grand Sword Bearer. with drawn sword,
Two Stewards. with white rods.
+ 3 sAt s3se. Committee
%. g. VILE ARRANGEMENTS.
All visiting Brethren in the city, respectfully invited by
ihe committee to Join in the Procession. fez0
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arrivals Mt Principal Hotels Feb. 20

nAHHhs ARSAnE "A Mos, y; d selman e II,pbtop
mSi ~ Ah Aeade, Mexico; W Relmol ST Louis W
carter, As sIai R'sE jackson - Bass.
belps Tenn; Mclean, D Fowyr W oPo1 ~. W
s"vhss, II ,.oss, n . johnson, r Poyess Ca. '
lInN NEhANDA. ..John & Colts, Chm "A &; R,,n,,
Nus nehne III Parish; White u Z; HoDh,o
Woodruff, Ind. - JAWS - "'suioi, Z Mason, Mo
Nv RhS u HOUSE W Harkin, anil lady l. s uorlp,
MIS-. R1nson Miss lssacs, Texas. NJ, Rsr ~
reoaui'' Coast Eidns, Mis- tiJns ky! b p R'S
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NewO rIeans Mechanics Society.
LAYING CORNER STONE or MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
q FEBRUARY. s2. 1851.
81 ~ The New Orleans Mechanics Society, and those
e as Nti IL ayeg The Gpsnsr tone of the
in Lafayette Square. SATURDAY, February a. 1851
at 10 O'Clock, A. M. in the following order;
Music.
Lieutenant Governor OF the State and State Officers,
Recorders of the Three Municipalities,
General Council
Aldermen of the Three Municipalities.
Benevolent Societies.
NewOheans Mechanics Society
Mechanics of NewO Orleans and vicinity
Subordinate Masonic Lodges.
Architect, with Square, Level and Plumb.
Orator OF the Day.
Members of the Grand Lodge
Officers of the Grand Lodge.
Governor. NJ. w. Grand Master. :. Mayor
sR The Procession will be formed Lafayette Square
nt 10 O'Clock, precisely, under the direction of EW
TON RICH ARDS. Grand Mlishai. and proceed up St
Charles to Julia w Julia to Camp down Camp Canal
down Canal Phippl where the ceremonies laying the
corner stone will lie performed by JOHN GEDGE, Nj. W.
Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of the State Of Louisiana
Of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons After which an
appropnae add,es, will be delivered by J. l.. MATTHEW
SON, ESQ. The Procession will then be formed and pro.
coed Canal St. Charles, up ST. Charles to Laayetie
Square, where it will be dismissed.
The Mechanics OF our city and vicinity, and all So
lournrg Mechanics respectfully invited on in the
Procession feba0 NEWTON RICHARDS, G. Marshal.
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l. Major General Lewis will that portion of the Military
intended Tor the adnsi Escort On the north side OF
street, the right resting Rampant antha portion
Escort to form Camp street, the right resting
o The Fire Department will form street.
s. Fee Masons Odd Fellows, Sons Temperance
Societies accord the the programme form o.
Csrondelet street, the right resting on,Canal
l. All carriages provided by the Committee will form
street, in numerical order, the front resting Canal srevt
carriages will not be admitted into The tO5y o. the Procession
j. On the arrival Of the different oie the places designated
they requested rPort Immediately the Harshal
whose headquarters will Cans, and Bs
Punetuality +, particularly eroi cd
II. pAiFREy ,,,anI N,,.l,i
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TO TAX PAYERS OF THE SECOND
MUNICIPALITY,

be- The attention OF TAX PAYERs ON REAL EST iTE
SLAVES, etc, is hereby directed the following Reouton
passed by the Copnci s sitting Of January g. ls5l
"ReJlre That in Consequence unavoidable delay maxim.
the receipts the during which the ayg
themselves OF the bali per 10y the
December 81 is0 heeety eSenlei day
VI March and that all unpaid shall
interest Al tn rate Of eight per the date
VI dem nd n payment Canruaby Wh he h section OF
act o l0tt OF March 1885,
"RoIrcd That the Collie o Taxes real estate av
gap personal property, hereby made accountable
Municipality Tor the interest all collected W them
the frsi OF March ncSt''
~ The Tax Rsge pts ra,y Munich
pal Hall Office hour from A. N. to . p NJ.
Jos. o. PERSON, Co,le,.o,,
fec tmhi dip SAML. G. RISK, SNohsClors'
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The QUINCY TRAGEDY.-We have some fur
Their particulars in regard 10 the painful tragedy
which occurred at Quincy, Mass, a short time
since, and which we have already noticed The
circumstances connected with the melancholy affair
fearfully strange, and 60 to show that the mur
derer must have been insane. Boston paper
gives the following account of the finding of the
bodies:
In the woods at Braintree yesterday, two hunters
discovered the dead bodies Of two persons, frozen
stiff They laid side by side. One of them proved
to be q woman, in male attire. 1t appears that
they reached Quincy, near Brantree, in Novem-
Der last. They stated that they came from Ohio,
and passed as half brothers After a stay of eight
days, during which the man worked at boot
making, they went into the woods, and committed
suicide. The female was about seventeen, and
well educated, and of higher station than the
man. They were great believers in spiritual knock.
ings:
In the room of the deceased at Quincy, a slip of
pap,r was found, bearing the following sentences {:
NKwYORK, octobsr a. 1851.
*NNF visited Wiliamsburgh and called on Mr.
Fishbough, the publisher of Andrew Jackson Da.
vis's works was pleased with our visit was in
troduced to TWO gentlemen, one Of them Mr.. Hatch
of Rochester
death is only an event. only a circumstance
in the eternal life, and the experience of the hui
man SOUL
death is simply a birth into new and more
perfect state of existence
Never be depressed but he cheerful, be low.
Gus, bs exceeding glad ever, though death be
knocking at your door,
Beside this, two or three sheets of paper were
found, closely written in pencil, evidently by per
son OF superior education.
The bodies have have been placed in a lonb n,
Quincy, to await the arrival Of friends, should
| any be found.
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NAvAL-The steam propeller San Jacinto has
been hauled into the Dry Dock, at New York, for
the purpose Of having her machinery placed in her.
Board of Engineers who have been sitting at the
Navy Yard for the purpose of examining cand-
dates for Government service, have inspected this
vessel and her engines, and have approved of them
but it was found necessary to shift the position Of
one of her masts, to suit the dimensions of the bed
plates of the engines, which preliminary measures
the workmen are now engaged on.
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" n ~ " Fntst o orders from te Headquarters OF Ms
W III ' HenrA JOHN L. LEWIS, Commanding Fires Division,
- ~ Louisiana Militia the Company will assemble
Winter uniform (sih side Arsenal in Girod street
comm. and noncomnsoned officers nouued) en- the
morning OF SATURDAY o'clock ia
n OF the Birthday of The Immortal WASHINGTON
nay % company completes the eleventh existence
W. render the occasion duby dear every
foS@ a DC an incentive for tue display OF HE activity
e.o ny oEuer' d. VIC. CAMPBELL, Orderly Sergeant
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Nov that il il Discretionary with litigants to ad-
vsrsss in any paper they think proper we can con-
fdsntly recommend the columns Of the " Crescent,"
hsm it, large and constantly increasing yearly,
monthly and weekly subscription list as a most
aayanhgsous medium Of communication, and
therefore hope that we shall receive our due share
# tlesnI fk4tfa SEsgEF ST.
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nc The NEW.oRLEANs MECHANICS SOCIETY, haylu,
set the of February for the purpose laying
the the MECHANICS INSTITUTE with eppsopr
ate civic aud Masonic ceremonieI programme Of which
teen already adopted, will Join in the Procession, ant all tho
forming OF said Procession :Ie respectfully invited par
ucipate in this celebration.
The Procession WHEN formed, will from Canal
Royal down Royal TO Casacao caAacayo to EyIn Fields
up Elyssn Fields MORGAN, up Moreau Condo up Condo
Charres, Chpres to Camp thence julia street. down Julia
St. Charles, down ST. Charlie. Canal and thence Philippe
street, to Join in the OF laying the TIA
Mechanics lnstiu'e.r A. d. CROSSMAN, Mayor
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Programme Of Procession,
Col. H. w. PALFREy, Grand Marshal.
Assistant Marshal.
Colore ss veterans al Of Of is sT and 1875
COMMITTEE of Arrangements.
Orator of the Day.
Mayor Recorders and A N,a Of the three municipalities
Governor of the State and Stall.
Members of The Senate and House Of Representatives:
Regents Of the University Of Louisiana
sa% Of Of II ,s o6 nysy Fl paana
State sppsri,te ndept Of Public EdueaM,jon ton.
o 6ssf a nf s satss s'Ffs A eaeaP Sa'
Major General L Lewis and Staff
Secretary of State State Treasurer Auditor Civil Engi
neer and Surveyor General
Distinguished Strangers.
Judges of the SUPREME Court
Attorney General and District Attorney.
Judges of the L. s. Cour,s:.
US. District Attorney and y. 5; MaIshal,
judges Of the DISTRICT list Courts Of The State
Assistant Marshas
Fire Department. tatileI n, with !h. banners
s Tie af aSa aya ras Rs
toms and Postmaster.
United States Receiver and Register # The Land Office
Recorder of Mortgages and Register OF Convsyancss.
mem ssn of M St shi Societies ss5;
Notaries Public.
New England Society.
Free MasonsGrand Lodge and its Subordinate Lodges.
Odd FeIows-Grand Ledge and is Subordinate Lodges
lIbernian St. Patrick. St. Andrew. Howard German and
Incorporated Instilu!ons and other Societies.
Captains Of Vessels and Steamboats,
Strangers and C,izens generally.
Military Escort,
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q Ths Commercial. Marine and River News will
be found on our fourth page this morning. -. On
our first, will be found variety of matter-Con.
gssmionsl proceedings and the current news Of the
day, with other matters Of interest e -ua1 2
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Wsshington's Birthday will be celebrated by
The Public Schools. The children will assemble
in the Lyceum Hall, and an address will be deliv-
cred by w. G. Hammer, ESQ.
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TIE BATrMAN CHrLDREr.-Thcse extraordi-
nary little girls have been engaged by Mr.. Bar
mum to proceed at early period to England.
They are guaranteed $4,000, for the first year,
beyond all expenses.
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All visiting Brethren the city, are respectfully invited BY
The committee to Join in the Procession. fez0
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~ or. d. Lawrence smith will deliver The Tenth
MINI at quarter pas, O'clock He will ecure nn
e Saae OF The Explosion of Steam Boilers and on the
continuation OF Carbon ai Hslroseu the la Ter bisc I
he illustrated by experiments. d" 'ei 'u1eG ~, VIII
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DY tS The otlcer, member, Of M. Cmnrnn,
are hefep! nstlled TO attend the reguar moptliy
meeting o. the Company, on MONDAY EVEN
.. lN1, 2ith inst, Al hsfpaN o'clock at the Ia
attendance is rtqueTed business OF in
1851 T.. ROBERTs secrsary.
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CHERMAN,S NEW PATENT Tp
DIR. BANNING,s BODY BR

The BODY BRACE OF
DIR. Banning is an instru.
ment that supports the body
in the most perfect, and, at
the same time, comfortebl BILE
manner. II gives relief in
every ease requiring me.
chAnical support. The ben.
elits which have resulted
from the use Of this Brace,
to persons suffering from
spinal affections. are Of a
marvellous character. 81
tela Up WINK
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JENNY LIND's CHAnfTr CoNcERr.-on satur-
| dny night Jenny changes her notes for gold to
distribute among the poor and afflicted Of New
Orleans. Unto this time much the larger part of
|, - audiences has consisted of strangers. Now,
vVEen NE proposes % tistybute ID the various ben
ev5l soeipaes the receipts Of the house, it is to
b Id = ~ will exceed those of any previous
|UiShA Stf th0nsands have been found willing to
sxtravagant rsicea for the pleasure of listening
10 her, we trust that the sales Of today's auction
will prove that our citizens appreciate not only her
talent, but respond to her generosity.
The voLusTsER CouNsEn.-A very romantic
story, under this title, is in full tide of newspaper
popularity 1t is story Of trial in GAINESVILLE,
in the Northeastern extremity Of Texas-time,
1840-among the actors, Albert Pike and S. S.
Prentiss. 1t is doubtless very good story long
distance from the scene, but there is not word
| Of truth in it. There have been published in the
Northern papers, during the last year, several Of
these Texas stories, in which the names of promi-
nent gentlemen are used. This is unjust. If a
writer chooses to give locality to his fctions, he
should not fasten them to actual persons.
another party to his numerous friends at the Gal.
lery of Paintings in St. Charles street. This time
however, he did not confine his poli,eness to the
gentlemen, but a great number of ladies honored
him with their presence The refreshments were,
if possible, more abundant and more tempting than
at his first gathering. Mr.. Galvani is an enthu-
siast in painting. The pecuniary gain from his
gallery is not of sufficient value for him to keep it
up, were it not for his love Of art. Many gentle
men, with proper spirit, have loaned him choice
pictures, and his gallery contains many of the
finest paintings in the CITY, 1t is one Of the sights
worthy the attention Of strangers.
WEBsTER's SPEECHES. The new edition is
shortly TO be published in six volumes. We hope
the speech of Mr.. Hayne will be included. 1t il
necessary foil to the noblest speech in the Eng
lish language. The pamphlet containing the two
speeches is seldom to be met. We were lucky
enough to pick up one by accident, after having
given up the search is despair. 1t is due alike 10
Mr.. Hayne and to Mr.. Webster, that the two
speeches should go down to posterity together.
We hope too. Mr.. Webster's nti-Bank and anti
Tariff speeches will be included. In the volumes
Of Webster and Calhoun, some oftheir best speeches
have been omitted, because later in life they had
changed their opinions.
The Mobile Advertiser says friend from one Of
the interior river countless informs them that dis
tingushed gentleman of his county, who was a
delegate to the Secession Convention, has returned
perfectly satisfied with all such counsels and coun.
sellers. He declares that he never did get among
men who were quite so wild in their notions as
some Of the leaders of that convention were.
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u To ApvKRTlsERs.-The city is now thronged
with strangers, most Of whom have come to see
Jenny Lind, and spend their money. This is the
time for advertisements. ..
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A complimentary dinner has been given at Gal
weston to Capt. J. Smith, late of the steamship Pal
mettO,
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NJ By very highhanded and In opinion, outrageous
proceeding store No % Charities street. together with stock
of merchandise consisting Of Dry Goods Saturday the 18TH
seized by the Sheriff.
Being aware OF the delay occasoned where heavy litigation
anticipated and aso of the trouble and tine expended suing for
small debts hereby public notice all lawful and legal
claims against will be paid presentation my Office No 90
Custohou between the hours Of IL and o'clock My principal
cred teng the and printers pub
shed al the city papers Saturday next
claims be presented at my Office
Aersons having purchased and paid for goods which
delivered, by applying my with their receipts shall re-
ceivc their property forthwith
fesO 3t2dp HENRY f. BROWN 90 Customhou,c II,
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Ahs steamship Georgia touched Of Char. IN,
sss = he i4th inst, and received the mail. q,
Qhagrss and San Frsnci,co, 'A''' '0'