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The North Carolina ExccU1o,
Raleigh q CASTOR RniI Rnnh.

"a WastOn Rail Road.
"A Soiih = meeting of the Stockholders of the
N RalelSn & CASTOR Rail Road Companv will he
held at ths ernos on IT the Of July
negotiation of loan for the completion aS ; on me
Of said ROAD, and forming connection with the Moth
Carolina Rail Road. WIG A'oi'n
a punctual attendance is requested
GEO. W. MORDECAI Presida.
Raleigh, June LIST, 1852. s9-4w
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Female School, HillsbOrOugh N. g.
TINE summer session of Mr.. and Mrs. BURwELL's
School, for Young ladies, will open Wednesday,
July 18th. For terms, SC, address Rev. R. Burwell
Hllsborough N. C.
June 10th. 1882 925-w4w
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Raleigh Academy.
THIS School will again commence its exercises on
the 9TH July. J. NJ. LOVEJOY.
Raleigh, June co. 1852. 68-4t.
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doz of those superior three ply Colias assorted
Also, fresh black Bocskin Cashmere
iJuns IA, 1863. -s-~@=-.. 6S-
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SHOCCO SPRINGS,

May Goth, 1852.
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conformity the code o. yissni3 Of lsss ysss ss -.
do hereby make known all whsm ID may co4sssa a.
BY certificate Of the escAsasoI of INA siV " Nos
the III IA day Of November 1851 ana resolved as ths
the l4h day Of November, le5 that ~ inquest "a a. -
day Of October, 1851 the following iou lying el
have been found eseheatsd this Commonwealth, " sd
lot OF land bounded BY Dartmouth ~
street the by the creek the NORTH aud Au...
on the east, with wood dwelling hoase ssek.as H., -
estate OF John Lawrence, deceased. ~ -
lot Of land bounded BY Liberty nor !, -
Patterson land the east By North lat tAs 500
by Cumberland the with has.. Wy
eschealed from the estate Of Robert MeMann, deessssa
And vacant lot OF land the Of suet -
by seden's land the NORTH ny Boushes u. .og
by Thomas street the eebested s.lae ~ ~
r. Burke, deceased. Test A~A4i
8. NJ. PARKER
Nov lo-iawow Register Of the Laad Oo,.
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Depo,tos Payments. Coinage Exports.
January to TO- S2,l 600 S64o752 S2sstI94 S62s45
10 To ~, l40l 900 SOL 4l0 Iu,o40 1884, 100
Htoa4 3s5.45o l,754,30o l,34,9ls 3os,552
sro,.t aaraosa .os Aea 0sO osa ts7 oeo
s,s5a,oso s,4s6, 4oa 5,oso,aaa 2,lo,

The imports oil the past week were about 100000.
king the receipts this month about 100000 twill be
borne Ia mind that when gold to the extent
which It arrives Il is equivalent to an import because
considerable portion of that which comes from California
belongs abroad.
The latest advces OF continued political quiet and
of consolidated strength the OF the now French gov
AT the time provisions and breadstuffs
advancing in value and the position OF the cotton market
is OF strength, tending upwards peculiarly In the
indications of the French government is, that tho money
power to be used element Of strength TO the
government in heretofore avoided In that
ty that is say, Louis Napoleon seems bent pur-
suing his government in France the policy which
Mr. Biddle pursued when he sought to compel reduction
OF his bank The loans OF that institution pushed
from thirty millions in 1928 sixysx millions in 1884
That expansion became element in the great
speculation which followed and exploded. In France the
basis for such expansion is immense and its operation
woRld BIO directly raise the money prices of all The
products of industry and by doing diminish In the
proportion burden OF debt and which now
upon the Bank Of France. Since the empire, France
has been governed by the oiicehoders who depended
upon the executive head but which recprocay depended
upon them and government which has succeeded that
of the empire has had strength sufficient disturb the
biueanr attempto diminish the expenses. On the
other hand, each successive government has been
PEELED purchase strength by increasing their strength;
that is say, by making fresh gifts to the army of
oice-holder The population Of France is $780, 900,
and the numbers who supported by the State
Enlo
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nv A. GREEN. Auet,on.er.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ADJOINING THE NEW RAIL
ROAD DEPOT AT AUCTON-On Thursday, the 22d instant,
9th and
O'clock Of $780, fronting 3a6
Jersey each lot having front Of thirty
The
New Jersey between north and streets which
graded paved The bridge finished Owing the
mediate proximity these lots the railroad depot and the
ofthe great location by grading of
New other will certainly
render the the most valuable the District
and such opportunities for investment
cash, the balance twelve
montthe purchaser giving notes. satisfactorily secured
bearing Of the property
calling Of the subscriber Mr. j. Cruche
Jan I'D A. GREEN, Auchoneer
90 The above sale II postponed until Thursday, the
10Th instant, same hour and place
Jan 24-d A. GREEN, Aucioneer
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THE BRITsH PREMIER Lord John Russell is said 10
be in great trouble about his cabinet Three OF its mem
bers are anxious to resign once and OF them have
written letters TO Lord Palmerson expressing
at his retiring, and confidence in his craftsmanship In
fact there prospect that Russels administration will
fall TO pieces Its animus has departed 1t has no back
bone II is perfectly idle TO suppose that young Lord
Grenville who counted of than ordinary ab
y, supply the place OF old Lord Palmerston. whose
ability as an orator and experience dplomatst
very great while Russell has yet got about him any
such array OF craftsmanship genius will give conf
dence to the country He has not only lost the aid OF Pal
Boston Post
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The MASSACHUSETTS LEosLArURE.--The legislature
will not be without business Indeed, to Judge from the
number and character OF petitions and orders pouring in
there promises to be an uncommon share OF TO transact
These TEEN with projects either Of reform or change,
from the sweeping projects for altering the constitution
which leaders OF the conservative party have introduced
and The mammoth petition for the Maine liquor law
down 10 the regulation OF the fisheries in Agawam river
Nor 10 this all. National questions before the as
sembled wisdom which may be tough OF digestion The
most noted the Delaware resolutions. which severe
on the hgher-lsw party, and dcnouncing the further
agitation OF the slave question dangerous 10 the ex-
issnce OF the Union, which referred to joint
mtee.
The important Of arranging the congressional
districts fairly under way being referred to large and
able Joint committee. --Bosfon Post.
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We hnd in the northern papers the following further
details OF foreign intelligence by the America;
The London Times speaking OF the reports relative to
changes in the ministry, says: "We merely state the
fact believe il TO be- that the attempts TO effect
partial improvement in the ministry by the substitution
OF three or four members for others OF the present
cabinet who would retire, has not led 10 any result 1t
seems therefore, the determination OF Lord John Russell
10 meet Parliament without any material alteration in the
ministry"
The Morning Herald supposes that the Marquis Of
Normandy left Paris to be present at the prvy council
to be held at Windsor on the 10Th.
Paris, FRIDAY, JANUARY GA conspiracy has just
been discovered. the object of which TO let loose
the conyicls at the hulks al Rocheion.
Sixty persons have been arrested at Montpelier,
charges connected with the late disturbances
1t is announced that the PRONUNCIATION OF the consttu-
lion of France will take place between the 18th and goth
instant The for the delay is to allow time for
the publication OF The urgent OF the organic laws.
The prisoners lately confined at Ham. consisting OF
Generals Changarnier Lamorciere. and their compan
ions, have been set at liberty on the frontier with the
Injunction not to return to France.
grand review OF the home garrison of Paris was TO
come off at the Champs de- Mars on the 22d.
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EEcKE's coMET--A writer in the Boston Traveller is
giving currency to the idea that Enckes comet, which
has lately reappeared. is gradually contracting its orbit
and must finally fall into the And this is said TO be
Sir John Herschells opnionprovded the comet be not
disspated" before that time Great sometimes ad
absurd opinions and this OF Sir John Herschel
place in that class Comets placed in the solar
system for some wise purpose not comprehended by
tronomers and doubt essential TO the preserva
ton Of order and harmony our earth or any other planet
and they governed by the mmutable laws which
control all other bodies Each revoves in its orbit with
mathematical precision, and from which it cannot de-
vae Some persons have supposed comets TO be the dis
trbuors of electricity through the solar sysemand
such may be their mission. for aught we know TO the
contrary But, whatever may be their functions they
held in check by the great Interchangeable law which
regulates the whole system Of the universe. Comets may
approach but can never strike either the OF
his attendant planets. for the that each possesses
repellant power which will forever keep them separate
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AMERICAN CLIPPERS IN ENGLAND-The following is
an extract of letter from the Of the ship White
Squat, at London:
'Our teas were discharged in fine order not more than
six chests stained which TACT with our general appear
ance has caused much excitement among the shipping
interests of this port Having been reported the
shortest passage of the season, called forth
marks from those interested in English clipper. built
last year TO compete with our fast ships but il is
coded that the White Squa bears off the palm, and is
the finest ship Of her class that has ever been in this
portn
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The " METROPOLITAN" HorEI-The Lelands are fas,

THE /" METROPOLITAN HoTEI.-The Leands are fast
maturing their arrangements for opening to the public
next spring this magnificent structure, They have Just
contracted with j. w. Southack and B. Newhouse fer
$50 900 worth of cabinet furniture of the most elegant
description. All OF the parlor furniture will be OF
wood, covered with brocaelle, and superbly carved
Stebbens CO. have the contract for manufacturing the
silver ware, amounting $l4, 00o and there have been
ordered of Mellen & Co. $4,000 worth OF bedding.
Messrs. Woram & Houghwort engaged in manuiac-
turing cut glass; of and elegant pattern, TO the
value OF IS. 900, and importing "a 900 worth OF China
ware for the same establishment.
The " Metropolitan " (ocaled on the site of Nblos
Garden) half million of dollars for the building
alone and the cost of furnishing it will be about $780,
600. Its front Broadway is 52s feet When com
among the public houses OF the United States.
IN. Y. Journal of Commerce.
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WIsTER ROUTE TO caIcAGo..T..in. of Michigan

WINTER ROUTE TO CHICAGO.-Trains Of Michigan,
he, Northern Indiana railroads daily, Sundays
excepted,) oows
Leave Monroe Toledo a M arrive
$780, D. m thence passengers go by stage plank
Michigan City; by 40 miles and by stage
Chicago Alter February by through TO Chicago
Returning Lapore leave Lapore at $780,
and arrive a Monroe and Toledo at 5.45
Daily stages connect Wayne 6tugs; Logans
pc Lafayette and Indianapolis at South Bend and at other
places the line, the principal north and SOUTH
Al Toledo line 5.45, p. M. with the
route, by railroad Cleveland,
Erie Dunkrk, and Buffalo
Passengers Ptsburg
ny and % miles staging Phadelpha and New
York or Baltimore and Washington.
Z. +. WILLIAMS, Superintendent
ADRIAN, Jan Ia, 1852. Jan 2s-du
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nv DYER a MCGUIRE, Auct,ome.r..

GALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON Pennsylvania
y AVENUE, AT PUBLIC AUCTION, by ORDER OF COURT
Friday Goth January, 1884, ~ o'clock shall
offer public aucon front OF the premises lot No. 49, in
b, with improvements consisting Of threestory brick
with back building the south side Of
Immediately opposite the National Hotel and adjoining tho
Middleton Beal Also, lots Nos. 26 a. in
square with consisting of large brick
house, with back building, the side Of Pennsylvania
dwelling occupied by Mrs. Taylor
boarding house. and the store by Mr.. J. H. Buhmann.
The the valuable this city
the capitalists respectfully called
Terms Of sale cash. and the remainder three
with semi annually lien
the property.
Jan a4-dh DYER MCGUIRE, Auctioneers.
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Sydney Smith being annoyed one evening by the ia
maliarty OF ayonng gentleman who, though new ac-
quainance encouraged by the canons jocular rep
uation address him by his surname alone, and hear
ing him tell that he must go that evening 10 visit for the
first time the Archbishop OF Canterbury, the reverend
gentleman paihetically said, pray don't clap him on the
back and call him Howley."
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EDWARD X. COLLINS d CO.,
No. 50 Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, sHPLEY, & Co,
Liverpool,
II. @. ROBERTS 4 CO.,
10 King's Arms Yard, London.
JOHN MUNROE CO.,
~ Rue Notre Dame des VICTORIES,
Paris.
GEO. ii DRAPER, Havre.
ships will gold, silver,
buon SPECIE iewcry metals uness bills Of
adng signed heeor and the value thereof therein expressed
Sept -diy
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cPECrAL NOTICE.-Tho undersigned respectfully
10 their delinquent that their ready
do call sofe before
February set by cash note will receive
cal from positive instructions.
From hr delivery OF
In collecting the various
deliver article
compiled with In this last
particular no distinction win be made.
Very respectfully,
Jan 97--d5t DYER MCGUIRE.
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TIOUsEK EEPING articles, such as
III French China dinner and tea ware
Iron stone China dinner, tea, and toilet ware
Cfockery Of every color and quality
Cut and pressed glassware, looking glasses
Fancy hardware, lamps, and girandoles
Table cutlery, mante and table ornaments
JapanEe ed goods, plated ware
Bronz ed iron goods, Albaa and Britannia ware
Cooking utensils Of almost every description
Wood ware, tin ware, baskets, brushes, &c. IL.
Altogether forming extensive assortment OF housek4E
cles worthy the attention OF hossskecpe those about H
Purchasers will find decidedly to their interest," cav
Nov ie~aawsw Opposite cus Anie
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE.-The sunn u.iu
IN taken Of those and elegant stores recently o. ~
Messrs. Duva Brother, the north side OF Pennst
nue., between ~ and 9th Streets where he intends
boot and shoe business in all OF iss
services Of Mr. Henry Y. Marseas. who, 10 well hown
for himself high reputation cutter, and whose neso -
directed manufacturing Of boets and hs
We would particularly call the attention Of the
ul and elegant style Of Mr. Marseisss CATER boots
We with great beautiful assorme
and English leather, Kid silks, and satin which VIII ~ me-"
order in MIR. Ms usual beautiful style. - III
In addition mandatory, have saecea -
care, In New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore az S,
approved styles OF boots and shoes NJ every
Oci "eoIs j. NJ J0HNs@
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COM N ERClAL.
Nav YOHK. January n.

Nav YoRK. January n, 1852.
Money continues to increase in abundance, and, al
though some eight OF nine southern mails past due,
containing probably large amount OF bills, the supply
he the demand far keep the rates below
specie ontthat is, to-day tstclass bills are W l0t
and good mercantile at the lower figure Under
these ercu should the bills now due from tho
South arrive in season. but lile specie viii 90 by the
packets this Already January the deposes at the
mint and ex ports have been follows
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Bosros. Jan. 2o-The royal mail steamship America ar
rived at her dock al o'clock this late % Tor
,ssIn As there mo seamboat mail al present via lie
sound the Americas malls will be despatched hom
reach New York before five or six O'clock p. N.
The teegraphic despatch from Halifax e.btaced the
main features OF the Americas news ana we ma ule OIL
L.icular interest add from the papers a. hand
The London Shipping Gazette says From information
sdmIal~ anssipss bavi@s TO Increase our naval force
This would imply that the foreign relations Of inc e9un
not In that satisfactory state which Is 70 Do
deed active Preparations In progress o The protection
Accounts from Brest state tina, the Admiral there, on
Learning that several other boats with tho Survivors Of the
Inflated steamer Amazon, probably eth floating on
the ocean, despatched steamer 10 seaen o. an .on.v
divided between and so, there were oooo aosanes
The following occurs n the maoey article 81 ,e ,om
Paris the positive belief that Louis Napoleon WIN
An American at Vienna was lately arrested for express
ing the opinion that Lord Panerston would soon return 10
office. and ,ha! Louis Napoleon would be shot
LONDON Friday night, Jan. Colonial and foreign pro-
duce markets have been heavy this week. with down
ward tendency In the value Of several articles Cotton
however has fairly maintained Its value Flour and wheat
rather dearer
Outrage on an An,erean Vsas.--Dfarins Disaster, Sc.
SAVANNAH, Jan 26-The schooner Midas. which arrived
Saturday from Rio reports that the 2ist OF De-
cember in latitude deg 40 min NORTH longitude ~ deg
distant she boarded by the Brazilian cruiser Sndoa,
and her papers oyehauled At parting the Sindora fired
u
The ship America IRON Wiscasset which arrived here
Friday reports that she into in the night near
the Western islands by unknown vessel, which cut her
quarter cutting her wheeihouse down TO the ~ ain
deck and breaking every spoke in her wheel The helms
man was knocked over board and drowned
The buoys Doboy and Sapelo sounds at the entrance
to the port of Darien have been swept away.
Syracuse SiaUe- Riot Tridis
ALBANY Jan rs The court was engaged all day in con.
sdernp the arguments of counsel the motion 70 quash
the indictments. The will probably terminate on
Tuesday 1t is the opinion Of the bar that the court will
grant the motion the points raised and fully substan
dated, particularly the drawing of the grand jury, which
was done by hoIized person large number OF
witnesses are in attendance, including some from ST.
Louis.
ALBANY Jan. 81 The arguments upon the motion to
indictments against the Syracuse rioters were
concluded today when Judge Conkin said that he would
give his decision on Monday next,
Steamer Palmetto al Norfolk.
NORFOLK Jan. 27The Palretto for Baltimore,
which sailed from Charleston Saturday last, In her
this morning OF the ice finding impossible 10
make way up the bay. The Palmetto spoke
off Capes the steamships Marion, for Charles
ton and The Alabama, for Savannah, both from New York
Rossuth in Pittsbuyg.
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WARRINGTON SEMINARY, ID. C.--1be syenlI ~
csssica mathematical school ~ this institution rm
every night except Saturdays and Sundays from
o. ,,.sr
The English branch comprisesEngiish grammar, pneuS
tons In the art Of reading rules fo the formation and mp
Of syic eiocuton, and the several nne -
speaking, together with criticisms Of various
writers OF prose and verse. 1919
The department devoted TO sIpsnaion and
Latin authors and Latin cemposilon, enabling me
shor read and write In that tongue with sny -
The mathematical clnss comprises the study Of an'n@ss
keeping algebra, geometry surveying, gonomstry ano -
Nov S--lw SAMUEL BAkbEh,
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THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
(MORSE LTNE)
WASHINGTON orros, PENNSYLVANIA AvExuH,
ho,.a nj MAJ al Hon No

THE first line established by any company in the United
consequently pioneer line extending
between Washington, Baltimore Philadelphia and New York. and
delivering stations Have
de Grace Wilmington, Trenton Pnceton, New Brunswick New
ark Citythc the
having wirehs lately undergone repairs
prepared transmit and deliver numbe Of which
accommodation the public
accuracy, prompnc and fidelity hitherto uncqualed This
with companies Of Morse lines north,
SOUTH extending already heen thousand miles, either
will be delivered
this line lately thoroughly
both lis mode Of delivery messages
charges equal all with fhvoru With
ties for business possessed BY this onsis nyi
graphing The oces Of the Magnetic Telegraph Company
Washington city, Pcnnsyvana NTH house National
Hotel BALTIMORE No Exchange, South Philadelphia
No lol Chestnut Quincy Granite badng New York,
8 Hanover street, corner Of Beaver. Fsf
WIN. M SWAIN, President
March 14-3mds
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xr-s.. These ships having been built BY contract ex
3Y pTessly government service every care has been
ZE1A In their construction as also IN their engines
insure strength and spsedi and their aceonno-
unequaed ior elegance and somof
Of passage from New York 10 Liverpool la lrst cabin So
500 In second eaDin W"
Prou, Liverpool o York % and G1o.
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship.
No berth be secured until paid for.
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GALES that he made.-We have store follow
y ing which be sold, spring
stocki
100 pieces silk, various styles
$50 do mousscine dc lsine, all grades very
for lax cents
IS fine cashmeres
do inernocs, all good colors
cloths, all and grades
65 do white, red, and yellow hannsls
100 do dark cassimeres, all grades
10 do overcoatings
20 do black colored French cloths
10 dark caicoes
l55 pairs blankets all grades which especial
invited
lao dozen ladies' geniemens hid gloves, Alexandra
make
70 do ladies' winter hosiery, all grades
30 do gentlemen's hosiery
30 do do under md drawers
is ladies' uDdervssts.
With great variety styles and genemons wear
and carpets, rugs, oil cloths NC.
VERIFY 4 MILLER
Jan N-lmoin Penn. av., between 9TH and 9Th
Until
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Once OF Correspondence, Washington City.
LII having business in OF
formed that the under.ned has established OFFICE
pr for the purpose OF giving inorma
ton desired BY any person u any part Of the world No business
whether public private, Of honorable
cludsd from the once.
know business
in the public onices &c, will advised and
where professional other aid is best pro-
cured OF recommended.
The undersigned regard communicated 10 him in
connexion this Office sncredly CONFIDENTIAL will by
himself and through such necessary
employ, possible prccauton
Every letter Of inquiry must contain fec Of fe dollars
will generally be the required
compensate for the service 70 be rendered. the proper
be stated In satisfactory letter reply.
Address, postage prepad1 THOMAS G. CONNOLLY,
Once Of Correspondence, Washington, d. e.
wAsHrreros City, January 49, 1859.
MT Thomas o. Connolly is known 10 worthy
writer analfed for IN, sbic
faithful
his new and original design Of once Of Correspondence
RICHARD WALLACE,
III y. Marshal FOR the District Of Columbia.
WALTER LENOX,
Mayor Of Washington ethyl
10. GALES
tscnior Editor OF the "Nstionni Incni9ence
90 ,m. r. w. LATHAM, tBanker.1