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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCrIoN.-ou Saturday,
the April viii highest bidder
ses O'Clock four eligible building lots be-
the De Menou Baiidiugsn VIZ
lots one fronting rs feet street, running
cet alley i've, front, 1885, and lot
'front.' line, and 196 All in
sui vision OF square $50.
within and the
bearing secured by a
property Convey neng the Of The
purchaser.
be complied with within three days, the
properly resod weeks the Of
the parry delinquent.
GREEN l. SCOTT,
Ap3-d6t Aacuoneers.
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT huCFlON-0n
Monday April in front Of the premises
O'Clock,
good with the LOT which stands
being all lot 30 In square No 24
~ wide alley,
mi thsonisn Institute.
fourth cash balance IN and two years the
the deferred bearing interest
from deed aad deed OF uu taken IL
tie indirputzbe.
Add AucioneeB-
Iy- above sale is postponed. In consequence of
rain, until monday, the Iitb instant sams hour -
GREEN SCOTT
And Aucuoneers
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rAs FIXTURES.

Gas FIxTUHEs-A handsome assortment Of gas fixtures,
from the aanuiacio Of Cornelius, Baket Co, uf PhIsdeI
pills. consisting Of onc aud two light pendsn three four hye and
light ciisnuei,srs, brackets
burners, &C. n
tab.ns Introduced into public hai private Ne
erperrpced worsmen.
general Of house keeping goods always
for sale low prices
Al o-2swswi g. w. bOTELER, Iron Hall.
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Harden pLUSDERED.--The subscriber had his garden
pn,dersd NJ three ~ his choice peoncs " which the
he
nr 'hr~e plants c.uld They stolen
about the middle ~
purpose ~ settling them H. would corsid fsvor should
s p"s "fsr~s for safe take notice % the
4
Ap7-a street, he Department.
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By j. G. MCGUIRE. Auotione.r.

VERY EXTENSIVE SALE OF EXCELLENT FURNITURE
and Household Edect-.On Monday April
O'Clock shall sell, the boarding house kept by Dr. William H.
OF p aud the furniture
keeping effects, comprising
Walnut plush-c covered sofa, rocker
Mahogany hair spring seat sofa, dvans
Marble top centre tables card tables
suits Of damass and lace curtains, oornice
Git frame mirrors mantel tournaments
Walnut mahogany and maple hair and chairs
Astral lamps, chandeliers, French China
Three ply and ingram parlor and chamber carpets
Hall and stair csfreing, oil cloth, rods
Mahogany hstracks, hall lamps, rugs
Walnut and mahogany dressing bureaus
Marble top wsshstands, painted do
Wardrobes, chamber tables, looking glasses
Mahogany walnut, and cherry bed4lsads style.
Rest cured and hair husk do
Feather beds holsters aud pillows
blankets, comforts, eounterpan.s
Painted window shades,
French and China dinner and tea
Tsbe cutlery, ces,orr glassware
Dining and breakfast tables, sidebonrds
Refrigerator, Al coolers, FIRE
Cook-stoye, rndistors, and air tight
Zinc covered kitchen tables, tin sae
and Kitchen uienpls
OF articles necessary 10 emu
furniture all good condition having purchased new
within the last year,
and under, cash that credit
monihs satisfactorily bearing interest
JAS. q, MCGUIRE,
Ap3-d Aecfioneer.
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EssIxxsk DsrAKraxsr, Washington, March 10, 1855
DROPOsAs will be this once ill the otn day Of april
1883 for The following repairs 10 the pefs al hehne-
h my OF heavy ballast (no piece
required be placed along the iounda
OF existing The precise position 10 be pointed
by the agent the United States al the work
"a The be continued back loS eei5 and
thence, with angle, lis feet TO the beach
$40 cubic OF sand be exeasaed L. Tor tie
foundation OF This work Not more Than ono half Of This
The VIII be FROM IL 10 e feet IN width
base, f,o Il win be composed OF
spl stone, thick, and diminishing
wid, ou the bottom the being two feel
half thek ave wide, from three TO hse te"
The all be fuy p with ends aud sides
close wall and piece Wis
ible face OF the wall lees width than two feel
length than I'VE feet The width 20 be two feet and
half, and the average length feet
About 500 cubic yards VIII be needed complete The
OF which sound and durable, and from
Vessels approach the extremity The wing
in their delivered from the
ballast should be OF 22io bs for
cubic split by the
cubic yard including laying IL Ia the wall
For further information address b. Major H. B. Tower United
'' JOS. @. TOTEM,
s.@ Bng Gems and Col Engineers.
To be inserted in The Union nteiencer and Republic Wash
Post Boston, Massachusetts, and Eastern Argus,
Maine weeks OF each
containing the advertisement be sent 10 the Engineer De
paftment Mar le-eodS"
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BY e. a. srRATrON, Auctionesr.

(PusyIcania Of AnL sfyssL)
nEstRABLE PROPERTY IN THE FIRST WARD AT AUG
iuN-On Monday April llth the premises, O'Clock
shall sell Nos and TO- No 81 froatng 81
22 New Yark and North
all $50 square feet, and improved
BRICK dwelling with
the residue in equal
eighteen months, secured
1le indspuiabs Convey ancns The 81 the
chaser 22-sodsds
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Ap 3-d6t
Proposals 4 Removing the .Half-Tide Rock" near
Fairs Island, Cob.cock Hay, Maine.

ESeISEKR DEPARTMENT,
Washington, April 3, 1888
SEALED PROPOSALS be received at this office un. the 2a
~ hsifide rock Falls island
Cobscock bay.
the operations until the level OF the
reached which would take OF
half 0 feet from the extreme height Of The
rock.
cubic The portion be removed
1905 yards, or less.
thrown into the channel on every
side danger creating distractions
contemplated improvement be completed be-
re close in the coming autumn
that government will not
liable beyond that which has been
pnated for this object.
much Job, and each
responsible the
fulfment of the contract
will from equal TO cent
Of rock removede remaining
until The completion Of the Job But
shall be made for removed unless the exea
carried the required level the work
accepted by the agent of the government in charge
The right OF rejecting all Of the proposals.
and for Of the locality address
Lieut. Johu Newton, Corps of Engineers, Augusta Nane
JOS. q. TOTTEN,
Brevet Brig. General and Colonel Engineers.
Union ntelisencer and Republic WASH
inaon Boston Post Boston Eastern Argus Port
Journal, Belfast, Maine twice week
month"; and copies Of each containing the adver
be transmitted to The Engineer Department
Ap 9-2awlm
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7 WILL OFFER AT PUBLIC SALE, ON SATURDAY AFTER
/ l6th 5 O'Clock,
acres beautiful building
adapted gardening situated
Washington, the turnpike 10 Bladenburg present
in occupancy ~ General George Washington Bowie.
Terms liberal, and made known at sale.
An S-td
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TIVE ord uons Bride by n. y Arthur.
Il Summer Cruise In the Mediterranean BY N. Willis,
Ape FkANCk TAILOR
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munieae 10 bis exeelleney Mr. conkling resolution
which must be very gratifying 10 the whole clsiLed
world hopes that bis e4cssncy secondng the wishes OF
his eaceeney the President OF The republic VII transmit
the same ia msdaiey to his government causing ~ 10 DC
duly appreciated and that his exeeIency will be The hsi
who shall the besi evidence Of his appfobaon give
his assent 10 The early negotiation o treaty OF neuuai'
~ which shall osT al Tie nations Of The globe advan
lsges OF great weight and at the lime draw more
closely together the bonds OF peace and union which now
uniie the Two heigh boring republics.
The undersigned has lhe honor. with this motive, 10
feileste 10 hs exeellenry The minister penpoten,ay OF
The United States al America The assurances Of his dis
ting uished consideration. J MIGUEL ARROYO
To his exceileney ALyRED CosKLisG,
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipoiensisry
OF The United States OF America.
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Ware, Cutlery, .xo.--The sub.csi

CILvER-PLATED WANE, Cutlery, &c.-The subscri-
u public that beautiful and superb
lot Of silver plated for which the Metropon
diploma. manufactured by the
Chichopee Massachusetts, and
decidedly the market The consists
Of
Tea and coffee sets. pieces
Walters, cake baskets, castors with rich cut bottles
Table, and dessert spoons
Table and dessert forks
Soup nd sauc ladies', butter tubs with drsners
Water pitchers, open and covered
knives
Swing teakettas, napkin rings, card receivers
Champagne and water goblets, shutters and trays
chamber candIesnck sacears mustard pots, &c
the table exhibited Mechanics INSTITUTE and
which q medal awarded, consisting Of
Ivory handle knives, half dozens dozens
carved ivory handed knives Of
ffty-one, and hty three pieces
Meat M turks, stees, &c
articles all of which
will be purchased OF the
cities.
Ap 9-2aw6w c. w. BOTELER, Iron Hail.
OSTon Wednesday afternoon, 18th street, between the
II Treasury blue enameed gold watch,
with diamond and pearls.
amply rewarded upon leaving Major T. l.
Smih's, Sixth street, near L.
APPS
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ny GREEN ~ SCOTT, Auctton~ers.
SALE OF MusRETs, &c, BY ORDER or TuE QUARTER
master, On Tuesday the 12t Of APRIL
roan. in Washington, at 10 O'Clock n 800
old muskets
10, equipments, bfass, &C. Terms es.h.
Mar nd GREEN SCOTT, huctionesrs.
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United States boundary Commission,

United States boundary Comnnission,
WASHINGTON CITY, March IS, 1885,
IN consequence very appropriation for continuing the
of United States and the
republic Mexico the necessity OF economy and the uncertainty
attached to the boundary
commission all person employed appoint
ed BY United States Secretary the In
terror, hereby discharged. -
Mar "a Commissioner
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1870 =" ne s~ken down and the eaods u
~ contains 70 We sold cos. fnr The
,ta
p'rcel Al, ~.
provcments, shai he gu, IN 60. $50. @
we ""s"s 70 while is
have determined 70 sell oil entire a, COS, ~, ns
them until new home '""'
very Of Ill lnss ~ ~,
select foreign and domestic good in IN
p~pts all cf which " NN'-''
we coumenre to-day, and offer co.,, no r,o,
will will he tstsn II ,b,t ~
cannot chsrre soods cost good. p-rpa \,
the psd viii be charged fr
m
requisite suggest 20 those indebted
,n.s win
the utmost p-.sar. pry tnsir bi's ~ once
PERRY BROTHER,
Apa-dauf Opposite Centre Market
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ARRIvAI. OF rae MERLIN.

NEw YoRK, April THE steamer Merlin has arrived
from ST. Thomas in eleven days, via Bermuda. She had
rough weather during the passage Mr.. Lord. the
United States consul reached ST Thomas the Merns
outward passage The brig Two Ladies, from ST Jago
Cuba. 18th ult, reports the place perfectly healthy IL
that tho Bermud legislature would the
duties from provisions and lumber.
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NEW GOODS-wILLihN TUCK Lane 4 fuckers Build
" ing Pennsylvania bstweep ~ and 9Th takes
inrmng his public
has from New York
goods suitable for
make his
III. reasonable terms for cash
25-dIm
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oPRING MILLISEIY.-MrsA ANN II. CLARK will open on
Thursday h splendid Of French pattern
Paris beautitui
bats
every description variety misses and chill
flowers, nbands
and the attention Of the
ladies' generally
Store three post Office, Georgetown ID. c.
Repairing, usual, neatly executed.
ApnI6 --d3t r
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LOSS OF rHE STEAMER CALIFORNIA,

LOUISVILLE, April THE steamer California sunk a
few days Shirt Tail Bend, the Mississippi
The loss Is 329 900.
Ex-Governor Letcher has been nominated 10 Congress
from the Ashland district
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ARRIVAL OF THE paoasrHrus.

CHARLESTON, April Tine steamer Promeiheus. from
San Juan March 3s arrived here last night, short Of coal
She brings hundred and passengers, and
specie by the Paccwhich lef, San Francisco March
18Th Her passengers all we'll She reports that the
diic uliies San Juan had all been adjusted The United
States Cyane still there Her officers and
crew were well.
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NEW spring and summer goods and fAshtons.--DU-
IN WALL BROTHER, diapers and tai having returned
from New York. receiving their supply Of The newest style
French and English cloths oil the latest
amongst which the choicest and richest
designs brought this country Customers would DO wen to call
ear and their selections
We prepared usual have work got in the richest
and elegant style.
Mar 25-3taw3wir DUVAT.L d BRO.
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TELk0RAFuiC FIAT.

NEw ORLEANS, April AT twelve o'clock last night th
Pcayune received a despatch OF sos words from New
York, the National line, which LEFT New York at
O'Clock, p. IN.
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At A. TYSON s SISTERS seminary for Young Ladies,

wi "A,
MI l2h and 18Th The fourth quarter VI this
Institution commence the Isi day of May.
Having spacious building expressly for the aeeommoda
school, dwelling the
of which The and comfort OF The pupils have IN
considered eei assured they
not surpassed by any
District The several class lunch
Sc delightfully."- warmed by approved furnace and
well ventilated.
Their and others respectfully invited 10 can and
spect The general arrangements.
Being advancing Of their pupils the
secured the OF
Prof stated and thereby enabled to oef
this branch at the low rate Of ~ ~ per quarter
Senior departments including ornamental needle
particulars had the institution or
Al he book in the civ 23-eodrl5ay
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ARRIVAL FHiLADELPHfA MORE ooLD--TnG sTrANHR
NEw ORLEANS April s.-rhe steamer Philadephia has
arrived here from Aspinwal She brings 100 passengers
and $40, 900 in geld.
There is no later fom California than that which
has alre ady been forwarded.
The steamer Illinois had sailed from Aspinwall for New
York. with 600 passengers and millions and half OF
gold.
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NNODA ppartnus Sale "A complete soda water
Eaus consisting with black marble top TWO silver draw
pipes IA gallons and cooler, all in perfect order and
ready be had reasonable terms BY applying 10
N. STRATrON, Auctioneer. Mar 29-eod3t
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+ MA avenue,
PRICE REDucED-ADMrssIo TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
MI; TIE ORIGINAL VOYAGE Down The MissIssIPPi.
THIS magnificent painting the nr. and es. Of pansIama has
been exhibited in hi. country except IN Phadpha Ia or
pre- present. Week win g Is psf
under ~ Doors every evening at panorama
mS msi i !, ID
STRAw Masiing., Floor OH Cloth. &c.. Tn. subscribers
from ssx Ts Rs,
lss pieces sr'i, super white ss Canton Mating
: &c e e !; !. red .as % white checked ss ~.l'.
+ + !: e e !: s & e & &
ted mauuactoy OF Ron- son' London which win 1T
shaped hall. the bs. terms
Mar n Il 10 q "A'sn sepass aooE sso 90
AIR. ). c. BANCROFT DAVIS has resumed In new
iorsrne practice Of the law and in addition win give b. sus
may Having
England and die principal comment, during
Of ,ss years and hall in London he r.I s his services TO
Nrw Yonr, n " all street, February. iuss
hHrrRRsoEs
Mes,rs. lanes O. King Sons,
pSh.a" w snsSas New York and Boston
Hon. John DAVIS, Worcester, Massachusetts.
PR.-M ID. proposes New York March, early in
Ap for Lndon where his business will prob by detan him some
parts Europe During has alb
address
London will of Barring, Brothers, CO.. to
whom he j also permitted TO refer.
Mar t-dlm
I, ELECT boarding school FOR Young Ladi~s Will
mneon under the charge Of Mis-. MCLEAN, who
amihe the South Number Of
limited All the branches ola thorough English edu
caion taugh togehcr Latin, FRENCH music, &c
Wilmington Delaware, HI Kew Alfred Lee, ID d.
Hon Judge M,sgan / " epn, lion. JOhn Vale. Baltimore
n e. Howard, @. b Hoffman,
A. VI. MCLEAN,
Msras-dlm Wilmington, Delaware.
EDUCATION IMBECILEs--JAs. q. RICHARDS has
II school education children of
development in Germantown, near
PHILADELPHIA.
with Mr. Richards
children
under his condition OF
beci od idccy intelligence and
which but few thought beyond the
reach Of human Effort
In Europe Mr. familiar Institutions which
by Of aninf Of
a hopeless idiocy has erpc
four teaching this class Of uufoftu
mates.
address Dwyn Pah's drug southwest
Of 9Th Arch streets. Philadelphia
In Philadelphia he has the pleasure Of referring to-
Rev. Bishop Potter Thomas 3. kirkbde, VI. ID.
Rev HERTZ Barns, Prof Geo. u. Wood, NJ. u.
Hon. Judge Kane, Pref Samuel Jackson, NJ ID.
Hon. Judge Stroud, Prof Thos, n. Muer, " ID.
Hon Henry u. Gipin, Alfred T.. Elwyn, NJ. D.
In Washington, he will refer 10 his frondf-
Gen James Hamilton, Miss Dorothea L, Dix.
Hon Horace Mann.
Mar 2-dim
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INTENSIVE boarding House for Rsnt.-The
u houses by wr- Laura Reed situated
side II e. I4th for They will
will be
satisfactory immediate application
E.
yh and uth
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LIQUOR RHODE
PROVIDENCE, April 7-Rs,urns from the whole State
show majority of 800 in favor of the liquor law. The
semby is undoubtedly opposed to it,
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full OIL cIoshr tbs csehra
OF Roi- eon London, which viii a.
hall, the
TO all Of which respectfully invite the Of purchaser
Mario Republic. AooE BRO, 90.
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No.'drHs ard Westsro b~uds for Sale Ell
~ ehsng IN The states Of Tesss Lousna. and nbnoi
WIN great care eaht In
o. N'nne.n nmedtstey ,n. will be soid
rn'e- a. ~ insure the purchaser
portion OF the shove land. would
n. ~. CHFEvEP
Amp-9sw2m lfntl 18th street, opposite Treasury.
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TREATY BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES MEXICO.
NEw ORLEANS, April 6.-Dates from Vera Cruz the
23d Judge Conklng, the United States minister
with Sci Tornel and Costello Lanzas, had signed
treaty between Mexico and the United States
neut lily and ploec Colonel Soo the Tehuante
pee route, and security for the capital invested. The
treaty ratified The day by the supreme ex-
eel
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L,RENCHs HOTEL. carner Of Frankfort street
City Hail Square, Opposite the City Hall and PARK Fopntsn
New York city, built and opened subscriber, May
lsq and resd and furnished 1854 He that
venience comfort economy he
nent only all Of which warmed They all
6ed with marble wsshstapds which ruppcd
through plated cocks There but
The halls and closets every floor viii he III
during ight This hotel
lodging and meals they be ordered spacious
and rectofy is in the immediate vicinity
tile business and the principal places of
D~rl Am R.
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SHAwLs sHAVLsI-YERBY, 1EBBs, 4 YERBY have
y opened lot OF beautiful consisting
Of
80 small figured Cashmere shaws for s., worth Sc
d. for 4, do q
80 do do do Tor J. do
assortn of shaws ranging from
81 Call Of 7h and Penn
syivania
Ap2-dlwm
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CARUsIs SALOON.
THE GERMANIA MUSICAL SOCIETY
WIN give
GRAND INsTRUMENTA CONCERT,
on "WEDNESDAY Eyruse, April II,
CAMILLE URso female vicn. twelve yens Of age, and
ALFRED JAEIL.
Particulars viii be duly announced Ap 3 dd
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on the s,h inst, ANNA LILLY, daughter ofJoHs Y Br.,
aged eight months.
residence
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pEFRiGEHATORs-S0 refrgerators sale at my furni-
IL Opposite the Exchange Bank
They embrace
pu, Price sl2 S3S.
they
40 6-3taw5v N. NJ McGREGOR
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TOR RENT.The Of occupied by Professor
Chas g. will 9Th OF April THY
airy il desirable fom ,s
public buildings
aure Of g.. m ByRNE,
Of 10Th and Pennsylvania
Mar 2a-w&rn
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1. IRST time In Washington, MT Iron Hal
T. MIA avenue,
PRICE REDUCED-ADMIssIoN TWENTY-F
THE ORIGINAL VOYAGE DOWN THE NJ
THIS magnificent painting, the nrst and best OF
been exhibited IN this country except IN Phil
der 10 give all an opportunity, the price Of admis
present week, will be 25 cents TO all parts OF the
under ten, l2t cents. Doors open every evening
moves airy.
Mar I3-dtf hH
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-09-21
SOUTHERN COACH FACTORY.

FRANKLLNTON DEPOT, NJ C.
ON He undersigned would inform the riding
I public and others who may wish to ride,
that he has established a Factory in the Vii.
lage Of Franklinton N. G. on the Raleigh and
CASTOR Railroad, for the manufacture of
PLEASURE CARRIAGES,
of all descriptions in the neatest and best man
ner. He has purchased the right for Franklin
County for the manufacture of the
Patent Perch Buggy,
which is acknowledged by all to be a great i'm.
provement on the old perch.
He has in his employ the very best workmer
in every department Of his business. His Black
smith is an experienced workman, who served
his time and worked many years in the Coacl
Shops of Newark N. J. His Painter is from
Liverpool, Eng. and understands Thoroughly tn,
style and manner of painting adapted to CARR
ages DC. of the most durable kinds.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofor
received, the undersigned hopes by his increase
fac .lities and neutrality-suspicious., still to mer
and continue to receive a fair portion Of publ
favor.
All work done by him will be warranted t
stand twelve months with fair treatment.
H. I. CLAWSON.
July l, 1858. 43-ly.
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GREENsBoRouGH
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY

THE cost of Insurance on the mutual plan lie
but q small SUM, compared with a joint stock
Company. This Company being located in the
Western part of the State, consequently much
the larger portion Of the risks are in the West,
very many of which are in the country.
The Company is entirely free from debt; have
made no assessments, and have a very large
amount in Cash aud good bonds. and is there
fore confidently recommended to the public.
At the last Annual Meeting the following Of
fcers, were elected for the ensuing year:
JAMES SLOAN, President.
Sc. COFFIN, Vice President.
C. P. MENOENHALL, Attorney.
PETER ADAMS, Sec'y. DC Treasurer.
PETER ADAMS, Sec'y.
WM. III. CUMMING, General agent.
June IL. 1853. l5-1y
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NOTICE..

TINE Trustees for the Male Academy located in
Murfreesboro', Hartford county, N. c. respect
fully announce that the next Session of the
School will commence on the first of October next,
under tho charge of a gentleman capable and well
qualified to discharge the duties as Principal Of a
school of high grade.
The course Of instruction intended to be pursued,
is calculated to prepare youths for College or the
active pursuits of life.
The institution has recently been placed under
the patronage Of Washington Lodge, No. 3, ]. 0. O.
F., and the known s~alubrity Of the village-the
morality of its citizens, together with the absence of
many of the influences which lead youth into err
ror, it is believed will prove an inducement to Pa
rents and Guardians to patronize this School.
Terms for the Session Of Fire Months.
For Elementary Englisl, 50 90
For Higher {" IL so
For Classics and Mathematics, 16 90
Fuel, &c. SO
Good Board can be obtained for SIS 90 per month.
Address Z" Secretary to the Board of Trustees to
the Male Academy" Murfreesboro', N. C.
August 6, 1858. 49-t0