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WEDNESDAY MORNING.
MAoBEru.-A la'e foreign journal contains

MAcBETn.-A la,e foreign journal contains
the annexed paragraph
In Mr.. Kean's new rcnderng of Macbeth,
trough the menns of costume and archiectu-
raj decorations his success has been remarka
BILE. Tie weird sisters are made more sha.
dowy by the intervention of gfauzc. At the
banquet, harpers are introduced playing in n
gallery the face of Banquo is made luminous.
His second appearance takes place within a
column made transparent for the purpose
The whole arrangement was grand and pic.
turesque.
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Gbe DaiIp birelniau.
VIRGINIA LEGIsLATURE.
RICHMOND, March l2.
House.

House.
The House resolved To meet on and afer
Monday at 10 O'Clock, morniog, and at 81 o
clock. evening Thi, dlspen:es with the after
noon session.
resolution WAS adop'ed, appointing spe-
cial committee 10 enquire into the expedlency
Of paying 10 the wife Of Geo. Il. c. Price. the
delegate of Hardy county, the per diem due
him as member of tic present House of Del
egates.
A Senate bill, incorporating the Brunswick
and Roanoke Plank Road Company, was re
jected-ayes 10, noes So
The following bilswere passed.
A Senate bill inc orporating the Alexandria
and South Branch Boating Company
A bill auhorsing The paymen, of the forfeit
ed school fund Of 1852 for the county of Ale
ghany-and
A Senate bill Incorporating the town of
WiIiarstown.
A bill providing for elections by the people.
for the apportionment Of representation, the
qualification and privilege Of voters, the meet
ing Of Electors Of President and Vice Presi
dent, and prescribing rules for contested cleo
lions, being the special order of the day. was
taken up and considered. Thursday. the 4h
OF May, was fixed upon for the election Of
members Of the General Assembly. Afte
considering the bill for three hours, IT'S further
consideration was postponed
And then, during the pendency Ola motion
to reconsider the vote by which bill Incorpo
rating the Fredericksburg Southern Femal
Institute was rejected, the House adjourned
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RoDwEY, Miss, Dec. 7, 1852.

RODNEY, Miss, Dcc.I, lSJ2.
isooc Bulge Esq, .Nc'o Orleans.
Dear Strive send you ono Of Rich Il Cos afr
ried in the fire in the 22d August Thi.
Safe stood extreme heat of large frame bnilding in
which i, was used surrounded ly quantity of baggng
hur, rope whi,key, nnd many other combustible art
les. IL will show forits elf tine heat it sustained The
Dmprrs therein werelr' soiled. We therefore do
rehV certify that this of the best Safes have
All other sales except this make, proved worth
rs., now be proven on the ruins.
Yours respectfully.
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IL ADJOINING THE POST OFFICE, LYRCnBuHG
VAL b. GADDESS D. BRO, Propgdctors, (to,
ae,ly Of Baltimore) keep hand aud make to order
! y rft rces, Egyptian and lmlian Marble Man
les, plain and ornamental Monuments, Tombs, Hend
md foot Stones, Garden Vases, Counter Table Bureau
md Wash-stand tops made TO any size at the shortest
notice. Also, door und window sils.
ANY order, iromt"wn or country entrn ted 10 ns, vii
,e faithfully executed with neatncss and dispatch nj
Aug l3-dts J. Is. GADDESS' 4 BRO.
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VEHO HOUSE BUiLDERs.--1he sub.cri
Il bers have hand "a very large assortment OF Rim
and Mortise Locks, (a portion very hne) Plate and
Closet Locks Door and Window Hinges, Blind fnsten-
ng-, Screws, Cut aud Wrought Nails, Finishing Nails,
French and American Window Glass from 70 to 30 u
%, Putty Sa.h Cofd, &c tsc,all of which they are
disposed to sell on fair irtcrrns
jaa 27-tf1 GREGORY, ROYALL IL SIMPSON.
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The last bit of gossip from Italy mentions
the probable early marriage oi-Gr"ce Green
wood with wealthy and accomplished A
mercan, W hom Grace captured II the Etern,
al City. "Well wcR r' What will Wo.
raau's Rights do,alter few more subtractlons
liom their thunder2 Poor Margaret Fuller
iound a husband in the same fair Italy, and
found TOO waiery grave just as she was
stepping over the i"csho'd OF ihe sea- INTO her -
own country. Mrs. Farnham, went to Cai
fornia, got married Of course, got her nose
broken in domestic fight, and is now SUNG
for maiden name: Mrs. S"isshelm has got
a baby; Mrs. Gage has gone to Missourl and
now the cruelest cut of al. Grace, the saucy'
witty. charming Grace---is going TO Commit
maiimony. and he sensbly somebody y
Well arell I" If the vinegar Of Woman's
Rights is not fast turning to ''motber,' we are
no Yankecin guessng.-Sondvsky Register.
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Why is it asked Fr"nchman OF
Switzer. '.that you Swiss al" ays hight for mon.
ey. while We French fight only for honor p
Il suppose, answered the S"ltzer, "that each
fight for what th"y most lack
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An Iowa paper says thai the people there
have added another measure to their arlthme
tic. 1t is called "rhe drunkard's weight or
measure" :"
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DAILY VIRGINlAN.
TERRY & SHIELDS, Proprietors.


. yTgGINIAN published daily at S. snd somfweeklys
,n,n,n in advance No subscription is taken or shorter
a., six months: paper discontinued except at
~ otnn t ttr pproTs, until all arFcarages shall have
eel paid .,...,- -, - "A .or,a r.r s,nar. for
.. m every II Insertion and 81 y cts hT every utter
n the number Insertions is not tnarked ON the S 1t
IA h. nnblisbeI ti ordered and charged accordingly
m. YEARLY RATES arc:for the privilege OF two squares
jnly s50 semi weekly $40; for one su"re asi s'
S2if inner FORM luiy sO seIni-HeekJ $50 Every yearly
yi,l I've .lrcl eonfne his advertising his
- lin. II bn.i and exceed the space stipulated for,
l.. will be charged rataby for the excess
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INRESsa ga s,sn sEEDS.--Thc sub
4 scriber now fms in Srring supply of Gar
den Seed. his stock is ip irnbfa~es every variety
usually ,r,ntod in tl tnnt. They are all f'fh and
genuine aud direct from the bratpi House ~ DAVID
LASDRETa ~ Ph,adc ,,hia-aiso. IN assortment o'
choice FL0SER SEEDS
Catalogues with ainIsnar ahd directions :9r planting
mud culture to be had gTais JOHN "a. Sea
feb o-,s1 Druggist.
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TT VII
WORTHINGTON e. CO.

Mcrchnut and others Interested in the preservation o
books aud papers from fire, respectfully requested O
'ai ~ the of the undersigned and pcrusc
her ID certificates simnr the above extending
period Of ten years. No book pnper document ol
my description has ever been injured by fire in any Of
Ihesc Safes.
An assortment Of these Safes with md without Ynlc
Powder Proof LocN- and jun. P9wder Proof Locks,
tor sale the Depot l4G Water Street aud Fnc
org, corner of Ayrnne and ST. Marks Place, New
iofk. SIEARNS 4 MARVIN
surcrssors to Rich & Co. LAG Water Street, New
Yo.k, thr only makers of Ssmandes Safes in the u
nitrd Stntc., combining u dcr'r and Ric's Patents.
STfRts & MARVIN, Salamdnder Safe Manufacturers,
Iaye pure nsed II g. Jones The patent right for his
Powder Proof Bank Lock, commonly called the WORLD s
FRin Lock. behind which One Thousand Doliurs was
l.rcl in Safe nj The Fair in London during period
uf yivr dn] j., bc the property IF any OF the visi
tor. who could open The Lock. The attempt To open
wa made daiyby hundreds without
Bankers, jewellers aud Merchants can be supplied
with these Locks by the sole propri~iors.
SrEARNS 4 MARVIN,
feb g. d1r3rn. l4G Water Sfrr"t New York
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CARDS

hHS 4. II GILMEK \ r. ia NELSON
Ilnvine nssp, iacd ,lrmseives 10 Il rmee' 81 ma
licine dir tei, service. the public. Dr. Ginr,s
oilre al loi ue h- rrsdrher the corner oi Chutr
Street, ard Tan.l ard a"y-nr. Nelsous secoud dnoi
below the Washington hotelnrarl) opposite the Virgin
ian uilicr.
Frh9I-ln Rep. & GXprc cury
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NUMBER 1873
RICHMOND.
UNIoN STEAMSHIP COmPt- "a

| MON SAEAmSiEf L0ms @E1X
y a1's LINE q. 81 EAMERS-Pesa,y-
o,asa CAPT. Bn,tpore and r6enia. ca.f Teal, sss
Ne,ak fer PLiodfiptia alternntely every "wednesday
,utii nftiher uuiirc.
rtcs Steam haer been built expressly for this route
tn EVERY hn- been taken in their Construction :"
cnsure strength apd speed and their accommodations
m passengers and atntion ol their CaP,sins are nne-
,Iualcl. =.
" unve nlsn entered into arrangements 10 forwnrs
houeh York thereby Offering 10 merchants
~ opportunity 1T iIered Ivy any other bae vi making
their nrchnses In Phi adslphis and then continue on Z"
Ney. Ys,k ,.r The ANAL snrn Of ~ 0b
Pn-sngo IN III Cabin and found to Philadelphia. 0o
do 2nd do do do do Oe
Fol freight OF passage. apply to
no. RANKIN, Act. oofner % Water b.,
Richmond Va.
LEVI ELDRIDGE. GEn'L AsT.
No. z North wharves Phifa.
N B.--Thc Steamers will leave Philadelphia every
W,luesday NJ 10 "elock A NJ. and due notice will be
given in all the dnly papers of the hour of their saag
from Richmond. RO RANKIN. AgeHf.
1el, \ -dtrts a
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LASTER, Glover and Timothy

III tons City Ground Plaster.
% bush. Prime new Clover Seed,
:, 2 - - Timothy do.
Tor sale in lots to suit purchasers, by
jspos,. GEO.
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Aza " it ma uinrturera prices by
I,uea.fw3w ADlE Y GRAy Kl-tmond, vn.
LND79IND, DAVENPORT = CO.,
Il RICHMOND. oilcf for -nle in store aad 'oat,at
whpetnc---
800 Sack. Iiyrr fine snlt Alor,ln and oths sfssas
100 do Ground Alum do
800 tons Richmond ground Plaster
500 tons beat Pcruyiun Gunno daj expected
500 bh. Roscndnc Cement
800 bushels prime Cogerseed
$50 bills. Bone Du-t
l2j hhda. Bacon sidc,.
1T i,rces Sugnr Huu-e AeIaazcs
300 bpEes Archer & Cor. M. / axes.
300 ficrrrs London Porter
80 en-rs Cros. & Blnekuc' Lnndrn Mustard
- do do walnut und Mushroom CGtehup
% ilmnpcrs English Cheesc (GouccsterD
T. huises Maccuroui
80 Bugs Sicily Almonds
300 bne4 Brazile Sugar
! 400 hngs Ctsa Hru Goice
lrnats-.,. Gndnrd Guard and fasaraz Brandy, Held
.ict aud liuugarlal Lion Wine; Sherry, MADEIRA, and
Port y iue, 81, u.
Mnuy Of the abo9r of our own imporfation and
profess ae low asbe, be had in this coas.
~ d4autity and qunity considered Teas, us good
,saofirnt be bad c country, adapted 40 rho
fradc 4 Vireinin.
,rcr }0-Jncrs EDMUND DAVENPORT co.
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PINE CHEWING robacco.- ace LBS

II Dudly g. Johns Chewing Tobncco, made Of thr
celebrated liver Leaf just received and for sale at ii
Ugh prize, by d. x. LYMAN
" Mir1 It's
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a 0UAENG GLASS AND PICTURE
~ FRAME MANUFACTOkY-The undersigned
lanfnciure and offer for -ale the following articles
Northern prices:
rortfHii Frames. richly orinfnrntn and plain gilt
ririme frames of gilt and fancy wood and guilt
Daguel eotype Frames, afge beautiful assortment %
new goods
i.ookiug Glass Plates of all -izrs and fitted In
Picture Glass. French frst quality from 50x36 incs
down
Plate Gass for and dwellings furnished toord~-
Composition Roscttes of a sz-s for B1iders interior
work
ALso--Od Work re-git aud iobbing in all the above
brnn ,hes
Picture Glass cut to any puttcrn-nnd large s,zo
french Mirrors furnished IN order.
t9 Country orders by mail illreceiv~ prom pt atten
nm FRANCK & GLOVER,
1913 Main s,reei herwern nth and l0thsi Rchmond
Va Innr s--ts
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HLARENDON MORSE, Commision, Booh
~ Stationary, ond Poper Housc, Opposite the Wnr
wick iIousc Mnin street Lynchburg Keep, eonstam
y ON ha I'd School, classical Miscellaneous and mi,
Books Novels aud cheap publications IN grent variety
,so. Printing, Cup, Letter, Note Bill. Cooured, nnd
Manila Paper. English. French, aud American Sta
,ionery. Paper Hangnps md Bord,rs. common nrl
.atin fni.h, Goods furnished order Northern pr
~ Cash paid Cor Rag, Rope and Bngging
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eBn TONS LEWIS LEAD di, d in Oil, for sale
sd at ma ufnctnrera prices by
ipna2.tw3w ADlE v GRAY Ri-h,nond. Vn.
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( (tOEFEE, WfsisREy Ac.

~ 100 Bags pcimc Rn Coffee,
40 bbis NJ puntain Dew Whiskey.
80 Boxes Jackson's Tallow Candies
Feb Its LEE, K JOHNSON.
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DR.JOHNSTON

Member of the Royal College OF Surgeons, London,
Graduate from oflhe most eminent Colleges OF he
United States and the greater part of Whose ifc has
been spent in the Hospitals of Londoa Paris, Philadel-
plia and elsewhere, has effected of the most as.
onishing cures that ever known Many troubled
with ringing in the ears and head when asleep great
nervousness being alarmed ut sudden sounds, and
oaslfuness, with frequent hlushng, attended, some
times, with arrangement of mind, cured immedi
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-04-16
rerries nud Rridrea-ExceIlent Con

Ferries and Bridges-Excellent. Con
yeniencies of travel great to all points.
Toyns and Talages-Stockton and
Castorio, or French Camp. Stockton,
one of the principal cities of the State,
situated on the Stockton slough or channel,
about niles from its junction with the
San Joaquin, contains as residents 3,OUO
inhabitants; first settled in 1914, by e.
n. Weber, who obtained grant from the
then Governor OF California, for large
section of country; made pueblo in 1915,
when there were 7 residences; abandoned
the succeeding year. In 1913, settlement
successfully established; growth rapid.
The chanpel navigable for vessels and
steamers at alf%easons.
French Comp-Situated on a slough
of the same name; originally the head
quarters of the Hudson Bay Company.
Several trading posts established here,
ALWAYS accessible from the mines, on ac-
count of the peculiar nature Of the soil.
Mining--But little carried on. Placers
on the Stanislaus average "a per man
per day.
Streams San Joaquin, Moquelrlmne,
Calaveras, Stanislaus and Dry Creek /;
Dry Creek, branch Of the Moquelumne,
forms one Of the boundaries between this
and Sacramento county. Moquelumne
also forms partial division between the
two counties, and runs directly inland
through the county. Stanislaus divides
this from Tuolumne county, and empties
into the San Joaquin. Calaveras runs
directly though the county, and emptles
into San joaquin. The banks of these
rivers are being rapidly settled, and fol-
tunes amassed.
-Insaae.-30 in the Hospital.
State Hospital, erecting at Stockton, an
ornament to the State.
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Acres of land III cultivation,
Capital employed in quartz min
ing,
Capital employed in other min
ing operations,
CAPITAL employed in other pur-
NOSES
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clans, and many species of excellent fish
Oysters-A bed, $50 yds. in length, %
feet wide, and two or three feet thick, dis
covered within the Pueblo limits of Santa
Barbara, of uncommon size and good IA
vor.
Lslands-The rendezvous of offers,
seals, sea elephants and beaver
A Grazing County-One third good
for wheat, barley, oats, and other crops.
Very small portion susceptible ofimigation,
so as to produce Indian corn, fruit trees,
&c &c. Many melons raised
Agriculture-In very rude state
Material for fencing scarce. The. soil
wonderfully productive. Vegetables large
and excellent. Grasses luxuriant and nu-
tritious; fine for dairy farming.
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Predictions md Capiiital.


D=aJ=..,;..,1 - -,
NJ 1 ! roa4'''0"S az" oop''@' ,o,.
NJ - u l U.s. 1850
9o r m''ies' 20
~ %, 90, Slo2
~ ~ VI. 90 Gu ioo o
w " oiA oAeii' lay
40 i 1oss, 2So .d
10 Eheel' i949
40 'iehs;; 5l45
D"sl'eiS oaiiey' llo, o5O
40 Cd's' I5,olO
10 1orn' 5oo2
40 " neat o5y9
o, 90 ~, ro'a'oeS' ;9oo
! oiiS ii''s' Si4o
NO 0iaP1 mes 5oll
uo J '"lt l iecs' 1901
a. o. i0lld III CULTIVATION, o949
oaPi'ai eiiiPloyea III quartz MN
Nn5' SS0OO
OaPilai employed IN other MN
ing oPefatioliS' 21,0W
oaP'ai employer IN other pur-
poses li0,900
PRESCRIPTION.
Nffscos FoSfey-Nest OF Suscol Hills
runs from lhe cl'y oil vallejo to the north
erll part OF the county: miles IN length
ana III Width, NaPa Bay washing It's
Wnoie length. GroWth-wlld oats of lux
uilaiit CROWN Wen adapted to farming
desirable ana interesting portion OF the
country
e,: ousl't '' spring ta"ey-funs up from
, c pay w" ,on mics nof'h OF Benicla
ron io1 y, 10 4oo var, yaTus vide; winds
n rl ~ ia III Iii -l,l,s ioi . of 'iiies
90. Co. l(,i ~ Tana e'' ' ;ao
nm ,,;Ios 80 nf $50 u we Wn o''Sco
r,;les n ianr,b I'D u - a'I s, ,ailey
,ortion al,,,9rs e,roo,, ,li e''''..l iais
Navigatio, aycoilont frona - ~, 10 Ala!lie
soulh end the terminus Of Tho craat ao
mento valley Well adanted 70 aa 1r;c,,
ture and covered with wild osts and ovar
green grass and red clover 80
Susan VaHev-North of Snis,,n Raw
and east of Green Valley 6 miles sauare.
covered by Spanish grant opens ont on
the east into the Sacramento Valley Soil
exceedingly fertile and much cultivated
Navigation excellent. 500 tons bav ready
for shipment; 500 tons barley, also !: 6 yes
sells constantly taking produce from the
embarcadero: hay consists chiefly of wild
oats and clover.
Ulattis VaLley.-Lies farther to the N.
b., 5 miles in length and l J in width runs
northwest between two ranges Of hills, and
opens out into the Sacramento Valley: a
great thoroughfare, and the admiration of
all travellers.
Sacramento Vdlley.-Extends as far as
the eye can reach, covered with wild oats.
and not subject to inundation.
Streams.-Puta river. 10 miles north Of
Ulattis valley, the northern county line :;
not navigable affords abundant water for
stock, which resort to it in great numbers !:
rises in the mountains, winds through rich.
lovely, fertile plain twenty miles, and loses
tween the plains and Sacramento river
Western part of the county mountainous.
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stock, 1864 9.4l33
Do. in village property, 10000
Total, 1904, s43
Deseylptioa.-37 Ranches Chiefly held
under Mexican grants.
Land. unclaimed or vacant, acres, $4,000
Total No. acres, $4,000
Value, 375 cents per acre., according to as
sessment.
Value Of claimed, 1911 900
Do. improvements, 1880
Do. unclaimed, $4,000
Do vegetable crop, 5000
Ports.-San Luis Obispo, 8 miles from
the town of that name. San Simee7 40 ~
miles N. w. of the latter Fine hal Thor at
the rancho of John Wilson, knowE as the
q Eoro."
observation-disclosures, dividing this from
MontereyIC !; Arroyo Grande Santa Ma
rs,Tiiaysdividing this from Santa Barbara coun-
ty. BoF'ozDx on these streams well timber
ed with sycamoNe, oak, and albania, Ca spe-
eies Of cotton wood)
e9saerd sss-Silyer, rich mines Of. Cop
per and IRON, supposed to exist. Coal-a
nine onithe rancho Of Don Jose de Jesus
Pico situated on the Bay of San Simeon
finest carbon.
BitaaRao,s Springs, many and large.
Salpksv Spring.-Warm Sulphur Spring
about 10 miles south of San Luis 0bispo-
the panacea of the natives.
7imbT.-Pine of large size and superior
quality.
Lime Rock-ln great abundance.
iVild Horses-Found in large numbers
- in n L. of the county. Va
Y head.
rs-yineyard of San Miguel,
much neglected. The Mis-
) 0bispo in ruins; still re-
fine olive, peach, pear, fig,
:, and small vineyard.
icultural, and commercial re-
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Quantity Of other produce. ----
Acres Of land 10 cultivation. 80
Capital employed in gardens, s Y95o
Capital employed in boating, - 81
W - 633S
C.ni,II $3.50
a. GU III quar.z mining, $500
A. ~ placer, 100
Iowns-Washngton, hotels, , stores. and
,aundres Fremont l hotel and store Cache
creek, hotels; Cottonwood Merritt; Putab.
Mountains--Coast Range.
sneams-Saeramento, Cache Greek and Putab
Creek. N'""
Lakes-W'shngton size, 3 miles by half mile.
Clear Lake. SIZE by miles; and Tule Lake. one
halt by one-fourth OF a mile
Post Offices 2
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-16
We Study to Please.
NEW SPRING & SUMMER GOODS
A NEW DRY GOOD STORE,

On FdyetteOiIe street, second door 6elow NeSSTS
Williams, Hay1Uood d Co.'S Drug Store.
TOHN Il EECH has just returned from the Nor
81 Cities where he has purchased large and beau
tful assortment of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods OF
the latest styles and patterns for the Spring and Summer
Trade Also large and beautiful assortment of Hats
and Caps of all kinds large and beautiful assortment
of Ladies and Misses Bonnets, and chdrens Hats and
Flats all of the latest styles. Also, large assortment
of Boots and Shoes Guns and Pistols, Hardware and
Cutlery good assortment of Umbrellas and Parasols
good assortment of mems and boys summer Clothing
which will be sold low fear the competition OF
Jews.
All persons in want of New Goods and good bargains
will 90 we'll call and examine my stock before Purch
asng elsewhere. 1 tender my most sincere thanks to
the citizens Raleigh and the surrounding country for
the long and liberal patronage l have received, and
trust by unng zeal and energy please in the prose-
cution ofmy business, to merit its continuance.
John EREECH.
Raleigh, N. c., March sth, 1853. 32-w.
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HARRENGroN,s SCHOOL.

THE first session of this School will open the lth
L day of July, and continue twenty-one weeks. 1t
will be under the supervision of the subscriber who is
graduate of the University and trusts. he has had
experience in teaching, that he will he able 10 i'm
part good moral and mental instruction to his pupils,
and prepare them for any College in the Union.
In governing his school he subscriber will exercise a
rigid discipline and information respecting the conduct
and progress of each student will be transmitted par
cnts and guardians twice a session.
The Academy: newly erected is situated the
branch of the Fayetteville and Western Plank Road
running to Evans Mills, elevated aud healthy
position near the place formerly known as 4" Mcmillan S
Academy" The ncighhorhood, many testify
who received thci- education here than quarter
of century ago, is moral, healthy and intelligent.
Excclle-t board, lights, washing, and bedding incu-
died. can be readily obtained A. w. Jones'. ESQ., and
in many other first families the Academy, al
from five to six dollars per month
Tuition in the Languages, $l5 per session in Eng
sh and Mathematics, varying according to advance
mcnt from SIS to SIS. Tuition is charged from the
time of entering the school.
CYRUS HARRINGTON.
Evans Mills, juno 30th, 1858. 9S0-w4w.