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NTEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF HAMPDEN
~. SYDNEY C0I.LEISE RIGIM0Nl VA The siy.


I'VE SYDNEY COLLEGE, RICHMOND VA. The six
teenth annual course of lectures will Monday
the 10th day Of October 1885, and continue until the 1st Of
the ensuing March The for comforting de-
grees will commence about the middle of March,
r. L. Bohannan, NJ d. Prof of Obstetrics and Diseases
Women and Children.
L. w. Chamberlayne NJ. d. Prof of Materia Medica and
Therapeutics.
Martin P. Scott NJ. d. Lecturer Chemistry and Phar-
macy.
Charles Bell Gibson, NJ d. Prof Surgery and Surgical
Anatomy
Carter johnson, NJ D., Prof of Anatomy and Physio-
logy.
David II Tucker, NJ D. Prof of Theory and Practice of
Medicine.
Arthur E. Petcolas, n. D., Demonstration Anatomy.
The study of Practical Anatomy be prosecuted with
the most ample facilities and ut very trng
Clinical lectures regularly given at the College mfr
mary and Richmond Anshouse The Infirmary under the
roof with the College and subject to the entire control
of the Faculty is at all times well filled with medical and
surgical cases. and furnishes peculiar facilities for
ton Many surgical operations performed in presence
of the class and the students being freely admitted the
wards enjoy under the guidance of the professors
opportunities for becoming familiar the symptoms dag
nosis and treatment of diseases.
Expenses fee SIS. Professors fees, s1O5
Demonstrators fee, $40. Graduation fee, $25
The price of board, including fuel lights
tendance, is usually IS or 49, per week.
DAVID II. TUCKER, NJ. D.,
Dean of the Faculty.
Sept. %, 1853. 90-tl50c
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GRAND oPERAT1c CONCERT

ODD FELLOWS HALL.-SECoND NIGnT.
OWING TO THE IMMENSE SUCCESS AND EN-
" THUSIASM which greeted her Monday night
MADAME ROSALIE DURAND will have the homer of
appearing before the citizens of Raleigh Opera
SIGNoR NovELLI Prime Basso of the Italian OPERA New
York SIcNoE MoRETTI the eminent Italian Volinis Mr.
GER and Mr. Karl W. PErERsILIA who has kindly offered
his aid the Piano. combination talent and pleasing
amusement rarely offered to the citizens of Rale gh
s@ Tickets Doors open halfpast seven per-
formance to commence at eight.
~ For particulars Programmes evening of Per-
formance.
Sept. &c, 1853. 60
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The Yszzoao Fsrer at Ney Orleans.

New ORLEANS, Sept. 3D. The fever continues to
prevail though the city is assuming better state of
health. There % deaths from fever during the
past 24 hours, and seven from causes unknown.
The most distressing accounts are received of the
along the coast Delegates from the Howard Asso-
citation asking for nurses, and relief is being
forwarded in every direction
MOBILE, Sept. %. The interments yesterday
20, including IA from yellow fever.
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NEW FIGURING MILL.-THE SUBSCRIBERS
IL NEW FIGURING MILL is in successful opera
ton and he is turning out superior article of -four
He ready for CUSTOM which he respectfully solcits
The best cash prices paid for wheat.
My Mills situated within about two miles of Raleigh
Walnut Greek.
w. F. COLLINS s
Sept. %, 1853 Il 90-tf
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TIE EUROPEAN NEWS The Koszta affair is excl
ting discussion in Paris we see, as well elsewhere
The journals there condemn both Austria and Capt
Ingraham-but particularly the latter who is sus-
pected of being only the impersonation of Yankee
Fillibusterism.
Nobody expects, of course, to hear that the East
ern question is settled, and nobody therefore, will
be disappointed to learn that the Gar has ntmated
that he did not mean to accept the arbrament of the
Four Powers revised by the Sultan, in his note ;"
not that he cares much about these "revsions," in
themselves but that he didn't like to be dictated to
by the Turk.
The harvest accounts by this mail are on the
whole, quite favorable, (more favorable, we think,
than were expected here,) consequence, we note
ket "A corresponding decline here, doubt, will
be the result. Aeao York Express
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MARRIED,

In this County, Sabbath morning the 18Th by Prof
w T. Brooks, Joseph Yeargi ESQ., Miss Ann Eliza Dunn
daughter of Mr.. Nathaniel Dunn.
Register and Biblical Recorder COPY.
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DIED,

In this County the 9th of July James Rgsby in the
s2d year OF his Mr. Rigsby soldier in the of
the Revolution and had always sustained the character of
honest He bore his last affection,
which was protraced about ght weeks without mrnuring
OF and died perfectly resigned to the Lof God
he has left only three children surviving him. of nine
with great nany grand children and large circle of friends
nave no hope [CoM.
In Jefferson County, Ark, the 18th August, Mr..
Samuel H. Smith, of Dallas county in that State and
p1eriy of sCaswell county, N. C.
At the time of his DEATH Mr.. Smith was in his 58th year.
He was much esteemed and beloved by those who him
had been for many years exemplary member of the
Methodist Church. and diedin the hope of bless
ed immortality IL $
INFORMAL COLLEGE.--THE FALBTERM WILL
commence the l4th of September. Entire expense
from SS8 to S45. =
B. CRAVEN, Presidept.
August 81, 1858. s3-2t.
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An5exchange says that man recently poked his
head out from behind the times when it was taken
off by passing events
The chap who fell from the top Of his voice is still
powerfully weak"
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New YORK MaRKKT Sept %. Flour has advanced under
the Afcas advces-saes of 500 bbs 1874 a Sc 81
for State % Sc AZ for Genesee and so q 50 2 for
Southern. Wheat has advanced a cts-saleS of So
bushels at A 81 A for Western white, 81 81 SO for
Southern and 81 81 for Genesee Corn sales of $4,000
Cofee.Saes Of 4o5 bags at IL cts. for Rio Molasses
Sales of 800 bbs at Csc for Orleans Tobacco-aes
hhds. Kentucky at ~ q so cents. Whisky-sales of $50
bbls at % cents Pork-Saes of 500 bbls at $40 for
mess, and S13 for prime BeefSaes of bbls
$3.50 Beef Hams-Saes of 500 bbs at SIS. Lard-Sales
of 700 bbs and kegs at 1115 q II % and 121l cents
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tod LIE NE WOOL Trade OF GENEVA N. Y II Is estms-
ner Se wool trade of this town is near $500 900
sgo an 000 One firm within year past have paiS
One choice Inc clip price between and So cents
Oh Geneva County, who keeps fine foo en1;n
over 60 cents, it IS said, AAe MOCK, reallzed
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FAIR.
Mr.. j. Boner of this place purposes to send speci-
mems of fine honey, large grained and prolific quail
ity of wheat and Shanghai chickens Mr.. William
Lnebaek also speaks Of sending Specimens Of honey
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NEGRO LABOR NECESSITY The Richmond En-
3Hu,rer, OF Thursday, contains letter from Gen.
Felix Huston, an extensive sugar planter in
10 DR. Samuel A. Cartwright, of New Orleans. which
ADDS another to the immense collection of proofs that
esro labor is indispensable in climate like that of
LOUISIANA Tn IA and other southerly States
IN the recent epidemic which devastated New Orl
cans, we have been informed that few if anv of the
s SJieTers were among the blacks and gentleman
t,Oo nSeo 1or several years at Mobile during which
s bo yellow fever twice attacked that CITY. tells
an ns ecer &fe0 negro to die of it. There is
an adaptedness of the African to hieh
teperatures that as mmutable fact as any other
n@ona law. The only question to be settled is Can
exist in large numbers on the same soil with
hot eS ~ state of freedom without vast injury to
Africapm "i~eSs IS freedom the maximum good for the
Petersburg Democrat
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THE MARKETS

AFILMINGToS, September "a
NAVAL SToRESe -In tie Turpentine We note an adj
vance YESTERDAY of 10 a cents previous quotations
With sales so bbs at So 6 md S45 do s75 yir
gin yellow Dip y $50 bs closing firm at latter price
This morning have made of POS 10 at s. Is
which the market firm and the article in fair demand
Spirits 1pentie has also further and the quotas
ton the close yesterday cents above previous
highest rate The transactions reached 10 bbls as fol-
lows 100 bbls at 55 100 do at 200 do at 200 do at
So $50 do SO, and $50 do at so cents p gaon There
have been transactions to the time of closing
quries this morning; and the article is generally held
higher rates. Tar has also advanced shade and
sale yesterday of AZ bbls. at g 90 ~ bbl.e
LTNE7oo casks yesterday for Boston sold from vessel
at 81 10 p cask 80 days. Journal
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DEATH OF PERRIN BUsBEF. Weregret to learn that
Perrin Busbee Esq, of Raleigh, died in that City on
ng had attained @ reputation as po
clan, and was elected by the last Legislature as
of the Councillors of State He was recently APP
pointed Reporter for the Supreme Court; for the
duties of which office he showed peculiar fitness
his first published reports having given great salts
faction to the profession. Mr.. Busbee was quite
young man-we suppose about 80 years of age.
Possessing happy talent for writing, and a mind
well adapted to legal Investigations he gave promise
of much usefulness in his profession. His death is
loss to the State. Hills6orozgb Recorder. q.
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VERMONT SHEEP GONG SoUTH. S. w Jewett, of
Vermont has sold small lot of his imported French
Merino Sheep to Z. Vivian, of Mount Sterling, Ala
bama, which may be of considerable service to i'm
is not only good for WOOL but equally for mutton
as they are very large.
johnny, my son, do you know that you have bros
ken the Sabbath ~
Yes dad said his little sister land mothers big
iron pot too, in five or six pieces"
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Fan and Minter. Iaha.

- (
Fall and winters 1855
9 pSsa. R RE By THE SUBSCRIBER:
Erencl. and Pee MeginOcs, a fine assortment,
Print ed d = d, Plain Muslin Defaits
Embrd and Plain Linen Oambfie hd,ksss,
I ;ss s and ssGf aasngs og great t.
White and Tan Colcred floss skirting,
For sale by j. BR0WN
Raleigh Sept. 2s, 1883. : ss''ss'i's - st+-
&TAPLE GoODs.-loo PIECES CAIdCoEs, DARK
so So Pieces P tBlesshed Shifting. from 10 to 22e4
sE 122.a Bleached shirting, and Bleached Jeans,
toa osiiss aFag sn add bTosn Jssn
Red Ea and sfd A naest Fanpe.
= Real al. White Welsh Fa6hely don't shrink,
Sept. &C. 1852.
GOODS FOR EVERY BoDY.-GtNNY AND
Brown. eaSfded g, Crushed and Loaf Sugar,
Green and Black Tea, very good,
-. zs''l7 - - j. brown.
Hats: stPERIoR BLACK oLEsKIN, sEPTHN
Mexican and other Fancy Hats
Good Wool Hats for Farmers, &c.
49,. g. &. -. No. 9, FaysttevIle Stress.
HEENnlRE PORTER WOULD REsPEGT-
Just returned Northern Markss and Is now receiv
article usually found in Boot and Shoe Store
The following comprises list of Goods constantly kept
LADIES' Biact Bronze Blue, Green and Light colored
Whole CATERS sssszs sssS-ss 80
I" Ditto, Half 80
=" White Kid
70 NICK aad Tim IS soled Morocco Bootess,
:" Bronze ditto, ditto tss< 7'ss
g Black and Fancy CQlored Jenny Lnds,
Thick and Thin SeIed Kid and Morocco
Bronze ditto a'd ditto,
Black aud Bronze Plain Morocco Slippers,
:" Ditto, Imperial Fancy article st's
% E Eb?1s der Cloth Slippers
4 good assortment Of Kisses Cutters Footed Slippers aid
a rarietyef Chihlren's and L7tants' Shoes.
GENTS Fine Calf Stitched aud Pegged Boots,
/" Calf and Kip Sewed and Pegged do.;s =
=" p. Cloth and Morocco top Congress CATERS
:" Fine Calf Stitched BooteeS,
(" Pao Alto Shoes,
Goat Boofees,
&c Goat and Cloth Slippers,
BOYS Calf and Kip Boots
YOUTHS Boots,
Shoes.
Also, good assortment of Plain and Fancy Trthks
Val SEES, Bonnet Boxes CarpetBags Satcies Kits, Find
ing Lasts &c, always kept hand
THO THE TRADE.To HIS 0IlD CUSTOMERS
IL he returns his sincere thanks and hopes by the induce.
here offered retain theft patronage, and also
the patronage of all who desire Goob work
materials Small profits and giiick sales is my notto
HENRY PORTER,
Sign of the tsBIG BooT.h
Fayetteville Street.
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The STATE FAIR. We see notices that this section
of the State is in fair way to be represented at the
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PkrERsRtRd. Saptembar a.

rop,Cco r,. m FkrEhsBuEu, oeelpleI,n6er 2
the inspections reaching 1925 hhds. For the
have been exceedingly light, only 1s6 hhds whilst for the
coming week hardly expect to receive 15o hh the
crop being pretty well in The bidding for the week has
been quite of Ings fully sustained whilst
Common Leaf5H q 81, Good and fine 10 q 16.
WHEAT.-Most of our buyers coming again in Market
Yesterday the stock which had somewhat
off brsky at lis O. 1920 for Red and "a l27c White
COTT0N.-New Cotton commences to arrive, but slowly
Wcnote sales of few select bales at c this however
could not be obtained for quantity.
C0RN-Recepts continue light, with brisk demand Sales
62H q &c. for good to prime parcels of White No Yellow
offering.
In FLOUR note decline. City brands s61S a So.
BACON remains without change Virginia (hog round)
104 cs hams 121Sc; Western d. canvassed 1ls5c; do
sides SIG, do. shoulders 715c.
BRANDY-The crop,which has proved quite short
one commences to arrive We note sales of Apple "a
&c., according to the proof Peach so looc per gallon
LIME.-135 % 145c.
SALT.-G. A, 1856; fine 16Oc
HAY.-115 @ 12Oc.
GUANO.-Scarce at IS a $57. hyteZigencer
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MANUFACTURING DEPARTMENTI-THE
INA Subscriber would respectfully inform his old custom
and the community at large, that his MANUFACTURE.
ING DEPARTMENT is still in full blaet-supplied with
the best Workmen, and plentiful stock of Eo1
Lenone Cakns well every thing else requisite to
make the finest Boots Shoes &c. that can be made and
will warrant his work not to be surpassed any whore.
~ Repairing strictly attended to.
Call at the Sign of the
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DMINISTRATOR,S NOTICE.-Thes subscriber
having qualified at Az Term 1883 of Wake County
Con as administrator Of tho of Thomas 0rnond,
gives notice all persons having Chains
the time prescribed BY law This notice will be plead in
bar OF their Indebted the estate of
the said 0rmond make payment
the subscriber. JAMES CONNER, 4ddng'r.
Arg ist 24fh,s1S53, sST-3tw,
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Streets, Stores, Banks, Se-Ilustrations Lbertys a.,
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Virgins II a Novel Form (GontingedJ
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Our YOUNG Autbors-Melvile.
From euice 70 Vienna
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Excursion 20 Canada (CouunuedD
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ITO the LOVERS of MUsIO.-The subscrib-


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g Temperance Temperance, Temperance.

-ihe new Hali No 81 East Broadway win be deiicated
% the cause OF Temperance on SUNDAY EVENING" Feb
g. exercises TO commence at u. HORACE GREELEY,
and other have promised 70 be present Good singing may
be exrec.ed Front seats reserved for the ladies' Children
under Il not admitted unless accompanied b their parents
OF guardians. Admission free. IRA BUCHANAN, JR-
u Spiritual Informafion.-PrOf BARNES, a.
fsed by Of the most perfecty-developed meaiuIs
lavns been on spiritual mission for the last SIX ro1ta
hes arrived in this city and be and eonversed win
at Hunserfords Hotel No 168 Duansst Prot has d.
recons from Spirit Land 10 proceed from here TO Wsshng'
ton thence Europe Before he goes be gives an oppor
tunfy 20 those wishing consult with the mediums and 20
ipouers truth 70 call him and the ne1i'ns ~ the
hotel az above The Professor has invest gsted the case OF
Sir John Franklin He still lives and viii be heerdrom
So say IHE SrikIs
~ The CanaJ-st. T. Ii. society, at MerI 1,s
New Hail. No. 1876 Spring st, on SUNDAY ENENlNG
will be a. dressed by Capt. MORRIS DE CAMP, FISHER
sndBROOKs. The friends Of Temperance are most re-
spectfully invited TO attend. JOHN QUA, President.
RoBT. CARR, Secretary.
~ Broadwny Division No. q :. Of Tan Of;
fetal vst hy the officers Of Grand Division Will be paid
this Division on TUESDAY EVENING, Feb g. at Y
O'clock az its Han, No. $50 Broadway Franklin 81.
The members of Dviion and Of the Order cordially
invited TO be present. BY order AND J. kAsMiRE.
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WANTED-In a small private family, q mid
w dle-.r.e American or French Woman, s Nur-e shs
,u. h np.t nd tSy iu - persoa None osrs need ap-
ply Also Colored WanE - Wsiter-Hasf hase ne
lest o. references. Address J. T. B. Box No rH|Vi-
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Special Notices.

" French Lectures.-Mr De LAVIGNE pro
poss deliver Coune Of Ten Lectures in French al the
sssyyesaui Institute CD TUESDAY and FRIDAY EVEN
iNGS ffem TO O'Clock The frs Lecture OF the Course
whk delivered on TUESDAY EVENING, Feb. Is Sub
bet slavery its extinction; Of attaining this
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