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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-23
-MARLNE. JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YOEK


dsafd Q Brien Nesne- HGvr JW. Eixek Co Mar
men n,ke New Orleans 81 Elwslli California Dodge as-
IA " A sales. Jr' Deem tlcrcn HsN Havra L
ScrEi uion baniin, Havre NJ Lirinrstcu E. FcSr 6oe
LvsT.ol W. T. Iasscott Co Wr. Tapscc.t Ben LTsr
POOL ". & T. Tayscoit Co. -'
hsils-Soto ha,T br2l EsSniih Sons. Leo Miller Mar.
ssiA' y serdy; Hazsfd Lloyd k-hmoad, Allen x P.xou
hreaNtto, Byrre Para and auaFket H. X. Coming W
Dnean hortor Wilmington, iieCyeedy. Mott Plata iar
fonsJuh q. Mclrtsche; C0rccsA brj M0rris C.sr,g~
EhIaao Whseloek Ross M1ds esn) Psik, Ponce Chss.
stsue Pallis, Span Malsra HoFes Co RAIL- IA
Gould 81 Thomas Resell Virfrs ~' '~-f
sehaorers- Geo W Smith GichoiE Winsrgton Douer Pc
GER; oieot hEet Boston. Dayton Spr-x1e; War.- ~
ss.nln NSHes; Jss w Mckee RGlsor lBr Loekha ON
sak L. Il De Wolf al CtnGsss, S. Marys p ~
s.ns peIano so,sn iBr) Mahon Dssrarl Middleton Co
Mkriye Powell. Wilmirsto T. Posen M.yaower S-,'
franilin, P Buct Coz surprise Cole Pe;e5srs sn.
Co Mercer. Robinson NewOrean Van Bran. 500
John White, Wooagssse. Basccs Meschsr Hor 49,
kslssy, Rsssu. Africa NJ w Lisinraon. "' AyaAr
sph2r, Plyaepb7ff Providence, mater Trsp..o,
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H.,es OF stocks a, philadelphia THURSDAY, Dec

Reported The n v Tribune by Messrs. Fry THOMAS
Firf Pe1na Js t9 $1,000 Penn Coupon
D. $751; $3.50 Nsuisown Railroad 6s o5 "a $500 sehuyhni
Nav cap IS III ~ Oo Reading Railroad 6 20 s5Tn Sol
500 Rich Dist Coupon Ca 9o Penn Railroad 81 do 4 90
q GifsTd Bank l1s.
BetWsra Reading Raosd Ssl 80 Morris Canal l5
$75S Lehigh Gs 40 49, SloO Susluehanns Ca
Morris Canal sjwn 5 100 Chester Mining Cos b.
A "a rs Grard Bank. l2i.
Afer Board-J0 Morris Canal ISL 100 do, l5} -
Closing fetsUnited States 6s 49, int oh 1875 BID asked
o. Of bid + asked; Penna So 90 bid 9O ssked
heading Railroad Set hid e Reading Bonds 10 60 bid
heading Bonds 60 % bid ~ asked Penny
venia r R. div 46 bid a. asked Morris Canal l5s bid III
sked sehuynn Navigation es 'S2 n BID ssked sehuylki
uavgaon Stock 2 bid p asked Schuy Navigation Preferred
bd, SIT ssedi LONG Island IS! bid 5 sked EioksbnIs IL
ND M aked; Oirard Bank div off, 2t bid m asked United states
3 bid asked Union Canal l3 bid IA asked Firm.
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Passengers Sailed

In ,ie0msp Niagara fran Boston J5r Lr1T-r Smith Mrs
smith Miss Smith M Gvn aud Lord IngFstre Brett
Cummings Flynn, aud w Br.nstone, Of En5lsnd Charles
hxie and lady of Newport L. CAPT Rankin aai lady, Hugh
Rtnhn Of Canada John Kenney, H. Haselberg s Myers T.
Yong + Thomas Rebeiae l. q Fautau1 p GirBea II.
BAIRD Hughes Mr. Tevs and servant bearer Of dispatches
CTn'ad james Johnol Rob Sergeant John Mccall Mackay
J. Henry Charles Lai1 David law, J. Law. Flower
Hutchinson Alexander Jr Dunn c Robertson G. I. Rich
ards al LADY w Il Campbell Kali Lieut. Tucker, r1rilis
j. Dundss @ Rosenberg g. Ruddek H. T0mAr II rhornton
Senftr Kimtsn Kosto.k Fox, l. Mous @ Thompson,
NJ. wilkins and daughter J. Matthews. J. n Smith
Smith Of HcscnToal67 Hat r-J r. MeDonad Jas Fr.sier
D. TGlTs ToTdoh Dr. Brown Dr. Anderson Consut n
kotiton and lsdy Mis- Cummings Mrs Usher and
Seva sauda "
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nANANA RAILROAD COMPANY-Sl Az, 300

BANANA RAlLhOAD tOMfAN1. ,fo,yVV
INT % SOCK WITHIN FIVE SEARs-se.ed proposal. win
be received the Office Of he Company No % Bods 70 tbs
CITY of until O'Clock the h day OF January t or
any exceeding Sifao OF the bond o. the Panama
The BONDS ure Tor dollar, each dated Nov s
with interest per cent per sDsun e,nne1clns Jan set
naming Convertible Bonds that eau be issued under the charter
from the State IF Now.fork. dated April 7, lsil
The Board Of Dir ctor having recently made fun com nun
ton 10 the accompanied detailed report
Chief Engineer the Directors deemed unnecessary
Parties who the work who may feel disposed
to mare proposals. for the 8onds about to be issued will DO FURNISHED
with the ncaou reted TO- and with other
Information they may desire, on application to the oee Of the
few brief however may acceptable The section
of the road from A'pnwa Navy Bay to Bsrbacoas dsacs
o. . 'u,u ~ 'iy, 10, a'u ~ 5,io 70 tss ~
miles will he opcufd before The first Of January Rft when
the earnings of rosd greatly ncf.assi Ths
remaining n r1n Of he rosd om Obpo 70 Panans ofouy
eighteen miles conldeDy expected will be compile "a the
OF tle ensuing year and II unforeseen obstacles prevent
ottea money the onpleton eighteen miles
thu, hc bonds about to b. Issued offered and no doubt enter
tanned that they viii he adequate to effect this object 49,
The Company eser'es the eh TO accept Or refuse any ofhe b
which may offered rs the Interests Of he Compa1J nay qre
Parties whose bios accepted will be required 70 twenty
per the amount awarded 20 them on the 5 day Of a
ary snd t en- pr cent on tne 9th dsot reDuy hrl AP
May otvey and the baance on tho 5h day Jne Bat
they viii be liberty 70 payte FIJI amount at ouce and also TO py
the balance beyond the nstaent time previous tho
dets fix for the last payment and receive their bond
The reh also I'D b. he COMPANY Of default 10 pay
inent otho @ nes 70 sell the bonds &C the lax and expense
This CoraDY by grant from the Republic of New Grenada pos
very liz ra rights and imnunies aud among others the ex
elective r ofesisbhug AID connuinga railroad across tho
rosd during Which period the government itself not permit
oi roie mcdaniel or Of psnt or Of my other
olns Which may Of wheel carriages between tho
the lhmus of Panama nor permit any pero
PERSON. without The Of the RAILROAD Company 70 make
any canal across said Ishmus"
III rsy Istbmus Of Panlma guaranteed By tho Gov,
eihlen o. me n,It Sta.g - 10 ~ Ss ens3. nor
duties on property ofsny kind trsIspgTa s1o,, 's
Bases SPIES Secretary
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THURSDAY. Dec. 22-P. NJ.

THURSDAY, Dec. ~. NJ.
There was moderate business done the Stock Board
this morning without important change prices After the
& foreign news Was made public there disposition
Il cooperate and prices improved The commercial foreign
Il news although very important better than
generally anticipated and produced upward movement
1t generally supposed that Consos would be down to
9 and tina. the Bank would have raised the rate of
IL interest to 81 or Ct Erie went TO ~ bid improve
II nent Of ! Ct Nicaragua % bid which p Ct
IN Improvement the morning prices The other ances
" were firm.
In Mining Stocks there more done and prices
steady The sales in the aggregate 1000 shares
Exchange continues dull The range for good and first
a class Sterling is 9asl y cent Francs 5l6I a5l3l
Freghs quiet shippers waiting for the for
a eign To Liverpool small engagements of Grain
made at % 9lOd 5000 bis Flour % Cotton 53sd 3l6d
s. 600 terces Beef 6 To Havre 10000 bush Grain, sic
flour To Bremen 200 bbls Spirits Turpentine &c
The receipts at the Sub Treasury are 10000 payments
z asO,4s2 balance, s3s4S24.
The Grocers' Bank has declared dividend Of 81
{ cant
The Continental Bank p cent
The Boston and Providence Railroad dividend OF .. =
C nt
The Providence and Worcester Railroad dividend Of
~ cent
The Western Bank Of Baltimore semi annual dividend
u So cent
Aher the adjournment of the board tbs following ssiss
OF stocks made at auction. the Merchants Xxx.
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Receipts of Produce. .Dee

BY tie Ere R1road-is8s bbls Flour pks- Butter
Whky &c do Ashes ~ do Hams 7s do Beef III do
400 des L. aher SIS bags Wheat do Hogs
Calves l2 p 60 Poultry and sundry merchandise.
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anaken. &C.

De-. n OF B,rrer.t brig chcopse rom s'9n ior Phst
Or IS lst "a a. a - seen sahr '" F" NJeF In "'a
Dc i Ia X ION - hris II 81 C. 5inoF' Eidis' in PHI
saelpti. flr New Orssns ~, - -,
De ls LAT 80 81, Lon "a Sc sehr FFaas i'oa ~
De lat e. Ioa 79s ship cArn.. DsyorsuK' IN N'~o
' D. ist len g. 50 cir Tho. Es D.ras tom Ns"So'k
6or Cane HaytieD
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MARRIED..

BARKFR-oIIS-o On Thurs1sy Dec stthe Plymouth Church.
by the Rev Henry Ward beecher Ezra d. Barker 70 MIS-
Mai ID. Oils ali Of Brooklyn
DjJiON-DIOPY-In Sc. BaTy's Church Elcotvie /. by
the Rev Robert Dillon Of NewYork 70 Miss Harriet
A. Diopy Of CssiletoD, 5 l.
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srrrnroR CoURT-Nos. ~, 3l3, H. S93 49, 22l, 2O3,
rs gI 81 os a. a. $50 $751; $50 10 So JS8 $50 SO IS 5i
2onsoS PIxAs-Pad Nos 1927 to 1884 l,23G, l,2j7,
, $50 I2a. LA l243 Pan II hos le lG1 ~ 7os
10 IH7 1855 NJ i223 PA ~, i225t sJ Ltb % Ine
eaers will be held Mouosy, TO receive sPPes-NoS
s. DISTRICT CoURr-Nos. Is, 81 20, 70, "a, Is, 10.
CIRcuIT CoURT-Adjourned 20 Jan. 3.
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Markets Pcnor,ed I'm T.,c1ro,B

CINCINNATI. were sod to day at prices
Gin from ~ Is to ~ So the closing firm. LARDsaes
Sc for barrel and ETC. for keg The MoSsY market sh
sight Ex chauge Eastern cities 20 premium the Tae
weather is mild, arc rain is falling rapidly
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BY Telegraph.

BOSTON Dec. = Ar bsTks Charles William Savannah
Roeers do; Zon, Baltimore Union. DO Eeho Philadelphia
Iris Kossuih Nassau Fla China Phade phs; Noble Yofk
,chs cad Oregon do. Also banks Keda
Man Ferlandino
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s.ne3 from Yewneifsrd 2 ship NJ woiiissOu t'f F.'ie
O~fGu. Z. /,
81 Cor Atlar ic and Indian Oceans -
Il, her Az - With &C bbls sp oil to 81. mex tiy "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-23
MARINE COURT Before Judse PHiLLiPs.
ACTION FOR'AssAULT AND BATTERY.
EROOKLYN CITY COURT-BefoTe judge GREENWOOD.
Jaurs Murphy AT AIthnI RobDns.

plaintiff aworkmsn in defendants employ who ~
i3e- dtue betwecn them and Robbins knockei
other par whereby he sustained aot ne Of hs leg
perr h. setoa which suled 10 damages for plaintiff for go
May Grady ast Nicholas Miehscs $500
PlgiDtf lived in defendants family No. 10 w how.
,,es a. servant cousequcnrs Of difficulty de dant
rei hr lines and injured her considerably This II vas
et for damages and the Jury rendered verdict oi ~ O
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-23

PHILADELPHIA nse. X2-iTTITedsehrs. Carf, Tilghand
CoDn Jane, Deputy, Wnsmore Prosidence
Cieaed-Shp Shenandoah Morrison. Liverpool; hrg Empire
Crowe Boston Pchr J. Il Deputy, Wnsmoss New York nrs
Delaware, CLARK do; Misalesex, Els, do.
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OFFICE OF 1RE DAuraIs AND scseuEuASs. Coat coH,.sE

NEW-YORK Dec z 51J }
DROPOSALS for a LOAN.-PrOposals in writing
are invited from the stockholders Of this Company and Ton
other perCIs part the Whole OF temporary LOAN
FOUR HI DRED and TWEEN ~ FIVE THOUSAND DOLLAhs,
the and year interest at seven per
per payable semi annually Proposals viii be fsesysa
until the 9Th Foil particulars II the and conon
this Loan which are made highly favorable the lenders %
the Office Of the Company No % BeaYer
by order 1.-THE Board OF Directgs
] r. A SANFORD Treasurer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-23

DAN Of S250,000 ST. LOUIS CITY BONDS and
IL $4,000 sr LOUIS COUNTY BoNDs.-sesled proeo-ss
vii he received AZ Bank House Of Aers DUNCAN sdEh
MAN Co ia tie Cry Of New YORK. until toe 18Th day Of January
heaI 81 g ST LotIs CITY SIX PER CENT BONDS
csrnb the CITY York Ia the 1879 and s5 boar
49, semisnuualy each Ia the City Of Esv-
W. III on fued BY virtue snd IN pnrusnce Of cS OF the
Legislature the State Of houi AMI ordinances Of the 'J "
81 Louis 49,, II. r..
s1s6Ce0of sT LOUIS col Wy SIX PER CENT BONDS re-
desabe IN Cityof SowYork IN 1873 This loan soed
o. Of the LegslAtufo OF the state OF
ssor sn ordc and s1Eo Of the CsuntJ Of - Louis The
sloye loans awarded the highest biier bat 10 Gums cog
les han e5O ravnent b. made days AFTER the openHs d
the teoders Tho froposss viii be opened IA o. iy
on Of Of Duncan sherman Co, aud the fsdnt OF
ca hier Of the American Exchange BsRb PAGE bAOo"
s. Iouis Nov
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[From eur CorresPOndent ]

Two banks and two bliss scvh the Highlands One orig
Esstere Ofins bouD nd 10.
The weather 10 calm ard hazy.
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Passengers Arrived

Ia H1et ship Marcdref Erans from London jacob Phillips R
Pcieo T. Burgess Constance SiTgh Fanny so1thouse Jane
lerSs her Je Louisa Bloor Mrs aad two
ell OF London. 9''
IN t1g NeNlph1r from Tra CyuCspt Iauy Manuel Car
YEA Q, hAIPel Aonznies Luan Lena Enrique Curiul
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TBy Sandy Hook Printing Tolegraph.

The potbo ylph Will, beating down hs lower Bay ut niah!
By schooner csrryng Syphs split
b fore ss e Ao cutting her down 70 he wa.es edE: Onward
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MINIATURE ALNANAc......rHIs
sVN-h-esss'. = sets...... s. Moos-Rhes
HIGH wATER....-.rHTs DAY,
sandy Heoh ...,2 l6m Gov Island. GA Eel Gats Il
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sf<lf. a =,
sl*'ee ~efrtsress ~ n,sfs = v - y
Nh, word e. 10 coalition an AID not aske an ex
Of the yesel She brought 90 Ne~ fot ana so'n
nj In aock tho purpose OF corpng ~h-n ~
-fs, her kril wss entirely reten ON survey sn7 W" -
IL ms, aWosthy ard adv ertis ior sac a. i
,cf,g,rt \, nc p6ihed = 70 whcn ~ brilfi ,s NV
-, rtr q 20 covsI the aiierrr C. ~ern si an'lnt
aStccrs "a In de'euse was deued that t1sfe " = eny
. a. ths' the der3aut awe w.Fsu %, ~ - or
n : the priv q sle o. lr>1 c7ptr api pi.il
ertcgrrf, examine h9 vessel oei1Ee pif-tls
. e eo1iirued tbs forenoon
FredeIiok Jentz agt. JohAn Line
a. recover g. COO on alleged agreement TO purchase
- ~ soye ,ti &c ~ $50 Pears;aready referred to-eut
49, o have rcpresented In value add ao thai ds-
srsre.d ooa had TEht fuse ater tis MAKING the
.se,l,,.dv referred The Jury found for deencant
MARINE COURr-Befo Judse PHILLIPS
ACTION FORsAsshULT AND BATTERY.
Ffltr Nadden aesirst Louis Gushn
a;nff and her two sisters lived ia Forty ratst near
IN ~, secord II The house IL i alleged thi DE-
no also resided webeeve me premises went % the
ccrui.d Ay plaintiff AID her uober on the evening OF %
and dOorp'aiuif opcned the door wnsn de-
rrk her several blows with elub knocking her down
e.ne 10 her several voufds Tbs nttsck w4s SAD
~boiy rptroyoked and unexpected Ac Jon s ofous1 Tor
In Ssfense seged hst the mother and diuEheTs
,fsh ,h thar plaintiff Injured 10 the meiee
h.t he oly up make peace &c he shoy tsi-d IN
ss.o Ills The Court Judgment for plaintiff sto aud
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-23

q sAbIahsd branch IN tAs City, wsA ,hs soovps highly
~ psssscssbas local Board Thss sssp, wys SHERMAN,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-23

~ 81 H. will be held n the General Ohc Of he Com
nsrv No As Walt Ne~ York MONDAY tho % DAY n jan
rcxt r the ocfs for the then ensuins
qro M be oren between the snd said ds) and
r the any her sne proper for confederation At
th lime The Transfer Books will be closed from this aste 10 the
Sd of January BY order of The pred,n and Msnses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-23

of The AVERY SEWING MACHINE Co wiz he he'd At tho
Ofce OF Inc Couran, No 81 Broadway. ruESDW JanS
iesf Nv order of the Prssdent HENRY EDWARnS Seoy
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NEW-YORK FIRE, MARINE, and LIFE lNSUR-
1nns;n,s No ~ Droadwav L. " KENNEDY, agent
and Com customer for the Stues
Aupcators by mail rost raid promptly effected In any CompY
desired and no extra expense.
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MEETING OF the STOCKHOLDERS dis @,
~ rnl, o. lcl this Ofcr Dr. sacoad ru., 49,, !,
Jsuus.y s4 for as purpose d Ell sing ffls L. s,ss
III ros ,i h. oreu fora 4 fosPM The rr,s.s ~.
will he clcsed seven lys previous 90 b. rleciln
a. a bJ lEgWORrv S..~.,.-.
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IN1-INTNTlL 01rA- -N-T07N D e-,le-- a -
A DIVIDEND OF FOUR 90 PER CENT an ~.
~ Csia' ock Ct his Eark be- D. "a decsrcd pa, 49,
5th otJ4u- ncst ne tsHst BooAs ~i be trs ~
W r. VOOXFR c.N
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OrF,cE o. THE NEW VosK G,s Llcgr c.,
D.-eroh.r - frrR

NTA\IAlIAN SAVINGS INSTITUTION, No. 0i3
w BROADWAY near nLEECkE }-Sr-B diFectl,a Of ,hs
TT s,ee iustuton viii contn nav is depoo-s
rate rcr l OF - AMI ules
five rer cont on AnonI's s5 o md ny 20 81 go
All u, uey POSTED before the hrsi Of January viii
receive ntCrctt above from Oh t.. . 49, . -
EDWIN J. BROWN, President
H HAESF;lY' SSroaEs }vi'e. Pr''isasa
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard., 1853-07-02
TAR RIVER ACADEMY.

= ME next Session of this School will open the
e - 18th day of July next.
Terms of TuOn per Session of months 81 SO to
Sl5. Board with the trustees SIS per month
The present principal, Mr. Jno. F.. Dance, has had
charge of this institution for the last Is months and
has proven himself eminenty qualified for the RESPONSE
bic station.
The object of the trustees has been from the
afford good School preparatory any College in the
country at so low price to make cerain-to
effect this they place board at S5 per month which is
low that it should not be estimated part of the
expense at all.
The School is located in Granville county, miles
west of Oxford in healthy, moral and pleasant neigh
borhood.
For further particulars, address
G.. W. ALLEN, Secretary.
TRUsTEEs-Dr. Jas. A Russell, VIM. Clement Allen
vaiker, Jas Z. CozarI and l.. Z. Allen.
May 2sth, 1853. ''4 "'A%'y'
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard., 1853-07-02
FOR SALE.
June 2, 1852.

TINHE undersigned having determined to exchange
Merchandising for Agriculture offers for sale all his
Real Estate i'll the town of Tarborough, to wit:
His Store Lot on the Courthouse square, we'll known
as The Brick Store, with all necessary warehouses
and other buildings for merchandising.
This Lot is considered of the most desirable in
Town, and has been enanted place of trade without
intermisson ever since the foundation of the town.
Also the residence of the subscriber which has good
dweinghouse of five rooms, basement and cellar and
all necessary buildings for residence-good fruit
garden, &c.
The residence is located in of the best neighhor-
hoods of the town. and successfully occupied by the
late Joseph B. Lloyd, James WeddeII and the late
Henry l. Tooe.
All the buildings and improvements in good repair
Also, for sale a well assorted Stock of Goods
JOSEPH H. BOWDITCH.
Tarborough, April 18th, 1853. 44-G
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard., 1853-07-02
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE,
CEDAR ROCK NJ q

KTHE subscriber havii consented to take charge OF
this popular institution situated in Franklin Coun-
ty, about IL miles east of LouisbHrg will commence
exercises on the I'd Monday in July next. 1t is pre-
sumed that the desirabcness of this location we'll
known render reference in this connection, al
most unnecessary. 1t is known that in point of health
Intelligence, refinement and influence, the community
of Cedar Rock is almost without parallel in the Stale
course of instruction will be thorough, embracing
the usual branches of practical English education, an
extensive of sciences and mathematics, Greek
Latin. and French Languages Board may be obtained
n the best families at $3.50 per month.
TERMs of Tuition per Session of five months, $40,
$I2, and SIS, according advancement. The above
charges embrace the expenses per session for the entire
course, except French, for which Sc extra will be
charged. WIN. c. FINCH, Principal.
June %, 1858. 64-4w.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard., 1853-07-02
8 90 REWARD!

DUNAWAY from Elijah Malone on the 18th OF
O May last, near Gordonton, Person County, negro
boy by the name of WILLIAM. Said negro is about
20 years of age, feet 10 Ii inches high, of pale
yellow color rather slender built and round shoulders
he has large mouth, front teeth broad and white he
has wild look when spoken to- and is slow answer
be has rough aud bumpy face, and there may be
the fingers of of his hands, occasioned
by burn; he has remarkably kinky hair for mulato
and walks rather bo-eg ed. When he was last heard
from he had black oat, either Broadcloth or AL
pacca dark pantaoons and black round-crowned hat.
His father free man, by the of Bush and he
may attempt to pass under that name, have bought
the said boy from Elijah Malone, and will give the
reward of twenty dollars to any person who will deliver
said boy to me- two miles East of P aspect HilI in
Orange County, or conine him in any Jail, so that
can get him. HENRY MALONE.
June 9th, 1885, 976-5tw
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard., 1853-07-02
Scientific and Practfcal Vyork.


TENHE American Miller. and Millwnght's Assis.r,
Ii by William Carter Hughes, editor of The AmericI
Miller. New York. llustrated by drawings of The @
approved machinery, l2mo. The Turner'S ConnanioS
containing instructions in concentric. elliptic and S
centric tur ing, also, various plates OF chucks tools M
nstrum ents and directions for using the eccentric c
ter, drill vertical cutter and crcual rest with pas
and instructions tor working them, illustrated by nun
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