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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-02
CHRISTMAS!! CHRISTMAS

II b. PAYNE is now opening and elegant
IL supply OF Books and othc, fancy articles snta-
he ior the Christmas AMI New Year holidays:-
Royal Gems, elegant English Annual,
Portrait Gallery, vols containing portraits Of oil tho
most distinguished men,
Pilgrimage to the English Shrines; 200 Engravngs,
Beauties Of the Court of Charles III,
The Floral Offering, with splendid colored plates,
The White Veil Bridal Gilt bound In white Calf,
Book Of the Heart or, Loves Emblems-elcganily IL
lustroted,
Women of the Old md New Tesla ment coored plates
Our Saviour with the Prophets and Apostles,
Harris Female Prose Writers of America,
Lyrics Of the Heart, by Watts.
Poeticnl Quotations,
Tuppers Proverbnl Observation-Disclosures with steel
engrnvngs,
American Female Poets,
Friendships Offering, with beautiful plates for 1854.
The Snow Flake.
Tho Gem Annual. I" - :"
Leaflets of Memory, :" !"
Records of Women, by Mrs Hemuns,
Byrons Works Complete, finest edition published Mo-
rocco Antique,
Moor's W orks comp, finest ed pub.Morocco Antique
Millions
Burns
Shakespeare g -
Montgomery
Scutt's
The Keepsake ganlly bound in Paper Macbie, inaid
Land of Bondage, style,
Grays Elegy.
Bow in the Cloud something new
complete of Abbot's Histories suitable for
presents TO Chdren-Also large Of other
Books and articles for the young.
Papier Mnchic Work Boxes, inlad-somc very fine,
:" lax Stands -
60 Jewery Cnscs,
60 Writing Desks
- Port Foos. +" q
Fancy PEN Knives. Pen holders and Paper Cutters.
Gard Cases, Pearl and Sliell--assorted,
Port Monies Of every variety, some beautiful ONES for
Ladies,
Work Baskets, assorted,
Paper Weights, styles,
Prayer Books assorted styles, from In H.
Hymn Books for the different Churches, with variety
Of Binding,
Bibles of every variety some very elegant.
Some beautiful sets Chess men,
A fev Of those beautifully colored Pictures
Also
Flush Times of Alabama, by J &. Baldwin.
Ord Vol, Calhouns Works.
As he will he opening very large supply Of New
Books and Fancy articles, different from anything be-
fore offered his friends and and the public genera
invited to call and see his assortment.
dec 23ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-02

CHARLESTON, Dec. 3lst.-A private letter
from Mexico, dated Dec. 9TH, states that Mr.
Gadsden was making favorable progress towards
a favorable settlement eff the questions between
the limited States and Mexico.
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SILkSi SILkS!! SILkS!!!
DECEMBER 40, 1883.
GE H q Il M. RU q X r II.

GE u IL u II M ~ u T. n II Il,
-YNCHBURG. VA
ID EGS leave call The attention Of the Indies hi.
- splendid assortment Of SUI Goods.
20, 49, 30 30. 80 30 inch supr blk de- Rhine silk,
% and 80 inch quality blk Tnfna silks,
Blk. warered aud blk. Brocadcs assorted.
supr. blk Axnane silks, for Mourning Dresses,
Blk aud White tPaid) do do
q French Grey and Steel cold silks for srcond
mourning,
White Broeades for Brl,l Dresses In great variety
&" blue, Pink. White and Straw cold Gace Sks for
evening Dresses.
- Plain and Broeade cold silks FOR second day
Dresses.
" Plaid Silks. tPlaids very le,ec,) Cor Dinner Dres
SEA- (supurb,)
French Satin lvef, superior quality for Dresses
Plaid French foplins, for de-.
Those wanting Silks Of the styles nnd Of the
bcstqantyat very reasonable prices will find II 10 their
interest call and examine this Stock IA IL very large
and comprises much greater variety then usunlly
be found In one stof.
dcc2it
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Orriog Va. a TENN. RAn.RoAp 90 !
Lyncbburg Sept 90. 1853.
From intimate acquaintance with Mr.. Geo q.
Curle feel confident that The Picdp Works ,nnor
his management will fully minimum its reputation IN
milking Rail. Road Cars well In any and all fs
branches Of mechnical operations
JNo. ROBIN MCDANIEL, President.
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SECOND DISPATCH

SECOND DISPATCH
RICMoND, Dec. 31st.-Flour-Shppers ofc
81. Holders ask higher.
Grain-No additional transactions.
A despatch from Vienna, by the Africa ex-
presses the belief that the combined fleets have
ere this entered the Black Sea and it is general
" thought that unless the Eastern difficulty is
speedily arranged the war will become general
and perhaps involve all Europe,
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One Cent Reward, and no Thanks.

'nn above tewarl will be gwen for the aPprehen-
, SION and safe delivery If apprentice NAM
"M. n. WILSON, who abscondcd and left
II Yesterday morning. All persons are forcwarned
IN lodging buu ding or crediing hin, for nm, thing
f'eVer on our account for we will he responsible
/ any debts contracted by him hereafter
PAXTON & IRVING,
% Publisher. q Proprietors of The Republican
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and Petersburg Railroad.
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WINTER ARRANorMrNr

WINTER ARRANGEMENT
AZ alter this date, the departure Of tho Trains
" will be as fonws:
EXPRESS TRAIN
Leaves Richmond daily Sundays excepted, at A N.
MAIL TRAIN
Leaves Rchm'nd da ". at.............4 M
. I'"tSphlR .--.....-........I1A A.. n.
Fare VI io-Chilren ovrr three. and MOI over Twelve
years of nge 60 discount Of 10 mn. vii, b.
made cnch fare when lek nrc procured at III. nT
hee and 10 passengers getting the ears where no tick.
are sold.
Through Tickets in connection with Bland & Dnnn's
Western Stnge Line be procured ut the Office To- the
following places:
Greensh rough, North Ca,ona,. $40 90
Salem. .. 10 90
Lexington, ........ - 90
Salisbury ....... Ia 90
Tk'ts to Weldon, - = so
NORFOLK TRAIN
Leaves Richmond Mondays, Wednesday, and Fridays
Mt 90, A. M for Port Waithal where il connects with
the Steamboat Augusta. Capt. w. @ Smith for Norfolk
Portsmouth, and all the intermediate places
Fare to Norfolk or Portsmouth Observation-Disclosures 90
Meals, each- Observation-Disclosures. 80
The freight NIL articles for Norfolk or Portsm nth
ard the different landings the river must be paid in
advance.
N B.-Seranis travelling by themselves must be fur
nshed with two passes, that be retained
the office, and be expressly stated pass
that they permitted go the Cars Yoat the
n,uy be.
nov 2.d&cts THoS DoDAMEAD. Sppt.
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DY EXPRESS AGAIN-Gmhom's, Goley's.
ID Arthlr's and Pu.nams Ma aznes fr January.
ALSO -
Richards months in Italy.
Flush Tinies--a Few supply,
Roess Dictionary of Arts and Manufactures, e,
Edition.
Fancy and Domestic Stationery,
Blank accounts and Pass Books &C.,
The above, with many other nrtioles, received Mt
MORSE'S Comm House.
p. S.-Hsrper's Magazine for January expected in
few days. dec 30-is1
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House and Sign Palntini
s1,b7s,955 90

Showing business unprecedented In Life Insurance.
MUM paid thus making the actual cost very low
few dollars paid annually secures hundreds
thousands To the policy holder.
Ev'Persons In Lynchbuig obtain necessary blanks
Of Dr. VIM \. Morris. Medical Adviser for tho Com
pany. nov IS dAc3n1
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Dr.Hastings' Compound Syrup of Naptha.

Dr.HastlRgY compound syrup O1NapIna'
A POSITIVE CURE POR CONSUMPTION, DE.
"A cline, Asthma, and all Diseases Of the Chett and
Lungs. single bottle will prove its efficacy. Hereto
fore ali practitioners laced consumption amongst
the ncunbe diseases; and such, the hospitals of all
cities declined receive patients persons afflicted
with il. Happily, however. discovery has been made
which, disarnIs Consumption of its tsrrols by placing
it entirely under contr,. For the truth of all we
say we refer any of the most eminent Physicians OF
Hospiius in America and Europe, who now. through
tie all Of DR.. Hastings NAPTHA SYRUP, recognize
Consumption IA durable. and dali, rejoice in the return
ing health AMI strength of those for whom, before its
discovery tn could have expected or even hoPed Tor
no but the grave. It is in fnc the only prep ira
ito, ever knnwn have succeeded in arreting tie for.
nation Of tuberces in the Lungs in REMOVING those
already iormei For Asthma Coughs, Nigh hreats,
Splitting of Blood. Difficulty Of Breathing and s. reness
OF III. Chest. HASTINGS NAPTHA SYRUP, by at
once graphing with the root Of the disease sin,i- be-
ore all known lies; and is operations in all eases
are 50 speedy that patti, begin feel its beneficial ct
feet. coon after the first secofd dose.
chit fill volume with certificates, bu we simP-
~ ask for a sing le trial of this medicine Tor
den that there is person suffering from any di'ease
of the lungs but will find immediate benefit and spec
dy cure FIR nm it,
rg- For sale in Lynchburg at the Proprietors prices
wholesale and retail by ID II. LYMAN.
JOHN II, SEAY & CO.
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LNAIRBANKS'
PLATFORM SCALES "
Long known-Severeiy Tcstea-Atrays IN
Right The Acknowledged H.
Standard. DIx
AGENTs--G. G. EWING. 81 Charles
St. Baltimore G. G. LIVERMORE, MEsa X%kSZ
Lvnchburg. Vi.
Railroad, HayJ Coal and Farmers SCALES sent
to arty part Of the country, at SHIRT notice.
oct 4-wJm
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THE undersigned having had charge of tho above
Works from their commencement under tho former
rropritor, Mai A. Ellison Jr; usks c to say to the
RaiRoad public TINT he hns engaged with the present
Proprietor md will continue ts management hoping by
s long experience in ai road works ard constant at
len,ion To- the work entrusted to him. merit the ap
probation mud liberal patronage Of the public
A. NETTLETON, Manager.
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omoe Gen. supt va. q Tenn. R R, I
Dec. 18th, 1888. !

NOTICE
TIME accommodation Trnin running from this pare
j To Bonsieka wi | be discontinued after the
cpd trip ON "Wednesday morning the 18th inst.
dec - THOS. SHAH
Very Valuable Family Residence for Sale
ay.. The undersigned, having determ ned to rsmove
n,,; 10 Louisville Ky. oaers Tor sale the HoUS and
HUI LOT now occupied by himself This Is NJ
Tho most desirable family residences in the city, with tie
ncoossar, out buldingsall Il is very Tat
such property this is In market and nothing bu do
nl.o wish TO sell nine valuable SLAVES The terms will
be mndc liberal. THOS r. NASH
naeI
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as the Hotels, can DO had for $40 per month, ineudin
every thing.
SAML. NJ GARLAND Ptes'k
ROBERT M. BROWN
d. II. TAPSCOrT,
l.. DANIEL. IT., r-
WI COLEMAN, ''"se's'
d. BROWN, j..
WM w THOMPSON,
EXPERIENCES.
Rev. Rev. y TT E. s +, s' s,.' Ly"e11ars.
Rev 7. \. Martin, Amherst G. II.
Rev c. Collins, Pes of Dick inson @ oil.
Or any of the old patrons
EP- ADDRESS r. W. WATTS, A. NJ.
dec I54t amherst &. H.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-02

uVHESE WORKS have be, set IN operation With
4 all tho latest impropcd Machinery for Wood and
" IN work, md upon acnle commensurate with the
w,,ts of tho s ouh and West. for Oar construction
More ,hon hundred cars OF al Description have
been made those work. for the Virginia a. Tennessee
r. II Rond
Presidents aud Engineer of Rail Roads respect
fully invited to bestow their patronage they muy
" up,n having their work finished In strict compliance
Mn them own plans und u~ings; or after the most
approve plans o Construction, at prices satisfactory
Southern Isni1-ItOnds
WIN longer be compelled 10 obtain their Cars from
the Nm h. subject large expense and rick of Trans
rortntion. GEO. q. OURLE Proprietor.
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THE MICHIGAN DOUBLE PLow

This Pow consists Of two Flows placcd one before
the other, on tho same beam. The forward one takes
urrcw from three inches deep, separating the roots
Of the grass vegetable matter and nys s slice surface
down. in the bottom Of the previous farrow; nrd the
hind one follows from four to siI inches deeper and
and deposits its slice that OF the forward
IL being raised and turned the sub soi Is broken and
nelowed, and spread loose md evenly tho sward
or in the language Of the State Agricultural Committee
ot New.York, in their report OF 1850 it makes II
seed bed almost us perfectly as spnde.
We will keep constantly on hand large assortment
of SEASONED LUMBER, both yellow and white
Pine, Oak Walnut, &C., which will sell regular
boat wholesale prices. Persons wanting lumber Will
find ii their advantage to purchase at these Works,
t.ey have their lumber worked md dressed TO or
der, thereby saving the expense of hauling.
We will ala keep rendy made
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LNOk RENT-Two Comfortable Family "a
l. Hesdencos,wi good water gardens, 60 ,tSai -
Possession ven Immediately. .--..s

LvOK RENT.-Two Comfortable Family a.
u Residences, with good water gardens, &c ,xai -
Possesson ven Immediately. s..4ls :.
dec Gets CHAS. w CHhlSFlAN,
NOW Is THE TIME 20 buy StOves--
~ Wishing 10 close off large stock Of Cooking,
Parlor and Box Stoves shall from this date offer tiom
nj prices that sales We have full assert
ment from the splendid Stove that gives the Cheerful
Open Fire" down the small Air~tight that costs naxt
to nothing Please Call Examine and Bay. at the Stove,
Furnace and Range Warehouse, East Main st
deoai.n @. 8. BLISS.
ITO THE PEOPLE or Lymchburg.--
i ADAMS a. cos. Expresses Offer Daily Cerfois
and Cheap facilities for obtaining goods Of all descrp
lion. from all parts Of the United States. -
We have secured Special Express Pfivcleges on ihc
sw and JamestoWn and Roanoke, saving
York. "Wednesday, and Saturday, arriving In Rich
lnond Friduy and Monday of each week. BY this limo
we are prepared lorwotd goods Of all descriptions ut
very low rates. Our Express leaves Richmond daily
per Edmund aud Dayenpor's line OF Packets. vi.
Goods delivered Free Of Porterage. 40
Our inland express per Great U. 8 Mail Lilac. cs n
ucs us heretofore, to arrive in Richmond Twice Daf.
The wellknown character of house for resp.-.i-
bity and attention tho interests of customers
warrants Us saying that shippers will find 1t 10 their
interest to order their floods through adams 4 Go.
Erpress " ADAMS e. CO., lss89
per HIM. H. Mosby, agent, 81
iy2G,ifdts Lysokburg. Va
N. B.-Goods dispatched to all points where 70 have
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HIGGINBOTHAM MALE AND FEMALE
AGA ID Il MY.

TNHE seventh session of this School will commence the
l. 9th January aud continue To tho Oath june under
the superntendance of the subscriber aided by Ladies'
competent teach all The branches usually taught in the
most approved Institutions of the da, No Efforts
the part Of the Principal and the Trustees, (who reside
in the vicinity Of the Academy win he SPACED render
the School every respect worthy the liberal por ,nnge
by which IL has been sustained Half he Board and
Tuition fes in advance and deductions made except
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-02

4 a., aiter this date, the departure Of tho Thu
" will be as follows:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-07-21
Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON, N0RTH-CAROL7N
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
July l3-Steamer Chatham, McRae from Fayetteville to
turpentine, 55 do rosn,
schr VOlant, Moore from jacksonville G. to Rankin
Steamer Fanny Luterloh, Stedman from Fayetteville to
w Elliott.
schr H HaOck, Halock, Pow, from New York, to H
Schr Alba Haf from New York, to Geo Harriss; with
mdze
Brig Mermaid Lassen, from Newburyport, Mass,
A-Schr Lille Sanders Norton from Philadelphia to G
schr Topaz, Willis from Hyde county, to Master with
Brig Cardiff, Whitaker, from New York, to VIM Nef &
Son.
schr Regulator, Eldridge, from Newburypor Mass
schr j. c. Manson RADON, from Shalotte to Anderson
Savage; with naval stores.
steamer Spray, Price, from Smithville, to A. H. Van
Bokkelen
steamer Brothers, Williams, from Fayetteville to John
Banks; with boats in tow.
Brig Lincoln Webb, Perkins, from Bath Me, to J H
July 14-Brig Sheet Anchor Chelsey, from Bath Me- to
Dudley
schr. Vermont, Elliot from New York. to Kidder Il mar
schr Lizzie Russell, Bennett, from Cape Henry to Russell
& Bro.
sehr Albion, Newcomb from onsOw County, DeRosset
se6r s"n RusR from Fayettey Jos %
CLEARED.
July l4-schr Flanner, Vanglder for PHILADELPHIA
by Geo HARRIS; with Dbl COAL 81 bales yarn SO do
81 bbls tar 200 do PITCH 3l5 do spirits turpenne
,4S7 do rosin.
steamer Fanny Lutterloh, Stedman for Fayetteville by
w Elliott. -
July steamer Brothers, Williams, for Fayetteville by
JnO Banks.
steamer Spray Price, for SmithvilIe by H vanBokke
len.
steamer Sun, Rush. for Fayetteville, by Jos Lippitt
steamer Eliza, Dicksey for Fayetteville by Metz
Brig Times, Berry, for Boston, by Chadbourn Co:
with % bbs tar, l24, 900 feet lumber.
brig Florence Williams for Martinique, by DoRosSet
Brig MONTICELLO, Lloyd, for Bath, Me- by II Chadbourn
Co with 81 900 feet lumber and timber
& G Worth.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-07-21

MIR. Wentworth, of Illinois. There ara ~
amendments which ought to be made to this b;I Ter
hope the previous question will not be seconGo1
call for tellers.
Tellers were ordered; and Messrs. sapp and p
cock were appointed. Do'
The question was taken and the telers renor.,
ayes 85 noes 81. FVu
So the previous question received second.
The main question was then ordered 10 be nm,
MIR. Fuller's amendment, TO strike out the 5000,
set ion OF the bill, was then agreed TO. ~
The bill was ordered to a third reading; and WA
accordingly read the third time.
Mr.. Fuller demanded the previous question on tbo
passage of the bill "
Mr.. Jones, of Tennessee, moved to lay the bill m
on the table. r.
The motion was disagreed to.
Mr. Campbell. | call for telers
Tellers were ordered; and Messrs Cox and HI.
cris, of Alabama. were appointed.
The question taken; and the tellers reportaa
ayes SO, noes 80.
SO the previous question received second
The main question was ordered 10 be put which
was, " Shall the bill pass %
Mr. Campbell On that question | call for tho
yeas and nays ''e
The yeas and nays were ordered
The question was taken and it was decided in tbo
af6rmative-yeas 10, nays %, as follows:
YEAS-Messrs. Abercrombie, Appleton. Ashe Ba,ob..
Bell Bennett Benson Bliss Breckinridge Bugg Campbn
Carpenter Carqthers, Chamberlain, Chandler Chastan
Craige, Cumming Curtis Cutting, Thomas Davis, Dent
Dick Dickinson, Disney, Eddy Edgerton Edmands Thom
ler Florence, Franklin, Giddings Green Greenwood SANG
Harris, Harrison. HEM, Hill, Howe Hughes iobp
Roland Jones, Kerr Knox Kurtz, Lindsey coTCam
McNair, Macy, Matteson, May, Mayan Middesw9T4tIl
Morgan, Noble, Norton, Odds, Merdeca Oliver Parker
Peckham, Phillips, Puryear Ready, Reese David Ritcb
Thomas Ritchey, Rogers, Rufn, Russell, Sabin Sapp S
ward Seymour, Shaw, Shower, Geritt Smith, Samuel A
Smith, William R Smith, Frederick Stanton Richard II
Stanton Hesor Stevens Straton Straub David stuart
John J Taylor, Nathaniel G Taylor, Upham, Vansant
Wade, Valley, Ellihu Washburne, Israel Washbnrr
Wells. John Wentworth, Wesbrook, Wheeler, Yates and
Zolcofer-ll0
NAYS-Messrs. James Allen, Bocock, Bridgcrs John
6 Davis, Edmundson, Goode Grow, Hastings, Haven Hen
bricks, Houston Daniel JONES' George Jones' Lctcher
McCulioch, Mculln, Millson, Morrison, Murray Nichols
Powell. Rowe, Singleton, Andrew Stuart John L Taylor
Vail, Walsh, and Daniel Wright-2S.
So the hill was passed.
| Mr.. Ashe moved TO reconsider the vote by which
the bill had been passed and also that the motion to
| reconsider belad on the table which latter motion
was agreed to.
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GOLDsBoRo, FEMALE COLLEGE,.

THIS Institution its second session under
new organization, the LIST day of May, and VIII '
the last day of November, 1854. r.n3
Revd James Fl. Brent, A. B., President, with iu. H.,
competent faculty SO 90 per session will cover ns
expense for Tuition and Board in the Collegiate
800 will entte to the tul and all the
branches $50 will cover the expenses Board ana
the usual charge. Half payable in advance ..
The Board Of Stockholders have taken great pains II
curing facilities for giving thorough education anu p
liberal share OF patronage. Students received any b
For particular information address the PreslaenT "
Faculty, or the subscriber. VIM. X. Ian
Pres't. Board Stockhol99SS' :,
MAY 9Th 1854 o1-ll-
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LAURINBURGH HIGH SCHOOL,

RICHMOND COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA. u,
THIS large and fourshng Institution is now peInIhn[ru
established, under full corps of well quallheG
tors, and with every thing requisite for first class
being we'll supplied with Maps, Geographical ana
miGal Globes Philosophical and Chemical pPsncc
The Sem-Annual Sessions of five months conln'
the second Monday of January and July respectively by
Circulars containing full particularly will be Lau
applying to Rev. J. Jones Smyth, A. M, Principal
D. C. MCINTYRE, SecreIIssti{y
Dec. IL, 1853. S7-tS9-4'
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Schools,
CARTHAGE INSTITUTE.

SCHOOL will be reopened in the male department this
Institution on the Second Monday of July. and the Sc
80 $l2 80, and SIS. contingent fifty cents will be
added.
Boarding in private families and at hotels from 81 to:
per month.
1t highly desirable that students intending to join the
school be present at the opening of the Session.
A. r. BLACK, Principal
Carthage. Moore County. June u. 1851 44-3t.
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CLINTON FEMALE INSTITUTE,

THE Sd Semi-Annual Session of this Institution will
the It'll day of August next.
The principal is tour north, for the purpose Of
purchasing complete set of Philosophical Chemical and
Astronomical Apparatus also to make such additions to
present Library the advancement of the pupils require
We shall thus be enabled to open the next session with
renewed facilities for mparting knowledge and such
possessed by but few institutions Of the kind country
H. A. BIZZELL, Sec'y Board of Trustees,
Clinton, June % 1854 42-tf
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WAYNE INSTITUTE AND NORMAL COLLEGE

THE next session will commence on the first Monday in
l. July and close the last Friday in November. stu
dents will be charged from time of entering the close o.
the session No abate ment of tuition fees vii be aIoWe
except IN cases Of protracted Sickness the option
the Principal. WIN. ROBINSON.
GoldsbOro. June 2 1854. 3y-ti
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MARRIED..

In this County, on the 9th inst, by g. w. Groom, ESQ
Mr.. LEWIS L. SAVAGE, to Miss LYNDA HUNTER all of this
County
In this County the 9th inst, By J. J. Pridgen ESQ
Mr. LovEN MALPAss to Miss ANNA JANE PRIDaEN all Of
/ Il iuG
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SCHOOL NOTICE,
THE UNIC

THE UNION ASSOCIATION being DESTROYS Of e sao.
fishing one more Primary Schools of high order WA
rhe bounds.
Therefore, all who may feel an interest the location
these schools, will please address BENZ Oliver Mount O
Wayne county, who will give particulars.
CHAS. ID. ELLIS SecretaEf
June I'd 1881 39u
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-07-21

RaT The River and Harbor bill passed the House
OF Representatives the 18th inst, by vote of 90
to TO- with all the various amendments 1t appro
PIRATES about two and half millions of dollars
The House, after its passage went into committee
on the army appropriation bill which, after some
debate was laid aside' and the post Office appropri
alton bill was taken up and considered. The light.
house appropriation bill was next considered and
amended The two latter bills were afterwards re-
ported to the House, read third time and passed