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The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-07-23

Exhibitions the palA Asstn Institute.
= Wewere present, last Friday evening,
during the exercises had at Che baldwin In.
stitate. Altllopgl but ashort aetise had
been given ofthe affair, At an carly hour
the room was densely crowded,-n fact,
numbers had togo away, being unabieto OBJ
tain place to even stand,as seats were alto.
gether ont of the question. Among the un-
fortunates was oure humble self; who could
only enjoy the privilege of being crowded
into very small perpendicular space in one
corner of the room, and to make thematter
still worse, as the exercises progressed. we
were unable to hear more than one-half of
what was said. .... ..-....--
First in order came the reading of the
L:urd Wreath, which was done well. OF
its contributions, many of them were beau.
tiful productions, and elected deserved com
mendations. Some. again, partook too
much of the sombre spirit of despondency
and gloom, while others, although intended
to be facetious, were, we thought, in bad
taste. Others again were witty and to the
point. In the articles generally there was
too much of the Laura Matilda style; but
this is a fault in writing which almost all
young persons fall into and which in short
time will find its own correction The dia,
logue Of the Country cousin" was too old
Taken as whole, the exercises were ex
trcmely interesting. Excellent music, both
vocal and instrumental contributed much
to the entertainment of the audience "Old
Jonathan" was not there
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-07-23

A CURIosrY.-Among the importations
by the Red River train recently arrived are
two Buffalo calves AS they were brought
down in cart they have suffered not lit
tie, and it will be some time before thew
will be able to move about freely. The
owner has brought them here on specula-
lion. ... ~
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New YORK, July l6.
-- The U. s. Frigate Congress, for the Medit.
erranean, was towed out to-day. ,,,ogY 4,,;o;
The weekly statement of various banks show
the following aggregate: ssyr "a ~
Loans, $98,475,432; specie, 6,536, 756 85;
circulation, $7,5l5,729; deposits, $85,6lG,633.
Being an increase of $563,O0O in loans, and
$lS3.0OO i'm specie = ...ss-t.. a. =.
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PLEASURE TRIP-It is proposed to send
the splendid steamer Western World, now
belonging to the Michigan Central Line,
through the Saut Ste Marie Canal to Lake
Superior. The trip is to last three weeks,
and the entire Lake will be coasted, if possible
Parties are already being formed in St.
Louis, Chicago and elsewhere to Join it.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-07-23

FURs SHIPPED.-The Golden Era took
down on Saturday last, upwards of $4,000
worth Of Furs brought here by the Red
River Trains. Other shipments are to fol-
low. tf 1s.e.- az 1
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d.. GOVERNMENT STORES.-The II S. Allen
left for the Minnesota yesterday morning,
and took up all the remaining stores for
Forts Ripley and Ridgley. They consist Of
Pork, Sugar, Beans and Crackers.
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Coal BURNING LocoAorIvE. Mr.. Dimp-
fel, the inventor of the patent blast blower,
so widely used, has perfected another inven'
tiOn for using anthracite coal as fuel in Lo.
comotiyes. He has been experimenting,
with this purpose, for the last eighteen
years. g Es-,
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ST. pa U l.
Dag UerrcaM llcrN

- Ouer Hyneman's Clothing Store, on Third street,
-e .,>.r,s, bfween jackson and Roberts. FL.
u RUSSELL begs inform the citizens of St. Paul
H. that he has arrived in the city with new and
improved Harrison Camera, together with full and
uly solicts a trial from all who may wish correct
Likeness, he warrants all pictures to give satisfac
ion, Ort no charge. lind juy7s
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FINE CATTIE-A very large drove o
cattle passed our Office yesterday. This il
an almost every day occurrence. ls .sa4
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A-Coral ornaments fer ladies, after ilav
ing been out of fashion for quarter Of d
century are again the vogue. s.. s..l ...
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50 st t.tiPaul Markets.
SAN FRANCISCO CITY.

IfIS new city, sltated on the Rapids OF thciSt Pe-
l. Minnesota river at the head of navigation,
and accessible to steamboats, from belOwat all seasons,
is rapidly filling up with emigrants and offers great in
ducements for settlement since il laid out,a large
and cOmmodiOus hotel, mill, and number of
buildings have been erected Many others are going
up fast materials be procured. usT ssEIC Il
The steamer Black Hawk plies regularly to San Fran
cisco, and the rates of transportation are cheap.
Those who are seeking IA new home should iOok at
San Francisco and consider its natural advantages
point where the business of great range of interior
country must inevitably centre. - - - g. @
San Francisco, May A, 1855. ~ I'D "a ~ "a
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THE --LATEST Me-

- = NTososso, July ls.u
AnSattack wass:made last night q mol
upon aeompanyof circus performez in cons
sequence ofsan assault codiIhitted by tds On
some persons on the evening previous. The
circus wagons were all smashed to pieces and
tumbled into the bay, and an attempt made 70
burn the tent. Fire arms were freely used,
and two or three persons were badly hurt.
The disturbance was finally quelled by the
police.
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pa-A brute, calling himself q man an

~A brute, calling himself man and
described as tall, with black whiskers, has
been in the habit, for some time past, of en-.
tering the houses of some of our citizens at
night and frightening their servant girls
It is time these nocturnal exploits should be
stopped, and as the rufian has been recog.
nized, he ought to be arrested should any
further annoyance occur from his presence
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RIVER NEWS.

0G- Saturday last was good day for mails, there
being two in within an hour or two Of each other.-
The Golden Era came first, and afterwards the Lady
Franklin, both mail boats. Yesterday afternoon
still another mail boat arrved-the War Eagle. The
Golden Era and Lady Franklin left yesterday for
Galena, and the War Eagle goes to-day. .-..,-~,
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CORN.-We notice fine field of corn
growing on the place of Mr.. LeDuc, on the
fiat opposite this city. ,a.. suu
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The election for Delegates to the Terri.
torial Convention took place on Saturday
afternoou according tosthe ~, and in en-.
tire compliance with the wishes of the disor.
ganizers who broke up the previously held
meeting, by their disorderly conduct. The
good sense of the majority of the democratic
voters of the Ward tanght them that it
was best to give no opportunity to any per
sons claiming to he Democrats, and to have
a right to vote in the Ward, the smallest
opportunity Of disturbing the harmony of
the party, and were content to yield to the
clamorous demand made, being assured that
an opportunity would he given them of pas
sing IL just and severe rebuke upon the little
clan of petty politicians who caused thedis-
turbance.
} Let those who believe that Mr.. Rice has
many friends in the Second Ward look at
the following vote by which the opinion of
the Democracy of the Ward has been ex-
pressed, under circumstances and with the
observance of forms which leave no doubt
and admit of no mistake.
The OlMsTEAD ticket received the follow.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, July 10.
Lieut.. kinsley, Of the. 1st Regiment Of Ar
tillery, stationed at Fort McHenry, Baltimore,
died there yesterday. He graduated at West
Point last year.
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EAGLE BAKERY AND

TIME subscribers beg leave to return thanks to the
Il public for the liberal PATRONAGE heretofore extend
a continuation of the They would say that they
are now much better prepared to do work than they
Machine from Boston, which will enable them to do
their work with such facility and despatch that they
can supply the public with either Boston, Soda, Butter
Sugar, Water, Wine Crackers; also, Pilot Bread or
any other articles in the trade, all times, baked fresh
every Ornng Bread, Crackers, &C., sent to any part
of the city to order free of charge.
July 19-dtf SPENCE GIES
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~The steamer Berlin was sold on Sat
urday, at Sherif's sale, for $l,1OO. Alex
Rey, Esq, was the purchaser. s =. ~
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Majority for OLMsrED Delegate ticket one
hund ed and tacenty CITES!
This constitutes the best rcbuke that
could be given to the false charge that Mr..
Van Etten had called all illegal meeting,
with the view of depriving the people of the
Ward Of proper opportunity of expressing
their opinions. The opinion has been express
sed, rightly expressed, and condemns the
disorganizers, while it fully and thoroughly
justifes the course of Mr.. Van Etten.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-07-23

FIRST OF THE SEAsoN.-Green Corn was
served mp at the American House, in this
city, on Saturday last A crowded house .
did it ample justice
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-07-23

Y n@-The speaker who "took the floor
has been arrested for lumber stealing. A..
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Special Nottres
FERRrrO a. DEMoCRATyC coN
- MENTION. RI.

- M
The pemoc' attic ceasral Corresponding Commi,tee
or the Territory ofMnnesota hereby request the De-
mocracy OF the several Precincts and Counties
out the Ierrtry to send Delegates Convention to
be heid tfhe Court House, IN the city of a,
Wednesday, the twenty fifth day of July next a, two
O'Clock in the afternoon for the purpose of nom;na,
candidate for Delegate to Congress- to be supported
by the Democratic Party at the ensuing election.
The Committee hereby request that one delegate for
every three hundred inhabitants be elected by precincts
in all organized countless and additional delegate
for cry fraction over hundred and fifty In unor
gar zei countless delegate for every three hundred
inhabitants, to be elected by counties. The number Of
inhabitants be calculated from the census now being
taken. r- Xxx 9's<'s. ..ff .-1t
q. l.: BECKER, - LARDNER BOsTWICK.
ALBERT STlMSON, WIN. b. GERE,
+ l.. L: LARPENTEUR, WILLIAM HUEY,
LOUIS ROBERTS, 8. B. LOWRY
efs4. JULIUS GEORGII,
81 20 Territorial Central Committee
St. Paul, June 22, 1855.
territorial Democratic papers copy till Convention
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Scaled PrODOsalS

WILL be received by the Acting Assistant Quarter
w Master at Fort Smelling, NJ. t. until II O'Clock
NJ on Monday the Goth day of August next for the sun
ply OF 5000 bushels of Oats, and 1900 bu shells of Corn
looo bushels OF Oats and 300 bushels of Corn be dey
cred by the 10th September and the remainder m
the 10Th day of November next The grain to oe dely
cred at the granares at Fort Smelling in good strong
for the delivery of oats and those for the delivery of
to be The contractor for the supply oats will
be to give bonds with approved security in the
sum of $1,000 and the contractor for the supply of corn
like bonds in the of $780, for the faithful fulment
of the contracts.
Proposals to be endorsed Proposals for furnsbng
Oats, or 9 Proposals for furnishing Corn
J. STEWART
lst Lieut. Sd Artillery A. A. O. M
Fort Smelling, NJ T., July l9, 1855 iy23 d3t wat
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NOTICE TO THE MEDICAL PROFESS
SION .

HAVING had long experience in the Drug bu siness
IL one of the partners being graduate of the Pha
sistance of competent German apothecary particular
attention will be paid to compromising prescriptions
stock has been carefully selected with special view to
the wants of the medical profession whose patronage
respectfully solicit. ar-I .p a' WOLFE & STEEvER.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-07-23

TEXAS has over 100000 inhabitants, and
it is expected that the census of 1860 will
show that this is increased to upwards of
l,OO0, ,000 q
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-07-23

~A white swallow was recently seen
near New Haven, Connecticut.
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{ f: .a.i4. c. HI. q L.. LAFI.IN, ts-.u,s H.
PAPER COMMISSION MERCHANFS AND MANUFAC

PAPER COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND MANUFAC
-- . +rsi.lr. TURERS AGENTS, 70 81. .-r..
as. IFS South Water Street, Chicago, Illinuis 1885,
GENTS for Latin BrohersIaid and Wave Iettr, Cap;
n Flat Gap, Medium Demi antRpther Papers, Crane l.
Co Superior Colored Medium, Bond, Tissue and Envelope
Papers; Smith Peters Printers Cards and Card Board
Looms Co.'S Domestic and Imported Cigars; Thomas G.
Miller X Co.'S TObaccOs Westfed 1ips and IashesY
Lfin Il Smiths celebrated G'n Powder and Safety
guSe &c. .-..r-s .. .-t a.t .-.. .-....
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ARRrED.-Hon. Fl. Breckenridge and
Edmund Rice, Esq, arrived at Superior on
the Sd.
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RECEIPTS, &c.

ARRIVED. g.. r-
j Steamer Golden Era, Atehison, Gaiena. =
Steamer Lady Franklin, Marlin, Galena.
Steamer War Eagle, Harris, Galena. GOOD 't-f
Steamer Hs s. ALLEN, Little Rapids. 9aaA stasl
- -;-a .y-asli 80 L.sTl@ = T7-.,U 1's1ET !.
- oar .-7 7.e DEPAHTED '.i- ;" sas.L lis .r
Steamer Flora, ---, ST. Louis , .....- -..s.
Steamer Golden Era, Atchison, GaIcna.
Steamer H. s. Allen, Fairman, Minnesota river.
"a ,EAAN-rr- ? FF.FsgE EfsEF-b
1.As OEF TODAY d.
Steamer Lady Franklin, Marln GaIerla "a Z 81 3
Sc War Eagle, Harris, Galena. 'oa r.. - - =,
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ThermOmetrical Record for 1855.
AeW by MoKTON PACE, Druggists, Third ST., 81. Pau
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-07-23
B, From tl,e Hon. Richard M johnson

II FRANKFORT, KY, House of Rep
4 n s,.Is.,, .,.... Jan. ODD, 1s43. !
Dear Sri have received your letter of the 3D. ex-
pressing intention of visiting the West Indies with
The expectation OF teaching the art of writing. 1t gives
me great pleasure to give my testimonial of your useful
high standing citizen of reputation and GOOD chsrae
ter and wherever ysu may 60 hope you may receive
the friendship and patronage ofa honorable and good
men am your FREUD and yonr obedient servant
80, - , .'0 .,..4.~ -ii"f r. NJ JOHNSON
Levi Dobear, Esq, New Orleans La .a51
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From the Hon Thomas H. Benton Senator from Missouri
Z ,%s WASHINGTON CRY, June a6. 1913
Levi Dolbear Esq.-Sr-Considering good hand
writing to be not only an accomplishment but means
of success to every engaged in business greatly ap
plaud your meroriOus eAertions TO improve the clrog
raphy of the age: A gentleman, or lady either who
writes badly, never writes willingly and consequently
often fail to write when they should when they do
write it is done at the last with haste and i'm
patience and consequently with faults of all kinds often
committing and njurng both the writer and the use
which he advocates Wishing you every success in your
iaudaoic undertakings remain yours respectfully
3. ..tt ...a .t .l THOS. II. BENTON
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DOLBEAR'S WRITING AND BOOK
KEEPING ACADEMY.

AVER the Store of Marshall & Co. on Wabashaw
~ street, will be kept open the entire year Hours of
attendance IRON to ii A. NJ, and from to p.
BY his system better business hand is acquired in
weeks than by the old method in years.
All crampng of the hand is entirely removed and the
pupil enabled to write with freedom and ra apity
iga7 DOibear's science OF Penmanshfp.
tr-t ' For sale at his rooms ~ VIZ
st. Paul, July %, 1855. s9i-. F' ytf
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DUE TO-DAY.
COMMERCIAL.
BOARD OF TRADE.

W. r. Marshall, TN. Marshall, w. E.IIunt,
Alex. Rey, IT. Whitney, s. w. Walker,
A. T. Chambln, A. $. Elfelt,M u "a l.. Larpent
David Day, Isaac Markley, 20, g. w. Turnbuli n
az Communications should be addressed to the Sec
retary Directors the first and third Tuesdays
of each month. Board meets first Wednesday of each
month. ..llt..ittf "Li4/.-
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-a z SOMETHING NEW!
st. Paul TatterSal1S.

Fourth street, de,Oeen Roberts and .Jaekson-;n the
rear Of WIlongh6y's Stable.
IN E. COLLINS begs leave to inform all whom il NAV
IL concern, that he has fitted up lai ge and com
modoas stable for the accommodation of those having
stock to sell either at auction private sale.
STOCK BOARDED
On the most reasonable terms
having IN his employ several experienced Ostlers he is
prepared to board horses moderate than
any other stable in the city. -. '''.
His regular sale days will be on Monday "Wednesday
and Saturday of each week + COIJINS
st. Paul, July %. dtf
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House Wanted.

"ANTED to lease, House, containing from four to
w six rooms; would like it near the public Market
Address Post Office Box l22.
July 23 1855. i. lwd
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NOVELTY IRON woRKs...

NE, ANUFACTURE OF HORIZONTAL, AND
w critical Steam Engines Tubular Fue and Cyindri-
cal co B5ers GFg M yertjca and Portable Saw Mills
Castings all descriptions including ornamental railing &C.
one OF the has been engaged in the above bust
the best Engines and Saw Mills in the State which can
De testhed TO, by many who have purchased of him.
we are also making preparation for the manufacturing
OF the most improved Plows, Harrows, Cuyators and
other Farming implements All ask is that our friends
VIII give us fair trial and they cannot thereby not
portation ~ " -
lima oil, 7ozz SILAS BURNS & CO.
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Intendant's Office.
RALEIGH, Nav goth. 1873

Intendant'S Office
RALEIGH, May 3Oth 1855
10 hotde's Of City Bonds and Others:
holders OF City Bonds and other securities the pay
ent ct money invited and requested appear at The
CITY Ireasury on the first of July next and every six
by the City to that date and also lieu of the present
ponds to receive Of De registered at the City
treasury payable at three and six years. the seal of
the CITY bearing interest from date, be paid semannu
any, specifying therein the date of the order authorizing
me issue OF the Bond and the description of the Bond cam
ccled. By order of the Board ~
VIM DALLAS HAYWOOD
LpJsnLzni
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/ Great Mail Route from HiIlsborough to the
North, by the RaIeish s: CASTOR ESaiiToa 4I,r
u or the North Carolina Rail Road, passengers go
North without detention at Raleigh or elsewhere
On the arrival at Raleigh of the train from the west the
of the Road Will be in attendance to take charge
of the baggage and check to Baltimore or Washington
CITY, whilst the passengers viii be allowed hour aud
half to get breakfast and refresh themselves,
They will be conveyed to and FROM the Hotels in omn
Leaving Raleigh at 10 minutes past T. they will reach
Weldon in abundant time for all the day trains going North
and South.
BY this route the passenger will be trouble eX,
Pense about his baggage as the conductor OF TINS h0ad WI"
take charge Of and check for at the N o. Railroad
Depot
3 ''''' L. OBJ. BRANCH, Ptest.
Raleigh April %, 1855. 45-tf
ry@Register Hiisboroueh Recorder Greensborough
Patriot copy month
NJOTICE.-THE EXERCISES OF THE PRESENT
lN session of Red Mountain Female Academy will close
with public Examination the 18th and 2th of June
Addresses from one distinguished individuals
expected the occasion. Patrons especially and the
public generally, requested to attend
The next session will commence the second Thursday
July. Terms as follows:
Grammar and Geography, IL 90
Algebra and Philosophy, II 30
Latin Greek French, with other branches,
Embroidery, 0C
GEO. W. JONES'
CHr~'@ Of Eaee"tjce CaaHsttse
& SITUATION AS TEACHER WANTED.
the first of July. He will graduate in june next Salts
factory testimonials Qualifications take charge of
address A. Smith, or subscli-
Der, at r. NJ. College, Va.
May 15 1855. 5o-tf:
VHvEA.-THE FOLLOWING CHOICE VARIETIES
a of green have just been received and for sale
Gun H Powder, ' FIa9ta'ion,' ouions '" aad
Raleigh, March 16, 1855 So
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Il about the first of June next i'll the City Of Washing
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digest OF the news OF the day, foreign and domestic;
weekly Of finance and the markets; synopsis of
the proceedings OF Congress during its session tables of
election returns The important political action Of State
legislatures, and of party conventions; interesting.
together with original articles upon the leading topics of
the day Much valuable information relative 10 the opera
together with week list Of patents will be found
in its columns large portion OF lis space will devoted
t" light literature, original and se!ected lis location
the p"ltcai GENRE OF The Union viii afford opportunities
always procure the latest information pubic affairs
II is tho intention of the undersigned to make the SPEC
rA an acceptable vister to every house in the Union,
and = with therefore any the posi-
ton OF parzan PAPER, will it any allegiance
men, but entertaining liked and decided views questions
OF political economy, and system Of government
it viii disseminate and pronugae them may
requIreawas keeping carefully in view the
the country, growing out of foreign well domestic
affairs.
The SPECTATOR will be printed 1uarto from on good
paper and new type; each number containing eight pages
Of matter, making one volume annually OF 4l6 pages
Each v0iume will be accompanied by full and c1!Ij!ete
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All subscription and communications on business should
- addressed to the undersigned ri Washington D. {.
AUG. +. HARVEY & Co.
Washington CITY, May -, 1855. -
a DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-TuE UNDER.
Pleas and Quarter Sessions for Wake county qualified as
, itor, cala te@p7ae@tl annee0. of John il. Powell,
decd hereby gives notice all persons indebted to the
tate ii the said John d. Powell forward and make
payment And those having claims against said estate TO
present them, or Lis notice Will be pleaded the act
OF Assembly.
JOS D. POWELL, Administrators
7S The undersigned will be the CITY of RALEIGH i,,-
ring our next August Court specially for the purpose of
Jos D POWELL
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June 9th, 1855.
Raleigh and Gaston Raiirnad-

Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT FROM AND
after the 30th january all dues This Road far feght
must De paid at Petersburg Portsmouth, except on way
the goods the case NAV be- - VII o'oi1 VI
This arangement will afford great advantages to our
toners py supesedng the necessity of their ennoynp
more than one forwarding between New Y6rI and
aegh and having their goods produce subjected to
only one handling 9 w
Agents cannot violate the above without srbectnp
The greatest will continue be taken nv ta ocor
ana agents OF the Company in every department of its bus
mess 10 accommodate the public and promote the interests
mist the Western merchants going North passen
ger tram Will leave Raleigh in the afternoon on be
of the train from the West OIL the n c. Road d otca
OF which will be given. ~ ~
By order of the Board of Directors
L. OBJ. BRANCH, President
AS the Company has two Depots in Raleigh merchants
have them distinctly marked so that their 10
be KNOWN and they may to the throneh Denot
from Petersburg or Portsmouth. P
I'aeish' Jan. II, $500 16-tf
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: Il nj A l. e sen OIL

IHNHE NEXT SESSION OF Mr. AND MRS BUR-
wells School for Young Ladies will begin on We'd
nesday the 18th of July. The Modern Languages and
Music on Piano and Guitar, will be taught by Mr. T. YAM
phi. address 6 Rev Z. BurwelI Hisborough, NC.
ouIe zod, 1000 6l-3V