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Henderson Female Seminary.

WILL be opened for the reception of pupils
w on the first Monday in January, 1856, un-
der the superintendence of two ladies who are
graduates of the Patapsco Female Institute, Nd.
Terms per Session of Fire months
For primary Branches. ......................$10 90
For higher English so
Extra charges, French or Latin, ..-...........5 90
Music on Piano or Guitar, ...............2O 90
Drawing and Water Painting,.-..........5 90
Board can be had in the village or vicinity at
IS 90 per month.
For further particulars address Lewis II. Kettle,
Secretary of the Board of Trustees, Henderson,
Granville county, N. C.
Granville county, n. c., Nov. 18th, '55. Ia-st
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lust TO HAND, another lot Of fine overcoats,
- business Coats, Talmas. &c. Also a fresh sup
ply Of Cloths, Cass. and Nesting, to be made TO
order; all of which will be sold low for cash. Call
soeE and supply yourselves, and don't forget to
bring the wherewith. KING 4 BIGGS.
Raleigh, Nov. 1856. r.
N. B.-Those indebted to US will please make
arrangements to settle on or before the first of
January, 1856, as one of the firm expects to leave
the State at that time. Those who don't comply
with the above reqsest will be waited on by an
agent, h. Il b.
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WANTED !

EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS!
THE BEST GRANGE YET TO MAKE MONEY!
CAMPBELL & CO., Philadelphia, Pa.
November 81, 1855. 13-6ml
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A situation as Teacher by a young lady, from
the North, who has had two years experience and
can bring the best of testimonials. Possesses a
thorough English education with the higher Math-
amatics and the French, Latin and Spanish Ian
guage. Is also qualified to give instruction in
Pencilling. Monochromatics Crayoning. Painting,
Pellis work, Wax Fruit and Flowers. TEP2s,
$500. For further information address
ZACCHEUS BROWN
Sim Comfort, Jones county, NC.
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FARMERS HEAD QUARTERS.
NO. II, WATER STREET,
SCOTS I GIANT,

Corn and Cob
Crushers will
hereafter b e
sold exclusi
IL in this city
and vicinity
by the subscri-
bers, who have
b e e n appoin-
ted s o e A
gents by the
owners of the
patentright.-
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Rn o Gov Dacember
is flletam ; Nl"sI1li, observation-disclosures
We haVlieIioh WIN e';s ~aon,nondot;on
Of this Ii.ten sPoNeu ~ noeessorv
~, " Us that the presesent No. war
have eveFeatihS al '"o SooN
Bay Thu IT. .ooo;rad
4 good nurtor Tor pecehloeI . iOoT n 7
Lemay, Edl Priee d J
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KNAPP of Reeds Masonic Academy.

TNHE spring session of this school will m
l. on Monday, 7th January, 1856. The course
of study is designed to be thorough and systemat-
ic, embracing every thing necessary to a business
education or preparatory for College.
Circulars containing the course of study, ex-
penses and regulations of the school. will be for
warded on application to j. C. DENNY,
l4-5t. Principal.
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auckland Female Institute.

THE fifth session Of this Institution will COM
mence on the first Of February, 1855. The
Proprietor returns his thanks for patronage al
ready received. and hopes by strict attention TO
meet still further eneoura cement. Location healthy
and Teachers of the first class.
TERMS PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS:
Primary Branches
Higher branches with Mathsmaties,-------"l@
French aud Latin,
Music, with use If instrument, .....--..-.-.--l
Drawing and Painting,~--.......-. ..-....5
Painting in Oil,
Students can be entered at any time during the
session and be charged from the time they COM
mence.
Board can be had with the Proprietor, or in
good families convenient, at So, without any ex-
ira charge. SAML Z. SMITH, Prin.
Gates county, n. c., Nov. Is, 1885. l3-m
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Byron says
This &, the va
Saepa4og os, sicinns mend or end us,
In hcllth-vbo, Il although we sneer
Without tbo Nv call them to attend us
pensity to jeer.'
ever used, and il Z ind the best medicine wi !
Eternal yia9a we Ne to the Pain Killer.
twenty-five cr 7I''i :, e.,he price Of Liberty
Davis Pain XIII. i M nee of a bottle of Perry
orally. f0le by Merchants gen.
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Raleigh Female Seminary.

Raleigh, Nov. 25, 1855.
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.INGLETs! RINGLETs RINGLETS!
YOUR Hal

Dec. I.1S55.
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sale or ohoctaw orphan Lands in Mississippi.
DrPAKTMxnr or TING INTERIOR,
Office of Indian Affairs AuVusf IA ifSs

DrrAKrassr or rHE isrERoR,
Once Of Indian Affairs, August 10, 1855.
parcels described, lying
ashseais YaoeG.aa n9@s Lo~adss and Bolivar n inc
posed for sae separate quarter sections public aucon the
Of Chociaw orphans by heir under
ha provision Of The 9Th clause Of e 18Th article Of The choeiaw
Monday 30 day Of December 1855 the courthouse
door in Coaeeve, the following tracts IN Yaobusha county
-an in tounship oeniy tAree t233 range eight QD sGst
All dissection thirty three (33;)
ss sa, a o. section twenty sa,,o 0Re Ss a
The north half Of section ihirlyiwo C2D and
The west half Of section thiry-four ga
place, following described tract in
the adjoining range 10 CoGhoma county, viEi
The Of theeu township psHtsr t26
screen t7 psst
on Monday the 10Th Of December 1885,
Charleston Taataiei county, following
land In said county viz:
Ia tou7sAip sOcnty.)our tal,, range too ca) east,
Al Of sections aree 81 tio) and hirylhree tsa
The southwest quartet Of section nine @ j -,
The aoh half southwest OF section twenty-five (2O
The west hall OF section twenty-five l2oD
The north haif of tweDty-six $3.50
he half Of the northwest and west half Of the
northeast quarter OF section ihrysix t5o.)
In township f'oentyJdpe (25,l range i0o (2) east.
All dissection a7 esq and twenty nine
The northeast quarter of section four (4)
The southwest quarter Of section twenty-five e. y
1he east half OF section thirty (J0.l
IN township teeaty.tor (2i,) range three t3 east.
All OF section tbree g y
The east northeast quarter q and
The northeast quarter Of section four a.
n township tpentyJfee (n5,) range three (a) east
The southwest quarter o section fourteen l4D
The southeast quarter Of section fifteen ti5D
Tho quarter of section twenty five as y
The southeast quarter Iwenu-six (26;)
The southeast quarter OF section ihrtyl SD ana
he southwest quarter of section tlirIy-iour t3i)
Monday, i7h day of December 1855 tho house
door in The Of Lexington, Holmes county, the following de-
scrbed tracts Of land in said county,
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All Of the and 10 be made OF
the finished the from adult
eraon white blue COLOR be required and twih the
OF class OF the regular STANDARD OF their
spctve kinds and OF such weighs be required by ms
fee The of ordering quantity OF
titles the public service may require.
Each class will be considered separately and be subject 70 ep
but bidders offer OF the classes
the proposal and the privilege reserved of requiring
bidder class assigned him 10 take all
such casses forfeit his right any class.
Samples qnel each kind OF bid
and accompany each bid and
classes ba numbered with the number
of The paper proposed for schedule, and Ia the hs
classes, be properly designated the VIII not be
considered All proposals and samples be transmitted 10 this
office Tree postage other
Each be by individual rm making H.
and specify price pound and but for ach o
every kind paper IN class proposed for.
Washington city good order
free of all and charge and subject TO The
Inspections of The superintendent
aud be In all respeets satisfactory.
proposals will be furnished this office
applying will be taken into consideration unless
substantially agreeing herewith
Bonds approved will be equed and the supply
ing inferior the classes failure supply
quantity required any time, will be considered violation OF
required furnish with his proposals satisfactory
proposals
MED by such evidence will he rejected
The proposals will the required by law on
the si Tuesday after the fret Monday in Deccmbef next (t
al M a Office superintendent.
Proposals will be- addressed the " superintendent of the Public
Printing Capitol States, Washington, and endorsed
A. G, SEAMAN,
Oct 2-3taW9W of Public Printing.
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OrrIcE MARYLAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES,
BALTIMORE, Maryland, July l. 1855.
THE commissioner of the Maryland lotteries
his duty public the swindlers
who circulate mail fraudulent lottery scses
and pretend be the sale OF tickets lotteries which
wholly fictitious tr#
The only legal lotteries Maryland
the of elected
The State under the approve
schemes and 10 attend to The drawings.
Az h tickets in these o,eres and al certificates Of packages
uckes nave the htoa nphed
me contractor Office the Maryland Consolidated
Baltimore, Maryand'' All others IN duIenf
For full Information the subject frauds address
- . Y. X. Brennan,
Sept as-dly Baltimore, Maryland,
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Posr OFFICE DsrARrassr,
October rs, is55
SEALED PROPOSALS win received department until
y sOh day Of November u Of the clock at noon for
Offices the United states four from and after
ered expense, agencies Post Once De
psrmen at Washington, d. o. New ioh city and CINCINNATI
quired al each agency, yearly, are speeined below
DISTRICT NO. !, AT WASHINGTON. D. G.
manila a wspg se 30 % Sshs
reau,. and each reamt o contain 30 perfect quires
do ssd es. s 70 IS n 70 1' and
600 pounds of Strands hard twisted and IN balls
oftwine spools, spool weigh
ing from ! n 10 pounds
500 hemp wnc, of inch in
diameter, well twisted and IN n, balls a, or han hanks
oo = weighing from one 70 one and ha pounds eaen
DISTRICT NO. ., AT NEW YORK CITY.
5000 wrapping similar that first described In the
lSo do similar 70 iha las, described in said estimate
400 do quality similar named, 10 be 90
ooo BY 40, and TO weigh not less than o pounds
1000 do Of the second description for said district
5000 do coarse hemp twne similar TO Thai Of the td dese
600 do scarlet sealing same az for district No.
DISTRICT NO. 3, AT CINCINNATI, OHIO.
1000 reams wasPng paper similar to that FIRST named for district
30 do similar 10 that last named for said district
81 pounds similar 10 that Of The first description for
5000 do hemp ,wine similar that Of the third dosep
400 do scarlet seating described in the esd
ma for district No. IL
Proposals will be received for each article separately separately
for each district, for the whole.
the articles shall delivered place places Post
master General shall designate, at rata prices.
Each bid be sample Of the article
posed be nished articles used
by the department be from either the
responding To the samples referred above.
Each bidder furnish with his proposals. evidence of his
ability comply with his bid.
Two sufficient suretits will be required to contract
Fla furnish articles furnish
will considered
hcienl fur forfeiture of the
Bids made accordance with proposals will
be considered.
outside envelope
the articles proposed
ing them addressed the First General
ingon city, d. G.
JAMES CAMPBELL
Postmaster General.
OoTop Der Is, 1855.
nctlJ -
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OCTOBER Is, 1855.
Oct I7-iuw4w
once of Army Clothing and Equipage.

PHILADELPHIA, October %, 1855.
BAIED PROPOSALS invited, and will be received this
- office until 10 o'clock the 10Th day Of December
for furnishing by contract the following supplies
deliverable the United States Clothing Equipage Depot
schuylklll Arsenal, IN quantities as required, viz;
$500 yards GA dakbIue ndigo ed cloth, weigh
ing I'll per yard
$4,000 Ga skybue (ndigo twed cloth, weigh
ing - yard
1000 yards Ga dark blue ndgo wool dyed CLOTH for
bands, weighing about a ounces per yard
$4,000 yards dark blue ndgo dyed and wool anne
10 weigh 6x per yard
1000 yards 10 white fanne cotton and WOOL to weigh 81
1900 yards dark blue
$50 900 yards Caaton nannei weigh
100 900 yards drilling unbeached, weigh 6k
yard
$4,000 yards drilling, unbieaced, weigh IN
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Proposals for Furnishing the Paper for the
Public Printing.

OyftuE or The PusLIo PRINTING,
washington, september ~, leoo
IN pursuance provisions OF Act provide for
cutting public printing! approved August 30 1884, sealed
day) December twelve O'clock Tor
paper required for the public printing
le50
the Let day OF December, 1856
The subonad specifics nearly be aseeaned the
quantity quality and description OF eaeh Kind OF paper that wa be
required.
CLAss1
10000 printing paper uncalendeed TO measure % by
% inches, and weigh forty 1--WE pounds 10 die rean Of
4S0 sheets.
1000 printing paper calondered, "a by Is
inches, and TO weigh hy six pounds 10 the ryam OF 4tO
sheets.
5000 superdae caendered printing paper
% by IS inches, and 70 weigh hitwo pounds to
CLAssi.
superhne calendered printing
10 measure "a BY 81 inches, weigh fofy-eigb
pounds 10 The rcam OF 4eo sheets.
CLASS
supene calended map paper, of such
be required, corresponding weight WIN
paper measuring 10 by "a inches weighing twenty
pounds per OF 400 sheets
Class &c.
superine paper, uncaendered
as may be requfed,) BY "a inches, weight
per may be required
The fibre the each of the above classes be OF linen
all adulteTauon Other sub
Stances OF far whieness, put up III ques OF twenyu
sheets EACH bundles of each each
perfect Uniformity thickness, weigh
will required aud bundle exclusive of wappers)
Will be
ceved, gross weight eQYl Mnin,
bundle nuke The weigh
will be considered violation of The contract
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HOME MAN EACTUREs.
Fairylcsv Cotton Works,

IyITZPATRICK BURNS propcors, and manufacturers of
yarns chain, Irvine, wrapping twne, cord
nge, cotton bsis, BE
Orders Washington respectfully solicited for
articles, which will deliver in Washington
Baltimore Other northern markets Al
orders will with prompt attention by addressing above
Oct fi-dlm n. H.
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No 544
Notice OF the Heopening Dsnv,ile Land Once
la Illinois.
LAM OfrrcR, Sept 10, 1855.
INSTRUCTIONS have this day been transmitted 10 The register
receiver Danvile Illinois prepare
said DISTRICT and to give thirty days
public receipt said instructions Of The
eopeninp other office the in which applications will
be received by them.
THos, a, HENDRICKS,
Sept 2l-2aw6w Intel starl Commissioner.
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IN petition Robert Perot Baltimore, Maryland praying
of granted to him on the i' Of
January, lsd2 for improvement in apparatus for teaching
the expiration OF said pat
emit which place the I7h day of January $50
said heard Patent Office
Monday, the 18th OF January IL O'Clock, and MI
notified appear and show II they have,
why said petition ought not to be granted
opposing required dc in the Patent
objections specially writing east twenty
filed by either
hearing be taken and transmitted in
The Office which will furnished on
plicaon.
The testimony will be closed the s7th of De
relied testimony,
filed the office before the morning of that days the
arguments, II any, within days thereafter,
published in the Union tnet
gencsr Evening Washington, C Republican, Bau
more; Philadelphia; Journal of Commerce, New
York Post, Boston, week for three
previous OF January The day OF
hearing -
Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
p sEditors papers will please copy and send
Office, with paper containing this notice
oct 20-iaw3w
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"Sbould auld acquaintaRce be forgot,
And never brought 10 min;
Should aud acquaintance be forgot,
And dava n, mid LANG synp. -

" Should aud acquaintance be forgot,
And brought TO min;
Should aud acquaintance be forgot,
And % aud lang syne"
The members Of The senior the ending in june 1883
the junior the ending june 1884, the Sopbmors
class the ending 1884, and the Freshman class OF the
ending June, $780, hereby requested TO assemble IN
Washington, D. c. by the third of March, A. D. 1857 at the latest
brighten the links the chain Of and friendship which tim,
tide entirely exchange more in ihe
lives greeting and sympathy, and lament the unmey fate
some OF their most promising coDpeers.
preliminary meeting Of the seiapponed committee VIII be
held the @ Monday in September, A. d. 1856, al the United
States Hotel Chestnut between Fourth and Fifth
those whom IL be
when VIII be
adopted to full an attendance as possible
II addressed viii be
secretary committee by mail with
their respective post offices
EDWARD j. GRANT, NJ. D..
Trenton, N. j., Chairman Of Committee.
ALEXANDER q. HART, M. d.,
OF Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
j. NEWTON LIGHTNER,
of Lancaster, Pennsylvania
PHILIP PENDLEToN,
Winston Allegheny Co, Md
SAMUEL P. RICHARDS,
BaIsto Iron and Glass Works, N. j.
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
of Montgomery county, Maryland
Committee.
JOHN WEIpMAN Of Lebanon Pa, Secretary
March 27-lawtMar3 (inteligenceT]
All newspapers civilized countries Of the world request
ed notice this their editorial columns
Of cas scattered through the four great d
visions globe aud all throughout the United
States of America requested IL gratuous oc
casonay between this date and the Sd of March A. d. 1881
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GOLD silver fine steel and plated specaces eye glasses &c.
all peocai and parabola gasses
experience gives peculiar advantages in selecting glasses
adapted 10 the eyes OF wearers.
NJ. w. GAIT Cd BRO,
3as Penn. avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets
Ian ps--u
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Fob ll--eoiy

MEXICAN HOUSE, Hanover street, Boston
Rice Rebuilt enlarged elegantly
ion the travelling public
II -dlv
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Law school Cumberland University, at Lebanon,
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Cauthcrs, late of the circuit
judges Of Tennessee
Hon Nathan late of the Off
Of Tennessee s-H
Hon. BromeId L. Ridley the cnanceors of the State
Judges Carutrs Green dew their whole time exclusively
to the school,
Plan ofinstr.cionl Daily examinations each
books No regular Of ccures but explanations
daily lessons the progress of the examinations
g Weekly Of law equity, In which
dents
and through all the
practice The framed require prepare
Deeds Wills records, and all of documents be read
dence In the trials Some Of me arc taken by appeal
court which Is held monthly in the class and in
public the end OF session The students clerks
ifs jurors Judges and chanceors, and in other Official
Dacites connected with their suits.
the third Monday
TENDER, Thursday February The
the succeeding Monday in February and ends second
Thursday in July
Expenses per fec $50, in advances contngen
Zee 81 boarding $50. Students furnish their
which be had in the Lebanon bookstores
Four sessions required complete unless the
No previous study required
There regular classes Students
any time during the collegiate year
There legislature connected with the school
Number students the last collegiate year eighty six.
ROBERT l.. CARUTHER5,
Fob lI-eoIy President Board Of Trustees
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IL ma "'''s'@' A""'o"y vo'""ss
Tanners Clinical Medicine
The yellow Wash, from Dickcns's Household Words.
The Confessions OF a Pretty Woman; by Miss Pardoc,
The Jealous Wife Z; by Mics Pardoa.
FRESH Fruits and Vegetables prces and
how 10 obtain them. Price lax cents. II
Eeptl FRANCK TAYLOR
GLENWoOD CEMErEvf.-ofce No. 800 Pennsylvania
avenue, OF 10th the Savings This
cemetery laid the the celebrated
New ok, and situated dstns guar
mile north of the Capitol Capitol leading directly
60 the gateway This company have received charter
their
title the purchaser, and prohibiting IRON
legislation Otherwise which of
wish dead where
become IN all cities when the ground
sell
mscnouy into large pits and legal prevent
nies to The ground
N. Office from 10 To II,
nap the charter, and Flaws, and all other infomaoa
obtained all orders for niemsnts len with Mr.
No 40 seventh street. other undertaken will
srtesa>d June H-dly
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;, eoo - 2 Ios. per aoz ,., .s, ,, ,-;a
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tsl ONLY ONE ELECTROMAGNETIC hop OF ph. Doi
vEAU LAFtEcTEuR is far superior 70 the sIaps 2, Cw
ner, paia, other similar remedies Il radically eu
sequences itch ulcers accoucmenls, the @
period of f aud hereditary acmony OF humors A. a
and other weakness OF the organs arising from apas
81 Or ms sn ensuing from the
OF basam cubebs, from injections, when on I'm
yphc Diseases whether long sana
ing and which have resisted the Of mercury or the %
General agents for the United States Bondn, esq,
New Orleans seniy San Francisco
The by druggists throughout the u
properties Rob obtained by writing 20 q BLOB
din, 81 William street. New York, who will give every mo
a. b. prepared TO d America, the West -
dies Of the United States duties he has the Rob N ~
March l4-dy'
rHocEH,Es, WINES. LuauoRs, &c.--we beg leave .
call attention Of friends and the public to our
fresh groceries, consisting Of
Java, Rio and Laguayra coIees
Refined and brown sugars
Family supeine, and -four, in hbls and bags
Cheese, lard, hams and shoulders
Grain and ground spices OF every description .sor
And every other article TO make up complete e
ment
wines, Liquors, and Cigars.
Madeira, sherry port, caref, champagne wines OF vo
brards, md par very superior
Fine brandies whskey, gins, &C, wood and glars
Together with stock of Havana German, and don
We will offer the above goods many articles which "
sha be receiving At such prices as q make a. wants
families and the trade 70 s,ye p ss e',yn sgpcyns
South side Penn avenue, between ~ and ON s"eeV
Oct 9-aw3wif
IOHy G. DGvEREUx. Conns,sstoner of Court o.
Refrs 70 Srsssrs puncsn sherman o. Mes-rs Beebee
Co., nop Luther nradh James w Gerard ESQ., W% WHITE
sey Joseph II Bradley, Gao Washington, e.. washington
make appointment Of the time and place OF taking
se a uraT e FL sS 10 wSo the
hegs leave 10 make particular reference. ..r,,,rv
DC, lo-2awim J, q, DEYbhhoA
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1000 sodiers blankets, WOOL with The letters u s.
black, inches in length in the ceue to be feet lon
and feet inches wide each blanket weigh pound
5000 dozen pairs half stockings Sizes made of good
fleece wool, and with double aud twisted yarn; weigi
lbs. per dozen
pompons, for artillery infantry Dragons, and rifles
30 QUO yards and inch worsted aces yellow scarlet blue