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Nnpoleon.

In Napier's History Of the Peninsnler War,
the following excellent and just remark on Ma
polsoa il made. " Self had no place in his policy
save ss his personal glory was identified with
France and her prosperity. Never before did the
world see a mpn soaring 20 high and devoid OF all
selfish ambition. Let those who, honestly seeking
truth doubt this. study Napoleon carefulyi let
them read the record Of bis second abdicaton
published by his brother Lucen. that stern repub
iicnn who refused kingdom al the price OF his
principles aud they will doubt no longer" This
i British writer who studied The affairs OF the
fines in which Napoleon 1ourished with more
Than ordinary idehly aud intelligence; and who,
,yitbal 4 a. regular specimen Of John Boil as
ever put pen on paper.--Loaisrik Times.
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NEW pOOKs.-The Meiress Of Haughton.

nj EW BOOkS.-The HeireSs Of Haughton,
IN or the Mothers Secret n novel, by the au-
thor of Emily Wyndham,' "Ravenscf,H &c
Price 37l cents
WAIKNA, or Adventures on the Mosquito
Shore by Samuel A. Bard, with sixty illustrations
Price 81 50.
RT-HINTS-4rchitecture Sculpture, and
Painting, by James Jackson Jarvis. Price 81 %
Just received
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Corner Pennsylvania avenue and llih street.
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
IN w. III. STANFORD, Merchant Tailor, No
ass Pennsy lvania avenue, four doors west Of Third
street has returned from New York, and is now
receiving his new and elegant stock Of Goods
adapted to fall and winter wear, to which he
would respectfully invite the attention OF his
friends and the public. Returning his thanks for
the liberal patronage heretofore besowedo on him, he
would assure all that all diligence and care will
be taken TO Gil all orders in his usual elegant style
of fit and finish, at the shortest notice and at the
lowest possible prices.
Also beautiful stock Of Furnishing Goods
Sen oQ-gU3wif
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No. 5000 reams Writing Paper, g by 26 in
ches, 10 weigh twenty-eght pounds per
No. 2.-3,l G0 reams Writing Paper, IS by 25 in
ches, 10 weigh twenty-six pounds per
No. 3-l0o reams Writing Paper, IS by % in
ches, TO weigh twenty-iour pounds per
ream.
No. 4.-34O reams writing paper, IS by Is in
ches, TO weigh twenty-five pounds per
ream.
No. 900 reams Writing Paper, II by IS in
ches, TO weigh twelve pounds per ream.
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4 RI HINTs.-architecture, sculptur,

N and Painting, by James Jackson Jarves,
author Of History Of the Sandwich Islands, &c.
Price 81 %.
Waikna, or Adventures on The Mosquito
Shore, sixty engragings, by Samuel A Bard.
81 %
The Heircss Of Haughton, or the Mothers
Secret. by the author OF Aubrey Castle Avon, &c.
Price 371 cents
Just published and for sale AT
TAYLOR & MAURY'S
July n Bookstore, near Ninth street.
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AND WARRANT AND BANKING
House of ]. M. Clarke a. Cove are al.
ways paying above New York market prices for
warrants sent us by mail and return sight drafts
the same day they are received
Address i. M CLARKE g. CO,
Washington City, ID. Q.
Sent 20-1m
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JONAS P. LEVY,
Importer and Dealer
WINES, LIQUORS, sEGARs,
AND N.
FINE CIR CEuIES
General Commission am Forwarding
Merchant,
No INA Penn. Avenue, lwo doors below u. s.
Hotel,
WASHINGTON CITY, d. c.
II Also, Agent for the FARMERS AND M EcHANIcs'
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY of Phiadelph
NJ N. b. Country Merchants are requested 10
give'me a call before purchasing elsewhere.
Oct 4-ly
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The Panorama of the Arctic Regions will
remain on exhibition only day longer, AT
Odd Fellows Hall.
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CATIRE AND sATIRIsTS. ny JAMES
- Hannay, author of Singleton Fontleroy, &c.
Cosas de Espana, or Going TO Madrid, via Bar
celona.
Just published and for sale at
TAYLOR a. MAURY'S
March Bookstore, near 9th street.
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VARIETY BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
4 AIDES ALPINE BOOTs.--Just re-
Il ceived superior lot of Ladies' Black and
Brown Alpine Boots, together with large and
general assortment of Ladies, Gents, Misses
Boys, Youths, aud Chdren's Boots and Shoes
ior sale by GEO. BURNS.
$40 Pennsylvania avenue,
Adjoining Pattersons Drug Store.
Pee fNeWs1
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COAI.!-COAI!

THE consumers Of Goa are respectfully inform.
4 ed that the undersigned can furnish them
with a superior article. and II the very lowest
price. Punctuality and just weight Is his motto,
and he assures III that may favor him with their
orders that they will have no cause to complain.
Cali al the Yard OF ~ street few steps south OF
Pa avenue n. G. narrower.
Sept. lin
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~ A Nantucket whaling vessel has discovered
a new island in the South Pacific ocean il y
situated about two hundred and fifty miles South
OF Desolation Island, and the ship which en-
countered il took from it, in less than week :
time, four hundred barrels Of sea elephant oil.
Two other ships said 10 be now in course OF
preparation 10 return thither, for The purpose Of
profting by this valuable discovery.
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MY BROTHERS. KEEPER, by Miss a.
Vl b Warner, author of Dollars and Cents,
Mr. Rutherford's Children, &c. Just published
and for sale by r. FARNHAM.


Il Charles Linton; with an Introduction and
Appendix by N r. Tallmadge. Published by the
Society for the Diffusion Of Spiritual Knowledge.
New York, ] large octave volume. price 81 So
For sale al
TAYLOR \ NAURY'S Bookstore.
May near " street.
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Superintendent OF the Public Printins
Iutelhgencer. Union, and Evening Star, 3taw9w.

A UTOBIOGRAPHY or A JOURNEY
"A man Printer--Tbe Workngman's Way ia
the World, being the Autobiography ola Journey
man Printer.
Classic and Historic Patriots, by James Bruce.
Just published and for sale at
TAYLOR 81 MAURY'S
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TuE GRowISG WEsT.-The increase Of the
Western States continues TO be very large, and
there is not one of them which does not bid fair
TO become exceedingly populous. Illinois and
Indiana have each over million OF inhabitants,
while Michigan, Wisconsin, and Iowa have each
over half million. The soil in all these States
il excellent, and the influx of settlers rapid. In
the last five years Wisconsin has added 2fV,ooO
10 her population. and now has $4,000. Iowa
has increased still more largely. Judging from
present appearances, each OF the States we have
named seems likely to possess, not long hence, a
population equal TO that Of Ohio.-.North .8mert-
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Capt. Duncan N. Ingraham, who rescued
Martin Koszta from the hands of the Ausrians
about two years ago, in the bay Of Smyrna, was
on Thursday evening presented with gold medal
by his New York friends
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The Hotel Registers show that, as the SEES
sion of Congress draws Nigh the number of arr
walls Of visers to the metropolis is on the increase
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AZ ATHEMATICAL DICTIONARY and

M DICTIONARY and
lNl Cyclopeda of Mathematical Science, COM
prslng definitions OF oil the terms employed in
Mathematics an analysis OF each branch, and of
the whole a. forming single science, by Charles
Mathematics, aud VIM G.. Peck, A. M, Assist
ant Professor OF Mathematics United States Mill
tary Academy. Just published, and for sale nj
the Bookstore of X. FARNHAM,
Sept 10 cor. OF llth ST. and Penn. av
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Land Warrants now selling at from 81 90
to 81 IL an according to sizes; being slight
advance over the rates of the last week.
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William George Baker, esq, died in Balli-
more, on Wednesday afternoon; on which day he
was elected member Of the Councils of that city
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OF EXCHEQUER REPORTS,

March l7--lsw2m
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An amendment by Mr.. McKesson, that they shall
not connect with the North Carolina Railroad out OF
the Blue Ridge. Rejected.
After some debate between Messrs. Baxter and j.
G. Bynum, in which Mr.. Baxtor expressed his will
ingness to adopt the North Carolina gauge4if the
House wished it.
Mr.. Gillian moved the reconsideration of the vote
rejecting Mr. j. G. Bynums amendment. Rejected.
Another desutory debate took place between
Messrs. Baxter, Smith, Vance and Gillian.
Mr.. Settle said it was evident the House was in
favor of the bill and would pass it. He willing
to set up all night to put down the actious oppos-
ton, otherwise another day would be spent in dis
cussing the bill.
Mr.. ID. F. Caldwell agreed in every observation
made by Mr.. Settle and would remain till the break
of day to pass the bill.
Mr.. Gillian explained and denied his opposition
was factiOus.
Mr.. Barringer hoped Mr.. Settle would withdraw
the expression {" factious. "
Mr. Settle had no personal application to any gen.
tleman in particular, but if any gentleman-The
Speaker interfered, and Mr.. Settle took his seat.
The House refused to reconsider.
On motion Of Mr.. Mebane the House adjourned
Ayes ~, noes As.
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WILMINGTON MARKET.

TURPENTINE-Sales yesterday afternoon of 40 bbs at
former prces-S2 80 for virgin. So yellow dip and
81 90 for hard y $50 lbs; and this morning All bbls at
figures The markets. firm at above quotations with
q fair demand from shippers.
SPIRITS. TURPENT1NE.-The market has been quiet
yesterdays report with sales this mornipp
when 100 bbs changed hands at 81 cents y gallon
RoSIN-Gommon is in fair demand, and stock light
1000 bbls. sold this morning eft 81 90 for large bbls
TAR-Is in moderate demand for shipment and We note
sales Yesterday of 22S bb and this morning of 279
81 80 y Dbl.
CORN-A cargo of 1000 bushels received from Hyde
county, and retailing from vessel at 81 o5 q Sc lbs
quantities to suit.
HAYSae at auction this morning so bales northern
make, damaged, at IS cents per 100 IT'S ~
TIMBER-Sales of two RATS at $5 @ $6I per NJ.
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The LEGlSLAICRE.
The proceedings of this body, from Thursday to
Saturday inclusive, will be found in columns
day.
On Monday the Senate mainly engaged upon
Mr. Fishers bill for extending the North Carolina
Railroad west from Salisbury. An animated debate
took place. in which Messrs. Fisher, Biggs, Cherry,
Thomas, Haughton, Wilder, Graham, Rayner, Mitch
ell, Brogden and others took part and the bill pass
ed by the following vote:
YEAs-Messrs. Boyd, Cherry, Christian Coleman,
Cunningham, Davis, Faison. Fennell, Fisher, Fonn-
vile, Freeman Gilmcr, Graham, Graves, Haughton,
Herring, Hoke, JONES' Lane, Mcdowell, Mills, Mitch
ell OlGfeid Rayner Speight, Tayloe, j. W. Thorn
as, w. Ii. Thomas Walker, Wilder, Wiggins Wins
low and ;Wood-39 -
NArs-Messrs. Biggs, Bower, Brogden, Clark,
Collins, Drake, Eaton, Eborn, McCleese, Martin,
Person, Sanders, Taylor, and Willey-14.
This bill, as we have heretofore stated, provides
for gradual extension of the Road the State taking
twothirds of the stock. The first appropriation by
the State is 5000 OOO and the Road is 10 be stocked
and used finished by sections divisions
III the Commons, on Monday, the bill incorpo rat
ing the French Broad Railroad Company was dcbat
ed by Mess~s Baxter, Gorrell, Bynum, Smith, Sim
getary Shepherd and other., and passed, yeas G7,
nays 81 On motion of Mr.. Jenkins, that portion of
the Revised Statutes authorizing geological and
agricultural survey of the State stricken OUT
yeas 60 nays &C.
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ARRIVAL OF SEVEN DAYS La
TER FROM EUROPE.


New York, JAM H. The Collins steameE Baltic,
Captain Comstock, arrived this afternoon She SAIL
ed from Liverpool on the 23d of December, and
therefore brings days later intelligence from
England and all parts of Europe. =
The news from the Crmea is not OF an lmportahG
character.
The cotton market remains without change; the
sales for the week amount to 10000 bales.
Breadstuffs steady at former quotations Corn &C
tive.
ConsoIs closed at Gig.
Among the passengers by the Baltic are Commo-
dore Perry and two special bearers OF dispatches
The steamer Sarah Sands, about whose safety
some fears entertained, had put into Cork ior
repairs.
Sixteen hundred French troops had embarked at
Marseilles, on board the steamer Arabia, for the
Crimea.
The Emperor Napoleon has asked loan of five
hundred millions of francs.
The Prussan special mission to England has re-
suited in important action.
FROM THE SEAT OF WAR. Dispatches have been
received at St. Petersburgh from Menschikof of as
late date December goth.
Nothing of an important character has transplreo
since last accounts The weather continues very
bad. The Russians annoy the allies considerably
with their attacks, but the latter rapidly recev-
ing reinforcements. Up to the 18th of December
twenty thousand men had arrived
1t is reported that the storming of Sebastopol
will commence the arrival Of the Turkish rein
fOrcements.
lish and Turks will attack Menschikof.
The Russians have taken their guns out of the
Baltic fleet and brought them to Sebastopol
Two Russian vessels-of-war attacked a French
steamer Sebastopol. An English trigate CON-
ing to her relief the former retreated.
The Russian bulletins generally claim important
advantages over the besiegcrs.
The Turkish troops at Kars are hard pressed by
the enemy.
Both the allies and the Russians fully prepared
for another pitched battle.
The third PARALLEL before Sebastopol has heen es
sabshed, upon which the French have mounted
guns.
Thirty thousand Turks, with division of French
and English artillery, are about to seize Perekop
and lortity lines there
1t is rumored that the Russians made sortic
from Sebastopol the 12th but were repulsed with
the loss ofseven hundred killed and eleven hundred
prisoners.
OPENING THE FRENCH CHAMBERS The French
Chambers opened on the Goth. The Emperor
in his speech on the opening eulogzes the victories
O. of the FreEch in the Black and Baltic seas and
in the Crimea. Thanks returned to the British
Parliament for its cordial cooperation The EN-
peror asked for levy of one hundred and forty
thousand men,
The speeches in the chambers were of a very
warlike character. The budget shows deficiency
of eighty millions of francs.
IMPORTANT FROM SPAIN. The Spanish Cortez were
discussing the proposition for the sale of Cuba Mr.
Soule, the American minister, was present during
the discussion.
The Spanish government decline raising an army
to send to the Crmea to assist the allies also dec
lines the proposition of Mr.. Soue to Join in the
treaty with Russia which recognises the principle
that the flag protects the goods
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GU 9tan0ar0.
RALEIGH. WEDNESDAY, JAN. II, 1855.
CITY ELECTION.

N.
An election was held in this City on Monday last
for an Intendant and seven Commissioners, which
resulted as follows:
For Intendant, William d. Haywood, 267 votes.
Eastern Ward-E Smith II votes, Alexander
Adams 81. Avis Sorrell SO, Alfred Upchurch 81.
Smith and Adams elected
Middle Ward-C. b. Root 49, l. Proctor Al, E.
L. Harding 37-elected
Western Ward-James F. Jordan So, a. M. Cor
man, SO, j. Q. DeCarteret o. Jordan and German
elected.
j. j. Christophers and John A Taylor reelected
Constables.
What has become of the Temperance cause?
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SENATE.

FRIDAY, JAN. y, 1865.
Mr. Wood presented a memorial on the subject of
pilots. Referred.
A number of reports were made and appropriate
ly disposed Of
Mr. Clark, from the committee on education and
the Literary Fund, to whom referred the bill
incorporate the Trustees of the New Institute in Ire
dell County, reported the same back and recommen-
dcd that it do not pass.
The bill to provide for the payment of Jurors in
the County of Greene, read the second time and
the bill read three times and ordered be ongrossed
The engrossed bill to authorize the County Court
of Henderson to sell and convey lands owned by the
County, and the engrossed bill to authorize gates in
Green River Cove, in Henderson, read three
times and ordered to be enrolled. Also, the engross
ed bill to authorize the airearegcs of taxes i'll Jack
County.
message from the Commons, informing that
they had passed the engrossed bill lay off and
tabsh the County of Polk, with amendment, in
which they ask the concurrence of the Senate. The
amendment was agreed to. The b; only lacks rat
ifcation to become law.
The engrOssed resolution in favor of E. d. Davis,
Sheriff of jackson County was read three times and
ordered to be enrolled.
The engrossed resolution in relation to the Public
Treasurer taken up debated, and passed it's
ond reading, yeas Al, nays l. The rules being sus-
pended, the resolution was now read the third time
passed, and ordered to be enrolled
The Senate now proceeded to the consideration of
the bill to recharter the Bank of Cape Fear and az
ter some time spent therein, and some amendments,
the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Mr.. Grist, from Beaufort was qualified and took
his scat.
Memorials were presented from the counties of
Warren, Alamance, Beaufort, and Hartford, which
were referred to the committee on Propositions and
Grievances.
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the five powers and there Is bare possibility thas
peace may be patched up.
The most interesting item to us is that the Span
the United States. Mr.. Soule present If this rumor
proves to be reliable the acquisition Of Cuba is not
very remote. The first step was the only difhcuit
and dangerous part of the negotiation; and its CON
sideration at all is half the battle gained nlth
such an impoverished Treasury, Spain has no re-
source but to dispose of Cuba and we are the only
purchasers. MECkLENBUhU.
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T III e M A r X rs.
NORFOLK MARKET.

REPORTED "NoRTH-CARoL1NA STANDARD"
BY A NJ. MPHEETERS d Co.
Wholesale Gccers F0srarding If Commission lercEdnts
Jan. 18TH 1875.
FLoUR-Sma receipts and quck sales go 90 SO for
s. F.. 10 80 for Extra IL for Family.
CoRN-White SO "a SIC mixed soc.
CoTToS-Nominal at ~ "a 715c
B. E. PEAs-S5 az 9Oc. -
WHITE BEANs-S1 25
NAVAL Tar dull at s2I a 2sI; for black and
bright Spirits Turpcntne As q 45c for small lots Crude
Turpentine in market.
IIME-Thomaston s114 W. C. slsS.
SALT-A cargo of Turks Island changed hands at G211
cents r bushel. None the market now.
L. B. SALT-S1 80 "a 81. G. A. 81 so.
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Mr.. Craven offered an amendment taxing the pas
senger traffic on the road
Mr.. Craven spoke in favor of his amendment,
which was accepted by Mr.. Baxter.
Mr. Gorrell opposed the bill at some length.
Messrs. Winston, 7. II. Williams, j. w. Neal,
Mann, Gillian and Vance occupied the remainder of
the session in remarks on the bill and the amend
ment.
At o'clock, on motion of Mr. Whitaker, the
House adjourned until Monday morning
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FAYETTEVILLE MARKET.

FAYETTEVILLE, JAM 13, 1854.
We note change in the price of produce, except a
slight improvement in the Cotton Market sufficient
alter quotations. Bacon dull SALE
No change in Corn. The demand for Flour is good
The tendency of Spirits Tnrpentne is decline and
be quoted lower say 81 to 80 per gallon Raw
do 81 10 to g, so per Dbl
There has been two droves of Hogs in the past week W.
Fason Esq of Sampson had and Mr.. Cox the other
Both droves sold as Il cts
There is not much Beef in market
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EVENING SESSION.

On motion of Mr. G. Green the bill to emancipate
John Good slave, read the second time.
Mr.. Green moved the rules be suspended, which
agreed to. Yeas 81, Nays II.
The bill being read the third time passed Yeas
60 Yays 81.
On motion Of Mr.. Humphrey, the use of the Com
Hall granted Friday evening to
the State Agricultural Society.
\ motion by Mr. G. NJ. White to take up the bill
to cmancpate Abraham Smith slave rejected.
Mr.. Tomnson moved the bill 20 authorize the
building of dam across Muse River be read the
second time
Mr. Singeltary stated his former opposition to the
bill continued as the dam would interfere with the
Central Railroad and Town of Newbern.
Mr. MorCecai opposed the bill dam was built
few years ago on the same river, which had prov
cd public nuisance, and expressed his intention to
bring in bill 10 have it removed
Mr. Tomlinson defended the bill. It was to
tablish site for manufacturing purposes to erect
grist flour and cotton mills and capitalists
awaiting the action of the House, the bill 1900
names subscribed to a memorial in favor of the
Improvement, and not one against it AS far as the
navigation of the river concerned this improve
ment would be no hindrancc as banks and dams
would be requisite in any Improvement made. Mr..
6 considered the erection of grst and flour mills
OF more benefit to the community than all the fish
that will ever be caught in the river.
Mr.. Mordecai moved amendment, " that said
dam shall not obStruct navigation the passage of
fish"
Mr. Whitaker thought it necessary to ascer-
tain whether the river was navigable above the site
of the dam.
After some furter debate by Messrs. G. Green,
Martin and Jordan, Mr.. Tomlinson replied, the
amendment adopted and the bill passed its Sc
cond reading. Ayes 40, Noes SO.
The House adjourned
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Notice of Assignment.

YBVHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING FOR THE BENEFIT
of all his creditors made an assignment Of all his
tate stock in trade, &c. to Edward Cantwe ATTORNEY
Law Office the below the Cape Fear Bank here
by notifies all persons indebted 70 him to make
payment and such of his creditors
said assignment will fad the Release open for their sigma
sixty days when a sale will had and an equal
distribution of the proceeds thereof made among the
leasing creditors F. MAILER.
Raleigh Jan, Is, 1855. list.
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GLEN ANNA.

MISS MAGARET G. NIXON, Principal.
MISS EMILY BRANSON, Assistant.
JOSEPH B. SHELTON, Steward.
MRS. JOS. b. SHELTON MatrOn.
The srtk of this fourishing Female Seminary
will open Feb. 81, 1855
Itishandsomely and BEAUTIFULLY situated IN Davidson Co.
n c. six miles west of Normal College, one mile from
Thomas Depot the Central Railroad -.
Terms: Hoard &c month exclusive of lights tuition
$40 session; Music $40 extra French So
For Circular containing particulars apply 70 Inc rim
c;pal Thoruasyille Davidson Co., n. e. 4w
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Selling ont at Cost

HEWELRY, FANCY GOODS. CIGARS AND TO.
- BACCO, CHINA GOODS WINES AND LIQUORS.
The subscriber being DESTROYS of winding up his present
business offers for sale at redrc prices his whole stock
The goods have all been selected with and much la
Dor in the Northern Cities and present the choicest
ment that be found anywhere. 80.
Persons DESTROYS of obtaining bargains invited to call
and examine. H.&. F. MAILER, Agents.
Raleigh Jan, ID. 1885, l5-St