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HILLSVILLE ACADEMY.
II N

WNHE TENTH SESSION OF THIS INSTlTUIIG9 o.
IL will commence the tenth of August, 1892, unu
the superintendent of the former very and accom-
pshed Instructor, Benjamin +. Thompson. .;
AT the close of each session there public
We have examined his students, and heard them eTal
by men experienced in teaching graduates OF the saw
eges in the United States and do not heslLae d.
that, the facilities here offered for acquiring thorough
cation are not surpassed by those of any other lnst
The school is very promising. ht in
The of studies includes all the branches
the best academies Tuition varies from five to
lars and fifty cents according studies pursued % -
can be had in town at 50 per month; II the eouh ih.
in good families. Board cheap places an educaon Pa
in the reach of is done to encourage the cno in
rents and guardians distance, may have no Iea. far
placing young persons under the of the teacher "
they will be under his immediate protection. c. the
No pains or expense will be spared on his part io re
mental and moral improvement of all entrusted to MS e
NJ. D. CARTER,
F. L. HALE
W. II. COOK,
Z. C. ELLIOTT, Eorrd of Trustees
G. l.. DAWSON,
VIM. LINDSAY,
j. B. MITCHELL,
G. w. UTLEY. ma
July II, 1856 1osS-Ws"Pu
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T III E M AR ETS,
PETERSBURG MARKET.
CAREFULLY CORRECTED WEEKLY BY
N. NJ. NJ \ RTIN, BRO. CO.

CAREFULLY CORRECTED WEEKLY BY
N. NJ. MARTIN, BRO, CO.
GrOcers and COMMISSION iLerchants No I29 Sggore 81
PETERSBURG, July l4th 1856
TOBACCO-Since our last report we have to- notean
advance OF SOC for all descriptions of tobacco We quote
common to medium Jugs S54 to $34 fair good $5
500; common leaf 81 to So mddling ssh; and fair
WHEAT.-The market for this article has become more
settled Most of the mers and shippers having come
the market Receipts are yet very light. We sales
at 81 123 81 10 for prime red and white parcels with
an active demand. We would impress upon planters the
great necessity of having their wheat well prepared
market before sending it down The miers object serious
y to damp parcels, especially in the beginning
sop.
CORN-Receipts quite light with an active demand at
81 05 81 10.
COTTON The last foreign news (received Yesterday
we have heard of no sales. Last sales 10y for prime
Transactions limited.
BACON.-Market very active with the prospect that
prices will be higher. We quote Baltimore
ll12c., and shoulders 10 to 101lc.
FLOUR--But little in market, and purchasers dis
posed to hold off until the into market. We
quote sales in retail way of supelne Sl2 $l2 and
family at Sl3 to $685..
HERRINGs.-N. c. No. l cut IS, family roe So So
for half barrels.
LARD.-Kegs 121l 1870.
SALT-L ?. fine 81 Is a S. IS G. 4. 81 40 ST. Is.
HAYS. 6219a 81 Is.
GUANO.-No Peruvian guano has advanced-hoders
demand 1929 per ton at which price refuse to SELL
stock light. Mexican is much wanted-we quote
nominally at $50 to $50.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE.-Iast sales at 45c.
BEANS.-Sl. % 81 80 per bushel.
TAR-We quote at 1924 for lots in store.
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FAYETTEVILLE MARKET.

talned-CORN 81 80 to 81 40 per bushel-FLOUR s. %
to $40 2Bee chickens eggs butter &c and wall
ted SPTS. TURPENTINE 81 cents per gallon.
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NORFOLK MARKET.

REPORTED FOR THE % NoRTI-C ARoLINA STANDARD"
BY A. NJ. M'PHEETERS d CO.,
Wholesale G7OcePs, F0TaUdrdiDQ G Commission Merchants
NORFOLK, July 14th, 1885.
FLOUR-Our market is but poorly supplied with Flour,
and the small quantity here meets with ready sale at S
for F. II a for Extra and Il q lI34 for Family
CORN-White 80 "a 95c Yellow 80 a. 95; Mixed So q
COTTON-Mar1et dull, and no sales report.
STAVES-Nonlinay at last quotations.
TAR-Dull at S24 a so for thin and heavy.
LIME-Thos 81 20 W. C. 81 20 and
GUANO-Plenty at last quotations.
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For the Standard.
MEssRs. EDIroRs Looking over the Asheyille
Spectator" of June 3Oth, attention attrac-
ted by the following bit of from the editors of
that sheet to the followers of SAM the heading of
which article was, "Look out Sam ="
Mr.. Clingman has lot of missionaries whose
constant occupation it is to ride the county tel
ling the basest and most Infamous lies upon the
American party, and persuadng those who have
Joined, to bring the foul, the deep, and blghting
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ID lie ID .

At the residence of her husband William Nash Whtiei'
Esq., Bladen the 21st june Mrs Emeline Mckay hnIF
ted, aged 81 years. months, and II days. w
In Johnston county, the 18th of June last. John W"
son of Mathew and Grzziah Jones, aged II years.
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MARRIED.,

AT the residence of Mr. Isaac Davis BY the Rev. Geo W.
Ferrill, Thursday 18th June Mr.. John II. Webb 10
Miss Fannie j. Amis, all of Granville Co.
Register and Spirit of the Age please copy
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ATTENTION "OAK-CITY GUARDS"

ATTENTION "OAK-CITY GUARDS"
,.n PARADE AT THE CAPITOL SQUARE, On
IVA FRIDAY AFTERNOON NEXT, THE 2QLH
I.zSES INST, AT O'CLOCK, IN SUMNER UNI
6zA FORM.
(By order of the CaptainD
CHAS. Ii. THOMPSON, q. >.
NTOTICE.-THE PRESIDENT OF THF CAPE FEAR
u Deep River Navigation Company will receive sealed
Proposals at the Fayetteville Post Office Until the Z5
inst, for the construction of Lock and Dam at cross
Creek also for the Repairs of the Locks and Dams al
Joness, Silver Run, Red Rock, and Buck Horn. r.
Persons wishing bid for any part for the whole o'
the above work, will be furnished with plans and pc
tions by applying to E. A Douglass Chief Engineer Or II
his absence to D. G. McDufe Resident Engineer at CoS'
Greek.
ALEX MURCHISON, Prest'
Julv 6S-3t
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rvs oIPSfY eIKf. HAyiSs H'sT ARHlyFp sfoN
j Fsfop< would respectfully fnf1rn bfr ffsuds and
Tie publc that she win hold hsT q; a. Fas' Egb
teeth street where che ~ conu~ IN fesTsd " ths
fss pgesspi and future. Thcs~ Wishing " tp0- the
fif,uEasnSss ihs, surround ihsn h&sve b,if fsinrs
Yi,s 50 egEis.
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NAVY BOUNTY LAND AND eExTRA rAY'' fT1cE
IN --Bounty land and extra payn for Z. = Navy
ssors, &c, 10 all since l1go--their widow. ans
heirs--protupuy obtained and paid.
Balance due widows and heifs Il deces eel e asgsrs
and others collected and all kinds u claims sgznst The
United States recovered ~
Ages. sid si~se) ysr.s; g Z, Ssvy, r w. sfrses.
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TT z. MAIL STEAMSHIP COhPANy-FoR HAVANA
W and New 0rleans.-on Friday, August IL At 2P.
Known aud favorite rtsamship CRESCENT cry, Opt.
put in arst eAss condition WIN her place N the
une and sail AZ above Passage be secured At the
Companys office Freight 10 New Orleans 10 eents per
cubic foot shippers WIN DO supplied with blank bills Of
It their Office. No other forms signed aud no bills Of
lading win be signed after the hour Of sailing For freight
passage, apply at the Office OF tho Company No. III
T,OR SAVANNAH AND FIORIDA.-uNrTTD STATES
IL mail line.-The new and elegant steamship KNOX
VILE, Captain c. d. Ludlow, win leave New York for
on ss' s a'fs ssss ss
fsai aHs e s,s sss. Or 70: .: through
Augusta, Capt Thos. Lyon, viii succeed, and sail
Wednesday, 10th inst
T,OR sAvANNAH-FARE REDUCED-IHE UNITED
Il States mail steamship KEYSTONE STATE, Captain
nesdsy, August g. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. Fare, $40
sge, g. The KEYSTONE sTArE win leave again above
on Wednesday August ~ Agents in New York, sCRAS.
TON TAIIMAN, 10 Old slip, where staterooms may be
secured.
I,oR CHARLESTON AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. U.
l. :. Mail Steamship Iine.-rhe new and very hst going
steamer NASHVILLE N. Berry, Commander, wiz Leave
O'Clock 7. NJ, precisely For freight sppy on board,
s hs o s Of o isHf "" Gs sSd a.
Through tickets 10 Florida 6llows:-To Jacksonvie
$3l, 10 Pila,sa $50.
WORCESTERSHIRE ROANoKEn-N OoNsE
IN qucnce u the quarantine regulations with regard
% Norfolk and Portsmouth, this ship will sail We'd
nesday, Sh of August direct for Petersburg, without
going To Norfolk Passengers for the latter place will DO
landed at Old Point Comfort they proceed South
via Petersburg without detention, with much sxped
ton and cheaply via Norfolk. Richmond passen
gers will be sent up usual by railroad from City Point
Passage and fare TO Old Point IS TO Petersburg Rich
mond, $40 rteerage half price. Through tickets to
I5nchbarg Va. Through tickets TO tho Virginia SPRING.
LdDIAM h PEASANTS, 81 Broadway.
No freight can be received for Norfolk.
1.NoR sAIF-Ar A DISCOUNT, A FIRST CLASS CABIN
IL passage for Liverpool, per steamship Atlantic, to
Fail Wednesday, the 9Th Inst. Inquire at 10 John
street, OF A. y. CI.ERMONTEL.
Tn CONsEQl ENCE OF The SICKNESS PREVAILING AT
Il New Orleans, the steamer CAHAWBA will not leave
until August 25.
LIVINGSTON, CROcHERoN CO., 10 Broadway.
HOTELS AND SUMMER RETREATS.
NTEw YORK SUMMER HOUSEWIFE COLLINS HOTEL.
IN foot Of Canal street. fronting the North river with
fun view Of New York bay and harbor, will lot three
large parors to families and few single rooms on ca
sonable terms. TAIIAAN MAPS, Projectors.
VITAsHINGToN CITY PRIVATE HorrI--MR. AND
tenon oil visters to their house Of Pennsylvania
avenue and Four and half street, Washington. Their
house In hrr class and airy the large tho aua-
ton convenient and delightful No attention IL spared
to render the guests comfortable The charges are
derate Guests received for tho day week. or per
mnnenty. The house Is but a few minutes walk from
the depot the cupito and most Of the public buidngs
tInn Inns dpur W. lew mir
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These steamships are Chased / Mt the Insurance.
Offices and specie and goods will he insured Ia them
low rates OF premium in any other steamships tina,
cross the ocean.
For freight or passage, apply 70
ID. TORRANCE,
No Bowling Green, New York.
ALBEIT ". CHKYST1E, No. q Place
de Ia Bourse, Paris.
CTiRYsTTE, SCTnGSsMANN, Il CO.,
No. n Quai Cassmir Dclavigne Hayre.
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N01IcF--CoNs1GNErr Pr SHIP MILTON MITCH
~ ell master from Bordeaux will plcsse send their
permits On board q, pier North river All gods no,
permitted ~ tuesday August viii he ssut 10 public
stores for account and rish ~ the owner. All pessons
herewith cautioned against trusting any ~ the ercw
y ID. srye nsmed verse; 5stt. = thsir contract,
ing wil ~ rAl3 by Hs cap,Aln ~ c0nsi~r.a<y
=. JHpscs 4 CONS, l. Dssye, nsss,
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NQADAyE NTYIR has REMOVED 10 ln sEvISTH
wi avenue, between Twenty third AL Treniy fgafh
streets she continues 70 s pat pgesnt aaa fuiaFt
event. lkrvisc marriage, lonrnfys lag sus, basness
prospects, sickness absent friends property bot 70
len. Madame Meyer convrrrss In ingiish French All
German, and gives guarantee ~ her art
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rT,HE HENRY CLAY TRE INSURANCE COMPANY -
Capital 500 01e--Once No. a. Wall streei--lnsntri
butldings merchandise vessel and their cargo-s house
hold furniture and persgnl property generally sgainsi
loss damage ny Gre
DrJrIsr-:
f1iaa q. Drake, Daniel RicisfJs
David N. ft.4e, AeIsDdsf httoDgsa
Robert Mcclellan Henry Hart,
A. ". king William Wet.
Nathaniel sawyer, William ~. lyon
Albert w. Robinson, John tsstreo,
william Hsgadoru, John r. fouDvcr.
D. q. DRAKE, President
Roryxr Dryo>r, Secrefsry
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.

ItAIJFOI,NIA DIANONnS.-TIIOSE ABOUT PURCfiA5-
ing je1ely would find it TO their interest to cali and
this and beautiful article they equal IN bril-
ancy TO the real diamond and at prices within tho reach
of every one. l.. 4 J. JACuIks 4Q7 broadway.
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INSURANCE.

INSuhANCE.
~ RFAT WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY.
NJ Notice hereby given that the books u subscrip
ton to the pal stock of this marine company will be
opened the 18th day OF AugIA at the Bank OF tho
Republic and At the banking house OF nearr. Duncan
Sherman Co., to remain open until the capital IL sub.
scfifed.
Printed charters be obtained Of either Of the Dree.
tors, with such other Information may 10 desired
Inralments 10 eAd capital To be called Ia from time
time ~ the directors may require
DiIH1oEs
W. e. Ticker-giD, VIM c. Allen,
J. J. Aspnwsu Henry b. Spanldng
Rob, N. oyphani, Vim. g. Lane,
g. II. lamar, f.obt S'eddng
Richard fAthers samuel Bates,
John Allen, VIM. Iottmer,
VIM II. Guion, Wa n. Evart-
Adrian isshD, y. w Heimer
1hoH Rio harrison fhoa. Siocomb
John II. Elliott, Hiram Hufchln.oD
John r. Brown, Lewis r. Brown.
jas. W. philpr An.o- r. Emo
george BsrDee George Hh-~.
A. Lechase, Abraham Bell
thss ii. nabnsy, q. u. aimp-on.
Vim. IEeschgk la. N. Brown.
y. r. Kodocapaehi James Hankard.
Geo. Gfi.vold, Jr. Ffed'k. G. GeLhsrd.
COMMITS ionete spposnl- I'd 20 open books o rubscrip
tom JOHN l. AsPINwAfL.
WILLIAM g.. LANE,
henry y. SPAuIDiNS
GEORGE III isS
HIRAM III I61iISSoS.
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r. NTKvOrs ygt1y0U0e--a rtrTjDD tIjosoY.
L rsn restored - kssish II 49, Asys snsr E1-s3r
yesss ~ sr.ss nsTrort sesssfsg - snssDss 10 ssls
INN me- a FiA 80 ffrss) M y-s.~rit-
IN vs.N tafsci Ps' fetl tsrrAa " siss ss'ss',
gsyslyn.
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IA ANNOYANCE - T1SEAsF - Mt1ffTsE = MR.
- HAVE, ofthis city, po~<ssees wonderful eissrvpy
Iowers hhs traces te oauss sni ts4ls tbs nssrs
eonssg1ehuss and locality Of prsus d@sses litter Than
any Otbsr slairvoyan' In the laisa state ldrs GA
htaT fosn their st~n, fneads Onae 10 GfsDd street.
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LNoR IJyERPOOI--STFAMSIIIPI LEBANON - CON-
IL mander.-Ths new and powerful steamer will sail
from the British and North American Royal Mail steam
Packet Companys dock at Jersey City on Or about S
turdny, the 18th Of August Passage money for frst
class passengers only for whom there excellent ac-
commodatons, $40 including provisions and stewards
FEC, but without wines liquors which bc obtained
on board Freight taken ut reasonable rates Apply
4. CuNARD Bowling Green.
LN0R LIvERPooI.-sAIS TO-DAY-TIIE SPLENDID
IL clipper ship JOHN RUTifBGE. Room for some
second cabin passengers For passage apply on
board, pier H. foot 81 Wall street, to
THOS. G. ROCHE, SO South street
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LNoR INTERCOLLEGIATE STAR IINE.-TIIEsPTEN
IL did packet ship JEREMIAH THOMPSON,
Blake master viii sail Friday, August TO- and has un
sesrage passengers second cabin and steerage passen
gers by this line Of packets furnished with cooked
provisions. Price Of passageCabn, $75 second cabin
sl8 steerage, sl6. For passage apply board pier
L. h. or To SAMUEL HIoMPs0N's Nephew rs Pearl
sfr
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ISoR HAyRE VIA S0UTHAMff0N.-THE WANDER.
IL bilt European line Of steamships--Tbe first class
new steamship ARIEL 200 tons Lofevre, master, will
leave New York from pier 30 North river foot Of Cham
bers street. at precisely Saturday Aug. H. for
Hayre, calling at Southampton TO land mails passengers
and specie.
sseona - VI 80
The Ariel win be followed by the North Star, Sept I.
The Of these vessels will not DO accountable for
god silver buiou specie, jewellery precious stones
metals unless bills Of lading signed therefor and the
value thereof therein expressed
Specie and goods taken at usual rates. No freight
ceiyed after noon Of the day before sailing.
No berth secured until paid for. Letters prepaid 1874
cents per half o. win be received at the Office up TO II
A. H. Of the day Of sailing and win be carried In strong
india rubber hags under lock- and arrival at South
ampton and Hayre viii DO Immediately deposited In post
offices there.
Parcels taken, each prepaid, dollar and upwards.
" or
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('ARi'-MApAN PRTw-IFR RTHRNs THASK- 81
~ her ffieBds and patrons and beg. that a',~f
the thousand both Ia TIL. city and PHILADELPHIA sb0
have eon4ued her With entire satisfs eton abe fe
hdent that In the questions u strengr love a91 s
natter and books orscsss relied constantly -
Napoleon, she has equal. ELe viii tel ths name a
The future husband ard a.o the ~ her yislief
TS deuce 10 Madison stree. door from Caiherta~
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THOR IIyERPOOI--uNTTED STATES MAIL sIEAM-
I slip ATLANTIC, Jas. West commander. This
Steamship viii depart with the United States mails Cor
Europe positively Wednesday, August g. at IL O'Clock
NJ, from her berth ut the foot Of Canal street. freight
passage having unequalled accommodations for ee-
Wall street. Passengers requested BE- board at
10h A. N. The BALTIC will succeed the Atlantic, and
sail August - fhippcrs viii please take notice that the
ships OF this line cannot carry any goods conraband Of
war All letters must pass through the Post Office; any
others will be returned.
vTNHE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL
l. steamships.
FROM SEw YORK NJ LIVERPOOL
Chief cabin passage $50
fecend cabin passage Observation-Disclosures. rs
FROM bottom
$3.50 ~h p.essss
second cabin passage Observation-Disclosures. 10
Inc SHIPS from Boston call ut Halifax.
AhAblA, capt Judkins AMERICA, Capt. Lang.
PERSIA, Capt. Ryrie. .EUR0PA, Capt shannon
ASIA espt T. &; Lott. $50. CANADA, Capt STONE
AFRICA, capt Harrison. NIAGARA, Capt. Leitch.
These vessels carry clear, white Light ut mast head
green on tarboard bow red on port bow.
AMERICA, Lang leave Boston = . Wednesday, July 10.
ASIA, Lott, Boston Wednesday' ~ I5
AMERICA, Lang, Boston. Wednesday, /" 20
CANADA, Stone . Boston. !. Wednesday, Sept. L.
AFRICA, Harrison, g Boston. Wedne sday sept. 20
Berths not secured until paid for.
An experienced surgeon on board.
The owners Of these ships will not be accountable for
gold silver bullion, specie, jeweiry precious stones
metals unless bills of adng signed therefor and the
value thereof therein expressed.
For freight or passage apply 10
i. CtNARD, Bowling Green.
There win be steamships of this line from New York
until further notice.
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LNoR CAITORN1A--PAssAGE s50--FrRTHFR RE-
ductop 81 fare~.--New York and California steam
ship line Via Mica ragua Accessory Transit Company %
Mica rsgua proprieorsThrougb In advance Of the mail
700 mii~- shorter than any other route avoiding the
deadly Panama fever and two miles ~ dangerous boating
in Panama Bay Rates 81 fare through to Fan Francisco
including the Is,hmn. crossing-fifst cabin *iT5,
eond cabin, s125 stecrsscNfto. The splendid double
engine steamship NORTHERN light ~, 800 tons bur.
den, Captain Tinklepaugh viii leave pier No. North
river, al O'Clock NJ precisely for Ppta Arena,
Monday. kuy 20 1855, connecting ~ithAthe steamship
corte~ coo tons burden, the Nicaragua Transit
ronte having but twelve miles ~ land transportation by
6r-t class carriage For information or passage At the
reduced rates, apply only 70 CHAiuiS MORGAN, AGENT
No Bowling Green. letter bags made up al the once
STAMPED letters taken for 81 cent? each.
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A S1RoI0Sy AND pHT.fSofOGY.-TFfF cs1EBRA
n ted Mrs.. Tlsury, from pafis who~s fel4'ioa has
been enn-tnnuy consulted ty Napoleon true mfr
nation all cveuts AZ Ne Qae tion- answered ~
the power a magnetism, AZ 90 Hr0gBe stlec'.
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T>OR SALEM BROOKLYN, A GROCERY STORE AND
lot, .bxl276, Casson avenue, fourth house from
fulton avenue, half the block from city cars; also two
small houses and lots in the Of above, 0rmond
street good location; terms easy Inquire VI JOHN
PAWN. on the premises.
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T1NOR SAIE.-AN OLD ESTABLISHED DRUG STORE,
liz ia 6ne location Of the principal avenue,
"f p;sa a. s0Iu %lss Tr,a, "a,s
PEN Office.
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M E1R0POiITAN THEATRE
ported by company Of Paisian artists viii make her
debut on the la OF September.
ANCIENT rnAd hbREfaeuRs' and ruyEucrs,
by CoRsnrIS; PHHDRE, BAJizfT and ANDRoMAQCEs
MSDERN TRAGEDIES-MARIE STUART, by Lnars;
JEANNE DARC, by scrxu; LUCkECE by PoSAKp;
viRGiNiE, by iATorn q. Yn.Rs
pRAMAS-ADRIENDE LECOtvRETR by St1um and
LrGou,s ANGELO, by yIcroH Hrco; NILE DE BELLA:
ISL, By AIuAspRn pvn1, LADY TARTUFFE, and
la JoIE FAT fEuR, by MspAss pE GInAnpis 800,
REux, by MARvArI; IN CAPRICE ty ArSnrD Ds
husm iEs nRors DE EHoMME, by JcLs DE PMS
hARsY; lie MARI BE Ia yEUvf, &C., &c.
All the pieces TO be performed by RAcIm have been
expressly translated into English and the original and
so"n Of hs american public fhsy viii be rea%S for
rac in few days. and will be found at the Metropolitan
Theatre box Office and at the agency Of the Rachel Dire
matte Company 20 Wall street.
M ETRoPoiTrAN THEATRE WILL BE OPENED FOR
ltl ten nights only commencing
WEDNESDAY, Ntxr, August g.
when and grand spanish ballet entitled LA GrrASA
soto and 2lcs. vieorine Franee, Natalie T9l,nsn, II.
Henri and Messrs. tnrrese, Leopold Tlnan Yates and
complete Corps de Bale, win perform,
Two choice French vaudev ilies, IN CAPRICE aud LIZ
SUITES DUN fNtMifR lit, will be given the
evening, by the French Corps Drsmatiquc under Mons.
Gurnvc.
The whole win under tho direction Of Mons H. Fio,
stage manager Of the French theatre, New Orleans.
METROPOLITAN THEATRE BROADWAY, OPPOSITE
lNl Bond street will be opened for the performances 81
French Vaudeyhss and BeleiS under the direction o.
Mons For Stage Manager ~ the New Orleans Theatre
On WEDNn,Dsy NKxr AuGusr 4.
FRENCH AND BALLET TROUPE,
FRENCH yAUDEyHIiS.
VIII produce, for the fret time Ia New York, the
splendid SPANISH BALLET,
with Tableaux, advertisements and Dances, by
signorta sOIO,
Nile. ypT0 rRANCK,
Nile. NATALIE IfLMAS,
Nile HENRY
Monsiaurs cARRFSf,
LEOPOLD IIlyAN,
IAttF, and
JOHN.
A CONFLICT. coRa DR n,fiJT
Ii CAPRICE, comedy in on. act
LIS SUITES DUN PREMIER LII, Vaudeville,
by the Vaudeville Company from tho New Orleans Thea
tire.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-07

A UsTRAIJA--PIoSFER iISE-cARRYfSG THE Z.
IA 8. Msl--The and besutiful clipper ship
BLACK SPA r. Cote master at her berth, per "
r. will po~itively sail before Let s~peraber. Tue
accornmva ons for limited number ~ passengers are
On the most approved principle. Tor light vensuon snd
ne since its hr establishment four years l. perhaps
onpr~~e;ente-no serious secd.nf having oecnfed AMI
no claim having been made On the insnranoe ofces
While among the thousands ~ passengers sbsoic.ly NJ
sici nsss has been known The advantage az employing
rrt elsss ships and experienced commanders u denon
atsf by the following remarkable pssssge equs
led from This oountrys-Ships Ocean sseef 81 days.
Flying scud, 10 days, WiDdward, 81 day; Nightingale
"a dsys Gertrude 20 days Ths Black s~s vii h
ceece by the clipper bark Ninrod her third voyag.
70 sail before Let ~ October The fast sailing ship
Vandaha for sydney With Immediate Dispatch nos bad
Ing at pier IL, y r. For freight passage apply On
board or 10 " W CAMERON, Bowling Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-07

LNOR SAvANNAH-FARE REDUCED-THE UNITED
IL States mail steamship KEYSTONE STATE Captain
nesdsy, August g. at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. Fare, $40 steer
age -. The KEYSTONE STATE win leave again above
on Wednesday, August 22 Agents in New York, SCRAN
TON TAIIMAN, 10 Old slip, where ststerooms msy be