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TO TEACHERS.

TNyHE TRUSTEES OF THE "FAYLTTEVILLE FE-
a male High SCHOOL, having nearly completed their
building desire to obtain the services OF gentleman as
Principal.
To gentleman his wife, qualified to take the entire
superpepdence of the School, liberal salary will be given
The building will accommodate fifty to sevenEe board
comfortably.
The first session will commence in October.
For further information apply to
s. J. HINSDALE,
]. D. WILLIAMS,
JOHN Fl. COOK,
d. S. WILLIAMS,
E. j. LILLY,
Executive Committee
Fayetteville, July {, 1855. 1o6S-w4w
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SUPREME COURT.

The following opinions have been delivered by
the Court since our last
BY NASH, G. jim State Newsom, Forsythe
affirming the Judgment; also in Weatherly Miller
from Guilford, reversing the Judgment and ordering
a centre de moro.
By PEARSON, jim doe ex dem, Newland Os-
borne from Alamance, awarding renire de moro !;
also in doe dem, Carroway Chauncey, from
Beaufort, awarding centre de ooo also in State to
of Walker Wright, from New Hanover, affirm
irg the judgment.
By BATTLE, J.-In Shaefer V. Gooding, from Jones,
reversing the Judgment and directing centre dc
moro; also in Parsley Hutchins, from New Han
over, affirming the Judgment; also in Watkins v
Pemberton, from Arson, affirming the judgment Of
the Superior Court.
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EMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE,
WASHINGTON CO, VA.
rElHE FALL SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
d will commence on the 18th day of August next.

We invite the especial attention of parents and guar
dams the advantages here offered DESTROYS
of a finished collegiate or business education.
The location of the College, in quiet valley, ten miles
from the freedom consequently from temptations
to vice. the thorough of study the expert
and ability of the Faculty; the wholesome discipline;
the facilities for Lectures afforded by ample Apparatus,
Libraries and Cabinet; and wha the cheapness of terms
and heahuness of position cannot fail to secure to this
College, heretofore, a liberal patronage.
For further information address
E. Z. WILEY, Presitent.
Emory P. o., Va.
July 5th 1855 G6-wSt.
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JONES SPRNGs-We invite attention to the aover-
tisement of these we'll established waters paper
to-day The entertainment afforded to guests at
Jones' not surpassed by that ofany retreat
in the Union, whilst the medicinal qualities of the
waters have been successfully tested by crowds of
visitors for the last fifteen years 1t possesses the
most comfortable accommodations of any establish
ment of the kind that it has ever been fortune
to visit, as thousand of others can testify.
Warrenton Neaos.
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The Raleigh Star denies with much emphasis that
Mr. Badger has denounced the Know-Nothings
or their principles. We really don't know what Mr.
Badger may have done may yet do, but we are
CERTAIN that the leading Know Nothings, like Ken
meth Rayner. have denounced him and his course
in advocating and voting for the Nebraska bill.
VII Journal
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FROM WASHINGTON TO PORTSMOUTH
AND BEAUFORT, N. C.

TENHE STEAMER AUTORlA, CAPT. JOSEF
Plus WALLACE, will commence her regular trips
between Washington and Beaufort Saturday July 14th
Leave Washington for Beaufort every Saturday morning
o'clock A NJ and leave Beaufort every Monday morn
ing at o'clock, A. NJ
The Steamer will touch at Portsmouth going and return
ing Fare Portsmouth 81 Beaufort 81; from Ports
mouth to Beaufort 50. Meals extra.
Passengers from the Western part of the State will find
this the pleasant Beaufort they take
Cars from Goldsboro' Weldon to Wilson, where they will
take first line of Stages, good Plank Road to
Greenvile, distance of thirtyseven miles, and from
Grecnvlle to Washington they will take the fine Steamer
Gov. Morehead twenty-five miles to Washington
BENZ. F. HANKS.
Washington, July 5th, 1855. 65-H
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FAYETTEVILLE MARKET.

Business of all kinds dull But little produce of any kind
in the market.
mard good COTTON has declined and dull We quote
% to 81 for best grades. FLOUR-small supply butno
change in prices.
SITS TURPENTINE 81 cts per gallon. Raw do 81 %
cts per Dbl for hard-yellow Dip 81 80 to 81. Car.
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AN UNUSUAL SPEcTACLE.-Ex- Presidents Van Bu-
rem and Fillmore in the galleries of the House
of Commons, in England, on the night of the 9Th
inst. listening to the debate. On the night of the
7th, Mr. Bright alluded to the fact and pronounced
a high eulogium on the United States of America.
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DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING

A Mass Meeting of the Democrats and anti Know
Nothings will be held in Raleigh, on TUESDAY the
31st day of July, 1855. Ample preparations will
be made in the way of barbecue and refreshments !;
and distinguished and able speakers will be present
and address the people.
Democrats anti-Know Nothings, and the people
generally are invited to attend.
NJ. A BLEDSOE,
Prest. Wake Dem. Club.
A. d. TUMBRo, Secreta1ru
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"a There will be a Democratic meeting at
Stallings Depot, in Johnston County, on Thursday,
the 10Th instant Speeches will be delivered by L.
B. Sanders, 3. II. Tomlinson, Esqs., and others.
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Commencement at the Oak Ridge N. c., Acade-
nv took place last week. An address was delivered
by Hon. John Kerr. Among the addresses deliv-
cred by the students was one on the I" Field o.
Thought" by J. G. La Peace, of Chesterfield, Va.
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CLARENDON IRON WORKS.
WILMINGTON, N. C.


TE0HE CLARENDON IRON WORKS ARE
now prepared to receive orders for Beam Vertical
and adapted to all Circular Vertical and
Portable Say 4 Mills COMPLETE Pumps Mining Machinery,
wafer Wheels Equppng Steamers Car Wheels and AxIes
Mil nI Rea
ThIashers; Shnge Machines Shaftng Pullies, Hangers
Gears and all other Mill Work
Iron and Brass Castings of all descriptions, including
The Company respectfully attention to their
STYLES and patterns of Railing which may be at their
Office
Tubular, FIue and Cylindrical Boilers, Water Tanks,
Chimneys and all other kinds of Boiler Work.
REPAIRS.
separate department and force will be kept for REPAIRS
where work will be done thoroughly and with despatch
Having large facilities the above work will be done
prompt and satisfactory manner
designs for mills their furniture and for machinery
generally, willingly answered. All orders communica-
''',-0 - ~ ' aS~ HENRY n. DRANE, Agent:
Jones, Sulphur and ChaIybeate Springs,
WARREN COUNTY, N C.
THVHESE SPRINGS ARE SITUATED IN A HEALTH
Z full and pleasant section of country miles from War
places hacks may always found ready convey visitors
to the Springs. The climate is salubrous, the medical
qualities of the waters undoubted tested by expert
ence years, and the accommodations, all
pecs good. The establishment open for the recep
ton OF guests.
For Board per month month sas 90 90
day, so
For Children and Servants, HALF PRICE
remaining the whole season, say three months
will be charged at the rate of $50 month"; 500 for the
daily mail will be brought to the Springs throughout
july = 1885, 1os2-w4w.
ENTITY DOLLARS REWARD.-RANAWAY
II from the subscriber the 14th of May last negro
TY RREl. He about 10 years DID, weighs
pounds has rather down look when spoken and
is dark mulatto. He raised in Chatham county,
Deep River, the Gulf and purchased at the sale
of Robert Palmer deceased, by Jollee Hanks Co., and
from them by
Also, the 9th of June, negro BURKE % years
DID, stout built and weighs about $50 pounds bright
atto with frcked face and hair inclined to be rcd
will give twenty-five dollars for the apprehension and
confinement of either of them, fifty dollars for both
N' 'N-' L. H. SANDERS.
SmithfieId July 9Th 1855. 63-tf
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
IEyHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING IN
u the of HAYWOOD SCOTT IS thus day dis
soIv we'd by mutual consent.
indebted to the concern earnestly requested
to make immediate payment
CHARLES e. SCOTT.
Raleigh, July End, 1855. Go
mr. T.. BURKE HAYWOOD, WILL CON
E - TINUE the Drug Business at the Store heretofore
occupied by HAYWOOD SCOTT, and will keep large
and general assortment OF ,
Shifts: Paints Oils and Varnishes Window Glass and
Putty; Perumery and Soap; Teeth and Hair Brushes;
Scgars Tobacco, &C.. &c.
ers being determined to sell low any house in the
City.
Raleigh, July End, 1855. 81
A. NJ. LEWIS,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
NEAV RE FOITND WHEN NOT ABSENT ON PRO-
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Hon. S. A. Douglas and Postmaster Cook, of Chi
cago have presented that city with ten land
valued at s 600 per acre.
Col. John Ii. Wheeler, U. S. Minister to Nicara-
gua is expected to arrive in the United States about
the 10th proxino, bearing treaty with that
power which is thought here he has by this time
negotiated. N. Y. Herald.
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MARRIED.,

Near Coleran, BERTHE county, Wednesday 9th June
1867 by the James DclE Mr.. John Wilson Miss
Bette L. White, daughter of Josiah White, Esq.
- Star please copy.
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THE ARAToR.-The July number of this valuable
Agricultural periodical has been received. Address
T. J. Lemay, Esq, Raleigh-price 81 per annum.
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SIXTH DISTRICT.

We are requested to state that Messrs. Scales and
Puryear, candidates for Congress in the Sixth Dis
trict, will address the people at the following times
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AN EVENING PERFORMANCE ON SATURDAY,
Commencing at o'clock
This establishment has been thoroughly re-tted at an
immense the Propreto their travel
ing tour. They have procured and extensive add
ton of ANIMALS young freshly Gagged and possessing all
the characteristics and habits of their native
Equestrian Director, Mr.. w. b. CARROLL, 80
Master of the Ring, Dr. WOOLSTON, 80
Clowns, II. HOUG&H and ]. W. WARD.
Amongst the most conspicuous features this Superb Ex
hibtion are the following A new and mgnihcenty dres
/" TIE ORUSA DERSn
Led by Mr. w. B. Carroll and Mad Carroll The ceIebra
ted Equestrian
- La Petite Maria, only years old,
W appear IN her Grand Principal Act entitled NYMpH OF
THE FLOATING VEIL"
NH j. W: WARD will appear on the Flying Cords, &C.
kIOWledged TO be the best in the world.
Grand Prlnclpal Act by Madame CARROLL, in which
TINS artlste has reputation none
LA PETITE MARIA will also enter the den with full
grown Hunting Leopard verifying the Prophecy that the
lion and the lamb shall lie down together little child
shall lead them ~
MIR. w. B. CARROLL in his great Two and Four Horse
Act carrying Mile Carroll in thrilling scenes
With DIR. WOOLSTON, Master of Ring and HOUGH
and WARD as Clowns, the audience will be entertained
with plenty of rich sayings without vulgarity
The performances will be accompanied by the American
Brass Band led by HENRY late of the Orchestra
at the Academy of Music New York
Admission to the entire double exhibition so cents
Children and Servants half price.
performance to commence at O'Clock, P. NJ Door
half an hour previously. L. SMITH, Agent.
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Ia SURANCE COMPANY, Office, Raleigh N c. This
of years for life the MUTUAL PRINCIPLE the assured
for life participating in the profits of the Company For
policies granted for the whole term of life when the
MUM therefor amounts to be given for
half the amount of the premium bearing interest at
cent without guaranty.
The prompt in which all losses have been paid
by this Company together with the low rates of premium,
SLAVES insured for term of from to five years.
for twO-thrdS their value
all losses paid within days after satisfactory proc
is presented.
DIRECTORS.
CHARLES E. JOHNSON WIN. W. HOLDEN,
WIN. d. HAYWOOD, WIN. D. COOKE,
JAMES L. JORDAN, r. H. BATTLE,
QUISTEN BUsBEE, NM. H. JONES,
II. w. Hustled, p. F. PEscUD,
WIN. III. MCKEE, SEAToN GALES.
CHARLES i. Roof.
OFFICERS.
DR. CHARLES Z. JOHNSON, President,
WILLIAM d. HAYWOOD EIce President.
JOHN G. WILLIAMS Secretary
WILLIAM II. JONES, Treasurer,
III. w. Hustled, Attorney,
CHARLES E. JOHNSON, NJ. d. ] MeGjcaE
WILLIAM H. Mckee, NJ D. Board Of
RIcHD. b. HAYWOOD, NJ. d. Consultation.
r. H. BATTLE,
w. w. HOLDEN, EcecutiCe Com
~ CHARLES B. RooT, naittee.
J. HERSMAN, General Ageut
For further information, the public referred TO the
at the Office of the Company, any gifts Agencies.
Communications should be addressed, (post paid)
July TO- 1855. 66-
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"a We call attention to the professional Card of
A. NJ. Lewis, Esq, in this paper. Mr.. Lewis is now
permanently located here.
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~ We have received recently several notices of
Marriages and Deaths, not accompanied by the
names of the writers. We repeat what we have so
frequently stated, that such notices will not be pub
lshed when sent without the of the writer.
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T HI E M A r X e T s .
CAREFULLY CORRECTED WEEKLY BY
" NJ II 4 D n NJ u d q Z q q

CAREFULLY CORRECTED WEEKLY
N NJ. MARTIN, BRO, & co,
PETERSBURG MARKET
PETERSBURG, July 9th, 1855.
TOBACCOSince ourlas report the receipts of tobacco
have been pretty full for The market continues
dull with farther declneon kinds of tobacco the
decline is fully per 100 bs as compared with prices
three weeks back. We quote common to medium Tugs s.
nniddling S. to and fair very good $50 to s12
s Of a 9oe Last T hsgs to the
8 per bushe It was red May and was made by Mr. Robt
impress upon planters the great necessity Of having their
wheat Welt prepared for market before sending down The
miles object seriously to damp paIces especially in the
CoEN m light and prices are some lower-wo
C0TTOh-Alarket unsettled, and prices have down.
ward tendency with very limited TRANSACTIONS Sales to-day
BACON.-Market very active with the prospect that
prices will be higher We quote Baltimore sides II to
Ff6URut little in market, and purchasers are dis
posed to hold off until the comes into market We
9 oe ses m re1a way OF superne 81 S2s' ana
HEkEISGSS S: G. No. cut IS, family roe s. s5H
EAEFE inc inc s. ls g 81 70; G. 81 4Oa 81 AS
SPIRITS TGEPESTiSE. sales at 45c.
FFEERkNssa s 81 50 50 5Gsh P lots in store
GUANoEfhis article las advanced Holders demand
ton to ss No. a6 n
much wanted. We quote it nomnaly at $50 @ S55
70 NORFOLK MARKET
BY A. NJ. M'PHEETERS & CO.,
Wholesale Grocers forC0'd"g G Comai&siom Nerehdnts
NORFOLK, July 9TH, 1850:
FLOUR.-The unfavorabc accounts Europe and the
Of the crop has given downward tendency
to Flour tho the prices here much higher than in the
Norern markets We quote s. F. s1l( s1l7G; Extra
coTToN have no sales to note since our last
willing to acccde to the decline asked by buyers.
NAVAL sToREs-C0ntinue dull some small sales are re
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APPOINTMENTS.

Messrs. Branch and Shepard, the candidates for
Congress in this District will address the people at
the following times and places:
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~ We learn that the next session at the Uni
versty. Chapel Hill, will on Thursday
the 10Th instant.
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The ADMINISTRATION 1" Done FoR.'-The rcsigna-
ton of Mr.. W. N. Allen, of the lucratioe Office of
Postmaster at Weldon, has created much sensation
in the old Atlantic States; and very much fear
for the consequences when the intelligence shall
have reached California and the Sandwiches. The
Administration is done for" and no mistake We
concur three times over, with friend of the Will
mington Journal that the Cabinet had just
well burst up in not-the thing is up-W.
N Allen don't approve of the Administration" ~
And further, with the journal, follows: 1t is
put down that, swell he would, the bull-frog
couldn't make himself anything but bull-frog, and
so he burst up out of spite. We have not heard
that the genuine bull particularly affected
one way or another. We don't Think after all, that
the Administration will feel as bad as you might
think for.''
- DR.. Thomas H. Avertt, formerly member
of Congress, burned to DEATH at his residence,
Halifax, Va, on the 3Oth June. He in his Ii
brary, and had been reading and writing and it is
supposed that, having fallen asleep on his couch,
the fire from his pipe ignited his clothing and when
the alarm given he was found to be so badly
burned that he survived but half an hour He was
a of talents, and of many excellent qualities.
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A. NJ. LEWIS.

A. n. LEWIS,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
NHAY BE FOUND, WHEN NOT ABSENT ON PRO
I'VE FESSIONAL BUSINESS at his Office his resi-
dence north of the Capitol, ON Halifax Street.
Raleigh, July II, 1855. b5-h
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nISSoIIITION OF PARTNERsHIP.


TEyHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING IN
the name of HAYWOOD & SCOTT is this day dis
solved by mutual consent
All those indebted to the earnestly requested
W -D'A E. BURKE HAYWOOD
CHARLES q. SCOTT.
RALEIGH JuIv and 1875 &C.
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AN EVENING PERFORMANCE ON SATURDAY,
Commencing at o'clock
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-05-24
Animated Clocks.

In China the inhabitants of the provinces
turn their cats 10 most useful purpose If
we may believe the following story, which is
related by Nj. Hue. in his travels in China:
One day when we wentto pay a visit TO some
families OF Chinese Christian peasants, we
met a farm young lad. who was
taking buffalo TO Craze, along our path
We asked him, carelessly. we passed,
whether it was yet noon. The child raised
his head 10 look the sun. but it was hidden
behind thick clouds, and he could read no an
swer there The sky is so cloudy" said he.
but wait moment" and with these words
be towards the farm, and came back few
minutes afterwards with cat In his arms
Look here said he. '.it is not noon vet"
and he showed us the cats ewes, hy pushing
up the lids with his hands. We looked at the
child with surprise, but he was evidently IN
earnest; and the cat. though astonIshed and
not much pleased with the experiment made
upon her eyes behaved with the mo. t exem-
plary complaisance. Very WE'LL said we
thank you;f and he then let go the cat who
made her escape pretty well. and we contnu-
ed our route. To say the truth we had not at
all understood the proceeding, but we did not
wish to question the little pagan, lest he should
find out that We're Europeans by BIRTH
As soon as ever We reached the farm. howev
ct, We uihtlt ldSlt ~ Ash our NHTlStidnS WHCtu-
er they could tell the hour by looking into a
eats eyes. They seemed surprised at the
question: but as there was no danger in con-
Tossing to them ignorance of the proper
ties Of the eats eyes, related what had Just
taken place. Ths., was all that was necessary
our complaisant neophytes immediately gave
chase to all the eats in the nei8hborhood. -
They brought us three or four, and explained
in what manner they might be made use Of
for watches. They pointed out that the pupils
OF their Eyes went on growing narrower until
| z O'Clock, when they became fine line, as
thin as hair, drawn perpendcularly across
the eve; and that after Twelve the dllation re-
commenced When we had attentively ex-
amined the eyes of all the cats at our disposal,
concluded thai il was past noon, as all the
eyes perfectly agreed upon the point. We
have had some hesitation in speaking Of this
Chinese discovery, as it may. doubtless, tend
to in lure the clock making trade, and interfere
with the sale OF watches; but all considerations
must give way to the spirit of progress. All
lmpoi discoveries tend, in the first in
stance, TO inlure private Interests, and, we
hope, nevertheless, that watches will continue
to be made because among the number of per-
sons who may wish to know the hour there
will. most likely, be some who will not give
themselves the trouble to run after the cat, or
who may fear some danger to their own eyes
from too close examination of hers
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Ereemasons in Turkey.

Although Freemasonry has for more than
thirty years been generally supposed to exist
among the Mahommedans, and traces of IL
Were found III 1929. yet they We're too slight
to prove the fact. and 1t is only within the
last few years that 1t sufficiently demon
straIed by German freemason CHANGING to
pass through Belgrade. where he discovered
masonic lodge, to which he was invited and
where he received hosptable reception. 1t
appears now to be proved beyond all doubt
that the Turkish brothers who exercise their
masonic duties under the name of dervishes.
are to all intents and purposes the same as our
order of freemasons, with but very little diff
ference in their customs and ceremonies, and
making use of exactly the same signs words
and grips, o recognise each other. The Turk
sh treemaSons appear to be in more elevs-
ted state Of civilization than is usual amongst
the Oiientals generally; and their views OF re-
ligion are far higher than those imposed by
Islamism. They reject polygamy, contentng
themselves with one single wife. and at the
masonic banquets the women appear unveiled
"a striking proof Of the mutual confidence
the masonic c brothers place IN each other
The Belgrade Lodge, called AHkotsch, is
composed Of about 10 members. The Master
of the lodge, whose name is DIAM Ismael
Zsholak Mohammed Saede. is at the time
key. and is directly connected with all those
of the whole of the Ottoman Empire, Arabia
ana fersla, III Which iatt.. a. e.
amount to more than $1,000 members In
Constantilople there are less than nine
lodges, the most numerous and important of
which IS that Of dancing dervishes, called
Sirkedshi Teckar The Turkish freemasons
wear as q symbol of the brotherhood, besides
a small brown shawl embroidered with mys-
teal figures. fiat, polished, twelve cornered
piece Of white marble. with reddish brown
spots. about two inches In diameter, suspend
ed by white siiken cord round the neck
These spots represented the drops OF blood,
and are symbolic Of the death Of Ali, the
founder OF the order in Turkey who was bar
barously put 70 death by the then Sultan. for
refusing to reveal the secrets. The above
mentioned DIAM Isuael. Grand Master of the
Lodge of Belgrade, venerable Turk Of the
old school, Is honorary member of the lodge
Of Baldwin under the Lime tree" at LEIPZIG.
several members OF which lodge have recels-
ed diplomas from the Alikach at Belgrade.