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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28
HARTFORD. Wednesday. Ju

HARTFORD, Wednesday, June 21-12 NJ.
The Senate has Just confirmed the Houses election
of Messrs. Waldo, Seymour, Park and Butler Supe
nor Court Judges utter the most stormy and excited
debate of the session. The vote was - 10 {.
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NORFOLK MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

NORFOLK, TUESDAY, june 20, 100.
Full returns of our Municipal Election show the
cess of the entire American ticket except the Mayor
and Gauger of Liquors. They have large majority
in the Board of Councilmen.
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suNGER's sEwrNG MAcUINEs-It is a fact

SINGERS SEWING MAcHNEs.-It is fact
known houssr that Of the great CLOTHING HousEs
York making extensive ssles Of SUMMER coats sne
49, fSe N style o. pstiset e1ee-nes nsva
button hollis By slHCsR'sS M.cHrsEs not strange
thst the finn referred should have ush OF onness an
obtain better than Of their compeutor ny na.e
,.sen the night means By employing eheinn'eJ shStT'
MACHINES
These Machines been greatly improved 30 s TO ran
With very little exertion Of the operator Az
other Machines liable 70 s1ts for infringement OF 'sha
pafents. SINGERS only can BE- bought with safety.
I'M SMCEs Co. No. 3B Broadway
HoILowAy's PmLs-THE LIVER, THE SrOM-
AcH THE FfDKyYsThese valuable Pills Actipg directly upon
srgaps cleanse them from Ell impurities spa thus eve
81 MacenIane NswYork and No ~ strand London ana oy
all Druegs's, 1T Is esIts, GA cents and I'll per box
BACHELORS HAIR DYE, WIGS AND ToCPEEs.-
world the admiration Of cornosseur. the envy
Of nator Sold and applied AZ No. z55 brosdwsy NINE private
room The largest stock Of Wigs and Toupees 10 also
BAcTHtLoK's Modsvia Cream for preserving the bar.
VANDERHOOFs SPERM, WHALE AND LARD OIL,
from which the guinous matter has been distracted by
lyscoyered chemical process pu-e and seeer wiz burn
longer brighter and respect whether for burn
ng or ubcstns better and per cheaper than OILS
market. Store Nos % ana 70 frankfort-st-
The cutie fish cupningy blsckens the foam
hen enemy darts az the queer little gnome
But ~ quick CRIsTADoxo will d4rken the hair
With his dye Of all dyes most efficient aud rare
CRIsTADORO's EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE, manufac-
tured and applied at No. Astor House.
REMoyED-B NJAmIN's GOLD MEDAL,
BRASS SPRING TRUssEs.
To No. Barclsyst., opposite the Astor House;
This Truss rusts weak rom USE Ok Gays
trisl given and money returned If not satisfactory
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28
FURTHER SUCCESSES AT TAGANRoG, MA
RIOUPOL AND GHEISK.

The British Admiralty make public the following:
Captain Lyons of the Miranda, and Captain So
npes Freneh repor that the naval operations against
Taganrog Marioupol and Gheisk which took place on
the 3D. 5h aud 9th June, have perfectly succeeded.
TIE public buildings an9 numerous Government mag
aznes of provisions have been burned, and thus an
immcnse loss of supplies has been inflicted on the en-
emy The operations were conducted with great vigor
and rapidity; the Allies having only one man wounded
although opposed by $500 soldiers at Tagsnrog.'
Details could not be received in England before the
18th or 10th of June.
An extensive boat expedition is being fitted out Of
Portsmouth for service in the shallow waters OF the
Sea of Azof The Russians are about TO build rail-
road through the Ishmus of Perekop.
Miss Nightingale is on her way to England on board
the Cunard steamer Jurd. She is couvalescent from
her atteck of fever but is recommended to recruit her
strength at home for a
Admiral Boxer Is dead. lie is succeeded by AdVi
Fremantle.
The viceroy of Egypt is enrolling force of 5000
blacks in the Soudan.
Correspondence gives account ofthe miserable state
of Fupatoia War and a-ied occupation have
despoed the inhabitants ofeycryihing they possessed.
For sometime past the citizens have been subsistng
on a scuDty allowance Of flour, given them By the
British Forty or fifty deaths from exhaustion and
low fever take place daily, and around the town
ground has been broken for cemeteries. The houses
ale mostly in ruins and the air putrid.
Seventeen hundred Turks have been sent TO Gen.
Vivian as the fst IL stalment of the Turkish centm-
gent with English officers.
An Imperial manifesto dated St. Petersburg, Juns
p ordains that in Of the death of the present
Emperor Alexander, the Grand Duke Constantine
shall be Regent during the minority Of the Crown
Prince-the Regency to continue during the minority
of the second son should the eldest die. The Empress
is to be guardian.
Letters from Trebisonde of May 20, medtion that
the Russian General Bassieff with numerous snite,
had arrived at Tabriz to notify TO the Shah Of Persia
the accession Of Alexander H. and to persuade the
Shah to keep steady TO his neutral policy.
THE BALTIC-THE FLEET OFF CRONSTADT.
On the 9Th of June the English fleet, consisting Of
sixteen lineofbattle ships including three French
was anchored close to Cronsadt, and forming Inns
the bay from shore to shore. Admiral Dundas
had gone in very close with the suryeying-steamer
Merlin, and afterward with boat, but was not mo-
estod by the Russians. All the ships in Cronstadt
dressed in their colos from which il was inferred
that the citizens celebrating either fete day
tie visit of some distinguished person.
Admiral Bayness English squadron, numbering Is
SAIL anchored in the Great Belt on the 18th inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28
CONNECTICUT LEGISLATURE.

Hartford, Wednesday, June q, 1855.
The Senate this morning elected Chas. j. McCuriy,
Ihos b. Butler, John ID. Park and Henry Dutton
judges of the Superior Court agreeing with the House
oil Butler and Pork.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
HEADS OFF-THE MARTYRS.
\ pf.,.,eh IN TIE n Y Tribuue.


WASHINGTON, Wednesday June o. 1855.
An alarming but not altogether unexpected official
mortality broke out here to-day, the principal victim
being Mr.. Wilson, Commissioner Of the Land Office.
He has just passed down Pennsylvabis-av. with his
head under his arm, the decoptation having been
done by the Presidents own hand. Mr.. Whiting, the
Chief Clerk in the Department Of the InterioE, viii
have supervision of Land-0fce affairs until feet can
he found to fit Wilson's shoes.
The official hours Of Mr.. Clayton, the Second Audi
tor in the Treasury Department are also limited and
the figures are very easily numersted
About thirty Clerks in the various Departments have
their names on the black list for the st Of July Some
are sacrificed because Of their alleged Know-Noth-
ingism. and some are charged with drinking too
much rum.
BY way Of compensation, seven new Clerks were
to-day added to the Pension-0froe force.
The President and his wife left town this afternoon
10 be absent about week. Mrs. Pierce is in very
delicate health
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28
CHOLERA IN NEW-ORLEANs.

NEw-ORL EASs, Monday, June 25, 1855.
Cholera has rapidly declined in this city, and during
last week there only A. deaths from that disease
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28

Nothing is to be done with the personnel of the
Navy regarding promotions &C. until after the report
Of the Navy Retiring Board shall have been made.
The impression to day is that Mr. Clayton, the Sec
ond Auditor of the Treasury, will not be removed
NJ Wilson, Commissioner of Land-Ofice received
his dismissal this afternoon direct from the President
Mr.. Wilson left the Office Immediately 1t is thought
Mr.. Shannon will succeed Mr.. Wilson.
The President has appointed George c. Whiing
Chief Clerk of the Interior Department, Acting Com
missioner, interim. Mr.. Wilson's removal was solely
for political reasons.
The President, with Mrs. Pierce left this afternoon
for Baltimore. They will proceed thence, pr-
vaiely to the Jersey shore country for the benefit
of Mrs p g health which has been feeble of late.
Lieut.. Maury received intelligence by the last
steamer that Nj. lie Nerrer the distinguished French
astronomer had announced the discovery at Paris
the iih inst. of Comet. ls place on the 5th Of
June was as follows:
Right ascension. ........... N. l0m Hs
North deciusfiOn.. 10 AZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28

We are indebted to the Hon. Hamilton Fish. United
States Senator for several yalusble public documents
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.RRrNa.s PArENr CnANPIoN FmE-PRooF

HERRING'S PATENT CHAMPION tIkE-fRUUF
with HALLs PATENT POWDER Poor Locks the same
that were separate medals the Worlds air London
iBi and the Worlds Fair, Hewlork, In 1883 aud 1854
and the Lock, and the only Powder Proof Lock that
received medal at the London Worlds Fair though others
were on exhihition and advertised Worlds Fair
Lc 1he subscribers and their the only
authorized make aud se Ms PATENT CHAMPION SAFE, with
Waits PATENT PowpFR-PSoos LOCKS
:. G. HERsINe & Co.,
Green Biloxi Nos 49, Isl and IS9 Waiers. New Y0rk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28

Coon CHANCE.
oil CARPETS AT CosT PRIOR TO REMOVAL.
of store on the 10 OF
LAZY " e are closing etock OF
CARPETNes, or Chorus SC, at cost
DOUGHTY Il BRo.,
No 81 broadway
rhree doors aboye the Astor Hou.c
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BOSTON PIANos.-HoRAcE WATERS, No S3S

broadway has the agency Of T. GItsEST Co.'S PIASos,
lin sod without she Ohan JACOB CmcKERING HALLErr
CumsToss ard ooDWARD& BROWNS PIANOS, ell Of which
have the iron frame will stand any climate They are the
hesf Boston and will be sold al factory prices wholesale
and retail with liheIa, discount for cash
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FRATHrRs, BEDDING, &c.-Constantly on hand
somprisius In part large assortment Of HAIR MATraEssv
FrAranR BEps PAILLAssEs, Cors, BEDSTEADs, bLAktrS
and Confo sTsKs at No. $50 Chshams corner berry
Whole..le ana retail MARTIN WILLARD, Agen'.
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WIIIIAMsoN PHoroeRAPHc INsTITI


WILLIAMsoN PHOro6RAPHc INSTITUTE,
Observation-Disclosures CAMEO DAcusRsEorfPtS tof,st
psN ana cOofed ke miniatures port N
Of this esahshDent apsu for pupils who are hooagny
taught and furpishea with appsrs US No zs futou
STATE AND NATIONAL LAW SCHo0L~-Pough-
keepsle New York A system. REoirATioS PSAorIeE
sPEAxISe &c send for Catalogue to J. w. FOWLER
Dr. S. s. FrTCB, author of " Six Lectures on
CONSUMPTION &C. Oce No. ia Brosiway, open daily (Sun-
aay O'Clock, treats mPton, Asth
ma Of The Heart and oil Chronic Diseases Of Males
sod femslee Consultation free.
FEVER AND AGUE.--The Proprietor Of DEsH-
LAS FEvER and AsuE feel obliged pud his
remedy lie prefers exhibit the testinonyof disn,er
es,ed parties Reed what patients say
RvRAL DsLE, Ohio April a. 1855.
C. d. DEsHLSR-Sh; Having tired box Fever aud
ASue Pll AID derived great benefit from them nclose -
for whch please forward two boxes BY mail
LENUEL A. CovERDALE-
4 .I. HIccuxSS fERKy, s. c., June Il, 1850
Al ID Sir: Please find ncloscd 81 Cor which
send one two bOses Of your aimitsss Pals
Your. truly J. AbNEY, Postmaster.
roy s.le At wholesale by C. D. DssaLEk, Agent No Sn
erosdway Also by C. H. RSe. c: " CLlckEsEsk Co, s.
pau 4 Co. sTxssIss, hozSAs q ALLEs, aud A. D. d.
SANDS.
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MyIopFoNs-S. ID. & II. w. SMITHS MILO
,.oN. tuned the equal temperament to which was recently
.,S hs erst nemium az the National Fair Washington,
d O. can be found only No SIS Broadway hbers DIS
eoaf maes oI eAsh The sds supplied on The most liberal
serrs HORACE WATERS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28

erfr s CARPETING.
. PETERSON HUMPHREY,
Nos 81 and SO Broadway, corner hhite-st.A-
Have lately received from Europe and the late Aon Sales
theb usual supply Of
RICH AND fAsHIoNABLU CARPETING,
10 which they invite the attention Of those about furnishing
Houses Hotels Steamboats, &C. The goods having been
ieced with great and purchased the present low market
prices enabled offer CARPETS full 10 cent less
other wineng their old stocks higher rates We
selling entire stock at the lowest possible prices fol-
Rich Medallion Carpets, a wide....s TO "a per yard
Rich Velvet entirely In patterns. ..0l 70 III per yard
Rich Brussels superior qualyl..... TO lo per yard
Rich three. ply Extra Heavy to l0l per yard
Rich SuperfDe, Of every make .... 81 70 ~ per yard
Also large invoice Of ALI Wool Carpetns per yard
oILcLoTHs
OF every style and width from TO "a feet wide.
An widths and colors
RUGS, TABLE AND PIANO COVERS, SHADES, ETC.
mATTRESSES,
For Hotels, STEAMBOATS,, &C, made TO order.
UPHOLSTERY,
Ia ali Its brsnohes punctuay and faithfully attended to-
Tho public requested to give call before selecting
elsewhere thereby making saving Of full 10 per cent he
psrchasea PATERSON HuMPHREy,
Nos. ST. and S9 Broadway.
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Business Nctifes.

FOURTH or JUly.-Aa erican Independence Is
hand there %. be nsoy wso va 20,
pses get eiessnt Hat Of de cron ~ - tne
we'd tnowp esai ieh st OF hAffenTf LEAss NO o. Naa'
hem and bat AMI fearl-sts
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SUMMER OPENING.-H6ITERs TO GENTLEMEN

DtaessRs AND IsTsoDUcERs STYLEs.-We THIS DAY Of
fer 20 the notice Of our patrons ever popular
ROCKY MoUNTkIs SiLvERY BEAVER HAT.
Aso, plain dress Castor Hat peculiarly appreciated
and BY the best each successive season OF It's
Introduction By In the Ruling Department, known as
So HaftDg will be displayed the skill and taste OF our
FRENCH FABRIcAkT,
whose niitehe pcoductions received Bsuo togeher
with selections from Mako shop Will rem Ter cur large
and varied assortment complete.
LyARy & Co. Astor House, Broadway.
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The TRUE POLICY IN TRADE.-In this age al

The True POLICY IN IRADE.-in IhIS age aIIu
er NO uods can be set 10 onward OF the
s,, urer end who makes industry and
economy his guides and oOuuseos Ia such good coP4ny,
the popular Halter OF No lib Nasaust has
fo sone been travelling quietly but swiftly and surely
slone the rosd celebiy for his wholesale trade which Is
immense extends through the whole Union. His summer
Hat of The Dsb Rocky Mountain Syery Beaver for the ci
trace be found the highest oams to the adra
ton OF fined sste and those who may favor
him with their orders their and may rely
upon getting besufu snd well fitted Hat and one suited TO
their respective f-aturer Prize fou dollars and admitted TO
snreror al respects The dol aar Of Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28
MgALIo's DRAB BEAVER H.

ARs AL TIE RACE THIS SUMNER.
HIS sv.ngn HArs e al kinds qualify and style cannot Dc
forsIed IN this CITY.
Cell and judge for yourself
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PETERSON & Humphrey

NoA S77 aud SD Broadway,
cARyrTIHGs oIL-cLoTHs, \ rc., c.,
For saie on the most reasonable terms
ron CASH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28

KNOWS NEW EsIABITsHhfNI'- NuVA Has
sss5nd his old stand and has Dashed out In the st extsy
ssst ,.ppcr in biz establishment the Of Broad
NV snd fulton s which only very beautiful 10 LOOK
f Il 4 fitted op really tasty and elegant but Is
m the bcsf busess IN the city With add iona sales
men and increased fsciics in tn msnnfssture Of HATS
Ksox win Be than the Halter Of Mani sand
Hs energy skill and fair dealing have with proper
ecus.ssDest sDd know Of who has fairly at
tanned sneeeaa than this gentleman.
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BLACK SILkS,-BLACk Sims OF 5UptTIUT
make warranted WELL will DO opened this morning
will be sold Bargains Also of rich PLAID
SILKS, % inches wide, at 81 per yard
f. H. LEADBEATER Co.,
- No. 81 broadway, corner Le0nard-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28

ALBERT ii. NICoLAY REGULAR sEMI-wEEKLY
Auction SALE ofSTocEs BONDS will take place THIS DAY
At al O'clock the Merchants Exchange For rher partcu
bis advertisement ia another column Catalogues can
he obtained AZ The Office, No. n BrOsdst.
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TIE "YouSe AMERICA" STYLE OF STRAW HAT.

ENJOYMENT in warm weather may be secured
by wearing our
MERIS0 UsDER-vESTs
nygorse the weak refresh the strong and are neither
burdensofn expensive. - - n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28

THE AGE OF HUMBUG.-It is hard 70 beieve
ANYTHING In this age proes but any Of readers
eyes and the Judgment Of the best critics Of
the ase they will at once be convinced that CAsTRELIs
GAR arc the beautiful things Of the kind that
were behed Ladies the country should give CASTSELL
call az No No Bowery and order suOpy Immediately
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-05-11
Plank Road NreetInr.

In pursuance to previous notice the citizens of the
vicinity of Little River and Waccamaw met at Little
River on Monday, the 7th nst to take into consider
alton the construction of Plank Road from Lit
tie River TO the Waccamaw River; when, on
motion OF w. G. Barber, Gen. Henry H. Waters
was appointed Chairman Of the meeting. Thos. w.
Gore was requested to act as Secretary On motion,
the Chairman appointed Messrs W G. Barbee and
X H. Futch as committee to ascertain what amount
OF stock could be raised; whereupon they reported
between seven and eight Thousand Dollars, nearly
inc entire amount necessary to construct the road
FINDING such degree of interest and unanimity
manifest among the friends of the Road. they there
fore went into the election of officers for the ensuing
year. Whereupon, Gen. H. H. Walters was duly
elected President; DR.. L. Frink, c. Willard, Mai
w. A. CIardy. Col. John Gore and DIR. ]. Jackson,
Directors and K. H: Futch, Secretary and Trea-
surer. On motion of DR.. Frink survey of the road
was ordered and Directors instructed 10 forthwith
proceed to let out the work. The meeting adjourned
sine die.
Gen. HENRY H. WATERS, Chm
lHos. w GORE, Sec'y.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-05-11

TUESDAY, EVENING, March 2Oth, 800.
At meeting of Commissioners authorized open books
Wilmington for subscriptions the capital stock of the
Wilmington Charlotte and Rutherford tail Roadpresent
A. j. DeRossett Jr., j. H. Flanner, r. H. Cowan G. R.
French A H VanBokkelen, j. G. Latta Miles Costn, Ed
ward Kidder and S. D. Wallace.
On motion X. Fl. Cowan was appointed Chairman, and
S, D. Wallace, Secretary
Resolved, That Books be opened Monday, April 9th,
1855 at the Bank of Cape Fear Bank of the State and
the Commercial Bank.
ResotUed, That G. R. French, R. H. Cowan and A H.
VanBOkkeen be appointed committee to obtain subscrp
tOns to aid in derayng the expenses of experimental
survey be made from the town of Wilmington and from
Wbitesville to Lumberton.
Resolved That the Mayor be requested to call meeting
Of the citizens appoint delegates to the Mass meeting
Bladen, ascertained when that meeting
be held R. II. COWAN, Chairman.
:. D. WALLACE, Sec'y.
Commercial and Herald are requested to copy:
March %, 1855. lG9-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-05-11
ICE. ICEtI lCE,,:

THE Wilmington Ice House will be open for delivery OF
Ice from the first day of April to the fist day of Novem-
positively, at 81, A Nj.
Ice ordered for the country be well packed and prompt:
All orders for Ice be addressed to Wilmug Ice
House.
RB Terms CASH IN all This rule must be strictly
adhered to- the profits will admit of the expenses Of
keeping accounts and collecting them.
Tickets can be procured if desired.
Persons ordering from distance make deposits such
will meet their orders.
R Price per poundtwo cents per pound will be
charged for any quantities less than three pounds.
Ice will be furnished gratis to the sick and poor provided
they send order from physician member of the WIS.,
iting committee A. fl. FANBOKKELEN,
April 81, 1855 1876 Proprietor.
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Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON. N. C.-April. I85

ARRIVED.
May brig belmont Locke, Park, from Charleston, to
Kidder Il Martin.
Schr White Rock, - from Stonington, Ct, via.
Zeke's Island to J s. J. L. Hathaway & Co.
Schr Volant Newcomb, from Jacksonville, to Rankin
Martin with naval stores.
8.-Seamer Fanny Lutterloh, stedman, from Fayette-
ville to w P Elliott.
May S--Br Schr Delegate, Smith, from Halifax, N. s.,
to T. G. Worth; with fish.
9---Schr. Champion, Chadwick from Shallote, to D.
Pigott with naval stores.
MAY l0-Steamer Flora Mcdonald, Hurt, from Fayette
vile, to T. c. B. G. Worth with two lighters in tow,
CLEARED.
May s---Brg George w. Jones' Hatch, for Boston, by
Moore, Stany & Co.; with naval stores
Steamer Henrietta Dcksey for White Hall, by Vessel
& Eilers. 49,
Steamer Fanny Lutterloh, stedman for Fayetteville by
w. P. Elliott.
MAJ 9.-Schr. Voant, Newcomb, for Jacksonville, by
Rankin & Martin
MAY lO-schr R. G. Whildn, spragg for Philadelphia,
by T. G. Worth with naval stores sc.
Steamer Flora Mcdonald Hurt, for Fayetteville by 7.
c. Il B. G.. Worth.
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COMMON SCHOOLS.
OFFICE OF THE LITERARY BOARD,

OFFICE LITERARY Board
Raleigh, AprH 9th, 1853. {
THE President and Directors the Literary Fund have
resolved to distribute among the several Counties of the
State the Of ninety thousand four hundred and twenty
five dollars and four CENTS by table in part of
the nett income of said fund for current year The
amounts respectively due to the Counties will be paid at the
Treasury Department application by the persons properly
authorized to receive the 1t expected equal
larger amount will be distributed in the Fail of the pre-
sent year.
The Counties of Jackson Madison Yadkn Polk Harnctt
and Wilson will receive their portions Of the amount dsri-
buted from the Counties of which they respectively
formed. THOMAS BRAGG.
Prest EG Clfci0 of LitrraYy B0ard.