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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-08-15
TO TEACHERS.

TIME TRUSTEES OF THE " FAYETTEVILLE FE-
u male High School" having nearly completed their
building, desire to obtain the services Of gentleman
Principal
To gentleman and his wife, qualified to take the entire
superintendent the School, liberal salary will be given.
The building will accommodate fifty to seventyve board
comfortably
The first session will commence in October.
s. j. HINSDALE,
J. D. WILLIAMS,
JOHN 81. COOK,
d. 8. WILLIAMS,
E.. J. LILLY,
Executive Committee.
Fayetteville, July 6, 1855. 1063-w4w.
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&1nO DOLLARS REWARD-RANAwAl

&1 ~ DOLLARS REWARD-RANAWAY
AVU from the subscriber ON the I4ti of May last,
negro man named TYRREL. He is about years old,
weighs 100 or ITO pounds has rather down look, when
spoken to, and is dark muIatto He ruised in Chat
ham county, on Deep River, the Gulf and pur
chased at the sale of Robert Palmer deceased by JOllee
Hanks Co.. and from them by me.
Also on the June negro man BURKE, 25 years
old, stout built and weighs about $50 pounds bright
latto with very frecked face and hair inclined to be red
will give fifty dollars for the apprehension and conne
men of either of them hundred dollars for both
any Jail in the State SO that CON get them.
l. a. SANDERS
SuaithfeId, July 9Th, 1855. 6B-M
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NORTH CAROLINA INSTITUTION FOR
THE DEAF AND DUMB AND THE
RITND.

WNHE NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
IL will commence the first Monday in September. 1t
important that pupils should be punctual in their
attendance at the beginning of the session
Applications for admission, &c, should be made to
VIM. D. COOKE, Principal.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-08-15

NTOTICE.-THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS WILL
II receive proposals for furnishing the Lunatic Asylum
with thousand cords of seasoned Pine and four hundred
do of Oak Wood deliverable at the Asylum in the months
of October and November.
Bids furnish the whole portion of kind
licited. Address
EDW'D. c.. FISHER,
Superintendent L. A.
July 25, 1865. 7O-swtd
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"ANTED BY TWO YOUNG MEN, COMPETENT
to teach in any English School, situations teach
in Virginia North Carolina.
Further information be had by addressing W. H.
Bannister, A NJ, Principal Comack Col. Co., N. z.
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60 farmers ano Others.

DONE MANURE.-The subscriber has con-
Lust CONSISTING Of savings fiioss snd ground hone.
Order, received =. tho Works SD st Esst River ora No
Is leo.rr M stair CHRISTIAN SCHWARTZ
Tor sALE-Aericultura Implements, GuanO,
Il Bone Manure, Phosphate
Premium Plows sheers. 1hreshes Straw Caters, &c BY
JOAN MOORE, No 1873 front st
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NATIONAL THEATER.- Manager, A. c a.
~ PURDY s..s. M.n.tsr VI COX . o,s 0 oeo;
ss, - M sse. TgIs EvEslso
f iss s"clyS LhsSs Kate Y,0P.a
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To . .S s Win JACK AND his )SKEY.
WALLACKs THEATER.-Doors open %;
w sur.,s ne. All. AS@i.sop-pre. Circle and PR
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TsE sE% T pf1 s.',. w.. s,.,,.,,
sSSs, NJ.
DURTON's THEATER, Chamber+st-
- MONDAY Pew COMEDY called AGGs.V slIsS
NJ. Hushe' Mrs Coots and Mi.. A Lee s,,.v ~.
Burton the m,tas.r Mr. Burton the actor; the PIN.
popns Mas Mccarthy; With very superior Ethiopian
THE WAN DERIsG mINsTRELs; or. Mlrth and Music =:
Jim Bar, Barton, with the doefuy dismal si'tory Of
E,hy received with the hs.ii. Laughter and sppso.e
DURTONs THEATER, Chambers. -
ID TIE SERIOUS FAMILY and TIE rooDtE3I
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.bte every Friday night In obe-isrce 70 the expressed de-
''' of bis p''a T%n rs sf nsat' EAcs WEEK.
TUESDAY ssd FRIDAY,
until further notice to the performance oil these very e'
Tg:;f.y md T ,ysIy T TssL
Seats may be eDsased In advance
DOWERY THEATER.-Proprieto and Mana
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JONES -1hi' l. FAC JACK cADk s'''''' '-
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To U eoSpelaS. with PERsEcUTEo DUrCsaAN
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.-MON-
ID DAY hareh5 1855 EVENING. 81 ~ o'clock fr,t lime
of The ,Ic.,pt moral Play OF LOVES SACRIFlcE-5t
10 G " rlsts; Bassfet Mrs Mestsyer; Jean, Hsdswsy
THIS AFTERNOON at 5, A KISS IN TiE DARK aud
a.o BLACKEYEO SUSAN All the Cu,iostie, to be .seo
without extra charge Admsnce p centsi children under
10 l2i cents
DUCKLFY's SERENADERS 500 Broadway
ID GREAT SUCCESS Of the new pee
TWO POMPEYS, -
Which will be repeated all thh week, with ETHIOPIAN
M1kSTRELsY"
GEO. CHRISTY 4 WOODS MINSTRELS-
u No ga BrOsdvay-0PES EVERY EVENING.
Umpire HALL, No. 500 BROADWAY
II ROW OPEN, JOHN r SMITHS GRAND
TOUR OF EUROPE,
THE SIEGE OF sEvAsTOPO
Showing ONE HUNDRED VIEWS.
CITiEs AND OBJECTS of INTEREST IN EUROPE
Open for exhibition EVERY EVENING at y O'clock sad
EVfRY SATURDAY AFTERNOON at 3. the music by
Mr. ALVIN FIELD, Of London .
Ambulance. Is centa
TOR CONCERTS, LECTURES, FAIRS,
II PUBLIC and COMMITTEE MEETINGS, 8c.-CHl-
kESE ROOMS, No. 55s Broadway, (beween the aezoPoi
ROOMS to sceomm odats from IS 70 25N persons with
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Apply TO BELL, Superintendent
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Psst-OBee Ntdice.-Ths Mails for Csiberpn e. e. p
u q sesuer GEORGE LAW. Will ciose -" on'e oA
MONDAY the stls dag Of March, at oeoeE z, a.,.,
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ITO TEACHERS.-Tw TEACHERS are want
20 for 'he Hartford eube Hkh school; one iopeSseiy
snS ,hs oser y the fret Of May sreqnte that each
.hoe.o Be vel eua fee ~ n-nA eneo~uea" and selsa
rept. 10 ave thoroush insuucou ln the van Us Ensish
Gtnes.s OF hth School u1dy. it !. .so indispensable mat
sFfhe.t. 'houe bsse had Aroua o. suceesf
ere present st.etory tesrin nni Ia sAsry 800 Con-
asne.tiens NAY be addressed to PUBLIC high SCHOOL,
Hsrsf Corn
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HILLS PRACTICAL VIOLIN SCHOOL,
The very bsr Violin Instruction Book Published
and ded,r expressly for the Aoeresa Student Selected
posed arranged by u C. HILL Pr sde9t Of the Y
Philharmonic Society, pupil Of Spohr Ac Al
The eipal great difference In - work all
Others TO- that be correctly learned AM PLAYED
shoit thus tsins borough tnow Of the
ssges
Ii not be Of place here to mention for the informs
ton those ho unacquainted with the
author compiler Of this work bas music SAD the
Violin particularly bis moot devoted Study FROM esry child
hood be the frat American visited Europe
place himself for number Of under the instruction aud
advice OF spohr Of the very best nastep
favor OF M Hs excellent book and they take pie
submitting the following extracts from letters received from
Sfpof Rse lse Conductor Of the Italian Opera Ne
and Geo. y Brisow. Conductor Harmonic Society:
FROM gpoE Rspetti, ate Conductor Of Italian Opera
FIRTH Posp Co -Sirs From the inspection which
ros,d friend. c. Hill deem It timely button
In aid OF the students Of ths, instrument progressive and
prsetcs TIE prosisasn not 100 apd put lncieious
Yoursyery eerc ally. MICHAEL RAPErrI.
No Al West gath ct New York jan 1855,
From Geo y Ftow Conductor Philharmonic socis &c:
brssks FIEyH, PoSD Co-G-ntlemep: have received
copy Of The sr,etcs Violin Scheo" selectei arranged
TO Be able 70 say that consider Of the beet, well
one Of the progressive WORKS that has appeared
thirk the that has been 20 required specially
m BEGINNERS So highly do think eli thst for me failure
shall in preference 10 othe have TIE honor 20
be yeu,, truly GEO BRISfoV.
Copies BY s postage paid to PA.s o. TIE ;o.as.y
th. receipt Of -
Musical Clubs tlkIh, foND %.
NJ Frank crk
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6cuses to f6.

~ convenient HOUSE staten Island within - IN ute
drive from Nanderhiis Landing lt ssnes N hsn ~
he.lhy situation Commanding ard inland vews hss
fne sTdep csysnspt stables and everything sessoe 70
the residence OF fsmi' OF taste. Apply TO
HOMFg MORGAN Pinss.
a MekrNnoIlf N Rsnk HaNSi a.
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amusemenie.

NOTICE to the = u B l. c.
IN In consequence of insupeIsbe dieultes the ACADE
MY or MUSIC 70 closed OLE BULL
Aareh5 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-05

American Institute Farmers Club. A regular
neeips will be bed the R,Pontory No 3 Broadway,
TUESDAY March at Noon Subjects: hsnures" Re-
sovery Of Swamp Lapes Spine Treatment OF Root Crops
asd The relative Value Of different Kinds of Vegetable Food
Cor Animals" suapsers always especially welcomde
Admission free to ALL Seeds &c. will be brought and
changed BY members II. MEi0S Secretary.
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CLATE QUARRY.-A promising Slate Quarry
~ well op-ped and well located. This property will be 20
OF put Stock Company To purchase tho pr0per,
.nd commerce so 900 ss 900 will be required Ia
qurs Of j. r. BARBOUR Co Mining Agency, No liz
Broadway Immediately
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CI n00 A good Business Man with this
W ,ONyOs snogn: can hear Of > desirable ,ns.ss
uisnt a. ASSISTANT EDITOR. In the odce Of velessb
bhed weekly pe.speper with prospect OF en- gitinste
PsrnehP Only persons Of education and Who could %
T. A L.. Boz No. lss Tribune Ofi:e.
Il SAn -WANTED-An AGENT in every
- COOs County 10 the Union, for an article command
pf arg. sales sslsry fret ego and small eomnsoo
On receipt Of IS eety sample 81 article
and full psrtsulars sent Address
DR. CHARLES LIPPARD, No. s5l Broadway.
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rae handsome House IN view Jcfsfys ucbt ~"
j. DENHAM. 8th-av. corner of 10Th st.,
from mornins { In the evening

ITO LET-A genteel three-stOry HOUSE, on
18th st. b,tw.en I'd snd Sd ava The Bou's is very Dc.
sbe and will be let to undoabed tenant at the rem, q
S7O II applied for Immediately. Inquire Of fkANCIS
6PlER No l6 Plat st. % tain.
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H'EACHER.--A Gentleman experienced as
u tn A. HFR ard sratasie OF COLLEGE. 10 now s~st
ps sisanon u. viii commence 81 a,y une within too
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CTEAM POWER TO LET-At Elizabethport,
OIL twostory Brick Building. 100 feet BY 50. Apply
to ABM RAIZ. No. ts7 Broadway, or TO JOHN H. Rolls
TON, at Ehrabetbpor
CTEAM POWER and ROOM to LET.-One
- ROOM 50x57 feet well shted three sides satsbls for
any purpose B-ecker and Bsok
Inquire Of DUDLEY SEE on the premises
CTEADY STEAM POWER TO LET.-Large
- Rooms well lighted In tho brick building. No 40
Water t between Pke Rutgers slips Inquire above.
.hsan TURNING LAIhE. iltls lsed.
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-. CALIFORNIA, OREGON, AND THE sANDWiCh
SDe puhsbed ON the departure Of each sl steamer
- xs,ta~ al. OIL 81 per snpun- single copies sn Oeno
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-24

TnE MCDoNoUGH EsTA1E.-The New Orleans
picnyuno publishes n reeapituaton of the ac-
counts of the executors of the late John McDon
ougl, rs filed in the Fifth District Court,on han
ding over the estate and affairs to the commits
sioners and agents hencetorward to manage ii ac-
cording to law. The receipts, up to the 9th in
stnnt amounted to 5570, ,238, 80 and the expen-
diurcs to $5ll.i25,H, leaving balance of
$50 ,53, which has been paid over to the
commissioners and agents. The Picayune
says
THE expenditures have been larger than they
ore likely ever to be again III the same space of
time They were run up by law expenses to sus-
tain the will, repairs, improvements, and similar
unavoidable and casual demands As one effect
of the indieious manner in which they have been
incurred we may mention that the rent. roll of
some 900 has been doubled since the execu-
tors took charge of the estate 1t now amounts
to about S6O0OO year. understand. The
commissioners and agents have already taken
full charge of the estate from the executors.''
Brantz Mayer, ESQ., one of the commission
rrs, left New Orleans on the 10Th instant, on q
visit to Baltimore.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-24

ATTEMPTED EscApE.-We learn from the
Frankfort (Ky,) Yeoman that Ellen Graves fe-
male convict in the Kentucky Penitentiary, re-
Gently attempted TO effect her escape from prison
by the following means: Late in the night she
arose and by some means tied and gagged the
other two female prisoners. The female prison
is small building within the main walls, the first
story of which is the office of the keeper. Not
being able to get through the windows or door
she cut hole through the floor with q hatchet
which she had previously secured, and forcing
the lock from the door OF the keepers office be-
low, found herself only confined by tho outer
walls. She then found ladder in the yard, but
was unable to raise it against the WALL and went
to one of the male prisoners, whom she found in
another building, and requested him TO assist her
in raising it to the wall He told her to remain
there until he spied around the yard to see if
any person could see them. He went immediate
ly to one of the assistant keepers and told him
the facts, and the daring woman was soon after
confined in the dark cell, where she was probably
remain for some time,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-24
The Tomb OF the Late Emperor Nicholas.

A correspondent of the Boston Transcript
writing from st. Petersburg 18th April, thus
speaks of the tomb Of the late Emperor Nicholas,
ut the Fortress Church:
"Around one of tho sareophagi saw dense
crowed, nnd, approaching 1t, found it that of Nj
choas. The cloth new, and no dust had set
tied upon the crmine border. His initial letter
was embroidered in amarantb, and a candle burns
day and night upon tho tomb. The little relic
that was placed upon his breast while he lay in
state in tho PaIaoc, lies upon the middle Of the
sarcophagus 1t is surrounded by wreath of
immortals. Every one who approached the spot
seemed touched with real sorrow, and all spoke in
whispers around the grave of that great man.
AS stood there watching the crowd tho gates
were suddenly thrown open, and an old general,
in full uniform, entered and approached the tomb.
Taking OFF his helmet, no held it before his face,
and kneeling, seemed for few moments to be
engaged IN earnest prayer. The helmet shook in
his hand as if with emotion. Finally rising, no
kissed the relic that had lain upon his masters
breast, and then crossing the aisle kissed Alex
nnder's tomb in the same way. lie had served
under both Emperors, and this daily tribute to
their memories, was most touching. He is the
commander of the fortress at st. Petersburg, and
one of the last acts in the public life of Nicholas
wns to thank him for his public services. The
Czar sent him the imperi0l portrait enriched with
diamonds"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-24
PROSPECTUS y
OF THE
.LYNCHBURG DAILY TIMES "

'LYNCHBURG DAILY TIMES
fF'ilE under-igucd prop"sc Ia commerce, ut
y day. the publication al a Daily and We ekly
Newspaper in this city oi the above tte. Tho DAILY
TINES willie News, Cnmue scnl aud Literary Jour
un-trvn run all Scctnrinn nd Party bins II will be
devoted tn" neless Of irginA aud Of this portion
the STATE, particularly. To tn" extent of its ability
aud II tuenrc II will strike tuf the Old Dominion and
ugninst her toas II vii recognize friend and
brother every mnn ot every phrty "bn is rruo to hcr
ana will rhise the flag o promising hostility TO
oil Who nin not wiling TO swear by her nlts aud hc
fires
The editorial department cf the TINES will b'
chiefly under the ntrol ol Mr.. Is. NJ. Dewitt hne
hnd some - years experience in cdtonl life mud WHO
is well known 10 mos newspaper renders ia h's ru.
Ton of NnPuin.
TtEMs.-ihe DAILY TIMES vii be printed on II
shoet ." mrdlusa at 10 cents Wrr, = per
mum, in advance. Tho WEEKLY TINES, Tor the
Country, will contain most OF the rending matter al the
Daily, arl viii be- cent out ut $i50, mrarf hiy nd
rdffe
hDyERTIsEmEhfs will be inserted nj 80 per
squatr, al fifteen Inns les., Tor the III insertion nnd
- r"n's f. enrh suhs qurrt ns"fiouunlrss order eat
inner iorm When 30 c,nt4 will be chnrge always ia
ndynnrr. liberal diccaunr 10 yru;y advertisers; To
be paid qwtrcry in tdylnc"
Il. NJ DEWITT.
may l2r CHAS. A. fhRlS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-24

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manufacturing nj then works on tho basin very super
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Farmers wnntil superior Machines can depend on
f"tng suehhy "rsoo" application hy address ny
through Tie Posi- Ofic,.
Aso, all kinds # trpniring dpue NJ short notice md
on reasonable terms.
We agents tor The sui of OBEn UGSSEY'S
CELtpUAftp fAriSr RfArrn AND Mower at the
u nnpihciufers price.
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