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FRANCE.

There was grand review in Paris on the 18th Of
the troops from the Cnmea, when the Duke of Cam
bridge in the OF Queen Victoria, presented the
British CrirDean Medal to 1000 French troops.
The MoRteur publishes the report of the Minister Of
Finance. The report says the financial condition Of
the country is excellent and that the only danger is the
temptation to extravaganza; but be hopes the Emper
or will postpone expenditure all enterprises except
those Of urgency.
Three new Senators were shortly to be appointed
which rumor saws are the Duke Of Valny, Duke of
Maile, and the Marquis of Bethisey.
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first passenger car was demolished it, whole length.
Two hundred passengers in the train al Of whom
escaped death, though several were badly bruised.
Daniel Rust, Depot Master at Wareham, who went to
the scene Of the accident 10 assist in clearing the
track, fell dead, it is supposed from disease OF the
HAT.
The evidence in the trial of Messrs. CObtrn and
Dalton was closed on both sides this afternoon. To
morrow the lawyers viii sum up, and the case will
probably reach The jury tomorrow night
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The GRAVE OF MADIsoS.-A bill has been report
ed in thu senate of Virginia providing for the erection
of plain tomb of granite or marble, over the grave
OF James Madison. II is a somewhat singular and
nortifying fact that up to this time no stone has
marked the place where rest the mortal remains OF this
ustrious man. Should the tomb be erected, IT VIII
bear the following inscription james Madison, born
1851 10. ST. died 18th June 1886. Virginia marks
with sincere affection the grave of her son, the author
of the Federal Constitution, the patriot and states
man."
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liam the Ivh and the celebrated Mrs. Jordan is also
dead. She was IS years old.
The fourth consignment Of machinery for the Gov
eminent small arms factory was landed at Woolwch
on the 18th inst, from Robbins, Lawrence g. Co.,
Windsor, Vt.
An exhibition of the capabilities Of the Battles
metallic life boats was made at Liverpool and found
satisfactory.
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NAVAL COURT-MARTIAL.

PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, Jan. 81, $50.
The Judge-Advocate read his reply TO the argument
of the accnsed's counsel, presented yesterday When
he had concluded the counsel for accused asked 10.
permission TO submit response.
The President stated that proceedings were closed
The court was accordingly cleared for consultation
upon a verdict.
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FROM ALBANY,

ALBANY, Thufsday, Jan. IT, Io0O'
The Committee on Petitions for Bridge across the
Hudson at Albany, had meeting to-day. John IL.
Reynolds esq., appeared behalf of the petitioners
The opposition was represented by Mr.. Van Santwood
Mr. Carroll, the Mayor of Troy, and Others: After
short debate the Committee I'D jOurned to Wednesday
next
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AUSTRIA.

The Emperor has signed decree relating TO Prot
estants. is LIBERAL except so far as it prohibits the
marriage Of Catholic priests converted to Protestant
ism.
Government has been obliged already to restrain
Italian Bishops in their administration of the concordat
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SERIOUS RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

FOSfON, IhuIs'ldyf JHu. oI, 800.
The train from Portsmouth for Boston on the East
ern Road this forenoon thrown off the track by the
breaking of wheel Of the engine. One SIDE OF the
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SPAIN.
GERMANY

Maria Christina Is about to marry her second daugh
ter to Prince Drago, rich nobleman.
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THE Ratio.

Dantzc letter of the 18th saws that the American
ship Washington, that lay all Summer al Copen-
hagen had landed her cage the ice and conveyed 1t
in sleghs into Riga.
The American ship Telegraph isreported in Categat,
and another American vessel at Revel.
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PORTUGAL.

Heavy rains and freshet in the Douro had cause
considerable damage.
The Cortes would meet on the 10Th inst.
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PERSIA

The Persian official journal announces that the
Persian Government liz determined to maintain neu-
trality.
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Several Princes Of the Germanic Federation are
about to assemble at Berlin to discuss existing political
relations.
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XXXIVTH CONG RESS.
FIRST SESSION.

SENATE. .WAsBISeros, jan. 81, 1885.
On motion Of Mr.. FITZPATRICK the Senate pro-
ceeded to ballot for Printer.
FIRST BALLOT.
Nichol.on. Beverly Tucker.--
GALES a. Seaton.. . Scattering ...-..--n
Necessary for a choice, ~.
The senate continued TO vote until Mr.. NICnOt-
son was chosen, on the
FOURTH BALLOT.
Nicbolson ........2 Tucker. -
Scattering ..............-.---l5
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ASSEMBLY.

MANUFACTURE OF SALT.
Mr.. BURTON has given notice of bill to provide
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FROM WASHINGTON.

1.-THE laeness Of the hour compe 20 postpone the shI
news and passenger list till our next issue
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Democratic Meeting in Johnston.
At a meeting of the Democrats of the Shelter Dis
trict, held on the Goth of April, on motion, Benz
Goodwin was appointed Chairman and L. H. Penny
Secretary.
On notion q committee of three were appointed
to draft resolutions for the consideration of the
ing. j. A. Smith, H. j. Ryals, and R. W. Stevens
were appointed, who reported the following resolu-
tons, which were unanimously adopted:
Resotred, That we approve of County Conven-
ton, proposed to be held Smithfield the 10th
of May next, to nominate candidates for the State
Legislature.
Resolred That the Chairman of this meeting ap-
point ten delegates to said Convention.
Resolred, That, although We do not intend to ex-
press our preference for any particular persons,
can discover no objection to the denomination of
our former members.
Resolred, That we do most heartily rejoice at the
denomination of our present worthy Governor,
Thomas Bragg, and We pledge ourselves that the
vote of the Shelter District shall tell for the Democ-
racy in August, in times past
Under the I'd resolution the Chairman appointed
thu following delegates &C. Langdon, J. A. Smith,
j. Coats, G. Woodall L. S. Byrd, d. A. Byrd, R
W. Stevens, l. Dixon, &. Denning and H. j. Ryals.
On motion, the Chairman and Secretary were ad-
ded to the list.
On motion, it was ordered that the proceedings of
this meeting he forwarded to the Editors of the n.
c. Standard for publication.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
BENZ. GOODWIN, Chm.
L. H. PENNY, Sec'y.
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Democratic Meeting in Wake Forest District.
According to previous police, the Democrats of
Wake Forest District met in Forestvile, on Wednes-
day, 2sd inst On motion OFF. A. Dunn, G. B. Al
len was appointed Chairman, aud w. B. Reid Secre-
tary. The object Of the meeting having been ex-
planned, the Chair appointed the following commit
tee to report business for the action of the meeting
viz: N. Thompson, P. A. Dunn, E. E. Gill, j. 4.
Hicks and w. II. Mitchell
The committee, after retiring for short time, re-
ported the following resolutions:
Resotced, That we approve of the proposition to
hold Democratic County Convention, in the City
OF Raleigh, on Monday of May Court to nominate
candidates for the Legislature and Sheriff.
Resotced. That while we pledge our cordial sup.
port to any'true Democrat who may be nominated,
We would respectfully recommend to the considers
ton of the Convention the following ticket For the
Senate, Maj G. H. Wilder; for the House, N. q.
Rand, A. Nevis, and w. A. Allen, Esqrs.
Resoloed, That the Chairman of this meeting ap-
point ten delegates to represent this District in said
Convention. 80
RssIoed, That We suggest 70 the Democrats Of
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Democratic Meeting in Orange.

A meeting of portion of the Democracy Of the
county of Orange was held at Parshvile, on Satur-
day, the 26th of April On motion of Col. W. H.
Jordan, Hugh Woods was appointed Chairman, and
DR.. W. c. Roberts, Secretary.
The Chairman having explained the object of the
meeting, motion of H. Terry, a committee of five
appointed draft resolutions for the consider
alton and action of the meeting, viz: H. Terry, JOS
McCulloch, Fred. Horner, Col. w. H. Jordan, and
j. NJ. Parish.
The committee, after consulting reported the fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions, which were read
and adopted:
WHEREAS We, being portion of the Democracy
of Orange county, in public meeting assembled, do
declare and manifest faith and devotion to the
long cherished national and conservative principles
of the Democratic party, to advance the prosperity,
peace, and welfare Of our country:
Resolred, That President Pierce, by his faithful
and able administration Of the affairs of State has
shown himself to be cmphatically the man for the
times; and by his bold and eloquent vindication
of the rights of the States he has entitled himself
the warmest gratitude not only of the people of the
South but every true friend of the constitution and
Unon and that he is first choice for President
and the Hon. James c. Dobbin, of North Carolina
the present Secretary of the Navy for Vice Presi
dent.
Resolred, That approve of the action of the
State Convention recently assembled in Raleigh, in
the nomination of Thomas Bragg for Governor; and
that will use all honorable means to secure his
election.
Resolred, That we approve of holding County
Convention in the town Of Hi!lsboro, Tuesday of
May Court, for the purpose of nominating cand-
dates to represent Orange county in the next Legis
lature, and We recommend other districts to hold
similar meetings.
Resolred, That the Chairman of this meeting ap-
point twenty delegates to represent this District in
said Convention.
In compliance with the fourth resolution, the fol-
lowing gentlemen were appointed, viz H. Terry,
Capt j. McCulloch, Col. W. H. Jordan, Frederick
Horne1, j. NJ. Parish, Col. j. j. Allen, j. H. Breeze
Robt. Anderson, A. Tolar, j. C. Turner, B. Hurdle,
S. Hensely, T. R. Jordan, A. NJ. Jordan, E. Malone,
A. NJ. Breeze, c. Z. Parish, VIM Terry, j. Redding
and j. L. Woods.
On motion of Capt. j. McClloch, the Chairman
and Secretary were added to the list
In conclusion, the meeting was ably addressed by
the venerab leader of the Democratic party, Gen.
Joseph Allison.
On motion, it was ordered that the proceedings of
this meeting be published in the Hilsboro Recorder
and N. C. Standard
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
HUGH WOODS, Chm.
w. C. ROBERTS, Secy.
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Denees.4ie Meetisg in Washisstss.

Deneesnfic Meettsg n Washtastsa.
At meeting d de Democrats Of Washington
county, held at the Court House in Plymouth, ON
saturday the 26th April; on motion, Capt w. H.
requested to act as Secretary.
The Chairman, on taking bis seat, explained the
object Of the meeting. On motion of Henry Hol-
liday,
Rssoleed, That the Chairman appoint IL dele
gates from this (the Plymouth) District, to meet at
Williamson, in Martin county, ON Saturday the Sd
day Of May next, in order to nominate . suitable
candidate to represent the Senatorial District
posed of the counties Of Martin and Washington in
our next Legislature.
Whereupon, the Chairman appointed s. Taylor,
T. McGray, H. N. Bateman, L. Bateman, j. C. Nor
com, J. Nichols E. j. Johnston, 7. S. Armistead,
Capt. j. II. Hampton, J. D. Windley, j. G. Griffin,
and E. Ayres, to the District Convention.
On motion, the Chairman and Secretary were adj
ded to the delegation.
The following resolutions were presented to the
meeting by DIR. B. F. Fessenden, and were unani-
mousy adopted:
Resolred, That we have entire confidence in the
purity and justice of Democratic principles upon all
important political questions of the day.
Resolued, That our confidence in Franklin Pierce
is firm and mistaken he has been the enemy of all
kinds of fanaticism, and the firm defender of the
constitution and the Uniol; and by his firm and
unwaverng course on the subject of slavery, has
rendered himself doubly dear to the people Of the
South; therefore, he is our first choice for Presi
dent.
Resolred, That believe the interests, honor,
and dignity of the State cannot be entrusted to safer
hands than those Of Thomas Bragg our present
Governor
Resoleed, That the Democratic party is the only
true and national party in existence in our Union
hence we pledge our general cooperation WITH and
support of, said party.
Resolred, That we are in favor of Free Suffrage
because it constitutes and makes free people.
Resolred, That these proceedings be forwarded to
the n. c. Standard Democratic Pioneer, and Ply
mouth Banner, with a request to publish the same
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
". II. STYRON, Chm.
ROGERS KIRBY Secy.
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New Spring and Summer Goods for 1876.

New Spring and Summer Goods for 1856.
vUNHE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST RETURNED FROM
New York, and is now receiving the largest and most
complete assortment of FANCY AND STAPLE DRY
GOODS he ever had the pleasure of offering to his
Gus friends and customers. Introducing all the
STYLES, Caicoes. Ginghams Lawns Muslins Chales b.
rage De Lanes, Figured and Plain Berages and Tissues
Silk and Straw Bonnets Silk Mantilas. and Parsols
No use to talk for have got them. Come and look
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR-I have a fine assortment Of
Cotton Linen. and Wooden Goods of all kinds Give me
call If you want new, Cheap, and good Goods Hats
CLOTHING.
Talk about this and that man selling goods at cost
Why customer stop and think and ponder we'll before you
STEP am not selling you old goods nor timswon shelf
bought in New York Oithin the last fifteen days. and will
sell you COOP Goods just as cheap any this City
County or State that has paid for his goods intends do
ing So Call and see me- and if do prove what say
then quit me.
Call Sd door above R. Smiths corner or one door above
Evans and Cookies. and opposite c. W. D. Hutchug Sad
die and Harness Mandatory, Fayetteville Street.
ALEXANDER CREECH.
Raleigh, March a. 1885, lll7-sw.
% Star, Christian Advocate, Spirit of the Age cop!
SIX times
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Meeting in HOUSES Creek District.

Meeting in HOuse,s Creek District.
On Saturday, the 26th April, a portion Of the
Democrats of Houses Creek District, met at E. J..
Nichols's, and, on motion of W. O. Smith, B. A.
Perry was appointed Chairman, and E. J. Nichols
Secretary.
The Chairman, on taking his seat, explained the
object of the meeting in brief manner. Onmotion
Of Jos. Rigsby, a committee of three appointed
to draft resolutions for the adoption Of the meeting,
viz: Jos. Rigsby, P. Spikes, and w. o. Smith.
The committee, after retiring for short time re.
ported the following resolutions, which were unan
mous!y adopted:
Resolced, That We approve of holding Conven-
ton in Raleigh, on Monday of May Court, to nomi-
nate candidates for the ensuing Legislature, and
candidate for Sheriff.
point seven delegates to represent this District in
said Convention
Resotred, That the denomination of Gov. Bragg
meets our hearty approval and that will give him
our cordial support at the ensuing election.
Resolred, That the course of Hon. L. OBJ. Branch,
our hearty approval. We have the fullest conf
dence in his integrity and ability, and would cheer
him on in the performance of his responsible and
arduous duties
Rssolred, That G. H. Wilder is our first choice
for a denomination for the Senate; and our dele
gates are instructed to 60 for him in said Conven
ton.
full and able representative, W. W. Whitaker, can
not accept denomination, and he has our best
wishes for his future happiness.
Resolred That We recommend to the Convention
the names of n. G. Rand, Isaac II. Rogers, and Al
fred Jones, for the House of Commons; and our
delegates are instructed to vote for them in said
Convention.
Resolred, That we will support the nominees of
said Convention provided they are good and true
Democrats.
Rcsolred, That while there are many good Demo-
Gratis looking to the sherifalty, among them is JAS
d. Newsom, whose Democracy is as true as STEEL
We recommend him to the Convention, and instruct
our delegates to vote for him in said Convention.
Resolred, That we will not support any man for
the office Of sheriff for more than two terms.
In accordance with the second resolution, the
Chairman appointed the following deiegates:-P.
Spikes, E. Emory, Jos. Rigsby, h. P. Tucker, W.
o. Smith, W. R Perry, A. Rogers.
On motion of JOS Rigsby, the Chairman and Sec
rotary were added to the list
On motion of ". o. Smith. the proceedings of this
meeting were ordered to be sent to the n C. STAN
dard for publication.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
B. A. PERRY, Chm
E. j. NICHOLS, Sec'y
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LEATHER Betting OR BANDS
At Th0masville Depot, Davidson County, \. c.
MANUFACTURED BY THE SUBSCRIBER, IL
HATHER single or double made from the best Northern
Belt Leather stretched piece by piece by improved ma
chlnery cemented and copper rvted at New York prices
CHAS. NJ LINES
Townsville, Davidson Co., NJ.
All orders promptly attended to- and belts Forwarded &C.
Gordng to directions The above belts for sale by w. d.
Lutterloh, Fayetteville.
Dec. 2a, 1856. 11.-1yw.
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U\HE NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
will commence on the first Monday of July and con.
tinue twenty weeks.
This institution established in BY the n c. Glasses
of the German Reformed Church, and incorporated
1857 is situated in the fourshDg town of Newton on he
line of the Western n. C. r. r. in the midst Of an indus
trous thriving and frugal population and in one of The
most healthy portions of the country.
1t offers every advantage, both Of the College and Acd
emy Instruction given the Preparatory Deparmeu,
in all the common English branches and in the COLLEGE
Department in all the Collegiate studies with special atren
ton to the higher mathematics and modern languages
education prepare them for business for admission 10
other Colleges.
and valuable Philosophical Apparatus has lust been
obtained and in constant use and more will immediately
be added until the College is completely supplied
This institution founded in spirit of beneyoleuce n
extend the of education Those who were debard
from more expensive institutions Attention is invited 10
the rates of tuition viz:
College course, per session, sl4 90
Preparatory, from 81 10 90
Business Department, 1000
Primary, from 5to70o
Boarding including fuel rooms and washing can be had
in the best private families for from 81 50 to 81 % per
week. r.
Rooms be obtained by those who wish to board them
selves or form clubs.
No secarian influence is exerted and students are al
lowed and required to attend church wherever their
rents and guardians may request.
The past success of this institution we'll as the high
reputation which its teachers have gained promise sue
cessu future and the trustees in using evey effort
to promote and extend its usefulness
April 90, 1856. 11aa-wsm
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We have been furnished by the General Superin.
tendent with the following statement of receipts of
the Wilmington Weldon Railroad for the last six
months, and the cost of operating the Road for the
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sssh Di.hsct u TIE County, ~ repriety Of hold
Ing similar meetings -
In aecorance with the third resolution, the Chair
son, Z. e Gin, Dr. J., B. Dunn, W..B Dunn, jr:, j.
A. Hicks, P. A. Dunn, j. r Dunn, j. P. Robertson,
and s. I'll Dunn.
On motion, the Chairman and Secretary were i'd
ded to the list
On motion, It was ordered that these proceedings
be sent to the N. C. Standard for publication.
On motion, the meeting adjourned
G. B. ALLEN, Chm.
W. B. REID, Sec'y
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Unusually Attractive Stock.-.ls5e.
SPRING AND SUMNER Supplies,

SIOCkSSoIRSE
SPRING AND SUMNER SUPPLIES,
IN r. FENTR ESS, MERCHANT T,uon
would respectfully inform his friends n.,,onl oh
the public at large that he has but recently ha
the Northern Cities with by far the most suerar
IN the line of his business exhibited in this Ct
stock of 'n VI Dis
CLOTHS, CASSIMEREs AND yEsTIycs
of almost all cOlors we'll Drap DEtes main sras
ured, Driilings Marsees Of variety Sa,ns A.
together with his rich and general assortment Of
Cravats, Ties, Pocket Handkerchief Gloves SusnnJ
Shirts and other things too numerous to detail in =. 80
nary advertisement. " 0'a'
The above goods will be made up sold 6c on ,ba mas,
accommodating terms for Cash. or to punctual cnsoS
on six months credit And this leads me 10 saw t., @
seasons for the maturity of are tie Isl of AM.
and the LIST of October. This have freoentlv m.n,;
but some OF customers unwilling or unable IN Com
Prehend it. have written very letters to very NAV
of thenl but the only consolation have derived in b M
jony Of Instances has been the exceedingly poor ens
ton of having had to prepay the postage on their et m
forming me Of their location! :"
T. R. FENTRESs.
n. B-A reduced stock of READY-MADE CIOTHiyc
on hand, which will be SOLD, for cash, at cost.
DARIS AND AMERICAN FASHIONS FOR THE
II Spring and Summer of 1856 Just received
The subscriber wishes to employ good Journermen
Immediately; Also would take or apprentice bows The
boys must come well recommended.
April %, 1856. AZ s,sr
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WEST HARRIS, ID, ID. s.,

II
PETERBOROUGH, N. c.. u.,,b
Office on Rockbrdge street. next door to John d. ns
tons Law Office. ,u.r
Dr. HARRIS having graduated at the Baltimore Eo ,
of Dental Surgery at its session of 1855, respecuu'
ders his professional services to the public. .pd
He announces to the citizens of Randolph, MOOT Sur
Harnett Counties that he will visit their county se
s1c sssgt s.s 'erS OF 'ner respective ii15-w
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NORTH.CAROLINA BONDS.

OFFICE OF TIE ATLANTIC 4 n. Z. H. n; wv
NEwBERx. April Is 1870 c;.sssE
NORTH CAROLINA STATE BONDS,E! Ea,
~ SlO0O) can be obtained from Pulaski CoS,b he sk
who is the authorized agent of this Company i'i "
- JOHN D. WHITFORD, . r.
Pfest. At and N. G. H. iSs>H
April 20, 1856.
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SUPERIOR COTTON GINS.

SUPERIOR COTTON GINS. ,-,
THESE ARE THE CELEBRATED GEORGIA G!No
- manufactured by Samuel Griswold, at Griswodshe
other factory having sold onehaf the number andare Jul
versally acknowledged to be the best performing Gn
the Union.
Mr. w. J. EVANS, of Greenville N. c. is my sole Agea
of that State and Virginia and will call the planters
1856. SAMUEL GRISWOLD.
JAM 81, 1886. 1loS-wSmPd.
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STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY. rur
VI SEVENTH ANNUAL MEETING VI iii iii
Medical Society of the State of North Caron sM
be held in the City Of Raleigh Tuesday the 18th Of mai
1885, the second Tuesday Of that month. The Society vi"
convene at O'Clock, p. NJ
Delegates permanent members, and the profession ger
orally, are invited to attend
s. s. SATCHwELI, N D,
Sec N. c. Med SOC
April 5, 1885, 41-wtd