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NAGNANIMlTY.-Th n. Y. Mirror says that a
snort lime SINCE in New Haven, Il gentleman died,
gaylng his estate, amounting to several hundred
@nsand dollars, to married daughter, and putting
III ms sons with trifing sum. The daughter, with
]e luIl concurrence Of her husband, destroyed her
tlHerS Will, and divided her inheritance with her
''o'hers, reSeryng to herself only one equal share.
BLEEDING KANsAs."-The St. Louis Democrat
furnishes letter dated Lawrence, the oath ult.,
agGed by Col. j. A. Harvey and ninety free State
,s'IeTs, denouncing the Kansas Aid Society as a
REGULATING concern. originating in Massachusetts,
s Warning all honest dOnators to be duped no long
ct loT." Bleeding Kansas
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NEW FEMALE SEMINARY.

THE TRUSTEES of the Kenansville Female Seminary
having erected during the past year large, elegant
and convenient Building have the satisfaction of
nouncng to citizens Dupn and the neighborng
ties that they have succeeded in securing principal the
services of T. Oscar Rogers Esq graduate of the Uni
vers of Virginia. able Scholar and experienced and
successful Teacher
He will be prepared to open the Seminary Monday Goth
January and will be aided by full corps of assistant Teach
ers in all the various branches of thorough Female Ed
cation.
The rates of Tuition WILL case exceed those in sim
liar Institutions and Board may be obtained in private fam
lies of the first respectaby and in the immediate vicinity
of the Seminary.
The subscriber will attend to all applications made
vous to the arrival of the Principal
The Spring Session of the New Grove Academy for boys
of which the Subscriber Principal will also
the Doth January Address -
Kenans villc Dec. Ilth, 1856 l5tf.
So Herald, Spirit of the Age and Newberne Express
four
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-
GENTLEMEN have received, with no common
ions of pride and pleasure, your farewell letter
shall always look back upon our association VITA
the sincere qualification not only account of
its uninterrupted harmony, but on account also OF the
advantage derived from hahtual intercourse with ed
ucatcd gentlemen devoted to the pursuit of science
and honorably ambitious through its advancement to
increase the reputation and promote the welfare OF
the country.
Something has already been done in theoretical as
trOnomy of permanent value but the present plans
of Improvement justified by the last liberal appro
priaton of Congress for the continuation of the work
will, if supported by future means and happily car
rcd out, give wonderful impulse to the progress OF
astronomy in America.
While looking forward to this, we must not forget
our great obligations to some OF the prominent as
tronOmers and mathematicans of the country for
their support and encouragement of the EPhemeraS
upon the most liberal and enlightened basis.
We owe a great deal to the sympathy and assis-
lance of Professor Bache the Superin tendent OF the
Coast Survey Professor Henry, the Secretary of the
Smithsonian Institution TO Professor Kendall of the
University of Pennsy " ania Professor Phillips oil
the University of North Carolina; and to Professors
Coffin Chauvenet, and Hubbard of the Navy. They
have aided us with their influence, instructed us with
their counsel and encouraged us by their sympathy
And we are still more indebted for the present
prosperity and future promise OF the work to the gen
temen who since It's foundation have controlled the
affairs of that department OF the Government tC
which 1t belongs. Fortunately for us, they have
been gentlemen Of the most liberal education and en-
larged views
Your valuable present is rendered doubly welcome
by the kind words which accompanyit
Wishing you ali possible happiness and success II
life, am most faithfully, your friend,
CHARLES HENRY DAVIS,
Commander U. S. Navy.
To J. D. Runkle ESQ, Prof J. Winlock, U. s. N.
Prof Benz PIERCE, Prof. w. c. Kerr &c.
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masonic DEDICATroN.

TINE Dedication of Sloan Lodge No. l78, located
i Harres Store New Hanover County, N C., will take
place the 9th instant
Members OF Sister Lodges Brethren aud the
public generally invited to attend and participate in the
festivities of the occasion.
Dee. LIST, A. D., 1856. A. l.. 1856.
BY order of the Lodge,
JAS. E. WARD, Secretary.
Dec 18th, 1856 1877
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-, of steamer AtIanttc-iO'' s'' " 49,
noo 9th The {, llins steamer At
HAANp ;us, nassed here gong up 10 NE" lo'H.-
anuI ;oS LIVERPOOL dates TO Wednesday, me zo'h
ult. -, arrived out on the CT ening of
Inc IT, naps had no effect on the cotton mar
the ZZn!' o driI and unchanged, excepting
ket, winch '" f,vor of the buyer. The sales for
sglS 'u, amounted 10 $4,000 bales, OF which
me LIos we're taken for export NO sales TO Specu-
Iators. pr;t;sh government has given Of
tNGLAHD - thoir intention to furnish ships to
tcaI MY. ,oundings for The Atlantic telegraph
make "uS, down the cable, and to guarantee four
also lor ray roH the capital stock of the company
per o'i, NEWS The SchIesWlg Hois|en DHch-
OE n Er>H onet for the moment Naples presents
~ new novelty. .u
The NeutChatel ques''"' II ' i wan J
serious anro. French alliance though pregnant with
I.tions. may be regarded as settled
TI German journals are fruitful OF rumors he
Ih5 w C,lotte nublishes a statement from Vienna
A"ED62 Rorroueney proposes to settle the Belgrade
in%l ~. shifting The differences and making the
aIIHCuIJ ~ to the north of Belgrade, but south OF
!hn IKE Yalpuk Ihis' proposal had not beer
deemed acceptable. e. W.:
~ IA STATING that it had been announced that
teu ~ Crass Of Paris would not meet second time
u bot Commissioners Of the i've Great Powers
"' "a ot NJ Constantinople to settle The questions
wou'u ilJV % 70 the PrinciPalities Belgrade and
no" ~ $erneants This, however Is quite wrong
Nothing has been seltIe" "' Wv J' W VII" "0
,oriltons are sill gong on "
The eyrrao,narv activity which prevails in the
prs.ian ship-bulIaing establishments of the Blacl
% has awakened dstruat in England, and that pow
or has lately applied to France for the purpose Q
limo a 1oint representation to Russia the sub
:t # being notorious that at this moment the GA
{ ,welve men-of-war in the Black Sea. 1t is be
c5 that the cabinet of the Tuileries has not deem
ed such an Interpolation opportune at this presen
time.
From Paris there is not any stirring news TIL
Debots announces that the Marquis Antonio, the Ne
anoitan Envoy, received his passports on Friday
The Assembled Rationale, in article six col
mas long, headed '!Le be friends but not tools
Enolnndn replies to the attacks of the London Times
There is nolEing positive known as yet of the fat
Of !cral. 1t appears, however, that the hopes en-
sertaaed of getting possession Of the city by friend
means had not been realized. The data to tn
o real position OF the be>eged exceedingly vague
Il is said that they suffer severely from famine, blu
That the Persian troops were but little better off =
BOkhara merchants, who have come from Herat with
IN The last month, that at the time of their pass
ng through the city the siege operations of the PEI
sians were scarcely percepuble, and that there wa
barely a blockade of the principal gates. Provision
and caravans entered freely by other outlets.
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DISSOLUTION.

FFHRE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between
i the undersigned, under the name of HEYER & Won
CLAIM is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The
business of the late firm will be settled by either par
ties and the firms will be used liquidation thereof
All indebted them requested make
Immediately; and those having claims against the said firm
will present the same for settlement G. HEYER,
Ii. VONGLAHN.
Wilmington, Sept 30, 1856 5-2I-tf
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fair Rio % l04 cents fair good at i04 III Cts,
LaguayTa at III III cents Java at ~ 10 cents per ID;
5 RI 81 Howard street and City Mills super
81 80, good to prime do. at 56 81 Co. choice do at 81
81 Red at As = 50 per bushel COrnsass of new
ees old do at 6s % cents per w. S at 40
leans 60 g. C3b qed % n SO cents S?" NUS
covado at SO 81 cents per gallon rovsonsPork-Sup
Dbl We quote Western Mess is rs Sl9 Prime at SIS
and Rump Pork at 10 $40 bb BaconA fair inquiry
for sound Bacon, but the supply very light We quote
d o singed Bacon lo5 per ID Sales today sides
81 cents sides at = zee cents per b LardIWe quote
Rce-The stock hand is fair and good inquiry for
Suggestive quote Porto Rico at 81 6I to IO3 cents New
Orleans 81 lO4 cents English Island at 81 81 to 10
quote City at 80 cents Ohio at 81 % cents per gallon
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 8:-sales of Cotton to-day $500
bales. Market firm but unchanged Moasses 59a. Pork
better, at o.. Freights to Liverpool 1920.
81 rs Corn Southern mixed &c., white 75c yell
IL lard WSkey sf ss se o2 cose
ko, l4lc sugar Cuba at 9is MpseoyadO Molasses
Rice 81 4tc.
CHARLESTON, Dec. 9--Cotton There was a moder-
ate fair demand for this article to-day and transactions
NEWbERN N: G., Dec &c per bJI 81 So Lard
per cWt $!4 % SO 90 Turpcntine, Dip 81 70 Scrape
81 40 for 81 gallons. Rosin, common, ST. Wheat, 81.
LIVERPOOL, Nov 25. Coteon Fair Orleans, u; mid
ding bic fair Mobile, It middling 81 fair Upland II;
mlddllng o. Breadstufs quiet. Red Wheat S. s.
white wheat 0 I'd a IS 1Od Flour Baltimore and Phadel
phia, Bps 33s cd Ohio Bis 5s cd. Mixed Corn BIS
BIS Cd; white 81 Sos yellow Cd DDS 3D. Beef and
Pork dull Bacon is steady Provisions generally unchanged
Rosn-Common is in active request Is I'd is sd fine
6 Sos % The money market is slightly easier. Bullion
IN the Bank has increased COno closed steady 9Ia94
for money and 81 941 for In the Continental
money markets the business done has beck very large but
prices unchanged
FAYETTEVILLE, Dec. 3-Bacon I2a "a bets SBees-
wax 24@Oo Coheo-Ro !2A@l3a Laguira l4@5; st. Do.
lngo 10000 Cotton, fair to good l@t ord good mid
10000 Feathers 35@4O Flour family ST OO@O 90 Super
r" s. 5000 OO Fine So O0@O 90 Scratched S. 5000 600
ran Corn $500 So Wheat 81 lo@1 2O Oats 10000 Peas
SOg6G; Rye 80 @$I 90. Hides-Dry l1@l2; Green 5000
Lard, l4@l5. Sat-Lycrpool (SacE) 81 5O@l co.
~ WASHINGTO0N, N. C., Dec. 3.-Naval stores-Dp
Iurpenne . selling at 81 So Scrape do 81 40. Tar 81
70 spaIits Iurpenno IS cts Rosin 80 cts Grain-Oid
Corn continues in good demand at 55 for sound
lots New beginning to make its appearance but is not in
order Tor shipment CottonCrops they selling
at 1Oa and II
=, TARBORO', N. c., Dec 5-Turpontine Zip, So 81 TO-
Lar Toe 81 Scrapo 30 35c. per 100 lbs Corn 81 rs
$3 per Dbl. Bacon II I3c
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GREAT YIELD.-Mr Williamson Page, of the
county of Wake, N. c., raised the following crops Cd
one acre Of land, viz In September 1885, he seed
one hushe of wheat mixed with turnip seed from
winch he raised forty-fve bushels of wheat and
ABOUT 500 bushels OF turnips. In June, 1856, he
painted the same ground in corn and peas. and has
harvested ffty-one bushels of corn, and sxty-four
bushels of peas. The only fertilizer used stable
Mauqre. Who Can beat this 2
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CARD.

Having secured the services of j. HELZINGER as Cutter
and Foreman Custom Department, now pre-
pared to fill all orders for COATS PANTS AND VESTS
to particular measures Mr. II. to with rePu-
tat:on too we'll established to need any comment.
We now have the best workmcn in this county, and re-
specfuy solicit the patronage of all who wish satisfaction
in fit an workmanship.
SCOTT s. BALDWIN,
Merchant Tailors, &c. 50 Market street
Nv,
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Observation-Disclosures SAFE or rANo

ADMINISTRATIONS SALE OF LAND
TN PURSUANCE of an order of the last County Court
OF brunswick County, the Subscriber as Administrator
OF the estate of Moses w Bowen deceased will offer at nnb
lie sale the 9th day Of this month"; Bordeaux Depo in
New Hanover County, tract of land belonging to said
estate lying on Turkey Creek about mile and half from
said Depot and containing six hundred forty acres more
of which somewhat hundred acres are clear
ed The whole tract is susceptible of cultivation and
large portion of it good farming land
Terms: six months notes, with approved security
Dee 3-7o3w-If4t JOHN BOWEN, Admir-
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CIRCULAR SAWS

TT7HOSE SAWS stamped ], NJ. ROBINSON are manu-
featured of the finest quality Cast Steel, by the very
best workmen They are tempered by Syvesters Patent
1emperng Machine (Which empers evenly nd rem
ders the blade sitter the guage plate than any other
aparatu and ground Southwes Patent Saw Grinding
Machine; the only machine that will grind Circular
perfectly true. For sale by
July /, 1856 ]. NJ. ROBINSON & son
z S.-Saws of every kind made to order
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NOTICE..

VTNHE SUBSCRIBE having obtained letters testamcnta-
ry the Estate of Daniel Bordeaux, at the December
Term 1856 the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions for
county of New Hanover hereby notifies all persons in
dcbted his cstator forward and make payment
having claims against said cstator notified to
present them within the time prescribed by law this
tice Will be pleaded in bar of their recovery.
Dec. l2.-l5-6t. n. w. LAMB, Executor.
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WILSON'S HARNESS EsTARL1sEiMENT.

G|NrNYN THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs the
RSE IL? Citizens of Wilmington and vicinity tina the
- has located branch Of his New York house at
No. D, Market street. the Wharf, where he will keep
every description Of T
SADDLES BRIDLES HARNESS, WHIPS s. TRUNKS
Every variety Of Ladies and Cfcntlcmens riding Saddles
Fine Sole Leather TRUNKS, aud every thing in his
inc Having extensive facilities he will keep constantly on
hand the most splendid and extensive assortment OF Sadderv
goods in the State, all of which will sold at New York
prices.
N b. Repairing of Harness and Trunks done by the best
"orkGn and all orders for Harness executed with prompt
ness and despatch. MATHEW A. WILSON iN~~~F
Importer and Manufacturer of Harness.
No. 50 Canal street, New York and
Sept. Goth, 1856 I3tf
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
OnsIOw County.
Superior Court Of Law, November Term 1856.
Christian Williams Us. Joseph Williams
PETITION FOR DIVORCE.
APPEARING to the satisfaction of the Court that Jo
seph Williams. the defendant, is not resident of the
State of North Carolina ordered that the Clerk of the
Superior Court of Law make publication in the Wilmington
Journal for six weeks for the said Joseph Williams to
pear answer plead demur Judgment coneSso will
be takeL, and the set for hearing parte.
Witness O. B. Sanders Clerk of our Superior Court of
Law for the County of Onsow and State aforesaid the 9th
Monday after the 18th Monday in September, A. d. 1856
Issued I'd day of December, 1856.
o. B. SANDERS, C. s. C.
Dec II 1856 [Pr adv $j1 l5-6w
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DISTANCES Across THE ATLANTIC BY THE NARI-
Gus RoUTEs-The Boston Post gives the following
as the correct distances across the Atlantic by the
various routes (erce saing) furnished it by Lieut.
Maury:
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
WEEK ENDING DECEMBER llTH, 1856

TURPENT!NE-Ruled steady at quotations of Thursday
last to Monday when it 10 cents and the sales
since have been at 81 40 for virgin and yellow dip, and ST
40 for hard 2S0 lbs There sa moderate demand for
shipping and distng purposes and parcels generally
taken arrival at above figures The transactions for the
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Dec. 9Th, 1856
MARRIED..

In this county, the Sd inst by the Rev. r d. Towels
Mr. } H. CREWS to Miss MARGARET E. HERRING,
daughter of Samuel Herring ESQ
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NOTICE

FTNHE UNDERSIGNED, of the late firm Of Heyer Won
Claim, will continue the GROCERY BUSINESS at
the old stand North Water Street. where he will keep
general of goods in the Grocery ne suitable for
this market. He respectfully socits the patronage of his
old customers and the public generally.
H. VONGLAHN.
Wilmington Sept 30, 1856 5--2Itf
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GOLDSRORO, IRMAI.E C1lILEGE

GOLDSBORO FEMALE COLLEGE,.
THE SPRING SESSION of this Institution will COM
l. the first Monday in January, and close the
last Thursday in May 1851 under the following Faculty
REV. S M. FROST, +. NJ, President and Professor of
Ancient Languages, sc.
j. P. NELSON, A. N, Professor of Mathematics and
Natural Science.
L. F. WHITAKER, ESQ., Professor of Music.
MISS OLIVIA WRIGHT, Assistant in Music
Miss j. +. GILBERT Teacher of French, Drawing and
Painting.
Miss MARGARET CAMPBELL, in charge of the Pre-
paratory Department.
Expenses per Session in the College Department, for
Board and Tuition .........: $40 90
Expenses per Session in the Preparatory Department
for Board and Tuition Observation-Disclosures. 60 90
For Circulars giving further information apply
5. Nj. FROST, President.
Dec 18th, 1856 l5-4t
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q. PfsIGGE

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER, 81 North
w Water Street. (otore formerly occupied by Vessel
Eilers) Wilmington, N. e.
Nov. Goth, 1856 6S-tf
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ARTISTS MATERIALs.
CANVASS by the yard and on Strotchcrs;
~ Oil ColOrS in small tubes;
Nut Oil for mixing coOrs
Water Colors in boxes and by the single cake;
Tracing Linen;
Drawing Paper;
Cancels Hair, Sable and Bristle Brushes and Pencils
Pallets and Pallet Knives
Mathematical Instruments &c, SC A first rate Stock
now on hand at 5 w. WHlIAkERS.
Dec. 9TH 1886.
NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.
rENHE UNDERSIGNED has just opened at the Store on
North Water Street. formerly occupied by Messrs cs-
sci & Eilcr and complete stock of goods suitable Tor
country trade and offers them at low prices
any other in the place Among them may be found
the following:
Is boxes Tobacco Worlds Fair brand;
10 do do lazart do;
) do do Columbia do;
Is bags Coffee 80 kegs Nails "a
j hhds. Porto Rico Sugar;
5 bbls. Clarified do
so boxes Cogate's Pale Soap;
so do Scaled Herring;
65 bbls. Common Whiskey
5 do Bourbon do;
25 do Apple Brandy;
5 do North Carolina Peach Brandy;
20 boxes Cheese 10 kegs Butter
20 do Adamantinc Candies;
10 do Black Pepper; 100 gross Matches
II do Cinnamon; 10 boxes Saleratus;
) bbls Malaga w inc, an ex ;eent article
300 Round Shavcs-L. ood's make;
30 Pioughs do do do;
10 bslS. Soda Biscuit;
> ShOcS-aSSOrtCd qualItcs
IS Wrapping Paper;
) bblS. No. / Mackcrel. Besides a good many other
articles mention which will be sold low for
cash by u. PRlGGE,
Nov. 10Th 81 North Water Street.
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WILMINGTON WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

@ should be understood that quotations
represent the wholesale prices filling small orders high
er to he
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OVERS Err ~ ANTED.

OVEiSsI Err " ANTED.
A YOUNG MAN, bringing good testimonials of charac-
"A ter find employment fair wages in above capa-
city, by applying the subscriber his plantation in
Brunswick county. JOHN II. HILL.
N, Bone acquainted with the culture of Rice and Tur-
pentine would be preferred.
Nov. 29.-7I 81 lift Commercial cOpy]
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DENTIST '

e-e-zsaz.sz4. J. H. FREEMAN, having bong ht out Dr.
Kennedy, ufers his services to the citizens of
U1IIIYy Wilmington and the surrounding country, as
practical DENTIST.
All operations performed by him warranted to give entire
satisfaction. FRONT STREET.
Oct. 10th, 1856. 3O-3m
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NOTE. River Lumber Tar and TurEcntine, sold in the
water are subject expense landing coop
erage, sc say lumber 80 cents to 81 per NJ Tar and
1urpentne about lO@4 cents per bband on naval stores
curred-*FOr Virgin or mixed Turpentne deduction
of one fifth is made the price of yellow DAP,
cordipg to quality.
Wilmington Bank ItsLes @ Exchange.
Batimore...1 pr ct. prem. Philadelphia pr prem
New York; :" virginia....
BOstOE....-.l 6 CharleStOn...4 -
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LOSE UlI NiisLAlD.

NOTE of four hundred dollars, against Jones' Moore &
n Co., dated about the lst Nov 1851 made payable to
the Subscriber hereby forewa all persons from trading
for said Note, has been paid to the proper
MARGARET MURPHY.
Nov. 10Th, 1856 l5-3t
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oPIKITS IURPENTINE-We nave no ALTERATION 70 nOtlcc
the price of this article for the The market rule
quiet with limited demand in the early of the week.
closes with rmness the part Of both buyers and
sellers This morning sales have made at 40 cents,
which figures there but few Sellers they generally
asking higher rates. Sales for the week follows
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HE Subscriber hereby fOrwarns all persons fro fishing
or in any way trespassing upon his lands and fish
ery located upon the Banks upon both sides of New Top
sail Inlet extending twenty-five the West of said
Inlet fifty the East, he determined to
J. w. HOWARD.
Dec. 18th, 1856 l5-4t*
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Observation-Disclosures N, {

Rev. DANIEL JOHNSON, Principal.
Mrs f. NJ Johnson, Govenes and Assistant in Liter airy
Department.
Miss S Il. KERR Assistant in Literary Department.
Miss Il. }. DoUGHERTY, Music Teacher
TN next session of this Institution will Thurs
i day the fifteenth January.
The Trustees state with confidence that they have
cured able and efficient corps of Techers-have employ
ed an obligng energetic Steward and hesitate
saving they offer every inducement be found in
Institutions of similar character.
Rates of Tuition are for the higl"l inches, SIS 90
intermediate Studies ................ II 90
Primary .....'--.' .......... . w
French OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. III w
Music with the of Instrumeat 20 90
JAMES S. MCQUEEN, Sec'y.
Dec. Il, 1856. l5-3t
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So WE WISH 1T DISTINCTLY UNDERSTOOD
that we do not open any new account We do too
uch creait business rady and beg all such desire
to add their list to pay cash and abandon
aea that we shall appreciate any more credit customes
we are compelled to pursue this course We have no
to credit out at per cent
SCOTT & BALDWIN,
80 Market Street
Dec. 9Th, 1856 166t-l5u
RUSSIA SALyE.
purely Vegetable Compound of rare and peculiar
and the best Save made the
OF BUKNS, FLESH WOUNDS and SORES of all kinds
Fce 70 cents er box liberal discount by the dozen
gross. For sale in Wilmington N. c. by
s. w. WHITAKER,
oct oth z6-6m Agent for the proprietor.
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RosN-For Common the market has ruled inactive since
last review and shows decline previous quotations.
On Thursday last eco bb 81 10 for large size bbs
and since then learn of only small lot having
little demand at present, and moderate stock
on market sellers generally asking ST 10 aud upwards.
scarcely anything doing kct dull at 81 % 81 50 per
hbl For No. there is active demand, with very little
arriving and prices continue to rule hgn We quote at -
IS to 81 25 per bbl., according to quality
TAR Declined cents Thursday last and the market
since then has ruled steady at 81 50 per bb with fair
demand Receipts light and sales for the week follows