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NOV 8 BIER %. 1856.
INSURANCE.
The Citizens Fire, Marine and
LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY
~. 2 z tsf4 OF " m lsEsk.INf. si7a!l

0E 0EsWMEREINt.
OFFICE SExT DOOR 70 THE N. { " BANK.
THIS Company iuily organized and prepared TO
y lssue Policies - fs most liberal rates FIKH MA.
REX and lNL2SDlisks.
,i DIRECTORS. isess
Vim. ". shriver, John u. Mathews, John List,
L. $. DELAPIAIN. President.
W. I. PETEasox, Secretary. spI
FIRA AND MARINE I ]
INSURANCE AGEN CEY,
HOWARD FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE Co, or
CHARTER PERPETUAL. - III,
Incorporated by Act Of he leGisintnre OF
PeunAyfynnsn.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $500. Geo, aRCLL
AMOUNT SUBSCRIBED ~ 5fsy4i =.
ss5is 80 -.ats.+s lstresfrd ,foiloies.s
First Bonds and Mortgages on Proper
y in the City OF Philadelphia, S1S5 .090 ~
stoSks worm paf, 2SSl FFseff
Cash on hand. 5t,190
Amount secured by Stock Notes. 49,. 10000
Amount OF stock due Call. a ITO ffsgis ~
THIS COMPANY EFFECTS INSURANCE on s,
Buildings, Merchadise Furniture Lumber,
ses Cargo and all Ports by Railroad Lakes
and Rivers the lowest Rates, uo most liberal
Terms: guaranteeing Prompt Payment the
Losses - st 3;lef.stlif tll2-f flft ~
PerpetuaiInsur usual rates. III i7ll 81 i3t
s;f -Fsts Fp Z. B. sWEARINGEE,
Agent for the State Of virginia.
oniee Union Hall Buildings, West side Of Main St. End
door South Of n. W, Bank ang3
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Saddle. Harness and Trunk Manufactory.
EREMIAH B. SHEPPARD and cliAs. MORGAN have
- this day entered into In Saddle, Harness
and Trunk Manufacturing business, Sep-
pard Morgan = s 1F j ~ =
Having purchased from Mr.. Knote the manufacturing
part Of his extensive establishment and
workshops, have facilities misunderstanding which will
enable TO furnish description articles the very
70 vest rates and Of the latest and most style
our ne, consisting OF Saddles, Brdes, Harness. Trunks
Collars WHIPS Carpet Bags, Sachels Saddle Bags Ac &c.
lowest rates .slGt - sg5lts'sf sls7s
particalar attention will be paid ordered work; repair
Ing promptly attended to and attention
and prices. continuance or the patron
age which has been lhereiy bestowed former
proprietor, SHEPPARD 4 MORGAN, q a
aug 2-3m No131 Aain ST., OF Union
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Sandusky, Mansfield 81 Newark
n -A-I11RO AID
@ Al go Al q.
Change of Time.

EXPRESS
Leave Sandusky, A. NJ $500 p NJ
huron juno. .11-4n .. $40 "
Monroevlle 12O5 p NJ 1.I0s
Centre vile. .:S5 7hs
Plymouth. I.O0 s.s{ s.Is
Shelby juno -. $40
Mansfield juno. 40 80
Frederick, ger p ~ 40 - -
BIT, Vernon. :. ............ 3.42 500
Utica, S.S5
Reach 10
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First sprInE stock
Watches, JewelTy, Silverware,
81 n 6ro a.Ea alllAl.

j t. S COTTsS
NJ FW and splendid IN beauty
~ essnee rarsty and eheapness any hc has
offered hls yatrcns--ulI Be opened on
MONDAY MORNING, 9fTH INST.
To which he rcspsrsis .nrtte- the attention or the ppo-
liz nlfs2
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Sold Out.
ME subscriber having sold out essrs Shepard q
Morgan the nannfactIring OF his estabisl
ment would his tnity sincere
thanks for the very liberal him. for
the last and TO
his numerous friends and customers, successors know
Ing them 70 be experienced warkInen every rax
worthy the confidence and patronage public have
no doubt they Viii render full satisfaction 10 ali who may
favor them with their custom.
aus Ism JOHN kSoTg
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u. J. ALLEN, LII. D.. lIIsiF

LORIN ANDREWs. go
II President ofKenyon College
~ -
TO young who wish 70 acquire aRsiness Educa-
siost think IL affords facilities seldom equaed
GRANGER has the
edge and apness in escng, added practical Counting
koon and feel that graduates from
Gated set Of Hooks =
AP, STONE. Wholesale and Retail Merchant
j. j. JANNEf, Seey Board OF Control STATE Bank OF o.
;. y; PAHM. Book Keeper at d. Il Woodbury..
D. D. oY YEHplEIi, Book Keeper ut Clinton Bank.
< H. q MILLS. Sec,y Columbus Gas and Coke Co
LIB. MASON, Book Keeper at J. H Riley 4 Co.'S.
EE-Por full particulars, send for circular. $
.igisst q Il GaASGER d ARMSTRONG,
5-l- le4-,S Proprieiors.
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NUMBER s.
CITY BUSINE ESS.
ENCOURAGE AMERICAN MANUFACTURhs
BUELEEs's RoOlk.KEEPEk,h "a
ssss Writing Fluid.

.
1NCEths superior Fluid Ink has been before Tia puhlc
p now nearly two yeass, been constantly Eainn In
mold fluid. =
Ties together with smaller sizes hAye been soid
to bankers and merchants in CINCINNATI louisville, Pits
bnFf Bnfalo Cleyeland Detroit, Haue, lafayette,
Indianapolis, Evansville FRANKFORT Lexington,
Nasiytle st Lenis, Sktehsz
ana New Orleans Ithas also been
partnaents Of Kentucky, Tennessee ithas
taken three first clAss Diplomas
Cincinnati and Louisville and four Diplomas and Prize Ne
and Illinois. '' ~
The following merchants, &c. In Wheeling here
tofore using Araod's English Ink have purehaged d u I.t-
lrr's Book -keeper's Writing Fluid. - -
Bank OF Virginia; Merchants' Mechanics.
ring County Clerk Of Ohio County; National Tsie
graph olee Baltimore and Ohio Railroad oce MeLaze
Honse; Kelly, Holloway & Co.; Russell heAfee. Gordon
Matthews Cos T. syseeney Son; Doane CswEil or &
Boyt; Boyd or; Oliver Pryor. Stout Co., Lamb
din, Gilberson Co.; Press :, :,
For sale at manufactures prices by
ooS0 La sfBDIN. (3IIRFRSnr A. IN
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% Pc THRF0SUs GIL.
DIRECT ROUTE 70 CINCINNATI AND THE WEST /
Two Passenger Train. DaiIy each way
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THE LADIES' pEPARy1fENy

IdEN NLADIES' 'sDEPARI,MENT -
Is opened for the reception Ladies' No Instiop In,
this Department. '35
In concluson would add that we shah put forth our
pest saorts 70 merit IN sl more eminent the Hat
ertnE reception with which enterprise has Ece
pLedgs olLsetpes to iAipurt aorofoI Drtfiefi
course eredne Instruction dit can b. d AZ m,
cther oipaftfy Mercantile College. g - ,'y
Among the many we rive The foitov
ave. the ndersgned take pleasure In tes,ifvn tia
are personally acquainted witi, Mr. ability as an
and Teacher OF Book which Is Of me
highest order He has had great experience a an Ac
countant In heavy Connercal and Banking Houses which
g!yes him superior facilities in iinpartlg & IraeticaI
Hs,o,csedgs @ Book and Gopercial
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1856-04-23

ucation throughout the County the ne
cessity of SO grading the schools under
their charge, that the advanced classes may
be taught during the winter term, and
the primary classes, during the summer
term.
B. Powell offered the following resolu-
tion which was adoptedJ
Resolved. That the members of this
association be requested to furnish con-
tributions of literary character, at the
next meeting of this association, and that
the association have the same published
together with the doings of the society, in
pamphlet form.
On motion of W. Wheeler, Resolved,
that a committee of 6ve be appointed to
superintend the printing of said pamphlet,
and to act as editors of the same.
Whereupon the following persons were
VIM. Wheeler, B. Powell,
A. J. Sutton, j. G. Clark, and V. G.
Knight.
On motion it was Resolved that COM
mittee of one in each township, be ap-
pointed, for the purpose Of visiting the
schools in their several townships and
through the County papers, or
to the association.
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Adjourned until Thursday morning.
lx,.s. .TuURspAY 81 o'clock a. NJ.
The class was exercised in Geography
by S. A. Graham and in Grammer by
j. C. Clarke
The following persons were appointed
by the President to conduct the exercises
at the next meeting of the association.
viz.
orthography- j, Sutton, VIM. c.
Barnes.
Arithmetic and Algebra. o. Amos,
Enoch Martin
Grammar-George Mason, B. Powell.
Geography. c. Clark, J. Brooks.
Philosophy-W K. Upton, Wm.
Wheeler
Chemistry. J. Sutton, VIM. F.
Hunter Jr
Philosophy. C. Clark, J. o. Amos,
Writing-W. Wheeler B, Powell.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The committee on resolutions reported
the following, which were adopted:
WHEREAS, the prosperity and happi-
ness of every family, community, or ma
ton, depends upon the right education oi
its members, and whereas for the promo
ton of this right education, we need good
schools, and whereas, to the existence OF
good schools, it is necessary that we have
efficient boards of education, well quail
fed teachers, and earnest and cooperating
parents, therefore,
Resoloed, That it is the duty of local
directors to furnish good school houses
employ competent teachers, visit the
schools under their care as often as con.
yenient, and make such examinations as
in their wisdom they may think beneficial
TO the advancement of the students.
That it is the duty of teachers to thor
IouSuJ Hudiiy eu0inSSifCo loI tuc WOFh v
linstructing, to preserve order in their sew
eral schools, to require thoroughness il
lrecitations, and to be systematic in all tn,
duties of the school room.
! That we urge upon parents the necessi
| ty of visiting their schools, at least ono
during each term, and of requiring thei
children to attend punctually, and obe,
the requirements of the teacher.
That for their better preparation, it i
the duty of teachers to subscribe for a
least one educational periodical, and t
attend all Teachers Associations whic
may be held in their county.
/ Resoloed, Further, that we continue t
1recommend to teachers and boards of edu
cation, ss.Pelton's Outline Maps" as
i valuable auxiliary in teaching Geography
/ Resolred, That we recommend Com
stocks Philosophy, as a suitable elias
1 book, in that important science
Resolred, That we continue to recon
mend the Eclectic series" of schoe
i books, as the class books to be used in ou
schools.
Resoived, That we as an Association
use our best eHertions for the promotio
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MORRIS & WILLIAMS. PRoPRIEToRS.
JERE. WILLIAMS. EDITOR.
WOODSFIELD, OHIO. APRIL es. 1855.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE TEACH
ERS' ASSOCIATION.

committee nau Deen unable 10 purcHass
the, specified apparatus and requested fur
tller instructions from the Society. On
motion of W. Wheeler
Resolred That the committee on ap-
paratns be instructed to purchase an air
pump, and the necessary appurtenances
thereto, for the use of society
On motion of A. J, Sutton committee
of three was appointed to draft a new
constitution: the old constitution of the
society having been lost.
\ "A. j. Sutton, W. Wheeler, and B.
Powell were appointed said committee.
: On motion, committee was appointed
t6feport resolutions for the action Of the
association. W. Wheeler, J. W. w.
Bolton, and Samuel Rugsuggcr were ap-
pointed said committed.
fR..L. Morris, teacher upon read
ing, being absent James o. Amos was
appointed to fill the vacancy.
The class was exercised in Geography
bysA. j. Sutton, after which suggestions
were made by several members present,
upon S the best method Of teaching Ge-
ography.
On motion of Y. C. Knight, it was
Resolved, that committee of 3 be APP
pointed to report upon the best method
Of grading our common schools.
G. Knight, j. o. Amos and j. w,
W. Bolton were appointed said COM
mittee. i s
w. Wheeler offered the following, which
was laid on the table. Resolved that we
recommend the Bible as a suitable class
book for use in our common schools.
The. association then took recess un-
til I o'clock
ssH - EVENING SESSION.
The resolution recommending the Bible
as q class book, was taken up and was
lost after considerable discussion in which
the following persons took part, viz: AT
firnatiye, j w. w. Bolton, J. G. Clarke,
and w, Wheeler, Negative NJ. Morrow,
B. Powell, A. j. Sutton, and V. c. Knight.
The association then adjourned until
Tuesday morning.
TUESDAY s ] O'Clock A. NJ.
The minutes of the preceding day were
read and adopted. The class was ex-
ercised in Orthography by A. J. Sutton
and in Grammar by j. C. Clark. Recess
until II o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The class was exercised in Arithmetic
by w. Wheeler aud in Geography by S.
A. Graham. The committee on drafting
constitution reported the constitution a.
it now stands winch was adopted. Re
cess untir7 o'clock.
EVENING SESSION.
The evening was occupied as an 'expe
rience meeting by the teachers. Adjourn
ed until Wednesday morning.
asvs "WEDNESDAY 81 o'clock A. M.
The report of committee on gradint
common schools was received and laiC
upon the table
The class was exercised in reading b,
u O. Amos and in Mental Arithmetic b.
BsPewell and w. Wheeler.
81 AFTERNOON SESSION.
The class was exercised in Nat. Philos
ophy by A. ]. Sutton and in Orthograph
by;J. @. Clark. 4
-ftssssE3a EVENING SESSION.
Report of committee on grading school
was taken up and after considerable dis
cussion was adopted, being amended soa
to read as follows. The committee t
which was referred the subject of grading
our common schools respectfully repor
the following;
Rssolved. That this association can
not urge two strongly upon boards Of ed
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SPEECH OF
HON. STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS,
OF ILLINOIS.
ON THE ADMISSION OF KANSAS.
In the Senate March 90, 1855.

TIE Senate, as an committee ofthe WhoIe
having taken up for consideration the 6iN
to authori-e the people Of the Territory Of
Ransos to form constitution and State
government, preparatory to the admission
tasto the Union, aolen they haze the requisite
populotion-
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EGiiEEHfENfINE BAKERS OF ,
january 8, 1885.
wv AKR COIrV,rV

WA AXE COUNTY, N. C.-BY VIRTUE OF ,
w deed of trust to me executed by william cIr,a
o,eo 2'th OF December, lS5 registered in Book X mn
'9i' '92 records Of Wake County and for The nn, Ip
.nefen specified hereby offer f, sale one lot on Scwh
H1 IN The City OF Raleigh purchased bv the said iark ot
inc CLERK and Master in Equity Wake COUNTY ut sale
unuer decree OF the Court of Equity for partition be-
tween the hers of John G. Sted.rln deceased taer
WIN '.,e buildings and appurenances hecunio belong
iu'he same being formerly the residence of the said
!an d Clarke The lot contains an acre in hr, cul
ev.on Is Tree from nut grass, contains MANY bearing
M !rees ana Is situated directly opposite the Bank Of
me otac and the episcopal Church in said CITY, and is
one hundred yards east Of the east gate of the Can't
to square Repairs to the 81 400 have been re-
SeE pun upon the buildings, four in number including
1nE n'uHe' win SIX rooms office Kitchens etc.
aiso ny virtue of the deed and for the benefit of
m concerned offer for sale valuable tract of land thirty
'ceS upon Neuse river, in the county of Wake with
t,e uuihgs tnereon known the Neusc River OIL Mills.
irce s4ooo The mill seat sold fifteen years aga Clarke
anu JeHeys Tor 81 OOo. Since that time an entirely new
oaW ahd Oii Mill, with press hullers, heaters nuiening
mill ana jumpers. and DAM have been erected and
ADDED thereto This property lately appraised at So
The object of these sales being mainly change of invest
men, am authorized, upon the money being safely sec.
ared TO ct upon liberal credit To any one dismissed
10 iocate Ill Wake and in lucrative business the
preseh is rare Opportunity for securing residence
ana business stand in pnpulous country negborhood
Ihey VIII be sold together separately and the title var
ranted. - 49,
EDWARD CANTWELL,
Trustee.
Raleigh, July a5, 1885, swtCE72
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VALUABLE BOOKs.-LOuDON q. c. ARBO-
return ct Fruticetum Brtanniclm; or the Trees and
Shrubs of Britain pc.ory and botanically delneated,
and scientifically and popularity described vols, four of
letter press and four of plates, Svo.
National CycoItrdia Of Useful knowledge. Being Cy-
cl aa of abecal Reference for every subject of hu-
inquiry; embracing Ancient and Modern Literature;
History, Civil and Ecccs;ascal Chronology Biography
Geography and Topography Law and Government Social
Economy Philosophy; Mathematics; Physical Science;
Chemistry Geology and tinelalogy; Zoology; Botany
rfacturcs and Trade; Arcitectue Painting and Engra.
wing Sculpture; Music In II vols. half Russia
An EncycoIr La of Architecture Carpentcry and Build
ing from the earliest to The present time, by Peter
Nicholson First American edition, with large additie BY
Lomax and Gunyon. architects illustrated with 2sl re
steel eng,avngs. Two vols large 4to (Just pubsk,a.)
Neatly half Bound in Russia
This invaluable TX, for the first time published in
the United States contains mine ofuseful practical inor
builder, the working and the general reader
Elegantly Illustrated Standard Works.
The Moore Gallery Series of 4s elegant steel engra-
wings of Female Figures and Landscapes illustrating Moores
Poems, with Prose and Poetcal Descriptions vol 4to
Moores Complete Poecal Works, with Notes and Life
Illustrated with As superb steel engravings. vol royal
vo. best antique mos. The best edition published.
The Byron Gallery Series of fifty highly finished steel
ting Byons Poens with Prose and Poetlca Descriptions
l vol. Alto.
Byrons Complete Poctical Works. with copious Notes,
illustrated with 80 elegant steel plates Royal Svo.
For sale by
H. D. TURNER,
N. c. Bookstore.
Raleigh Nov. 6, 1856. lOl-
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THE NORTH DEcHhBER

1.aA n TEE ANNUAL, MEETINGS on YHE NORFHO AR..
~ olina Mutual Insurance COMPANY, held on the sth
cers Tor the ensuing wear: - :
-. u., :, r, r, 81, ~ HagG;ap @ - s
& liz 7 r ,v;i,;ar, se 81 ' lae;kH Ky.
55k5s. q w n fntcbnrs S Io.
$50 Ion,as r Jardnn esst4dn
Ion,cs n Tn,vlas A., s.s>;.5 ~ -
I.n,os = H.. w. w. -
n 800 aiAso NJ. .o n " Ii:.E 'on
~ ~ W. ny ~ , 1.,
~ y' ~ u. ", IWIsnn., Wlinhneton. 5-zSE
yvnI w ~ S S9sss' E Eusnto.i r;.
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TSa,, :. - ,st.l'
". n n x q: nmi.h mn Ma aH1s
O. q. -. !" S ,,s, Mia ;i. "''e' = So
F+,-..s 4 = Inna H;;,ishoro, 49,.
I,seni, Whta Ansnn County
y y"sbp Ro W n.e s.i hmson oouh'y'
a - S Snr,,,,. 'd.s shav;,,a q
OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY
s.a W otiso D. prea;,1ent oo'' AN
II. D. Turner sH;ce Pres;Ient
John G. J Patri,re =. sec yesase"''
Ji II p ~, e r.
= Iiaro' lt.1 st -
1,hn q W;Ion,,s ~ ~ N9'
n II So,hr ' [ zt; r.;,,o.
r w II il,,tch;,os, 1"e'"''0e '0'''"'''ee
This comnanv his b =; s,ossf,, o,,or.+;o, ovo-
wears and cont;npe IN t.L RISKS nnn oil rlosses IF
ncrv in tbs State Iexct Se. Mis- and Tnrnentina s
fjiey;es mon fvoahla terns Tts PoI;ces nov, coyor
a IT, ar9 pGisn Of Which "a
dd Thnd n"I, =; hr, "p ..e sei' u un
Tho .rernoa cost nfInSnmnca nnnn fh Ion nftL;s Gam
pany has been less than one third of one nor cent ner
num- all grades of property embraced in its operaons
addressed f. the Secretary most mid ''o"-" W
! g. PART RIDGE Seo'v
Raleigh, June II, 1855 So
ec-,e :, 80, ="
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IMPORTANT SALE.

nm SATURDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1856, WILL BE
Of land, situate in the County of Wayne, Nahunta
Swamp, adjoining the lands of Robert Taylor, George
Thompson and Others known the Thompson plantation,
containing about twelve hundred On the plantation,
there is good convenient dwering-aso. large and
modiouS barns, cotton-gn and and all OF her
cessary buildings
Also at the same time. will he sold about $50 bales of
cotton, II 1900 barrels of and many other articles
Terms.-The land will be sold credit of one,
and three years The other property credit Of six
months. Bonds and approved uietes required.
by order of the representatives of
ELIAS BARNES, dec
Oct. 49, 1885, 96--td.
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TNNHE N. c. MUTUAL INSURANCE CON-
Il PANY.--The annual meeting Of the North Carroll
ma Mutual insurance Company Will be he'd the Office of
the Company, i'll the City of Rlegh Tuesday the 9th
day OF Jarlry lsJI, for the purpose Of elccnS Board
OF ID irectors for the ensuing year
JNO. c. PARTRIDGE, Sec
Dec 4, 1856 e.
So IL NOW ALI MEN BY THESE PRES.
ETA ENTS,'' mat ! am the only man in Rae 9Th
that keeps Fresh Oysters by the measure, expressly for
families at 81 40 per gallon, fur doors below the Post
Office.
w. C. PARKER.
Dec s, 1856. D
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AUCTION SALE OF BOOKS.

WILL SELL, COMMENCING. TONIGHT AT
my store on Fayetteville street. and continue until the
isock disposed o. an extensive and valuable collection of
Family and Pocket Bibles Letter Cap and Bill Paper Steel
lens, De- &c Sale to commence each night at o'clock.
The attention of the literary public is respectfully solc-
lted Sale positive -
Dec. s, 1856 - - 9--->,1 A"S'io'I s
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NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
Change of Schedules the NOrth.C Carolina
Railroad, and the Charlotte and South. Caro-.
lima Railroad.
AN AND AFTER MONDAY, THE 4TH DAY OF
" August, 1885, the Passenger Trains these Roads
will run us follows:
NoRTH-C CAROLINA RAILROAD
Leave Goldsboru at 200 a. m
Arrive at Charlotte at a 3un NJ
Leave Charlotte at $50 D. IT.
Arrive at Goldsboro' ut 5,45 a. H.
CHARLOTTE SOUTI-C AROLINA RAunOAD
Leave Charlotte at $50 D. m
Arrive at Columbia at 4,3O a. M
Leave Columbia at 800 a. m
Arrive ut Cha l'te at 4.lO p. m.
Passengers taking this route will meet with detention
between Montgomery and New York-passing through
fine, healthy region in North and SouthCa,olina Al RAJ
leigh they have choice of routes via Raleigh CASTOR
Railroad, via Godsboro to Weldon, where both
with the Inland Route by Rchnond and Washing
City, and with the Bay Line Route by Portsmouth to
Baltimore.
THEODORE s. GARRETT,
Eng'r and Sup't N. G. r. r.
July 80, 1856. 73-swtf
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Bank of the State of North.Carniina.
a DIVIDEND OF FIVE PER CENT.@ON THE
has been declared day payable to the sockhoders
tne fnncpa Bank on the first Monday in January next
ana at the branches fifteen days thereafter. s.,
p.,.;u,, 9. DEWEY, Cash.
A'S'e'sn' Oec. q, 1896, Still
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II E MOYAL.

NOTICE.
A 81 HAVE DETERMINED TO REMOVE SOUTH,
now offer my valuable tract of land for SALE contain
ing four Hundred Acres of which about hundred and
fifty acres in fine state of cultivation The balance
well wooded and good arabic land.
Said land has il irst-rate dwelling house, all me-
cessary houses and fine well of water in the yard
line orchard of apples and peaches of every kind
Said land lies nine miles southeast of Raleigh, between
the Wilmington and Newborn Roads, in one mile Of Au
burn
will take great pleasure in showing said land to any
person who may wish to buy.
p. H. STURDEVANT.
August 10, 1856. 79-tf
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-12-10
LOOK AT THIS.
KK7M. COOKE. TAKES THIS METHOD I

" M. COOKE, TAKES THIS METHOD OF IN
w forming his friends and customers that he has
ceived his Fall and Winter stock of Dry Goods Groceries,
Brown, Crushed and Clarified Black and Green Teas Ba
con- Lard Meal Candles. Adamanne and Tallow; Ground
Alum and Liverpool Salt Fine Tobacco and Cigars Also
aot of Miles fine Boots Shoes and Caters both for gem
tlemen and ladies' aud great many other articles
cash. -.ss - y
This establishment is the recently occupied by
rence's Hotel - -, %
Raleigh, Nov. l. 1856. 99-swtf
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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-12-10
Steam Saw Mill for Sale,

Steam Saw Mill for Sale.
VNE OFFER FOR SALE OUR STEAM SAW MILL,
w which is forty fve horse power and built under the
supervision Of an experienced machinst The terms of
payment will be made agreeable to the purchaser The
property be delivered before the LIST Of January
1887. Apply to usether by letter person. Raleigh.
,-..-.. HOGG & HAYWOOD,
Oct. 81, 1856. >-sw 6w