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M. II. MALLON.
Raleigh, April 3, 1856. 40-4f

NOTICE.-THE SUBSCRIBER OBTAINED AD.
~ MiN1STRATION of the estate of the late Joseph b.
G. koulas ct - February term 1851 of Wake County Court
make immediate settlement and payment and requires oil
those having claims against the estate present them
within the time limited by law In the absence of the sub
scrber Mr. Albert Simmons is authorized make settle
ments He will found at the store lately occupied by
the decd where the books will be kept The subscrber
will also rent until the 10th of November next the fnt
room over the store occupied by Dr. B. Haywood as an
Apothecary Shop and the two in the Office on the
northeast corner of Mrs Rouhac's lot.
Feb. %, 1885, 27-,f
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ORANGE HOTEL.-THE SUBSCRIBERS HAv-
repairing and refurnshng and will speedily have
it completed in such to give satisfaction to ALL
even the most fasdious They intend it for first class
principal thoroughfre 10 and from the Deport the n c.
Railroad and by far the handsomes street the town. Of
fer the visitors and soourner which cannot
be found elsewhere in the place. Our table and sta
bes will both and horse with the most
comfortable home.
We shall keep no bar
Families and persons wishing to spend the Summer in
this delightful country will find especially adapted
w We hope to receive what determined merit
liberal share of patronage.
II. c. STROUD co.
sHillsboro', N. c., June 20, 1885, 6l-swtf
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TN VOL. vO, pp 4oc PRICE REDUCED to So,
i with Wileys and Eaton's Forms Cantwelrs Justice
and this vo showing the actual practice in the County
Courts The mere Citizen the fdnctonary, the lawyer
easy business and ceremonies Pos
tage 81 cents For sale by 81. D. TURNER. Raleigh,
principal depot. e >
Papers inserting the above two tmsG entitled 70
aeopy on applicafion. $50 -
Ralaigh, August 70 1856. ..sile 7s--st.
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Successor to e. L. Harding.

ru1HE EUNDERs1GNED WHO HAS BEEN FOR MANY
January 1885, appointed Agen: for the Raleigh Branch"
by the same manufacturers with whom Mr. H.
ted while business this city The same aud class
now cnoys will be kept and the prices will be uniform,
and we hope satisfactory in every particular
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MANTEO MILLS.

VuNHIS VALUABLE PROPERTY, SITUATED ON
Neuse River in the county of Wake, will be offered
for sae POSITIVELY at the Court House in Raleigh,
Thursday, the 18th October next
The property contains all necessary buildings and fix
lures for Paper, Grst and Saw Mill and has unbounded
command of water.
more particular description is deemed unnecessary as
persons desiring purchase will of wish the
property which win be shown BY person residing the
premises. -. 80 ~
Terms which will be liberal made known on day Of sale
Undoubted title will be made to the purchasers
GEO. w. MORDECAI
For self and others.
Raleigh, July "a, 1885. .5.E.f- = Ts1s Tl-sWtd.
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One Price JeweIry Store.
MYERS & JANKE.
DEALERS IN
Fine Watches, Jewelry, Spectacles,
SILVER WARE, &c.
NO. 751, MAIN STREET, RICHMOND VA.
Watches and Jescelry carefully repaired
October 4, 1856. Sly
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Turnip Seed.
EARLY FLAT DUTCH, RED TOP. LARGE GLOBE
English Norfolk and Ruta Baga just received at the
Drug Store of WILLIAMS HAYWOOD'S
Raleigh, July %, 1856. se- ~. -- + 70
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ENOR BUSINESS MEN.-SUITS OF CASHIERS
IL and Marseiles, just received.
w. II. WILLIAMS. Ag+.
April 16, 1856. = . az.
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STEAMER ASTORIA.
For POrtsmout and Beaufort.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT


THEE SPLENDID LowPREssURE STEAMER AS
y repaired and Machinery put in her will commence
her regular trips for the SATURDAY July 5th
ana Will run the following schedule:
Leave Washington Saturday mornings at O'Clock,
NJ. for Portsmouth and Beaufort.
Leave Beaufort Monday mornings at o'clock A. M
Leave Washington Tuesday mornings at O'clock A.
NJ, for Portsmouth and Beaufort
Leave Beaufort Wednesday mornings at o'clock NJ
for Portsmouth and Newbern.
Leave Newbern on Thursday mornings at o'clock A. M,
Leave Beaufort Friday mornings ut o'clock, A. M for
Portsmouth and Washington.
Fare Fare from Washington to Portsmouth, ssso
Fare from Newbern Portsmouth, 50
MEALS EXTRA.
Passengers will be landed at Portsmouth Beaufort
without extra charge.
Washington lake Stage on be
from Wilson, "a station the Wilmington and Weldon
karoad to and thence by Steamboat to Wash
two boats on the River.
BE HANKS.
washington, n. Co. June IL, 1856. SO. -swtO1.
TRvINGs' WASHINGTON, VOL. III, READY
1nm. l0r as1eIy Ss 1sE to subscribers at PoMERoYs
ID ERFUMERY AND sOAPs.LPEsCUD &
for little money.
INSANE ASYLUM OF N. C.-THE BOARD OF
q rectors not being provided with the necessary funds
to adopt the following resolution and ordered the Supern
tendant to have the same published:
Resoloed That hereafter all officers bringing County pa
hents to this Institution must be furnished with three
months pay in advance for board &C., at the rate Of three
dollars per week.
~ Register, Wilmington Commercial, Edeuton Ameri-
can Fayetteville Carona Ashevile Spectator Salisbury
Banner copy and send accounts to E. c. Fisher supert.
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$1,000 Re- ard.
an THE 9TH OF JUNE ,1s:6, WAS STOLEN OUT
u of the foot of my Rockaway carpet bag containing
clothing Jewery, and valuable papers to the amount Of
25 80 thousand dollars wilt give the above reward
for the contents of said Carpet Bag $500 for delivery
of the papers therein contained. w. Il. NEWLY.
Washington, June co. 1856. 62-sw3m.
NOR THE SICK.-RICE FLOUR, FARINA, CORN
Il Starch, Tapioca Sago, Arrow Root and Gelaline, in
store and for sale by Sd.
WILLIAMS 4 HAYWOOD.
GOOD ADVICE ABOUT PIANOS !-MUSIC
u IN HOUSE!!-A house without Music, is like o
Nursery without Children, silent gloomy and desolate
Music is the harmonic soul of life breathed suggested
everywhere in nature and only absent from the lips and
souls of those who eft for treason, sratagems and
spoils. So young ladies' insist at your Papa
buying Piano from E. NASH, Of Petersburg, although
you may be able to play than Poka, Negro
Melody, and Days of Absence; on it.
The above is GOOD advice You can always find about
40 select Pianos at the lowest prices with all the various
styles and patterns at P. NASHS
8s Sycamore of Bank street.
Petersburg. Va. fs-szF
Aug. 26, 1856. ..ae.- - II ..8O-sWu
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KEMP p. BATTLE,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, a
FAYETTEVILLE ST., RALEIGH, N. C..
Will attend the Courts of Wake and Franklin and the
Terms of the Supreme and Federal Courts.
July ], 1885, 66-H
E3Y- Register cOpy,
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A. NJ. LEWIS,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
MAY BE FOUND, WHEN NOT ABSENT ON PRO-
1vA FESSIONAL BUSINESS at his office near his resi-
dence north of the Capitol, on Halifax Street.
Raleigh, July II, 1855. 66-tf
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SEGARS Il TODACCO--of the finest qualit- IL
- ways on hand at the Drug Store of
WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD.
Raleigh, N. c., April 18th, 1856. Al
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Book Binding.
JOHN HI. DeCARTERET & SON.

THEWING TOBACCO.-THOSE WHO ARE
~ fond of the aceed and have not chewed Tobacco,
missing great treat 1t is generally believed have
the best in town. Call and try u quid at
PESCUD GATLING'S.
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SIDNEY A. SMITH,
TTORNEY AT LAW,
SMITHFIELD, NC,
Will attend regularly the Courts of Pleas Quarter Ses-
slons OF Wake, Johnston Cumberland and Harnett.
Smithfeld. Feb. 20, 1856 2S-tf
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SPLENDID CIGARS.-5O,OO0 CIGARS OF VA
- RlOUS brands in store, and for sale very low at
wholesale and RETAIL
fyou want good cigar at small price be to give
ms a CALL
PESCUD GATLING.
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LEWIS 4 KING;
Commission Merchants,
MOBILE, ALABAMA.
B. B: LEWIS, formerly of Franklin Co., N. G.
DR.. PEYToN KING, of Pickens Co., Ala.
A. NJ Lewis, our authorized agent of Raleigh, N. G.
June 6, 1854. S.
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For Sale. -
a QUANTITY OF FINE OLD Peach and Apple
: >, -" = 80 SETH JONES,
sf IS. So sPomona, Wake CO., N G..
August so, 1885, 114s-w8t
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sPHcIAL No7rcBs.

r. New York Life Insarance Cempan{'
n i MEETING Of the Board of Director4 Of hicnr
!, I'D for the New York Lite 8nnIsnee Sesnps my,
on Monday February 4. 1856 the following RESOLUTION
" - adopted unanimously
Pm. uusi,r siruet President and Directors OF ie
t,an sauv staye exs ned tbe report and exhibits 0,
The New York Life .lsuraace Company TOT the last
ysar sfubrncng fnli satemst st ats sssete
IL to the 6fst OF January. El6. and. being salspn
Nth the lrerfect sound condition OF tfre Son1pahy
cordially recommend IL to the encouragement anu
sunport Of the whole community -,
r commenced its operations II years ago, WIN
guarantt ed CAPITAL Of evs which has
10 4 a55 0aa e. all invested in State stocks ana "a
bopd and mort believed TO be undoubtedly eooa
We know of no mode If investing money inorS
proftaby The profits mutual for the Az,
have averaged not less than thirty per cent annuSs
on rb :, ure ,nitfrns paid set' - llll.- -. /
GEORGE w. MUNFORD, President
.r,a.1 s.-ls CHARLES Ell. READ, ~sf ..ie- 3
.sI -.,... WILLIAM o.. PAINE.
GEORGE w. CLUTTER, Directors
'-.''- @- LANES B. TAYLOR, q, IL ts.a
THOS. p. AUGUST,
-... ....... f1tresh -fHRHGl Report. -, a., -
Anount of Assets, Jan l, 1852 ~
Amount of Receipts for pre- .s. z...-.. ~
uiuns interest, &c, to Jan 70
uary 1856. ..',.i.. fo'''A'o ~ Pr 's--
- DisbUFsemcHts. NJ
pad Ios.es nv dearh interest
on dividends aud all other ex- -
Sansas ......,............ S4o ~
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On yesterday morning, MARY MATILDA, infant
daughter of III 9. and Lavinia 4. Whitman, aged 4
months and IL days.
Her funeral will take place from the residence OF
her parents to-day 10 O'clock. The friends OF tho
family are invited to attend
Departed this life on Monday night, 4tll Inst, at
~ o'clock at the residence of HE brother-in law OF
consumption, MIR. SAMUEL BRUMdEL, in the 18th
year of his age. He leaves wife, small chill
dren and many friends, to mourn their irreparsble
loss.
In Henrco County. Saturday evening, 2nd inst
Mrs MARY POCKLfNGTON, in the 2ith year of
her age leaving an atfrctionate husband and hume
rous friends to mourn their loss.
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THE ,pAILYanISPA'FCH
.Irnnseessa Nv War.


, ss..-oA....e.. aUaasees.ary War. ., = -.
g. of Al, che purposes for which war was Eyer en-
,ar.d into va can conceive none more distf.Au'
a .,h.n .Ae denomination of personal ana ~
shs dfrs
,r.sxh;rh aanresaea humanity in Eurspe ~
ashsy ,ae Ewes sf Tire great mass Of
he srcv az he ind idud occnpant q ln1one'
1T. .h r,,na., OF the hah Dozen MINISTERS 20
: .r.,.- 80 cabinet II Is horrinae 10 lmhk taaa'
Il }. ..,,sv ~ velisu ambition OF one royal house
!, ,..s,,s Ia ~ The human race have been often
IS rs.a,a., = continent submerged in blood and
80 a. suea with the agouizmg cries OF wfdo"S
.,.a r,bans In ehis enlightened age of the world
3 ,aav,eyer. tire are few despots 10 Europe VINO
vou dare to face the responsibility to the p'ip'',
s.ntsnent Of civilization and at the a"ini oar ~
conscience, Of plunging nation into war 70 graz
~ seifsh aspirations for power, or 10 eA1eA' INC
tsrritorisl limits OF their own domi'ohs -h@
n. In our own country the Sovereignty supposed
10 reside In tho people and there IL no upon
which The ,,opulsr voice should be more carefully
ons,,,aa ,han in that which involves the awful is
800 80 rbere il no subject In which SO many
=, ;ro,oeuse and diversified interests are IN
voIved none which so comes home to every mans
int6rests and freside. A war with any great lead
ing power OF Europe would destroy American
CONNER Co. cripple all the public improvements of
every state in the Union and throw the industrial
interests Of the whole country a century behind
the age. The social misery it would produce can
not be calculated, and. after running its full career
oil destruetiyeness, it would very likely end with
out settling sssingle question for which it was be-
gun. Even the last war with England, glorious as
IL was for the naval renown Of the United States,
did not wiring from England the concession Of the
points for which we drew the sword, yet peace
was hailed With aeclamatons ana Examinations all
over the land. @ -... -. rs .. . .--.t
~ We take it for granted that no administration IN
this country would ever preeipitate this country
into war without the full concurrence OF the
American People. Their thoughts are turned on
Peace; their great desire is to avoid the oontro'
yersy which is now raging in Europe, andsto enjoy
uninterruptedly the pleasant and profitable pur-
suits Of peace. If Northern commerce suffers from
!. trihing injury from Danish Sound Dues, or Eng
sh competition let it repair its losses by addition
al enterprises, and not hazard all it now possesses
for aproLlematical good. At any rate, the South
cannot be expected to regard with peculiar com
paacency war which cannot In any way advance
its interests or welfare.
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Internal improvements.

For two years past the Internal improvements
Of Virginia have been almost at a stand still The
great covington and Ohio Railroad, the indispen.
sable Importance of which to the growth and pros
perity Of the State, almost everybody now readily
admits, received no aid from the last Legislature
and the probability is that appropriation for any
Internal improvement VIII be made this winter.
SO LET old Virginia not stand still for two years
more OF rather fall back; for the State which
stands still amid the onward progress of the world,
= falling further and further behind every day
Alas, for Virginia. We fear that she is Common
wealth Of the Past! No wonder the hopes of the
most sangaine are dropping. No wonder her sons
are leaving her every day for other lands I.
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COLLISION WITH A RICHMOND yEssEI.-The
schooner Beckett Hamilton, Of and from Washing
ton, y. C., with cotton and naval stores. while
lying to anchor OF Jersey City. Monday morning,
betw cen and N. clock, was sunk by Iage field
Of ice, causing her to drag her anchor, when she
drfted foul of the schooner Fanny Currie. OF Rich
mond outward bound, aud remained in that situa-
ton for some time. when another large field OF ice
came upon her, knocking her down ON her beam
ends and cutting her through, when she immedi
ately filled She was then cleared from the Fanny
Currie and drifted down the bay. All hands were
saved BY jumping ON board of the Fanny Curric'
which vessel has received no damage.
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A Fatal Occurrence.

kEYFOItr, y. j., Feb. t, le56-A young man
named Elisha Boyle, found dead on the ice
alongside the sloop Dusty Miller, at keyport dock
this morning. The sloOp had been robbed on Fri.
day night and the Captain, William Crane, had set
q loaded gun in such position that the opening Of
the cabin slide would discharge the contents into
the lega of the person opening it. Boyle had aP-
parently stopped when pushing back the slide, as
the entire charge of buckshot entered the heart
killing him Instantly
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RejOicinas al the Election of MIR. Banks In
Bangor.

BANGOR, Feb IA salute of l03 guns will be
fired tomorrow in honor Of the election of Mr.
Banks to the Speakership of the House of Repre-.
sentatives. In the evening the Republicans will
hold q public meeting
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Accumulated fund. January lat, eoaoOS %
For farther information aud explanatory books cal
a, No. 1s3 Main street, square above the virginia
Banks or for reference call on either member Oh the
GEo WYTHE MuSroRD, Esq, President, (Secre-
tary of the Commonw salth ol Nirginial 49,,
I7nitad Presbyterian Church !; VIM q. Paine, ESQ d,
Kent Paine L Co, merchants; George w Clutter,
Auditor of Public Accounts Rev james b. Taylor,
Cor Sew So Mission Board Thomsa P. August AT,
torney at Law; John Bagby, Esq, farmer, King and
Queen county, Va ,,,,onrr,, 49,.
fe 6-Suf ChAhLES "ohihA'i' AseHt.
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Col. Wheeler, United states Minister ia
Nicaragua, and MIR. Marcy.

WASHINGTON, Feb 6.--Col. Wheeler, Minister
to Nicaragua, has written reply to Secretary
Marcy, who disapproved his conduct in reeogni
zing the Government of Nicaragua Col. w. in
sists that from surrounding circumstances and civ
iliLed usages it was justiable. He further states
that Col Walkers forces now number 200, and
that his Government is firmly established, and that
the plan for uniting the Central American States
will doubtless be successful.
Our Government, if report in Washington be
true is not disnclined 10 acknowledge Walkers
Government by the reception of some now Minis
ter duly accredited, in place of Parker Fl. French
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CoLLEGLf DItiICULTY.-A difficulty has &C.
cured at Dickinson College, Pa, which, as an
nounced by telegraph, has been settled 1t APP
pears that some of the students tarred the black.
board OF one Of the professors, and four of their
number being detected were expelled. Thcreupon
100 Of the students refused longer 10 submit to the
faculty. and withdrew. After some negotiation
compromise was effected OIL terms not stated, and
the students returned
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Kansas News.

CHICAGO, Monday, Feb Ave have advices
frou kan.as, saying that no election was held at
Leavenworth or at other points in that territory on
the day fixed for the election-the state officers
fearing violence from the Missourians.
Letters state that another general invasion was
apprehended, and that extensive warlike prepare
tons wese going on in Lawrence and Topeka.
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PASSAGE or THE TEXAS DEBT DIIL.-The y.
o. Pieayune has advices from Texas announcing
the passage of the Texas debt bill by both houses
of the legislature on the 18th of January. The
question OF the payment of the SJ,000000 held in
reserve by the government Of the United States is
therefore settled-Texas thus accepting the act of
Congress ON the subject
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Carpet Factory Burnt.

PHILADELPHIA Feb. 1.-THE WOODEN carpet fac
tory OF Joseph Garside, on Haydock street, was
destroyed bv fire this morning. Loss $4,000 upon
which there trfng insurance. About one
hundred and fifty persons We thrown ont of en-
ployment. -Four frame tenements were also de-
stroyed and several families rendered houseless.
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ty= 70 the Ladies' .-.Dowden's . Il { a
FLUID il acknowledged by all Dentists TO be the
best preparation for the Teeth in 1t has in fact
superseded all Tooth Powders and othor injurious
compouuds. Used Ls COSMETIC, it wAtens and soft
ens the Skin, inparts e beautiful glow to the COM
plexion, aud effectuay prevents it from ehapping.
See circular for the testimony of the principal Dem
lists of this city For sale by BENNETT Il BEERS
PURCELL, LAID l. CO. ADIE GRAY, LAID
LEY & ROBINSON, GEUBBS / APPERSON, and
all Druggists ia 14-}m
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Il, a. ,1,,cheI,r Lecture.

We sessre 10 cali attention TO tho lecture of Mr..
Iohn mitchell to night II will be delivered at the
Me,ropolitan Hail. and we predict will attract q
grea. crowd Mr.. Mitchell, is one Of the most ner
vous and elegant writer's of the day, and his subect
IS one upon which no man can speak with more
knowledge, feeling and power than John Mitchell
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Oysters.

The recent cold spell has been blessing TO the
oysters 1t has given that much prosecuted BIZ
valve temporary season of reposs and security.
The immense drains that made upon the
oyster beds of Virginia, TO supply all parts of the
Union, threatened TO exhaust even the vast supply
la our waters. The cold and ice have come to
their aid. and If the Legislature will now step in
aud adopt more stringent laws for the protee
Ron of oysters against marauders from other
States, they will complete good work. We are
Informed that the present laws are not sufficient
for that purpose and it becomes necessary to de-
siss additional ssfeauards Z s.
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The Naval Board.-Naval Affairs.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-Captan Shubrick, Com.
mander Foot and Lieut. Biddle representing the
three grades of the Naval Retiring Board, were
this morning summoned before the Naval Commit
tee of the Senate and interrogated to their rea
for diminishing and furloughing 200 Naval Off
GERS.
Commodore McGioyy Left here to-day to take
command of the United States steam frigate Mer-
rimac at Boston, from whence he will soon sail for
Eorfok
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Late from Havana.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 4.-The steamship Ca
hawba, from Havana, with dates to the LIST inst,
has arrived. The papers furnish nothing of impcr,
lance. Sugars were inactive and the weather bad
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PORTSMOUTH AFT MRs.-Mr. ]. ii. Drewry. sAer
if of Norfolk county, shot OH Monday in Ports
mouth by negro Who he had arrested for iuSolence
The wound was but slight one. The negro was
arrested brick building owned by the estate of
W. Bentrall deed, on Middle ST., was damaged to
the amount of $500 Monday morning by fire
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~ Something New, for the Ladies'
SPLENDID rich Collars, at only ninepence each, at
n EZEKIEL'S Cheap Store at No. Is Naln street
did Rich Collars which win run of at ninepence
each. When worn, they have the appearance OF a
collar that is worth five dollar bill Gail soon ana
select. n. ELEhlEL, 70 MAN 81 y,
Next to P. X. Whites cheap Boot and ohee
.fe 6-dkc STORE.
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DRAwING SCHOOL OF THE yInGl.

COMMITTEES on Night School Va. NJ Institute
-fe 6-6t 20 +s.5F sse~ = -tsaF= #.g Fl
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THE WEATHER SoRIH.-The railroads North
are blocked up by snow, and the weather is ill.,
tensey cold. The train ran oil and lodged in the
snow few miles from Rochester, ~ Y, Monday.
The trains to and from New York, Boston, Phila-
delphis and Baltimore, all behind time sever
al hours in their arrival Monday.
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New Hampshire Politics.

CONCORD, \. H., Feb. 1.-THE State American
Convention net here to-day. large number of
delegates were in attendance. Gov. Metcalf was
nominated for re election, and tireenleaf Cum.
mings was nominated for Railroad Commissioner
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Rev Mr. PendIeton. who hAs recently -.
III. Athenaum, i 4 gentlernaA OF dscaaea aD,..s
and One stt6nmeuss. The Athspagn committes
arc highly fortunate in their selection On 'eo'u'
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