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MASONIC HIGH SCHOOLS.
MALE AND FEMALE.
Rev. DAVID r. BRUroN, A. B., Principal
NJ

Miss MARY w. PORTER,
Teacher of Music. Painting and Embroidery.
TIME FALL SESSION WILL COMMENCE ON THE
u l4th July, and continue u weeks. These schools
beautifully situated in different parts of the town of Frank
linton, n c. the Raleigh and Castor Railroad and Of
wishing to patronize schools of high grade
Good Board IS to To- per month. English tuition sl2.
so Cha sca 80; Oramentas in other high schools
For a circular address the Principal, or
w. F. billiard, Oh. of the Board.
]. A. GEoGHEGAN, Sec
Franklinton, n. C., July 2, 1851. 64-St.
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ID AGS RAGS! RAGS !.-.THE FOREST NAN.
10 ufacuring Company being about t. go operation
at the Falls of Neuse River, in the County of Wake will
delivered at the Mills at any of the Depos Raleigh
and CASTOR, North Carolina, Wilmington and Weldon
Railroads.
Any communications addressed to Dr.. VIM. r. Miller
the agent of the Company, Forestvile the sub
scriber at Raleigh, will be promptly attended to-
WILL. r. POOLE, President
Raleigh March II, 1857. S3-swu
Register cOpy
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April %, 1851

The New Senate.
The following is list of the members who consti-
tute the Senate for the present Congress:
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WAYNE FEMALE COLLEGE,

WAIVE FEMALE COLLEGE,.
NHE FALL SESSION WILL COMMENCE on
IL Thursday, the 10th of July, 1857. One hundred
young ladies can be accommodated the Institution The
President and his lady live in the College and the pupils
regarded members of the same family For circulars
address s. M FROST Pres't
Goldsboro', N. c., July T. 1857 SIT.
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Granville, first Monday in March and September
Orange second Monday in March and September and the
fourth Monoay after the fourth Monday in March and
September
Chatham, third Monday in March and September
Randolph. fourth do do do do
Davidson first Monday after the fourth Monday of March
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BANKS.
BANK OF THE STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA,
Incorporated 1886. Charter expires in 1860 Capital
81 divided into 900 shares of which the Literary
Board holds 5,os7 and the University 1000.
Principal Bank at Raleigh.
George w. Mordecai, President.
Charles Dewey, Cashier.
J. H Bryan, Jr., Teller and Notary Public
w. E. Anderson, Discount Clerk and Notary Public.
Jordan Wombe, Jr. Clerk
This Bank has branches at Newbern Tarboro' Fayette
vle wilmington, Elizabeth City, Charlotte Milton Nor
On the part of the State b. W. Courts Public Treasu.
rer. ex-nffcio, L. OB Branch and W. R. Poole
On the part of the Stockholders: VIM. Boylan, VIM
Peace J H. Bryan, Alfred Jones and B. F. Moore
Offering and Renewal day-Tuesday.
Discount day-Wednesday
Business hours from 10 till o'clock.
RALEIGH BRANCH OF THE BANK OF CAPE FEAR.
William H. jones' Cashier.
r. P. Finch Teller and Notary Public.
Geo. W. Haywood, T. H. Seby Seth Jones' George Lit
Offering day-Monday
Discount day-Tuesday.
. RAIL ROADS.
RALEIGH AND CASTOR RAILROAD COMPANY.
Dr.. W. J. Hawkins, President.
w. w. Vass Treasurer.
J. N. Pool Assistant Treasurer.
e. B. Allen, Depot Agent.
Mail Train leaves minutes after A. NJ arrives at 720
NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD COMPANY.
Chas. z. Fisher. President 49,
I 2. r Mendenhall, Treasurer. ~ ...
II West Freight and Tiskse Ar,ut
'Ns's0s 6ssdit, AstVo.
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FIFTH CIRCUIT
onday before the last in February and August
cry, last Monday iu February and August
st Monday in March and September
cond do do do do
!, third do do do do
fourth do do do do
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Duplin, fourth Monday in March and September
Wayne first Monday after the fourth Monday in March Al
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Female School in HillsbOrough, N. C..
TIME SUMNER SESSION OF MIR. MRS. BUR-
IL WELLS School for young ladies' will open We'd
nesday the 18th of July For circular containing terms,
&C., address, REV. X. BURWELL,
Hsboro n C..
June 90, 1887. 6l-Sw3t.
~ Register, Fayetteville Observer, and Newborn
Union insert thee times.
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wv ANTED.-BY A SOUTHERN GENTLEMAN
w who has been engaged for eighteen years in teach
ing the ancient and modern languages as we'll as a1ht
Professor in College Principal of Academy
The best of references given. Apply at this Office.
April 81, 1857 llS2-wtf
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StdStiichcs.

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SfSplternHA. an Experimentation, hauptiIdlic
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nit IL val Observation-Disclosures psrtunrsu iit MI, NJ.
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&c,tc Am;ciaeu.

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-17

session At St. Paul. The Democratic Action.
finding that in spite Of sleetos ftss5A which
were 90 bare faced that even 1As Pisssss SD
Demoera, found bluah on IL face Of brass, the
Republicans were yet in the ascendant, and finding
also that they cannot rrs, they seek TO ,x;s, and
therefore still keep up the farce Of sepsrats Con-
yentiop. Anything rather than Freedsm for the
cancerous Democracy Of this land. The devil
seems to have less hatred Of holiness than they have
Of equal human rights. Stn the sen!imeots Of Free
dom are in the ascendant, and future elections viii
show il much more than the past for the great quee-
ito nof Freedom win come more directly before tho
people. The forces Of NasEre are seitA W /; and,
notwithstanding the Democratic and grasshopper
pest, Minnesota will yet raise noble crops Of me,
and grain, and do her part in freeing and Sedr.s
the world.
There is some anxiety felt in relation 10 trouble
with the Indians growing out Of the Spirit Lale
affair. The Government is taking tho night cours-.
in display ing its strength, and thereby prevenths
evil. A large number Of United States troops have
been recently ordered to the frontier. II tho bail
of Ink. pa -du.tah is taken by the friendly Sioux
under Little Crow" and brought in and pun
shed, probably no further trouble viii ensue, bat
the Yanktons and Ssetons protect the murderers,
there Will be bloody strife In the clip I inetose
you viii see that Gov Medary il doing biz duty ana
that the frontier will be we'll protected By Unated
States trOops and volunteers. q. WIZ.
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FIRES.
FIRE IN ATTORNEY srRrIr.


About O'Clock on Saturday mornings fire broke
out in the cabinet maker shop Of Louis Enrich, on Tho
second floor of No. 15s Attorney street; but being dis
covered 1t an early moment was sxtinsuished BY
Joseph HuviIler Of No. Al Engine with pail or two
of water. No damage was done to the stock. Enrich
il not insured The FIRE was caused BY the careless
ness Of the occupants in leaving some wood ashes 10
box. The box was found on Ere and the flames ex-
tending to the adjoining woodwork.
FIRE IN GRAND STREET.
Alto O'Clock on Saturday morning Ore occurred
in the building occupied O. bird cage mandatory,
adjoining the Hall of the Board Of Education In Grasd
street. and was occssioned by the boiling over sp
Of varpish. Damage slight.
I.cESDIARY FIRE IN BRooxLYy.
A fire broke out in the house of Engine Company
No. 9 on the corner of Vanderbilt and Myrtle aye
nues, about o'clock on Sunday morning. Inc s's-
ton House Of the Fourth District Police and the en-
eine. house are under one roof Officer Mclaughlin
heard cracking, as If caused by fire. He went TO
the door Of the enginehouse and found it open. Inc
police then got buckets Of water to suppress tho
aamer, but the smoke was go dense that they could
enter but short distance. The engine was drawn out
ard the flames were soon suppressed by its agency.
The fire originated in closet at the head Of the stairs,
in which the banner Of the Company used on occa-
sons Of parade, was kept and all the waste pepper was
deposited. The flooring on the stairs was burned
through and the interior otherwise damaged. The
carpet in the meeting-room was completely spoiled.
There can be no doubt that It the work Of an IN
cendiary. Officer Tunis saw two men come out about
five minutes before the fire was discovered aud Officer
skidmore saw the same men in Myrtle avenue shortly
after. One Of them was arrested on suspicion. The
damage sustained amounts to about 30. This Is inc
third time this place has been set on fire since January
l,st-tvce in the same place, and once In closet oe
low stairs. q
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dwelling, on 9 sculptured capital hah sunk IN ne
soil, cit two Of his children feeding from their por
ringer q tame white pigeon. On another BIT Of
broken column il turned up the pot the family soup
is made in. In the door, the good wife stands knit
ting, with baby hanging on her shoulder A rude
staircase leads US down into the bath chambers
now filed with hay and rubbish-here on one side
neat-ped frewood, Topped from the ancient trees,
and heaps Of fro grant bay that might have wreatbed
providently to dry to light their winter hearths.
Before we 90 away we take turn through box
wound Aower-beds all trimmed into prim Italian
garden designsthen through the galleries of lemon,
trellised in arches over our heads, with loads of
Golden fruit q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-17

SrsBDIso AFFRAY on THE FIVE Poisrs.-Aoy'
O'clock on Saturday night difficulty occurred At y,
sailor boarding hou,e, kept by John Francs o. NO.
p.rI tree, between James Jackson, colorsdsa
I'D . rumber Of other sesmen, all of whom were e
,hs time pret,y we'll intoxicated. During the dih:u
IL, AID boy named Robert, engaged in NJ
90 -. ,sI,tve to a piece Of cheese. The boy
en-. are,,Iv eprsged at something jackson said,
eaI Knife that belonged 10 the house stab,
~ ~ .,..opni,t three times with il in the arm a.
a.. :, the abdomen, the latter wound being consd-
cred very dangerous 1t is said that jackson ives held
by three persons while the boy stabbed him The
sounded man was taken 10 the hospital. During the
confusion Of the moment Robert effected his escape
but he is well known, and will doubtless so0s b sp-
prehepded.
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nees in The neieAbesAood Of Fort Kearuey, bot
they do not consider TIE road safe for . company
Numbering less than twenty. On Ausast they
passed the 10th Infantry then IS miles on this side
of Fort Kearpey, and on the 81 they passed the
5th Infantry, 10 miles behind the 10th. Both reg
imeDts have been thinned considerably by desertions
Including those who deserted during the two days
preceding its start from Leavenworth, the 10Th has
loot lao men on the way, and remains less than
500 strong. The troops, however were IN good
health, and very few were foOt-sOre. The grass on
the Plaips il high and abundant along the whole
route except the fifty miles near this fort, and the
water courses were full.
More hope exists now than q fortnight ago. that
the expedition will not be detained at Laramie,
stal, much depends upon the movements in Kansas.
An impression has prevailed in certain quarters that
Gen. Harvey is disinclned to the Utah service. 1t
is entirely erroneous. His preparations are all made
70 start 90 soon az he can be disengsged from duty
in Kansas, and it rests with Gov. Walker and with
the War Department to fix the time when he can
leave.
The contract with certain Mormons having been
Terminated by the Post-Oflice Department, no maj!
len Independence on the lst for Salt Lake City, and
it 10 not yet known here what arrangements VIII De
made for forwarding the mails to Forts kearney and
Laramie, and to the troops.
No other civil officer has arrived beside Judge
Eckels, whose appearance at Leavenworth City
mentioned in my last letter. He starts on Monday
out upon the Plains.
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Run OVER BY FIRE EscIss.-Snort,y 80 -
O'Clock yesterday morning, man ssn,ee 80. =.
Montgomery, residing ct the corner o. o
Goerck streets, was badly Injured By beng I'D S'
by engine No. IS. He wss taken % sas IT, -
cinet Station House. and attended BY Dr. "sD' s"<'
which be was taken home.