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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-08-29

The DENocRATIc pRo.SLAvERY PARTy.-rhc New
York Tribune thus notices the result in three old
Wing States
"Ihe three old Wing States, North Carolina, Ken
lucky and tennessee, elect trcHtytCO "Democratic''
to SIR american Members of Congress ands rive
an aggregate democratic" majority of over 80 900.
The People Of those States comprehend the real is
sue-Savery Extension against Slavery Restriction
and vote for the party that combines the power
with the will to uphold and advance the Pro Slavery
standard They vote against the American party,
not its radical idea as tending il supported in the
South only to divide and weaken the champions of
Slavery Extension. Shall the North alone be blind
to such obyions truths :"
The 2rjbaHe is grievcd at the defeat Of such men
as Puryear of this State, and Ehcrcdge of Tcnnas.
see. 1t says
"Emcrson Etherodgc, late C. from Tennessee,
has been run out by barely i27 majority in poll of
some 10000 votes. lie was an able, honest indie
pendent Member, and lost his seat by voting aga INST
the Nebraska bill. OF the Southern Members who
voted against that bill not one will serve in the next
House Col Benton, Louisiana Hunt Tennessee
Culom, &C., were run ont Of the last Congress, and
the rest with Gen. Sam Houston, have now followed
them
Al right The Tribune gricves and we rejoice
over the result.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-08-29

NV YORK Aug 2G Its rumDrcd that Jacob Ii'tc
has failed for 100000, Benedict & Co., aud Fisher
Co., have also failed John Thompson, broke,
reported as having suspended Yesterday, wasarcslc
to day on suit from the Metropolitan Bank and
hea 70 bail In The sum u 1000
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-08-29

CorToN FACTORIES SuspESDEp.---"S Several of our
cotton manufacturers" says the pawtucket Or. y
Gare'tc, "haye at length followed the example Of
others and curtaed their business. The preset t
high price of cotton and the depressed condition #
the cotton goods market make it necessary for mar.
ufac:urers to reduce their operations"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-08-29
The State Fair.

The fifth annual Exhibition of the North Carolina
State Agricultural Society will commence in this
City on the goth of October next and will continue
four days.
We trust the Exhibition will be full one, and
successful in every respect. 1t is time that the
planters, farmers and mechanics, and the ladies
were making their arrangements to attend. The
productions Of the earth of all kinds for The present
year give promise of being unusually full and valu-
able, and with proper attention there can be no lack
Of articles for exhibition.
We append the names of the officers Of the State
Society and of the Executive Committee:
OFFICERS OF THE SGc'rTy Hon Thos Rufin, of
hIamanco, President; Rich'd H. Smith, of Halifax,
ISL wee President; Jno. S. Dancy, of Edgccombc,
~ ao' DR.. W. Holt, of Davidson, Sd do; Hon.
", M'n a. Graham, of Orange 4th do j. F. Iutchns,
treasurer; 7. J. LcrnOy, Secretary.
EXECUTIVE CoMmTTEE.-W r. Pool, Of Wake; C..
H. j., Hinton, of Wake; W. n Edwards, Of Warren !;
I Echard II. Smith, of Halifax John S. Dancy, of
Llgecombc; p c. Cameron, of Orange W. H..
ZONES Zone, of Wake; W. A. Eaton of Granville; and
W. W. Whitaker, Of Wake.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-08-29

Ia hnsk Co Texas on The 18th July s57 Mary Caro-
llnc, aged months infant daughter of r. II and Mary
Lord" ~ Wv :" 'e
~ Register and Age please copy.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-08-29

NGw YoRE, Aug 2j.--Several bank failures aic
reported including the Warren Bank Of PcnnsyIya.
MIA, and the KanaNha Bank il Virginia.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-08-29

BALTIMORE, Aug. Co. Flour is dull and lower !;
sales of Ohio at SO 25, Howard street 80, City
Mills 50. Wheat is unchanged. Corn is quiet
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-08-29

AN ANTED TO HIRE WOMAN WHO UNDER.
Wv STANDS Washing aud Ironing. can make light
bread, md IS competent to do general homework One
without children preferred. Apply to Mrs. c. f. Hansen
corner Baptist Grove Raleigh, G.
August Is, 1891. S0-2tpL.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-08-29

Nnw HoEg Aug. 2G.- F onr has declined five 10
ten cents se!cs Of State brands at So 05 TO 30;
Ohio unchanged, Southern 30 to Grj. Stocks arc
lower; Illinois Central 100, Missours 70. Virginias
yOj
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-08-29

u AND FOR SALE.-A TRACT OF WOOD LAND,
a containing 10 acres on the lIisboro road about
miles from Raleigh. For further information apply to
WIN. Z. LEE.
Aug %, 1851 st
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-08-29

yuN0iKNA NENT At SHOCCO SPRINGS
n TOURNAMENT WILL BE GIVEN AT shoe
co SPRINGS Warren County, the 18th of next month
September To- be followed by Ball and Party ON The even.
mgs Of the 18th and 18th OF said month,
\. ID. SESSUMS.
August 90, 1897 sod
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From the New York Times

''''' '''N ~" iN'N '''l'N'
Mrs. CUNNINGHAM.-Thc Surrogate Yesterday de-
cided that Emma Augusta Cunninuhnm is not the
widow Of Harvey Burdel, and directed the issue Of
letters of administration to DR.. Bmdrlrs next Of
kin, The Surrogate says he has not been left in
doubt rs to the Justice of the decision. The follow.
ing are, in brict, the reasons for the decision:
l. The marriage was clandcstne--and there is no
presumption in favor Of secret marriage, neither
preceded nor followed by Cohabita;ion.
2. The clergyman selected was unknown to the
parties.
3, The place appointed was distant from the de
cedcnt's residence
4. The only witness chosen to be present was one
of the daughters of the claimant.
b. The witness is cOntradcted by her own state.
mcntS made upon oath at different times, and bv
other evidence
6. The certificate Of the marriage affords no cvi.
dcnrc Of Identification.
Z. The certificate il incorrect as to the name of
the dcccdcut, and cyinccS ignorance or error as 10
the place of his nativity.
s. There were suspicious circumstances attending
the transaction.
o. The marriage was not confd,d by the claimant
to any member of her family save one.
10 There no private or public act or acknowl-
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-08-29

oHIH-' \ ROLINA CASSINERES, FINE
"a assortment different prcr cuIor- ana qualities
II. l.. EVANS.
August 81, 1851. rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-25
Professional Notices.

A ETHICAL TEETH M. LEVETTs new
"A and improved atmospheric pressure paes fr Ar ih
Teeth remarkable FOR ,her increased Adhe.ou power q
tlcAon infinitely superior 10 'he ordinary sicon pss
well adapted for the continuous desired. Those
wesriI requiring Artificial Teeth find Il their
v1isse To examine this improvement beire
esewbere Teeth we'd BY Bfs3ehs benu sp
psraus and eyeD useful improvement Of TIE day LENEr
DeB No II Tsyerley place Broadway established 1884
THE PILES.--We guarantee 10 cure every case
presented win foil history Of each fhe niedos
any par q the United All letters
foeba. Drs GREGORY LOW Ss8ERY
No. A BroafSsy ~ W York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-25

A. J. bLsEcRER. Auctebeer.
ITO CAPITALISTS - That desirable LOT and
Il -Four story Brick STORE, No ISL the side II
Fulton 20 the Of Br Away Will b. SOLO
Auction by ANTHONY BLEECKER THls DAY,
FEB - 1851, a. II O'clock AZ noon, the Aerchanu Ek
cbsyea.
TEhNs-Ten PEI the DAY sae and o per
before The Lat cay April 1891 n deed will b. sfea
The balance 70 per the purchase money
hoI an n origsgc.
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bdies bp Autgiou.


Ntt9 hnrIioresF.
A L CT o. a l. ERICH AID cos rLY
"A tOUsthOLD FURNttLhE, Velvet c.'p-ts sr.A
Fae Mirrors sfi Psin'iuFs Sof ~ VIZ. Ar,ie,..
Ven Sc THIS (WsdBe-d.SD hUaSiNG at let o'claot ..
The rs-d. Of Prof Beaureub NJ lS A.st
VII b. sod tr,re tlsssnt PurH oas.aei s.a
louse coIs ing cory Velvet Brussels caspts M
tewo-d fxrior eui'er usgrosty o>rv'd
is aud Il ush Sill wood Ccsfer sd side I'D
r~.wvod Eisg-es with rieb psie gas d'o. and e.s "a
Pals russ Sreoch MIR pof Oh Piaso
wiis ,o.d pearl keys sk sGd stin bOcsdc W sd-v C~
tsis hes.y lace d. rosewood Secretary Bs koAss,
her With al the Duit gro, and hs nber Rari-s
Cnck,Ty. Ckhswsre Gissss.re solid SAvsTwsre EE,ens
rsb tochs solid rose.o0d and MAHOGANY Beds s4.s Bo
resss wsbsds Bed. and Bsddns hair Ss'trs.s-s Cspes
I'd hsiisssnd A.. sso pssiS,. For pasuiAIs
Herald
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By HENRY II LEEDs Co Auctloneers.
ON WEDNESDAY, February -, at II O'Clock,
" In front Of store No q Nas-eu.st
bay hoise years old Is hsnds hish warrsoted soan'
kiud ssntle In a Can rot in ia go mau
Also sltng Top Wagon, mace BY J. A. Ss,rei q
" Cost 80.
AAo G, tiver ted HNness made BY Trsinor.
Alo Hood, BLANKETS Whip. SuIcnsle Night Blake Sum
N suit. &c.
III, prop y gentleman who further for then.
sAle wi b Ut reserve
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&c. HocGaros. Aueiiopeer.

T z Ho-GHfO AucIIlUVcl'
INTENSIVE SALE OF New and second Hand
II FrRNIIVRE PIANO .FORTEs MIRRORS OIL
=. INrINGs Sc-To-moaRow lThursdsyl.. tt o,dost,
AZ No I3 Nassau BY Gaia osus-Lars- al splendi sor
Of superior rosewood mhoSany oak and saput furn
ture pat Of when msnufseureo b. BnsdSay deal TOT
his estt consulting 10 Of twelve III yea os
yoea Pstlo Suit, satin brocat.e which tor COCA
taste syle of finish equ. g. spv as
iy solid rosewood Ceoter rsbs carved 70 match tue 'ut
,vr-rior EfArrss with doors and bseks o an eauey
Ne Frcl Cd Escir.s Secretary Boz keas" MUSIC 0sof
7oc.ye Piano Fortes of city make, French ilIs
Pier md Mantle Glasses fe OIL P4ntnss Extension Dnes
TSb sd- oak and w'ln sd.o sSs p'nns .
Ch.r sofas Tr,ea e. Arm aud Rocking Chars Bed'te.
OF ID, EhsbebsD, sud other styles m.Tbs'oP BaIeAa ma
.o y,ry Of good Seeond. and Faruiture Catalogues GA
morpus OF .,ie Every facility for boNrg aud shPp0s
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Oream Cleaners, &r.


A TLANTIC and PACIFIC EXPRESS con-
~ PsNY's IMPRESS per steamship rEsSb,Sst, "a
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 23 vts san ~ AN ana 40 ~ ALI
IL chaI,e a. SPECIAL MESSENGER Freight rsc-yel Until
10 Idol .nd us pares letters for Mic snd '
Ton - upiA o'eloeh BERFohp 90, no ia ofoaaSAy
ONLY LINE with SURE CONNECTION
~ T.n. ilrs shorter than sny other Roa'e, ard
eo.urr 10 River Esvigsti1n UNITED STATES NAIL LSC
fy pounds Of baggage free 10 per pound
from 10 ocean, BY Panama Rarosd Te,osgh
In CALIFORNIA via Pax Railroad The Uuited SAFES
NAH stesn ship Company Will dspAeh for AsPlSwALL 90
fo,t Of wsreLs, North River the we'd known and t.s
stsnshiP ILLINOIS, Captain CsAs. BoEgs u
Pssensers ard Mails wiz be forwarded By Pssus RAEosf
ard connect Panama wh ID. Poetic NAL Steamship Coz
Iai y's uaxDihcsnt sts.DssEip JOHN L. STEPHENS IL
Psftor Commander which oil b. In readiness sna leave ia
nee .siey cor San Francisco.
Tee pnbc informed that the Pscfc NAL steamship Coz
pay ways have lyinf 81 Psnss
rcsd. Tor avoid any possible dssson OF pssssEse
maxi
For p,ssAs. spply 20 ". RAYMOND. the only ohes o.
the npsries Nc IN Westst corner Of WsrrenSt N
RetslI United States Nal s.esrer dsys 6t6 sad och se'
month.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-25

RUSSELL ". w.sTcorp Auctoneer
SALE of SPLENDlD HOUSE

III
ST. ue.r 7rh..v.-R. ". WESrCOIT wifi sell Tdls DAY,
Feb IS a. lot DC ock the eniinr .
ELEGANT FURNITURE
OF the above house which he would inyite the
special nou Of ihoe IN want Vt hs.cAss Fnfnue MI"
-, ordr and been used hat short ine Toe whole vii b
fod without snd embraces eve0 tniaa %
t. tui in touahl, Furo he'd Hous oonssreg, Ia rS-
ssenad God 7oc'ie Pgn" Fore made Dy Mons
Fshr msspihsnt suite rosewood ParoI Fuatne covered
is colored hrocaae full suite IN gold AMI blue ooocte
double suite covered IN Maroon Velvet ell OF IN 80 -uss
aye of the description tch rosewood tIasecs.
Mirror mont elegant Ma sad Pier Mirrors vita Bss.si
Bccac- Lace CurtsIs. Egyptian >tausiy Top tso1r
md Pier Tubs Ecoue Velvet aud Axutass-r Gar
pts. Turkish Lounges and Chars TO match rosewood kep-
fSp Chars eubr id-Ted Ebehisn CoNt., ergsnt emma
Va,,s Spd Psor four S sht English defs.
corner rtsger,s. Bror zes cl-sant Printing. Sc 1880,
pINING-ROOM, LIBRARY AID CuAM5Eh tubSt-
TlRE-Elrs.nt rorcwood b-tsrat. of-..int 30
reaps WAshssrds &c. al ~ ma ch supro uAr hGtrsss
ar B.ddinz Frcuch sofas Trtca Te,es, Clocks &C eabr
two rosewood Secretary booseas one Li'tHy do.
Oval Mirrors ex.Lsion Dans and TIA Tables, soii suset,
with are variety Of SPLENDID China Raoy and Cr,sil tli-
(ss f,oIy snc PcaIl Cutlery &c. Of every dstpSa WIN
arm, ou.l,ity OF P.ror DDins Room Lb.ry s"a Chamber
Fnriuie OAK and u.hogsn' not enunieiSi
his advertisement. Tn. sal. will poslti'e raa % shis~
Cstsl, 2, will be ct tie house on the "orn'psoi "o
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Danelna Ardoemies.

A DODWORTH's DANCING ACADEMIES,
"A No StS Broadway New York No IS1 Montague place
Brooklyn-New-Yo York Glasses on WEDNESDAYS md SAL
URDAfs; ,ooklyB Classes on TUESDAYS and tRlD AVS
a and On tor Ladic. and Children at for Gentle
men Lades' Private Class at Pupils csn commence
It any during the Praccns Assemblies TOR L.
Iyn and EVERY SATURDAY EVENING In New-forL
Former Pupil. may subscribe tor the Assemblies alone
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BuiIoins Materials.

LINGUISTIC TILES For Vestibules, Halls,
~ Hssr-bs NJIt groom COnseryst<iss &c. GARNKIRK
CHIMNEY-TOPS DRAiN-PIPES. &c. For sale BY
MILLER COATES, No. 27g Ps4r!-st., Nj.
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A j. BLsEcKEs, Aaeiioneer -
EXFCUTRIX SALE OF the Valuable HOUSE

Mes.I' }. BLE.cKER Co will sell At fae &c
At the Merchants Exchange the iIlDwing property.
viz: On Ani;y.s'. tue Lo. OF Ground, VITA ihe
Buieina there situated the son'b sid Of ID. street be-
tween Lsureps and Thompson knosn No 10 ni yst
The Lot p IS 10 fr AZ and by l3 aud l9 feet deep
The House attic budng with basement aud
ubc.lr IS g. with Gs Croon aud otl.r conse le cr'
Sale positive. 10 close an estate $50
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fiEdgnai.

A DIVIDEND OF fif'eec Dollars = no" pay pay
~ she OF .ct of the capital stock Of tue III ny
ILLINOIS LANO 60 uPANt.
d Il hyNINs T-ts.u,tr. No 81 her,h.r- :. Ftrt.tfe.
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A ~ ssswiS. Auctioueer
lY BANGS, BROTHER Il Co.-Trado SAle-


DY BANGS, BROTHER 81 Co.-Trado SAle-
- Rooms. No ~ Pnkro~
slATf-flFrh esw-YORk TRADE SALE
10 be CONNIE. Gel or TUESDAY March 81 ls1
BANGS BROTHER Co respectfully .pnourc- he aex1
rsxulsr TRADE SALE Of COOKS. sTeRsOrYf Plata
STATIONERY PAPERS Se and .ohcit ns snuu-sa PsT.
aeuss Tor Catalogue scOGld he ufussed
The resulsuous will he the same ~ stlast sale
WEDNESDAY EVENING Feb. IS
"A oclvck
Valuable pys;e LIBRARY old Engss Books; ALSO.
.sor. collection II American BoOks History bsos.poy.
rrsy.l. Sc chic Il, IL yer, hne condition
que, ARE ADD be lad ~ tue sAesrooGs
MONDAY. asT u g.
And Eve fn,iusG days a. O'CLOCK r
AN TRAORDtSARi COLLEC rloN OF bOOhs kE-
LATlSG TO AMERICA
tpcropR and General Histories Voyages snd travels
N.ur, History Including b. United Ststrs British Coo
p =. and Po. .iou. Sp. oh and Portuguese Am-'e A"ts
.,c Posr Noyase Cicump avis,ous &c Also ulshy suu-
mil, Iu.trned works standard Librsy o'oss OF ditoryl
6;craphy Scierce srd the prsms Bellies L~fs go
Ib.olcey Sr together forming coecoo OF great 'Nae sa
i'm ,he IN the most elegant eOna"n
DY HENhY II. LEEDS \ Co On WEDNES-
DAY Feb ?5 =, l. O'Clock IL froot % .tor- No Is Sr
,a..st-Tle Pscing Horse CANADA SQUIRREL Aoo.t
IS tish cid. warranted sound aud hni iasr
coube Ia Can pace in j5 to harness and 'pI-
did ..sdl- hone ,.,--- -.
, -.
Tn. whsle essb.hu +1l Leaf Sprus. Toe so'Ne
will be cold. a. the q going out Of the ei'y
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A. J. BLEEcKER, Austloneer 1000,
EXECUTORS SALE OF PERSONAL PROf-
r. FRTY -Ms.sr, A. j. BLEECKER& Co will sell 1t
auction on THURSDAY Feb - at II oeock AZ toe sh Az
Railroad Stables the following sona property via pAf
.orrsl Homes soel Pony Cow. opsa BsT0anhe t~o-
bo,.e RocL.way sht Wssop sets Harncss Nets Sc By
Ia, GFO LAW Tx.c.for trlo)
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BULLs HT an BANK. Feb -, 1851
nIVIDFND-T President and Directs OF
th. gsnk have d.olsTsdA hhtt.ary dividord'o tDt
PER CFNT payable AID alter hOsOAY the q March
LIN c - yASDERuO0F Casaier
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DENCE with % or 65 of LAND the Viii iIe OF
Fsbll duchess C. uuiy and Within % minutes drive OF oao
best ations tue Hudson River Railroad raere are
or the tremises GO'hic Hour wi modern improve
meDts Cairi-gt Hous Ice House two ding
spuss old and young UrctArds Of ali kinds Of Fui- and
wtsocked Garden bis property will BE- sold az allow p1eo
the about to lrs.e for the West tpey 70 An,
THONY VAN WICK Fishki Visse. SKEEL, VAN
VALKENBURGB Co.. No. 20S Foons.
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Of6ceIn Illinois c, ntisl Railt DAD DrpoG, Chicago, Il

LVR SALrI D,-ht OYSTER Ray,
Il Long IL aud FARM of 81 acres wi Gothic Cottage
barn caria, ehou.e pur, house, &c Also in th-
village bsudsone DWe LING. contsinpg II rooms val
lighted sno ventilated. Apply 10 the = n-r
.. NONILAWS No. lafayette place
NOR SALE A FARM in Monmouth County, On
the Shr w.bu'y kver 0I scres Of which 10 under
cultivation bsapc. woodland Guiding. good Terms easy
Appl, TO VAN NOST7AND, No l92 Broadway, up stairs
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oss.cs o' rsr w,ssts R,"so.o coss"r

NOTICE The Annual Election for DIRECT
~ ORs of w,Frrl Rceo C%,P'ay - b h,.f a ta'
49,, o " TDsFsDAy toe A. day Of Mach next Tue pods
~ - oF'- III" " J q SIlPMAS. Secretary
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EOR sALE-A Three-s,ory FRAME HOUSE

Il Axis ,ud LOT s51lW together with wos DRY FaAME
HOUSE Of the Lot sused the north tide OF Ll'
inches west OF Hickss ST., brooklyn
ALSO A th,ce..tory BRICK HOUSE, Msss front, with
An extenson No "a H,ytst Lot 2nxs0 Gas all through
ALsO-A three story FRAME HOUSE and TWO LOTS,
each f2lx76 on Franklin and Oates with
Gas eli through, Rsnge, nc.
The above property viii be sold cheap aud on e.sy teru
BrckIyn; or 10 STEPHEN CROwKLL Pre- ident Of Pbens
Fire Insurance Co No ca Wslls-, Ne york
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OWFNsB0R0 and WOLF HILL RAILROAD

OFrrcE Trsss H,vrE asp RIoH~oSo R,LRoapCo,
TERsE BAUrE. Feb. ~ 1851
NO1ICE.--The semi-snnusl in crest, duo Narrh
~ l. on the FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS Of the TIRE
HAUTE ard Rll HMOND RAILROAD COMPANY will ~
raid on tie the Copp,rs Office Of the
tArrncr. Loan and Tru, Company No - EychangeP
New York tuAS MOOD'
Sccreta-y T. III. and X. r. X Go.
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xHcCISSIppI I'M MISSOURI RAILROAD

wi COMPANY. To. Directors nave ia Day oseised
E;,, pysiou Of the Mississippi and Misloun RsoSt Co
nav sHs on the ION 3ss March next II" ira 90,
49, ~ ~ 80. tom the fs 70 the 70 of MsrcA P'otino'
Be III day IL cus iye. A. fIaup t'--
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II w. VAUGHAN 81 Co., Providence, II. l.
IL BANKERS and BROKERS, are prepared TO nesotss
Commercial Paper make Collections ia all parts 81 the
NV 10 bay and sell STOCKS COMMISSION AID - act
AGENTS for parties abroad tho Transaction Of business
RgFERxScEs-Mr T D: Bowen President Blscissons Cana
Sank Providence, r. l. Mr. ID. C. Baker President HowAf
Bspkiux COMPANY Boston Bfes-rs O. Robbins Son. Esw
York; Messrs. John Fsrnum 4 Co, Phisdeph
I A n d w A X Il A \ L s
IL pueh.sed and for ssle BY
ESQ WoODMAN. No. 20 Williams.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-25
CIPTTAL STOCK Of me MER-

H. mini, 20 snh,rrib- Until toe lst II May mex i'r On
eouy.l.tf suout Of stock hat they nov hold -,
To prrv,ri ion. the Transfer books ~ ~
closed on FRIDAY sud SAT iRDAf. me 9TH ni E1th ms.
SID socknooef. .,anarg the books on the Isl oil hA'S
W b. a. ne entitled 70 receive new stock I'LL
The Scrip Certc,es the additional or increases oAP
viii not BE- until the payment Of the first OF
the let Of Jur . next. New.york. Feb. - 1857.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-25

EOR SALE-The new thre--story DWELLING
Il the of High Merc-TstS in the City Of Ne~
ark NJ cortsnrg fourteen flu shed with well els
terri &c. Spacious Plor SITTING aud din snd kehea
sndiug aud upobuced view OF city and bay the
Of the the SOUTH and 10 the business
nereer' thoroughly orrsmened With forest aud fruit trees
sbrubtety howers Apply tue premises
Nc, 90 MaraetSt, Newark, n ELLISON COSGER
Alec lew choice COTTAGE LOTS OF the anest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-25

Il ERTY "A COUNTRY RESIDENCE, with ~ acres good
Land All impr yements thereon complete
Barn. Gu houses Fruit SC Situated the Boston
Westcheser Cutty mile from msmsronees Dept For
further Particulars apply 70 JAMES ooNALpSoN,
No IS L>Onards.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-09-03

Ter II moments pause tho students turned
I,"n the wounded man I" make r,rpara
lions for second duel. This was between
inexperienced anil Younger mr,mlcrs Of tho
"'rs'--'IoXcs' as they are termed. The
c"inhalanis Wore cap, with visors, and cx.
! hihitcd little skill in the use of their wca
rons. Ono received wound on tho chin
and the others ear WI. divided into I:
couple OF parts by Il bunging thrust Of his
adversary, but these awkward displays wvr,
only laughed at 10y th: group of students.
orc Young SwahiM,' WAS present Will,
green shade tied over tile place where
one eye ought to have been, but it had
been "put out in Il duel Oh this very spot
The penalty for fighting u duel is imprison
mcnt, and this y''nny man had just been
par'l"ncd by the Grand Duke, and yet here
he WIS, locking on with lis one eye, us il
the fascination Of the fighting ground was
to great to lie resisted
The scene itself, in the wool. was ut
'~>'" '''' '''S''''' 'iISJ w I'SI)cClS
agrccahlc-thc groups of fine looking stu
dents the gr,ic'l combats tho wounded
man near the "Namlal' kcg-thc du-
clinS apparatus orderly department
and earnest look Of the young mcn--;,nd
over all the green foliage of the tall trees :;
1t WAS quite the scene for IN artist
had always supposed these ducls mere
boys play, although in the streets of lei
'lclbcrg esery fifth student that one meets
has Il scar or ugly wound on his f;.ce-hut
when the fact is known that such a wound
as ! SAW given, if it had passed Il half inch
further to the #, would have DESTROYED
the eye of the student, this sort of ,uelIir~
seems very little like boys pIay-Loys
mischief would he the better word.
But further reflections will suggest them.
selves to any one who will think for Il mo.
lncnt upon the effect which would be pro-
'!uccd in IN American college 10y the intro
,inciiun Of some such barbaro,s custom of
The middle ages among the students.
INCDNE(.