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The Bad met Pursuant to adj,srnmeni, ~ ociOos
Pm. Pfesens-connssioncr Cooley. suiicrvorsh, gss
soil, Fields, Green and Hosg.
Communicstions from The surseryman and from the
Superintendent Of the Pat relation 10 troes be plant,
Cd and preparing grounds for nursery read and
referred 10 the Com Trees and flAnts
ire treasurer suomcd ha regular report OF the ae
ton OF The fnstccs OF tue Board.
Report, from the Chief Enginecv and superintendcnt
containing crsfA Of ordinances, " be adopted b. the
Board for Nc " the Ark and ed.e al prose
outon OF the YORK, we've read referred 10 the Com
, nee On BY laws aod 0ronances
II referred 10 the 5ons % upilce AppropriAt,u
or Grounds and Trcos and Plants 10 seccl sussals
Kroui for . nursery.
Adjourn. 10 tuesday pext, at O'Clock P. n.
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public and The faculty not only In this counu,
he wcre oy me mrst rspd cures thros
br urhrs and asthma, placed record
fuusnaaors sAond precede hrlsk tcan accsmp say
the application.
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Ths Ass.sIaai Treasurer reports 70 day - follow
.oAi ooeipo. SAC o26 ss
Total psisncs ss.ssS4 81 81
Tho rceepta inoiude 500 oco .ransferea from son,
and the 70, mons nccds $40 900 on California drans
Albert Il. Ecclay sill hold q special suction sale Of
stocks and bonds 70 morrow, II the usuA hour and Place
me ss viii include s34 900 Dubuque and Pacific Iarosd
rrsi mortgage pcr cent land grant bonds.
Adrian II Mal,crs regular auction sae OF stoc<I win DO
held 10 morrow Wednesday Il half pest Ia CLOCK a the
herchans' Exchange
g. Dspe1 viii hold special sale TO morrow, st tho
time and place. Among oher stocks, his catalogue will
include shares OF lhe PaOino Mail Steamship Company New
York and virginia steamship Company, United States FIRE
Insurance, and Eass River Life insarAnce.
fhs directors OF hc Groccrs Bank have, by unanimous
vote, resolved to 20 Into liquidation tho 2oIh instant
good many others viii follow suit before general 70
surruon Of specie payment We snail not mis then,
~ there VII be, without dou ct, enosgh lsfl
Tnero truth 10 the report Oft fallue or hsasrs.
sampson 3 Baldwin, iron dealers, Of this city.
The New York sod Harlem Railroad Company give no
tee In another Column Ihs, tho coupons their rst mort
gage bonds, win be patio NE ,ressurcrs office, ana
s;,es Eovsmber2
sao undcrhl Edss Tool Company, OF Nssaus, ". n +,
doing business In It's city, made assignment Of their
property Saturday 10 the Indian Head Bank Of Nashua
The statement OF ichn Fkrnum To-, - me meeting or
their creditors, no. satisfactory or 7eo.od
n cir debts o. COO eco their asse,s q 600 GOO
sbIch are nou lei eco Of suspended paper and
over drafts or the deos $4,000 are secured BY cola
crau that are included In the Their ess also In
oluie ssiooco In goods ftey propoie make up thor
W the isi Of Dccomter, and gay In Ven nsts
Of r. H. Is, IS. a. g. 90, 50, a and g months
The firm OF n Brown & Co. propose 10 pay ave cents
on nc dollar cash and the balance for months
The srapgtracnt relative 10 the redsmp; OF Euern
nOner has been completed, ~ viu be seen by the Al
ne,ed Official circular
METROPOLITAN nAsw.
Nav fsCfssn horsY this bank si take on depns,t Of
Il per oeni discount oil New Fnslsnd money whoa 10
received a the suffolk Bank, Bst1n-(ths, for tho pre-
sen, excludes ell Rhoce Island money3-payng for
proceeds the Gay tor Ia receives and counpd BY
this snk NJ the right 20 oct large or unusual
smocnt % any enc oank. No bang draw account
or s remittance OF keS England money n the day aey
10 seut forward Insoress yeug unit viii
The Siss inst GEORGE l. sEsEY, CAshicr.
inc last line of the circular announcement The
Metropolitan has concurrsd the arrangement nov adopted
By the majority Of the banks, declining receive deposits
On Interest
Annexed tea ihs the Pattern bank ncca ua taken on
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Crsstssscrc ~ str DYE Wigs sod Toups.s. :.
Use yerS bees "a the word-vn sae and hs dye psreY
rANA. No. O stOr Uonse.
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No 20 uru.dwn
New safin % prices n st,'t ihe tmca
Al arssclss below cosl
fhe entire stonk 10 be Rcli.
Sales opcn lhn dAr.
OnD0O worth fancy fnrs
ollD vr~th son hata-
gle 100 worth boys hais and cape
s6pp worth chudrcn'a fsaey hssa
sevsn per oert under the cot OF manufacture
The salc v continue al he reduced rass VI e sat q hs
present mouth y. n. 0kaIN.
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Court CaleEdaF-rhAs Day
Hurxxan .0Un9-Nn,uniI- Lr-sss ), III, 9lS 70
go Pan a. 1b4s 1896 1896, lssoK, 1913, l0,1, l6e
l6SDk 16b2 r. 1898.
supsnn OorHs-eyecsal Ss-m Mos 100 Q, rs, 70,
g. ns IA 100 les lSs, l0s, H. I'll, 2i2, ssa, sss,
3a6, 265, use, 900
srrsaloA oouns Nor % 81, 818 n, sea- ~, n, IS,
lSs. lee, ia. 3lS ,6s SO, 27s Boo, ~, 1oi bM,
10 t1e.
0oaso~ PIaAs.-pan I--Nc. 1856, 1919. 1923 l,se,
ITS 10 l17T Ire l1s0. 100 1870 1912 Part Mos
lz4s, lTbo 70 1855, TOT Il i7Ti. iOoa 1906, l,Bs.
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Pros Aisr. q. Bsryy's Trsc,rn.y--s ~ ~.
cest and Cheap srsicls for dre~ne
surUas rrcscTyinx All rsssoug ne half z1er ry y ~,
svervwhAr~
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mn, fnlmitabls Gutter az Hair, No. ! Bar
clay = eel Hair DC q boz bscA rywn inia'iios
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Daily Circulation Vi she New kork Herald
Renewal OF taAs Wype--Ssc0nd Hand Typ.
For Sale Cheap,
the daily Circulation Of this onYnai having feaahaa
amount Of between eiohy and Dsa:y totsand cg PEI
Fay, and sometimes exceeding n.nssy snousa it
asoe1axy osaen and again 10 renew the type ar Mi sost
upon which . printed In 6eW gays ~e sxsoa tn
receive fonts Of type, which sss now beng us
aufsctorad 4. the foundry or Aosr Gomez, ~asn tee
axEAiD vii immedis.sly appear In ID as" aresr
10 the meantime .he type which oc, paper y aos
printed, NOT by any means worn out 1t viii os fcsra
gooa enough Inc Purposes of weekly csunsry ,ous
aa We therefore osr the fonts Of yps with which sbs
auAID printed Tor ssse, on cssA terms aioe
weekly oouptsy Journals may be in neod Of IL All
printers propreon who desire 70 purchase ins Typ
will address James Conner Song, VIVA viii Hoas ~iAS
shem o. The mos, favorable cash terms.
Ths Family Herald.
NEWS PROM CALIFoaNIA-AFfAIkS In xUa0PH-
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT ON THH NEW YoRx CgErRAL
BAILROAD-sERMoss ON rHn FINANCIAL oRieIs-
SHB --LATEST NEWS, ETC.. ETC.
In the FAMILY HnndD Of 70 day, win be found
The Details Of Tho News from California received By
Steamship Northern Light
full hst Of the prsons Lost On the steanshp Central
America.
Tse Pressure on Broadway ulustrAssd)
An Account or he Terrible Accident the New YORK
Central Railroad
Iaripg Anassinaiion in tae rerih ayenEs-A ctzou
Struck Dead In the Public streets
Report Of the Dinner Of the nembers Of The Nstonal
nen Oossrsa.
rhe Heutsnce of Death on James p. Douneuy for ths
murder OF Albert g. Moses-Hs speech the Oocaaion.
Sermons Of the Rev Dr. uheever. Rev. John HArris,
Rev. John Bray, Of vlgtaa, and Rev. DE-. Arni'ags
Vie Financial Panic.
Letter from our Correspondent In California, giving
fsn Wow Of masters end thir q In thai stase.
Letters from our Oorrespx dsaa In Paris, 81 Pe.crs-
burg, &s.-ue Paris Fashcas-
Singular Will of tho tats Rnfus W. 9riswol1
Yhs WIN Of the late John Z. rhayeY, OF Boston
sS,Mo,oco divided.
fhcsuioals for tbs week.-Mrs. CushmAn ~ HAnsH-Nls
Uushman a. rapa-New Psnsomims at NibIos-"spendit
te--Thestsicals ABB DAD, 10 30
CITY kastcrs--PrcsbytedaH AlsIiouayy Meeting In Tr
Kreb's ChuYca-Procstant Episcopal klMons-Dled foI
Lovc-rcubIc between Democratic Politicians, &c txc.
Pcnoe Espcn-fhs feat OF Feiaadshi p--Uharg.d will
ssalibg $1,000 worth or Firn,surc-A Ecw Way 10 Fay
Oh psbb, &s., 81
The Latest feegrSshsc Irssassncs pm I'll para Of the
country.
Editorials on tic various Qusstioas Of NE Dayton.
week, aao . fund OF misoeanecus mater.
feYms-o2 per sar-four cents Per snSis copy. TO 10
bad ~ the odicc All Of al ness seaissa
CebtIsmcu's Hats.-aothing can BE- n.urs ale
CANT and ds.sps ban ne S y, q ne III ~ .,, IA
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6Ers-Pos we've qu'et ~ $50, ana PEARLS u Co.
sales wire made 70 fair extent chief, 70 the oc. ana
ssmn hsdc and the rarxet closed u decline Of about
- per pars. me sslss embraced abcut 5000 1900
bos ~ sb N, us folio siEs Quotations
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m. b. Brady

~. b. Brady
Has applied 10 the protucos az photographs dis
oovevy vh ca masesAly dimnlAhcs their sosi ftey VIII
heucoforsh be sold a. prioee unusually moderate
fHr NIw ltsocyIRy
II applied Nth the deltneaLon OF Srours-en.
twenty ard ATTY be portrayed ats nrie
al Ave secorcs Ronc o The iwpe eotions ~hcs have
hitherto rderef groups ocp,persvol, yAue,N appe% Ia
ho productions They In every artistic rcnpe>,
perfect
0HorPs ov vsstfE5
raten by this mode Will found poaess value quits
Gissipct iron cr6insYs fan lv r-r'rs,ts.
Tar nArIAOKpIgARr BIyn
Ofscm~ heGe works hes str.cted t1u.h atienou Two
exhibited the drssai palsce tbs larger
exseu'ed liar u exhlbsd o. hS gallery A
photographic group OF
Tn NATIONAL CIrss CoSGEEs,
Ia also exhibition
ASSOCIATIONS or CfUWs
pes!fns 10 interchange poruas obtain uer unIna
ooe,.
Tue EAfItkr
CONTAINS urvivAed rosron Of portraits ~ native and
fo-tisn oeebfes Asd " open ~ all tunes W citizens and
No $50 Rrosdwsy over Thorn sons saloon
~ Cent Ambrotypss New Invention In
t.rs MAXIM by HotMss United Baios patent phosovrsps
uanklnes 2S9 Broadway,
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Caoi iia Whishsy, Warranted six xssrs
Old and In is state fr sails Per ruueheon S1h
b. AhrhuK KENDALL, No. south y isSn street
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Fur Wstehouss,
20 sf Ns'd.v i.ue
q. q. 0UrTHEH sors,
Are prepared 10 the face OF existing
CrC scs .. r,ie 4, sell tAeiy
verv extensive snd va-ed .ocf u
ranrxs orrsR sarurArrRED rurS,
Al greatly reduced Az invite SPECIAL scnioa 70 the
sane.
character Of heir house ipgures u sun
e,ent gusrsntrc roods ~hch properly prcps
ell and manufactured, VIII be oHcst.
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Board Of Sen Govern oxs
The Board oe Tn Gsvernsu met Isl svsalsg, G.
0odfrev Gupsh>r In tho ohsiY

Board og Sen Gsvsrpors
The Board oe Ten GsvsSnex me, Isl svsalpg, G.
0odrsy GupshSr In Ne chair.
MAKING ME KsErsns eysc-Ar rolIuxM.
My. TOWNSEND sta.ei thss Articles or vass NJ
Islands were sso en, and pytscrers wore
stsns'y escaping He thersht wonld be good thing 70
make ell soc ks epe-s special policemen
On M sosps nd's motion q Committee d three wero
appointed 10 consider the natter
yxsQPLNB.
Mr. TownrxnD roAn jGo she report VI
orsy conntre the pyoprcty OF revising tho peAs
Tor the ex,enstoo Of he Peri entias crinsiy aesed
BY he Bosrd ibe otn of June, 1867, ooh, by
resolution q the Beard pssssd Ausu 1867,
ntned TO The committee 10 psel,xrod
and again npon reeors ~ majority ~ the o,uomistcc
made on the lo Of 5opts nbov 1867, adnerng
port OF the 8b Of june wAloa refe rod back
10 report Of o. pAns respectfully report thai they ID
70 their originally made a1oosed ,he OH
Of june 1857, and tAe following
Rr<olved rHesthe pSns for sbe cxtenst"n Of ts Psu
tenisry which were acorted q meeting OF the board
June o. 1867, Ss adopte< and that The U,mmAe ~
Pepeaary cc lnstrucs 70 have them oavied out by the
erection OF ac wings, u tho earliest poibe practicable
period.
mi carried sess IN minated discussion. II was
opposed the gvsund thai would DO sapense 70
tle city ~ ths time.
eBxsvs DEPARTMENTS,
According 10 The repSvt OF 9Ardeus, there vcre
6sl0 In the insusors, being increase Of LAC
atDce lost NJ ek.
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Hvsrsst House, Union square, Sew YORK
On and IL Ter this tate The prcc u pard !. BE riuc ron
~ ~ 10 ~ 20 per dicnn HANbnY n CLAPP.
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All I'm Want az Fine Teas, Sugars ana Gro
cerie~ vuuld 20 weil W ca aa Ms.-r~ g. g. Fowhaa
Co ~ aud go 0reenW cb street Tsey stlag .. prices
70 suit he vnnes.
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Csbtlsrucn's IIats.-aothing can BE- n.urs sis-
dsshipg tie style OF the ksP aS8CHarD hat
Tor the present. Bold Tor 81 So ~ liz Nassau street.
4
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dance with the spirit Of the 'im~ and win srAiesr
Appreciation Of he liberal patronage hey have enjoyed
DE u.yelns cummus DE propfsi,r q ne slrsrd Hocs?
10 universal dessnd for .hm.nt On and sner
Monday 10 bcr their price Of tosrd VI be redncsd rom
~ % 70 ~ per dleu- fRssBURy, SYKES q co.
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psnres are matted into massivs bars OF bullou
counts, insscie measures uucsloiaoie ia vuoes cas-
ecs houe oatns, " shifts, evasona and bankru pssies
We cok raj UPON insolvency ~ nars Of the nscorsry
o. oenmissoncr oouris the scales nblsm Of
the court house, and not of the warehouse Emperors
kinss Asd commons, rnonarcscs aud republics are alike
cean, prsoes on s,ok FrohssSe ssd rrysr
sa tho PFC sncc OF the moneg king bat 20 forrest mo
ds,hsn.d anas .na rooms whore Gerrasn and ioe-isn
csntmes, dpt hmAs, and oil sse unucaih I'm
when she oeuos avstee drcsses tn measuseu OF vsuc
tursi palaces OF besuy wh trsae h,ds Morning asd
c,elipe narts-ber -disfe and soiffe-shps bat naat
frpm empire empire dressed Tire c,,ors az .bc ccsan
cssep. or named Tor the slaocnx sunoesm. cmnscSps
them BY lies Of inherent ard pleasure d,nb ,,,pr
ever, producs Of the ndrs,rii wcr dsue ,be oshi
y,stors 9Th ~hich uammefre M Wpvs the
records Of nations lost could rcsd they history IN ,hei-
commercial monuments their spiensd cities aud noasfor
tsi m osrsrteT that eovsts or dog nocs The humsn
csmiiy. Hos Ionaou vssnsed w Irysd Psiaos Of
Issi--And With wh.t SPIRIT Paris rcssnAssd Win her
the rivalry sna ffen3shir og Frcncn crprror an
Gag ish ,lne IL suoeo; times upon tue nnld OF ins
cola Of gold. VIVA what isscrex docs Toe vord
OF orr thst eth less than nssud people In 1851,
Win dosbie 10 three qcsstsrs Of million o. peopc 10
twenty years, and liz qasls ~ Increase from the
roct novn cites Of iooa. ana the osesuh aud fc~sry
kiDgoom Brton, lxe she sayon ara horrnsa knT,
cons Tor the enlsrssmss o. per sngfe san srsasss s
AID eeauy, and 81 rcscrsburs, year OF s~o suci,
hcushs tho beat remedy abe onId suseea for enc SIX
nan she had In view ~ rob him n ne enof eif,
ooosnoiropie and wrs doubt sstonahed t1a hef pa
1sn Iclosed hc proecriptioi Their nnsncs roies ere
- VIZ cvthy comparison With warors statesmen sad
pnngopser- the Eoshsohiies and BsiaSs Of inc Old
wnro snn ofssd Aston rsabody, a-rencs AMI Cooper,
lame 10 the Neg, under whose directon iadus
colleges, scaocls az sccnse AMI arr sat public
ne,s,s sre established. Nevertheless, hHs tsw sun
les INQUIRY no~ far the haphssss or pebrls 10 10
1870 ~ com neroc alone fhe paFmt Of rsslh does
nos ~ '"en nnerslzo mcu. pcgsave qesHty IA the
~re- e,Ioeocs OF = capacity fcr socaruaision. The
nssdy Sans ns' Too csn depend upoa clofas ne are
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snithsouSes uouss, broadway Prices RE-
duc,d from 81 TO u o. per dG5 he ku pisa a.
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~ Cent Amprotypss Kew fnvsntion In
ri.rs mskny by HotMss United ssios patent photograph
machines. 2s9 Broadway,
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Furs, Furs, ruvs- Ballard, shuts q Co,
Ia Maiden lane ,e OF the Arress siocs Of frs
hruwn upon the market, st prices 70 suit hs tines
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ADVERTISEMENT RENEWED EVERY DAT.

fIoCD COAL ONLY - PER foN-22D AgH O0AG.
.ad Locus nSonssin Ca urDsce 80 sad s.oTe -
fBnke IL Wall 1Ol cherry and 166 Asfs Gves
WILLIAMSBURG.
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! Treasurer reports 70. day e follow
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-02-04
sen ATE.

SATURDAY, Jan. 81, 1857
Mr. Cherry introduced series Of resolutions rela-
tive to North Carolinas share Of the public lands.
and instrucing our Representatives in Congress to
use their efforts in securing the same.
Bill to revive the charter of Manteo Mills, passed
its three readings
Bill to incorporate the town of Yanceyville, passed
is three readings.
Mr. w. II. Thomas introduced bill providing for
homestead, valued at $500. Referred.
Resolution in favor of Sam' Williams, paying him
for storing the public arms passed three times.
Resolution in favor Of Lemue Wilkerson and 9TH
ers, of Orange, refunding over-paid taxes. passed
three times.
The House substitute to the rc-charer of the bank
of the State adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Fonvie, the Fayetteville coal
field railroad bill was taken up and advocated by
that gentleman, at length: but was defeated.
The bill establishing superior courts in the coun.
ty of Harnett, passed three times
Bill to amend the charter Of the Wilmington,
Charlotte and Rutherford railroad, read third time
and adopted.
Mr.. Boyd introduced resolution, authorizing the
treasurer to borrow s2oo,oUo, if necessary, to pay
the proper liabilities of the State Passed.
The bill to amend the charter of the Atlantic and
N. G. railroad providing for loan of $500 900 to
the road was read, and opposed by Mr. Lane
Mr. Speight forcbly advocated the bill, and was
followed by Mr.. Cameron, in warm and argument
tative appeal in favor of the loan.
Mr. Houston also spoke in favor of the BILL so,
ALSO did Mr.. Mills, and Mr.. w. H. Thomas. The
discussion was long and animated
Mr. W. r. Myers offered additional amend
ment, making the coupon bonds issued for this road
payable in the city of Raleigh. Rejectcd-yeas 10,
nays 80.
Mr.. Clark offered an amendment requiring the
company to give mortgage to the State the road,
before they accept the loan. Adopted.
The question then recurring on the passage ofthe
bill, it was passed-yeas 25, nays IA.
Rules were suspended, and the bill read third
time, and passed
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Bill providing for the weighing of cotton at Will
mington, N. C.--imposes tax Of 10 cents on each
bale weighed-was read second time and advocated
by Mr.. Houston, on the grounds that the farming
intarests would be protected thereby, responsible
men would be entrusted with the weighing of the
cotton.
d. Mr.. Person advocated it on same grounds. 1t was
adopted.
Message from the House, proposing to rescind the
resolution to adjourn on Monday, and to adjourn on
Wednesday, n o'clock, A. NJ Concurred in.
House bill to lay off and establish a new county
to oe called Avery was read first time, and passed;
and made the order of the day for Monday, II o.
clock.
Metropolitan bank made the order of the day for
Monday, Ill o'clock. + Z
Message received from the House, transmitting
the Cheraw and coalfeld bill, with amendments,
thereof r.
Mr.. Gorrell from the committee on the Governors
message, in relationio the Cape Fear and Deep rv-
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-02-04
"Learn of the Mole to plough."-Pope.

VNYCHE,s CULTIvATING PLow, PATENT Ten
vertical Cutters near the edge of horizontal share for G
vidng the frrow slice, and curved cutter the rear as
the share for turning the whole in towards the pow
far on the opposite side of the share may be J
Adapted siding, listing. breaking tury or hard a and
subsong and many other purposes Is light cheap in
strong; and supposed to be the most perfect pul'e
use. Al.
For license to SELL with directions for manntacpTne'
dress w. L. WfChE
Brookville, Granville Co.: ~ NJ
June 16, 1856. lew"
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warrenton Female Collegiate Institute.
Aug. 90, 1856

WarentOn Female Collegiate Institute
TIME THIRTY SECOND SESSION OF THIS lNs ln
IL TUITION, will open the 18th of January, with f.n
corps of experienced and efficient teachers Pupils viii ~
received at period of the session. and be charged op
from the time of entrance.
TERMS PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS. o,
Board. lights and fuel, $6o@@
English Tuition, Il"
Music on; Guitar, Piano, Melodeon with use o,m
of instrument, each, 20"
Drawing Grecjan and Ernatorian Painting, An m
cient and Modern Languages, each, ~ =" %
y ", -: " wv w., C:. h 500
a e.s "uIh, "sA i.o" 81 "Iu I.ui'' e''"' go
n T;t;m :; Ga WSI Su ' 800
I nult,cn LII "o'" Iie"ai o'use' < 90
Deductions are made for absence occasioned by prtr
ted illness All bills payable half in advance ana anur
balance at the close of the session. For particulars Apply
for circulars to
Warrenton, n G.
Dec. 12 1856. 1l6S-w2n'
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FRIDAY, Jan. 30 1857.
Mr.. Person submitted memorial from sundry
citizens of Northampton.
Resolution authorizing State treasurer to issue
State bonds in lieu of those issued by c. L. Hinton
late treasurer, passed three times.
The bill to incorporate Townsville, in Granville
county, passed its three readings.
A resolution in favor Of Alex. Wseman, passed
its three readings, on motion of Mr.. Coleman.
Engrossed bills and resolutions from the House,
read first time.
Mr.. Cameron introduced bill for the prescribing
the duties Of the public treasurer. Passed its three
readings.
Message received from the House, transmitting the
revenue bill, with amendments The Senate pro-
ceeded to consider it. :
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tol almost without opposition, but defeated in this
House.
TWAS, however. reconsidered and referred to a
joint select committee, who, after due consideration.
amended the bill so to provide fora sinking fund
out of the receipts of the road sufficient to meethe
interest," and nay the principal when due. What,
then, could be the objection to passing the bill?
This was great work. in which the State was
largely interested, and if the relief asked for
given, and the company freed from debt, the
stockholders which would restore confidence to the
public mind, and give an impetus to works ofin.
terna improvements in the State that every citizen
of North Carolina might we'll be proud of. He
therefore, hoped the bill as amended would pass
Mr. Ferebee expressed his willingness to support
the bill in order to extricate the road.
Mr.. Bledsoe entered into calculation to show
this was the most economical method of extrcating
the company, and made very effective speech in
support of the bill
Mr.. Long deprecated making this question par
ty measure
Mr.. Ward strongly opposed the bill.
Mr.. Dargan stated he had voted before against the
bill, and would not support it now.
Mr.. Montgomery made strong speech in favor of
the bill, and urged the House to pass it. :,
The bin passed its third readng-veas 49, nays 49,
The rules being suspended the bill passed its third
reading.
Mr.. Badham moved message be sent to the Sen.
proposing to rescind the resolution to adjourn
sine die on the second Of February at z, A. NJ and
extend to o'clock same day.
After some debating and several amendments be.