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TWO VERY DESIRABLE SMALL SIZED
BRICK DWELLING HOUSES, NEAR
THE CITY HALL. FOR SATELLITES houses,
Nos Az and 40 are situated the south side of
street north, between I'd and Sd streets west The
Lots on which they stand extend through to Indi-
ana avenus IN the rear. They contain eight rooms
sach, ktchen and dlnlnG-room In the basement, sa-
loon, parlnr, and five bed rooms, with pantry and
closets They are lighted with gas. Close by is
pump oil excellent water. The houses are well ar
within moderate means The location is central,
S0nyenent, and healthy. Inquirh of w. C.. BES-
TOR. Same few doors y eoO,v
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EOR SALE OR RENT.-Being about to remove
l. 10 the country, offer my fine DWELLING
HOUSE, on street, between LIST and I'd, No. 4i3,
Tor rent or sale. The house contains every conye,
nIence, and has never failing supply of pure water
In the cellar. The larger portion of my carpetings,
which are nearly new. will he sold cheap. Inquire of
the undersigned. on the premises, or at 18th and
Canal streets.
ap H-eo2w JNO. II. WARD,
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WHAT HAS BECOME OF THE STREET Coxnrs-
s'oNEk;-The condition of FOur-a "a half st .
between the Canal bridge and MARYLAND ayenue
j. not only diSagreeabe to those who have 70 mas.
That way in carriages, but positively DANGEROUS
One place in particular, near the Canal bridg.
where large hole has been gaping for a lon,
hii'I,,,o anu winch, rom IT'S proximity to the
DAYS ago gentleman, in passing the bridye in
his FAMILY carriage, drove into the traDand h5oka
the springs Of the carriage short Off we pre
sumo this nuisance exists unknown 10 the stree,
mmissioner, and we drop the hint in order N
prevent any further harm being done NV allow.
ing II to remain unrePaired.
ATTEMPT AT ROBBERY On SATURDAY. nicb, ~
Ms. Young, who lives at No. Isl b St. Island,
was returning from market, between 7 and :
. CLOCK through the Smithsonian grounds sba
was followed by man, who demanded of her
81. she refused TO grant the request whereupon
M ofew pistol and threatened to shoot her nm
~ che foI ked over the required amount She
SIN refused, and her little daughter who accom-
Peleu hef' began TO scream when the would be
h'gh"ay lyman took TO his heels
ORDwAY's EoLIAN.a comnanv NJ vocalist.
having a popularity in Boston for eight wears
PasI, such as Christys MinstreIs sustained 80
phs ~ ,'e" iOfk, are paying Washington a
IIIr anu appear To- night at Odd Fellows
Hail r rom what We hear Of the comDany fro,,
hrst-class musical authority we anticinp1a ,I,
delightful musical treat P"'e very
CAEUsi Is getting up his May Ball flor Thurs
day night) with all that careful good taste 10,
which he is celebrated. Carusi has hos, ., IA
time and new time admirers who AWAY. Ill ~
his support on the occasion Of his Nav haii ~ ~
aid him in carrying them through brilliantly anu
The EIGHTH ANsIvERsARY celebration of "a.
gle Tent (Rechabites) takes place tonight at Odd
Fellows Hall, Navy Yard. There win be GOOD
sReakng, nne music, (by Withers' bandj and
HANDS DIscHsEeKD.-Last night, number of
hands LON the lower fishing landings arrived in
Ihls cry on their way home Ia the North. The
" hands is not very suspicious omen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-04

The EIGHTH ANsIvERsARY celebration of Ia.
gle Tent (Rechabites) takes place tonight at Odd
Fellows Hall, Navy Yard. There win be GOOD
speaking, fine music, Thy Withefs' bandj and
other entertainments. and all without charge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-04

ofkE AcclDESr.-On Friday last, at Port
foint, on the Potomac, while free negro named
John Wheeler, in the employ of Captain Hitch.
lumber mere liant was employed in loading YES.
heavy piece Of timber fell upon him cTI,bin.y bis
thlgh IN frightful manner. There was no Tnby.
slclan near the place who dared to underta ke am
Rutdilon, and he was accordingly brought IN
taken TO his home in Baltimore The ofie.rs AZ
me railroad refused to let him 90 over the road
because he had not his free papers with him lie
y, therefore compelled TO wait at the depot un
tII telegraph dispatch could be sent 10 RaIti-
mere TO get d certificate from his f,Iend - ~,
city as to his being free man. 80 ''1"'
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HANDS DIscHsRsED.-L.astn night, a number of
hands LON the lower fishing landings arrived in
lhls cry on Their way home Ia the North. The
season has not been favorable and the dischary.
" hands is not very suspicious omen.
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CENTLEMENs DIR ss SHIRTS OF FINE
IN an.iitx shirts made TO order, wsusnted 10 NJ.
S1'' WALL a. sTEPHENs,
.ps-tf 81 Pa. ay, bet, ah and lWh sLs,
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THE AMERICAN FARMER.

a NEW VOLUME, (THE 18th OF THE PRESENT
"A seres) commences with the July No. and the under
Of its existence since the present publishers have been
connected with it. with of them verging on to
ous useful and acceptable to its readers Their
great object has been to PRACTICAL u.ul Work
suited TO the meridian in which it mainly circuates-the
the evidences of ISIS accepabty with those
for whom they labor The conductors only reterate
the assurance heretofore made their determination
nue to devote their best abilities the service which
they have been long engaged to guard the interests of
profession to that dignity and position which is ent-
tied As well by their wealth and influence and the mpor
lance of their calling upon the destines OF the nation
The Farmer is published monthly in octave form,
volume containing about 400 reading matter besides
$50 to 800 of upon every subject
nected with agriculture with neat printed cover and
mailed at 81 annum copies for ST. l3 for So and
80 for $20 payable in advance Address, ss41
'.Tsr.+a s. SANDS 4 WORTHINGTON
LIS Bait. ST., Baltimore Nd
June q I6o1. kA-kk
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THE
4 Drip ina Stapoato
Published Weekly and semi-Weekly,

RALEIGH, n. G.
Weekly Standard g ayear;
Semi-Weekly q ="
Invariably in advance. No subscription received for less
time than six months.
The Congressional campaign is opening and is the
time to circulate the documents The Standard WILL for the
future has done in the past pursue the straight track
If Democratic principles contendng for economical ad
minsraon Of the government strict construction of the
Constitution, the rights of the individual States and
each and section of the Union and will oppose
vile and fanatcal isms of the day. whether they
the chrysal!s form of Know Nuthngsm the full edged
slavery question: involving the RICH of the South the
paramount question Of the day. and in comparison with
which al! others sink into nsgnhcsnce On its solution
canism
We appeal to friends throughout the State aid us
in extending circulation We will repay Them to the
extent Of ability, in advocating and defending their
rights and principles.
Money sent by mail is at risk. Address
HOLDEN & WILSON,
Raleigh, n c.
April 90, 1857. 45-
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NOTICE....WISHTNG TO REMOVE SOUTH, =
will sell my valuable plantation in Johnston CONN.,
lying on the waters Of middle Greek and Buffalo orus
The tract contains between five and six hundred acres
third of which fine bottom land, and is well adapea
the growth of cotton corn wheat tobacco and rice as any
lands in the State. There is good dwelling house on sn
apple orchard with as good selection Of fruit as can o
found in the State The location is high and healthy The
premises are in fine repair and persons wishing to move
up the country for health would do we'll to give me ea
or address me at Leachburg, Johnston County. .,e
The above land will be sold on credit of three n
interest from date. A. ]. LEACH
July Z, 1851. 's- e. - Pc .'-- 6o-sw
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TEsTJMONIAL.
LEXINGTON, Davidson Co., N. O.,
Nav IL, 1857.

ls;. asert s LEXINGTON, Davidson Co., N. q,
, May II, 1857.
DR.. J. A. CLoprIox: Dear Sir:-Yours Of May 6. was
received at home Jamestown Guiford Coz yesterday but
had not then time to came here to-day to court
snd made inquiry the which had been under
your and attention. and learned that mpor
tan had been effected by your medicines That Of
MIR. Samuel Bingham Of Mocksve and Archibald r Car
your behalf in the suit had been settled Mr. Mabry
was also referring to an important cure of young that
have small hard dry scab on NV CHEEK Which is get
ting little Doctor, what will cure tf 1t has been
there for several years. ..
Most Respe fully,
GEORGE 6. MENDENHALL
June O. 1857. ..-'at DIS. 55-sw2m.
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DRUG STORE FOR SALE 1.-THE SUBSCRI-
IL Der finding the superintendent of his Drug
interfere too much with his professional business offers it
for SALE He has in store choice assortment of the
very best Drugs &C. The custom of the Store is of
the best paving in the State good Apohecary make
money by the Investment Terms moderate fpreerred,
he will sell time. Apply IL
Dr. f. BURKE HAYWOOD,
57-swtf Raleigh, N. c.
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Sale of Valuable Town Property.

Sale of Valuable Town Property.
an THE nth DAY OF AUGUST NEXT, (MONDAY
" of County Court the Commissioners of the town of
Beaufort will offer at public SALE the Water lots the
south side Of Front Street, which remain unsod together
with the Improvements thereon.
Terms made known the day of Sale.
VIM LEECRAFT
BORDEN HASKITT
THOMAS DUNCAN Com.
VIM. F. BELL, JR,
JOHN DAVIS,
Beaufort, Jnly Z, 1857. esd
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WILSON ACADEMY
wilson Fem ale sem airy,

Wilson Female Semi mary,
WILSON, N. C.
II THESE SCHOOLS WILL BE REOPENED FOR THE
admission of pupils Tuesday. the first day of Sep
teber s under the supervision and tuition Of Mr. and
Mrs RlcHARDsoN aided by thoroughly competent and
fully selected assistants ANY desired information given
Cornish Flat New Hampshire until the 18th of August
and at Wilson, N. G., after that time to VIM. H. Bunn
Esq, at Wilson
June %, 1857. 6l-tf
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Mail Train arrives st O'Clock A. NJ, from the East
and densrts ION after o'clock A. NJ. {. - -
Mail from The West arrives about the same time.
POST OFFICE.
William White ST., Post Master.
Office hours on week days, from Sunrise to Q PM
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
{" RUTHERFORD DEMOCRAT"

NJHE SUBSCRIBERS. HAVING PURCHASED THE
II materials of the Rutherford press take pleasure in
nonncng to the people of North and South Carolina, that
they intend publish in tie of Rutherordton n c.
a Weekly Paper called 1.-THE RUTHERFORD DEMO-
Graf" on the >th of April next.
The DEMOCRAT will advocate the principles of the
great Democratic Party with its utmost abiy-,he only
a6d conservative party IN existence and only
party that the South people, look for carrying
out the laws and Constitution of government,
The Democrats North Carolina have long cong contn-
ucd to press forward without lterng in their exeltions
To extend and widen their ranks in the State and that
the triumph nj let again to fortfy our
posts in all parts of the State for the struggle in August
In time of peace let prepare for war; by buck
ling again for the approaching Congressional
campaign.
The DEMOCRAT will be devoted to Politics. Internal
Improvements Agriculture News, Select and Original
Reading Matter, Poetry, &C., &C.
The have secured several correspondents
per a welcome visitor TO every freside.
One copy Invariably in advance,) g
Six copies, IL
Fifteen copies, 81
Twenty copies, IS
The terms of adv Rising in the DEMOCRAT will be a
follows:
One square, Is: insertion ne lines less,) 81 90
Each subsequent insertion, 25
Longer advertisements in proportion.
Contracts will be made with advertisers at the above reg
contract 1915 per cent will be deducted from the gross
amount.
All letters be addressed to the subscribers at Ru-
therfordton, N c. and persons subscribing will please
write the and post Office distinctly prevent
the papers from being sent to the wrong post office.
J. FORREST GOWAN,
ALEX. DIG. TUMBRO.
Rutherfordton. N. c.. March 9. 1857. 35-
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TUE SUPREME COURT

=. :, =,
The Superior Courts are held the Circuits by the
following officers Judges-Samue Person, of New Han
County Matthias Manly, of Craven John DICK
of Guilford David CALDWELL Of Rowan; John Bailey
Saunders, Of Wake Solcitors-Elas c. Hines rides the
First Circuit Geo Stevenson of Craven rides the Second
Rufn of Orange rides the Fourth Circuit; Robt Strange
of Cumberland rides the Fifth Circuit; William Lander OF
Lincoln, rides the Sixth Circuit Marcus Erwin OF Bun
ombe rides the Seventh Circuit The Courts are held as
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ID AGS RAGS! RAGS !...THE FOREST NAN
- ufacuring Company being about r. into operation
at the Falls of Neuse River in the County of Wake VIII
delivered at the Mills at any of the Depos the Ren
and CASTOR, North-Caroina, or Wilmington and Weldon
Railroads.
Any communications addressed to Dr. VIM. R. Miller
the agent Of the Company at Forestve to the SUD
scriber at Raleigh, will be promptly attended to.
WILL. r. POOLE, President
Raleigh. March II, 1857. SS-swa
% Register copy.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.
TIME SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE VERY
valuable tract of land lying ten miles west of Raleigh,
the Central Railroad containing hundred and
seventy6ve acres all in woods, about halt in pne with
of urpentne. The remainder adapted to the growth of
corn cotton and small grain, with number lowgrounds
Any wishing purchase will do well to call before
purchasing elsewhere. Call, gentlemen you will lose
bargain. Come, and if you do not trade it shall be
fault. Mr. Frank Page or Mr. Passmore will take
pleasure in showing the land to any person Both of them
live convenient to it.
w. G. STRICKLAND.
Nav s, 1887. 47-sw3m.
~ Register copy month
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MARBLE AND GRANITE.
w ILLlAM STRONA CH,

MESSRS. MAUNDER IL CAMPBELL
"OULD CONFIDENTLY RECOMMOND THEN
w to the Public skillful and competent workman
and reliable gentlemen.
The undersigned. successors to VIM STRONACH, will
continue the execution Of
MARBLE AND GRANITE WORK.
in all its branches They may be found at the old stand
southeast corner of the Grave Yard The Public inv'
ed to come and examine specimens Of work. well as our
stock OF Materials, good supply of all kinds being always
kept on hand.
All orders from distance promptly attended to:
Address. MAUNDER CAMPBELL.
Raleigh n. c.
Dec. s, 1856. ~ 6-swly.
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Office No. Ca. r. II. CO., I
lIrNr 9th 1sSC

VuNHE NEXT ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
Il holders of this Company will be held in Salisbury on
Thursday the 9Th day of July. Under resolution of
meeting Messrs. d. A. Davis, J. H. Jenkins. Wm
Murphy and B. B. Roberts, were appointed verify Prox
les for the next meeting Proxies may be forwarded
either of the above named gentlemen as prepared
None but Stakeholder can be proxy.
Ordered by the Board of Directors that publication be
made for all delinquent Stockholders paw the amounts
due their subscriptions by the LIST day Of july or the
same will be advertised and sold.
CYRUS p. MENDENHALL, Treas
June 10. 60-td.
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KNAPP OF REEDS MALE ACADEMY.

hNAF OF REEDS MALI ACADEMIs
u will open on Monday 9Th day of July next, under
the instruction of Mr. John Devn, Principal who
mended by the Faculty of Wake Forest College being
thoroughly qualified to teach preparatory school, Tuition
heretofore, liberal Board Il 81 per MONTH For par
ticulars, address the subscriber.
A. NJ. VEAZEY Secretary.
KNAPP of Reeds, Granville Co., N. C.
June %. 1857. 6l-St.
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GENERAL DIRECTORY
OF NORTH CARoLINA

GOVERNMENT OF NORTH CAROLINA
THOMAS RRAGG Of NothsmPton oye sa. 'a Tsr%
CaTpss Of Northampton Secretary to the Go
ve WILLIS Wake County Secretary of State s1
elusive s Ssen Of Rockingham Treasurer $1,000
Sc os %ate Chief Clerk Treasurer
s2S Council State is composed of the following gentle.
"e G Marchant, of Currituck
Nm Long, of Halifax
Walker, of Mecklenburg
4 4 4 ) T Rs5ssli Of Of aS RoePiaRbam
CM Avery of Burke
Governors Aids, with the rank of Colonel
W L Kennedy, Of Beaufort
John Cunningham, of Person
NJ McDuffe, of Cumberland
John G Yancy, of Madison
The General Assembly its session on the third
% ad
and for Governor will be held on the first Thursday OF
August, 1858
TIME OF HOLDING THE COURTS
The United States Circuit Court for the District riot Of N:sss
ds1 of hsd tue
Judges-Hon n Wayne, of Georgia; Hon; Henry fo'
ter bss Ss5ss Sl as Haywood
The United States Courts are held at EdsntGn
at NewberS, 18th Monday in April snd October Benjamin
Brown Clerk Also at Wilmington, LIST MONDAY arer 'ne
4th Monday in April and October A Brown, Cier5
The Supreme Court of North Carolina is held al
semannualy the second Monday IN JuLe, ana tne gun
day of December 1t is held once year ut
burke county, the first Monday in August Inc oses
are as follows-Frederick Nash, of Grange Cnel
Richmond Pearson, of Surry Judge Wi!ham bat''e'
of Orange Judge-salary of each $4,000 sPer 9nnum.-
VIM Jenkins Of Warren, Attorney Generals hamlitoa
c Jones' of Rowan, Reporter; Edmund Freeman, OF
Wake Clerk; Oliver H Perry, of Wake, Deputy CLERK;
James Litchford, of Wake, Marshal
THE SUPREME COURT
The Bill to provide for holding Session of the supreme
Court year, the western part the STATE having
become Law we subjon synopsis OF its provisions
Sec 1st provides that Session of the supreme So"rt
shall be held yearly at Morganon on the hrst Monoay Vi
August . .
Sec I'd provides that all Appeals taken and causes trans
nitted from the Counties of Stokes, Davidson Mon,g3me
ry Anson and all counties lying west OF the same Snail oe
heard and tried at Morganton ,u
Sec Sd provides for the appointment OF Clerk VINO sna
keep his Office at Morganton
Sec 4th makes it the duty of the Sheriff Of Burke to attend
the Sessions of said Court
Sec 5h provides the Reporter for the Court al sa
leigh shall Reporter to the Moranton ession
oft
Sec h makes it the duty of the Judges to appoint one OF
the Solicitors within the region of country peched 10 al
tend said Court MorgunOn Attorney Tor the Sate
The act abolish either Of tt Terms at faegn'
but provides for holding additional one at
James Dodge, Clerk
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a DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE....THE UN-
"A dersghed having qualified at the last May term of
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions for Wake county,
administrator of the late 'b Fmdate deceased hereby
gives notice TO all persons indebted to said estate
forward and make Immediate payment and all persons hav
ing claims against said estate to present them within the
time prescribed by law, this notice will be plead in bar
of their recovery.
R. S. TUCKER, Admir-
June l6 1857. 59-tf
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DOOKS WHICH ARE BOOKS.-THE
ID Child's Book of Nature by w. Hooker, Nj. d.
Reading without Tears; by author of Peep Of Day"
What Know; or Hints on The Daily Duties of House
keeper, containing nearly son Receipts for Cooking, &c.
Jaufrey, the Knight and The Fair Brunissncle Tale
of the Times of Prince Arthur.
The Ladys Equestrian Manuel; in which the Principles
and Practice of Horsemanship, for ladies, thoroughly
explained. 50 illustrations.
Smiles and FrOwns.
Hand Book OF Iowa; by Parker
" " Minnesota, q"
Household Edition of the "Waverly Novels"
Two Years Ago; by Charles kngesby
"Hansord" Tale Of Bacons Rebellion" st. George
Tucker.
land"
Isabel; The Young Wife and the Old Love; by John c.
Jcaffrison.
Monarchs Retired from Business; by Doran.
Biographical and Historical Sketches; by Darlington
Macauley.
Things Not Generally Known; by d. A. Wells.
The Americans in Japan; by Robt. Tones.
DR.. Antonio; A Tale of Italy.
For sale by q. D. TURNER.
Raleigh April "a, 1851 44-swtf
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NOTICE.-hAvING DETERMINED TO REMOVE
II the South, will offer for sale. the 2ath day of
july Of land lying the waters of Mill Greek,
and containing 400 one hundred and fifty of which
well mbered and lying the n c. Railroad and also
in mile and half Of Mebanevle Depot The is
well waered it has small stream running entirely
through the tract 1t also has very fine meadow land
on it, There is also good dwelling aouse and all
outhuses and failing spring right the door
Any wishing further information can obtain it by
addressing me at Mebaneville, Alamance Co.. n. c.
JOHN p. TATE.
June 90, 1857. 6l-4t.
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49,. berland County,
TUNE oath, NEGRO BOY WHO SAYS HIS
% is Johp and he belongs to John Branson of
South Carolina Said Boy is of dark complexion about ~
years of age feet inches high will weigh la5 or
$50 lbs The owner Of said Negro requested come
he Wilt be dealt with as the law directs
July 3, 1867. CT
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THINESE SUGAR CANE. AND SUGAR MA.
~ king; its history, culture, and adaptation to the eli
mate SOIL and economy of the United States, with
of various processes of manufacturing Sugar drawn
from authentic sources by Charles F. Sansbu, A. NJ
Price 20 cts. At POMEROY'S
Raleigh, April 7, 1857. 36-sw.
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4 <AA ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND
-A3ODO FOR SALE.-I very DESTROYS to sell
plantation containing aOo of land in Johnston
iy the South side of Neuse River adjoining the lands
of David Smith and Others about One.haf q: which is
river BOTTOM and is well adapted to the growth of COTTON
corn, wheat and oats. Situation inferior in the
county for raising stock The premises bad repair
and bargain be had accommodating bv ap-
plying to at Smthtield, N. G.
A. G. POWELL
June %, 1857. .6l-tf
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MASONIC HIGH SCHOOLS.
MALE AND FEMALE.
Rev. DAVID R. BRUroN, A. B., Principal.
Mr. d,,isf1.f

3D. MISS MARY w. PORTER,
Teacher of Music. Painting and Embroidery.
VVKE FALL SESSION WILL COMMENCE ON THE
IL 14th July, and continue u weeks These schools are
beautifully situated in different parts of the town Of
linton, N. c., the Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad ana VI
fer many inducements point health and merit to those
wishing to patronize schools Of high grade. 30.
Good Board Ss TO 10, per month English tuition; s a
so Cha sical $l7 so; Orsmenals other high scho'
For circular, address the Principal, or
w. F. billiard, Oh. of the Board
J. A. GEoGHEGAN Sec.
Franklinton, N. C., July 2, 1857. 64-".