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HAMPDEN
T 5 located in latitude, So Is: longitude. lse
L 40, and nearly in the center of Cofey county,
Kansas
The Great Pacific Railroad from Jefferson City
and recently chartered Railroad from Leayen-
worth meet at this place. Come and see the
town or correspond with the Secretary of the
Association. J. a. d. CLARK, See'y.
March 18th. 1s5a. If
H. c. GROSVEEOR,
VITOOD ENGRANER, \. E. Corner Of Fourth
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March 18th. Isss. lrs
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ONE ef the most valuable claims iH the Terri
~ tory situated nearly midway between Law
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fozty acres fenced. with Is acres broke. and 3
Comfortable cabin On the same, for sale for
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for fuE Disruption Aeh ~
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YITH0IFsAI.E AND RETAIL DEALERS
w N FURNITURE eC1.h end Aassaehu-
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TKGIE BARKER has any quantity Il IEon
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1858. A. 3. miller, 1853.
WHOLESALE GROCER. Forwarding and
w Commission Merchant. Also. general
Steamboat Agent and Collector. New fre-proof
building, No. 100, LeEee, Leayenw0rth City,
4. Z. keb
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yAnEs A. FEAxE. HENRY B. coSwELL.
Frame & Conweil
WHOLESALE dealers IN gun powder. Keep
w constantly on hand Rife. Sporting, and
will receive prompt attention. Office at the fur
nit1re store. Kansas CitE. No. Jan : I'm
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G0DEY'S, Peterson's, BaIlou's and Emerson!
u Magazines. received for March b
Feb q 81 WILMARTH.
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TNGLE BARKER has Thermometer Churns
j. which viii make Butter worth 40 cts. Per
nnand. nov. -, D. -
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Ok YolkesI
I NGLE BARKER has > large quantity Of yer.
i superior OK okes. Ok Chains and HsErovs.
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A NY sum Of money, from SIe0 to 5000. for
IA three. six, nine or twelve months, for which
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real estate security will be given. leo acre land
warrants at $3.50, received the same as money.
s. n. WOOD. Real Estate Agent.
Jan 60, SO
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TAILOR, and desler in ready
vi made clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods.
ke., Massachusetts, street, first door north Of
Sands Harness shop, Lawrence. +. I. Feb %
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y = n . , =
A LII persons indebted to me by book account.
II or otherwise will please csll and settle i'm
meiiately, and save cost, as shall place all
accounts due me, in the hands of the proper
officer for collection. | am compelled to take
this method to meet ms OWE engagements
II. SHANKLIN.
Lawrence. March 13, 1853, 3t
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TO niptIUWi steoni might u MS JULIA DEAN NAYNE,
ITALIAN OPfRA.-Bu RIDNS THFATPF.
4 NJ. STRAkOsCH begs lea e 10 announce Lhat
Nine CORA nE NIliIDRsf.
the eminent American lrma Donna, vii nv -
but siICe her
RETURN FROM EURopF
MONDAY EVENING, Oct IS
IN Beiiinis grand opera,
PURITAN
In max this Mr. Nrkos,h begs leave 70
call OF the publ the fact that Nine w.bor
IL the onfy AMERICAN PRIMA DONNA who
successful debut before e mosatd critical audience
In the world, that of the
TuFATRe DIES TTALfENs PARIs
with the prestige Of tint and with her sat
thod much improved b. the tuo= the bes masters Nme
de horst returns to her native city the public OF nih
first uheerec her onward 10 renewed eyartions.
Mr.. srakosch The public that Mime do Wlh0rs y
of The best singers ahe IN Europe America
She IL wiha native New Yorker aud therefore, entitled -
claim upon he audience proycd her luadcat,.s
shau be found equal with her rivals
Nine de WIHORST will DC supported IN the principal r1ss
By Sgnori bRI1NOII
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NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY
IN sTusrR ARRANGEMENT,
Commencing Monday, Sep. -, lSsa
Trains leave Waite and Centre streets Nex
iors =, elo ~ White Plalns train s,oppns q Az station.
Trans leave depot Of Twenty sixth street aud Fourth
avenue YORK At $40 A. NJ wilamsbridge, stopping Al
all stations $50 A. NJ mail train, stopping a Wiamsbrdve
Stations N ~ A. NJ White Plains train stopping Al AL stations
40 A.. NJ William sbrdUe stopping al al salens Y. M Do
ver Plains stopping a, all stations NJ White Plains stop
ping nj All stations above Wiamshrdgei $40 y. NJ Williams
bridge stopping all stations $50 7. Whamseridgc, stop
ping u all stations
Retarnina -Ieave Chatham -Four Corners 1850 NJ, mail
stopping Wilinsbrdge While Pains and all stations
North. VIM CAMPBELL. Superintendent
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DRYANTs' MrTsrREIs.
ID Mcchsnlcs' Hall Al Brosd~ay above Grand s,rsa
Monday Oct Is AMI every night during The weektrs
pcarhnce OF the celebrated Iing Dancer
MR. FRED WILSON
jerry and Dan Bryant the eminent Affican usgeiAas
Dick and Hank n the screaming burleslue of
KING RICHARD THE THIRD.
Songs. Dances Sayings Cvmcalirs Plantation sccnes &C.
TWO TAKE ONk-SwfN0TN3 MAsGLuRAL-AI.PtA<
BROTHERS
Door open Il 81, cmmenos Az. Ttckess = cesAa
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DARNUNS MUsEUM.-THE INFANT EsAU NOW
ID hcre-ihr OF the famous "Bcardsd Woman"-a cAkl
only four OF Full and TuxurA
Beard and Whistler. The ini,niabiy diyrrng THIoDOSS
THEATRE OF ART, and the renowned lsu gh nvoxss.
DR. VALENTINE the Hunoris the very incarnation Of Wit
aud Facete On Monday sfternocn al o'clock we'd
IN h. evening at "a, ociock Adnluce V all ~
Oh lidreu under ten, - cents
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sraIPPIse.


- FOR SAVANNAH And FLORIDA
Tinted States Mail Line.
The favnric steamship STAR OF THE SOUTH, Captain
Ihoas ~ on viii leave THURSDAY, Oct 81 ut O'clock
NJ pier No North rivtr Through tickets be had
for the following places Fare low by other
from New York 20 Say annah Accommodations superior
New York 10 New Orleans kn so Mobile SIS Montgomery
Ma s7s Atlanta, Ca, fz, Albany, Ga, s1i Columbia Ca
f2l Macon, Ca, Sal savannah SIS.
B-fsr-ns wishing through tickets mus, applyone hour
arpiy 10 SAMUEL T. MITCHELL. A SON, n Broadway.
The rates ~ freight BY this steamer will he 10 foot
for goods and other articles proportion
L,OR LlvERPOOrr-TIIF BLACK BALL LINE CLIPPER
IN ship GREAT WESTERN, Captain Furber win positively
sail morrow For terms Of cabin second cabin and
passage apply on board pier . East river, to JACOB
WILSON. ins South street.
TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP LINE FOR IA.
u and New Orlesns-The steamship PffIfADEfs
PHIA Capt q. Harrison, Will sail on Monday Oct IS 1858
2ocock NJ from foot Of Warren Bulls o. fading ~
VII be signed hour Of sailing freight passage
apply At III West street, csrner Of Warren:
w. NJ o. RoBvRrs. Agent
L,oR sAvASyAH.-TuE AMERICAN ATLANTIC
screw steamship Company new and elegant steamship
MONTGOMERY ~ Croker commander, VIII leave pier IL
North river on saturday October y n occck precise
lv Passage savannah with unsurpassed accommodations
sS through tickets ~ New Orleans $50 o. Mobile. SO,
Montgomery sB; Albany, Ca A3i Aanta aud Columbus
tIi Macon k2l freigh 10 ceuts per t and pspofnnHse
rates kasurs8ce haf per cent Apgg II
uB CROMWELL 4 co, y Wes sseSI
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NfBLOS GARDEN
IN Tickets 80 cents: reserved seats
open 7; 10 c0nr1sonce nj O'Clock.
UNPARALLELED sUCCEsS Uf THE NEW DIANA,
PApvRETTx.
Seventh week OF the engagement Of
MfSS AGNES RODkBYbOn
her
NIB GEORGE JORDAN, and
- HF AUTHOR, Mr.. BOURCICAULf
NEW MUSIC.
NEW SCENERY,
MONDAY EVENING, Oct 49, iaS6.
new romantic DRAMA three acts, entitled
PAUvRErTE
Writes hy Dion Bourcieat author OF Jessie Bfown &C
Act The Retreat Of Napoleon from MosoowThe Ruined
80, Hnt near wilma, IN Russia. isssr WOOD
Act il-Tabeau 1.-THE Village of ~ Dider. in the Alps.
Lakewood and fIedericks
Tablean III.-The VOLTS Gorge on the to Mount
The HUT Of Pauvrette
THE AyALANCHE and the SEA or SNOW. =
AcIl-Tabean Iv.-The Chateau 81 the irslldvs and the
adjacent Park Ryiere
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" LNT-FAMrIy PACKAGE FOR FIVE DOLLARS
n containing 10 neat one bottle brandy gin
one rum Scotch whiskey, port sherry VA
.era one Monongahels, bsters, sample
rasu one bottle be had ut the following rates each
1tvandv ri. ain rum, Co.., port sor; sherry Coz
sgeira 0le. scotch whialey, So Noncngahea OC, Nefs
f9s, JONATHAN JONES Importer @wu'am street
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ANUUIU,
JUNG
with
A SPLENDID ORCHESTRA
- and -


Conductors. ......M STRAKOSCH, SIG NIC0LAo
TIE chorus will not be those announced
other establishment the dimensions and acoustic 1aao
which demand greater volume Of sound than required n
Burons theatre but will be selected from the beat
scans the city and viii be strong enough for those Wis
prefer music TO noise.
Mr. sakosch reluctantly refers TO the publications
senseess opposition II the intention OF Mr.
to oppose" be simply competes lie has bad the
honor TO give series OF performances which had brilliant
lie believes that will be the opinion of all who
qualified Judge that he has the best artists and generally
ensemble Further, he does tho
cipe that American citizen he entitled ~ pursue tins
business which he has devoted hts life without nterrupo
from Certainly the divine right 70 perform Tia
liam Opera not the hands any single
right the Opera, the public has equal right 10
10 stay away That they have chosen the formsr
alternative Mr. Strakosch considers that h- course hs nea
eaaofs.d by them. Tie appnu-. bestowed upon
MADAME tOI.SoN,
Who has been pronounced
BEST ARTISTS or rHE AGE,
and the favor with which the other principal artists ~ the
pany have been received the best index Of public ieeiog
Mr. Srakosh therefore, takes this opportunity to renew Tho
hts gratitude the pubic for the fsyoss his
has always met with al then hands. and he All be encourages
10 sll greater eAertons 10 deserved.
And conclusion. Mr. Snkusrh would point out 70 Ia
public simply suggestion that experience has proves
that this country equal to emergency whether IN sencs
the mechanic arts and now 20 DC sen whether We CA
not cultyste
OUR OWN PRIMa DONNA.
A matter OF fact H. ahsurd 70 awsy 10 end
thing which under your eyes ana he manager has
MADAME M wIIHoRST
vii 30 warmly received by her Maniay ngs
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r,HE ORIGINAL. CAMPBELL. MINsTREIS.
J. MINSTREL. HALL. ga BROADWAY,
OPEN FOR THE SEASON
This company part 81 The original Chrisy and Campbell
Ministries who the harmonse Negro Melodies
aud challenge the world TO compete with them IN
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK
Tho FOLLOWING NOVELTIES VIII be produced
ARAB BROTHERS,
Hsngartsn warblers.
The Great Bob Ridley
Dance de Aselo,.
The knight OF the Razor.
Unsworths Banjo Song 'The Retired Physician"
Also Songs Delnesions Comcsrs, Burlesques &c, &c.
Doors open at IA commence at 50 $1,000. - go,
S.B-rirs, appearance u a. " HERNANDEZ since his
ia etrhar
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"A Lessee Director ,.................B UY.LMAN.
The Director has Ss pfsss5f siinSsffan'"s that
viii make her 5 n W sPpnsssiaSs 4 A% s,oSs
CARpThe Director respectfully informs The pubc ,ha! ia
his contract with Mr. Lumley 4 Is expressly stated Nile Pic
Vim roio q %nss
s ss pc ns
The opera selected for the debut q NILE Pccoomin win Be
for The production Of which The most extensive preparations
The cast comprises -
s GRAND Asp S IMPOSING enc cmok e
"4i'''1 ONE HUNDRED SINGERS.
Academy Of Music which been established since the last
ss Of Sr pupils a
the facilities p''STsaa E S aRaS6 o 5ssCn
will be the largest and most perfect united operate
performance numG SIXTY SP fRoFE s
II will be under the direction q ,r,,o
who will make on this occasion, his drs appearance
During the ball scene the ADMIRED adm b did, a,nseuse,
senorita SOTO -. 81,
America She viii BE- assisted By corps de ballet q
THE HEM MISE nG0 In l scRsE
s w
dresses properties chandeliers &C. have been expressly
Sd Sucieut time for arranging the decorations Of the
the opera VAL be given in -four acts instead OF
INTERIOR ARRANGEMENTS
Mr. UIMAN begs 10 the patrons OF the Opera
that during the alterations have
interior Of the Academy Music.
The first circle ia particular has been completely remodeed
All the been removed and the entire has
converted into
TWO ROWS OF NEAT PRIVATE BOXES.
The entire number OF these private boxes each Of which
holds persons. IL egbythy FIVE Of which front
Every box constructed that the spectator wherever
seated, always obtain
FULL VIEW or THE STAGE.
Between each these boxes passage way
that may be obtained part Of the circle without
Inconvenience. In the Opera houses OF Italy and Paris this
ciy for interchange of visits between The habtues
lered OF the principal attractions and privileges the
world q fashion This improvement he IS sure VII Crafty
the wishes of large number u patrons and to obtain which
Mr. Gilman has been compelled % saoce several hundreds
Of good seas.
Tue Hobbies and corridors have been handsomely covered
with BRUSSELS carpets and allied with sofas anchairs and
swans, for promenade during The entire Further the
interior flooring the auditorium been laid with mating
10 deaden the sound Of oconoion mpart tho
house during The 9iner months air OF luxurious comfort
PRICES or ADMISSION.
The Director hopes that the public will Immediately
that The most lavish hes been incurred make
the debut Of Mile PICCOUMINI and the opening the
season OF extraordinary Interest. Under these cir
he trusts that the scale Of prices viii With
appreciation.
ADHESION 81
Family circle 50 ceus Ampaitheare q
prt itunb DO prrSO
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WINES, LIQUORS, &C.

A RRIvAL OF IRISH WHISKY DIRECT FROM Wis.,
n dialiery Our last importation, ship Marquette, -
SLOWED ures and connoeur 70 nc superior y any ever
before brought this maket To the trade w bond on ne
usual liberal forms Family orders solicied sample o''es
b MckjiiFfE 4 Co. IS Nassau street corner liberty.
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rT,HE PERSON WHO LEFT SMALL BRrAsTPTN TO ~
IrsrArn WAFER RENrs.-cRoToN AouEnrc

r.rtnent October q 1854
noce hereby given that ~ of Legislature
psr a. aided 70 all unpaid the st
November Ia addition 70 6ve cent incurred lhe Ia
rents are ravsble on LET Of Mar m each year IN
sivance and The penalties unpaid rents attach with
srrtatnv on thr August and November thereafter
II must be desirable 70 owner " his
merry returned the Collector Of Arrears which
""'sue - 81 VAN setback. President
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UAIN1 AT AUCTION.

ALFRED BRAGG AUCTIONEER.-A. BRAGG 4 co.
"a VIII seu at auction on Tuesday Oct. 49, 1858 at l0h.
shoes brogans and rubbers comprising general assortment
OF fesh and seasonabe goods suitable Tor the Southern
Western and city trade = ~ -
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MILE EMMA WELLS
mi THE LADY oRGkNfsr.
VIII gira her second grand
Vocal and fns.-nmelial
CONCERT
Al Ntbl0s srlpon
THURSDAY EVENING, Oct. q
Nile. WELLS will introduce for the second time sns
ALEXANDRA ORGAN.
the field 81 The Orgie AeKaefre was absolutely
without limit There kind of music which IL beyond 10
no. the brilliant and elaborate and hence
Il that all greases artists wAieyer have teea he
pee CHARACTERISTICS OF each hhve been egua earspurrd
with tie instrument.
Mile WELLS win lie assisted by
Miss MARIA a. BkAINARu. 10; rsro
ST.. BhkNANIbl, baritone.
y. MDIJ.ENHAUkR, yisiSs-
H. q. TIMM. Paal-L
N.R-Yul' particulars in Thursday papers.
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WALLAcK'S THEATRE.
w Due notice viii be gwen of the representation OF
The successful comedy NOTHING VENTURE NOTHING
WIN which Withdrawn few nights to afford variety the
parons Of the theatre In the production Of New Comedy
be acted Ia COM with Mr. Broughams grand
extravaganza,
Monday evening, Oct Is,
FIRST TIME IN AMERICA,
an entirely new comedy, by Charles Dance entled
MARRIAGE LOTTERY. ..,.
Wfui Wayerley rich bachelor Mr. Letter WaAck
Herbert Manifest Mr. Floyd first appearance; Gr,nsby Mr.
John sloan Mrs Pointer Mrs yernon first appearance ths
Charlotte Manifest Mrs. Sloan frat appearance Har
riet Pointer Mrs Floyd Warner, Miss Tree.
After Which Nj. Broughan' = great eytrayagsuzs OF
NEPTUSE'S DEFEAT,
SEIZURE OF THE SEAS.
Mr.. BROUGHAM. Miss MARY CANNON.
Mr.. JOHN SLOAN, Mrs y. HENRARIK Mrs FLOYD Mr..
BERNARD &e, in their original characters.
r AURA KEENE'S NEW THEATRE ga BROADWAY.
IL The for the production Of Tom
original three act comedy having been
plted would respectfully inform the public
that she tiSt representation OF = .
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN,
which piece has been expressly written for this theatre BY Que
OF the most popular draina.ists Of the period ana
NEVER BEroRE ACTED On ANY STAGE,
viii take place i
MONDAY EVENING, OCT. 49, 1868,
With scenery,
Appropriate costumes.
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ORDER tF THE SALE.
The sale Of seats for the first nigt q Mile pfgCoINlNI
viii commence At precisely gA.M.,
Tn MONDAY October IL,
A the Academy Of Muse q BrcusiDgs. 70 Bccadway sad
Il sibes stationery store, 20 Wall street. Nassau
The sale for the second night commences Tuesday aud for
he third night "Wednesday.
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rxTHo WOULD NOT HAVE LITTLE PURE frovoY
w his house for medicinal purposes when ron can get
DOZEN bottles assorted Quor for Tor
akMIs FfLIsUr, No 90 William street. No. South WGAa-
sHee aToRGs wssf represents No south william stree.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-11-13
Arrangements for the Session.

We present our paper to-day in new dress, and
80 think the Standard now makes as handsome an
,nDearanoe as any journal in the country The type
e,r o,r new dress were obtained from the foundry
& uessrs. Chas. T. White & Co., New York.
The Standard will be issued three times a week
during the session of the Legislature. The price of
the Tri-Weekly for the session will be one dollar
and of the Weekly paper fifty cents All subscrib-
es to the Weekly paper will receive the Tri-
Weekly free of extra charge.
The price of the Semi-W eekly by the year is four
dollars-of the Weekly, two dollars, cash in ad-
vance. The Weekly Standard will be sent to clubs
Of the following rates: Six copies for ten dollars
ten copies for fifteen dollars.
We have employed competent Reporters for the
two houses of the Legislature, and our readers may
expect to be kept fully posted in the proceedings Of
that body. Congress will assemble again on the
first Monday of next month; and having secured
be services of an able and we'll informed Washing
ton correspondent readers will also be regularly
advised of the sayings and doings in the federal
topols.
Now is the time to subscribe.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-11-13

BANK OF WILMINGTON Annual Meeting Of
the Stockholders of the above institution was held
at their Banking house. in this town, yesterday, L.
H. B. Whitaker was called to the Chair, and Donald
McRae and s. Graham appointed Secretaries. 4124
shares of stock were represented. The old Board
of Directors was reelected The following resolu-
tons were passed:
Resolred, That the President and Directors be in
structed to apply to the Legislature for permission
to close the books of subscription.
Resolced That the President and Directors be a,l-
thorzed to reduce the present capital of the Bank
to 100000, by purchasing the stock when it can
be obtained at par or less.
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the
Wilmington and Weldon Railroad, takes place in
this town tomorrow Wilmington Herald, NoU-
e7nber 10.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-11-13

Total number of Families, 629-541 whites SO
free colored.
Total number of Married couples, 455-4O5 white,
80 free colored.
Total number of Widows, 129-115 white, IA free
colored
Total number of Widowers, $50 white, l free
colored
Number of Births within a year to date, 1876;
Deaths during the same period, Ga.
Among the Occupations of the population the
returns show: 231 mechanics (of these there are
26 free colored); n laborers (s2 free colored) 70
merchants (including grocers); SO seamstresses 40
free colored); So washerwomen (all free colored);
SO clerks; % lawyers; 81 printers; 20 farmers;
20 teachers; physicians; z druggists; 6 minis
tiers of the gospel; editors hotelkeepers bar
bers q free coored and slave); dentists; bro
ker; Judge; member of Congress; l contractor;
gentleman" sportsman and SO loose women
(6 free colored) - 80
Total number of Dwellings, 61s; Stores, 90;
Churches, 8 Schools, 5.
Number of Church Members 962, as follows:
Baptist $40; Methodist 226; Presbyterian 1870;
Episcopaan, 1876 (communicants); Christian Church,
1890 black and 20 white); Catholic, cot The
colored members do not appear to be returned ex-
cept in the case of the Christian Church a..
! Pupils attending School, 1877, (St Marys not In
cluded) s. htss -, f4s .
Number of Fireplaces, 2,O40; Cords of Wood
consumed in year, Is $50 Number of Crates, 95;
Tons of Coal consumed in year, 989. -
Probable cost of Lights for year, in houses,
stores, churches, &C., FL ,775. .eza., pr,
sin all this enumeration, except in the first Table the
slave pPniatioe is not ssken into account returns
This sunber i.eisaes I'll she members of Catholic fam
lilies baptized. 7stssfi ,s.!. is<s.eff ~ q
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Caldwell counties, N q, and from York, Chester
and lancaster Districts, s. G.. .z,-----'
The Fair was'a complete success there being
larger number and better variety of articles ex-
hibited than on any former occasion 1t is the
opinion of several experienced gentlemen, who have
visited number of Fairs that the exhibit Of cattle
and horses was equal to any ever made in this or
any other southern State
The articles on exhibition in Floral Hall and in
other departments were numerous, and all above
binary. We were highly grati6ed to see the ladies
manifesting SO much interest in the exhibition
The Executive Committee and Mr.. P. j. Lowrie
Treasurer of the Society," and Others deserve thanks
for untring efforts to make the occasion interesting
The Mecklenburg Agricultural Society held a
meeting in the Court House on Friday evening.
Nothing of importance was transacted except the
adoption of a Constitution. The election of Off
GERS and other business was postponed to meeting
to be called by the President
Gem Young, DR.. Fox, VIM. Johnston and DR.. j.
NJ. Davidson were appointed a committee to draft
Bylaws.
The receipts Of the Society during the Fair
amount to about $3.50, besides donations amounting
to some hundreds of dollars procured through the
exertions of Messrs Thos. W. Dewey, w. F. Phifer,
G. Overman and R. M. Oates. The Society is now
considered in highly prosperous condition, and no
exertions will be spared to make its future opera;
tons agreeable and acceptable to all citizens of Wes
tern Carolina, who will join in the annual exhibit
TONS
It was ordered that the thanks of the Society be
rendered to the Charlotte SAKE Horne Band for their
entertaining music at the Fair Grounds during the
exhibition We heard many strangers compliment
the band, and we sincerely hope that its organiza-
ton may be continued it certainly is an orna-
ment to the town of Charlotte"
Summary of the Census Returns Of the City of
Raleigh, to June II, 1858.
We present below, as matter of general interest,
and as convenient for reference, summary of the
Census Returns of the City of Raleigh. The matter
is well condensed and carefully digested by Mr. John
spelman, by authority of the Board Of Commission
ers, from the Returns furnished by the Board.