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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-04
NEw-YORK SUPREME COURT.-"THE
III CANPAkIA CATALANA GKNHR AL uZ SEaI,RQQ,

IN CANPtNIA CATALINA GfNHRlL DE SE9vROy
/ q BHs.lOs' NJ Spain S.in't WILLIAM 4 PACE .od AMOS
ss .a 70, buS,.y %.n& x 90 s..'s.,c@
.d I'd s sa1v 1Gs - III. %
VIII "a, 'h: Day been flied In the Once q ss C. q The
sH !% 40 NIB 'E, your No. a;s s; s. X.
gmn'on' Oh you exclusive Of the 1 such servie and ,ou
f TO n-.r ID" said compliant within the time Aforesaid the
pAnh IN this lion will tale udsm. at asanst M the
eleven hundred aud unst, dollar. aud two cents
Eight hupdred Gy I b.ic To. cost. Il hi.
N'w.Yorl, Dec T. 1851. JOHN &. McCULLOH,
d. Is"b"M Plaintiffs Attorney.
~ LLOYD GADITANO INSURANCE COMPANY OF CA
DlZ IN SPAIN against WILLIAM r. PAGE and AMOS L.
;s nor mon, demand on NJ,
moned and required the complain: in this tor Which
County Of NewYor. at the City Hall in The City Ne.Yo5i,
ard to seory Of ycgr answer to the said compnt On too
YoS within SDy day. after nh .1r Itst Of 70 h ne ou
you exclusive Of the day Of zach service and you is % an
viii taEc iOdscn; against you for Of .eysa
hundred and nIsty seven dollars and two cent. WIN n'tH
dred and fifty beside Of this S'ion-ps'~S New
d7iaSs~M join 1is; S. MeCuLLoH Plaintiff. Attorney
CUPREME COURT.-JAMES NJ. MILLS,
H. MILE deceased ssain.t RANSOM BEMAN, Ch.re: Iy,
Yer DIM ExO1h and :ns H Y. ~. Tsom.. Hshecs s
Msrs Loi,s hchcoch hi, wife Bedecn Center minor son
above named defendants, Sir: You hereby summoned ard
,.od TO complaint in this action which 10 ths day
e the oce of the Cek Of the County Of Kns' the City
h. in The City Of BIo"aSn and copy Of your sn.t.t
Wall street, NewYork City. within twenty days dter the
Of this exclusive Of the Of such
service and fail to the said complaint within tho
time aforesaid the PLAINTIFF in this action will apply the Court
the relief demanded in the compant-Datrd N~wYOIs
Dec 81 1851. BRADLEY, MILLS Woodruff
d2s lswl0~M Plaintiff Attorneys No ~ Wsl.st.
CUPREME COURT-City and County Of New
- Yort.-JOSEPH +. TOBIAS, Plaintiff. sssinst JOHN H.
KROMPF Defendant Summons to the above defendant fon
hereby summoned and required 70 the complaint in
this action of which copy herewith served you and ~
copy OF your 10 the complaint on the ecnse
their Offices No 1872 Broadway of john st. New fork
City within twenty days se III. hereof exclusive OF the
day OF such services and you fail to the said complaint
within the time aforesaid the Plaintiff this seton will take
Judgment against you for the Of Ave hundred and thirty dol
with interest from the fourth day Of September 1857 beside
The Of this sction-Dsted New fok. December, 1851
MILLER, PEET d NICHOLS.
Plaintiffs Attorneys. No. 192 broadway. N. Y.
Tie said complaint fled In the Clerks Office Of the City aud
County New York the 18th day OF December 1857
MILLER, FEET NICHOLS
d21 law6wM Attorneys.
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fraal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate
son. having claim. .,ainst STEPHEN A. DENNIS. late OF the
voucher, tS.sci 10 the :s.eTScT' MERRILL
s I'LL l No ! II ss ry dg
s sIS1s 1855 B BESIs Wilson Executors
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of
ssa Ss"fIIs
City ds.'d to psssat the same With vouchers
No IS Nassau in the City Of NewSori on or , e,,C The
JUN ISL DAY Of '' PLP SIMMONS
y6 iswsmM'
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of
b. cGy s Of ny sc hss T oI% # s
ss.y # 70 hs to g cce 'o of Emerson WI"
tr day M,Irh nc1-Daied NewYork the twelfth
Wy" NATHANIEL WRIGHT, Executors.
sI4lsw6uM WILLIAM EMERSON, )NN
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate of
l.,s t c.%! 81 ss Gg% ANY HawxHuRsT City
New Yori 70 present The ,Ins with voucher; tsg
.n Psr Merchants No. 10 Beehmu in the City Of New
Yorl before the third day OF March Dext-Daed New
Isl is.smS DANIEL GRIFFIN Executor
IN PURSUANCE of on order of the Surrogate of
h.rns claim. srau.t MARY T. r sTOSE late the City
au 70 thu suS.cHsc .; ii, store No II Chs 10 Ii. City
~ MwIork before the lTh day 6 April peIt-Dsted
New Yorh thu 9Th day Of October, 1881
ol2 lsv6nM CYRUS w FIELD, Executor
N PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of de County Of New notice hereby all
ssvns aaas ssains JOHN }. OBRiEN late Of the City Of
merchant, deceased, TO present the with
thereof TO the subscriber al his Of business No.
III the City Of New Yor before the hrst day
I m.cn bN.DGed New York the 18th day Of kugvt 1857
euiSIa~ JAMES O'BRIEN, Adniniststor.
NEW-fORK SUPREME COURE-County of
Az kmga-"Ilbnl Parss against Henry Rssock samuel
Moore Clement L. Deunirgon Ann Ffs D,pnnvton bis
wife, James o. Barrow james NJ Barrow, Ana,.w p,,k.,
Duncan MeKeure Zuins Pls,t Reosiyer Of ymor. son.
hsud Richard Warren Albert n. Brown Bu,y 49,.
Oliver Bacon Thomas r Vaughn Henry r. G.yIo,a CS,p'
Williams Edgar Wilisns Edward HskSs ADD Thomss W.
Summons for Rslief-(Con not serlTo the defendsn,
SAMUEL MOORE: YOu hereby summoned REQUIRED !.
the complaint In this srton which viii b lied 10 The
oe q tbs Ceh vi The County OF Kings at the City Hall the
'hy o. Brookya and 10 copy Of answer the
COMPLAINT thr subcnbsTs 81 their Office, No Al Wall
sGneey Cou IN The City Of New York within twenty day.
amer bt service " this exclusive o hs day Of
h sree and you fail 10 the said complaint within
e time ssssd the plaintiff in this ation vii aPpy toe
scar for the relief demanded y the complaint.
Dsted New York, October -. 1857
BRAiNARD RICE. Plaintiffs Attorney
No. al Wal street New Yorh.
The complaint In this scon TIED once Of the Crk
"kng' County o. thu 18th day Of October 1857
Dtted New YoTk Nov.nt-r -. 1857
BRAINAkD 4 RICE, P.siD,e's Attorneys
Slewowm No. Al VA street, ~ Y.
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N1EW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHILA-

IN DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST via JERSEY
CfTY-Man and Express lines leave New Yort at aud M
and and M fare So; II and 10 kensinston Through
ikes cold for Cincinnati (S7 and Sl8 SOY and the West,
md for Baltimore Washington Norfolk &c. aud through bag
ma check 70 Washington a. and p. trains.
" w Woodbury., Assistant Superintendent
No Asrsse will b. received for train unless delivered and
in advance of the time OF leaving
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Core tJoTd,LCe OF 1br n lnhune
BOsTON, Jan. 2 1858.
Daniel w. Gooch, esq., of Melrose, Is the Re-
publican candidate for Congress in the Seventh
District and viii in all probability be elected to
succeed Mr.. Banks Upon the first ballot in Con-
yentisu he received As votes out Of 100. Isaac +.
Shepard of Somerville had 10; James NJ. Usher OF
Mediord, 10; Charles Hudson of Lexington, Z;
w. II. p. Wright of Lawrence, B; Marcus Nor
ton, jr., Of Andover 5; J. $. Remick OF Charles
town. 4; Henry X. Oliver OF Lawrence, 3; Gideon
Haynes of Waltham, ]; and John Pierpont oil
Medford I. Upon second ballot Mr.. Gooch got
~ votes, aud Mr.. Shepard 3. Mr.. Gooch is a na-
tive of Maine, but has lived in this State some ten
years, more or less. He is lawyer, and is now IN
business in this city with Ex-Governor Wells oi
Maine. Who has within the last year taken up his
abode here. La 1852 he member OF the Leg
jslaturs, and IN 1853 of the Constitutional Con'sn
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-06-23

Wake Forest Commencement.

The exercises of the annual Commencement
Of Wake Forest College occurred during the
past week. The weather was highly propi.
tious, the attendance large, and most of the
exercises Of a highly interesting character.
The Board Of Trustees met on Tuesday
morning among other business transacted
was the following: The Board decided to re.
ouire in future the President to read a report
publicly on Commencement day, not only of
the distictions in scholarship, but of the pune.
.tuality Of each student in attending chapel
and recitation exercises during the Collegiate
year. 1t was also voted to discontinue the
Preparatory Department Of the Institution 90
soon as the classes now existing shall have
run out, which will be in two wears from this
time. During the time the Board was in
session, Investigations Of Profs. w. II. Owen
and VIM, L. Brooks were received which
after due consideration, were accepted. &c
take effect at the end of the next session.
The public exercises in defamation com.
menced on Monday evening, when select mem
bers Of the Freshman class occupied the ros
run We have heard the performance ia
vorably spoken Of
The annual address before the members o
the Euzelian and Philomathesian Societies wa,
delivered by DIR. s.. S. Satchwell Of New Han
over. The theme Of the orator was 1.-THE In
tucncco OF Material Agents in Developing Man.
Great attention to its preparation had evi
IDENTIFY been paid by its accomplished author
who seems TO have thought much upon tn
subject. Many Of the aphorisms uttered wer,
worthy Of being written in letters Of gold.
At night, Rev. j. L.. Prichard preached tn
annual sermon before the Graduating elias
from Luke 10 20, 80. His theme was 'Liv
ing for Christ" The sermon was well-ar
ranged, carefully prepared, and delivered il
an earnest and forcible manner.
COMMENCEMENT DAY-At 10 o'clock in tn
morning the Trustees, Faculty and Student
formed a procession in front Of the President
house, and, preceded by a fine band of Music
marched to the chapel. The exercises wer
conducted according to the following pre-
gramme
l. Latin Satutatory--Wm. J. Bishop, Be,
tie.
? PuJlje Spirit IF North C~arolina-Joh
Berry, Hlllsborough.
3. The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. X. Lassitel
Sampson.
4. Who is Young Ameriea BENZ.
Hester, Granville.
8. Education in all Ages-Jas. w. Mitcl
ell, BERTHE.
u. me POttttedt FT6sS-Wllllam Is. wa
ford, BERTHE.
:. Democracy tie Hope Of tie People,
William j.. Bishop, BERTHE.
8. Purity Spirit-Thomas j. PitchforC
Warren.
o.. Taledietory Address-Benj. F. Heste
Granville.
10. CoRfcrriag Degrees.
The President presented the above youn
gentlemen with diplomas, and delivered the
a short but very appropriate address, whic
closed the exercises.
The attendance was large, and a great nun
Der, Of course, could not obtain seats. In Il
afternoon there was formed, as We understoo
an Alumni Association.
AZ night, as usual, a party, complimental
TO the graduating class, was given.
BIB. Recorder.
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JONESvuLE
Male and Female Academies,
TOWNSVILLE, n. C.

Rev. w. L. VAN EATON, A. NJ, PRIScIPAL.
L.. J. CHIEFLY, A. B., ASSOCIATE.
Hiss A. D. LATTRIDGE, Teacher in the Fe-
male Department.
Miss P. K. HAMMOND, Teacher of Music,
French and Embroidery.
The twenty eighth session Of these Institutions
will open on Wednesday the 2lst Of July, and
close twenty one weeks thereafter. The Spring
Session will open the first Wednesday in January.
Board, including every thing except
candles, per month,..".---".-""-$7 90
English tuition according to advance
OO TO IL oO
Latin, Greek, and advanced Mathematics, Is 90
Music on Piano, including use cfinstrament,2 20 90
French and Drawing, each, -.."."--"....5 90
Embroidery, Sc 90 Painting in 0i.- -...l0 90
Students will be charged from the time of en-
tering till the close Of the Session, and no dedue'
ton made except in cases OF protracted sickness.
Our Teachers are all thoroughly educated and ex-
perienced, and our facilities for imparting eduea-
ton, whether for the business pursuits OF life, or
for qualifying young ladies and gentlemen Tor ems
tering tae highest classes, are unsurpassed by any
similar in stitution. Our village is situated IN the
mountains of North Carolina, near the Blue Ridge
in one of the healthiest portion of the State.
The Male and Female Schools are entirely sep
arate and neutrality-suspicious., eonductedl IN IaIge
buildings we'll furnished and at q suitable DIS
lance apart NIL
For further information address the Prlncipai
at JonesviIle, Yadkin county, N q, ana CaIa-
logues will be sent if desired
w. /. VAN EATON, Prin.
r,nsu 1888. 24-42-tAS5
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RECEIPTS FOR THE AGE.

SINCE LAST lssUE.-$l Mrs Sarah Afford: G
McCormic. Alfordsville; w A Eaton, Kittrell A
J Britton, Glover Depot, Va B F Powers, Wal
nut Cove; G R Moore, Sedge Garden HG Towns
end, Alligator. Fla; 5 W B Williams, Carrollsville,
Miss; Miss NJ 3 Long, Oak Grove; VIM Allen,
High Point G H Cogdell, Gray's Creek John 7
East, Farmville; B Parten; Chapel Hill Mri A
Catron. ] J Armstrong, Iowa DR.. A R Shepard,
Mrs NJ Norman. Kirksville, Ala; s Thaxton,
L~easburg K P Edwards, Snow Hill J C Lee,
Rolesville Mrs S c Gregory, Townsville; ] R
Bell, Smithfeld, Va John T Wooters, McLeans'
vile J ] Partin, Ringwoo1 Miss S Higgins, R
II Garvin, Marion L P Phillips, E H Phillips,
Clayton Miss S C Anderson, Big Swamp; Alex.
Elliott, COnwayboro'; Thos Phillips, John Jarman,
Wadesboro'; S John Thrash, Buncombe 3 PJ
Crews, Richmond w B Ellington, r 7 0verton,
Kittrells; So Mrs. NJ V Reiney, Lenoir C5Octs
due-price of Age and Cooley So. so j J C Hughes,
Rowan Mills; IL NJ Marshall, Pittsboro'; Miss e
F Earnest, Texas W Fl Spencer, Pacific; w NJ
Wartman, Va; 5 John Fl Buffkin, Cerro Gordo
Al Burch, Locust Hill.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-06-23

Floops.-Our papers from the west and
south are filed with accounts of dreadful
foods in the rivers, sometimes destroying
whole towns, as in the case of Cairo, ILL.,, and
destroying much property in every way. AS
a sample We give the following:
LAFAYETTE, IA, June lit commenced
raining here at twelve o'clock on Wednesday
noon, and poured down almost necessarily
until this friday morning. The Wabash
rose with frightful rapidity, and the inhabi
tants ON the river bottoms awoke in the NOR
ming to find their homes filling with water
and were obliged to escape in boats and 10y
swimming on horses. The Wea and Wild
Cat creeks, two small streams, rose in n few
hours to raging floods. The Toledo, Wabasi
and Western Railroad across the Wea creel
was entirely swept away, doing damage t
the amount Of 100000.
There arc two more breaks west, and no
less than five ~culycrts east, on the same road
are also gone. There are besides three 9th
or serious breaks.
II is impossible to estimate the damage t
the Wabash and Erie Canal. At Walcot
the feeder Of the level, four miles east, tn
lock and dam and five hundred feet OF tn
embankment arc gone. The State bridge
also gone, and there are seven breaks b'
tween here and Attica, Dauphin, Loganspol
and Wabash. 1t will be impossible to us
the canal again this summer.
LAFAYETTE, I p. M.-The Wabash river
still rising, and immense quantities OF sa
logs, rails, &c, are sweeping past. NO tran
or mails can leave for several days. who
laA-n l4NgnEft
grain slowed in barns will be total loss.
Sr. LOUIS, June 14.-Cairo City is cor
pletcly flooded, and all the houses are tur
bling down and drifting away or sinking
Scarcely a building is expected to withstaI
the food. All the tributaries Of the MISS
sippi are rising.
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May Il. 1858.
AND AND BUILDINGS FOR SALE

THE Undersigned, wishing to remove South,
fers for sale his most valuable tract Of land, house
ut buildings, &C., situated in the western part of
Eash county. and lying on the Franklin county
ne -equfdistant from Nashville and Louisburg.
he tract consists of 3335 acres, and is pronounced
= best judges as the most valuable tract of land
j this section. An energetic farmer would amass
| fortune from it directly. The timber has as yet
cen cut from only eighty acres of it.
The BUILDINGS are all - constructed,
nd supplied with all necessary appliances of CON-
Tort, and located in a very beautiful, large Oak
Grove. The water is pure and the neighborhood
agreeable and intelligent. 1 will take pleasure in
exhibiting this property TO any Nbo may desire
to examine it at any time. AS / intend to make
Immediate Sale, the first come" will be FIRST
served" il 3. WICK.
Csstalia, Nash Co., N. c., April 8, So. 3s-ti
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MUSIC SCHOOL.

THE Third Session of Mrs. H. Whitaker's
Music School will commence in Raleigh, July LIST,
1858, on Piano and Guitar. Her scholars will be
thoroughly and Understandings t1ught the prin-
cip!es and r1diments of Music as well as perfor-
mances on Piano and Guitar. Mrs. w. intends
that her school shall not be inferior to any Music
School taught in the State. Board for four or FIVE
young Ladies may be had with her. She feels
thankful for the very liberal patronage received
the last Session, and wishes all those who feel a
willingness to patronise her this Session to meet
the first day, if convenient.
June 10, 1858. 43-25--4t
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PROSPECTUS.

TINE SOUTHERN CONFEDERACY; AND
J. CAPE FEAR AND DEF RIVER ADVER-
TISER.-haying failed, for the want of patron
age, in the publication of " Stedman's Magazine e."
l propose to publish at Peterborough, N. c., a free
and independent (weekly) Paper, to be entitled,
The Southern Confederacy and Cape Fear az
Deep River Advertiser to be devoted to PolitiEl -
Literature, internal Improvements, Domestic AZ,
Foreign News, Agriculture, Commerce, Mapofac-
lures, Mineral Resources, The Markets, Etc, Etc.
Embracing every thing of public interest.
1 shall, with perfect freedom, discuss Federal
Politics all questions of State Policy, and every
issue in which the interests of North Carolina
and the South are involved, untrammeled by
Platforms-acknowledging no allegiance to any
Party, further than rebounds to the prosperity of
North Carolina and the Southern St ties.
I shall, with un altering energy devote myself
to the interest of my native SlatA, North Ca o.
lina,) whose dormant resources, NiSWWsegeloped
would render her, in point of wealth, the " en-
pire State" Of the South.
The Southern Confederacy and Cape Fear and
Deep River Advertiser, will be emphatically, in
spirit and tone, what the former clause of the til
tie denotes, and will, as indicated by the latter
clause, be a general advertising medium an /,
devoted to the interest of North Carolina, it will
increasingly and earnestly urge the improvement
:. and development of that portion If the State
which is watered by Cape Fear and Deep Rivers
Terms Of Subscription-In Advance:
1 copy for one year, 50
3 copies "
q &c 0
70 sc I" Is
To be issued as soon as the necessary arrange
ments can be effected. Al. STEDMAN,
Editor and Proprietor
Pittsboro,' N. c., June Is, 1858.
P. 81 would be pleased to furnish " Th,
Southern Confederacy; and Cape Fear and Deer
River Advertiser" to the subscribers to "Sted.
mans Magazine" and especially to taose who
have paid their subscription. If, however, those
who paid in advance for the Magazine, do NO
wish to patronize The Sout ern Co afe ieracy
and Cape Fear and Deep River Advertiser thu
amounts by them paid will be promptly returned
on the receipt of an order to that eff ct.
A. j. STEpMAN,
Late Editor and Proprietor of Stedman's MAG
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FATAL ArFRAY.-The Charlotte Democrat,
learns that an ARRAY took place in that yicini
ty on Sunday last, in which a man by tbs
name Of Anderson Beatty got his skull mash.
ed by a brick thrown by Frank Cathey. II
is said that Beatty first threw the brick al
Cathey, when the latter returned it doing the
damage stated. A considerable quantity Of
the skull bone has been removed, and his re.
coycry is considered hopeless. Whiskey wa:
the main cause.
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o. GILLESPIE, y
J. w. S~TOCKSTON, : 9
w. p. CALDWELL, +!

EMORY AND HENRY CoLLEGE.-The Annual
Commencement Exercises came off last week.
The Robertson Prize Medal was awarl led to
John r. Neal, of Athens, Tenn. The Orator
fthe Day for the Literary Societies, was the
Rev. Jas. 4. Duncan, of Richmond, who, for
an hour and a quarter, swayed, with the wiz
ard power Of the true orator, a hushed and
admiring assembly, upon The Signs of the
Times" The degree ofD. d. was conferred
upon the Rev. Leonidas Rosscr.
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@-The History of DIR. ]. Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters, the most remarkable medicine of the day,
and the many cures that have been performed
with it in cases of Liver complaint, Dyspepsia,
Nervous Debility, and other diseases arising from
a disordered stomach or liver, places it at once
among the most astonishing discoveries that has
taken place in the medical world. The diseases
to which " Bitters' are applicable are SO univer.
sal, that there are but few of our friends who may
not test their virtues in their own families or cir
Gle of acquaintance, and prove to their own sat.
isfsction that there is at least one remedy among
the many advertised medicines, deserving the
public commentator.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally
everywhere and by Williams & Haywood, Ra,
leigh, n. c. 43->1m
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MARRIED.

At Soap Stone Church, Wake county on
the 9Th inst, by Rev. Thos. S. Campbell, Mr..
William Piper, and Miss Mary A. E. Bledsoe,
all Of this county. Also on the 10th inst,
Mr.. Eldrige Smith, Of Raleigh, and Miss Car
oline Bevers, of this county.
In Franklin, on the 10th inst, by the Rev.
l.. K. Willie, Mr.. S. B.. Brummett to Miss
Pattie Gill.
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NORFOLK MARKET.
A. M. MoPHETERS & co

A. NJ. MCPHETERS & CO.,
W HoLESALE GRocERs & COMMISSION MERCHANTS
WILLS WHARF, NORFOLK, VA.
CoRN.-White and mixed 6S.
MEALS per bushel.
F~LoUR-Family S. a 81 ; Extra 81 S. F.5.
PEAs.-B. e. very scarce at | IS.
NAVAL SToREs.-Tar 81 IS Sprts Turp. Al.
SALT. P. 1 so G. A. l 90.
LIME.-Thomaston $95 W.. C. 81 Is.
SrAvEs.-R. o. HID. $50; W.. 0. HID. $42
W. o. Pipe $50; Heading $42.
There is no change of Importance ty note II
the Grocery market,
June l9.
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THE next Session opens 14th July, 1858. It
is highly important that Students be present on
first day of session, as the regular class.s will then
be formed. Conveyances can be had in Hillsboro'
on N. c. Rail Road. For Circulars. &C., address
the Principal; who refers to the Editor of spirit
ofthe Age" and Rev. R.. 7. Hefin, Raleigh, N. c.
JOSEPH II. SPEED, A. B. Principal.
june 18th, 1858. 43-tAl.
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Read ! Read ! the following :

We the undersigned have used and known used
the Receipt advertised ! Robt. III. Brown, ESQ.
for the cure of Bots or Grubs in horses, and con.
slider it the best remedy known, for that disease
Indeed, We have never known it fail giving reliel
in the worry first instance, even when horses were
suffering the seVerest agony. And the remedy i.
quick and ~efectual. For the benefit of eyery
body, and especially for the benefit of that noble
animal-the Horse-We recommend all to procur,
this valuable Receipt. We have known Mr. X.
M. Browns remedy to be used in very many in
stances, and never without effect. In some cases
it has accomplished astonishing cures
j. L. BENNETT, T. B. H0LLEMAN,
p. +. JONES, JOHN BENNETT,
EDWIN HOLLEMAN, of Wake County.
JOHN r. WARD, A. P. STROUD.
D. II. DURHAM, of Orange County, n. G.
New Hill, Wake county, N. C., g ept. 1887.
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Franklinton Schools, Male and Female.

The third Session will begin on the 18th July.
1855
G. W. NEAL, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL, AND j.
GUION, A. B. ASSISTANT in Male Depart
ment.
G. w. NEAL, PRINCIPAL, MRS. I. II.
NEAL AND MISSES NJ. RANSONE AND Nj.
E. STOAKES. in Female Department.
Primary ENGLISH, $40 or 1880
HIGHER DO. 1891
ENGLISH WITH ONE OR TWO LANG UAGEs, 1890
EACH ADDITIONAL LANGUAGE, 500
MATRIcULATE FEE, loo
EXTRA.
MUsIo on PIANO Or GUITAR, ITS USE INcLU-
DEN $23 or %, eC
Or. PAINTING. 20,eC
DRAWING, EMBROIDERY WAx-woRK, each, soc
PAsrIL, WATERcoLoRs GREcIAN PAINTING,
each, o.U'
Both Schools will have the benefit Of Lectures
and Experiments, with a Scientific Apparatus.
Board, including fires and washing $Sto 10 pc
month. 43..3m 24-tf.
June IL, 1859.