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usURAHCH C0RANM.

n. C. Alt1al lnsaranee Company.
At THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
"A North Carolina Mutual Insurance. Company, he,d %
the 18th Of January, the following persons elected
Directors and Oaisers fur the ensuing year:
DIRECTORS:
Henry D. Turner. Raleigh. 20.
y.R. Williams. d.
3: 81 H II sslGS; s. T,,.n,,,, DO. g" So
Kemp p. Battle. do.
George Little, do. -s
James u. Towles. do.
James E. Hoyt Waahipeioa
Alex. Mitchell, Newbern.
Joshua @. Wright, Wilmington
John N. Jones. Edeatoo. ...
Gen. w. Charles, Elizabeth City.
E.P. Pagan, Plymouth.
J: W. HarreI. Murffeesbrro.
b. Williams, Charlotte.
Geo. A. Smith, Milton.
A. W. Steel. Fayetteville.
Joseph White. Ansou County.
Josh. B"ner. Salem,
A. T. Sunny, Asheville
OFFCERS OF TIE CONPANi.
T. II. Se,by. Pv~sideai.
ID. Turner. Vie Psssidsst.
John H. Bryan, Anorsey.
Hamden smith, Sertss,yssi Hssssr~.
John =; s:'sSi& I: %iiii.s:, s" Execute. o-.sa..
G. w. d. Hutchines
This Company has been in sueeessl epsaiios over 10
pery the State exeept Steam Mile aud Tspsuise be
tllces) upon favorable terms lts Policies covss
property amounting to - hrxe portion of which
is in country risks and s present capital . Seve.
The average Gust ofInsurance upoe he plan ofths Oon.
pany has be less than third Of per cent per
nnu oil grades of prorery embraced in iss opessioes
A.. eommuncatious 10 rc(sseoce 10 Ssaispes should b
'ddr ''d tic The s's'''''y e.; 1ISsy R1is SMITH So
leigh. Feb. S. isss II.
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CANCERS, ULCERS, TUMORS, SCROFU.
la ard ali ether Diseases Of the Skin, cured BY the
,sCf Captions remedies
PAMPHLETS c"n,anIg E ,es,imon,ls Of the highest eharae
PdsEs wishing tc test the wonderful efficacy of Dr..
nus Remedies, must correctly describe their disease
rp all the particulars from its encement location
sruI kc" Medicines sent by mail.
address J. A. CLOPTON, N. D.
Huntsville. Ala.
J,psarrS. g.
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ECLECTIC MAGAZINE
HoRRse;S IIrKRAruRE.

FOREIGN LITERATURE.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
Cures euaraateei.

Cures Guarantee. s.s's.t. s
I'D CLOPTON HAS DISCOVERED WITHIN
,ss last wear a new remedy for CANCER purely
p,.,Se and perfectly harmless Persons visiting him
be required to pay anything until cure is effected
VIA cases that have been rendered incurable otat ast
nIlf by the use of Mineral poisons He also treats
& ,unors disease Of the throat rheumatism, nervous
Elections. &c ..-
..-rsruarded to any that may wish them. -;
''a ''"'' Address, J. A. CLOPTON, -,
Huntsville, Ala.
vsrh ls. 1883. 81.
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ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD.
Counsellor aud Attorney 1t Law,
RALEIGH, n. c., -
Vii s.terd the County and Superior Courts of Wake,
t,on and Chatham; the Superior Courts Of New Ham
Hr and Sampson, and the Terms of the Federal Courts,
siSuleeme Court of North Carolina at Raleigh.
Oee the one formerly occupied by the late Hon. Will
EHyWood, Jr.
hkgh, May 22. 5Rsw.
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FIRE INsURANCE.-.
MeGEE 4 W1LLIAMa Alssts

FIRE IN0URANCE.e -- .4.
MeGEE W1LLIAx2 Alssss
t> 20 roR RAislon, =. Q.
REENSBORO' lUTUAL INSURANCE
u COMPANY.-Such has been the care and seono@y u
the officers Of this Company, thss free fo@ ds
have made no sssessmenis and have nov 90 band s!s
capital viz: in premium notes t<S70Ss % 10 cash el3
345 ss-makiue total Of ts70sol a. TO uess any oses
that may sccrue tere0rs have hssitaou IN ayisR
tn the public that there er Company ia The Sosh
ern country The of the Risks in this Company -
ing in the Western part Of the State where the dsssO@
fire 10 much less
- = r. OFFICERS: .''i
JAMES SLOAN, President .E. .H
E. w. OGBURN. vice Presideot.
C. p. MENDENHALL, Attorney.
PETER ADAMS. Secretary aud Treasurer
WM. II. CUMMINGS, General Agset
y y. 4! !: sscss:' ssscos:. s..s..;,. cs..,.....
J. H. GARRETI, t..-..sl,
All communications on business eoanscsd With this e(.
Gee, should be addressed 10
PETER. ADAMS. Secretary.
Grsensboso'. N. G. July 81. -sist sS-I
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Law Copartnership.

Law COpartnership.
H.W. MILLER & G. W. BROOKS,
RALEIGH, N. c..
UAVING ASSOCIATED THEMSELVES TOGETHER
IL il the practice Of the Law in the County Courts will
ld promptly to all business entrusted to their care
n viii attend the County Courts Of Wake, Johnston,
Vii franklin. Granville Person and Grunge.
Gfee Fayetteville Street, above the Lawrence Hotel
uhleore or the other may be constantly found.
sn.s, iS5S. ST.
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BUSINESS CARD0. !.
DANIEL OsDONNELL,
'AAcIlCAL PLUMBER AND GAS FITIER,

nAN sfRHEf, 81 ~ eei So
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hn Richmond. Va, 4. ..i4sgs
lcsrasiEPARED TO FIT UP DWE1LxMGes
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say aitenS.d m orders left with hessrk Ggs pet
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HEAVY DOUDLE.SOtED DROCAN SHO1D
OF OUR OWN AANURACTU1e.
VNHE SUBSCRIBERS wvald vspeesfaly isiosa ths
Il Mcsrhsuta garmsss asd 81 insssvsied thai hare
. large ssaek u HEAVY DOuBlE-SOLEO BRO0AN
SHOES thsh t~ps and women ~ mss u Ne bess
rial and workmanship. Alsn. large ssspss@sssd
Leather Beltiss,
both DOODLE and single Of al sses msde fua he bsss
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psuvcmeass both The seaty and s,ye u 0OODe.
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= Can Be hsd in Nsw iusk os Ros,uu.
- Goods srsfally Pseksd and ses, sesosdse 10 d.
C.MAo. Linen
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EREsh COVE OYsTER4 10 end h Cssa
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Just recsivsd BY -
Jones 4 MOORE
Family 0ruexr.
Raleigh. August & isss. ss-H
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Ihomasville. N. G., Oes ~, lss& S-sm.
EAINs u.ATE CUI0N's) HOTEL.
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pasOoags. Hs returns his thanks DC pasa hsusS sd
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nave - '''"'s W" WILLIAMS 4 HAYWOOD.
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SoUyHxm. OF InAygl, BY MADAME oc
- TAvlA WALTON LEvE9I.
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N. b. COBB,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,
August ls, 1858. es-smpd.
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O0cs n. c. nssoal Iosasases coo..l 1,
RAiues. Dse m lAA.
HNHH A!xUAL MEETING a shs HesshC Chssssna Ne.
L ssai 1sssnsee Csapssy vi - ksid q ~ 49, g
the Csapasy b shs City rsssass shs iisk Jss iSae.
HANDEx & SMITH. asiy.
Oses0ose u. 1ese. les-sl.
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majority Of the Southern States will follow her ex
ample. grave responsibility devoves upon the
approaching Legislature Of the Old Dominion; and
we trust the mother Of States and statesmen"
will meet it as becomes her present position, her
past gores and the great that spreads itself
out resplendenty before her. She has always led
the van; she has the lead now; and she should
continue to lead unto the end, come veal OF come
woe Let her act promptly, but judiciousy firmly
and wisely; for, when she spreads her banner to
the breeze other standards will WOO the winds Of
Heaven and other peoples will be prepared to do
or die by her side
As one way of accomplishing the object aimed
at we trust every Southern Senator and Represent
atve will be prepared to support the doctrine of
free trade and direct taxation. Such a measure,
with undivided Southern support, could be carried
through Congress; for all the Western, and some
of the Middle States, with the South, are becom-
ing tired of paying enormous annual tribute to the
manufacturing sharpers of the Northern Atlantic
seaboard. Irrestricted free trade would do a good
deal towards reducing to practice the suggestions
of our Virginia cotemporary
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THE DEATH OF NENA sAH1B.
DOMESTIC AND COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
Icy THE sA1IosAL LfsE.I

New YORK, Dec. 7.--The steamship Edinburgh
Capt Jeffries, formerly of the Glasgow line, but
now Of the Liverpool, New York and Philadelphia
line, arrived at this port this evening.
She left Liverpool on Wednesday the 23d and
touched at Queenstown on Thursday the oath ult.,
bringing four days later advices than were re-
ceived by the Europa at Boston.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 23.-The sales of Cotton for the
three business days ending on Wednesday evening
amount to Is 900 bales, Of which spectators and
exporters took 1000 bales.
The market closed with little enquiry and weak
prices.
A partial decline of l has taken place since the
sailing of the Europa.
The market generally closed dull.
LATEsT.-Liuapool, Nov. "a, via Queenstown
The sales of cotton to-day are estimated at 5000
bales. The market continues dull and closed with
declining tendency.
LONDON, Nov. 23.-The funds show more steadi-
ness, and have advanced since the sailing of the
Europa. @@H @z. H."
Consols for money closed at 96t to 96!.
LONDON, Thursday noon, Nov. 24.-Consos closed
steady at unchanged rates.
| LIVERPOOL, Nov. "a The advices from Man
chester continue very favorable. There was a
good demand for goods, and yarns and prices have
an advancing tendency, although the market ger
orally closed quiet
| The Liverpool Breadstuff market closed dull, and
prices generally have declining tendency while a
decline has already taken place in nearly all de-
scriptons
/ The Provision market generally continued dull
| with little variation in prices.
| General Intelligence
/ The general news by the Edinburgh is not o
special Importance The ratifcations of the treaty
of peace were exchanged according to previous
announcement at Zurich on the 21st inst.
The 18th of December is spoken of as the da,
/ for the meeting of the European Congress- bu
nothing formal official respecting it has yet tran
spired.
Later advices from India state that Nena Sahib
the Sepoy leader is dead.
The Spanish Government is chartering Englis
steamers for the Morocco war. and other prepare
tions for the campaign are progressing rapidly.
A dispatch from Paris announces the death G
DR.. Barry, the Catholic Bishop of Savannah. H
; died at Paris on the 22d.
Advices from Turin confirm the reported resigna
ton Of Garbaldi and his withdrawal from Centre
Italy.
Garibaldi says, however, that he will resume Ii
command or offer his services whenever King VII
tor Emanuel calls to arms. m~
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TALK ON 'CHANGE.

The gatherings on rue Carondelet and environs
yesterday were few and far between. The Arctic
weather seemed to place an embargo on those
spirited conversations which we have from day to
day noticed; in fact, it was real cold day. There
were some movements in cotton, details of which
will be found under the usual head. The advices
by telegraph, received last evening, denote cold
weather in the hyperborean regions, and we should
not be surprised to learn that some of the upper
rivers are closed by ice. 1t is hoped, however, our
dealers in Western produce, particularly -four and
provisions, will not enhance prices too rapidly.
The receipts of cotton were free yesterday, but
the large expectations of 100000 bales per week
for the present month (December) are not likely to
be realized, as predicted by some of the Bears.
The talk is, that the receipts are doing tolerable
well towards the estimates of four and quarter
millions of bales; and those writer's in New York
who were harping on one million OF bales as the
quantity to be received at all the ports up to the
lst of January, can change their figures, as we now
foot UP to last evening, fifteen hundred and twenty
five thousand bales. The late rains have stained
good deal Of the open cotton which was unpicked,
so if there is much of this kind received late in the
season. it cannot be charged to sand and dust ac-
count.
AS the weather was entirely too cold to talk
yesterday outside, there were some remarks made
about the character of the telegraphc dispatches
indicating the election of Mr.. Wood as Mayor OF
NewYolk Our quondam citizen, Mr.. Geo. Opdyke
was left far in the rear. While talking of these
| elections in Northern cities, we are reminded tina
the present Governor elect of New Jersey, Charlie:
S. olden, was once citizen of our good city, wht
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..Trovatore, at the New Opera"

Ed Crescent: This oft-quoted and frequently
msapplied phrase may, on the occasion above re-
ferred to, be appropriately used as definition of
the conclusion arrived in of the production Of this
best opera of Verdi, on Tuesday last
Another brilliant, crowded and fashionable au-
dience, even greater than the Inauguration night
assembled to pass their verdict upon the new debu-
tantes. Expectation had been on tiptoe for some
time and so the outsiders present were not favored
with reserved seats.
Mile ST. Urbain, the new prima donna, was not
long in establishing herself in the good graces
of the audience, possessed, as she is of pure
soprano voice, combined with brilliance and sweet
ness, and fine school; at once giving confidence
that she can we'll fulfill anything she undertakes.
Her positions and points as an actress in some in
stances, may not reach the highest expectations,
but any discrepancy in thisyfrst debut may be
attributable to an over nervousness, as in the
Aiserere" and other scenes she satisfied me that
she was possessed of high dramatic powers. She
may be well content with her status as fixed star
in the galaxy with which our worthy Manager
Boudousque has illuminated this horizon.
Mile Guesmar, the other prima donna as .Az,-
ceno although not in her particular role, gave evil
dence of the possession of great musical and dra-
nots" will have a better opportunity to show her
high position. Her voice is of great compass and
accuracy, and denotes the finished school of cul-
tivated artistic.
Mr. Escarlat, the new tenor, has peculiar and
brilliant voice, eXquisitely perfect, with clear,
distinct accuracy and intonation and very refresh
ing. He was justly welcomed throughout with
much applause.
Melclisedec, as DeLu,la, with his rich, powerful
baritone, fully authenticated the laudatons which
have before been rendered to him as an actor
singer and artist
Madame Richer is very valuable adde-camE
in all circumstances, must be mentioned with much
praise.
| The orchestra and chorusses were perfect ant
can safely say that the excellent and. efficien
production of this opera is another well-earnet
laurel added to the crown of triumph so justly
awarded to the manager and his associates at tht
Inauguration. NuX.
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Arrivals Mt the Hotels Yesterday.

ST. CHARLES IIoTEI4-J Williams, Mrs Carr Carr, VIM \
Young d Magi, S Connor, A Comor B Whitehead
r Eeno l. Stuart, r c Myers, j II Mure D Myers ] l.
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be q w Iuckson d Shea, Galveston; & Whiteman La
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field, La; " Doran, Thos Pope J Benson Newton @ J
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b Williams Miss Cooker, Beookhoyen W Cash Ky; Levi.
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Holmes. Miss Mckinney, Styles, Miss; ID Delaney.
river; Bush Va; ASen La; J MsMahen ! 6 Tty;
Yazoo Miss; G i. Ford Goman, Ark; g Germany, NJ
Smyie and son, l. Levy, Cohn Haro Jr Miss Martin
river; Jackson, Calhoun Ga; Byers, city Smith,
johnson, Madison, Ga Gen Brandon and lady, Nachez;
Gitturn, Pass Christian G Spence F Sponge Miss While
hnrsf Mrs Spence, Miss Spence, B Spence Rawl Miss
Neblett; II Mansfield, Paducah, KY saconey Louisville
NJ X Scott Baltimore.