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AUSTRIA.

Prince Ri,>hard Metternich had quilted Yienna on
Lis return 20 Ps's.
The EIeIbs coi-esponceut OF Ihe London Tunes
,ays Il ia evident tba, Prince Me,terniohs misson lei
to the recent rote in the Paris NoHiteur but it will
hardly LEAD to recall Of tie SOyeregns OF Modens
snd Tuscany. At the sume tine, Austria continues to
increase her military strength in iay where there ars
row probably ~, ,Ot0 or lOI, eco frerch troops
Tie Austrian Gd-ette in femarkpg on the recent az.
ice in the Moniour argues that the restoration OF
the italian Princes has not been effected chiefly ow-
iIg to the influence Of Sardinia Austria consequently
not bound to carry oct the concessions she has Il ade
including the ceseon Of Lombardy.
TIE new law relative to the ProtestsD.s Of Hungary
is ssid 10 have given general ss,1iacton.
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addition al war taxes, a. the annual revenue from the
Ia, de csrhot support sucb heavy burdens.
The National Assembly Of Parma met on the 18th
for tie reading Of the given by the King OF
Saroira 10 tie de e2u alton ser. to Turin. TIE As-s
bly ther after UNANIMOUSLY voting lean Of 0O0, ,OOof,
ard appointing deputstion to preseot the sddres, 10
the Emperor Napoleon, was prorogusd.
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TEMPERANCE SPEAKERS AND SINGERS AssOCiA-
rIos-The quarterly report of this Association OF
New York and Brooklyn shows thai, from May II u
Aug IL, itsfhembers have held 10 meetings IN The
Five Points, where they obtained l3O pefge' "
the Sailors Home, and got % Pledges; in Avenu'
u, with IL pledges; 80 opens AR meetings III Ne"-
York and Brooklyn with 263 pledges, or to n OF DO
meetings, at which i3O persons pledged themseve't
abstain from the use of intoxicating drinks.
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FIRES.

The a,arrn Of fire in the Seventh District Yesterday
afternoon. was caused by the explosion OF iini lamp
in the building No. 50 Cedar street. Damage 'hent.
Yesterday afternoon, a. clock, tre broke ont IN
fbe freme building No. l76 Stanton street, during the
Temporary sbeerce of the occupant Francis MAvrger
Tie fire originated in bedroom, and is supposed 70
have been the work Of an ircecdary. Damage ulnlns
Tbs alarm of fire in the Fourth District, last night
,,rovej IN he false.
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TURKEY.

Advices from Corstsntinople to Sept. state that
tie Sultan bad ccme losing bis liie. An lonlan
csp ain, cOmmar ding an EDgiih s.eautug, drove his
vessel taice agairtt lie Imperial oaique and the SUI
tan was saved with great difficulty. The captain was
arrested, ard Sir II. Bulwer hsd promised most
sesrchIg Investigation into the affair.
Political agitation IN Servia was on the increase.
The Goy.rIor Of Capdis had sen. ia his resignation.
TIE ny Cling OF arms continued there, and a bomb
yeesel charged with powder had been seized.
TIE MonIeLegin Boundary Commission had met at
(,r6lOvo,
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RUSSIA.

TIE D1ly Neirs learns by telegraph from 81 Peters
burg that another important failure that the Russian
hcn.e Of Kovrgn & Co, ia announced 10 connection
with the reckless specul.ior' IN .aiow Inc aoitles
are ssid TO be Leayy. TIE frn, Ike Messrs j. b.
Kempe & Co. who lately stopped, are unsble to fulfill
tneir cDtrads for the delivery Of taow. The associ :
ton of spt culsors in consequence OF this failure ind
that large quantity Of tallo*, purchased at prces
puch below those now quoted will 10; be delivered to
them The talIow market declining, and va very
Unsettled il const qctIce of the failures
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Newark Items.

NEwARE, ThUTsday, Sept. .. IooJ
The stock and fixtures OF the Newark Maliesole
lion Foundery located Eeebt street, were sold at
auction this morning 10 close the concern.
Our municipal elections take place Oct. II. The
candidates for Mayor the present incumbent, Moses
Bigelow, Dem, and Daniel Dodd.
The Irish Delegation Of Ministers addressed a large
audience at the First Presbyterian Church last even
inc Tbe collection is said TO be liberal.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30
NEwYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 80, 1859

Tie FIRE Of the enemy, being :smafk'oy vel d.
rectsd ard sustained, occssicnsd the sl1stroo coo
siderable lc-. amounting to 25 Offices an men killed
ard 20 wounded, of which 81 are slgh. 10 toe ,uo-
qu.pt attack on shore 81 officers and me- we're kled
and 2Ja wourded, of which 80 are slight.
TIE dispatch mentions the casualties to tne gun
boats ard concludes By thsrkrg rdivid1d Off -ers i'f
the extraordinary CALAMITY they hsd displayed.
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No Tidings of l.: Mountain.

WArERrOws, n. Y, Thursday, SEPT - iot''
Prof La Mountain has been traced bat NIUE far'her.
He was last seen in the Town of Pitcairn, ST. Lawrence
posed altitude Of FIVE mice He was going due ea-t
With grest velocity Mr. Nor son Of Troy. MS agent,
purposes iostitutine a thorough search for him
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Tho Honduras Railway.

WAsHINGTON, Thnrsdhy sept. y, Io13.
The N. o. Picoynne OF sunday last underStanas
shst II, Holland has succeeded in obtaining extan
sion Of the tire till 1869 for commencing the coDstuc-
t;on of the Honduras InterOceanic Railroad.
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URO E.
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.
Ships and Troops Ordered to China
DISAGREEMENT ON A EUROPEAN CONGRESS.
PaRYA AND MODHNA UNITED TO SARDINIA
THE POPE RECOVERING.
Movements of Garibaldi.

The Royal Mail steamship Asia, Capt. Lott, which
sailed from Liverpool st about II q. N On the 18th
September, arrived here at II o'clock last night.
The steamer Bremen, from New-York, arrived a.
Southampton en- the 18th inst.
The news by the Asia is ouy two days later than
that taken out by the City Of Baltimore and Wander
hilt
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WRrcK OF A ScHoosER-Loss OF LfE -lne
bs,k British Queen, arrived yesterday rePo''S:

bs,k British Queen, arrived yesterday, reports;
Sept. IA, lat Al go, Ing 6i' 81 tx x hesyy
Prscsss of ard from sydney G. b., for Boston, p';
9, in sinking Condition coal loaded hAvt'g 'lip9s.
u sea- cs,rei swav staurchecps ,ofe NJ 'ae c'yer
bo.rd and swep. decks in the gale OF the 4ih. 10 =
from her Cspf. Florian sui seven OF 1er efea.
Her owner Mr. F,spci, Oliver, while ce.nlk Ca
boa,d the bSk fell into the sea. Being a'se lt'Ny
nan, and ttiky clothed, he was los, aithoaSn eH.ry
e1eitiol was made to cave hlr. lie Mae q "s
schooner had previously been washed overheard, ba.
Sss recovered. The baik while yirg to- can in con-
tact with the Schooner, osiog her jIbboom, aa dAI
aging her cutwater. The PnrceSs sapk ater ne res
cue Of her crew. She was two yess od, 81 No ig's'
English measurement, 81 was insured il Haii'A ".
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The Death of Mr. Brunei.

PORTLAND, Me-, Tnursday, Sept. %, ISJ9.
Flags were displayed a. half mast on the public
buildings, and minute guns fred at to day as
token Of respect TO the memory Of Isanbsr X Brunei
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COms.tY F1ir.

WARSAW, N. Y, Wednesday, Sept %. 1853.
The Wyoming County Fair closed mere today wlth
an address from Horace Greeley which was listened 70
by five to eight thousand people, The Far was very
estisfact0ry.
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LAYING CORNER SToSE.--Ths ceremony Il l.DlnS
Tie sole % church -8ihce flr ID he' frtd D
Chur'h q Je'sy Cy ooh ,rss osy sf'F9a a ne
Of Eie arc south First before qar D. q"
terce The ksy. Van C,ei Of J-u-y Ci,y iA bf
TsyloT If Berger tte Rev W.. t. or 4 Ft ssIg1t,
tId The Rev Dr. L0rd G. Hsl.sm togk PEI! XeIc.'
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SPAIN.

The Spanish forces intended 10 act agaibst the moors
Of Rif will consist Of II Go0 men. A large number Of
nen.ofwar had assembled at Algebra sufficient to
transport in ore cay the whole corps damee with its
Lecetsary msterel Of All the artillery il TO be
Of rIfed Gallon.
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Marine Disaster.

BOsTON, Thursday, sept: y, IN1J.
The Ship Ocean Queen, herce for Chsrleston, went
asbore last night on Race Point. No particulars are
vet known.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LoSDOS MosEY MiREET.-The Stock Market ha1
.sht advance. On Friday the s,h lie market sd ss>1y
n M,n-y Make, eOuanaed eny and the demiud wa
II. w,.ly B.si of England show, n. large
f7 s2 Another vOrsb. feature in the Is AZ ia
nt.rs Bsrifs Bro. Co qaote Bsr Silver a: sii DOlsr
q EsIs. 7e .!db = ..,,
aX,heuss business exhibited re.tv, incr..-i frnre.
ptvss In the Stock Exehsns- Ias improvement In the
uls, eseee lie bit in some q tae oh-t asg.I;
u The Stock Exchapse especially IN tn. ms- for Brittle
Rsusy stocis re prepordsslce Of buyers was OBJ
Ils dem.td r xor.y again br,tsr AID :: hsAs lO~.''
The Tr City Arce) says the funds rather dcl g.
Is .. & s tie scun s.nc. q the .p-cav
..er, rd.r the Crins showing 10 by oset
there ~s. an ipcr,ued cen and for money Fnday and
he B.1i ,Le Application. or disoun, lager scale
No bullion VA :iien 70 the B,nk
LIvrRPooI. Sept. II, ,lSj?.-CorroS-Ths Brokers
The accounts received Monday from Chioa
C.eu,;. ,daed the hesvre" previously e..ns sIs .
rIs,t, T .sps-.i .uSm.d 70 concession Of M p ssp
tie b~t;.r r,p-d o hitch have iered rather less decn-
ss ,1a % s r export The sale. yesterday d,yi
.tout 700 ta,, Of witch aec w.Ie for export TA'
n: Nisss: Ti;sss: sss: ss.5i:s.t
Tie .oot on hand estimated a. 6ls2l0 bales including
A. Msnche.er vry qule. prevails but pice' generally
s-Messrs. Ricbardson spence Co. report
s.u.r. Improvement Corn market Flour h. aud
there nore bg'pe. doing f Price. hes Ia nasime @
nr'v,neIt Sd d4d y GENITAL; Western Aed. zoe White
a. Indian Corn advanced Cd. al y quarter ID eeua.
with disposition 70 speculate In fos.rs cssoes hIhed D
d6 Yeilcw, ) sac 2; White. 7 d76.
ProvsIoSs-Be. 10 quie in retail demand ooly PORK
ucharsef b., hodeu rsther finer bcon nothing doine
.IG prices noniusl Lsrd quiet p uus of fine sold 1t -
Unsettled and rs;her ees-r ewing TO failures a. D. re-
t@r,hurs; Butchers, % go. n,
PsonucE-Asbss IN fair dersnd At . as FOR new Po.s
Is rod, md = s9ss for re.r: Sugar sie:dy e. la.
v,.ks decln.. Conee Rice dull and without iemsnd
ana sales Of Csroins At a2 BARK qi.ti snail s'es OF
pbl.delrLss Fish OILS without charge Cod, 81 %
ss Lrs.,d very quiet q 6de9 Rosn trI, and tending
inward; Common, iG4 l. closing with buy-rs TIE lNef
tce spiri.s Turp.ntne fni.r, sslss at IS Ut6 Tee eI
ci,so, sua a 20. higher. -, .
HAyRE MARKET.-There rs nothrg later tnan tna.
t,isn out By tie Vanderbilt . N, c. a.
ANrK.cAs SscURrrIEs.-M -Messrs. d. Bel, Son Il
Co r port az follows DrcT the past weet tbo msrket Tor
Ar .,en ,eeuri.s has rtrued active The various state
,tcc have smsnd with bat limited aou
so m sale vi- the chief busin hss heen IN he United
Ss,es Five ger Bonds 1874 waeh have oen
freey dealt 10 az inpysd prices In Raro.d securities thee
~ .i,,,f.a Ali "a anal A ions
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

The Board Of Supervisors continued their session
from a. m of yesterday, where p.r report len them
to g. m, when, sier having ccrspleted their york,
they adjourned. When The uptown Wards were
reached, the Tamnany mer, having secured their
stronghold, in the lower Wards, were good enough
to allow an ocoasiosal man to the Republicans aud
americans. Out of eCs Registrars, perhaps IS are
Republicans. The Republican members Of the
Board, with the exception Of Messrs. kennedy and
Little we've allowed minority representation ia the
Districts whrre they .side.
Tn. Tanmar;y y lists were but slightly altered II is
said thst the eItr, ue care with which ley were car
red through was oSug to Tammany desire 10 ex-
Glade Fernando Wood from any coItrol. The follow
ing is the official list of Registrars eleced throughout
the city; ..
No CITY HaLL. Sep ". l8S
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-15

Pus Oyv,cs DseAssssss jss. y, lsse
SEALED PROPOSALS wi1 b rsdsse q ne -.
sc iurni.hne Gr af ysess eus. ~ erss eey u Ssy'
pexs IN sUcA cs,ssss and q SCH tisss - usy = '
Quirsd and asdssvd e The sssviec, mail n6s ~ sss ho
ing Descriptions Wit:
Cssnss vsl Beg - !Ssoss.
Sns No les inches 10 ssh end g isshs. y sss a
krruce) 10 b. made u coltoa canvas weeou9 o. see
teen ounces iu The yssd VI sehss vdh: The hssds q
the wan aud wei 10 b eumposrd 81 uvs yssus ssee
Sns 10 s-(u ipehes IN lseeh and IS ineees 70 esee
ceeuee) 10 bc made VI vuloo weighing q kaes
urtcrn oauca To the yard u Is uchcs vdh thu hrsses
VI the warp anu ws 10 b enpssd " Sus ysrns ss~s
Ssg No. s-,ss inches In lenGth aud - inees IN csyv
iercscr, " b. made ot el,Ve caavss weighing q ss
eight ounces the yard II ~ inshes vds 'he sAssses
The warp sud wrh To b. eowP'ssd u serss ysrss 80.
The canvas baes NJ sisrs samersvd ssd esV 70 %
sts wi:h isbins hem 81 The top u ivo 'sesse v.
unn which saiccu nsubvs let lv~ss leo tn 'he 6suss
and eight IN the acs II syrct hss ssv 10 = urShs
and ,Lcy b peovisd wiih nd end s.sssns sssP
cosd 'ser aud I've them siraRy. 10 b vsu mst
cd inside aud oa,sds U. Ma. In srEs end d'ss'sss
l~isr
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INSTITUTE MALE AND

HENDERSON INSTITUTE-MALE AND
FEMALE.
located immediately on tie H. # g. r. r., dbnst e9si
distant from Raleigh d Uetdoa)
DANIEL H. CHRISTIE. PRlScIPAL
GAVIN H. LINDSAY, A. NJ, Assistant in Male Depart
ment.
Mrs. L. 4. CHRISTIE and Miss L. GORSE. Assistants in
Female Department
TERMS PER Session OF 81 WEkks:
Board, including every thing, $50 GO
Tuition in Primary English, $lo r II 50
Higher Is ~
English. aud one Language, $500
Two or more Languages S5 90
Music on Piano or Guitar. 20 20
Painting Drawing, &C., at the usual charges.
The Boarding Departments and School Buildings sep
arate, admitting association of the sexes The former
under the immediate supervision Of the teachers.
The Male Department will be under Military Drill and
Discipline tending to habits of ORDER and promoting physi
cat development and ha:dhoOd much neglected in our
system Of Education
For Circulars containing full information, address
DANL. II. CHRISTIE,
Henderson. n. C.
November 90, 1858. 4S-wsm*.
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A Splendid Opening Tor Investment.
TOBACCO FACTORY AND FIXTURES
FOR SALE.

WlEE SUBSCRIBERS offer Cor sale their Tobacco Fac
tory situate Al Tally Ho. Granville county, n C. inn
msSatsv on the Rad leading fm Oxford to hillsboro.
The house is large enough and fixtures plenty to work
thirty hands There is also the premises single story
Dwelling. with two nNms gs.d Kitchen Smoke House.
Ne.r, House. Stables, Crib. Steam House. &C.. de- A
splendid opportunity is here presented to any Que wishing
good one being the edge IF the lands that produce
as ne if the finest Tobacco in the State There Is al
ways money to BE- made BY well conducted Factory The
neighbrhood unsurpassed for health and good mors
Having sold out Store Tally lu and one of the part
OF having left the neghborhood renders
necessary to close the CONCERN and wish to do
50 Is can and therefore would like 10 have pro-
positions early be done. For further part cuars
address A. h. Cooke, ut Cxfrd Meadows aud Dr
A. Fleming, at Tally Ho.
Terms reasonable.
August %, 1858. S5-wtf
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The bdv uf the leather r'uehes 10 10 b sds 81 god
al bse s,hrs we'll tanned vsRhiuR sc
r"rS .nd y u.,, rss than eight usssvs and 6~ the
..rr ANS r Ic. than srvru oussvs u shs sqssrv os;
,hc h,, ,,I circular ssm) and Zap 10 b. u d sksS
iss ~ihrs we'll ,snns the IN b veil and sssoee'
IL s.ruryd with the bcs, iruu rivrts we'll Timed.
The canvas pourhs~ srs b made u eus,os essvss
dcn.cly w"vcu To rrsis, wafer. usshe sc psshss
III ssc No lcss than - ouuevs to The yard " ~
nchca Width Ut u The yard VI ~ iuchss width
t,r pouches VI sse Nm not less than ~ o.ness 10 The
y.r of ~ inches wid,h e Pouches NJ ssr No g. les
.n ~ .rr.~ n, tbe vnrJ uf nchea width. III thsvoAs
~ ~, ..,, sns ~. 10 b. e"mpos. Of N .ss ysr,s
.ch IT,. osnvas u.schr. Of aims sumbsrrd ana are
n, h. made uf csiou canvas weighing sss less than IL
ounces of ~ inches width; the shresds of ,hs
warn and wst To- Be eUnpsrd VI 81 css four ysfus sach
L.sfl,r s.i Csssss N~se Mil Rsss
S,,x No l. Hcdv Ss iuch6 long and II ierhss vds IN
a.. u.rss. cuds or bot,oms n saupe hr,ns IL hv 81
49, -.
go ~ q p,a~ 4, ;,.A~. ,oc, .,a u ;r~A~. ~;as Il,
OH. W. s 80. =" S,,.~.3R. - 80 -. 10 ~ az
Tue ~'oes' P~'"' s""' W ~'''''''s '" INV SS'"s
SUE NO SEoooy :. soe -. x - ~ sos's. ~ w
tue idrss parSi c"os W o''"s !" ss"s ICING y" "
inches
lac 'sans. h IN ,..".s ~: 49,. ~, 49, - -.
substantial CS . s s, "a ,n s ,es
800. ~ s - - N ,;r;,.s :. - =, -. =. - =,
81 ne IT,! =. 49, ~ " " "
S IT, go, hs...r,,u h.~. o., N \. mad. ~ .-,,,.
,nr.. in. that d. sc,;b ,s The Isrsr, si, so,es-s
DS = ;.,s..-...-,. \. ~ - =. rr-Ss......
EnPosas w. "'P aS ~, Wv - W W s's' 1870 ~ 80
OF any " ,nc s:.S ~ Sa H,usS ~ ~ w.
materials nc'sot sv .n'"se. Isa voc WauN ss'es sse
eaap'su"n !" 'uc se,' - VIC" sf<S'"so Pe'Ss " ~
such imrnTemcns' vi" &c e'"s'asfsa " oe'm'" ee '1s
'""S e. a"e ~ s'u.
AN 'nc ai,'eSs ."n.s ~. .N p assssSe - We
expense " We ~ Isu, 49, W. ssss enc
M M'Sa"S: r. !. n,shss...% -" n.,...s ~
Nd; washington, ~: " n1somoea; =: ".rso: >. y.
Charies,'n, s. e. Savannah: Ga; n.b'le; Ala: Nc. Or
hans' Ia; hn"Ase. anu Ss"pas. Isnm' LOO
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HILLSVILLE ACADEMY,
CARROLL COUNTY, Va
B.F. THOMPSON, A. NJ, Principe,

B. F. THOMPSON, A. NJ, Principal
(Associated with efficient instructors)
sVyHE 18th SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION WILL
IL commence the first MONDAY in January, and con-
tinue twentyone weeks Board be had in good am-
lies at six dollars per month
Hil!svie is village near the top of the Blue Ridge.
commanding Of the most picturesque, romantic and
sublime scenery.
1t is well supplied with good water and pure air from
the surrounding mountains and is renowned for health 1t
affords good society smaller towns generally 1t
i situated main thorOughare from Tennessee to
within few hours travel Of the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad Through the berality Of Messrs. Andrew s.
Fulton, Ben Rush Floyd and Alexander n Chaitn two
Gold Medals have been presented annually for the last
years the best speakers The Annual Catalogue will be
sent to any desiring further information about the
school.
January 20, 1859. 5-w6mpd.*
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United States Mail-Salisbury to Asheville.
FOUR HORSE COACHES.
TIME TRAVELLING: PUBLIC ARE RES.
pecfully requested to give this line trial They
i'll find it be the Cheapest neres and best ruatc WEST.
My Coaches fine arge-Nine and Fourteen Passenger
Concord Coaches.
NO Hacks on the Road.)
Nv Horses we'll trained and gentle aud take pleas
in recommending the Drivers this line rs being the
most SOBER careful and genilemany Drivers TO be found
any Stage Line.
Travellers will find this route pleasant one than
any other passing through Sta,csvile BY the Caawba Rail-
road Bridge, Newton. MorganiOn Maron Pleasant Gar.
dens Gap Of the Blue Ridge. in full Of the
celebrated Nj. Mitchell and Mt. Cngman Of the Black
Mountain Persons wishing to visit the Black Mountains
can procure a guide and horses at MR. STEPS POR-
TERS and in u few hours ride reach the Black Mountain
House. and their leisure visit Mtchelrs Falls Mt Cling
and Mt MITCHELL the hghes. peaks VI land East Of the
Rocky Mountains.
Tickets this line good for three months
STAGE GrrlcE in Salisbury, at the Rowan House.
C. :. BROWN, CcntrucsDe.
Morganton, n. c., March 6, 1858. l7-wsm.
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NOTICE TO LAND PURCHASERS.

U0HE UNDERSIGNED has, in Clark CO.. Arkansas
IL l2,OOU acres Of wild COTTON LANDS for sale. 10
suit purchasers favorable be
afforded in any portion Of the west. These lands 10
Gated twenty years ago. aud are equal not SUPERIOR
to the amount that be found in other por
tion of the State The lands lie within ss mikes IL
Camden, Arkansas hourishing town. where frm lo.so
to $4,000 bales Of cotton shipped BY steamboats,
ally; and also within 2O miles ii Arkxdelph;s flourish
ing county town that ships from .oo To 500 bales Of
cotton every season.
The above lands lie the survey Of the Csir Fulton
Railroad that is certain tn BE- built within five years. hav
ing large land grant from the government.
ANY information be had BY addressing the under
signed At Arkadephis, Clark Co.. Arkansas.
MICHAEL BOHEMIAN.
July eo, 1883. ss-wtf
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WARRENTON FEMALE COLLEGE.

vUlHE EXERCISES OF NEXT SESSION will commence
Il on WEDNESDAY. the ls,h Of Jsny. 1859. and close
first week.
Terms FOR FIVE xoxIss-(PAYAsLs HALF IN ADvAxca)
Board including lights washing. fuel. &C.. es1 50
English, according to advancement, &i31<, SIS II 81
Latin, Greek, French. German, Music Printing. DC.
Extra. Apply to
E. E. PARnAN, A. n. Prest.
January I, 1859. l--w&sw6w.
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"AVING BEEN AFFLICTED 20 YEARS
IL with this terrifying disease, and finding relief
finally discovered VEGETABLE OINTMENT, which, BE-
leive unparalleled in its efficacy Having cured myself
and many Others offer this remedy 10 the public
the most speedy Isis no Northcrn
humbug. l could produce many prooE but the Ont-
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be the best judges after using the Ointment by sending
One Dollar and cents in Post Office stamps, Box will
be sent anywhere in the United States.
Address, NEAL BROWN,
Raleigh. &c.
May Z, 1858. lS-wiy.s
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-15
LAND FOR SALE.

TINE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE HIS LAND
Il lying the waters Of Grassy Greek. Granville
ty, which he lives The tract contains about 40
Scres Of which about 40 standing in original guwh
erowth Of fobacc' Corn. Cotton wIea, and Oats: spd
being well watered be rrofnby employed stock
farm. The place is well improved. having dwelling
such ncgro cabins, cribs stables. &C. in good
pair There is ulso on the premises Grst Mill, in cood
running order which, for about eight months Of the year.
does good work, having good custom.
The subscriber being very desrnus to SELL invites pur
chasers 10 examine his place 1t is situated in high,
healthy country. Terms made For further paric.
lars address the undersigned, at Oak Ill., Granville
INC.
n. T. SMITH.
December II, 1885, 5o-w.m..
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-15
LOOK AND READi

i which you make good Honey that made BY
Beesthe laundes Secret-wiih 6y other good reespta
Such how tn make noncompliance Burning Fluid, Ice
Raitlesn.ke bite Art If Painting on Glass. Be-, &c
Many Of these receipts selling North for u each
send al neatly printed sheet for One Dollar; and
il you do not like them the money will be refunded
Please address w. Il. RODWELL.
Yadkinvilie Yadkin County, n. c.
January -, 1859. sL4smpd.s
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-15
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.
II WILL SELL ON FAVORABLE TERMS A yALU-
Il able Tract Of Land lying three and half miles West
Of Greensborough the Salem road containing acres
about one half Of in timber which there is good
two story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE with six rooms
each about 20 feet square, Barn. Stables and necessary
out buildings, with good Well of water.
The place is well watered and has good meadow lands
The adjoining tract the West has been recently selected
for the cultivation of Tnbacco and portions Of this place
are thought to be equally well adapted 10 the growth Of
tobacco.
Persons in want of place would do we'll to examine the
premises. credit will be given and bond with approved
security required The title will be reserved until the pur-
chase money is paid.
MARGARET CALDWELL.
GreeDsborougb, Jan. 81, 1853. 4-wtf#