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srHcrAL NOTICES.
TIN 3zsr CosoH SYsUP N fnn


- THI 3nsr CovoH 0YDUp n fnI
Ine best Cough Syrup In the world = Hars,.
"Vr rLs ns.s rectoral syrup OF Wild CHERRY
Ins srsacie u prepared By chemist a,d 4 pro.
nounced ny medical men, and thoee Who havo ~
y. 20 De ,ne Dess Preparation for Couahs. Ool6S.
C2tarrn, Bronchitis, Hoarseness Sore Tkro.t 6cc1s
cold. and preventive Of that NON Of diseoSss.
Persons who sing should use It. Il Il ,,ee.,.t q.
toe taste, sstens, clears and ~ voe~
alays al irritation OF the throat and ass. sni pss
Bottles IS and 50 cents and d. Sold By all pru..
sasts in Richmond. Norfolk, Petsrsbure. and 81
towns In Virginia. &C I6-1m
~ CHrLLs AND FEVER, CHrLIs AND
FEVER -One of the greatest remedies that has ever
been laid before the public for Fever and Ague and
which have received the highest encomiums from
fhs press and the people, IL DR.. HOSTeTTER'1
CELEBRATED BfTTERS who would eudurs Tia
tortures arising ON this orribie disease, when it
can be 50 easily cureet Who would endure eIeep-
es nights turning fevers and lev chflls alternate
~, when remedy can be obtained for mere trine3
Ana yet how many families linger ont painful en-
istence under this deadly blight and do nothine
put anIp down quinine. until II becomes . common
tneir daily meals, and yet they are mot relieved
None but the foolish and weak would heeifats "a
these valuable Bitters and save thcmseIyso
where. ~ N"''' se"0fsny esory'
NH lin
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SENSATION PREAcHING.-A correspondent Of the
Baltimore Christian Advocate relates of a New
York minister who desired to make sensation in
preaching on the crucfxion:
He instructed the sexton when he got to that
part of the discourse where be describes the DARK
ness overspreading the heavens. to draw down the
gas giving light only eRouGh to make the darkness
visible. The sexton however, put the gas cut alto
gether which so confounded the preacher that he
was unable TO proceed Some of the trustees ofthe
church hurried to the sexton in the lobby. aud in
quirsd what was the matter Greatly to his cha
grin and morif cation well as that of the preach
er, he was obliged to explain.
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Posr OFFICE AFFAIRS V,ryinia The site and
name of Grassy Creek. Russell county, Va, Is
changed to Point Truth, aud Elias Marshal ap
pointed postmaster, vice Jacob A. johnson, re.
signed. Postoffices at Franktown, Northampton
county, and Taylorsville, New Kent county, are
both discontinued. At Old Point Hickory, Bote.
teurt county, Va, John e. Peck is appointed
postmaster, vice Simon Guggenheimer, resigned.
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No. ll9 MSN STREET
ara now II receipt OF their Spring Stock OF
CEOIHlNG, which they have manufactured ex-
preesly 70 suit their own retail trade soliciting a
call from their friends and the public generally 10
examine their stock, which is Of the first class
Goods. and WARRANTED TO be of the best work man
chip and latest styles At the lowest prices tender
ing sincere thanks for she liberal patronage of their
oio patrons and promising all attention TO suit III
taste and supply the wants OF their customers -
Csll shd examine the stsck of Clothing and Fur
HI.hiDg Goods now sale
I1MA STREET.
HENRY MILLER o Prince Edward county sales-
N
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a NRxICAN q UANO- 400 bhls yssy
~ drv coetainirr. by anAlysis. Is rer cent none
-phoep6ets Line, landing ron scnr Isectnr;1
saie 81 nh u h y sAkn 4AA . ~. :
DOBINbON'B MANxP POkATED 0UANO
N --WssSantsd ID ha one half best P91vng ~. ~
sno. one haM hne 0round bone and 80 InI
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RENDITION OF FUGITIVE SLAvEs.-The majority of
the committee on federal relations in the Maasa>
chusetts Legislature on Friday reported bill to
prevent and punish any attempt to arrest fugitive
slaves in that State. minority report against
the bill was also presented.
Mejor Thomas j. Helm, the Clerk Of the Ken.
lucky Legislature for 20 years, is dead.
James Robb, the New Orleans banker, is about
70 make San Francisco, Cal, his permanent resi-
dyc3.
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RUNAWAY.-$IO0 REWARD

The above reward VIM 3 pc s. HnscssoD hns Sss
~ d Shs ssity al Richmond. or connnec q ~
n shss sss Kin ain taken ont q sns Esa.s
q ufem..: TfSf5H IA JHlREkSON, We = about
sos ~ % - .se hrown Dlexipn. tull heed of hair
rod tsssi insssS hAGh aRd HTsh Feaass Ssan
eoSat S Snenirsr and whis VII copy In wsskly -
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TUESDAY MORNING. ......... MARCH - 100

TERRIFIC STORM on TIE PACIFIC c-Nayrot, rqc,,.
q. y 1roops-The San Francisco papers of the
ASsn ois-' have the following account Of the storm
encountered by the steamship Uncle Sam. with 5oo
troops on board, under Col. Hoffman, destined for
the Colorado:
Ihe Uncle Sam left our harbor at seyen o,c,oc,
Yesterday morning, in the face of a strong head
vino. which continued to increase In streno,h tiI
yer O'Clock at night, when II had become SO ter.
,hac' and the sea ran 30 high that IL became evil
aent the steamer could not live In IL without being
feieVed OF the large amount of freight which
encountered her upper decks, and rendered her
top.heavy. Accordingly orders were given that
al hanas should go 70 work throwing overheard
everything on the upper decks, and as there were
900 men on board II busy rcene was presented
Though not all would work Some were IIstIess
aud Indifferent; others were praying. some sgaar.
lag, and some said IL vas at no use TO do ANYTHING
-tbe.vessei must founder-their lives we're NOT
worth two cents a piece. The sea was running
monstains high, ans wave after wave broke over
her TO the great peril Of oil on deck OF course
an the men were as wet as they could be- and this
10 . herce, cold wind, which, driving through
tneir soaked garments, made many think il WAS
the coolest weather they had ever felt
mere we're about 4G tons OF barley on the upper
ueck' snu taat was soon tossed overheard The
psSk Saddles aud aporeoS for perhaps 400 mules
iV'oNeo' Ihen went large number of barrels of
provisions. Then went L 500 sacks OF coal which
was 10 the forecastle, and weighed down the how
OF tue boat, so that the swept in and threaten
ed TO put out the fires
Ihere were 200 mules on the upper deck hpt !,
would have required sve or six men TO get each
animal overheard, and in offs lureh, all these
men would have been in danger of going over too:
soooly iew-not more than half dozsn-of the
mu.es were thrown over But nothing else was
spared, spsrs, marine tackle-even the valuable
trunks and carpet bags of the officers aud passen.
gers were all sacrificed The value Of the propertv
thro"n overheard is not known, but it is supposed
$4,000. ff' y"
At half-past eleven all the loose stuff on the
upper decks had been cleared off. and the vessel
moved easier, aud at midnight the wind Stacked
me captain then turned the steamer about and
made for port. where she arrived this morning, as
already stated.
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I uMBER.-The subscriber begs leave
IA 10 inform his friends and the public generally
that he has located q LUMBER YARD on the cor
Der of 18th and Cary streets and intends keeping
general assortment of both TOBACCO BOX
BOARDS srd VIRGINIA LUMBER for building
purPos and respectfully soliCiis sb are of pub.
hc patronage.
mh iE-lm JAMES + QUINN
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OFFICIAL fs'
DRAWING OF THE
SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY OF GE ORGIA

GLASS IT, I
AtAuxusta. Georgia. Saturday, March 18th, 1859.
"ooD, EDDY Co, Managers, successors to
SAMUEL SWAN 4 Co.
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ErO-PARTNERSHIP.-Yhe undersien-
~ ed have associated under the style and firm of
sTAGG & HILL, for the purpose of continuing
the WOOD AID GOAL BUSINESS, heretofore con-
Quoted by John StaRg, and they hope to receive
an increase Of iAYoFs from their friends.
Office, corner 9Th street, Basin Bank.
JOHN F stage,
Richmond, Jau !. 1859. JAMES HILL,
ruh KS
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CEDAR

W WARE MANUPACTORY, 18th street, be-
tween Main and Cary, Richmond, Va. where deal
tr- and housekeepers may ind it to their sdvan'
tsge TO call. they can buy better articles and
low as Northern Ware Il good assort ment OF UB5,
ste or by the single one; CHURNS of all sizes;
MILK PALS: bra.s bound CAM and BUCK EfS;
also. iron bound BUCK ETS, Sealed MEASURES.
Ac sc. Call al the old stand Of
nh ll-lm& WM WILLIAMS.
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Agents for the city Of Richmond. /
de l0--6ms No. 20l Broad st.
- SAxroRp,s LIvER INvIaoaAroa-

- SAHRoRD's LIvBR INvIGORAT0R--
CoMPouNDEp xnrHxLY FROM GUN.-Is Q mild aud eE
fectual cathartic, acting first on tho LIVER. 70
eject its morbid matter, then on the stomach and
Bowels. and carries Oh all matter that prevents
builds up the whole system very enN = tne
LIVER INVI6OR ATOB
LIVER INV100RATOA and
PuRlEIBe THE BLOOD
PUb1ftEB THE BLOOD
PURIEIE6 THH BLOOD
CuREN LIVER CnMPLAINT
0QnBG 01OK HIAuAoHN
CUBn0 OYNpuPHIA
CuBuH C0eTfvENEe6
OuNEG B0WEL COMPLAINTS
CgRee CHRONIC DIA1nHOk.
eeld by oil pFusKista. NN-sm
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ARCTIC WEATHER.-The Pittsfed (Mass) Sun
avs they have had ninety nine days Of uninter-
rupted good slsigbing in Berkshire county this
winter There has been thu ee months of continual
sleighiug at Sudbury, VT. A letter from Manches-
ter, N. H., written on the 9th instant, says that
there have been, up to that date, one hundred aud
six days of constant sleighing.
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NOS Prizes. Nos. Prizes Nos. prizesJyo. PRIZE.
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1859. TO MERCHANTS. 1859.
w PETE RSON, WHOLESALE
W pAUGGIsT, I55 Main street corner 18th
street, Richmond, Va. is row receiving his spring
supplies. 10 which he respectfully asks the atten-
ton of merchants and dealers generally, Partcu.
lar attention paid 10 packing and shipping and sat
ltfsction guaranteed both in price and duality,
Orders always promptly attended TO
ma " PETERSON
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IMPROVED Form OF TYPE-A novel change in the
form of type has been introduced in England II
consists in forming the letter of the type upon its
feet aud side, by which the composition can be
read soon set up, without the necessity of
taking proof
The letter formed upon the foot of the type is 20
placed that " hen the type is inverted in the
posing stick with the embossed printing letter
removed from the eye of the postor il presents
itself to the eye in the same relative po-tlon with
regard to the other letters in the line with it
self as it occupies on the printed paAe. By
of this arrangement, there is no occasion to turn
the type to the letters which have been picked
up and occasion to be skilled in reading the
face of type The back of the type presents letters
to the eye in the proper succession FIR reading OIL
and if mistake has been made, the foot letter at
once dsc loses the fact. To make this arrangement
perfectly effective the foot letter is al ways iDta2o
sunk en- letter and the face in which it is sunk
is hardened in the uacture, an receives stout
)ating of silver by electrical decomposition, the
metallic surface formed by the feet of the tyne pre-
sents the appearance sf neat but boldly executed
engraving Of page, Identical as regards matter
with what a proof would present. BY means of the
eter on the side which is also inta CLIO the tvpe
can be Immediately distributed from pi. and with
the greatest ease. When the distribution from pi
is go forward. the spaces which sre of steel be-
ing thin and light will readily be attracted by the
poles of q magnet, passed the type by the
distributor while the type metal not being mag
nett will not embarrass the work by requiring re
novaton.
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NEW GOODS NEW STYLES.
j. ID q . D ID Nj a n & CO

. p GOODMAN ! n AI,,poo,
SPRlNG, 1850
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THEATRICAL ExurBrrIoN ExrsAoRpfyARY.--1he
performances at the st. Louis Theatre on Saturday
evening we're productive Of an immeusity of fun.
probably rever before equaled in that old and "a.
sor,te nistrionic temple Mr.. r. Clark, furniture
dealer on Market street, q very clever young gen.
tieman, and not deficient in tragic talent, was
announced TO make his first appearance upon any
ss,age, In the rather heavy character of "Richard
III, or, Al the occupants of the parquette per-
sisted IN styling him, Orchard q hundred and
eleven all for the benefit of Nr. welch Edwards.
OF TIE regular theatrical corps. The novelty of
the affair brought out tremendous house, not
eauaied since the exodns Of the opera troupe. For
awhile the amateur hoated along swmmugy
aown the current of his role as the crooked back
tyrant until he came to point where the necessi.
ties OF the piece required that he should ruu his
SWORD through King Henry. Unfortunately bis
sword stuck to its scabbard, and, In the excite
ment consequent upon his finally getting it extri
Gated, he very nearly ran King Henry through
his wardrobe only, however, was damaged As.
sured that he was not injured King Henry fell,
and, instead of decently dying, as King Henry
should, he turned his back upon the audience and
laughed!
All parts of the house were quickly alive to
Richards extraordinary vagaries. Torpedoes were
thrown upon the stage; he was called out at the
close OF an act, and was universally hssed off
again. Lovers of the legitimate, In the parquette
Kept the run Of bis part, and what was worse, kept
IN advance; when they supposed he was "stuck,"
innumerable voices would give him the "cue,"
Joined.
Still, the play progressed until the "ghost
scene" was reached, where Richard is supposed to
be taking fitful and feverish sleep, and is disc
turbed by the appearance of the ghosts of his nu-
merous victims. At this moment, Richard, in
stead OF being in bed, as the commander of an
army should be, was promenading the stage-
grand, gloomy and savage. The curtain drawn
for the appearance of the ghost, when some one
cried, "Wby don't you go to bed, Richards There's
the ghost." That sufficient. The audience
laughed until they cried, and the curtain rung
appeared and announced that the balance of Rich.
ard would be omitted, and the afterpiece entered
upon.-.&. Louis Republican, Feb %.
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ZEN MEMS FURNISHING
" GoOps-DARRACOTT. HARRIS d Co. have
receiyed large aud beau iful stock Of Gentlemens
Eurnishir z Goods Shirts. Collars Crayats. Soarts,
Ts,, suspenders Gloves, and every thing appertain-
lns 10 9entlemens apparel which they oher at the
4tgr lowest prices. Gail at III Main 81
DARRACOTT, HARRIS x CO,
grccessor. tn MArcfant WfisiOer 4 Co.
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000 BOXES Emery Adafnantine CAN

Il CLOTHING Nf-DARRACOTT. HARRIS Co.
haye IUg. received q large and beautiful stock of
Youths. Boys. aud ChildTen's Clothing, mese and
cut in the very best manner, and made TO 1T Doys
q want to give ns call, assuring them that the
goods shall be sold at the lowest prices. Call on
DARRACorT, HARRIS Il CO.
No lI2 Main street,
rbzr ~ In III
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From the Augusta Consttutionalist.
Expenditures of the Opposition
ExtraVagance.


The public expenditures under the control of
Congress than of the executive departments and the
policy of any party in reference to them, u.s. therefore,
clearly exhibited by its action in that body than
by its action in an administration of the Government
The opposition, as our readers aware, had ma
ority in the popular branch of the thiryourth Con-
gress, sufficient to control its organization and its
on and the record of that Congress- upon the subject
of the public expenditures, is the latest is the best
practical illustration of the principles in relation
to these expenditures by which they governed They
are just now loud in their professions of economy and in
their denunciatons of the extravaganza of the Demo-
cratic party but few facts furnished by this record of
the thirtyfourth Congress- will to show that they
do not practice when in power the economy which they
profess but the contrary more exravagant than
the party whose extravaganza they denounce For these
facts, indebted to the Democratic Review, and
other Democratic exchanges.
l. The legislative expenses of the opposition House
of Representatives of the thrtyourth Congress- deduc
ting from them the sum of seven hundred and ninety
four thousand five hundred and eighty dollars and sixty
cents for the difference in the pay of members under the
old and the compensation law were three hundred
and eighteen thousand six hundred and fifty dollars anC
fortynine cents more than those Of the Democratic
House of the preceding Congress. This is proven by
the following official statement from the Register of the
Treasury, which we commend to the attention of
readers:
account Of certain appropriations, b-efnidlly, from
the UedT 1854 to 1857 inchtSiCe:
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VNHE POPULARITY OF THE MEXICAN MUSTANG
LINIMENT, is coeXtensve with the civilization OF the
globe Other articles claim to alleviate pain and distress
this cures Family Physicians Government Hospitals, Plan
ers Farmers, Livery &c have practically demOnstra
ted this fact throughO the world No article before
received such undivided praise and support from Medcal
and Scientific
RHEUMATISM
of years standing has been totally cured Piles Ulcers
Tuors Running Sores Scroula Stiff JOINTS Felons, Swell
ngs Burns Bites, Bos Chaps Neuralgia Salt Rheum and
aches and kindred complaints upon
HORSES, CATTLE, &C.
such Ring bone Gall, Scratches, SPAWN Poli-EVil
Sweeney Hoof-an, &C, are subdued and cured by the
MUSTANG LINIMENT.
VALUABLE HORSE SAVED!
Mr. s. LIrCH, Hyde Park, Vt writes 90 That the horse
since the free of the Mustang Limen have sold him
for $3.50 cash. Your Lnimen has been doing wonders up
here"
420 BROAD STREET, PHILADELPHIA Pa
ETTdct) In lifting the kettle from the fire it became
severely, almost to a crisp. 1t awful sight The
Mustang Linment appeared to extract the pain heae
rapidly without soreness, and left of account
Truly yours, "CHARLES FOSTER
Such language this but the constant and natural echO
wherever this article is used.
This Iniment indispensable to planters and owners OF
horses and mules Mr.. JOHN DANIELS, Montgomery, Ala
sold slave for $780, who raised from utter useessness
by this Linment. Every family should have it. Be very
other.
Sold by all dealers throughout North and South America
Europe the Islands of the Ocean, for 25 CENTS so cents
and 81 90 per bottle. -
January 7th, 1859 l9-6m
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.


j. & D. McRae & Co. ! ori;nol ,.+oob
The Colchote Copper Mining Company "eH'
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the de
PENDANTS nonresdens it is therefore ordered that
publication be made the Wilmington Journal tor six weeks
notifying said defendants appear at the term of the Court
of Pleas and Quarter Sessions to be held for the County
New Hanover at the Court House in the town of Whining
ton the second Monday of June next then and there to
plead demur judgment final by default will be
taken against them end the property levied upon be sold to
satisfy plaintiff debt and costs. Test,
SAM'L. r. BUNTING, Clerk.
Anri1 ady
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SAVINGS INsTITUTIoNs-Th Charleston Courier of
Saturday says AS an evidence of the usefulness and
good tendencies of savings Institutions and Of the peh
of money and prosperity of the aboring class Of our
community especially we take pleasure in stating the
only four months, the Charleston Savings Institution
has received deposit the aggregate and very large
sum of four hundred thousand dollars Of this very
handsome sum, understand that much the larger por
tion has been contributed in limited amounts by aboers
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TOWN LOTS FOR SALE.

TOWN LOTS FOR SALE.
"a FOUR LOTS in the fourshing Village of Ruther-
:iN fordton he Western terminus of the Wilmington
Charloe and Rutherford Rail Road offered for sale
very low terms Now is the time to buy before proper
ty rises to Rail Road prices One of the most desirable lots
in the place, containing acres-part woodexcellcnt
house, all other out buildings good water &c. Two of
and CT anda half each having good
houses and otherwise improved.
For particulars address the subscriber who will give any
information desired l.. 2. ERWIN.
Rutherfordton, n. c., March 2Sth, 1859. 32-3m
LAND FOR SALE.
TNHE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale $500 acres of LAND
i the South West side of the Wilmington Manchester
Rail Road and in the county of Brunswick Immediately
joining the said Road, about % miles from Wilmington,
and about miles below Maxwel's station. Five six
hundred may be called pney land and then mmed
atel back OF this and about one quarter of mile from said
Road 800 to 1000 of the finest body of HAMMOCK
LAND in this part of the country which can be reclaimed
and put in fine farm at less expense than any land that
know Of 1t is covered with growth of Oak ASH Poplar,
Sweet Gum, Mulberry and ali The other growth of wood
al on fine nigh Hammock Land. The balance of said
track, and back of the above fine SWAMP with heavy
growth of CYPRESS AND READS Oh CANE. At
this time cartng be through any said Lands
Persons wishing to examine said lands will find me near
Westbrooks Post Office, Ba Zen county, N. : and in my
absence they will find Mr.. John B. Ellis land, who
will show it. j. A. robson.
October 29th, 1858. 9-tf
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WILMINGTON, N. c., APRIL 25th, 1859

"ILHANOAON, Nc %, AeAA1 T@"V1Hf 1oo0'
NTESSRS. FULTON g. PRICE ON the 21st Feb. last,
N published in your Journal three certain in a-
7or of Nathan Wei payable by my myself and Geo. Fen
ne (each note being over sl20O as fraudulent
vestgaton present themselves that demand that
should give this publicity as what was alleged against him.
(N WeiH) mostly hearsay.
All complaint at end, and the advertisement of 2st
February should not be urged against him. In all ransac
tions with him former occasions found him honorable
legged as have found that matters perhaps mrepe
sented because misunderstood by me.
April 81, 1859.-198-6t-35-3m. W. W. FENNELL
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LENo1R COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.

MALE z
LEVI BRANsON, A. B., Principal Of Male Department.
MISS S. l.. HAMPTON in charge of Female Department.
NNHE SESSION is NOW OPENING FINELY. OUR AC-
i commodations are good and we are aiming at high
grade Of scholarship We hope meet the educational
Wants of Eastern Carolina. Thanks friends liberal
patronage.
namentas extra For Catalogues apply to the Principal at
Lenoir Institute Lenoi County, N. c., or to
W. HENRY CUNNINGGINS, Secretary.
Sept. 4th, 1857 lt