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THE WILSON SCHOOLS 50. siS y
FOR YOUNG LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
DI "H' NND "Hs' 1sIOHA1sDsuN' >. = =
Aided by a Full COrDs of Assistant Teachers.


Aided by a Full Corps of Assistant Teachers.
TUNHE EXERCISES OF THE ENSUING SCHOLASTIC
Il year will be resumed 7hslrstay, the rst day Of
SEPTEMBER Applicants examined for admission and CLASH
fcdon Thursday and Friday. when all should be pres.
ent who contemplate pursuing Regular Course of Study
Gymnastic Department will be added to the Male School
the coming session. the object of which is to supply the
great universal Iced of all institutions of Learning
ly, Regular PhyscaL 7uning. Among the numerous
ercses of this Department designed to please as well as to
benefit the small and broad sword exercises infantry
drill upright and parallel bars DC Mr. T. Prcntiss Tucke
who will become associated With the School Professor Of
Mathematics, Practical surveying and Civil Engineering
will superntend this Department. He will also give in
struction in the of the Compass Transit Theod0te
and Levee; also in plotting Surveys Profile making and
the estimate of earhwork and masonry. Cssthenc De-
partmeDt will also be added the Seminary correspond
to the Gymnasium 1t is designed by the friends of the
Institution to lay the foundation of POLYTECHNIC
SCHOOL for yonng gentlemen, ard to establish beyond
contingency School for young ladies' in which, after tho
completion of Regular Course in in other In
stitutons they be taught the FINE ARTS specia
y To this end vigorous plans are in operation and build
ngs process of erection, which, in all their arrange
ments furnishing, and appointments TO be of the first
order and especially designed for their purpose Male
and Female Departments separate. Sectaransm theoret
cay and practically excluded For the plan the Schools
~ D. s. RICHARDSON, "A. NJ, 8ag
Principal of the Wilson Schools,
or ]. d. WILLIAMS ESQ.
July 8, 1859. -..4--. b. ..s 2S-3m.
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Strange Phenomenon.

As some gentlemen of our City were returning from
aride Tuesday afternoon he 5th) and when near the
residence of Henry Mordccai, ESQ.,, they witnessed
one of those remarkable in nature which
scientific have not explained nor accounted for.
1t was the appearance, in the eastern part of the
heavens, of an ereolite or frebail. They describe
it as brilliant white light, resembling in its nen
sity, that of iron when heated to the melting point
and moving at acute angle with the earth's sur
face from the northeast to the southwest When
seen, at O'clock it apparently great distance
from the earth, and they think it must have fallen
somewhere in the immediate neigh5orhood. No
noise indicated its approach was there any cloud
visible at the time.
The Wilmington Herald of the 9th says:
yesterday afternoon, at about o'clock, we and
number of others were startled for a moment at
what we consider rather unusual sight in the day
time. The object we speak about appeared to be a
ball of fire, and it shot swiftly across the sky, ap
parently very near the earth Itlooked to us to be
not over hundred yards above terra .frma. 1t
rose, or rather became visible in north-easterly
direction and travelled in one directly opposite. AS
it swiftly coursed along, it left short train in the
rear, very similar to a skyrocket though of per-
fectly white color. We suppose it must have been
some meteoric mass on fourth of July spree. 1t
fell, or rather went out, on the other side OF the
Dram-Tree, mile below town."
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TRINITY COLLEGE CoMMENCEMENT.-We learn from
the NJ c. Christian Advocate that the annual COM
mencement of this College formerly Normal) last
week, was largely attended. The annual sermon
before the Senior Glass was preached by Rev. N. +.
Reid Dr.. Cross, of S. c., who was expected to de-
liver the literary address, did not attend
Gov Ellis was present, and by request presented
the medals to the graduates He addressed them in
appropriate and eloquent terms, pointing them to
the examples of the great men of the past.
The Adoocate says:
''The session has been peaceful and in every way
successful. The catalogue has the names OF 1872
students nearly all of whom have been all the time
in attendance In point of scholarship the College
has now come up to the 'front.' rank OF the best COL
leges in the land; while the sound moral and reig-
ious influence exerted upon the pupils, and exem-
plified in their conduct is one OF the most marked
and gratifying evidences that the blessing OF God
rests upon it. - ,-. = ...,s-,-s.
The Trustees considered all the interests of the
College with patience and care; and so much of
their doings as are important to the public shall be
given next week. sy
The accommodations for boarders are improving
and charging and there is every reason to expect
the next session of ten months, which opens on the
first Wednesday in September, will witness the ma
circulation Of more students than any
The honorary degree Of A. M. was confsrredupon
T. H. Brame, ESQ. of Raleigh Female Seminary and
in regular course upon Rev. ]. r Smoot and Rev.
W. C.. Cannon, of the N. g. Conference and upon
Rev. Levi Branson, Of Lenoir Institute, and G. W..
Hege, ESQ.,, of Yadkin Institute. assF
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Decisions of the Supreme Court.

By PEARSON, G. J. In Simmons v. Horton, from
Bertie, affirming the judgment. Also, in Harrel v.
Lee, from BERTHE, affirming the judgment. Also, in
George v. Smith, from Columbus, cenire de noro.
Also, in McAlister v. Holtoh, from Richmond af
frming the Judgment. Also, in Cox v. Humphreys,
from Sampson, affirming the judgment. Also in
State " Startling, from Lenoir, declaring that there
is no error. Also, in McKiell v. Cutlar in equity
from Beaufort Also, in Eure v. Coney in equity,
from Gates, dismisslng the bill with costs.
By BATTLE, j. In State v. Waters, from Wash
ington judgment reversed and centre de noro. Also
in Manning v. Skinner, from Chowan, dismissing
the petition with costs. Also, in Warren v. Moore
from Chowan, judgment reversed and centre de noro
Also, in Tabb v. Williams, in equity, from Bertie
overruIing the demurrer. Also, in Little v. Rich
ardson, from Anson, affirming the judgment. Aso
in Moore v. Rogers, from Columbus, affirming the
Judgment. Also in Bridgers " McNel, from Rob-
eson, affirming the judgment
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CAswELL MONUMENT AssOcIATIOS.-Iti is known to
many of our readers that the remains of Gov. Cas-
well repose Kinston, Lenor, without any tomb
stone even to mark the spot We are gratificd to
learn that the citizens of Lenoir have formed an as
socaton for the purpose of raising funds to erect
monument to his memory, and that a considerable
amount has already been subscribed. The amount
thus far raised gives assurance that the monument
will be erected. This movement is highly credta
BILE to the patriotic and enlightened citizens of that
County. We trust they will afford an opportunity
to the people in other portions of the State to SUBJ
scribe.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.


VJyHE NEXT ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES WILL
Il the first Monday in October and continue
until the LIST of March. - @sIa- .ss-s1 b.
CT. BELL GIBSON NJ. D.. Professor of Surgery. =
DAVID h. TUCKER, NJ. d., Professor of Theory and
Practice of Medicine. 5Sl
BEVERLY R. WEXFORD, NJ D., Professor Of Matera
Medica and Therapeutics. ' -..s ~ .se.i
A. L. PETlCOLAS, N. w., Professor Of Anatomy. s.
L. s. JOYNES, NJ d. Professor Of Institutes of Medi-
cine. .--
JAMES H. CONWAY, NJ. D., Professor Of Obstetrics,
DC. .. : @..7.-f-' q tsi-r ~ s4-sav,
JAMES B. McCAW, M. d Professor of Chemistry. Z
MARION HOWARD. NJ. D., Demonstraor Of Anatpmy.
Students will enjoy every facility for the acquisition Of
complete medical education The advantages of Richmond
in this respect have been fully tested BY experience Of
my is ample. and at a very trifng c.,st. h,sa ssz
Clinical instruction is given i'll the larmary connected
with the College, and under the roof with the Lecture
This Inirnary, which is also the Marine Hospital
for the port of Richmond, is at all times well filled with
medical and surgical cases. and numerous surgical opera
tons performed in presence of the class Students also
enjoy the clinical facilities afforded by the Richmond Aims
house. 81 'F'3sftft
PRIZE OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS offered BY
DR.. Thomas D. Warren, of North Carolina i'll be award.
ed for the best Essay which may be presented by any
bers of the graduating class.
FEEs-To each Professor a-'s1 SIS
Demonstrator Of Anatomy, s'f1 v,@E 1G
Matriculation, s1s}s ~, ~
Graduation, b.. .,.-- = .C .s,. A. 25
Board may lie obtained in Richmond at prices ranging
from So 70 TO Is per week.
For further information, apply to ~
Dean Of the Faculty, Richmond, Va.
July 3, 1859. ..- 6l--toOct.1.
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BANK OF THE STATE. The stockholders of the
Bank of the State of North Carolina held their an
nual meeting in this City on Tuesday last. The
old Directors-Messrs. G. w. Mordecai, William
Peace, William Boylan, John II. Bryan, Sr., B. F.
Moore, Alfred Jones' and Charles Manly-were re-
elected At meeting of the Directors, subsequent
ly held, Mr.. Mordecai was unanimously reelected
President The Directors on the part Of the State
are Mr.. Treasurer Courts, and VIM. R. Poole and
Wilson W. Whitaker, Esquires.
The stockholders of this Bank will hold another
meeting in this City on the Goth of this month.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.

Latest from Europe-Another great Battle-7Ae
French Victorious.
ST. JOINS July 6.-The steamship Vigo passed
Cape Race on Snnday, from Liverpool on the 25th
with the passengers and mails of the steamship City
of Baltimore, which had broken shaft and returned
The Allies occupied Leonat, Castiglione and
Monte Chiaro
Napoleon had joined his camp.
The Austrian Government had formally declared
the crueltes attributed TO Gen. DUrban in Cavours
proclamation entirely unfounded.
A sanguinary encounter had occurred between the
soldiers of the Pope and the inhabitants of the city
of Perugia
Prussia was moving her army upon the Rhine
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CHARLOTTE FEMALE INSTITUTE.
CHARLOTTE, N. c.. 'If 80

REV R. BURWELL. a. NJ, Principal
JNO. b. BURWEIL, A. NJ, Assistant Principal.
vbyHE NEXT SESSION OF THE ABOVE INSTTTU-
Il TION will commence on The l4th day Of September.
The scholastic year divided into two terms Of 70 weeks
each the first commencing the 4th day of September,
and the second the 0, day Of February This allows
a vacation Of two weeks # Christmas. Il
TERMS Board and Tuition in English RrdHcAa, for
term of weeks $s5 Well qualified instructors @hsjc,
FRENCH Drawing &c., will be employed. The aiding
which is spacious and elegant. situated and
elevated part Of the Town 1t is lighted with furn-
shed with room for bathing and in winter is waned by
furnace. &tee srs-t3ss'f-ssfr7-E7 Il
- REV. 3. sBURWELL u
s3s Charlotte, NC.
July s, 1889. N--w6t
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DIE D.

In this City, the 4th Instant, Mrs. Jane s., wife Of
Samuel H. Young, Esq
In this county at the residence q! sdxsrd Chapel,
l.. and Mrs. E. j. Chappell, Of Knstop n. C, aged
months and days. H. II ,s.,..,-,s
IN this vicinity after long and paafl iuess Fri
day the lat inst Mrs. Mary W. Williams of Chss
]. Williams, Esq - S lFsss5 4 sL.als fs79
Mrs. Williams was born and reared Id Chatham county;
daughter of Capt Philip TAYLOR Of the American Revo
uto, and sister Of James Taylor late Attorney Gener.
al of this State - sssss slssz*
Amable in all her social and domestic relations she pass
ed long e greatly beloved in the bosom of her family
and died truly regretted by oil who knew her. tCdn.
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A,7'iaal of the adelaide.

ST. JOINS, July 6.-The steamship Adelaide ar
rived at this port to-day from Galway on the 25th
with highly important news from the seat of war
Napoleon telegraphed to the Empress on Friday
evening that terrible battle had been fought and
great victory achieved. The whole Austrian army
was formed into line of battle extending five leagues
The battle lasted from four o'clock in the morning
till eight in the evening.
The French took many flags, cannon and prisoners
A Vienna despatch ofthe same datesays that the
battle was progressing but gives no details.
The previous account says that the Austrian force
on the Mincio was 2S0,0O0 men.
The entire French force had passed Monte Chiaro
and their reconnaissance it was said had been push
ed as far as Cato
The Piedmontese had advanced as far as Padua
Napoleon had demanded permission to march So
900 troops through Hanover to the Rhine.
1t is believed that the basis of the proposed med
tation of Prussia will not be acceptable to France
thereby involving Prussia in the war
It is rumored that Prussia had threatened to as
sist in suppressing the meditated insurrectionary
movements in Hungary. "F +..E5
Swiss troops had been sent from some of the cit
les to suppress the rising at Perugia. They had
shooting them down indiscriminately
4&sS - .- COMMERCIAL. a.se-.s
s,LIyRRpooI, June 25th.-Cotton dull Sales of
the week %, 900 bales Inferior grades declined l.
Uplands fam a. Middling e. Orleans fair s4-
Middling 6t0 7s Stock IN port 755, 900 bales in
Guiding 695, ,000 bales American. Flour very dull
Holders offered freely but showed no disposition to
press sales. ~ -
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CUsToN-HousE REMOVALS AT New YoRK.-In ac-
cordance with the retrenchment views of the Secre-
tary of the Treasury, Collector Shell, of New York
on Wednesday, notified nnety,five of the custom
house employ ees that their services longer
required The persons turned out entry clerks in
voice clerks, andassistant weghers and the
aggregate amount paid them annually is about $780,
000 .... ...
One hundred thousand dollars saved at one point
and by one single movement That was well done,
and affords further proof if such proof were ncces-
sary of the economy which prevails under Mr.. Bu-
chanans administration. But 'the opposition" will
be careful not to put the above evidence of economy
in their newspapers and not one word will they say
about it on the stump
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CoLp WEATHER. weather for the last three
or four days has not only been COOL but cold. Thick
clothing and fires in the mornings andeyenings have
been comfortable We do not remember any spell
Of weather in July as cold as this has been.
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W Bear in mind that the Raleigh Register, the
organ of "the opposition" in rth-Carolina, says
that as between q national Democrat and black
Republican for President, 1t seouM make choice.
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Death of Hon.. Vim. q. Go0dS.

PErHRsBuRG, July 6th.- The Hon. Wm o. Goode
died near Boydton in Mecklenburg county, Va, on
Sunday morning last Mr.. Goode had been sick for
several months, a part Of which time he was con-
fined to his bed. His disease was consumption.
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T H E M A B X 6 T y.

REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR TIE n. c. "srANDAkp."'
By M'PHEETERS / GHISELIN, - r'i
Wholesale Grocers Fora0ardiag Commission Atrchants
JuLYh. 1859.
FL0UR.-We have still to report very dull market,
and quotations almost nominal THERE'S shipping
demand whatever and owing to the extreme dulness Of
business incident to the season dealers bnyrS very
lightly. We hope to brisker trade generally nnd
better demand for -four this month. We quote 81 e6%
a.; Extra s714a74; Family IS cash, Flourie ssnues
steadily to decline in the Northern markets shl
further decline have to be submitted to here
NAVAL STORES.-Tar is and readily commands
&c TO SUPPLY the retail demand Common osian Anted
for shipment at 81 Snl IS. Spts Turpt ID very dull
As cts. with no demand for shipment 6 y ~ X ~
COTTON.-We have no movement vet t6 report in Cot
ton. The only sales small lot choice, terms
transpirpd. . -.-,.- . = .i So -Sssss al. y.
DRIED FRUIT-No new crop yet received and receipts
of old have stopped. N' -
GROCERIES.-The market is well supplied with staple,
groceries, and have change to report in prices "A
carg" of sugar from arbadoes sold this week auction at
prices ranging from 5a4@6l5. .. ...si, .er...ss.-
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sslO,621 6s ,621 66
who had fuEds in hanu-no other claims unpaid
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Death Of Mrs. Eduard Eserstt I,
BosroN July 5th.-The wife Of the Hon. Edward
Everett died on Saturday night.
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b 49, s3ssss5 A GRADUATE. ..tss "a. .:.s5
~ ESIRES A TEACHERS SITUATION IN SOME
IL healthy community Character, scholarship. &c can
be attested On application to c Faculty Of Randolph Ma
~ = fsee THOS. J. OyERBY,
Young's Roads. Granville. n g;
l.lv a 1850 - & Ess& 277-w5tpd*.
f5 A CARD. ~
1ulrvsHE = ME- PROPRIETOR OF THE FAYErTEyILbE H0-
Tri ~ a. pleasure in announcing to the public that
the ysiy hines of Stages from Wsrsdw, Raleigh and tn.
veekly from High Point an nowin good running order
s,T stinc regular time This With the addition Of tour
Pasaeuegr Steamers TO Wilmington. gives tho travelling
public fair opportunity Of visiting Fayetteville. i.
9 July /, 1883. U-A
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MArRMoN1AL.--Wm. u Robinson formerly Of
Goldsboro', son Of VIM Robinson, Esq, and now Of
the u. S. Army, and Miss sGwinthlcan McRae, Of
Newport, KY, were united in marriage on the 29th
June last. at the residencenf3he brides father
Tribune
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NoRrH-C CARoLlSA MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE Con-
PANY.-We refer our readers to " statement of the
operations of the North Carolina Mutual Life In
surance Company" in another column of our paper
The statement gives evidence Of prosperous
condition of the Company. The assets of the Com
pany have been increased, and We are authorized to
state that all losses have been promptly paid, all
obligations have been complied with to the entire
satisfaction of all parties concerned and dividend
of ten per cent 90 pr. ct) upon the operations of
the past year has been declared The humane action
of the Company has been manifested by the relief
it has given to many who would otherwise have been
left destitute. The charter of this Company secures
to the widow and the orphan the sums insured for
their benefit
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Gbe Stanbarb.
,ALEIGH: SATURDAY, JULY 0, 1859.
HOLDEN J. WILSON, STATE PRINTERS,
pue1sHERs OF THE LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES

,-sEe Bear in mind that John A. Gilmer and Q.
r Vance cooperated with the black Republicans in
defeating the Postoifice appropriation bill, by which
defeat the people now being deprived of some of
tbor accustomed mail facilities If mail routes are
refused or discontinued by the Department. or if
route agents are dismissed remember that this is
not the fault of Shaw, or Scales, or Winslow, or
Rufin, OF Craige or Branch, or of the administra-
tion, but of Gilmer and Vance and the black Re
publcans Let the people generally know these
facts The motto of such members of Congress as
Gilmer and Vance is, any thing to Alliance the an
trests Of the opposition and inj"re the Democratic
party What is it to them if the country does suf-
fer, if their political views can be carried out?
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BANK OF NoRTH.C CARoLINA.-W are requested by
tne commissioners for experimenting the books of
subscription to the capital stock Of the Bank Of
to state that certificate Of special
deposst Of specie in either Of the Banks in Whining
ton, Newbern, Fayetteville, Tawborough, Milton,
Charlotte, Morganton, Windsor and Raleigh viii be
received as payment on stock subscribed.
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The UNIyERsITY.-We learn that Prof Wheat
has resigned the Professorship of Rhetoric and
Logic in the University and accepted the Rectorship
Of Church in Little Rock, Arkansas.
Prof Shpp has resigned his place as Professor of
History his resignation to take effect in September
next We learn that Randolph Macon College has
conferred. the degree of D. D. on Mr.. Shipp. He
has accepted the Presidency of Woford College,
Spartanburg, S. C.
A meeting Of the Trustees of the University will
be held at the Executive Office in this City, on the
Goth instant when it is thought the two Professor
ships above mentioned will be filled.
JOHN D. WHrFoRD, EsQ-We learn from the
Progress that the Newbern Light Infantry present
ed Mr.. Whitford with magnificent silver pitcher
on the 4th instant an evidence of their regard for
him as citizen and as man. Alexander Justice,
Esq, addressed Mr.. W. on behalf of the Company,
to which Mr.. Whitford replied in feeling and appro-
pirate terms.
AN Address ON EDUCATION are glad to see
so many young men of promise in the State taking
deep personal interest in the cause of education
Aho w VhmihStOh COOITNC OF Cne 9TH contains re-
port by an Examining Committee consisting of
Messrs. s. S. Satchwell, Somers and Grady, of the
recent exercises in Ellington Academy, New Han
over, in which they say:
I'm concluding our report, We do not deem it out
OF place to refer to the admirable address on educa-
ton delivered at the close Of the examination, on
the LIST inst. by that talented son Of Wilmington
James A. Wright, Esq. It was well written. we'll
delivered, and well adapted to the occasion. Its
mann drift was well conceived and cogent appeal in
behalf Of education. abounded in practical thought
and elevated sentiment, and did honor to the head
and heart of the gifted speaker The audience were
well pleased with the effort His closing suggestions
to the students were in fine taste and eloquent His
alluson in this connection to the loss sustained by
the world of letters in the death of the venerable
and immortal Humboldt, was peculiarly touching
and eloquent and evinced just appreciation Of the
laoors OF that great beneactor of the htman race"
BANK OF NORTH CARoLINA.- We are requested by
the Commissioners for experimenting the books Of
subscription to the capital stock Of the Bank Of
to state, that certificate Of special
deposst Of specie in either Of the Banks in Whining
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-06-16
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