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RALEIGH AND CASTOR RAILROADI
:: ChaDge Of Schedule!

-: RALuea, November 1st, 1852
~ AND AFTER THIS DATE THE NAIL TRAIN
% the Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad will run q fo.
Lave Raleigh dali. At 8 q, A. n.
Arrive at Weldon daily at IL, A. u.
Leave Weldon daily 1t II, A.M
Arrive At Raleigh daily At $50. Pm
- r. A. DUNN. sopt.
N0eeOoef u, 1852. SLY.
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WHO WANTS LAND AND ELEGANT CITY
RESIDENCES3

WHO WANTS LAND AND ELEGANT CITY
RESIDENCES9
TSOR SALE o. RENT, ROSE GREEN, IN THE
u Western Ward Of the City-my fDrMer. and DEW
MOUNT, my present residences, half mile East rom the
Capit0both large and comodious dwelling houses, with
smpts lsOssdA &c. Ais, BRICK STORE, on fsyesie-
vile Street; The old STAR OFFICE; and excellent
3RACf u 1O4 Of LAND, (tor sale rent) miles
fuA Raleiah Purchasers who may inquire and examine
kst in this quarter; and may, early application have
% lsaso1abls and accommodating terms:
Raleigh, Nov. 9, 1850. yL.t.
Nsssh-Carsfina six per cent, State Beads.
flEAsuRy DsPAR1nExI o. n. C,l
: October 18th, 1859.
SEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RECEIVED
- 1t this oee until 10 O'clock A. H. 18th of November
nex Tor the purchase o Of North CsrOlna State
ood issued under An Act to incorporate the Western
,. Refsoad Company, and running thirty years from
Let Oetober, 1883.
The shove binds will have coupons for interest u six
Pr eeat per annum attached payable LIST April and Ocs
bsr n each ysar.
The principal and interest will be payable at the Bank
esths New York. unless where the party prefers
Soeessul bidders, upon being informed Of the accept
ane q their bids deposit the amount Of their bids
iDeg the accrued interest," the credit of the under
agued the Bank aforeid In the Bank of the State
q Raak II Cape Fear. Raleigh.
Pss bidding will pease address their letters endorsed
os.s for n. G. S,oeks" to the undersigned, at R.-
NE will Be opened in the presence of the Governor
and Comptroller Of State and the President u
H. Bank Of the State.
D. ". COURTS, Pub Treas
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VACANT PROFESSIONALLY.
THE TRUSTEES Of IHE UNIVERSITY o.
Il North Csrpins will. st the next Asaual Nssssa9 u
the Baerd in Deermhsr ssz'. Pcsssd N Oh ,hs ,se.nt
Applieatioaa may b msde to Hoa. d. l. Svsie psss.
deaf Ae, at Chapa Him. 10 The usdssS.d ksIseA.
CHAA MANLY.
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RALElCH PENALR 0R0MADY.
NHI NEXT TERN WILL COMMENCE 3nH KIn
4 a jULY, ~ essliass u uUsh. -. :
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1HO1PSO1o IEW JEWRLRY!
TNHAs. H. THOMPSON - NOW OPEylNG
~ one e the finest Stocks ii JEwElkY the MARKET
Amossss his additions will Be suud superb hi .,
SILVER WARE,
and be hes made s.'sngemsos Ss SLING usds AZ ssssy
kind Of
...... HAIR WORK.
This Be said to be tasure IN HE hasssss Pas.
terms Of oil imaginable descriptions may b 81 bio
Store
T. rsapeesally solicits e1amiaaiaa Il bic sasek
Orders pvunpily attended tn
REPAIRING Of WATCHES. JEwELRY. Ae. carefully
anlDpsompily ATTENDED to.
Rslseb. Oct. Z, lSs9. s'-6
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GEORGE.

FUN.-A certain particular political speak
er was addressing large audience in Yir-
ginia, and descanting vehemently against
prescription of foreigners, when his eyes fell
upon a little German Jew, pedlar OF ready
made clothing. who seemed to be very much
impressed with the argument OF the orator,
greedily swallowing up everything he ut
tered. This was too good an opportunity
not to make the best of: and looking the lit
tie pedlar full in the eye, he exclaimed:
"Furriner, didn't you come to this country
to escape from the tyrannical, down-trodden,
and oppressed of Europe? Did'n you flee to
these happy shores to live in land of free
dom, where the great right of suffrage is
guaranteed to all; didn't you, furriner?''
He paused for reply, when the little ped
lar squcaked out
"No, sir--I comes to dis country to sell
sheap ready-made clothes!"
The establishment of the orator, the shouts
and roars of the multitude, cannot be de-
scribed. This finished the harangue.
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LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILRoAD.-The
Louisville Courier says: Travellers now make
the trip from this city to Nashville in twenty
seven hours. The trains leave Nashville at
$3.50 P. NJ, and arrive at Louisville at 2. NJ.
next day. By the Louisville route passengers
reach New York in less than three days. In
November, the road will be completed. when
those who journey can break fast in one city
and sup in the other. Such is railroad speed.
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ely ez i could pa fur hit, which would boath
be hard. but no enuff to vote the dime
kratick tickit strait out an elene at anvil haz-
erds and las extrimity furevir. fur the pres
ent our sentral comitty hes plenty ov doky-
ments fur free distribushun which will meat
awl my wants. line much obleeged too w
fur sendin hit co long. Kant yu tri an ex-
plane ava the eleckshun in Virginny?
Yorne as aforesed,
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Eas- The season continues delightfully."- re-
freshing and animaiing to the hopes of the
farmer. Crops generally are fine, thus far.
The wheat panic has entirely exhausted it
self, and good crops are an acknowledged
fact. We learn that some of our farmers
have already cut their Wheat and pronounce
it well filled and heavy grain, the rust having
only slightly touched the blade.-lSparta
Times.
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nfm AOufrtisemfnts.
P III O N O G. r A p FL Y
AND
PENMANSHIP.
Nh VI. no H B EAR.

HAS now accomplished his object,
IL in showing to the citizens of
Nashville that Photography Is easily ~ 1s&E
learned, even by small children His ~ -~2szzs4
pupils now able to follow moderate speaker and
rapidly increasing the sneed of their writing The
difficulty or accomplishing this has been doubly in
creased by the discouraging nnence brought bear
upon pupils in the shape of Misrepresentation rid-
cule, &c, &c. IN quarters from which better things
were To be expected. Tax PAYERS and citizens who
have children TO educate would do well look into
the WHAT and the WHY Of this chapter.1 Never have
4 community been more gross ly deceived in regard
to the nature and advantages of Phouotypy and Pho
biography. Citizens who have not the leisure u in
vestigate the subject that they greatly
lessen the labor, ann save several of time
the education of every child and that they awaken
the intellectual faculties to extent attained by no
other means, and with delight the pupil-that they
have been examined tested practically by hundreds
of the most able school committees achers super
intendents and educationsts in this country and
England, and reported in the highest terms appro
val, while il has enabled them to the IDENTIFYING
effect of a mode which ruins the minds of many
children, and disg SITS them with learning. Such
the effects of this mode of teaching in developing the
minds Of children, that they often regarded as
pro gies IN intellect whereas is the result of teach
ing simple truth instead of absurd error
Mr.. ID. has heretofore charged merely for the cgu-
lar course OF lessons in Photography, making no
and writing after the principles of the art learn
ed. He will continue to receive pupils the same
terms till the 10Th inst, after hch the for the
regular corse lessons will be the heret fore
but monthly charge will be made for attending TO
practice Of the pupil after the is completed.
n. bah pupils who have not cOmplet their
course of lessons, requested do without de
lay.
s9- Room over the store of J. H. McGil.
jnnel3-u
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McNAIRY CoUSrY.--The sham democratic
nominee for the legislature in McNalry
county Is JAS y. MCKINNEY, q renegade from
the whig party. lie IL opposed by ]. r. Hen
DtEsToN. democrat wno .-hc.d on two
years ago for the sake Of harmony. j. L.
MoEPHIs, opposition. l. also candidate.
Here Is more work for the Nashville demo
cratic oyerseers. II they have not already
sent some one To MeNairy TO whip on one OF
ths-ir men. as We understand they have dal
elsewhere, u ID about time they weie doing L.
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WASHINGTON, May II, 1859. !

SR:-Your letter of the 18th inst, has
been received. Ia reply L have To state
that il is understood that the French Govern
ment claims military service from all natives
of France who may be found within its Juris-
diction. Your naturalization in this country
will not exempt you from that claim If you
should voluntarily repair thither.
i am, sir, your obedient servant,
LEWIS CAss.
We hardly know whether the naturalZed
or the native American has the greater rea-
son to complain of the unjust aud humilia-
ting position in which this letter places the
government. For, il. on the one hand, it
depriyes the naturalized citizen OF that pro-
lection which is the correlative of allegiance,
it, on the other, derogates from the dignity
which is at once the mark and the safeguard
Of national independence. That it does both
must be clear to every right-minded person
on the slightest reflection.
Its injustice to the naturalized citizen is
palpable and gross. 1t is nothing more nor
less than an open violation on the part OF the
government of the solemn compact implied
in the act of naturalization. The reciprocal
duties OF the citizen AMI of the government
are allegiance aud protection. III the one Is
not set at nought the other cannot be justly
held. The government is under asacred fun
damentai obligation 10 protect the loyal citi-
zen. Naturalization is simply admission TO
citizenship. IL puts the native OF foreign
country on the same footing with the native
of our own. Ii makes him citizen of the
United States, with all the rights aud prisi-
leges and duties of native, with bat one ex-
ception. which is set forth in the organic Law.
A naturalized citizen is not eligible to the
Presidency; in ali other respects be is inves
ted witt The rici,s OF American liberty just -
fully as native is. There Is in the eye OF
the law absolutely no other difference be-
tween the two.
In Secretary CAss's eye, however. there are
other aud very grave distinctions. Whilst
the Secretary would not dare 20 assert that IL
is not the dity of ih government TO protect
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DIR. A. w. MESECK.

I,s0A Prussia Tor fairtsssn years h thise suR-
IL ny, with great IN Ais pr4etice- has once
a oaieke street, easFner Il flae, where ae nay
be enesaiied persar allEoF by letter
Every dtsssse fFntted T. hiT Ia tlzae, mas van
I'D snasr he sklfa and genius iFea1lnesl F1r a.
furEinns q ne tsnss elc ~ has peeaar sueeesa-
fnl ueslment, ekgeFlEaeniet % hmsc1
aprzT-1
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