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The author is yet unknown; but ,b. Ro.,o,
Ledger observes that it is .aid % he , vs,,,
and correct dramatzation from the fact, and Offer,
with IL a good morals Before tbi. tb,;,Iin,,
drama, the petite comedy, s'The Belle of Ireland !;
wasenacted' and after ii, The Wandering Boy,n
What has the Athenian taste to say to this e.bib,.
ton! 4'
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II Inc New Orleans Picayune learns from
vera Cruz that Mr.. McI.ane had, when the last
steamer left, about abandoned the idea of GOING
up 70 The table lands for the present And tbis
DOH because Of the distracted state OF the coon,v
ana the desire to be near the Government with
"hich he is In official communication He mo-
therefore, To go on board one Of our sb,ps
% war az sacrinciOs-probablv the savann,h an
y the Saratoga; also that he proposed
What manner we are not in
.o'neu-o put himself In communicated ,vj,,,
'ne leaders OF the opposing party. for the
oil protecting the lives and property q, 1900.
citizens, and In the name OF hpn.n,,.. -" al
THIS unnatural war, or at least softsni,,- I,.s
some Of its more formidable features N"""
IDA late letter from China states ,,,,.,..,
event that had occurred in Hong Kong IT,
Mastin, New York ship, was lying in the 10,
Dor, when one morning Capt johnson. the mas.
Ter, missed his Chinese servant boy and also about
s'S,Oo In English sovereigns Naturally be in
ierred that the boy had stolen the money and ran
away But week after the body came up from
The water with rope tied about the neck. show.
ing The boy had been strangled, and a piece of
noh a'tached to the rope to keep the body down.
Du' was raised by an accidental blow ON the
sue OF The shiP p, and came up rs a witness. Mu,.
Ni VIII Out Three Of the crew were imprisoned
oHe hinan and the others Irisbmen. who
were convicted mainly upon their oxvn .,,,.,,,,.,
ana condemned TO be hung. oplv s,,,.I, -. -
The money has been recovered par"
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GREAT ATTRACTION.
u .,Iw corr SSHHEA Ed ply GOODS

=, -, SHEAP UK1 GOODS
At J. w. COILEY & cos,
Nc. 523 7fh street,
where they are receiving large stock Of desirable
DHESS GOODS from auction, at greatly Reduced
prices N
500 Yards Mousslins and Barge de Lains, at l2sc.
lo1 yards SPTiag style Bonnet Ribbons,
Perasols, and Straw BonDets,
With large lots Of other cheap Goods
8-zw j. w. COLLEY A CO
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GEORGETOWN CORPORATION LAWS.

RESOLUTION authorizing the construction Of
barrel arch.
ReSo!U.d by the Board Of Aldermen and Board Of
Common Council Of the Corporation of GeorgetOtca,
That for the purpose Of constructing barrel arch,
four inches thick, Of good hard brick, and two
feet diameter in the clear between the property Of
Mcssrs. Libby and W heatley, w later street, OPP
posite Jefferson street, the SUM Of four hundred
dollars or SO much thereof as may be necessary 10
hereby appropriated and the Clerk is hereby d.
rected to pay the same TO the order Of Joseph Lib
by and Francis Wbeatly, they accounting for their
expenditures under this resolution by proper
vouchers. GApproved February 20, 1859.
SUPPLEMENT to an ord nance entitled " An or
dinance levying general and specific direct tax
for the year 1859, and providing for the collec-
ton Of the same, passed February 18TH 1859"
Be 1T ordained by the Board Of Aldermen and
Board Of Commos Council Of the Corporation Of
Gsorgstotrn, That much Of the ordinance to
which this is a supplement authorizes re-
quircs the Collector OF Taxes to charge interest
any taxes which are levied under the ordinance to
which this is a supplement, remaining unpaid
from and after the first day Of January, 1860, be-
and the same is hereby. repealed.
Approved February 20, 1859.
RESOLUTION in relation to a claim against Gil
bert Vanderwerken.
R.solced by the Board Of Aldermen and Board Of
Common Council Of the Corporations Of GeorgetorR,
That the Recorder be- and he Is hereby, instructed
to institute legal proceedings against Gilbert Van
derwerken for the recovery of debt due this Cor
poration, amounting February ls 1859 to s. 3l3 g.
on account of the purchase of the tobacco ware
house, If the interest on the principal due the
tobacco warehouse up to the first of March next be
not paid by that date.
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.


INTERPRETATIONS. - Our attention was
called some time ago to q letter written from
Genoa to q New York newspaper, asserting
that a man named Couterno Ottairo, VINO had
served an enlistment in the American army
and afterwards in the navy as musician,
making altogether upwards of eight years, had
been taken up while on shore and impressed
into the Sandman army on the ground of being
a citizen of that country; and that Commodore
Lavallette, commanding the United States
steamer Wabash, to which Couterno was a.
tached at the time, had suffered this outrage to
be perpetrated without attempting to prevent
IL. Commodore Lavalette, writing from the
Gulf Of Spezzia, under date of April Sth, calls
attention Of the Department to this SANDER
and refers to his previous dispatches, in which
all the circumstances Of the case are detailed
1t appears that he did act promptly to effect
the release Of Coutsrno, and with such success
that the Sandman authorities released the
man after little delay, and he resumed his
post on board the Wabash, where he still re-
mains.
Again, it has been asserted on similar su-
thority with the above that the expedition Of
| the Wabash to Jaffa, to procure the punish
| ment OF parties engaged in the outrage on the
Dixon family, was an entire failure. On the
contrary, four of the participants in that affair
were arrested, convicted, and sentenced to hard
| labor for life, and efforts were being made to
Arrest the ringleader, who will, if caught, he
| punished with death. He had fed the coun.
/ try, however, and may wholly escape.
| 1t is also stated that the officers of the Wa.
bash had qusrrelied among themselves, and
almost proceeded to blows, on accounted dis
cussing the action of the Naval Retiring Board
and that Captain Barron had forbidden any
further discussion Of the subject on board
Commodore Lavallette utterly denies this, and
declares that the greatest harmony and good
feeling exists among the officers on board thai
vessel. At the timo Of his writing, the Com
\ modOre states thai the health of the oificor,
and crew was excellent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-05

HE WKArHBR.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is m ads from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time Of observation is about o'cIook.
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WAIT! WAITE WAITE
w FOR
VAN hMBuRSH& co.'s


RIO SHOW!
wiIIeShihit a Wa. hirltou on
Georgetown sFEiESy; MAY is,S; Als.ndri,
The I IEs ;, lo,RnaIs.G EtEEPnsNr TrPPoo
Pref LANGWORTHYi viii sntor the Cage. With
Is Ms s"i ELf t k'T tie Fsfi.ya Tight Ro,.
EMMA M.DIGAN. the Iuvopilo Esus.tri.uns.
Or !; T.. THAYER, the Great American Clown.
NAT. AUSTIN, the Beat Performing Clown IN
JAMES MApIGaN, the Equestrian Miracle.
vI;,ARMsTRONG, the Champion Lcaper and
ESEfiEREP sFE e. g. LishtDiRs HsTse%.n.
rom salt Lbs. the AccomplisbsI S Z; SmSa;,.
r, the MApIGAN FAMILY OF JUVENILE
p; THASER,s 9nedrrpical Wonders.
THE ACTING MULES.
1T Tn yo TRAINED HORSES. PONIES, DOGS
Admission So cents; Children and Servant. IS
Door, open at and clock E. m.
CHARLES WcE Y,iIE ,g;I,,, nrsr,,,n,,w
No 52l eorHsr hirIh 81. dSi Lo1siasa arena.
Inviting INV friends ard customers 20 this new
IN tr1. Phi sde pis -; promise To keep this phase
LoSsGnt for further notice
/ b. LENT's MAMMOTH -
L. j. LENrs MAMMofhf floNAL CIRCUS
L, B. LENrs MAMMOTH r, OsAL o,nc1s'
Will Exhibit at Washing ton CITY.
Will Exhibit al washiuston Citx
VIII Exhibit at w ashington CITY,
FRIDAY and SATURDAY, Nav 9Th and 7th
tRlDAl and SATURDAY, MAJ S;sh and 5fh
FRIDAY and SATURDAY, MAY eth and and sss..
Look out Tor the Great Mules - '
Look out for the Great Mulss
Look out for the Great Mules
Dan RICE and p. T. BARNUM,
DAN RICE aud p. T. RARNirM'
Tonne ~ DIG ,IRlA n n,H IEE aud z. +. BARNUM.
F5$$:s: : 3 E $ $ $EEE ssSSSEEs
mGEOkSE and the DRAGON,
ssTTGGE9RGE and The DRAGON.
Two PERFORMANCES each day at 3 and Z q clock d m
Two performances each day at aud O'Clock D. Ia
Two performances each day at and 7o'clocl M !,
AdInisslOn 81 cents; Children and Servants % can't
Admission - cents; Children and Servants IS cent?
Admission 81 cents; Children and Servants IS cauIs
J. w: BANCKER, J
j. EEEEG9kStA E Agents.
,,i6{Z--rWill also Exhibit at FREDERICK CITY,
-IO-N 20 y =. we Sth. aP& S-sW \
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BOARDING.

ROARD IN THE COUNTRY.-Hayinx made
- the past season extensive additions To our
ioTmer resldencs, We shall be prepared 10 accommo-
date q number OF boarders during the simmer
SEASON Il he locstIon IL six miles from Washln.too
a.o hNe from AleNandrla, on the Columbia tiIrn-
PIKE; retired, healthy. and pleasant; 6ne shade en-
e,llent water, and ex teHsive lawns carriage wifi
leave the MANSION for WashIIKton ever, morn,as
and return IN the evening.
LEWIS BAILEY
-ne o-eolm Fairfax county, Va.
ROARDlNG.-Nory desirable ROOMS with
y good BOAkD can be obtained on moderate
terms at Miss GWINN'S, No. IS, Smiths Row,
MRS. r.. q. HARRISON, who ha. kept Con
NI sressonol boarding house for the lsst nj nrte.u
years val, on tho 18th Of pri open her house for
the accommodation Of permanent and transieTt
ooaruers Those Who desire a euiet and eoUfDrt-
able home Will please call at 3f1 Pa ayenn. IA
tveen ~ AND 18th streets. south side. ap7-Ims
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-05
~ A IT'S
VI kiNDIING AND STOVE woop.
MM !, TI, hSPP BED BED ASH COAL,

CUMBERLAND, LUMP, & SMITHS COAL,
full assortment of all kinds aIwnys ON h. ~
FULL WELG HT IND MEASURE GIVEN,
FAX Prices EXPE HTED
Wewish IL understood that we design doins I.
cnsh business Persons sending us their ord rs viii
PleHse send the money or have il ready when the
sending for il. 1' '"' Hoao's W
we would say to those few persons having 40
sent them; consequently We ex poet the money when
6sfSs csseNw. co,,., ,,th r. WM SAT-:
loot of nth st., below War Deparft ma 2-u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-05

&oS0 REwARD-RAn away from the CITY
S%CU Hotel, Alexandria on Moudav 9stb -
day Of April, NEGRO BOY GEO. SEALS CY
he ID OF dark complex ION. about feet inch., IA
tall, COZ pactly formed, with very full or oval
taos; polite when spok ken "a. illustrated by rals
Ing his band 10 has la freq Uenty while oonyersin
state. loo ~ tbs District ofCoumbIa or MaTylabd
OF 30 III In the state OF Virgins; in either case he
p,Icauon can be made 10 DAVID A. WINDSOR
Washington, ID. c., or LEVI BURKE, AccotinI'
". ma s. 81.
ITO. FOR THE SPRING RACES,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-05

Hfvlng Won the RACE for Popularity IN pbil.d.l
phla New lo' x, and other Northern cIties +, no,r
entered upon the course IN Weshng ton ard t;enTsr
tcvn, confident that lt needle but q trial 10 secsre
success. ~ w 'oNs'o
THIS Tobacco is pronounced D, those who use n
70 %, without exception, the bast 6ne cut Now in
market. Read the follow ing certificate: "
-. have ana zed a sample OF M-.Wm C. Ieuop,s
flne Cut Jockey Club Chewing Tobacco and md
u 10 De pure FoboccO, unmIHed with any deiet.Tl-
Gus substance.
''JAs. X. Chiffon, NJ. D., Chemist"
~ Hotels, Restaurants and Retail Dealers sua-
Rh-d ~ New York prices. and one third chsaner
than ANY other similar tobacco.
IL Put up m Iest quarter gross boxe,
J. G. BAcHER, Tobacconix,
18th and Pa. avenue Sole a.,
maSlv for the District az Colnnoh..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-05

SOMETHING NEW N
WASHINGTON ILLUSTRATED IN OILD
COLORED VIEWS,
Embracing all the public buildings and places of
lnterost In and around Washing ton, suitable for
ifaming or present to friend. Just received Al
SHEPHERDS.
ma corner OF 9TH and ID streats
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-05

l. HEREBY Forswsrn all ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in
partlcuiar-irom credIting persons for goods in INV
uame or In the name of the long boat Pioneer az i
wall not pay debis so contracted.
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LOST AND FOUND.

EOU ND-A PROMISORY NOTE for $50,
which the owner can have by calling al this
office and paying for this advertisement. II
e. REMARD will be paid for the return Of the
pc COWS that strayed away from the sz<r,A
subscriber on Thursday, April 18th, from LA<f~
has resld"Dcc: No. 39l south street, be ~.
tween 4th and 5th streets, Capitol Hill One was
old red Cow,'wIth horns, having slight gray pot
on her right side, and Lad with her a Calf about
var old. dark red, having pew muzzle on Of FIVE
on, with horns, and q red buffalo, long and tall
with red and white face, and several white spots
OH her. rs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-05

THE LAGER DEPOT OF. PAUL sIPOS is
7rh. He promptly fills free of charge for delivery
orders Tor Kegs or bottles, sent TO him in person
% received through the Post Once. His IareT
manufactured in AexsndriaD is the best now AID
10 y, the United states, and his terms are moderate
tie mas also hand a very 6ae asxortmenf N
HUNGARIAN WIN IA atl6v pnoe, Ish 10 @ssn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-05

A FEW MORE LEFT-About $1,000 worth.
and Chldren's ,BOOTS and SHOES NovesA
spring stock Just opened. Great bargain. Call and
examine at r. CLARK A. CO..,
Pa. av., bet eth and 9th sts
4
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MISCELLANEOUS.
%. BULLETIN NO. 3.
p. f. PESCUD.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER

NATIVE AND FOREIGN DRUGS,
RALEIGH, N. c.,
rs IN RECEIPT OF THE MOST CHOICE AND Ex-
tensive Stock Of Goods in his line Of trade which he
has ever offered his friends and the public who ms
cordially invited to contrast the PURITY and PRICE OF
his articles with those offered for sale in ibis other
Will make Glove esaminaoa Of prices and quality he
enscates few leading articles to which special st'en-
ton is invited, viz:
Native and Imported Drugs, Chemicals and
Oficinal Extracts
Of ever description from the most reliable Houses in
America and Europe
The most attractive and useful
shop Furniture for Physicians and Country
p. Dealers,
in great variety, embracing Jars and Bottles Of all sizes
and shapes eher capped secured With glass stopple
handsome Lables Aoriars Scales and Weights, Funnes
Graduated Measures, Pill Tiles, Paper, Twme and other
eOnveniences.
Every description Of
:. Paints. Oils, varnishes and Dyes,
known in this market of every color and quality, put up
n packages of all sizes.
~ wines, London Porter and Scotch Ale
Of various brands
Rockbridge Alum Water and HAS, White Sui.
phur and Congress spring Waters,
The most popular and delightful
Condiments, Extracts, Spices,
ground and unground,) for culinary purposes.
Cn1Smdn'S CelcDfateQ east fOW0eJSS
(and give such satisfaction Corn Starch Rice Flour
Geatine. Tapoca Sago Barley and Bermuda Arrow Root
Glass, Metallic and India Rubber Springs
Of the most approved make for all purposes some entirely
new Tusses and Braces for both Of all ages the
greatest variety for the radical Of Hernia POlapsis
Of the Womb Piles etc. q comfortable supporter for
those afflicted.
An the most approved
Patent Medicines,
known for the of all diseases Of local or general
character, from the Tooth Ache to the Small Pox.
IhaSe .,.s- ...
Turner'S Wine Bitters,
other tones for those who like physic that is pleasant
the taste, and has exhilarating properties.
i Window and Picture Glass
of all sizes and qualities Cigars Chewing and Smoking
Tobacco, thst will please those who hardest to please
for table use pure White Lead of various grades and
brands; Snow White and Color. Zinc dry and in oil
Colored Paints of every description gruund and refined
lnseed OIL and put in neat from to ~ pounds;
the most superb Soaps Colognes, Extracts Hair Brushes
Toots Brushes, Dressing Combs Toilet Bottles Powder
and Puts and Boxes HAIR Oils and Toncs Hair Dyes Co.'S
mefcs Tooth Powder and Washes from the ceebst-
ed manufacturers in this country and Europe.
Now, kind patrons and friends, wherever you live,
Your orders for drugs will gladly receive,
And forward them to you in any direction
Upon terms that will give entire satisfaction
And II any of you owe me, or Pescud Calling,
BY note or account, that have asked you to nav.
D. send me the money and keep those frum tattlin6
.5Whom1 owe, and expect me to pay every day.
My 9, 1853. 4-f
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.

MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.
= Session OF 1883 80.
ETNHkNEXT ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES WILL
until the LIST Of March.
ca; BELL GIBSON. NJ. D., Professor Of Surgery.
AANID =: TUCKER, n. D., Professor of Theory and
Beverly R WEXFORD. NJ D., Professor of Ma,eri.
t0YNES, n. D, Professor of Institutes Of Ned.
JAMES Il. CONWAY, M. D., Professor of Obstetrics.
&C. .t-ef -seE - - ~'''~''''-'
JAMES B. McCAW, II. D, Professor of Chemistry.
MARION HOWARD. u. D., Demonstration of Antony
students will enjoy every facility for the acquisition Of
conP!ee medical education. The advantages If Richmond
twenty years The supply Of material for Pceal Ansio.
my y ample and at very traiDg cost
nica instruction is given in the Inrmary connected
WIN sae College, and under the roof with the Lecture
room This ln6rmary, which is also the Marine Hospal
1of we port OF Richmond is at all times we'll filled with
meoca ana surgical and numerous surgical oper,
ene e presence of the class Students also
house. -
A PRIZE OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS os.,.a h.
D. Thomas D. Warren Of North. Carolina mi h. .S.S
ed for the bt Eay which may be presented bv snv menu
bees Of the graduating class. '''' -
FEA-To each Professor, s,6
"'"s. Demonstrator Of Anatomy 10
Aatricmstou
- 40 Gsaduation, OF
Board may be obslnsd in Richmond at prcss r,,e;r.
from % 50 to . per week 1865
fof further information, sppay to
III, 1870 Dean Of The Faculty, Richmond, VI.
suy '1'oos' .I. 6l-toOca.l.
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Nsssesrsssssss csssssssss oassssss ooss.

NesnsCassasso csssssSsss $780, o0ss,
Mss. sss
pss< A<szGsssss srss lswss s~ az. ssss~.,ssss as
e.e~s. ~ssa s~ EAHsssasu 81 as A. + tlassslt NseSs
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..M,&Illla11c4rlosa
rsssTsese Cheap and Co.p.sss. ESasssA
THE W AyERLY NOVELS
rs r. s1R WALTER sCUIf, BAxs.

THE NJ ~ erik NVNEASt'
-. BIZ SIR WALTER SCDlf, BAxa.
:. xs,,S7.;ss,, ,no,, mir opi.
gnkl xlNhasaA milton. h Essy:sieht Volumes. and
win be published h twentysx large Octave We
umes Price e5 CENTS Volume. or the whole Twen'ySA
Volumes Sof Eve Dollars
NoseI win Be- Issued everv SATURDAY. until gil are
bHblhhsd and / Sflese pet will Be forvsrded re
Soseds BY Msi to any pii Of the United Snse. 10 v
6nc On receiving Remittance Of Five Do1Es fpr 81 we
lines r Restancs Of Three DolIafs Will fSy ior ,ns
Int wslys Volumes o! Remittance Of Vne Do''a1 wiz
- ~ AZ 6sst Foiir Volumes
~ Wayerly NOveD-&fll comprise
iv,anhne Isl. Rnnan's Well
ROB Roy,. Red Gauntlet;
Guy Mannering. The BeIo.neo'
The Ahtiqnary, The Ialsman' -'-
nd MErtslitt Woodstock,
The Henri 81 Md Lothian, The Highland Widow,
;rhe Ride Nf f1mmertnoor The DroverA
Wavefiy. - 1 ~ - Ny Aunt Margarefs M'rror,
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the WALTON ssOrxp.,

THE WALTON MOtSE,
Mosesssos. r. q
vuNufs SUPERB NEW uUrEf. has GAINED yur
Il typasatea II bsssx WEST CLASS Hut~E sss
ssepod tc noos IN the ssse As svsts.sw Of g. svks
se The many vss~bs eesss By he Press II ske Sssss
and The very liberal passeasv ssvvs q essssss ~psa
tass~ ltssg sea e~k and lie guests svsy spss he
sspusssaa u The Hs.sw being sssss~ Nave ssvs.x..
snis made Z. BE- krpt sapeled vssty ws,k v,v.A EsA
trom Nassak and Nsvbeve ksss NTH every sssssy ~ss
ally found 81 fiESr CLASS HOTELS
e. .. Bsews q Cess sssss O6es.
b 81 The tiease. The -FOUR uoEsE COACHES sws 10
the hssa II The W. " e. EsslsSd M~as4sys
days and Fridays ard 10 Ashevsl rs.s4.ss rNas~ssys
and ss,rrdays ExrRA COACHES saa HACKS sv~sy
81 any hear saa sc any pesps
Q. II BROWN. rssy.sss..
June u. 1859. ss-sl
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NOTICE.

by VIRTUE % Az ORDER ~ SALE 10 ME- pt.
- v,vd firm The Cart II rt~ss ssd ossrssv Sssss.s
&c Cha,hsu eusa.y. Msy r,vpa. t<s, viii ssl tAs
highest BIDDER. Sc essh II ths Car, ttsas ftsssr~
On the sd MONDAY Il Aprpss ess the tllswSsr sssss
~ ~ much shsr~f will sasssft sks rsS dee Sc lssc
va: 80 The waters al Esfsk sdgss-s sks sds
II Eyandss Msivyr and Vtk<rss listed Sy wus MxNssg
Tar due ~ ~ and csss. ESD ske II nvv
rvev adjoining The nas II j. j. fsns~r ssa ~sh-vs sc
By T. O. Evans kerwu he IL tsssssv Mnssx Ssa MS-
utsesuring Csnpsny. Tan doe tlis 80 saa cssi.
Pi,,.barp. Jas~ Is. isss. ~. Adv. SJ ss"sss
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A CARD.

ME- PROPRIETOR OF THE FAYETTEVILLE M
TEL takes pleasure in snuouncne to the public Tat
ne D.y Line. Of Sages from We,sw, Raeieb, and n.
weeSy from High Point in good runnine order
9pd making regular time This with the addtioe Of ieor
fsssnger Steamers to Wilmington gives the tr.vsIine
public faiI opportunity Of visiting Fayetteville
RALEIGH FEAALE sEAINARY.
MEsNExT TERN WILL. COMMENCE fHR ,xTu
OF JULY, and oootiuuo n weshs tl5FrI. ;.
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