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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-06-22
THE GREAT FRENcH GUN.

A short description of the new Napoleon
gun, manufactured at Vncennes, distributed
TO the French army, and which is now per-
haps moving down the Austrians, may prove
interesting
A l2-pounder, (new model will, with one
half the number Of shots Of The old pieces Of
"a. produce the effect and the new pattern
l2-pounder produces at 20 metres, and re-
guires no more than one sixth Of the charge.
The projectiles penetrate into block Of stone
OF the hardest cement 10 an extent Of 80 CEN
timetres rs inches) and an enormous breach
i made by the explosion. The advantages
Of the 4-pounder are still more remarkable.
II requires but five hundred grammes of pow
der TO throw a ball distance OF kilometri-
cal league. The precision is such that at the
distance of 3,l00 metres. $3.50 yards, or
nearly two miles, il strikes single man on
horseback, aud at that distance would de.
stroy body Of cavalry or infantry. All the
pieces constructed on the new system are
loaded at the muzze, the loading at the breach
being given up, as many experiments have
shown il to be announcement and even dangers
Gus /; so much so as to counterbaance the adj
yantages. Scientific men affirm that these
improvements have raised the art Of destruc-
ton by artillery to all but perfection.
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SCHOOL For GIRLS.


rF'HE UNDERSIGNED having opened School
for the education o. his own daughters. and the
daughters Of Of his friends takes this method u
informing the public that the next session Of the School
will commence on the 5lh d July NEXT, and continue
tweniy-one weeks.
lie will have the assistance Of competent aud faith
FOL lady. who educated in one Of The hest schools
in the state. Parents cnusiing the education Of their
daughters 10 u.s. may feel assured that everything vii
be done for them which the proprietor can 10 or have
done for his own. The school is located sir miles
north II Hilsboroueh.
Terms;
BOARD. including al expenses, s 2 90 per month
TtirioS-0fdinary branches, ~ 50 per session.
Higher branches, IS o. per session.
As soon ne arrangements can be made, music on tic
piano will be taught al SIS 90 per session.
Use Of instrument, so per session,
Pupils charged from the time Of cnieIng aud no
deduction for mc los. afterwards. except IL The option
Of The proprietor.
ARCHIBALD CuRRIE.
June /. %
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inventor and have the medicine forwarded them by
mail. The prices are, one box, SO; two boxes IS |;
twelve boxes. S2f and sent TO any part Of the country,
free Of postage. Direct yonr communications TO Seth
s. Hance, l0s Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md.
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NEUTRALITY OF ESGLASD.--The Independ
ence Beige Of Saturday mentions rumor that
explanations have been asked of the French
Government BY England as to phrase in
the Imperial manifesto which, in anticipating
the independence Of Italy :" to the Adriatic,"
implies the entire abrogation Of the treaties
Of 1915. In its number Of yesterday the
same journal says that the explanations offer
ed by the cabinet of the ruilleries have APP
peared sufficient at London, and that a bet.
ter understanding prevails between the
two powers.
The Nord says:
New Jersey ranks as the filth State Of the
Union in point of manufacturing industry.
The number of establishments within the
State are stated at 4 ,2O7. employing CAPT
tai ~ so .295.258. using raw material Of the
value Of So. oil .s5l, employing 30 ,06S males
and s.762 females. the cost Of whose labor
per annum is 1854. 40. and producing
manufactured articles estimated at a total
value Of $50, 55l ESQ.
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ROCK SPRING ACADEMY.

rNHE third session Of this Institution will open the
fourth Monday IN July, 1859, and continue for
twenty weeks. The Academy is situated 10 miles
southwest Of Hsborough aud IL miles west Of Chapel
Hill; ia very moral aud healthy community, and
where every necessary requisite Cor procuring al edu.
cation, is xtended
We prepare students for college or for the ordinary
business of life. Tie terms follows:
Classical or Scientific Course, $40
English. Higher Branches, IS
Elementary, 10
Board per month. including al expenses,
T. y. Oldham, !. Moore and !. r. Manner, will take
boarders. They living very convenient. For fur.
ther particulars address,
w. p. OLDHAM, Principal,
Oaks, Orange county. \. c.
June %. g6-.
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Obituary.

Died, at the residence Of Richard Tap, ESQ., Cher
uncle the 9th INST. in the 2lst year of her age.
Miss MARY CAROLINE, daughter Of Col. VIM. II
and Mrs. Cornea Mccauley, of this place. The de.
ceased truly beautiful and amiable young lady
but the tenierest and most lovely flowers soonest
fade and minge with the dust the subject Of this
obituary, when she was most admired for her beauty
and amability, was attacked by that fell destroyer,
consumption, and cut down. She leaves behind her a
large number Of relatives aud friends to mourn her
loss; but they have hope from her dying words that
she lives beyond the grave TO sing the praises Of him
who hath redeemed and washed her in his own blood.
Communicated
The n. G. Christian Advocate and Biblical Recor.
der will please copy.
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10 TICE.
Sale of Seven Likely Negroes,

4 WILL, on Saturday the 10th day 81 July next, ex.
pose to public sale, credit, the flowing pro-
per;y, belonging TO the estate Of Ann Thompson, de.
ceased-seyen Valuable Negroes, namely two women,
two young men, onc girl and two boys. Aiso the
stock of Horses, Cattle. Hogs, Wagon. Gear, Black
smith Tools, Farming implements. Household and
Kitchen Furniture, Wheat, Oats Corn, DC. Terms
made known on day Of sale.
The sale will he al the late residence Of Ann Thnmp.
son, deceased l6 miles southwest from Hillshornush.
JAMES NEWLlN, Ex'r.
Allmance county, June 10th, 1859. 95-- ids.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that some nine OF twelve
- months since there Was t.t by the subscriber 10
lliilsboiough. n. e.. certificate fpi tvs bundled
shares u Inc capital stock ID The Manhattan C0inps-
nv New Nork, issued ia his name as Trustee. &c.,
and that he his applied To said Company ior dupii
cate. o. renrWai. ~ said certificate.
HENRY X. NASH, Trustee, SC.
May -. giAgW.
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Private Boarding and Day School
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
INSTRUMENTATION n &.


Under the care of the Misses Nash and Miss
kollock.
THE First Session will commence on the 18th July,
1853. and end on the 3)th November
The course Of instruction will be thorough, embrac
ing aI the branches usually taught in Fist Class
schools.
Tuition and Board, including Fuel. Lights, Washing,
&c., 500 per session, PAYABLE one-haIl in advance,
the remainder Al The end Of the Session. Day Scholars
will he received on the usual terms
Music on Piano, $1,000
." MelndeOn. 2b.t0
Use Of Instrument Tor Practice, 800
Drawing. 1000
Pastel Painting, 2a0O
Grecian Painting. 1000
French and Latin. each, laOu
Circulars containing I'll necessary Information will
he forwarded Oh application.
April 90. 81
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N i.

THE subscriber having been appointed Administrator
on the estate Of Alexander Gattis deceased, al Ala
nance County Court June term, 1883 gives notice TO
all persons indebted 10 said estate to make payment,
aud those having claims 10 pleseul them for payment
GABRIEL NJ. LEA, Adm'r.
Pleasant Grove, Alamanee, " C., June Z. 9l-3w.
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1.-The grand news Of the day is the resolve
on the part of the cabinets Of London and Ber-
lin to maintain strict neutrality in the pre-
sent war. A despatch from London which
we have this moment received, assures Us
that after declarations from Russia and ex-
plantations by the French Government. Eng
land and Prussia have decided upon absolute
neutrality, in order to localize the war in
Italy. The war nc longer threatens to EN-
brace the rest Of the continent, and its dura.
ton will be all the shorter. 10 prolong the
contest under such circumstances would be,
on the part Of Austria. an act of madness.
Whatever may be the phases through which
this war may pass elsewhere, the issue in no I
doubtful. Italy will be restored to herself "
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a CARD.

n JAhD.
nR. r. L. BESsELi.iEti will practice Dentistry
- ~ this rhee during This spring aud The coming
Summer lie has fikrn 40 nifrr 81 thu Orange liO.
tel. aud i prepared O. na az diseases Of tie teeth.
gums. aud a,cul particular taken 10 filing teeth
when their aic exposed. aud ia extracting teeth
wien altcpir aheess has formed.
Thii most important Of ~ operations. ihe treatment
II chidfsns teeth. sllen regular aud SatuHAt den.
liiln should be- Produced has been diligently studded
sud shall bc carefully Cxscutpi.
Ladies' Ni,hng their isth operated upon az their
residences. will be promptly attended 10 ~ inlJtHling
the n ms Office.
Unless il attendance upan families At their rcsien
ccs will tc d ms uiac 4, nuy hour during The DAY.
llilstotough. April igib, 1859. s1-pj.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, (VA..) AUG. !, 1859.
High Water this day Taesaayl Ia o'clock
SAILED.

Steamer Jamestown. Skinner, New York, mdze.
and passengers, Ludlam 4 atson.
Steamer George Peabody, Pritchard, Baltimore
mdze and passengers, d. W. Currie,
Schr Haxall, Winters. New York, indze. ana pas
Schr. ]. 7. Brady, Hall, New York, Ice. D. King
Schr ]. Birdsall, Headly. New York, Ice, D. Kins
Co. n,.. fs..-
Schr. j. j. Barrie, Partridge. Baltimore, Guano,
Schr. Ellen Goldsborongh, Bunting, Baltimore,
Guano. Mct1Tuders sons 49,, $50. r.,
sehr Julia, Foxwell, Philadelphia. Coal $. F.
Schr. 5. r. vrnton, Washington, Philadelphia
Schr. 0. H. Tolley, Creighton, Baltimore moae''
Snhr. Roxanna, Goeghegan, Havre de Grace,
Railroad Iron. ]: X. Anderson. -, n
Schr. Joseph Cake. Endeeott, boston, Ice, D.
sehr s Ny site Valley, Mcclellan. New York, mdse.,
" s Sius' D. Herbert, Myers, James River, Piles
Brig ]. B. George, Snow, Baltimore. Guano, Ed
,poud Davenport Il Co.
Bris Yankee Blade, Darby, New York, Hay, 70
order. s,n,n
Schr. VIM. Gregory. Bricken, Boston, mdse., D.
schr. Henry Finch. Dayvie, down tho river, light
Schr. Arestes, Chase down the river light.
CLEARED.
Ship Victoria Reed, ?. n. Preblc master, for
London, Tobacco, &C., By Chas. Palmer.
HAMPTON RoAps. Aug. I.-Arrived. Schr. l. B
James. of Fail River. Mass. from Turks Island
bound for New York, with loss Of part Of rigging.
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.Nor,h,rn srarkess.--I BY rxLxcEArn.l

nA- scyooL FOR YorNs LADIES - I THE uhxE 10
The ENHANCEMENT of Mrs. Nj. C. MORRIS; IN TINS
das's issue. There can be no more ad m nhs
Gchoo for young ladies than THIS. ne r"nI,sh
ed ladies' in the State having. passed throue the
classes of the University with hiah hondl .ss,;
non;als Of competency; bat she is already g"
we'll reqnre them She mas II fG
IN the aeu the a"" writer Of this notice can testify
She is. moreover lady Of hsh sh rdnaI pupil
never fails to do her duty 70 e hre on more than
ene Occasion been astcnshed At the Tae'a came
provenent made BY such 81 ner Sennre to ensure
to ali ladies' who ms1 snsea sne
Ihe tenueiiss cc,ve AT home from their parents'-
G the most he sehao Vii
virginia its beauty and st the utmost dozen
mini
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PASSENGERS, PER STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN
SKINNER. master from New York. yesterday
ter Alex. Mcpou a . Mrs. NJ connertcn, Mrs.
Kuntzman. d. NJ; Roberts and lady, Isaac McCord,
lady and two children, Miss NJ Dallas, Miss Nj.
+. Hallack. 6. AIagwire, Mrs. Crafts. Mrs f. Rus
SELL Mrs; John Knox, VIM; Charmley. Ghas. Hob
Mrs. +. Fisher, J. Lyon, n. f. Cotton, 4, Il. Rob-
ertss; +. r Bi1dson, ?; carmehaei. E. Miller. Jno.
4. HAYES. Roht' I. MAYO; Hy. Bates. $. Snton,
lop. II. C. Howells, Ed. Willard.
Also, from Nootolk Miss c Hall. Mrs. Hooper,
John Nicholson. Mrs. Gnmperts. D. +. Speers, two
and servnnt, e. F. Wahmann. W. II. Il. Ro-
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LAND FOR SALE
COMMISSIONERS, SALE ~, 9E + E Kan.

~ sSMMlSs,oNElnSo sa aLINEo III t5 5
Court j Hssssss e ss sss
admir- and others against Thomas. adm s thesein
&; g. 8 Gsa u
nsIt fffsir; il MOI: the next f',f aas Mi, he
I'll e % Of TaN lately tas essaDsn'y Of
Robert Thomas, containing 81 ACk sh,s,Aoca or
hshIs resp rsspees.be and community =
we'll adapted to tho siowth OF cn,n, nrons II al
hssso and ,pa. IF Eaw.ld
1t is rarely the case that trsc, o. n =; nsIrS
barSooa where Tiers i a more shrift' and money
credit Of H. Is and "a months in equal lnstsinonr,
Sm ah dny Of sals and tie ss
to be retained till the whoe OF the purchase money
is r. i;xenes w. boswell. living, in the neigh.
bsrhood. viii take great pleasure in showing to any
who may be destroys ef gpnrsahWsspIny the aeovs
',sc. =, lsn a;as, s WM O. wiSsToS comrs
TRusfEEis SALE Of LAND "a
H NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 70 the PROVISIONS Of =
ber, the undersigned viii, on the 18th DAY OF
AUG UsT, lsss on The premises sell s p the hshsst
Containing c as scres, adjoining the Lands Of Rea
ben Jenkins and others i Is lInInedisteiy on the
he Brooke Turnpike, to Richmond, and about ten
miles fr:m Rishms1npd; On thus lot OF Land there
hs r.: ss
cessary out houses. all in good re pair.
TERMs.-There will be required 10 DO paid In
cash $3.50, with interest thereon from the 18th day
of February. 1862 and the costs of sale for $50,
another portion Of tho purchase money, with
interest from the 18th of February. 1888. credit
will I've allowed till the 18th day al January, 1860
to any other portion of the purchase money ,the
terms will be made known on the d3y qf sals, TIE
title is believed 70 be perfectly good hn! sellhgfe
trustee, will convey with usual special warranty
only. tau 2-swtdsl WIN. Q, wfNSoN.
~ FOR SALE "A small T RACT OF LAND.
on the New Bride Road, three miles east Of
-As the City of Richmond known as Auburn"
and adjoining the Lands Of Mrs. DR.. Christian DR..
S. A. Hart and Others The above tract contains rs
acres, and is situated in pleasant and desirable
neie hborhood: 1t has upon il a very good Dwell
LING-HoDSE, containing or, 10 rooms, with
suriciency of wood and water. The soil is produce
tive, and is well adapted to the growth Of all kinds
of grain grass, &c, and would make most desl.
TahIe ves etabe Garden. Ii is highly susceptible Of
Improvements, and by, tho Indicioas ase Of lime
and suano, can be made desirable farm, as tbs
satisfactory results from the Of these mannres
on other lands in the neixhborhood will attest Tho
above property 10 offered for sale privately, on lib
eral and accommodating terms, would 10 ex-
changed for city property. Apply tn
RAWLINGS & HnI.LADAY.
18th street, between Main and Franklin.
2-ts Richmond, Va.
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n1eknss1 Hi -, As =
s, & M 4 sa ] sss: ~ z I: :ssa
IN! !'!;'; 81: 8 .s n 4. q
t6kN.-rhs market i vsll supplied ma ~ s..
and j. ss sss ssas = . sus and sss
J psUgARs y. less aesiye. bpt the ,sssls. 80
o1s ssa. e s.s ss.n Fsrso i RE
81 ns.Sc.. e. il quality.
Ekypf 5aTIs II & & e Bran
sA' .'s CATTLE: .r
MUTTON good in market-saotations
af fA Mis- 81 quote ssss SIS q. 10 the outside
p'lsosRs H |. ' quiet. =. 50 The marts. !. we'll sup
Piled with stock. which brings good prices.
LYscHsrRs tvIRGrNfA) MAKxETs; July ao--Coln-
side rahie transactions have taken piace Within tne
last few days and the market u now a a bss b"en
n,nstls above A average, but prices are very va
riablo. We aao.s al siIsaIsc a. to quality.
Northern NYarkcts.-lBr TxLxchArH.l
Nrw YoRx. August l.-Fiour advanced Mn 1c;
generally Southern nominally unchansed. neat
is is 'e cafn has downward tendency
Tisc; white Sic. Pork quiet mess 81 Is PRIME l
sio7s Lard quiet at lo'l los1c. Whisky dun at
BsIrrMoRE. August l--Flour advanced l2c;s and 9.
closed buoynnt-City mills and Howard street 4.
Wheat aeelned 31oe-Isd sily e. Yellow soc
| Provisions dnll-Bacen sides 9sc.; Mess fo'1
| &Io.7o Whiskey T1ac. ,r ....ax
p. M.-Cotton quiet. Flour ana neSs s pnrt
stock 60 COO bbls Beef-stock 2so0o bbls. TuIpen-
| tine duh at 4sa 45X. Other rttelesunehangea.
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A-eiosins o"' FOR THE SEASON,
THE CASH STORE OF
PERKINS f. co.
Rich Silk ROBES at cost
Nav style Bay adere SILKS at cost
Rich lIrenadinc ROBES at go, such rs sold
early in the season at I'D
90" Rnrese ROBES ut &l2 and SIS worth $50
Robe a,iez BEREGEE S., worth &l2
Printed BEREGES at 3i1< and 371s cts, worth
80 cents ~
Is pieces ORGAN Els and JACONETS, mark
ed Down from 37k to Is eents
French BRlLLIANTS at shilling worth d cts
Best English and American PRINTS at II cts
LARGE STOCK OF
French Worked COLLARS and Sctts
Rcal Val. Lace SETS and Collars
Rich Trimmed Pompydore SETS
Pique and Linen COLLARS and Setts-al At
very low prices
Rich Organize ROBES, down to half price
Black Silk and Lace MANTILLAS
Berege Shawls Cloth Raglans and Dustors, at
prices that will insure sale
Good assortment of thoge super Kid Gloves, at
IS cents. PERKINS, l. CO.,
jy 8-1Ot Ill Eagle Square.
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o. I Co.'S new STYLE Of PORTRAITS
81 Soc n hn and Transparent Pearl Ambroty pes o
ne III the most beautiful of any taken In tue
world So say our critics. beware oi in,e'-'
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Improyements in Virginia :.


II is to be hoped that the next Legislature OF
Virginia will not permit the session to pass
without the adoption OF measures looking to
the early completion of all eur great lines of
internal improvement The most inyeterate
old fogies in the Commonwealth must be dis
satisfied with the present antiquated state of
affairs, and be willing to exchange the discreet
and dignified leisure with which our public
works have been hitherto prosecuted, for
more lively and energetic movement. The
men of the old school will all have pass
ed off the stage by the time that q railroad
and canal reach the Ohio, even surprising
them TO be prosecuted to their completion with
all the resources at our command and hence
will not live TO be miserable over the results
which they will produce. Sufficient Difference
has been already paid to the policy of an an
tediluvian generation, and henecorth, Vir-
ginia ought to live for the Future as well AS
the Past.
Among all our public works. none is as i'm.
portant as the extension Of the James River
and Kanawha water-line to the Ohio. We can
never expect to have commerce, OF a name
among commercial States, till that improve
ment is completed. The combined railroads
OF the State cannot approach the capacity of
the water-line in transportation, and If all
completed, could not compete with this me-
elected improvement. We know what the Erie
Canal has done for New York. and what it
continues to do Notwithstanding the cnor-
nous increase OF railroads. There is NO an
tagonism between the two, but, on the con-
trary, they are Of benefit TO each other. Let
Virginia emulate the example Of New York,
if she would realize her aspirations for COM
mercial greatness. How long are her councils
to be paralyzed by the conflicts Of local inter-
ests and of rival schemes If her legislators
would only meet together under the fnspira-
tons OF a patriotism comprehensive enough to
embrace the whole State, and with an eye sin.
gle to the common good, we should soon see
the beginning Of an era Of power and prosper
ity unriyalled in the Southern States.
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/, u.rovar county. ON goth tny. 1889, Of cholera
i, ~ n"no FIDRiDiiE WESLEY, SON OF VII
lam II. and Mary Jane Martin, aged year ana y
'''o"''''' And is my little Wesley gone.
His voice hear no more;
And is my little Wesley gone:
Yes, to number with the dead.
n, ,7,b .JpIy, 1852 at the residence Of Wm A.
PAYNE. in Nelson county. MARY SUSAN: yonng,
est daughter of stephen R. and Susan r Ewers, OF
this city. ngcd II months and n days
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80 Fine Photograph I.ikenesses can ne nag In a.
RES Co.'S steam for z. esntls Of case or
Up 10 W rSe size family groups and fancy cases
~ II, do, ,a half the usual prices
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MILITARY.

., ARMORY YOUNG GUARD
IIGHT BATTALION.f
Fl RICHMOND, Augusta 1859.
III Order Ne. 9.
~ I Companies A and b will assemble FRI DAY
aud TT ESDAI evenings. at o clock, until iur-
Their orders. -.
II. The battalion will meet FRIDAY evenings
for practice and instruction in manual of arms and
members will bring their muskets. bnyonets and
scahbards. with belts.
III. On TUESDAY evenings, bats lion drills and
meetings for business. By order of
Capt. w. l.. SATTERWHITE Co. A,
Capt. JOHN S. RADY. Co. B.
+ E .T.Ixsos LIST sors'ts. sua-r.
!. GRAYS. ATTENTION.-Parsde in front
a of the Custom House on Tl Els DAY and
HTHCRSDAY evenings next, at O'Clock. IN UNI
}Idress uniform. Ii is very necessary that every
%member contcmplatius. pa rticIpating IN our pro
posed trip to New York, should be present.
nRllIl.-Attend comp NY drills At Military Hall
on MON DAY. WEDNESDAY and FRI DAY nj. hts
at S q eioeh promptly.
By order of Capt. ELLIOTT.
JOHN T. ROGERS. LIST Serg't.
Call and get extra Cross Belts and Brasses.
MI Ia
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MARRIED,
DIED,

In Kansas City; No. on s,h June W. w.. e. Miss
III 4 a C0NWE ELL, of the former place.
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M. The Southern Savings Bank receives
deposits on which interest is paid at the rate
of six per cent. per annum, il remaining on de-
post six months, and Eve per cent. for shorter
periods.
OTFIcgRs-Joel B. Watkins tof Watkins h Flick
len). President; r. b. Price, Treasurer; W A.
Jenkins i secretITryh w,t,;a, ca,rss uerr;ny.
r. r. Merro, r. {. Howe John F. Regnault. F.: B.
Price, w. A. jenkins, WIN. IRA Smith, j. b. Fer
Office at P. B. Prices office, next door below
Kent Paine Co., Main st. jy 22-dlm
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- -Abscon,led from the .er.
CIH vice OF the James River and Kanawha Com
pany, on Wednesday last, q negro man named
~ HAIRY, who was hired by the COMPANY
from John H. Dejarnette,of Caroline county.
t hhsrly Is Ne a1nhs II that county q this time and
hestdes. will he paid Tor his apprehension and con-
hnenient in Cary street Jail in this city.
Il. l. GHiNN
al 1-Slawti Snp't ]. Il. & N. Canal
t'Un sALE-Tu remain in or near tho city Of
hichmund, likely, young black WOMAN II
nlnffIshn Issfs OH, WITH "A ugusqslly handsome
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49, TURAL SOCIETY," rhe regular month
y meeting OF the Executive Committee OF this So
ciefy Will take place on WEDNESDAY, next, the
20 Of August, at II O'Clock, A. NJ at the Office OF
the PRESIDENT. e. DIMMOCK,
aui-St Sec'y v. c. A. Is.