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Later md Important from Me.rico.

New ORLEANS, April 1.-THE steamship Ten
nessee has arrived up.
There was great rejoicing at Vera Cruz when the
recognition of the Liberal Government by the Unit
ed States was announced. A national salute was
fired, and grand military parade given, in honor
of Minister Mclean and the event which had been
cOnSlmnated.
Thirteen thousand liberal forces were surround
ing the city of Mexico. They had cut off the sup
plies of water and provisions for the garrison which
consisted of 5000 men. Miramon had sent 900
men from Orizaba to strengthen the garrison. A
large liberal force was pursuing Miramon.
Mata, Minister of the Liberal government has re-
ccved official dispatches, confirming the 7ennessees
report and will leave here in few days for Wash
inoton.
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~ Mr.. Everett arrived here on Wednesday
about three o'clock, P. NJ, from New5ern, having
been accompanied from Goldsborough by Mr.. Bad
ger, Gov. Bragg and George w. Mordecai, Esq, the
Committee appointed to receive him. The train ar
rived about half an hour before the usual time and
many who went to the depot with the expectation
of seeing him, were disappointed Mr.. Everett
is modest man, and is averse to public recep-
tions and parade He is the guest while in this
City of Geo W. Aordscai Esq. a
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AD VALoxEM TAxA1IoN.-We have received a
pamphlet copy of speech of Moses A. Bledsoe,
Esq, of Wake, delivered in the Senate of North
Carolina, the 18th january, 1852 on the bill to
aler the constitution so as to enable the General
Assembly to equalize taxation" We have not had
time to examine this speech but intend to do so at
our earliest convenience. Mr.. Bledsoe is certainly
rising and one that is destined, we doubt not,
to take position in the affairs of the State. In
debate he is close and logical while his style is fas
cinating and effective Nepbern Progress
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Subscriptions TO TIE NEW STATE BANK.-We
I'm that Mr.. Treasurer Courts has subscribed, in
H0rdance with the act chartering the Bank of
nth Carolina, the sum of five hundred thousand
liars for and on behalf of the Literary Fund. Be-
hs this about twenty-five thousand dollars have
en subscribed here by private individuals. A
Getins of the Board of Trustees has been called, to
\ subscription on the part Of the University.
We learn that about thirty five thousand dollars
(yc been subscribed at Marlborough.
is thought that the subscribers will not be con-
ped before the first of August, thus giving ample
for subscriptions and for raising the necessary
ount of specie (one-fourth of the sum subscribed)
e paid in at the first meeting.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN FRANKL1N-A meeting
of the Democrats of Franklin held in Louisburg
on Tuesday last to appoint delegates to the District
Convention, Allen c. Perry, Esq in the Chair, and
W. S. Harriss and G. W. Egerton, Secretaries.
Resolutions were adopted approving MIR. Branch's
course, and recommending him as their first choice
for Congress. The meeting recommended Franklin
ton and the 2sth instant the place and time for
the Convention but expressed willingness to abide
by the action in this respect of majority of the
coupties.
After the business of the meeting had been transac
ted Mr. Branch appeared before it in compliance with
an invitation and addressed it for some time in an
able and effective manner, and much to the satisfac
ton and qualification of the audience.
The proceedings shall appear in our next.
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t,a' -''cARAGuAN DIFrlcULrY.-It is stated, and
kn., I'' with truth, that the Cabinet have unani-
|Mo " greed on strong measures, for the solution
[av o.. '''asuan ENHANCEMENT, and that the Para
[n If 'D"u'on will be employed to force recogni-
Erkoa 'ur " transit rights with the same rgor which
ueris, VIZ adjustment of the Paraguay difficulty.
p,o,a., mails and passengers, if necessary, will
''u from sea to sea through to California
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MORE 'PREsENTs-The Associate thanks Landeck-
er Kline for t'oo ncckerchicfs- ones and the
Messrs Tucker for the hat-a first rate one. CAL
Ian, Creech, Tucker, and Landecker Kline are in
the asccndency.
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Cuba Supposed to be in a Bad Way.

New York, April 13-The Daily Sun this morn
ins, hoists the Cuban flag, and says that by this
time, no doubt the whole island is in state of re-
volt The San adds, that strong expedition left
New York in the latter part of March-IIf If this be
correct we shall hear of garroting in the Is
land of Cuba. The fate Of poor Lopez and his mis-
guided followers seems to have been soon forgotten.
-Eps EXP u.
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The CAMPAIGN IN VIRGINIA. The compaign for
Governor in Virginia is progressing and growing
warm. The Democratic papers speak in glowing
terms of the mastery vindication Of Democratic
principles by Mr.. Letcher There can be no doubt of
his election by large majority. Virginia has always
kept the faith, and will not finch in this important
crisis.
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SUDDEN DEArn.-A G. Gorrell, ESQ, of Green's
boro'. n. c., died suddenly at Jarratts Hotel, in
Petersburg, Va, on Wednesday last. The deceased
was brother of Ralph Gorrcll, Esq, Senator from
Guilford in our last Legislature
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N. e. Six Per Cent. State Bonds.
Treasury UEpARTMENr OF C.

April l3Ih, l>a!. (
SEALED PROPOSALS Will BE RECaIVTD
~ This ,,t:e until In ucnck. A. H., 18th of MAY next
tor the purchase Of Sln0au OF N C. Stale Bonds issued
under Act for the completion of the Western Railroad
from Fayetteville 10 the Cualfelds," and running thirty
years from April !, 1879.
The above Bonds will have Coupons for interest at per
cent per alum attached payable LIST April and Oct"ber
in each year.
The principal and interest will be payable at the Bank of
the Republic in the City of New York unless where the
party prefers to have them payable ii the Treasury of the
State
Successful bidders upon being informed of the accept
ance "f their BIDS deposit the amount of their BIDS,
including the accrued interest," The credit of the under
signed the Bank aforesaid in the Bank of the State
Bank If Cape Fear. Raleigh.
Parties bidding will please address their letters endorsed
"Pr"po>as for N. e. Stocks, the undersigned ut RAJ
leigh n. e..
The bids will be opened in the presence of the Governor
Sccrelar and Comptroller of State and the President Of
the Bank Of the State.
D. W. COURTS
Pub. Treas
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sY@ We learn from the last Richmond Enquirer
that MIR. Everett will deliver his Grafton on Wash
ington at Lynchburg on the 18th instant, and at
Stanton Oh the 25th. He will deliver it in Chapel
Hill on this (Friday) evening.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

II WILL SELL ON FAVORABLE TERMS A vALU.
able Tract of Land, lying three and half miles Wes.
of Greensborough the Salem road containing 800 acrcs
about one half of it in timber which there is good
two story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE with six rooms,
each about 81 feet square. Barn. Stables and necessary
ouI buildings, with goud Well Of water.
Ths place is well waered, and has good meadow lands
The adjoining the Vest has been recently selected
for the cultivation of Tobacco and portions of This pce
are Thought to be equally well adapted to the growth Of
tobacco.
Persons in want of place would do well examine the
premises. credit will be given and bond with approved
security required The title will be reserved until tho pur
chase money is paid.
MARGARET CALDWELL.
Greensborougb, Jan. 81, 1859. 4-wtf*
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IIoAxED.-It is an easy thing for miSchievous
or silly creature to hoax unsuspccting people The
capacity for deliberate lying misrepresentation is
the lowest capacity which belongs to the animal
man. We published recently notice of suicide
in Oln, in this State and We did the authority
of letter received from that place. signed John
Wilbern. We took it for granted the suicide was
genuine one and by human being, but we learn
that we were imposed upon. The following extract
from letter received from On will explain the
matter:
1.-The suicide published in your paper Of late
date of Ringuood Linster, is a miserable hoax
Rngwood was the name of dog. For some cause
Or other a cowardy scullion gave him strychnine,
and then to crown his superlatiye meanness, imposes
on the public He was honest dog decidedly
more honorable in the sight of right-thinking men
than the other dog who administered the poison, and
who disgraces the shape of man."
We entirely concur with our correspondent as to
the dog and to the character of {" the other dog
who perpetrated the hoax; but in doing so we beg
pardon of the dog who was poisoned by tie other
dog" We have sent the letter containing the hoax
to our correspondent, in the hope that he may be
able to identify the handwriting and trace the hoax
to its author Should he succeed in this, we PROM
Use to blazon his name to the public the synonym
of malice and meanness
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TO PHYSICIANS.

a PHYSICIANS SITUATION is FOR SALE, WITH
"A Real Estate in pleasant village in the Eastern part
of Nnr,hCaroiina The purchaser will be introduced 10
practice which produces from T.. 500 TO 50 600 year and
constantly increasing Good society and good schools 1t
is of the best locations the State regular Ply.
sciah who is willing to work. Terms easy.
Enquire of the Editors of this paper.
january l. 1853 2-wtf
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.D@ Geo. W. Bowman Esq, has purchased the
Washington Union establishment and has changed
the name of the paper to " The Constitution" The
Constitution" will be what the Union was, zeal
Gus and unhinching advocate of national Democratic
principles
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sSTATE OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

&TATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA-C
- COUNTY. Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Feb.
ruary Term. sa9.-Wis Poe and cthcrs Executors Of
Jesse Pee. decd James Poe Jasper Johnson and the
he at law Of Jesse Poe decd und others-UecisayA
get man,
In This it being made to appear the satisfaction of
the Court that the Defendants James Poe and Jasper john
son. and hers at law of desse Johnson Decd noesi-
dents OF ihls Safe: 1t is ordered that publication be made
in the Raleigh Standard for six weeks for said defendants
to appear at The next Term OF this Court be held for the
county If Chatham at the Court House in Pittsborouph
the I'd Monday of Nav and then and there to make
themselves parties 10 this ssne. if they think proper
Witness. T. e. Cotton, Clerk Of said Court at office
at Pttsborough, the I'd Monday of Febnory A. d. 1855
X. c. COTTON, G. &. C.
April 3, 1859. pr. Adv. 5,62}s) *l5--w6t.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-04-20

sS correspondent of the Independent Press,
published al Lake City, Florida, nominates Hon.
Thos. L. Clingnan for Presdent.and Hon. s. A.
Douglas for Vice President.
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A Cure for the Piles!
BEEN AFFLICTED 2G YEARS

HNAVING BEEN AFFLICTED 4G YEARS
EA with this terrifying disease, and finding no relief
finally discovered VEGETABLE OINTMENT which, be-
leve unparalleled in its efficacy Having cured myself
and many others. offer this remedy to the public
as the most speedy cure ever discovered no Northern
humbug. ! coud produce many proofs. but the Oint-
ment is out its merits those that are afflicted will
be the best judges after using the Ointment By sending
0ne Dollar and cents in Post Office stamps Box will
be sent anywhere in the United States
Address, NEAL BROWN,
Raleigh, N. G.
May Z, 1858. l9-wlv.*
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Destructive Fire.

Wilmington n c., April IA destructive fire
broke out about four o'clock this afternoon, in the
old shed on Jenkins wharf All the sheds, with
dwelling and the First Presbyterian Church, we've
destroyed. ess
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- We learn that Gov. Ellis has called meet
ing of the Internal Improvement Board, to be held
on the 26th instant, and meeting of the Literary
Board to be hcld'on the Sd of May.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
II WILL SELL ON TEUSDAY, THE Sd DAY OF
Il May next, all my crop Of Corn. Fodder Whea and
leas Yoke of Oven, several Me Cows and earnps
my stock Of Hogs Zine ot,) Horse, all my Farm and
Blacksmith Tools. together with Household and Kuch-
Furniture. All any Of the above be bought upon
good before day Of SALE Terms made known On day
of Sale.
w. r. KNIGHT.
april 10, 1852 l5-w3t
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cS" We learn from the Sante Fe Gazette that Gov.
Rencher, Of New Mexico, has appointed MS son, Will
liam Conway Rencher, his private Secretary.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

VTNHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING QUALIFIED As FIX.
L Of Joel Simms, deceased, hereby gives notice
to all persons indebted to said estate forward and
SETTLE and all persons having claims against said estate to
present them for payment, duly authenticated within tie
time prescribed by law, this notice will be plead in bar
of'the,r recovery.
W. II. HIGH, Ex'r.
April III. 1909. 36-3t
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r. BETHEL CLAYTON.
New York CRY. Nov. 90. 1857

New YORK CRY, Nov. 90, 1857.
l heartily concur with DR.. Claxton in the favora-
bic opinion expressed in regard to the Eclectic
FRANCIS L. HAWKS.
n. B. Don't forget that the new and beautiful
portrait by Sartain of Hon. Edward Everett adorns
the new volume commencing in May.
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MARRIED..

AT Banes I'ote in this City, Saturday. hh inst, b.
R. :. Perry Esq MIR. H. V. Pace Miss NJ. F. Utley.
~ Cily par erS please copy.
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.-JO
- SIOA COUNTi-Cour Of pleas and Quarter Ses.
sons February Term, ls59..-Wright Blow and McNab
EaIp VS.. John Z. Earp.-A,tachnlent.
appearing to the satisfaction "f the Court that the de-
fendant not resident Of this State is ordered that
advertisement be made for six weeks in the Raleigh Stand
ard for the defendant to appear the Term Of this
Court to be held at the Court House in Smithhed the
4th Monday of May and repevy the property levied
on and plead the Plaintiffs action, Judgment 6us
will be rends red againsl HIM for the anlih 5 debt.
Witness, Thomas y. Snead Clerk Of said Court ut Smith.
field, the Alb Monday Of February, A. D.. 1859
THOS D. SNEAD, G. C. c.
April 8, 1854. fPs. Adv. &5.ilAa9 1swSt
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SIDNEY A. SMITH,

A q f L W,
RALEIGH, n. c.,
VIII attend the County and Superior Courts Of Wake,
Johnston, and llarnett.
Office Fayetteville Street. opposite the Lawrence
Hotel
Raleigh, March 81, 1859. le-wtf
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KITTRELL,S SPRINGS.

VVlIIE UNDERSIGNED HAVING TAKEN CHARGE
Il 'fKeIl's Springs for the present year. will be ready
to receive boarders by the lsi Of May. 1857 Persons
tending for health pleasure will find good accolIoda-
tions; and no t"ube expense will be spared to keep
table well supplied.
These Springs one mile from Ktrell's Depot, in
Granville cuny, and be easily reached by airoad
from all parts Of the country. Hacks will run twice day
from Kttrels Depot 10 the Springs
J. ". BRAME & Co
April 10, 1850. s6-f
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Ourth Annual Meeting of the State Education.
al As~Ociati0u.

The undersigned, according to the authority vested
tus.n by the Constitution of the State Education
Association of North Carolina, have fixed upon
e time and place of its next annual meeting.
The Association will convene in Newbcrnc, at 8
,lnck, on the evening of Tuesday, the 18th day of
ine; and the members and all others who take an
crcSt in the cause of education, are requested to
tend
The meeting will be opened with an address from
be President; and there will be other prepared es-
|ys and speeches. of which statement will be pub
|hed IN a few days
Al the Railroads in the State will carry delegates
half fare; and it is in contemplation to carry the
bers and visitors, at the close of the meeting, on
excursion to the ocean at Beaufort.
&C. H. WILEY,
c. G. COLE, Er. Conn.,.
j. ID. CAMPBELL,
= Papers of the State, friendly to the cause Of
Flcation, will please publish this notice.
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LOOK AND READl

4 HAVE THE CELEBRATED HONEY RECEIPT, BY
which you can make as good Honey that made by
Bees-the aunders Secre-wh hfy other good receipts
Such how To make non-expl'sive Burning Fluid Ice
Cream, Ginger Beer, for Rheumatism Hyduphobia,
RattleSnake bite. Art of Painting on Glass &c, &C.
Many of these receipts selling North for 81 each.
send ALL neatly printed sheet for One Dollar; and
if you do not like them the money will be refunded
Please address w. H. ROCKWELL.
Yudkinve Yadkn County, n. C..
January l3, 1859. 3-w3mpd.*
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ID 1 f. ID i.

DIED,
In Lowndes county, Mississippi. the 14th of March.
in the d year ct his age Mr.. Thum.s Norris formerly of
this State.
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DEEP RIVER COAL LANDS,

DEEP RIVER COAL LANDS.
HRY VIRTUE Or DEED OF TRUST EXECUTED
I'D to by DIR. Spencer McCcnalan, the 9Th day of
Novemb 1858 shall offer for SAFE the highest bidder,
for Cash. in front OF The Couri Ii">c in P sborU,
TUESDAY, the imh dav Of May being Court Week. E ght
Iund ed Sh the Hill>b,in Coal Mining and Trans
polHatiun company. known as the Tay"r Coal Fields
Pitts5oru' n c., April Ii, l>,y. 37-td.
sxy Raleigh Register, Wilmington Journal and Herald
copy until day ut sale.
POsTPONEMENT.
THNHE SALE OF TIE LANDS HERETOFORE AD-
Il ver,ised in the of r. F. Stockton the Heron
Mining Company. has been postponed to time which will
hereafter be published.
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, c.M.E
March Is. 1883. 2s-tf
RRANDIEs. WINES, WHIsKEY, &c.
I'D French Brandy, Pale and dark
Southampton Apple Brandy;
Imitation French Brandy;
Rye, Corn and Wheat Whiskes, in great variety;
Holland Gn Scheidam Schnapps;
jana, Gu and New Engi"nd Rum;
Scutch and Irish Wh,skey;
Madeira Port, Clery, Ca,et and Champagne Wines;
edsek chmaGne IN q p na anS VA p1 sr Bottles ,na
" N'' " At At JONES MoOREs.
Is Fayetteville st.
Raleigh, April l., 1859. Sim.
T oNDoN PORTER AND SCOTCH ALE
JONES MOORE.
April Is, 1858. 3l-lm.
ElROOMS, BUCKETS, TUBS, BASKETS,
Id aud ivw aud Wooden Ware,
large variety, at
JONES MOORES.
April Il, 1885, 37-lm.
y- Register copy month.
old GOVERNMENT JAVA COFFEE-A
" very superior article,
In store and for sale by
JONES 4 MOORE,
| Fayetteville st.
Raleigh, April Is, 1859. S7-6t.
DRIME GOSHEN BUTTER
| IL small supply flr sale at
| JONES MOORE'S
April Is, 1883. S7-6t.
| ERESH PEACHES-FRESH PINE APPLES
Il Pie Fruit kheubarb GoUseberries and WhOrtleber.
I r,es Theoretically sealed, in Cans and Jars
| For sale at
JONES MOORE'S.
| April 15 1859. ..-..- 37-6t.
MO. MACKAREL AND SALMON
II In Bbis. a Bbs aud Kits.
For sale BY s.s'.
s JONES i MOORE
| April Is, 1853. S7-6t.
! - Register copy six timss
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May Z, 1858.
J. L. BRIDGERS.
RpTnECDo

J. l.. BRIDGERs. @. w. wii.yYIELD.
BRIDGERS AND WHITFIELD,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
TARBoRO', n. G.
One or both may be found about their Office from 10
o'clock, esery day.
Office next door above D. Pender L Cos Store.
january 49, 1859. S-wGmpd.*
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D1cKERsoN, wHITTEMoRE & REED.

UIChERSON, W ITTF.MUNE q REED,
IMPORTERS
Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Wire, Zinc, Copper,
AND ALI ARTICLES FOR TIMERS USE,
Nos. 245, 247 & 24s WATER ST, N. Y.
Dealers and Manufacturers supplied at The lowest market
rates, for cash, or time
WHITTTMORE & CO., Liverpool
February IA, 1859. 7-w3lnpd.
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HIGH PRICES OF NEGRoEs.-The following prices
were obtained for slaves at sale by Mr. PEBBLES, in
jackson, Northampton, few days since:


Bob, aged % years, $14s0
Silas, " 53 (infrm,) 405
Peter, " lS +" 1850
Allen, I" II " - 1860
Emily, 10 " and small child, 14lO
Julia and small children, child infrm, 1880
Ara, aged so years, (woman,) $40
The above negroes were all common farm hands,
and the figures at which they sold, would seem to
dicate healthy state Of monetary affairs in our
country
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CLEAvELANp, Ohio. May 80. 1857.

CLEAvELANp, Ohio May 80 1857.
An acquaintance with the principal contents Of
The leading Foreign Periodicals is confcsscdly indis-
pcnsable to every one who would keep pace with the
projects Of thought and of knowledge in our day.
They arc. however, so many and so costly that
few can obtain or even read the whole of them.
The Eclectic performs well the task Of wnnowing
the wheat from those publications, thus making
what is most valuable in their pages, acceptable to
the American people
RETHET. CI ANTON
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April Is, 1853.
TO DRUGGISTS.

A GRADUATE OF THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
"A of the University of New York. and practitioner of
seven experience desires situation in wholesale
drug establishment His for wishing snch si,ua-
tiun is that his hsa hwl admit uf the exposure incl
dent to the practice Of medicine. The satisfactory
references given, both character and qualifications
Address, MEDICUS,
Prttsburo, N. G..
December 23. 1858. 52-wtf.
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O. Stanbarb.
,ALEIGH: SATURDAY, APRIL 16, 1850.
HOLDEN l. WILSON, STATE PRINTERS,
AND
oRrzEp PUBLISHERS OF TIE LAWS OF THE UNITED STATE
Educational State Convention.

Io
Il will be seen by the notice published below that
% Educational State Convention will assemble in
evbern on Tuesday the 14th of June next
We think the Committee has made good selec-
,n of time and place. They have made this selec-
u after some reflection, and after hearing from
v of the friends of education in various parts Of
k State.
We tru that all the educational interests of the
..c will be fully representcd; that the Common
hc, Teachers, the Chairmcn, the SuperintendentS,
he Committeeman, the Teachers in high schools
fi academies, and the Professors and Presidents Of
llescs will make it convenient to attend. We
qc also to see the friends of education generally
every department of life, represented in the Con-
[ntion. There is no higher, no more important
man cause than that of education. North Caro-
| is Just now, and has been for several years past.
king giant strides in this noble cause. One of
most effective aids in this progress is to be found
the State Educational Association. Let this As
:iation be cherished and sustaincd and let those
F?ccially who are engaged in the cause of educa-
|r direct their attention and their energies in this
|rc,ion. The Card Of the Committee calling the
:socation together is as follows:
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DE ROSsET, BROWN q co.,
WILMlNGTON, N. G.,
BROWN, DE ROSSET & Co.,,
NEW YORK;
C0MMISSI0E MERCHAHTs.,

Importers Of pure Peruvian and other GaanosS1
Land Plaster, &c.
s4y Sole Agents at Wilmington for Reeses Manpus'
lated Guano, and W. Whitelock C0's Supsrphosphate
of Lime.
~ Particular attention given to tbs sale Of Naval
Stores Cotton and other Produce.
April IL, 1859. 5--, trt,r2 T-4mpd.