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MARSHALL MUSIC STORE.
~ riix
Is rHk
West Room Of the Adkins House.

THE subscribers have jus, received and open
j ID for the inspection Of the public, 10 the
large and eommoI.ous room. west end Of the Ad-
kins HOUSE, lot Of choice pianos, most ap
proved stylss, their addition 10 which will ~
iucrsaS from 1ek to week y the wants Of the
country NAV demand >hee, Music 81 every ds>
scripiiog constantly on hand New Music -ceiv-
we'd as soon as published Also supply Of the
incsi volns. guitars, bh9jns, flutes. accordeons,
&c, &c. strings, anl, IN tine. everything in ,hs
musical line
Tie advantage Of this establishment, 10 Mar
shall and surrounding country Is this fersone
can selec, their cwn Instruments and know pre-
cisoiy whai they are bayiHg and at the sane
time, purchase as eheaply a. IN the city.
Pianos and all kind. II Musical Instruments
can be tuned aai repair,i on short notice.
Mr g. Frsak me or the Propriesors, il pre-
par,si to give lessons IN vocal aud instrumental
music -.
+. HARrEL 1 60.
Ian / 4 l.SO
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BONNETS I,ONNETx.

lust Received and ior SAFE by q. e..
- GREGG co, great variety Of Ladies
and Misses i,onncts Misses aud Childrcns Hats
kc.. &c.
March II 1850 No &c 3m
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KtESTENDlCk n 90

Wa =
IIAvE In store and offer for ale Ut los p<ises ~
III can IN, purf hn-d al the North, Ale Aad Portss,
Of all the iTrrent brands. irandie- 10 case. aud
casks. Champagne and stu Catxwba.
Btiers-fofc.i Wine, Boxer, ns--t.tisr And other
brand. Eye opener, Morran, calf Mint Jslcp aud
6s cocktail. Peach and Arple Brlnd,e-, Cherry
Bounce. Bottle tork-. pcnJo'in- Pipes. iIavans
and German Cigars. Bourbon 0la Rye ard Mu.on-
gihcla Whi-kies.
General Agents fDr Turner NrntLcrs. goods sold n
New York prices Ginger Wine, Ginger Hsinay.
Raspberry. Strawberry. Pine Arp'e aud Blackberry
Brisdy lemon :ravberry AMI Raspberry Syrup,
Chewing rel-.sro and Snnf, &c. xe.
Aprfi !, 1850. 23u
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tl'Hf OFFICE. of THIS company is bcld at the
| CORNER oft Austin and BOLIVAR streets. in the
tiN ut Marshall Texas All persons having
bu.iness will ind tha office opau from . A. NJ %
! n. Sc. daily. ..
JEPfHA FOWLktS, frcs't
u. e. Wr.pEB, secretary.
June | :. ! s5S. AZ II
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Mev Advertisements.
1860. ..I .'"''
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
.-ADrIuLD Il TALIEY,
| $50.


GREAT PLEASURE IN iNNIT-
~, the attention Of their friends and the
,,,. generally, Of this and adjoining counties
pav 'hs;r very large and complete stock Of Spring
Summer Goods, comprising every article
.rp, in "a country store.
frheir stock Is almost entirely new. and hay
h.,,o selected with grea, care by one Of the
ns ,,ners in perx,n and on the mos, favorable
p' ',n. they are enabled to offer much greater
s..5i,;e. 10 purchasers than has been the Gus
,,n heretofore IN this market Their stock Is
r,nposcd in part Of
Fancy nounccd silk Robes
Fancy plaid and striped silks
Black apron SIX
Black dress silk
Mnrcalinc silk. every color
Florcncc de- de do
Fancy silk tissue robes
40 do do
do stripd do
Fancy Florence barcges
Solid coored bareg,s, every color
do do Grape 10 do
do do cut do do
Fancy English basrye
Plain white barcgc, double width
Black English Grape
Black. white, pink and blue Italian Grape
BLACK hat Grape
White dress silk
White satin
Gents silk handkerchief.
do do craya,s
Organize Muslin Robes : to J." fi""h''f
Double Skirt Organizes
Corded aud Plain do
Printed Muslns Of every style
.Jacone, and Swis. Muslin
Check aud Striped Jaconet, and Swiss
Mail and Nainspok. u large lot
Thread Cambria
White. Blue aud Pink Tart,on
White and Black silk Thule
Rack silk Nett small figure
Vrown Blue and Green Vel Barege
do do do do Tissue
White Cotton Bohinctt
Irish Linen. Mt any price
lacone, Edgng and Inserting
s,,;s. do do
faeonct and Swiss Bands
Linen Bands
Iadc, Embroidered IIandkcrchics
do hem stitched do
do Linen DO
Ladies Black silk MAn'las
do do do Lace Points
do Fancy Head Dresses
French Ariificials
Bridal Wreaths
Bonnet Ribbons
Sash do
Narrow Satin. and rafita Ribbons
Black. White. and Colnrcd Nd Gloves
silk picknet Gloves tor Ladies and Misses
Ladies l.sle and Silk Gloves, great variety
We would inv,.e particular attention to our
stock Of HEAVY GOODS, snch As
loNells. :, and -
Striped Domcsic
do Lowell
Hickory Shifting
Blue nanims
Bed Ticking 10 to 70
Brown Domestic :, 7. and 4! wide
do Shccting Ga "a 1914 and Ia wide
Twill Lowell
White Wool kersey
Plaid linsey &c
oar stock Of Genicman'. Furnishing Good.
i, unsurpassed by any, comprising
Black DocsSin Cashmere
colorcd cns.imer for Snumer
Black French Cloth
Blue
Black Trough nrapI etc
do English DO
Planters Linen BACK
Drill
coltonales Of every grade
Spanish and Grass Linen CoArlS8s
White Linen prill and Duck
g. Nars,i.t4 coating,
do DO Nc,iiag
Oar stock Of BcaAy NaAo Clothing Is one OF
'h,. best ever offered 10 this market and ow
Hat. and Caps, Boots .and shoes,
a-r of The latest styles
Can and examine for yourself ut our new
Brick Store. North side Public Square, Mar
shall. Texas,
April u. .sdc nSl II
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I, "a Nn1R M AAtl
So"'
FiNy Dollar Double Lock stitch
eaAaaa ~ ceulaN0 AArulNc
tNIWUev o6WVNo WRVNSN6'
Having purchased the Right Of the
Above Machine for Texas.
,,,t,r i,,roloc,ion Of this mos, beag,ifa and
am.nently rrsciica Machine will bring joy
,oI .,ln,ln,s. ,e the hearts Of thousand. ut oar
-. .,,,,,o, ,lro,hort the anI II Is rra
,,.,nre,.i Inv M, hes, indv,. 10 h. the mosi .lv
,',' ,..,,.;,,,- and prnamr Machine now h,
iorc The public md the gl1s. desirable Tor ami.9
use being RELtAeis asi Ac'rtAtt on AiA AlNhT
on WORK. using any size AMI k'nd 81 thread from
No. 10 200. Il viii sew. with equal fnc'iily
the ruckssr aud rafSssr goods used u '''nily
We enumeratc fw o. is superior advantages
ls, It make. the STRONGEST, most tL'sric
and prg.Hg stitch Of any scsing Machine yet
mad
ID. II has the Bfsr and MOST hfLlAHht ''h'
ever constructed ana "''' .p' ,.sr,,,.,--
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CHIN A..

NllI<A Tea Sc,s, China Teas and totkes
\ Tc,c a ict, Silver Plated ,asicrs. China
oemports, rustarl S.ands Mugs, Toy Tea
sets. noll l.,ads Fruit Baskets iilnm and
breakfast Plates. riteAes. ass, candicslicks
lg.sanJs. &c, &c.
G q. GREGG co,
Feb t. 1860 nensi'r.
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SHOES, SuOES!! sUOES...

1 large assortment of every description and
a Of the best quality, can be bought cheaper
than ever offered before in this place At
BRADFltLD a TALLY :.
Feb. rs, 1850
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FOREST MAIL STAGE LINE.
FROM MARSHALL TO JEFFERSON DANGER
FIELD MOUNT PLEASANT AND CLARks-
VILE.
OH II 4. rs.
Gil 4 re: EST:

The aborc line will r1n ia connection with the
.ser,> shreveport stages aud isai.-
-. s.--s7.ssy 5z~1e rosd ard Henderson and
80 sNE Iylcr stages and in con
ngction Hith the tlarkssille
and Mpaiern stages.
The stages depart from Marshall every Tues
day Thursday and SATURDAY al I O'Clock \ NJ
and arrive in Carkstiic ne,, day. And leave
Carkssic every Tuesday Thursday and Satur-
day II, 4 O'Clock, \, NJ arriving IN Jei''rson IN
tim, to take the shreveport Stages.
e,as- Ne seat irR be considered ~eurm unti
pad for.
BAY" All bundles, packages and parcels mast
be prepaid or they viii not be taken.
E-as~ Fifty pounds Of Baggage allowed to
each passenger One hundred and hny pounds
extra baggage will be charged the saiuc as one
passenger and lesser or greater quantity charg-
ID in the same proportion
NtSMlIll n SHAW, rropric,ors.
January u. 1900.
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nrich Ln,img. PIn,tcring. Etc.

THE mbscnier design, carrying ON the brick
l laying and pasicFiug business and Offer
bis services Ia the citizens OF Harrison county
An work entrusted to him will hc executed IN
wo-kmanlike and expeditions manner He will
put up chimnics and eisterns, and planter. who
may want 10 burn brick kilns. can secure his
services 10 suptrin,end their construction and
burning so that they may have the best brick
His plas,cring will compare hyoraby with the
best work that has been done in the country
The best recommendations given.
J. c. LEE
Marshall. Nov II $50 a.
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IRON CASTINGS AND S'TEEI..

ICsr received by q O. trcgg Go. and
81 Tor ~alc low Cor cash and On time to prc'np,
having customers ke,ths. Pots ovens. spiders
4 od,rop., sni odd Lids. oil sinSi hr Iron
serool Iron. Band Iron Hers Shoe Iron
so,ar, lr,,h. tauni Iron. Slab Iron Slab STEEL
t..t s,el. th,nnn steel. Blister Steel, Se,, Sc
q. q. CIR EGG 4 co.
Feb A lsto n21;lm
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JANUARY n, 1860.


Mn. j. :. ALEXANDER -
DE,R Sm This is 10 certify that ] have
been concerned in running three Of your &c inch
Mn Rocks. and respectfully attest that we pre-
fer your Mills to any othcr made We can
grind more corn and make better meal than any
other Mil In fac, we can grind il all
JAMES II SMITH 4 co,
Arcade Mills, Rusk Co., Texas
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Woop. Co. Try,s N,rcu 1850

Woop. Co, TrxAs. March ! 1860.
take pleasure in certifying 10 the public
that purchased Cotton Din and Horse Mill
from j. : Alexander las, hall, that has given
ample satisfaction. Ills improved Gin makes a
fine sample Of cotton and will gin three bales
weighing five hundred lbs. per day. Il picks
the seed clean and in iact does everything that
could be expected of any Gin. The Mill will
grind 80 bushels of good meal per day with
,nsc. l.. \. RlNHARDF
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NOR Spring and SIMMER eNqu,i'ely trimmed
i Don't forget that they are ia h' found at
RRApflkI.p n ThtLEN :
April q 1850
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rnIl seis OF iinrnes,.

EDRrY sets at Harness, comprising Singh
/ and Joublp Buggy lIauas and Carriage
Harness. iu.t arrived. and for sale. at tbs very
lowest price lw ...
BRADFlELD 4 TALLEI
April -. 1850. -
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Quick Sales and Small Profits
have just received, direct from New York
and Philadelphia the largcs, and bandsomest
assortment Of
Spring Il Summer Clothing
ever brought 10 this place. For superiority OF
cuth inrness Of texture and workmanship. these
Good viii command the general admiration of
all who ara Judge Of Goods
They have been made to oricr.
Under may own supersis iou,
And what is het,er than all, promise 10
Sell them Cheapc for Cash,
Than any other house in the country
Wy Stock embraces very fine and full as
eortmen, Of
Men and NNy'S Clothing.
And
GENTS FNR NfSHiVG GOODS.
Consisting Of Shirts extra huc), Drawers, Socks,
in fine ca ry,hing that gentleman wears. FIX
ira ezcs, as to fit everybody
Such an assortment has never been brought to
this market An extra tine supply Of
/ HATS AND CAPS.
TAILORS TRIMMINGS.
Such as Bui,ons Bindings etc. a arr supply
which will be- sold very cheap
A large supply oI Cloths. Cassimeres, aud
Velvets superior to any ever brought TO Mar
shall II you dorbt it, call and see for yourself
have also received supply of
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1 LARGE lot of Ladies CATERS, nd Boot
y Kid ll,,lel slippers. and llecled Bnskms
Just received and uow being sold lo~ by
BRADFlElD a TALLEN,
April u lA6n n
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4 LARGE FURNITURE STORE,

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PROSPECTUS
THE COURIER.

~ " Il
INHE CNDERSlGNEDW WILL COMMENCE. ON
or about the 10th day of January next. the pubIca-
ton of Daily and Weekly Paper bearing the above title
in the town of Fayetteville, y. c.
The Courier VIII be Democratic in tone and sentiment
and will seek at all times and upon all occasions guard
vlglanty the interests of the South.
1t is dcuit task tine understand clearly the
drift OF events especially when great crisis approach
ing For same time past have been famarizing
selves with the idea that at day not far distant shall
have 10 battle for interests Recent events have shown
that opinions correct and that compelled
tn defend ourselves from the invader 1t be denied
although is reished by in this section that the
breach between the North and the South daily becoming
wider. Our duty then, interests, is
grid up ourselves fOT the contest and be prepared
evenuaes That it is the duty of to do what
ever lies IN his power TO this awful disaster cheer
fully recognized BY all classes.
In conducting the Courier whatever energy or talent
pnsseSs will be directed towards the perpetuty of the
Union and equality If the States in maintaining those
political principles which have been tested and proven to
be the only mode by which the affairs of our country cap
be properly managed
Although the particular tenes of the Democratic party
will be argued, will cnncede to political Oponents the
prerogative which claim for myself and will epdeayor ia
do my duty without giving offence any one.
The Courier although political paper will not be
far misled by politics to neglect those things which
should claim the attention of public journal will en-
deavor to give the latest Teegphc and other news
ket reports &C. and 10 keep readers advised every
thing nf interest which transpires from time to time
The Daily paper will be printed every mnrng Sunday,
excepted) new and handsome tyne and will cnnt air
twentyour columns of reading matter Price per annun
Sc in advance
The Weekly Paper will be issued every SATURDAY.
ing at 81 per annum in advance Advertisements will b.
inserted upon reasonable terms.
December 90. 1859. los
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
PROSPECTUS
THE NEWBERN ENQUIRER.

TUNHE UNDERSIGNED PROPOSE TO COMMENCE
II about the 10th of January next provided suf
cent number of subscribers be obtained the public
ton of Weekly Democratic Paper in the town Of New,
BERN to be entitled the Newbern Enquirer
The Enquirer will be mainly devoted to the defence and
promotion of the principles of the great national Demo-
cratic Party Of the Union and while it will be the
aim under ANY and all circumstances especially where ia
likely lead to unpleasant personalities avoid seking
controversy with persons and papers politically opposed
to the Enquirer will always be prepared 10 lis on
poneus with 1neS but at the time with courtes
on all questions of State national policy.
Unfortunately for the welfare Of great and GROWING
Republic crisis of no little magnitude and Importance
has been reached in the affairs of national Government
brought abUut by The insane tanaclSm OF the people of
certain section of the Conederacy which may sooner or
later render it absolutely neceSSar the part of the
Southern Savehoding States, we would show prop
er respect for rights and institutions free indie.
pendent people, To absOve all connection with those who
Seem determined deprive Of that shall not en-.
Joy peace those privileges guaranteed to by the Con-
situtinn which forefarthers in their wisdom and pa
ots framed for the equal benefit of all the States vet
nevertheless as an humble exponent of the principles Of
that party which, from the foundation of the Government
up TO the present Time has been aborng season and
out of season. for the purpeuy of the COnederacy the
Enquirer will be found battling for the Unon so long
there is shadow of possibility that the Conservative ee
mens of the cuunlry-NOrth and SOuhShal be enabled
TO triumph sectionas fanatcism aboItionism and
all the other ns and ctns which are so rampant in the
northern non-Siave hOlding States.
The Commercial, Mechanical and Manufacturing interests
of New BERN will find in the Enquirer firm and consistent
advocate and pains will be spared stones left
turned far humble efforts may avail Ia make our
beloved old town what her natural advantages evidently
intended her TO be- of the first Commercial marS Of
the State, skilled IN her manufactures and Astounding her
mechanical opeIatio
The Enquirer will also contain from week TO week. mat
and things of general interest, such FoIegn and
Domestic intelligence the latest and most reliable Market
Reports; Sketches, Anecdotes etc making il welcome
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domestic tresdc.
In conclusion the undersigned earnestly appeal to a
Constitution and Union loving citizens and especially
Democracy of Craven County and the 2nd Congressman
fIn fhaE
aid in placing enterprise at and per.
nauent footing in return for which pledge ourselves
every effort in power to make the paper worthy
their patronage and encouragement.
-. TERMS THE ENQUIRER-$2 per annum, in advance.
JOEL II. MUSE,
ALEX'R D. TUMBRO.
Dec l7th 1859. 10 IT,
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
NTORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL Life IN
~ SIrp NOE CONPANV Offica RoIa;oh & This

NTORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL LAfE IN
IN SURANCE COMPANY Office, Raleigh, N. 1 This
COMPANY nsures the lives Ofndviduas forOne term
of years or for life the MUTUAL PRINCIPLE, the assured
policies granted for the whole term of life when the pre-
MUM therefor amounts to $780, note may be given for one
half the of the premium bearing Interest at per
cent without guaranty. :,
The prompt manner in which all losses have been paid
by this Company together with the low rates of PREMIUM
present great inducements such disposed to n'
for twO-thirds their value.
All losses paid within 80 days after satisfactory PROOF
is presented.
DIRECTORS
CHARLES E. JOHNSON, WN d. Cooke,
WM W. HoLDEA WM Ii. JONES'
JSo. G. WILLIAMS QuINTEN BUsBEE,
H. W. Hustled, X. =. BATTLE
WM H. MCKEE, ID. G. | owLE
P. F. PEscuD R. II. BATTLE,
CHARLES b. RoOT:
OFFICERS.
DR.. CHARLES E. JOHNSON, President,
WILLIAM w. HOLDEN, Vice President.
R. H. BATHS. Secretary,
WILLIAM II. JONES, Treasurer,
H. W. HUsTED, attorney,
W. H Mckee, Medical Examiner.
6 Sni EEsss 3: Roor, E,esrss,. Com
w II Mckee mittee.
CHARLES E. JOHNSON, NJ D. Medical
WILLIAM H. MCKEE, NJ. d. Bogrd Of
RIcHD B. HAYWOOD NJ. d. Consultation
For further information, the public referred to the
pamphlets and forms ofproposa which may be obtained
at the Office of the Company, or any Gifts Agencies.
Communications should be addressed post pad,) to
r. Ii. BATTLE, SecretIry.
Raleigh, June. 90
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.

MOHN c. PALMER HAS JUST RETURNED FROM
q New York and Philadelphia, with the largest and
most splendid assortment of articles in bis line of bust
ness he has offered to the public He has almost
every description of fine and common
Gold and Silver Watches, JeweIry Of all kinds,
Plated and Steel Ware, &C., SC.
Indeed his stock cannot be exceed in NORTH Carolina for
variety beauty and EXCELLENCE and he will sell his Goods
cheap any body.
rs Gold and Silver Watches among the Watches finest
Magic Gold Gases and New American Watch late
Improvement from Si0 to Sls0.
Doc. Gold Chains. Fob, Vest and Schatalaines, new
STYLE beautiful.
boz. Bracelets, from IS to $50
Q Sets Jewery, all the varieties, Onyx, Corral
Pearl. Mosaic, Lava and Painting.
IL Doz Finger Rings.
25 q" Breast Pins and Ear Rings, new style p..,
100 Sets of Gold Studs and Sleeve Buttons Corral Neck
Chains and Gold-variety Of styles
Doz Gold and Silver, and Gutta Percha Pencils ana
boz. Gold spectacles.
IL Silver Spec;scles
IS Steel SIectacles from so cents to 81 per pair
of mankind
SILVER WARE.
Toz. Silver Cups and Goblets.
All the varieties of Knives and SpoOns-for presents
to new House-keepers
Silver Spoons and Forks.
Napkin Rings aud Salt-cellars-
PLATED WARE.
IS Sets OF Plated Casters, from s to rs.
IL Doz. Treble Plated Spoons
Dinner and Dessert Knives.
Butter Dishes GOblets and Cups, &c.
Duz Plated Walters and Cake Baskets
Candle Sticks, Fish Knives, and other Ware
90 boz Silver Tlmbes.
boz Yankee Clocks-goOd time keepers.
A large assortment of Pocket Knives, Pocket BOOKS
Hair and Tooth Brushes, Jet Work.
Ladies' Travelling Cabases and Books, Hair Pins.
Walking Canes.
Very fine Marble French Clocks.
Having my employment two excellent workmen from
Philadelphia prepared to do all kinds of repairing of
Watches Clocks Jewey, &C., in the best manner, and at
short notice.
For beautiful articles and good bargains call on
j. c. PALMER.
Raleigh, Oct Ia, 1859. SIT.
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N. c. Mutual Insurance Company.
T THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
"A Norh.Carolina Mutual Insurance Company, held on
the II It'll of January the following persons elected
Directors and Officers for the ensuing year:
DIRECTORS:
Henry D. Turner, Raleigh.
J. r. Williams, do.
T. H. Selby, do.
wv D. fIutchings, do.
Kemp =. Battle do
George Little do.
James NJ. TOwles. do.
James E. Hoyt Washington
Alex. Mitchell, Newbern.
Joshua G. Wright, Wilmington
John NJ. Jones' Edenton.
Geo. w. Charles Elizabeth City.
Jos. Ramsay, Plymouth.
j. W. HarreIl, Murfreesbrro
II. B. Williams, Charlotte.
Geo A. Smith, Milton.
A. W. Steel Fayetteville.
Joseph White. Arson County.
Josh. Boner Salem,
A. T. Sunny. Ashevile.
OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY.
T. H. Selbv, President
H. D. Turner, Pics President
John II. Bryan. AHOyaey
Hamden 5. Smith, Stcretarydad Treasurer.
T. ii. Selbv, ee G9fcio.
John R. Williams, EcecutiUe C5mmittOe.
C. W. ID. IIutchings,
This Company has been in successful operation over 10
years and continues take RISKS upon all classes of pro-
pertv the State Except Steam Mills and Turpenne Dis
teries) upon favorable terms. Its Policies
property amounting to $do0p0 large portion of which
is country risks and its present capital is Six
Hundred Thousand Dollars in bonds properly secured.
The average oflnsurgnce upon the plan OfthS Com
pany has beer less than third of per per
ali grades of property embraced in its operations
A. communications in reference to il SuTance should be
addr sed tc the Secretary, post paid
HAMDEN S. SM TIL, Seo'y.
Raleigh, jan. q, 1859. 13-
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EDUCATIONAL.
RALEIGH FEMALE SEMINARY


RALEIGH, N. G.
Tw1HE SPRING TERN OF 1860 WILL BEGIN THE
SECOND THURSDAY in January, and commune
81 weeks.
FACULTY:
T. H. BRAME. A NJ, President and Professor Oh AA'i"'
Mathematics and Experimental Science
REy r. T. HELM, Prof. of Moral FniloSoPny. ~,
Miss A 7 SEARLE Teacher of French, German and Oil
N,ss f. Cook Teacher of Music, Grecian, and Oriental
Pal, ng, Painting in Water.cOors Drawing Leather
wo &c.
Mss Teacher of Music and English.
Mas NJ. \. BRAME, Matron.
Expenses per 81 Weeks:
r,cr.sh Rr,nchos $l5 90
- o. Erc,cb and German each 10 90
Music with use of Instrument, ~ w
Grecan and Oriental Painting, Painting IN Water
colors. Drawing, EACH III w
Enbr,;derr Wax-fruit Leather work each, 90
Lectures and Use of Apparatus, 80
Contingent Expenses, 90
Board including servants attention and fuel, so W
Washing and lights from 81 80 to 81 per month.
Pupils received any time. and charged from time Of
entrance till end of term. Deductions made only for pro-
tracted sickness.
~" All bills payable half at the beginning and half at
end of term.
Persons desiring further information will please apply to
T. H. Brame, OF Rev. K. 7. Helm.
NJ. A. BLEDSOE Pres't..
Beard Trustees.
A. VI GoRNAx Sect'y.
November -, 1889. 1Ol-3m.