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Norway Sweden Poland Russa Greece Ionian Islands, etc
Is sent from The Post Office IN New York weekly.
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Forhe speedy of intermittent Fever Fever and
ache Bilious Headache and Bilious Fevers indeed the
by the Malaria of Masmaic countries.
We enabled here offer the community n remedy which
while cures the above complaints with certainty, Still per.
fecty harmless in quantity Such remedy invaluable
in districts where these affecting disorders prevail This
expes the masmac poison of Fever and Ague the sys-
and prevents The development of the disease if taken
the first approach of its renonory symptoms. 1t is only
the best remedy yet discovered for this class of complaints
but also the cheapest The large quantity supply dol
lar brings within the reach of everybody and in bilious dis
cs where Fever and Ague PREVAILS everybody should have
AMI use 1t freely both for and protection
ory Of this remedy any other discovered for
speedy and certain of lnermenis is that
Qninc mineral consequently produces qunsm
injurious effects whatever upon the constitution Those
by left healthy as if they had had the disease
Fever md Ague not alone the consequence the mnsmac
poison great variety of disorders arise from its irritation
nnong which are NctAalga, Rheumatism, Cont Headache
Blindness, foohace Earache, Caarrh Asthma, Papiiato
Painful Affection of the Spleen, Mysteries Pain in the Bowels
Collie Paralysis and perangement Of the Stomach all Of which,
when originating in this Cause put the intermittent type
become periodical This CuRE expes the poison from the
blood, and consequently them all alike II is inva
liable protection 10 immigrants and persons travelling
pofry residing in the maarious districts taken occasionally
daily while exposed TO the Infection that will be
pen into disease Hence is valuable protee
on than cure, and few will suffer from 1ntermens
they avail themselves Of the protection this remedy affords
Prepared by Dir. j. G. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by JOHN WRIGHT h CO., Nos. q and l5l Charres
6nE
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19

SUGAR-SUGAR-SUGAR SALE, VERY
- superior Sugar Mill Steam Engine Boiler
eter BY feet inches length engine 10 dame
Of cylinder by AZ inches length boiler AZ inches
diameter by y feet long full of Sugar Kettles two
wrought iron Tanks Of II hegsheads capacity Apply
+. w. G.. COOK,
fsl0 No. Canal street, NeY orssns.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19

GUINNESS, EXTRA STOUT THIS DUBLIN
~ PORTER is superior any other brand beverage q
for medicinal purposes. For sale to the trade by
GRAY BROTHERS,
Sole Agents,
81 J,u;o
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19

SEcEETARY's OFFICE,
Board Of Public Schools Second District.
H5e The Annual Examinations OF these
Schools will be held in the following order:
/. June 4-Bayou Bridge School
june 5-Buyou Road School, between Claiborne and Der
blgny streets.
s. June sCaiborne School, Of St. Peter street
June T-St Ann street School, between Maras and Vere
streets.
6. June I-RoDertson School Bienvc
I. June l2-Barracks street School, 4
8 June l3-Hosptta street School To be examined in the
8 June I4-Rampart street Schho, barracks School
10. june 15 Basin School, House. between Bnrgu,
Ii. Jnnc Is and 9-Boys High dy and Dauphine sts
II, june % and 2l-Grs High do
N B-fhese examinations commence at O'Clock P NJ
with the exception OF the Bayou Bridge Scloolhe
tion of which will commence al O'Clock A. NJ.
On the I'd of July next will be the Opera
Exhibition, at which Diplomas Prizes and Medals will to
awarded
mS28 tie2l AUG. GASSARD, Secretary.
RB~Loufsiana State Insurance Company
general meeting of the Stockholders viii be held
Of this Company, MONDAY 25h June O'Clock p
~ BY order of the Board
E. GANUGHEAU President.
A. PICnEET. SecretArY.-. mY2
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EVERY THURSDAY EVENING IN Lodge Room No. i, Odd
Fellows Hall, Mt I o'clock.
olcersy. A. Sylvester, N. G Peter Williams, V. G.; G.
Swerbriek Recording Secretary L. N Jaan, Permanent Sec
retary; s. f. Butler, Treasurer.
Members Of Sister Lodges fraernay attend
jal ly
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PLEASANT EXCURSION


hSi One OF the most interesting well
healthy and economical trips that
can be made in \ day, is to the Sea Shore by the
MEXICAN GULF RAILROAD.
where first rate Fish Dinner can be had.
&d-Fire and Military Companies ETC., could desire
favorable time than the present when rainy
in may bring mosquitoes
which 1t is entirely exempt, iel6 81
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s1.-st. nary's Orphan Boys'Asylum, Thir

District
Amen you, long you did 10 these my
least brethren You did It o Tae.H MATT. XIV 40.
The Superintendent of this institution would respectfully
the attention of the chariiby disposed the following
l. There three hundred and five poor orphans Asy
lum in great want of clothing.
1t Is certain that many well disposed gentlemen congn
at this their old clothes the nos knowing any
thing better to do with them
- snch would be extremely useful the poor
phnns.
A. There oftenmes in the Of
ing more less damaged and consequently unfit sale
these would be OF great service 10 the orphans.
D. The Legislature not having made appropriation this
the ophans they than usual OF the
public charity.
Any gentleman Wishing to aid them do this way
without ncurring addressed through Posi-
Office the Superintendent Box c. IL Indicating residence
etc, of the donor, will be promptly attended TO.
Donations will be received Mr. lRyton Is CEares street,
Mr. Victor Sere's Dumaine close Marais Nine Ban
chefs Conde street, opposite the Acbshop's residence.
New Orleans, April II, 1860. myIO
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8sN ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
VIII be paid for the apprehension and delivery In the
New orleans jail, Of the negro man slave VILLA
KS sas JAGKp the 9th Of May
William Jacko Is about years old and of about medium
size and hight black teeth much deca, ed somewhat
legged, very Intelligent and speaks English French
The above reward will paid for delivery In jail in this
city, and the further of hundred dollars will also he
paid for the conviction of persons harboring him
jel4 Ct r, BRUGIER, ST. I,suis street
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD

- FOR R1NT-A NEW AND PLEASANT CoUN-
TRY HOUSE, situated in the Of Magnolia, Miss
Ha the Jackson Railroad large enough for two am
lars inquire at MRS. NoRToEs $50 Poya. street. or to
W. Ii. J0fNER,
isl8 If Magnolia Miss
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WHoLE iNuMBER 1917.


.s2s9 - + 49,. =, q fVf the SIandaru.
Mr. EoIroR AT this juncture IN political affairs
Harnstt county. The Democratic party in this
county is completely organized, and awaiting anxi
ously the first Thursday in August at which time
we intend to give John W. Ellis larger vote than
any other candidate for eubernatorial honors has
ever vet received in this county. We are troubled
with no Opposition party here. !. There are a,few
persons among us who viii vote Tor Pool because
Ellis Is Democrat but the nuuber e SO small that
we have no uOpposition meetings. 10 Opbosition
sr,b-electors and although the. Oppositionists in
some parts Of the county shake that aBell" of
Tennessee monstrously. Yet Ne scarcely ever bear
any Of its resoundincs. ,a 's ~ ".'s9' ~
The conservative feeling manifested by the dele.
cation from North Carolina in the late Charleston
Convention il warmly approved. we an know that
the defeat Of the Democratic party in the approach
ing Presidential election will place sectional marty
in power: and the South has said that the happeI
ing of such contingency would be a lust cause for
the dissolution Of the Union. with these thinos
perfectly apparent none but disunionists at heart
could take any part IN disorpanziny and sectional
izing the Democratic party' 4 hone. for the vel
fare Of the country and the sspccess Of the marty
there will be no disnn;on;sts At baltimore The
safety Of the country and the nerpetuation of our
lberties and the preservation II our institutions d.
m,nd III, srccsss of tho neY,ocrst;c, nartv Tho
in n
f;on and ai;enate ourselves from nnr ~ Matthew
brethren because thew occnny lie ihe same nost;on
that thew have always occnn;ed Non. interven.
tion with slavery in State or Territory l. liz doc.
trine Of the Cincinnati platform and t seems to me
that it is the doctrine that the whole country shond
endorse Il IS necnliarlv the nos,t;on that tho
Sbnth should occnnv at th;s time ~ The hiack Re.
nnfacans claim intervention nv Conoress to nroh;b
+ slayery Il fhe Terr;tores The Sonth taoethsr
With thc N..-thar non,ocrots d.,.;as tb;s - of
Congress- as claimed hv the Rsnnhl;cans .pJ p Il or
AZ to src th;s densi the sYaa,est noss;ble forcs
ana "a show that We are nerfsci;v honest il orr m.
nosition tn Conoress;onaf Intervention II nroh;ht
we are necessar;lv coTnneed to nroclam nm
vent;en to nrotect sIaverv '' '''''''''''
II w.s r,-et;fsJ ~ han f.oS,,, tho of
tho Wste coIntv Den,ocr.t;c ronvention that res.
olr,;o r,s odoy,aS roo,,ast,,o tha doiaa.tss 60,
Nortb "aS y 81. Rq,tnr oo.ants eno
for S,erhon no,,,i.s nf im;nn; fns tha = p.os;
Sencv He ;s s,nnsnt,v tho man for the H. .;mes .nd
hsd <. No. ds-aa ,r;tS NJ R,,.han.n % ~ -hs a.
con,ton c,ntrovo~s,, i,aj;a,a ho ,rod hona has,,
hr NV ne w4uu {ss,'
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S1preme Court.

This Court commenced its summer term in this
city on Monday last-Present, Richmond NJ Pear
son, Chief Justice, and ". H. Battle and Matthias
E. Manly, Associate Justices A class Of fourteen
young gentlemen applied for license to practice law
in the County Courts Of the State, and after rigid
examination, they were all admitted to the bar
We append their names: J. B. Lowrie, Charlotte
j. W. Gidney, Shelby, N. c.; R. B. B. Houston,
Catawba Co.; A. ]. Harrison, Leasburg, Caswell
Co.; J. h. Jenigan, Hertford Co.; Geo. B. Barnes,
Northampton Co.; R. w. Nixon, New Hanover;
Jno. c. Gimer, Surry Co; "A. S. Fraley, Statesyie.
Jno. T. Cook, Warrentou.; j. s. Robins Randolph
Co, H. E. Stilley, Washington, N. c.; A. c. Avery,
Burke Co.; Hugh L. Cole, Newbern. "' IN; ,.5 80
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UNUs popULI.
For the Standard

.- -tts. .ts srt..F
-. ~. HALIFAX, n. G., June 18th, 1850.
Mr.. EDIToR:-Undcr the impression that a letter
from this place :" on matters and things in general"
may not be uninteresting to you and your readers,
propose to give you q few items. e s,suz 80
1t was my intention to prepare, for your paper,
full report Of the discussion here on the 2lst ul
between Gov Ellis and John Pool, ESQ.,, the candi-
dates for Governor, but circumstances prevented
me from doing so. At this late day do not pro-
pose to go into tue details Of the discussion nor is
it necessary that should do so, as the views and
arguments Of both gentlemen have appeared in your
columns more than once Mr.. Pool came among US
heralded by the opposition press as "the best deba
tor in North Carolina !" and, of course, however
weak his cause, had some apprehensions that Gov.
Ellis would not be able to expose his sophistry.-
But was most agreeably surprised-the opening
speech Of Gov Ellis was the best political speech
ever heard, lit was, in manner and matter, admira.
bic, and made profound impression on tho large
and highly intelligent audience present. It was
evident that Mr. Pool felt the effect Of the speech
to use . common, but expressive phrase, "he was
hacked" even before he got up to reply and he did
not rally during his whole speech. He is an inge-
nous debator, goes off on collateral points, and at
tempts to be humorous he makes reckless asser-
tions and feigned appeals to" the dear people, but
he has not the ability to- grappc with great sub
ject and, although he was preceded by such -four
ish of trumpsts on the part Of his friends he
ed to be on the occasion referred to- compared to
Gov. Ellis, secondrate man, intellectually, indeed,
very much his inferior. The result Of the discus
sion was triumphant success on the part Of Gov.
Ellis - .j.'1s,St
A meeting is called for the 25th inst at this place
for the purpose Of Nominating candidates for the
Legislature on the part Of the Democrats, Of this
county Although, our majority is at least one
hundred hun and City in the county we have no aspi-
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Mr.; Pool, the Opposition candidate for Governor,
resides in Pasquotank county. HS rumored that
week OF two since . gentleman of character and
influence residing in that County, who was spoken
Of BY his Opposition friends as q candidate for the
Commons received > letter in which he.was asked
the following questions VIII you support John
Pool for Governor? Will yon, in, the event of Mr.
Pools defeat for Governor, support him in caucus
and out of caucus for United States Senatorl 1t
!, ruorsd that he was promised the nomination for
the Commons if he would answer these questions
in the affirmative. The gentleman thus interrogat-
ed answered that he would not be bound by sny
such pledges; whereupon, aader orders in all prob
ability from Mr. Pool, he was thrown overheard and
another person nominated. l,.h ~, - Gil.
Are Mr.. Pools friends willing that that letter
shall see the lights They can bring It out if they
choose to do so. .-Fa.Pa -.
We learn that Mr.. Pool is in the habit of talking
about clques and coercion in the Democratic party;
what will he say to this rumor that he is copnected
with movement to dragoon leading member Of
his own party in his own County into his support
in certain contingency, for United States Senator!
And what will Mr.. Badgers friends say to this move
mentto cut under him for the Senatef Is It fair ?
We learn that the Democracy Of Pasquotank have
nominated William F. Martin, Esq, for the Com.
mons, and that his prospects are very good. Mr..
Martin would make an excellent representative.
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The Democracy n, Of Granville.

The Democracy Of Granville held meeting re-
Gently and nominated c. Fl. K. Taylor, Esq, forthe
Senate, and Messrs. T.. L. Hargove, J. N. Bullock,
and W. H. P. jenkins for the Commons. This is
an excellent ticket and We so spoke Of it at the time
it was announced. -,
But It appears that in the nominating Convention
or Meeting, 7. Brown Yenable, whose Democracy
has been very doubtful for the last six or seven
years, proposed certain test Of Democracy to the
candidates which test was rejected by large ma
jority. One Of the candidates, Mr. Hargrove, ac-
cepted the nomination without auding to this test;
and for this he Is taken to task and denounced by
the Warrentorf tNers We now assert that T. L.
fHargrove Is as sound ! Democrat as there is in
North Carolina he is loyal to organization and to
the timehonored principles Of bis party, and WILD
all he can to secure the election of the ticket in
Granville and the election Of Gov. Ellis. And we
furthermore declare that # the course S the War
rerto Neus is adopted throughout the State of de-
nouncicg those ad valorem Democrats who are faith
fully observing party organization, IS Nh HarTove
is doing It will result in serious injury to the party
and may cause its defeat II we were 4 citizen cf
Granville We would vote the whole ticket regarding
all tho eandidates g good Democrats, and knowing
no aiNsesnce between them on account Of State is
sues 81 Or Stste STAIRS 5s.is - ssf q SILL.
We call the sttentiea &c the psrtyto tbs fact that
,tbs az T5sss 3 ss6Ist paper TIP STATE
within our know lsdss, clsniHglte b Dsmoesatic
which has dshoenesd ne@inatsd 4! elndis
date Of the marty. iese been N haxDesss works
-. +. <ieS x. ....kl.s, voera and wa ren4af
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The salisbury Banner-Mr. Bled.oe.

The Salisbury Banner-Mr. Bledsoe.
The Banner of the 9TH contains an article which
in one or two particulars requires some notice at
our hands,
The Banner speaks Of Mr. Bledsoe as shaving
thrust bis name before the Democratic Convention
in Wake for denomination" 1t is not our pur-
pose to defend Mr. Bledsoe but to set ourself right
If Mr.. Bledsoe's name was "thrust" before the
Convention, we were instrumental in doing it. for
we nominated him for reelection. But our cotem-
porary of the Banner is mistaken We had no su-
did it of our own accord. We felt sure he would
be defeated and that by large majority; but still
we thought proper, with all respect and Difference
for the Convention, to nominate him. We have the
best reasons for believing land we may freely say
SO, because this restes to Mr.. Bledsoe before the
Convention, and before he resisted the organization
of the party-that he took TO steps to procure
the nomination, and that but few, if any of his
friends. exerted themselves to procure it for him.
We profess to be loyal Democrat, and to be gov
erned by sense of respect for Conventions and for
organization; and we should therefore, regret to
have it understood that we had "thrust" any thing
or any name before our party friends, in rude and
persistent manner, to the ydetriment of the name
used or to the cause ITSELF itr5sE Ff,iYs
We certainly thought, and had reason to believe
when we nominated Mr.. Bledsoe, that he, would
abide the action Of the Convention. Had we thought
otherwise we would not have nominated or voted
for him. We deeply regret his course and shall do
all we can in fair and honorable way to defeat him.
In nominating him, as we distinctly stated at the
time, we had no objection to George W. Thompson
On the contrary, we regard Mr. Thompson as sound
Democrat and an able and faithful public servant
We shall support him and vote for him with pleas
ure and we trust every Democrat in the County Of
Wake will do the same. -...... ........ p,
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FLoRIDA.-The Democrats Of Florida in their re-
cent State Convention approved the action Of their
delegates in seeding from the Charleston Conven-
ton, and reappointed them to Richmond, and to
Baltimore also, if in their judgment it should be
deemed proper to attend at the latter place. They
also nominated Gen. John Milton for Governor, and
R. B. Hilton, Esq, for Congress.
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NOTICE.

~. b efII,FF' 81 ~ NOI1CEs173
EINHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING DETERMINED 70
remove frum Beaufart would invite 4tenton. TO- The
Of high grade. .,'.ss 60 5 . < .Ill "a at
mens for the ensuing scholastic year. would do e 10
correspond with fhe subscriber who remain III eiu-
fort some time longer in order tpclose bis =
teacher, thoroughly competent Rqnl6 be- abb fkss-
cure good school to commence with sfhe iil ipp.
The schootroom fdrniture and apparatus can
ed on kvorsble terms, If appiicSio1 is made
= Ill, 7s s,- AsragI Ut ERHEN ID R{3f1E
, Principal Of Beaufort Femslsl ASsal1r3
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vryxKEN TTPl Nm sTr ~ n; ny e

YvKKEN Up P5AND DsTRAYEDHY
lsC. ROSSER. 10 ChashanS county, N on tear ASsHty
Ferry. On Cape Fear River, alight fbst MARA iMuE
judged to be about years Ok, d,of email Qhe
and along her back to her TAIL; her al ard d
very close; valued At one hundred dollafe mi
been about The psrmisessf said Rsksef at6t
erty. pay expenses, and get her within the tine
by law .,F-s So n WILLIAM GpNTER; ;RSSfo5k a
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H Our thanks to Mr.. Albert johnson for some
fine white cabbage, the earliest Of the season; and
to Mr. John J. Christophers for some Of the largest
and best cucumbers we have ever seen for the time
Of year. Vegetation is unusually forward this
season. - " ys.- - Eg7- ar'...
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Later from Europe.

j HALIFAX, June Is. The steamship Niagara, with
Liverpool dates to the I'd, has arrived here.
The Illinois arrived out on the 1st ;.f.:. .k
,LIvEspool. June Cotton Sales of the week
amounted to IS 900 bales closing very dull at de-
dificut q SELL Fine qualities generally unchanged
The stock In port amounts to 1895 900 bales, in.
Guiding one million eight or nine Thousand American
Breadstufs quiet Corn tending downward a Pro-
vision quiet Bacon firm. a7F ea g ~r''.lseE y &
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oLIN HIGH sCHooL-MALE 81 FEMXEE.
VyHE NEXT SESSION WILL BEGIN WEDNESDAY,

Olin is in the midst of quiet and religious comnuntv,
where temptations 70 vice are exceedingly few. It be
easily reached from Statesville. s II $ Ffsg y, xN
In point Of health morality and ec,nomy On il eqsl.
led BY few villages IN the State The instruction de.
signed to be thorough and practical Miss e PufYfS
is eminenty qualified for the posion she holds intbFe-
male Department. The two departments can prssssfno
objectionable feature to those who rightly bur
system Of government The school rooms are xer3Fs
nisbed balls, With libraries a good ednta0n ere
be obtained on very moderlte tcsana, and With ftk
Board including fuel, washing, room etc., rom q st d
81 90. Tuition from rs So 10 t20 Music tx0 EVn}is
gent fee g. fNoextra charges Tuition a. ~
-se.s{ ,ff4,sy "A. B.. MERRITT, AsMs1f5g..
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Bank Or NortA.CaloIina.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of this
institution was held at their banking house in this
City on Thursday last.
The old Board Of Directors was reelected =
Branches Of the Bank were established at Asheville
and Statesville, and Agencies at Wentworth and
Warenton. yaT ,safEaT
We elearn that the annual report Of the condition
Of the Bank showed it to be- in prosperors condi-
tion +. ~ q y 1isai -,
The stock Of this institution is worth in market
pf sl1o to sl14 No dividend has been declared
and the whole of the capitol stock has just been
pad in - - IL 80, alsrgs /,
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$700,OOO
$4,000
81 Amount Of taxes to be raised, 800
Amount paid on lands and slaves, $50

lr94 - -. $37O,UOU
Leaving $s7o,0o0 to be raised to make up the
$70o,o How would this be supplied Why,
the remaining ss70, 900 must necessarily, must en-
ec,tably Be raised from new subjects Of taration.
It cannot be raised by specific taxes for the Oppo-
sition platform proposes to tax "aN property" and
"eeery speeies" Of property according to value.
No part of it be raised from lands and slaves,
for the Opposition platform proposes the same tax
on everything -the old subjects must not be taxed
higher than the new ones. Let Mr. Pool and his
partizans meet these facts If they can. They can
not do it and stand on their PLATFORM
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: LEAsBURc MALE AcADln1Ys 3 ( fl

- e LEASBURG MALE ACADEMY 4s
VTVHE EXERCISES or THIS INSTITUTION m
81 be resumed on MONDAY. the 9Th Of JplS "a
continue twenty-one weeks. Boys win Bal y
the collegiste course. Tuiiop due atcl6Se 0E
Classical Department, . & s + ss- e t1p,Q0x
a7 Eaglish W. :" is bEis 9i'ffs 'ff y. g re sa
Board per month, - 81 60, - 95ouAs s,
rsI yrF3srs 9ys,as .es 9dH.sA R06ER9 Htj1Gpkt
June Is, 1860. ~. !. X Sr-l az N eettg
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NOTICE

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held ii Raleigh, THURSDAY shi Ss6 -
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~ The Editor Of this paper left this, Friday
morning, for Baltimore. q r4l3i .