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Hd'AngioR, Sept "a Young man of in.
telligcnce, whose ramo i, withheld, had an in
tervew with the Secretary 81 War vercrtav,
and stated that, "lie wa, a resident ui Kentur.
Ky, and was appointed l,cute amt in the Fed
eral army, lie had occas.un To go south, where
he was impressed into the rebel army. He was
present at the Bull Run engagement and has
been in the army in that vicinity up to the time
Of his escape, few DAYS ago.
lie says Beaungard has now ls5, 900 men at
Manassas and vicinity. They are all well
clothed and abundantly supplied with shoes OF
4 Cd quality. Their pay Is prompt The Viz
glnia troops arc all paid In Virginia Bank bills,
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The Battle of Blue Mills.
GLORIOUS hit uNEQrAL CONFLICT.

-. L""'s, Sept. 22.-TLo following account
81 tue LATHE At Blue Mill, Landing !, from au.
Il cHtiC source:
Lieut. Col. SCOT, with $40 men of III, 81
Iowa regiment and one piece Of urlll,ry lett
cameron ON Monday, the 18Th, ia puiluit OF
Inc rebels, wlo lett 81. l~oph on Tho Fri y
previous. Scott arrived at Liberty, Clly CO..
"n the morning Of the 18th. ini move. ron,
that place AZ T.. NJ. At O'Clock tc Gll in
-.ronE Position.
Our six FOUNDER was brought to bear on the
enemy aud few shots fired, which proved do.
tituctiNe. AZ this time n heavy fire n,apeI an
cur single gun, killing one gunner and wound
ing two Others. On this, several other ,,rr-
iers, (Gomans) from 81. Louis, abandoned Tine
gun, carrying of the primer and matches rem
dering the piece useless. TIE action continued
an hour when our column WA slowly with
drawn 10 more open gruunt. brinpiu,, Of th,
wounded and dragging aw,v the rmn by h,ni
oil the horses having bcan kil,al or badly
wounded.
About this time Colonel Smith. who lci.
81, J,-cpls' with 400 men about the same
."r Scott did Cw cTul fer the same general
ulI o,e, Joined the Latter, having pushed for
wand his mounted men and hi. artillery AZ a
Ihpd pace, an receiving "A message iu,In Sc If
IN miles back, thai he was advaEciu. ON 'h.
'remy; hut il being night, their m II cump'etc.
" exhausted and the rebel, r.p rrtsi ,trnu,,l,.
ntrenchea at thi,ket impossible, except by
narrow road u iurtho. attack WI, POSTPONED
MIL the next morning. Euly tho following
lav AN advance was made by the uumhmcd
',Tces, but ON arriving at Blue Mills thcv
4 und the enemy had crossed the river before
tavlight, taking the road towards Lexington.
The total known TO he killed is 10, while
tie wounded number Of, and the missing ..
OFFICERS IN MISSOURI.
Gen. Fremont has appointed Brgader- Gene.
rals Pope, Siegel, Asboth and McKinstry. to
commands as Acting Maior.Genenls, and Colo
nels Davis Mulligan, kelton and Totem, as
Acting igadier-Generals.
Thomas J.. Price, Of jefferson City, has been
commissioned a Brgadier. General by the Pre-.
sident.
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fund for the support ofthe families depending on
'ns members Of this regiment for support. This
various German singing societies have yolun-
.eered their services, besides three bands Of mi.
,,,.... ~. tne tame time an elegant IA will be
resen,ed TO the regiment BY ladies Tonorro,,
So., - sunsay the regiment will leave for The
lHk RECRUITING OFFICES for the Navy con-
tlnue to have great run of bu,inss, r.,
hundred men were enlisted here Ios, ,,,.o;.
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Louist-iiie Sept. 22.-There has been no ,.v,
received from below today. There is no tels.
graphic communication with Lebanon June
The 49th Ohio Regiment arrived here mi.
morning. On passing the headquarters of q IN.
AhdcrScn at the Louisville Hotel. they werr
addressed by The General in brior but pi,riotir
happily responded TO Nv Col. Gibson comm mi
ing. The officers Of the regiment subsequently
dined at the hotel, by invitation Of the propri
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Court ofGencraI session..

The jury in the case against Louis Minet
failed to agree, and were discharged. At the
advice of hi, counsel tho prisoner then plead
guilty of the minor offence Of stealing "frcm
the person, and he was sentenced to imprson-
ment in the penitentiary for six months.
Catharine Williams, the woman convicted for
the same offence, was sent to the penitentiary
fer the same period.
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HOBOKEN.

FERROUS CHARGE AGAINST A POLICEMAN
Policeman Do ley, Of Hoboken, was suspcn,
by the Mayor, on Friday, on a charg.
committing an indecent assault on a woman
The complainant, Lucy FhEmorris, Of weeh.
ken, alleges that accused came into the stat
house about 4 o'clock in the mornigg. VIII
she was lodging, and committed the ss.ault
The matter vii come up before the Cour
Board at their next meeting.
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TWO LIVING WHALES
fNOW ON EXHIBITION

~ UhnER AN ELEGANT PAVILION
o n f s WOOD
iheSs WI9ues have been Obtained great s4SsnSs
FROM THE NoRTHERN SEAS,
AAd AZ great outlay Of both labor and monsg.
LARGE TANK
nus a. erected In thsse beautiful grOundA in whiah
Ney sre eA hibted, and which In supplied WiAh
. Ptkh OCEAN WATER
NON he East River, at the rate of
$4,000 GALLONS DAILY,
~ ni' Aht powerful Steam Pump, which throws
siA inch stream through
II, LNE THOUSAND FEET or IRON PIPE,
nlst WIN cement and laid expressly for THAI par
Admission only % cts. Children undsr ,aa. 10 co.
IhE "a and Sd AVE. CARS convey pAsssng,ts
" 1th street, within minuta's walk Of JoueS
"oooS' Voc p'esaAnies, ranbls " thls ViOiniiS,
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body Ofa laborer, FAMED Edward Herman, '
was drowned the night previous at the foo,
kesex street, Jersey City. A verdict Of a,
dental drowning was rendered Deceased
SIDED at the corner Of Essex and Gree.is stro,
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ANOTHER GoyKRNMRSr PRIsoSER.-Nm-
rice J. lianlon was arrested on Friday night,
and taken to Police Headquarters, where two
ahidavits were made, reciting that IIanlon
who is disciple Of Faust and native Of Ireland
had been actively engaged in discoursginp vol
uLt"cr', and had been heard to assure per,ons
VIII" were about to enlist, that the Army would
prove to bo their slaughter-houss. Ianlon was
delivered to tho United States Marshal
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'd) ROBERT ANDERSON.
Brigalier- General, q. \. A.


Frantfori, Sept ~ A skitmi.h ok Mace
between the Home Quart and ,ome of
Gen. Iollicoiier', men at Barlour,vslle. az ISL
ern Kertncky) on wednesday, ald W.. renewed
on lhursdav. when seven rebels We killed
ont Of the Home Guard wounded.
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PUBLIC ENTEaTANMHyrs

A CADEMY OF MUSIC
"A RESERVED SEATS.
Doors open at N n commence at 8 O'Clock.
ADMISSION 30 CTS. ADMISSION 20 era
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
The public are RESPECTFULLY informed that hence
io III seats VIII he reserved In any part Of the house
they may I've had only at the Academy Of MuiG,
fr.n To o, where, lkev Use, private boxes and Or
oil estrs seat may he secured
~ b seat. secured three days n advances.
ADMISSION IA CTS ADMISSION 80 ora
RESERVED SEATS 25 CTS,
rrSa,e boxes from - TO 90, according TO num-
c yer o. ssG Orchestra stalls in the Immediate vi
wig y, ~, ~ rnlNln's platform, 6O cents.
rIiis AND EVERY EVENING or THK NRKK.
The wonderful performances Of
THE GREAT PRBsTIDIGITAFRUR
.- II X NJ ANN,
Assisted hy the reel,r,ted
ORCHESTRA OF THE OPERA
SEQ usl2l
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POSTAGE SrAMrs.-It il urged, and conf
IDENTITY expected, that the time (now expired,
i'r old postage stamps TO be exclaimed for new
at the New York Post Office, must be extended
70 give fnir OBJ ortunity {, all. Certainly A
week Is too short time for so large post Office
u'Ssfiet As tins a large amount of old stamps
are Yet unexchanged for this rea-on.
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sVCseTY NOTICRs

a, temperance and the Flag OF our U.Io.
Must and Stall te PreseI vel Al HI O., ~. ~
WI prescott every hearer with tue az II our UiIs.
"n MO- DAY evening, Sept. 23d, In the King str,e
,hhcb' near Hudson u. C,ne and sustain the 1.
u'''' gentlemen. DAVID GALBRAIru, Pres. IS,
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nIRIIinn Tor Ill. Arm,

'modG", SEPT. 22.-Draiting for the army
'cfins IN TIN city tomorrow. Orders 10 thai
effect Wcro issued on SATURDAY.
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Washington, Sept. 21.-A telegram received
Yesterday toy prominent officer OF the {, iyern-
ment dated indianapolis, says that Governor
Morton aud Colonel Wood left for Louisville ON
the 18th inst, on a special train, with guns and
ammunition. The Governor has ordered the
Home Guards aud the regiments on the III rler
To hold Themselves in readiness Ii /, further
added that ten thousand additional troops could
leave that state in twenty four hours.
ANOTHER VICTORY IN WESTERN VIRGINIA.
Gen. Reynolds, who was at the Cheat Noun
tam har, the telegram states, driven the rrbels
ION 'heir poTltionS, killing nearly n hundred of
them. Col. kidwcll. of the I'm Indiana rr,,i-
mrnl' was surrounded twice, but repulsed the
T. hcls with great gallanry, aud small loss to us.
Inc date OF the action is no. mentioned
Hgb "g'oH, Sept. 22.-.Iamcs w. I.inrcnCl-
y Captain of Company H. Col. Wis'ar's C,li-
lorna Regiment was shot through the head
END Killed yesterday afternoon, by enemies
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inE NEw COURT House. More than a
hundred workmen are engaged in the Park upon
The foundations of our new Court House. which
!" 10 be erected OH the site Of the ancient New
CITY Hill"
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mAKIKlAaalSA

DE CLtK-wHITE On Monday, ser4. Is,h.
1901. ~ the Rev. Mr.. Cloaveland. sergt. Benj.mi.
w. DE Clue, of Washington Greys 20 MI,s Ch.-
lote White, both OF East New York, l.. l.
ulQ papers please copy.
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A Bloody sLirmIsh and victory,

Kansas City, Sept. 19.--1 800 men, under
Col. Smith overlook 600 rebels as they were
crossing the river at Blue Mills landing, on
the 18th, and completely routed them Killing
rom 100 TO 200, and took ~ prisoners.
Ths federal losa u 80 killed and 70 wounded. .
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CELESTIAL PHENOMENON At about ei,bt
O'Clock on Saturday evening beautiful and
well defined lunar rainbow arched the southern
heAven-. The moon at that time wa. at her
full, ard in the eastern horizon.
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Nrw YoRK IIosrITAL.-wrEKty pyr,,r
70 sept 2olh' iS6i.-Ramainins on Sept. 18th
VA; admitted to sept, 2Oth, ~; discharged
eund OF relieved, 20; died, 7; remaining At
date, $40. Male, 292, fcnales p.
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ANOTHER ALLEGED TRAITOR ARRESTED
'ehn Bl'eman, arrested at Portland, Me-, as a
bearer Of dispatches to the rebel conrodcrac,.
from England, arrived on Saturday at Fort
LAFAYETTE
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HUMAN REMASs.-Recent excavations up-
on the site OF tie new Court House, in the PARK.
have brought to light pieces of human skeI %
tons which are supposed to be the remains OF
those who were buried in the old Potter,
Field in this vicinity.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-23

LADIES wBo ABK TROUBLED WITH Prrytj
Blo'ehes, Tan. suntur, OF any Dishguremsos
,he ssin. should try tie "Bslm Of white Lirie-
which is 70 he had =, 80 sou,L second st., willis.
surgh. " n. low puce ot % cents Per bossls. n
an excellent preparation.
LADIE,' JEr BRACELETS.
o. and tWu Dollars pair.
A. q. e. ALIENS, 4l5 Brusivax,
one door below CAL =.
DIR. HENRY zHIIrs
rERVINR PowDRRa
TO CURE THR LOVE or grRosa pr-,,,l
TO ~~s ~ ~ DIVISION stre.s Mrs Hs-l
bghth Az. Mrs. Hayes iIb Fnltna "A Roo
Ut. herc's's va Broad ~ Newark
PRICE ONE DOLLAR.
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MILITARY NOTICE.
Headquarters I2,h Reyim.n, - ;

iisadaunrt"r- 12ih Regiment, n v, \. m
"f hTsd"ay The Commander-in. Chief havin,
issued his oder for the reo,ganilatlon ~ ~ ~
ment ior iau WAT the following places are e,tabli.h
edas recruiting stations;
S"urMy A, Lieutenant Ferry. 5?i Broadv.v
cry and S,Ntl 1T ~ III"
=, company G, "a tain Fowler, 80 Pearl 81. an
Mercer House. - -
company y, Lieutenant Hnaglsnd, Mercer uon..
company Captain Ryder, Mercer House.
Ioml any !, Captain Crome. jefferson M.rkc
COMPANY q, Captain Byle, D { Brnadway
OomI any ii. Captain Mccormick, jefferson M.
ket.
Company /, C,ptsin -. Mercer Hama.
Comlai X Lieu enaut Gardner, 81 East RrosS
way and Mercer Ioute
The officers having leen already in the service IN
tni , n1ntns' recruits may reiy upln elective dis
ciplinc, dri'l and good care
10 HENRY A. WEEKS, Cnlo.a.
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ASo1iwE SErzURE.-The bark L1mplightcr.
partly owned in Charleston, S. G., and in Sa-
vannah, Ga, has been seized by tho Pat Sur
vcyor under the confscatien act.
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NATIONAL FAST According TO notice given
IN all the churches, the Ma ional Fast will he
re'igiousy observed in this city. on Thurs Law
next. Preaching generally at II AN.
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, nSa Al ne otbesS IN gold. Ths'r ration, ar.
a ,.Doial: lie was at once made Llsutensnt n
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CITY NEWS.

ANoTnRR DfABoLIcAL ATTEMPT IN m.
srRor RAILROAD TRAIS.-About ten
o'clock, last evening, the police Of the 23d
Precinct discovered that large rocks had been
placed on the rails Of the Hudson Railroad,
nsm lOZd to l1Sth street, a distance Of is
DOCKS. At this point there is a very high
embankment, and as the express train from
Albany was due about II o'clock would No
doubt have caused terrible loss of life About
week ago sleeper was found placed on
the railS, near the same place.
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DESPERATE ASSAULT ny 80, 900 re-
BELS.
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hrLrAsED.-M. C. Stanley was released
IRON Fort Lafayette on Saturday, having been
proved thorough Union man.
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Post once Notice

Post once Notice
Pssr OFYtcE, N. Y, sHrT. 10, issi
ne now style o. upvernment POSTAGE srAMrI
nov rady' and for sale at this Office RHohan =
will te made of the new style for an emIv.l.J
amonI Of tie old Issue during a period "A ~
DAYS frum the date Of this notice. .flnr vh,.]
stamp OF tie old ssue will ma le received In -
mont ~ Postage on letter. sen, from. his a.. -
"W WIN u. TAYLOR Pm
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b'.,m9'c. Sept Il Tho Richmond UAig
o. Tue ISM inst. SAVE, six more federal prisoners
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RARN UMS AMERICAN MUSEUM
That wonderful and Extraordinary oninal. the
LAYING HHPOPNTAM

the only representative of tie Inhabitants OF the
RIVER NILE IN EGYPT,
ever seen IN America continue. 10 attract thou
a. ens "t thousands nj yistonl daily. TrAVeleru
~ the Fast have often spent weeks aud hundreds or
dollars N see specimen Of n eas
SfkANGE AND INTERESTING CREATURES.
b strange and singular that the saored histor A
says,
"IroN THE EARTH TnERH ~ NOT MS LIKH;"
anu abiding 10 his immense size and gigantic pow
~, says that he "esteemcth ircn rs "a straw, and
brass az rotten wood t,nd that his 'bonez are Al
strenF pieces Of brass" and "liks bars Of iron.
jon Oh. xl. and XII. fsta perfect spaci alen OF
ms lmmense animal is IL DO at the Anlseums
AZ al hours, for the
THRILLING sum OF TWENTY FIVE CENTS,
WIN, then, will fail &c embrace this opportunity
lie is seen both in the water and out of tile water,
d same as he would De- In hts native ,untry. Ba-
sides, he l. accompanied by nat We ARD, 80 tAAk,
'or 20 cents, the visitor secs both the animal and
man rom the tar.1h md ancient Ma AMI nOa
only This wonderful novelty, Tat the entire AG.s.iH
vi b its million 0f oUriOsities, which now elo'
THE BEAUTIFUL AQtARIA, with lis mya- !
living hsh, and Ia which have Just been adj. ed M
new specimens, besides a LIVING SHARK, IIV-
ING SEAL, SEA LION, MAMMOTH BEAR SAM
Ply FAMILY, DC.
Admission 70 al, % c.s,; Childran uAdsr IN. Ia.
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se'enty.Niuth New York state Militia
hor''lMt tALCONER will receive re- ruits fcr
thus gallant regiment, at his head Quarters. an.
hayward House, Ill Third ave. VIII he for var,L
od u Washington ~ soon as enrolled se23 6sITs
Obih Regiment, or Ist lie giment Irish
Brigsie, u he commanded ly Li,ut. Col Nugsnt-
lew more recruits wanted for Go. Rrions and
quarters furnished Immediately. Apply At III.
LeadluArters, ~ Prince 1t, or II the tent In ths
Park. TuOs sCANInN r.. 49,
JOHN KELLY, o. s. -
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SUDDEN DgArH-Rolert Mccullough. aged
49, died at No. II Mulberry street on Friday
night, suddenly. The police returns state that
intemperance was the probable cause.
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REiNFoRCEMENTs ARRIVED.

THE RtSHREGINEvr REpULsE THEM
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GENERAL NOTICT,n,

Heiiowny'~ pills will positively c,r. ~,
Bilious Fever If taken in doses Of ~ .IRh, ~
Hi'Ihlnks
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THE LATEST NEWS.
~ ExLseRAP8 TO rBs A. =. SUN.

The Defense Of Lexington.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-04-20
BELL COLOGNE.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,

Fall Trade of 1859.
FVNHE SUBSCRIBERS ARE NOW RECEIV.
IL ing their Fall supplies of ...--.
Drugs, Medicines. Paints, Oils, Dyestuffs, Fan.
cy Goods, Perfumery, &C.,
which have been carefully selected in the Northern Mar
kets by of the firm which they invite an inspection
from their friends and the public generally.
PHYSICIANS,
Will find Stock complete and to those about CON
mencing the practice of Medicine guarantee outfit
for less than they purchase it North as from
long experience in the business know best the ar
ces and quantities wanted by beginners for this part of the
country.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
We supply with Spices Soda Dyestuffs Patent Med
mines, Snuffs &c, at very small advance New York
prices and request them to price stock in this line be-
fore making their purchases.
PAINTS AND OILS
having bought them exclusively of the Manufacturers for
Cash. will sell them at such prices canQpt fail please
and would say TO Cash and shortme purchasers they
will consult their interest by calling before buying
PERFUMERY, &c.
Of the best Foreign and Domestic Manufacture such as
Hair and Nail Brushes and Druggists Fancy Goods gener
ally. We have the largest and most complete assortment
We have ever had the pleasure to exhibit.
Believing our home Journals sufficient medium for adj
vertisng do not think require the aid, and did not
get up while North, special Circular proclaiming
"speed and bottom, preerring that friends and the
community should Judge whether sell good Articles
and as cheap any other House.
Orders solicited from the surrounding country, which
shall have prompt attention, and be executed with
neatneSs and despatch.
Physicians prescriptions and family receipts compound
ed at all hours OF the day and night, with and
racy
WILLIAMS HAYWOOD
Raleigh, Sept. 26, 1859. s4-tf
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-04-20
X E NJ A II X s.

Ii vi n ii n
Experienced and thoroughly qualified teachers give
entire time to their respective departments.
Extra charges and needless expenses strictly pro
bb'ted-neccSsary purchases made by the teachers
Pcyune pcdars not allowed to enter the premises and
pocket money is required
Oxford is situated the healthy hills of Granville. u
miles from the Raleigh and Gasoo Railroad, and is
neCted with Henderson Station by daily line stages
The scholastic year is divided into two The
first opens the first Monday in July and closes the
last Thursday in November. The second opens the first
Monday in January and closes with the annual
on the last Thursday in May.
students received for sessions. Cores
pOndents will direct their favors
MILLS IL CO., Oxford, N. c.
December IL, 1860. l0l-tG
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-04-20

ICE! ICE!!
BEST QUALITY OF ROCkLAND LAKE

ICE.
TENHE SUBSCRIBER CONTINUES HIS SUPPLY OF
Il ICE and is prepared to furnish his customers and
the public generally with
PUREoI
He will deliver ICE at his Ice House daily from sunrise
until O'clock A NJ. Sundays excepted)
TICKETS
Can be had of the Subscriber East Front
Street at the of Stephen Fuord ut the of
Broad and Middle Streets at the store OF NJ w. H. Sum-
re 1t the corner of Craven and Pollok Streets,
and the of John Amyet South Front Street.
and in no case Will ICE be delivered without his Ticket
the Cash.
For the convenience of the citizens Of Newbern he will,
from and after the first day Of April next throughout the
entire season. deliver ICE ut the Of Stephen F. Full
ford the of Broad and Middle at the store
of NJ W. II. Sumrel Of Craven and Pollok Streets
and the of 10 E. Amyett South Front street
daily from sunrise until p. NJ Sundays exceped On
Sundays from TO A. NJ, and from ~ NJ TO p. NJ, at
the of NJ W. H. Sumrel and the Of John E.
Amyett from to 9 o'clock, A. NJ.
HIS ICE HOUSE
Being located of the Railroad ut this place. he
will FORWARD ICE to other points any quantities free
from all extra charges except packages and freghts.
~ Prompt attention paid to orders from other towns
and counties A. L. jenkins.
Newbern \. C., March So 1861. 35--2m
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SCHOOLS, COLLEGES, &c.
OXFORD FEMALE COLLEGE.
LITERARY SCHOOL.

TINGlTS SCHOOL COMPRISES EIGHT PERMANENT
Il LE organized classes, whose studies with
the alphabet and continued in The Elementary branches
Mathematics Languages. English Literature Natural Sci
enreS and Moral Philosophy, until the minds of the
dents properly trained for the duties of life The in
veStganuS and discussions thorough and cnmprehen
sive. Necessary apparatus freely supplied The Libra
and Cabinets embrace and collections.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-04-20
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
NEW WORKS ON ARCHITECTURE.
Sloan's Constructive Architecture

A GUIDS FOR THE BUILDER AND CARPENTFp,
n Exhibiting the construction of series of DESIGNS s
Roofs Domes Spires and Orders of Architecture
selected from the best specimens of Grecan and Ro
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Sloan's City and Suburban Architecture;
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Buildings. Illustrated with 1876 folio engravings accom-
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Text By Samuel Sloan, author Of the Model Arcbec,
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