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BOSTON COTTON GOODS MARKET-Leading STYLES
of Cotton Goods continue in fair demand Heavy stand.
ard Brown Sheengs well sold up and continue stea
dy and firm at S1. Medium Sheetngs and Shrtings
range from 74@7%c; and light goods bring sac.
Beached sheetings and Shrtings Off steadily but
Drills continue in request for export and sell readily at
for standard makes and &c for the production the
Lacona and Peppere Beached Drills are quiet at &C.
and Blues at 10Ac Prints dull and selling at
comparatively low prices. In Print Cloths scarcely any
thing has been done Denms, Cotton Flannels Strpes
and Ticks have been in moderate demand Ginghams are
in fair demand at I1c. for the Lancaster and GIas
De LANES taken in lots wanted by trade
at from 15G1Sc, Chaes and Lawns are not generally
exhibited being rather too early in the season for offer
ing these goods.-Shipping List, Feb. %.
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMOR.


BREMEN-Ship ErneStine.-951 hhds tobacco cask
shells 64S bushels corn 26 bxs tobacco 262 dye
stu sly tons ogwood, 600 bags querciron bark box
insects.
QUEENSTOWN IRELAND-Bark Bien.-4 ,366 bbls. -four
LIyERPooL-Ship Neutrality-suspicious. bushels wheat,
1887 do corn 81 hhds. tobacco, 1875 bags bark PIG
In cnttn
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
They have Ibeen tested in more than thousand cases
with entire success
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NpsILAN1I. Mon I'm IL 1871


Not long since You for a boz of Ccphalic
Pills for the OF the Ner Headache Cosvencss
induced to Serd far more.
Please seGd by return mail. Direct to
i. r. WHEELER,
Ypsilanti, Michigan
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lEz1sa BOSTON STEAMSHIPS.
s5.aSs23s The new ard magnificent sidewheeI Ocean
Steamers s. X. SPAUIDING, Solomon Howas mms1d.
en- and BEN DEFQRD, Wa. 4. Haett, commander, will
sail for Boston EVERY FRIDAY, O'clock, p NJ, alter
ratey.
The accommodations for passengers are ofTHE FIRST
CLASS.
Fare So including Meals and stataroona
For freight or passage apply to
4. l.. HIGGINS, Agent
Office Boston Steamers wharf,
UElbtf q TOnP
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Ia ia EE5sE.=sszssss=Eszzzzzzs1 PHILADELPHIA
1Es5g 80 E szssg-~Sstsl " lin \ GRO, A

WINIEI -aRNaNGENFN Z
- and after MONDAY, Nov 26th, Passenger trains f.,
phiIadeiphia will leave PRESIDENT STREET DErUT
DAILY Except Sunday as follows, viz:
Express TRAIN q sS0 a. NJ, WAY MAIL at Iols
A. NJ; EVENING NAIL at $40 P II
ON SUNDAYS at $40 p. II. only. All trains connect VIE
New YORK Trains except 80 p. NJ, on Saturdays.
Freight Train, with Passenger Car attached, leaves .
4l5 P. NJ stopping at all Stations between Baltimore ana
Hsvre de Grace
and 10 80 P ". ~
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

CINCINNATI, Feb. A-Four is very dull at 81 5OG4 CO.
Whiskey IA cts Provisions finn Mess SIG SCALE rs
CHARLESTON, Feb 23-Sales of O4O bales of Cotton at
prices ranging at from to II cts, being decline of
4@DE cent.
MOBILE, Feb 23.-saIes of $500 bales of Cotton at
104dn cts The market is firm
MOBILE, Feb 23Sales of 500 bales Cotton at IL cts
Sales of the week 10000 bales. Receipts IL 700 bales
against II 420bales last year Decrease 29 ASS bales
Exports 20;9l0 bales. Stock SO $40 bales Freights-
Cotton for Liverpool taken at AL 80 for Hayre 9OH
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SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
SATURDAY, February %, 1861.
$3.50 Mary'd6 's, '90-100 100 shs. Gardner Hill
1000 B. Il 0. RR. BIDS. Mining Co., 200
$3.50 1000 shs. Silver Valley
1000 n. W. Va. RR Mining Co. -.35
LIST m. bonds, -S7 100 shs North State
SO shs. B. 10. RR b60-59H NJ. Co. 20
$50 " SO 1900 shs. Bait and N.
C. Min. Co. 30
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StOrage

STOkAGE WANTED on either Floor or Cellar
~ OF the large Warehouse, No 100 s. Eutaw street opno
site baltimore and ohio Railroad Depot ApnIv ON ba
premises to REP WOLF Ff'' fss ~ le
STORAGE FOR GRAIN AND FLOUR can
fronts on Bowly swharf. Apply to ""''
i2-tf Wood street % fI Bwd 4 70
STORAGE WANTED.-On first floor of War
ohouse No II Smiths wharf at low rates bv
,,o.s CHARLES PEEDERGAST
1-oe, II Smiths wharf
SSrnRA Capacity to the extent of 10000
hIbsrre,s perchsneiGe can be obsined at Hanisrso,
mri1 ,FSPpS 10 join HENDERSON h Co
stIl9 corner Commerce and Prstt streets
STORAGE WILL BE TAKEN AT LOW
N'rates in Warehouse No. SO South street
au2atf WI. SMITH,
-=--------~-.-------zy IS South street..
HASHMARETS.
~ TWGnty cases BLACKS, DRABS, BROWN and FAN
sale by i7pIg aGeS, r IqSt reserved and for
d2l-tf N MI ILL ~ > u W,
SALT.
~ $500 sacks common SALT
2r2 Marshall s Fine SALT, anoat per shin
John Clark" from Liverpool, for sale by '"''
n2Su I6 Bowly's wharf
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.tGaaMIsSi9s.

s3iGa:ItSsgi}s.
r&!SEs UR0MWELLJSj
E-asEc3s<, LIN OF STEAMERS
BETWEEN
BALTIMORE AND NEW YORK.
The Steamships Of this Line will leave
BALTlAOkk, from Spears wharf
And NEW YORK, from Pie IS, North River, on
EVERY SATURDAY, at noon.
Shippers to WILMINGTON, !. c.. BOSTON, PROVI-
DENCE, PORTLAND and other Eastern points can have
their goods promptly forwarded by this line free of
mission Apply TO
SAML. 7. PEARCE, Agent,
= ~ ll6 Spea'S wharf,
$500 Is WEST STREET.
ieS-tf New-iork.
lIESR1s, AMER CAN-KURUPEAN EXPRESS.
Esshss1sEzs NE " YORK.
AUSTIN BALDWIE q Co, Sole ProDriet0rs.
Forward small parcels, packages and freight
all parts OF EEsope, Steamer twice every week Also
per steamer via Bremen and Hamburg Through receipts
given and dispatch guaranteed.
Bills 0F kXG NGE issued parable in England, Ire
secured European steamer at best rates Drafts for
sale on the Royal Bank Of ireland, Dublia. Apply to
JNO. q. 4 HERRING, Agent,
at Office OF Adams Express Company,
Poll T
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biz. SPALnING.
'Oe that wat to send me two dollars worth more
few out of III. first box got from you.
Send the Pulls by ma and obIige
l our oOv'''G JA SSFEsnRE; REMEDY
HAvExFoKD, PA, Feb. c, 1851
lie Pills, Gars reeeiSsd great deal # Jen from e
o"'5 NH iytHF' XSW sroIKHoUss
SPRUCE CREEK, HUNTINGTON Co, PAX
January is, 1851
p SIR You Win please send ne two boxes Of your cephac
Respectfully yours, ,,,,,,,,,
Ps-Ibarc used orc Jop Of yo,r Pais, and m nd item
Please nd ncosei twenty-five cents for which send me
another box of Cephallc Pills they truly tie
best Piis Ihare erer tried u,r,,,
Direct A. STOVER, p. ".
Belle Vernon, WYandct Co, q.
BEVERLY, MASS, Dec. IL, 1860.
wish for some circulars or large show bills to bring
Cephalic Pills particularly before
Ifyou have any thing of the kind, please send to me
ache Casually lasting two daysJ eGs cured Of an diiacE
IN one es GS Ih ya 6 which sent A W WILKES
prr,-o,,orr-,, II ., ~, A.,
r,.,,.,. :, Yu..,.. January ., 1851.
ii1 ne" n " "a S rir Git NJ V
send Bfha S s ee2sfd P Hd n re Gents @ for which
Your Pix 1cSE Ike a cialnaNc;re Tsr5gcbe o1,,,,
| aRSdEt@r ~
1'' ''"''' WI = FlA'i'f'f''
Mr. SpALDING 1'''"' ''' ~ '''''
Pills for the cE SnfS sem 70 Sg Tor o9S Of CGgac
and received the same men bgI 81 ooT I'm oq: toj mr.,
Ypsilanti Michigan
From the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
From the Democrat, st. Cloud, Mimi
in case of an attack
TF,oro tra G. Tori, Do,,oor,tr
rapidly increasing.
he did not L7,o,y TO possess real ,ncrt
Tbov bo,,o ,roo .o-., :; No., a., . g., -
with entire success
IFrou the Advertiser, Providence Ri
The CenhaIic pile aro s.a 70 ba r,rDar,,tI er,i,
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of the printed list Sales of New York Central at II
(g774; Gaiena, II Rock Island, 56% Pacific Mail
was weak and sold down to So against e3& yesterday.
The State Stocks if anything shade stronger The
transactions to day very limited only few thousand
there was more inquiry and the low price Of the Coupon
1000 Of these were taken this morning IS and that
bid for Treasury Notes are firmer and the twelve
cents in demand at 1024 per cent In the Rail
road Bonds there is little change. The sales are few
and at firm prices.
Inlay Bicknell report the detection of a new and
very dangerous counterfeit Ten Dollar note purporng
to be the true issue of the Wyoming Bank Wkesbarre
Pa. 1t is an exact imitation of the genuine. Title of
Bank in circle at top of noe 10 on each upper corner
two Indians lower left male portrait on lower right
The officers of the Bank wiI without doubt call in all
of the issues of this plate at and new plate
20 be made.
In money and exchange there is nothing new stirring
There is abundant supply of capital at sack per cent
on good collaterals and 6H(d7 on "gt edge' paper
For strictly prime paper the demand is increasing
There is marked revival in general business this
week, especially in the Grocery Dry markets
In Breadstufs there has been special activity
closing of the Corn Exchange yesterday making this
broken week The following is the statement of the i'm
ports of foreign dry goods the port New York
the week and since January compared with the
periods in 1859 and 1860
For The meek. 1859 1860 1861
Entered at the port. s765,59 81 pa $50 81 $40 All
Thrown market. g7l Is? Dos ISL S3T T5g
Since january
Entered at the port 4G63IS SOL ISL SIG iO2 59
Thrown Market. 10 2S5 1875 365 OH 70 515 G.
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ga Bohemian" says Charles Aston Bristed, ''is
man with literary and artistic tastes an iucurabe
procivity to debt, and strong disbelief in Mrs.
Grundy.'
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The voting on the ratification rejection of the
Texas secession ordinance took place in that State
| Saturday last
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rrSits NUIIJE.
ssT-asS4tsssss=4s FOE THE I'ATT-TEVT RTVFP
me steamer MARY WASHINGTON will resume bsr
f21e 70 the fatuNent River, commencing WEDNESDAY
", fchrrary 9Th, 1861, o'clock and continue
every MHfGfsaaE until further notice Proceeding far
Returning viii leave Hills Landing every Friday morn
ing I2r benedict VIII leave Benedict every Saturday
MOI 70 az CLOCK Tor 3atmorc-caIin at an the usual
landings on the River also at Fair Haven and Plum Point
f-t-t
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The business into which the Bencia Boy has
entered in New Orleans, is said to be of the
geological sort, having an intimate relation with
nthe tiper -
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LFrom the Advertiser Providence, 4. ~
The Cephalic Pills said to be remarkable effective
remedy for the headache, and the very best
frequent complaint which has been discovered
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litical party, and of compelling men in authority
to obey the will of workingmen.
Mr.. Lowry, of Philadelphia, announced himself
the representative offftv-two thousand working
He further said, that these 81, 900 men would
promise as settlement OF our national difficulties.
1t was finally determined to adjourn until two
o'clock, p. NJ, to receive the report of a commit
tee appointed at the session of yesterday after
noon Philadelphia Bulletin, Feb. %.
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C. K. CANNON
: ss - BALTIMORE AND SU8QUEuA

E.lsIS-h BALTIMORE AND SUSOUEHA
5T5f7s=a7SET-sf5is, Ma steal COMPANY,
HM;I dAR DAILY LINE Except Sun,ay) Tor POIT pF
POST, HAERh pE GRACE, and TIDE WATER Canal
, Inc steamer "P0RTShUyIH," Capt. Phillips, leave
lower eiG OF 81 y n IA LIS A VENUE EVER.
% IS,oa, &E2% ESnAY and FRIDAY EyEEiy5; d.
81 hSDA Z Tt4tkSDAY, and SATURDAY, at 3 o'c,Jc.
~ n, anu "a Ky DE kCG AZ s o'clock, p ~
me steamboat LANCASTER" Capt }. " Tontnscu
tsaTSS sane place EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY aa
SAI1 KLIA1 ~ lining at O'clock Returning lea
PORT DEPOSIT EVERY hONDAY WEDNESb3 Y ami
~ o'clock, p II. " ''-''
Passage, berthS included, so cents
Freight received daily until O'Clock, carried at Inr
rates ana carefully attended TO- "
81 nHpiicate receipts for freight viii ne rcouitcd.
ihe agent at Havre de Gr2ce will attend To- iogr,,,, a.
mercandise consigned to him for any point on the Peu
fl-,iaiephia or elsewhere.
The steamboat 'SJUkIATA,3 Cant Fred Tcr,lirsor GA.
he chartered any time
los. las AS TAYLOR, Agent, Baltimore
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from the Southern Path Finder, New Orleans, Ia.l
Try them you that afflicted, and we are sure that
testimony be added to the already numerous list
duce
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from the Kanawha Valley Star, KanaBha, Val
We are that suffering from the headache,
who try them, will stick to them.
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E Passengers and their baggage conveyed f,ee cqSrSs
81 s % 1913 10 ~ 'I re houte'
~ g.. 1y ss Inc enjoy tomfortSpie hghtslcsi
M AM p9nt and 1 M ~ 10 gg S'sf 9 "'eh
iTi.'f,G - a3tSri5 tit ''p py uayhght
All T.. ~ ass;tgelS rom Nc" ORR
ecLaJ rT5. - ms l-Be WE nave their baggage
viii he c|actI ~ iarayt no - 'ioAi whence
FAR fT;Ter u, EN- pOdf i south. nth,
NEW Wink at he G LOU a,eStls H3gIy II
tjce Jersey Ferry RT1iI1g Fo ~ 4..li,or'
Pegrce Av5 also az rho Nv i.~sy ~
aiso a. VI " Jersey fEalFoau once, loot %
etraf "a. a. u -as d corner q barclay
CrEsnv's fTC y " cr - ~ ~ IA al "a
~ ~ NJ 80, - -; Vi t anu CieStiint SIS.
TGi r. a. - - i , Gu stlSta ana IN l'AlI
fl-iop nj nv o. hoI ~, "catt company 1901
~ ~ y, u, Wv rC,!iU we Day solSti'eFs
f6j:fSi 81 n%" aLu Deiui'd aaieis
art and cyani 80 - lePlet5 WIN every con.
Tie -, 80 t-rLi SuIeh 70 ule iine thr
ANA Cs1t q ~ ~ t u 'g i iid,[s ~ -
cannon fasir, sil' ~ = ~ Sa!talh I52
rs "'' 't' state ROOMS anu Gefth 1rc"l
t.S i',it Steamers Viii leave Tie t1lHf1-
~ "tril : - 80 4JClh EtNF HF tbNCCttD ST!.Ett
OiS' ''i'''"5 Ls1 : y 20 20 ,,,, ,,,,,. , ~
Or ir,,,s;f. -, 81 RI ~ ~ ol ;I r. y ~.
,sEich leave NV V6r ~ ~ >, ss hA'
4 Te riIoT!1, V Il 's - Pr ana lhi!a"epha al ~
H. '"e ''' irrt ~. - '!'e ''S'e'n."'
Mav, York A. cII1,,, 4 .. If, ~, = , S.,
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e WINTER ARRANGEMEN

y s.Ets,-Ez W INFER ARIA NC EMENT
IHDlVIDTAL ENTERPRISE LINE
Dn and after ftESDA January 29h, 1901 tie Steamer
PIONEER will run as follows ' ~ '
Leave Baltimore every TUESDAY MORN ING at ,-c'rci,
To- TO-, 81, MiCHAEL'S and EASTON. via MILES RIE EE
htti return day. Every Wednesday same ECur
ior Nm F0LlS, VEST RIVER and Cambridge, re-
tuning on Thursday by the route Every Saturday
~ the same hour Tor ANNAPOLIS, WEST RIVER CA 81
6klprE; OXFORD and EASTON POINT, return on Mon.
uT py NE same route, leave Easton Point at cc'ock
ja26tf VI "'~'i n u C.NrNoN
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From the Western r. R. Gazette, Chicago, MI
We heartily endorse MI Spaldng, his unrivaled
Cephalic Pills.
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The Wilmington (N. C) Herald, heretofore a
strong Union periodical, has come out in favor of
immediate secession. The Herald says that the
cotton States are ont of the Union and cannot be
brought back, and North Carolina is fast beconI-
ing "cotton State" she cast her lot with her
sisters.
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Bills have been introduced in the New York Leg
lslature for the repeal of the Sunday liquor and
theatre laws in force in that State
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Owing to the devastating effects of the severe
drouth in the island of Cuba, where provisions are
scarce and high the Government is said to be
about taking off the duties corn, rice, beans,
potatoes, rye -four, hay, hams, bacon, fish and
lard-all of which articles plenty enough in
the United States and may be sold to the distress
cd Cubans at fair but remunerative prices.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

SATURDAY, Feb. %.
firm. We note sales to-day of 275 bags rejected Rio
liz cts and of 600 bags fair to good do I2di2E
We publish below the usual weekly report Of Messrs.
White Elder, Coffee brokers, to which refer for
statement Of the condition of the market
WEEKLY COFFEE REPORT.
Stock of Rio Coffee, Feb 10TH 1861 500 bags
Received since per bark ESTHER ''.......... 100
"Hereilta, '......., 5000 %
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THAT
SPEEDY AND SURE CURE
Is WITHIN THEIR REACH.

As these Testimonials unsolicited by Mr.. SPALDING,
they afford anquestiOnable proof Of the efficacy
Of This truly scientific discovery.
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HALIFAX, Feb. 23.-The America left last evening
for Boston.
The ship Sarah A. Bell before reported wrecked
near Wexford, was in collision January 25th with
shin Henry CLAW from New York
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IMPRESSIVE INCIDkNr.-Alter the New York Sew
enth Regiment had returned to their armory, on
Friday afternoon, after the parade, an interesting
and appropriate scene occurred, indicating the de-
voton of the Regiment to the Union and the laws
The entire cOrps-numberng nearly nine hundred
uniformed men-stood with uncovered heads while
the Chaplain, Rev. Mr.. Weston, delivered an i'm
Pressive prayer for the Union at the desire of Col.
Lefferts, who accompanied his request with some
well-tmed patriotic sentiments.
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Mrs. Gov. Morgan. in going to party at Eras-
tus Corning's house, the other evening, lost
breastpin valued at 81 800
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BETHEL 4ACADEMv
7. 4 H0RNER, P,ine;nol 40 :

FhS present Principal has had cbarra
a,, sessions and is grstied to besv. mus scho
entre satisfaction his patrons and that he b
now permanently established He will mat The scb"I
senoars and to train his nnn,. sVe to maj
suoi"us naolfs; and bis long exDernr. 70 steady any
governing school ustfes The expectsto teaching anS
success full in his eHOrts pA'oo That be viii lug "
Ihe schooI Is located in a healthy .eo;.
county among moral and refined peons ~ Of Person
rslity. '"S 10 Vice and im"u
The course Of studies Il designed to pre,,. '
r eotege and also to ct those who may n" young men
respectable stations in Ife BY instruction. course W
branches Of sound Engiish education m the ordnsr
ends with the greatest efficiency, The css.a attain bess
and smpe time devoted To exaninat;on s WI be ew
The subject ct every lesson and willis, ~ lecture uno
mended by experience will be strictly sdhe. ecam.
books and modes Of instruction will ha icy u, thepr,
latest advancement of knowledge in each 10 We
branches student y not be ,eta;nsd VI Inc Severn
negects his studies; is addicted tn VINO habtuav
any Uther species Of immorslity. pahe Swearing q,
Parents or guardians will be advised of a..
and proRress Of their sons or wards ne Department
dte ana close Of each term-oftener if circn ~ the mid
to require it. 20 =. " '''cumstances Seem
Two terms Of twenty-one weeks each con,.
lastc year. The Spring term opens the ID The sch
uary. and the Fall term the I'd Monday in aay Jau
% The price Of board and tuition 10 Wy!
term. 'D 20 sixty dpllan,
@ Elder E. MONTAGUE>
~ Fl. NEAL.
.. -.-, R. D. BUMPAss r
....| D: A. HARRIS. 1u'sa.
Decembe, 8 ,ss, W. II. LAWSON,
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GLEN ANNA FEMALE SEMINARY

TINE SPRING SESSION WILL COMMENCE -,
II GARY lot, 1851 English Course from AZ IN JAN
Session of 81 weeks Music and other Branchs, Per
Board, ashing, Room and Full s. per month usual
young Lady will furnish her own Towels and Tn., Lash
and keep her room in order. Students will not ha
to make Store accounts Miss LINDSAY the Princ~es1
Is lady OF hne scholarship and experience in
having been Principal in of the best Female
res in the State three years. Our Teachers are a S
ern by birth and education 3' oou'h
Address J. W. THOMAS p,..
Townsville N. G., Dec. g. 1861. 4s"w tres
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NOTICE..

10y VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF TIE COURT OF
Id Equity of Wake County at Fall Term. 1851, will
sell public oucry, Monday the sh of January next,
and within the hours prescribed by law the highest bid.
der, the Tract Of Land commonly called the
FORESTVILLE TRACT"
containing abont acres and the day. upon the
premises, the Tract called
"PE NY HILL"
containing about 100 acres both belonging to the estate
of BRIAN GREEN deceased.
The property will be sold a credit of six months pur-
chasers giving bond with approved securities
ALSO. Monday, the nth, at Forestve will be rented
for the ensuing year the
HOUSE AND LOT
now occupied by DR.. WM. J. GREEN and on Tuesday,
the 7th, ut penny HILL" will be suld number VI
articles Of perishsble nature.
G. B. HARRISON, Admir-.
Wake County, N. c., Dec. g. 1861.
1O5-w6swtJap.1.
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NOTICE..

nv THE 18TH DAY OF NEXT DECEMBER WI
JAMlN s. SKINNER. Perquimons county, n. G. al, Ut
chatel properly belonging to his estate Consisting Of s
OF hsrses Mules Cattle Hogs and Sheep crops Of Corn
and Fodder large lot Of Wagons Carts Flows and am
ing Implements. '"'
At the same time portion of the Negroes benpno
the estate will be hired out fur the year. and the d,
joining John W. Sutton, known as the old james .S
place. and portion Of the Whedbee land joining Bakers
Hoskns and Abrsm Riddck will be rented out for III,
same time.
TERAS:-The property will be sold on credit of ii,
months with interest from date The negroes and land
vii! be hired and rented out q credit Of twelve months
without interest.
JAMES L. SKINNER,l
X. W. LASSlTER, Executors.
g. W. WOOD,
November 26, 1861. 4S-wsnd
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-12-11
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