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1fle0icul.

NNE TO SIX boxes of "WINCHESTER''
~ SPECIFIC PILL" will permanently cure any ease OF
Seminal Hsokaos s Tesudog impoteaee HowKyEk 40.
GksyArEp aud will be found equally efficient IN affections Of
Prostate Datetes and deasss generally OF The Urinary
OyodnI ..a... a., 90,
o1ylC Pill in many case, Of Spsmatoyhed aud with the
,,o,t peyfeet ,seee."-J MILTON SANDERS M. d.. LII ID.
ct is as near ,pec6c any medicine can be. have
cur.d very severe cases with from rEs DOsn-B
KEITH, NJ. D., Ed. RepsrtOry Of Med Science.
PERSONAL."T The good faith Of Mr.. Wnche'tefs state
rpsut. may be implicitly ,eli,6 on"IioRAcx GsHBrrr
tn. SPECIFIC PILL is not Homeopathic remedy nor
. 4, contain Mercury Iron Csnthsrdes injurious
r~,sdens Price: per box, sir for rs Sent by mail
soia wholesale and retail by J. WINCHESTER no. %
John st., N I.
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amnsemenls
WALLACK".

WALLACK".
Entrances on Broadway and l3thst Doors open q, Y
commence At 3 o'clock Fourth ight Of the great
IRISH BOY AND YANKEE GIRL.
Mr. and Mira W. j. FLORENCE,
Whose inpeisonations deghtng crowded and fashion
able audiences.
TONIGHT. FRIDAY June 10
the immensely successful new buresque of
THE LADY on LIONS
Mrs. w. J. FLORENCE Sc
NAroLEON BoNAPARTE CLAUDE MELNoTTE
Mr. FLORENCE Z" LOUIS NAfoLhoN BEAUSEANT
BIZ Dayidse a. the Widow MelIotte
Mrs. Geo. Skeret as Pauline.
GRAND CORtS De BALLET.
To commspce with the deeply inter e,tng irish Drsms,
HANDY ANDY.
Handy Andy, roiskiug Irish Boy. Mr. W. j. florouce.
FRiDAY-Fourth Night ofthe slorence'
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Tobacco Fair.

LOUISVILLE, " oduesday June IT. fB6x.
The tobacco fair OF the Kentucky Agricultural
Society at spratt 4 Co.'s warehouse was held to-
day. 1t was great success. Some 300 hos shesds
contended for the premiums. The prices were very
best bogsheads sold as follows: Manufacturing Leaf
First premium, $50; second, $50; third, $50 Cut
ting leaf-Fint, So; secoud, sl0 third, ~.
Ladies csss-First, SOL; second, $;5.
Tie Journal and Democr0t earnestly protess
against any arrangement with the Rebels whereby
Gen. Bucxner will 10 released.
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Glacbinerp.

ITO HOOP-SKIRT MANUFACTURERS
l. Fifty MACHINES. complete. with frames; also Spool
Machines aud other tools necessary for covering the WIRE
used in manufacturing Hoop Skirts.
Nv. SIZES q Co, No. 1877 Broadway.
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NlXoN's PALACE OF MUSIC.

NIXON's PALACE OF MUSIC.
~ CORNER TH-Av. AND HrH-ST. .
LESSEE AND PROPRiETOR.... ...... JAS. NJ. NIXON
NOW OTEN FOR THE SEASON
BUT ONE PRICE FOR ADM ,SlON
10 tho P.acs Of Music, 20 the CIemorne Gardens, 10
the Equestrian School, and 70 the Hall on FosA
THE BEAU rIFUL PALACE,
with new and handsome Stage Scenery Decorations, and
Furu!tufe throughou comu"d Qua cool and gen.eeL
An ELEGANT BOUDOlR
for The exclusive occupation Of Ladies.
IHE MUSICAL DEPARTMENT
Of thls dexhfll Pa ace will be under The direction Of
Mr. THOMAS BAKER 49,
The Stage Entertainment will consist ~ OPthA, BAL
LET and PANTOMlNE, for which THE bEaf AhI'
IsrES IL THE COUNTRY have been engaged.
In tue Oparac Department are already engaged o,.,,
Nj, CARLOTrA fATIL Mms. SrRAKOSCH,
signora SBRlOLiA, SisnoT AhDANA'ii
Ssncr DEBREUlL.
Tof tito Ballet, there vii DO at pIesent -
Senofita CUBAS. slgnor AlhlNhs!,
CAROLINA TaELEJR, Mons flrhOFF,
Mile. HELENE, $3.50 and 4 fnl Sofp,
WITH CHANCE or PROGRAMME EVERY EVENING.
Admit Palace Of Music GTemogne GaIdes and sques
TRAN ......E9 cents ohlf
Received arm chair, la Pascg Of Mutic.23 cons extra
Orchestra cents eia
Children % tternvou coca
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\rIXoN's CREMORNE GARDENS,

NrIXON's CREMORNE GARDENS,
~ Corner o. 6th-sv. and lgth =. .
LESSEE AND pROPRiE iOR.......JAME5 ny. NIXON.
NOW OPES FOR THE SEASON -
The entire csahshmeut !. open from !. TIL III p M,
every day and evening except Sunday.
Three Grand Eutsrtainments snd ell -
FOR Osr PRICE o. ADMISSION
THE MAGNIFICENT CREMORSE GARDENS,
with evergreen Tree, lee from ie.sct sun%y ,1ce,l'
TIE SPLENDID PALACE or MUSIC
fsee other sd -rtis.meutl,
THf HAIL OF FLORA,
the rsr.t exhibition Il beautiful flowers over seem
THE GORGEOUS TURKISH PANlllON...
und-r which .in b. given. EVERY tffthroot and
INFNfsfs the most ........,..,
sUPFkB EQUESTRIAN PERFORMANCES.
By siti,s Of world wido Ieuown. ~
COM. FOOTE ASD COL. SMALL q,
tbe ~ the juvenile world, will hold thoir
LEVELS EVERY AFTERNOON. -
REFREsHaEhTs or THE BEST KIND,
such a. Ice. Cream. Jeos Fruits. Confectionery Cakes
Cless kc, can b. bad Of attentive wsi'sts
bU1 No LIQUORS or ANY KIND,
Spifluous vnous m.nted csn be bad or tolerated
AImi,.ion 20 Cremoru, Gardens Palsce Of Mnsic
Hall OF FlorA and kqles,rian School ~ cents only
Ks.,yed seats Equestrian >cDool....l5 cent. ertra
Children 10 -femoon cent?
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1rxxIa-2s o3gbbs Flour 8J bbs Com IDEAL 20 bags do
~ hh,, Whisky 1895 bush. Wheat, 64Gs3 bush
op IS 900 bush Oats 4O5e pigs Proyisons 80 Pks Lard
.,Vkv
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Ue00inq CARDS, &f.

At GIMBREDE's, No. $50 Broadway, All
n Hon. and vi.iting CARDS Note Paper hOncg.m., ~
ont Of town lii direct their fsvo oGIMbREDk, NJ City
"A cAnDs-Tb,.e celebrated Engraved Cards sold only
ct Ne. les Fsilenst.. n. Z. Estsenshoa "''
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NIBLO" GARDEN.
~ MONDAY EVENING, Juno q 1904.
And EVERY SIGHT
GRAND OPERATE ROMANCE,
TIE SYREN.
MISS CAROLINE RlCHlNGS,
The Young and be.ntilul American Vocalist
MIR D. L. DAVENPORT.
Nix. JOHN GILBERT,
Mr.. 2. RICHlNGs.
In the principal characters.
NEW SCENERY. EXQUISITE MUSIC,
FFFFCrlyF MECHANISM SUPERB COSTUMES
Admission 80 cents, Secured Seats 70 cents Family Circle
ITS
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Mnrkets-CAAsFULLr kKPoETFD FOR TIE y. Y. TsigusD.
THURSDAY. JuDe ~. 1852.
ASHES steady and in fair demand Gales Of ~ bbs -
- Ts0 - sit FOR Pots. Pesris are inactive AZ %
cora ONtne inquiry has bseu fs ard the hrnness mo-
ced las. s contnurs hear CT sses Of about 900
bae. oasis OF SIC Hidjiug UpaDds Adyices from
Memphis this sernoon report t1ar application hss already
been made to the GoVeInen officials for mission to sup
% bales the NoItn. From this would appear thai
larger quantities have been from the torch OF the
than hid been euticipsted We quote;
SEw-lORK CLASSIFICATION.
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WINTER GARDEN.
TONIGHT. FRIDAY. Jun. 49,
PROFESSOR ANDERSON AGAIN VICTORIOUS"
UHExAMFLED SUCCESS
GREAT IkluMPh
THRONCED AND OVERLOOKING HOUSES
Beyond ali precedent aud Of the pale OF all comparison
GRAND NEW SPECTACULAR BURLEsoUE
THE WIZARDS TEMPEST
Ply Charlie, Gasl-L
Pros. aud public alik. Pronoonce that 4 Is
MOST MA0yiFIcENiL1y S GORGEOUS,
MOST RICHLY RESPLESDENr.
Ever witnessed on thu New.Yots stage n.,v
rHE sSEf ydAo RAs HfO s 10 GARALLEL
No recent debutante hs. achieved
A SUCCESS 80 MARKED
MISS EMILY THoRNE,
""'' BURLEsQUE ACTRESS.
Has q once achieved the ~. ,,,,D,c,,,p.rv
THE ADMIRABLE MUSIC, ,
CHARMING CHORAL EFFECTS,
THE CIR EAT SONG
LITTLE MISS FLORA ANDERSON,
elicit tornadoss Of the widest applause
H. the course Of tho burssque tho
from the stage to the front OF the thss,er
'n' '""" '"V CIRcI'MDoMIc BALCONY
TWO HUNDRED BEAUTIFUL WOMEN
sliirodu -
AMAZOGS,
sYRENs
and pass entirely AROUND the house.
To SECURE Tor this gorgeous entertainment 1t Tefui
site apply In advance Boz Office open daily from g. IN
iii 8. IN.
Doors open every evening II; commence sts o'clock
FIRST GRAND MATINEE OH SATURDAY, June L.
WILL CLOSE. - ,roy
w The 9th ANNUAL EXHIBITION Of the NATION.
AL ACADEMY Of DESIGN vii close for the season on
MONDAY the ed mat, at 10 p. Gallerss opca daily
from a VI. TO IL y m.
AAnissea Is cent? Catalogue - oeats
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fnruitnre.

DEDROOM ENAMAELED FURNITURE IN
ID al coios Of w.nsnted manufacture also solid Chesnn'
Chamber suite. Plain and Orna neata. al H. T. fAhhinO
TONS No Do Canssi, opposite wooster tsAbi'hed Ioo
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Gales bn Anttlon.

A. NJ. MPRvIs. Aucuoneei.
by BANGS, MERWlN Il Co.. Irving Build
~ ins Nos 50 and 50 srsAdwayCSses 81 boots SEA
fXECUTDRS SALE.
THE ENTIRE MISCELLANG OUS LIBRARY Of the late
DR.. John w Francis LII d.. will be sold on
MONDAY AFTERNOON, June g. ct o'clock aud the fol-
lowing days 4 he week 1t tho same hour
For particulars Catalogue to be bad At the steToom
DISTRICT COURT Of the UNITED STATES
~ FOR THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF FLORIDA.
U. S. MARsHALs SALE
BURDETT, JONES 4 Co.. AuctiOnesu.
BY virtue o, an order Of sale dated l7h day Of May 1852
m scted by the Honorable District Court Of the United
States for the Southern District OF Florida will sell at public
suction, -
WEDNESDAY, the Nth day Of June. 1857,
At Lsiupeors stores Atlantic Dock Brooklyn,
Al IL O'Clock
TERx, OF SstES1ch funds viii be received BY the As.
zst Tesuror Of the United states deposit wi DC taken
"a payment ~ W - D.
~ bales COTTON, from prizs echr Rose
22G bales co rrON, from prze ,chr. r. c Files
100 bales COTTON from prize schr. President.
90 bsu. COTTON from p iIe .chr. Easenie.
% S Sss' G G99Trroos fro" prize 'shr. Cora
9 s%s s.s. eorros ,,l.. .ehr e..e. c. Baker
10 bales MOSS, f
S75 w. o. SLAVES
$50 w. o. SLAVES, from prize schr. Eusenie
PERG ms CAPS from pizes .n ;chr william
8casks SOLDER from prize schr Anna Belle
SAMPLES CAN BE SEEN on AND AFTER TIE
srH INST, Al THE OFFICE or ii. BEhNER. No. III
WALLSf.
JAMES {. CLAP.
T. s. Marshal Southern District o. florlds.
ByR w. WEIGH, L. ). Deputy MsishsL
NswYork, June 4, 1902.
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Dooto ano Shoes.

d.D SO 50, a. and "a 50.-SHOES and
st -. CATERS NEW SPRING STYLES, now ready
IOskgs No& 10 sad 70 Anpst 7 SPlssss csu n ~
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Eegai Noiltes.

IN PURSUANCE Of an Order of the Honorable
CHARLES p DAILY Fiat Judge Of the Court Of Common
Pleas Of the City ard County Now Yoh acting Surrogate
on sd County Of notice Is hereby given 10 all per
having claims against CHARLES n THOMAS, late OF
the City of NswYok decreased TO present the ssno win
vouchers thereof to tho subscriber at his ofse No ~ Wa
street in the City Of Newlork or before the h daI Of
October ns1t-Dsd ee YORK the get day OF March iS'1
CHARLES "A. GLOVER
r,bll I.rsfnV Administraor, with the " Ill annexed
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOR PHIL
~ ADELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST. via JER.
SEY CiTY-Mail and Express Lines leave EewYort al ]
snd 10 M, 4, 8 snd il p IN Fare 30 through tickets
sod for The South sndWes and through baggage checked In
g. Ia. and and II D. n. trains.
j. W. WOODRUFF Assistant Superintendent
baggage will he received for any trains unless delivered
and checGea Is minutes in advance Of the time OF leaving
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Qfenn Gtcamcrs.

nor PORT ROYAL, S. C.--The undersigned
4 viii dispatch the brig SARAH PETkRS to HILTON
HEAD and BEAUFORT, $. c., on TUESDAY. Juse ~
W freight either Of above points at reasonable
rates Appyto f. VI. BIXBY No. al Wsshington'st.
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Commencing M-y !, 1863.
NEW ARRANGEMENT for CALIFORNIA
~ via PANAMA-For the better accommodation Of the
large number OF psop. emgIsng to the gold mining dist
Of California and British Columbs TorR esmers per month
will be dispatched from Ne.foik aud ifOm San Francisco
respectively, instead of three IS heretofore
Regular days Of departure from NewfoTk on the ~ Mh
10Th aud 18th except when these dates fad SUNDAY
when the day of departure will be the MONDAY following
For freight passage apply at the only once Of me Lnr
No. s Bowhrg-green. ID. b. ALLtN' Afent
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

T. OR b r ID G f Z o X T The steamer
BRIDGEPORT will leave from Peck Slio, Pier No. 26
East River dsiy II o'clock Freight tsien arriving
In Bridgeport in time with the proSs trains for
the Housssuic Naugliuck, Ne~H,veu and Hartford Rail
roads Also the Shore line Suybrook aud London
GkO. W. CORLlES Agent.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-F ALBA.
I 4 NY end TROY CONNECTING WITH TRAINS
NORTH and WEST. Trains leave:
From ChsInbersst From 30ihst
Fxpres, and n m, and 3525 ll:2S NJ. aud 1855 and
20 aud p M 5:25 p. IA.
Troy and Albany with sleep 10 40 p Sundsys Included
log carl. 1918 p m.
Poughkeepsie train. at 623 and l25 and 1.l0
and and Gas p m. pm.
Fishkill train. $50 y. m.
IeekAkil usin, 9:45 M, and ass p III.
p
Sing sirg train, 5:aOp. M 1910 g. m, snd t:25 D.
Yonkers train $50 NJ, end $50 aud 1888 and 1885
A. r. SMITH. Superintendent
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I AURA KEENEs THEATER.
IL L.s.es................MISs MAGGIE MITCHELL
Acting Manager Mr.. tMES fiLORlA
The charming sud accomplished Comsdi-nne,
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL.
THIS AND EVERY EVENING II ihE WEEK
will be presented the thrilling Drama tlrsnssed fIom tie
GeImsnl en'ited - .-,,,,
FANCHOs; On THE CRICKET
With rev and beautiful scenery Thrilling fsoleanr, Snt
ling sustous Splendid Appointment Characteristic Cos
tune. and mechanical Illusions. 80 -
Fauchon her or -ira enaricisr. Mia MAGGIE MITCHELL
(Pelfcuned by her with imnsuse success IN all Sic
piirdpai cities Of the UDiepl ,
Father Bafbesnd rich FaEmor.......mr IL etodosrI
LaIdry..........l Twin .........:.m - W. colil-.
Difdirr. ........ Brothers, .......NI ~ H. Ds,rnpo'
Mother Barbesud ~ si,
NaJsou.
N.fett. Miss Adele Purkft orsit4n
Door. oIsn At u performances Commences al D.
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CADEMY OF MUSIC.
IA CHILD OF THE REGIMENT
THIS friday EVENING, -
MOST POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT BUT TWO,
OK THE CASTLE GARDEN PLAN
TO.NIOHT FRIDAY, ats
THE DAUGHTER or THE REGIMENT
DEBUT OF MADAME HERMANN. -
BRIGNOLi, .. SUslNi.
A CONCERT BY GOTrSCHALk.
A PERFORMANCE BY HERMANN
ADMISSION 10 THE WHOLE. FIFTY CENTS.
TOMORROW (sAIU iDAf), at
THE ONLY MATINEE AT ONE,
The GREATEST EVER GIVEN
Fir, appearance Of the two prime donne -
MADAME BORCHARD MADAME HERMANN
OOTTSCHALK snd HERMANN APPEAR.
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CTONINGION LINE for Boston, via GRO
- TON, NEW-LoNDoN; SFoNiE9T0N, PRQyI-
The splendid steamers COMMONWEALTH AID PLY
MOUTH ROCK viii leave Pier No 10 n. r. foot Of Court.
lGndst. ID ALLY ie1cspt Sunday, ut 9 m.
Freight taken low BY any other Line Office OF Com
psny, no. lis West-st., corner o. Coarlsnotst
w. NJ. EDWARDS, Agent
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Il PORT aud FALL RlyER--The splendid and superior
steamer METROPOLIS; CsPt BroTn l,aye. Nsw'York
yvery TUESDAY THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, at
O'clock D IN. and the EMPIRE STATE, Capt bayton on
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY. a. 5 O'Clock p m,
from Pier No. n. X.
Hereser no rooms viii be regarded secured to enJsp
yhcsnt until the same 'hsl have brea paid for.
Freight Boston is forwarded through with great dispatch
By FL press Freight Train.
WM BORDEN. Agent, Noe 20 and II West-st.
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Passenger trains leave a
+ ONG ISLAND RAlLKOAD-CHANGE of

IL TERMINUS-Pa.senger Depot Jamessp and foot Of
S4h.st T. RAT a FOR G,eenpor Sa- Harbor Orient
and Hsmptons 10 and % for Syosset; al $3.50
? ID for Ureenport; at p. ia for Hampstead
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JAMES C. CLAP.
L. s. Marshal Southern District o. Florlds
ByR. W. WEIGH. Il. 5. Depoty Marshal
New York June 4. 1902.
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S,TEAMSHIP GREAT EASTEkN.-Persons
desiring 10 select state Rooms Tor tho next trip Of this
vessel can do 80 at the Office No. Broaiwsy
CHAS 4. WHITNEY for the Agents.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-10-21
MISCELLANEOUS.
TO RAILROAD CONTRACT
WANTED TO HIRE.

EOAalTTED TO THE JAIL OF WAKE COUNTY.
~ negro man who says his name is WASHINGTON
and that he belongs to Capt William Smith of tie 6th
regiment C. t. and that he now resides in Petersburg
va SAID boy says IL at he put the Sails
bury n c. BY his master and by some accident thew be
came separated and be- the said boy, taken up and
Also. another negro Calling himself HENRY BROOKS.
says be free and that be is from Wayne County O.
and was bound to Benz Herring of said county now dead
Soid boy is bright mulatto, about q years old. .
Notice is hereby given that the owners come
forward prove property pay charges and take them away
or they will be dealt with as the law directs -
..Ia '.s W. II. HIGH Sheriff.
OcI. IA, 1907. = -... r- ..... o.. S3-tf.
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LARGE SALE OF UNCLAIMED BAGGAGE
AND FREIGHT. -

LARGE SALE OF UNCLAIMED BAGGAGE
AND FREIGHT. q.
Office NOrth-CarOlina r. r. Co.,l
Go. SHOPS, September II, 1852. !
AN THE 18TH OCTOBEB NEXT, WILL BE SOLD
" by auction q. this place, large lot of unclaimed
Trunks Carpet Bags Boxes &C. &C. Any property claim
ed before the sale will be delivered application. The
public is invited to attend.
BY order of the Board of Directors:
JOHN H. BRYAN, Jr Sec'y.
/ box, Miss s. F. Burgess.
l G. B. Stoiu. .....
package. E. Cowan.
l trunk, W. H. Addington.
" n Meet.
box, G. W. Moore.
boxes, r. W. Russell.
i box, 4. Clinton. .,
:" J. A. Delans. go.
/" J. Brown.
" L. Hunt. -i .'i. &c.,.
/ barrel, B. F. Cheatham .... ---...
I box, J. p. Nicholson. rg. ..
. W. W. Black. ...
boxes, J. Burton.
barrels; NJ & A. Santos
box, I. Bragg.
boxes Allen Rose & Co.
l box, D. Robertson 4 Son. .t.,
bOIes.-J. c. Wade.
] box. NJ. L. Meadows. -
And sundry articles not marked.
Sept 10, 1863. . 76-lm. q
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MASONIC.
MASONIC.

TTHE OFFICERS, MEMBERS AND REPRESENTA-.
Ies Of the Grand Lodge OF Free and Accepted Mason.
OF No. Carolina hereby informed that the Annual Com
muncaton OF their Masonic Body will be held in th. CITY
on Monday evening the first of December next at ocloc
for its consideration.
The Officers of Subordinate Lodges are requested 10 az
tend person. or cause proper delegates to be appointed
IN obedience with the Constitution aud general regulations
of the Grand Lodge. -,
WILLIAM T. Balm,
p,., Grand Secretary.
.IS.ehEm, N u, oct IL, 1862. Std.
10 The Register and Spirit of the Age will copy Is
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POCKET WALLET LOST.

r OST, ON THE ora INSTANT. BETWEEN RAL-
A egh and Weldon pocket wallet containing about
$lsS, well can recoectone $50 Confederate note
one $50 Confederate six tens mostly all Confederate
and about $25 in 6ves Of N: c. and c. bills The ba
lance except dollar bill Of Bank of Ocoe Tenn is
of S. Confederares down ones &c. 1t also contains
transportation paper from Lexington to Richmond with
my name on the face oft. .... ...f.. ID.
reward of $50 will be paid for the delivery of the wal
let and its contents at the Sdaddrd Office Raleigh N c.
I'+ DAVID Y0KLEY-
Sept 16, 1852. h'51PT '' sa' 75-st
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BLANTON DUNCAN,
fnT UhnTA

s,i r. FORMERLY KENTUCKY ..-
rs PREPARED TO FILL ORDERS TO ANY EXTENT
Il in Engraving and Printing Bank Notes, Bills Of EI.
change, &c
!. Engraving upon Steel or Stone.
Large supplies of Bank Note and other paper will be
kept. .-s 3 u. So
Aug s, 1862. -. am 63-am.
~ Register and State Journal copy to the amount Of
s. aud forward bill TO the advertiser.
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EDUCATIONAL, &c.
+. MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.
SESSION IS62.,62. ~ ---

MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.
SESSION Is62-'63.
WNBE NEXT ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES
will commence on the first Monday in November
1852 and continue until the first of March ensuing the
Faculty having determined, in consideration of the state
OF the country and the increased expense of living post
pone the opening OF the for month beyond the
usual period The course will be conducted on the same
plan, and with the advantage to the student as
... .. ..,. O.. FACULTY: .yr. .r-.. -r.f.
ca. BELL GIBSON, N. D., Professor of Surgery 90 -
DAVID H. TUCKER N. D. Prot. of Theory and Practice Of
Medicine
BEVERLr r. WsLLFORD N. D. Prof of Matera Medica and
Therapeutics y 10. ..' 1.''
A, 3 PErIooLAs. NJ. D.. Prof of Anatomy. ta.E 5Fr
s. JoYSRs, NJ. D. Prof of Institutes of Medicine &c..
JAMES II. CONWAY, NJ. D., Prof of Obstetrics &c. 90
JAMES hcCAw, NJ D., Prof of Chemistry and Pharmacy
MARION HOWARD NJ. d, Demonstration of Anatomy.
rf. .H. - Fees:
Professors Tickets, each, SIS
Demonstration Of Anatomy, 10
MatriculatiOn,
Graduation rE- .' e5
For further information copy nf the catalogue ad-
dress L. S. j0YNES, M d.. -.
. .-.,r Dean of the Faculty.
Richmond, Sept. IT, 1852. 75-lltpd.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

N. C. MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE co.
the Annual Meeting of the North Carolina Mutual
IN Fire Insurance Company held on the 4th of Janua
ry the following persons elected Directors and t
GERS for the ensuing year:
DIRECTORS: ,s-.# I...
Henry D. Turner Raleigh. .s .s.,- g.. a......
J. r. Williams, q"
T. H. Selby, p
CIV. D. Hutchiugs - ~.
Kemp 2. Battle 10 'ar gse.s
George Little, .sra
James N. Towles =
James E. Hoyt, Washington -
Alex. Mitchell, Newbern 70
Joshua q. Wright Wilmington. 20 "s3
John N. Jones, Edenton -. . .-.. .. 4'-l
Geo. W. Charles Elizabeth CITY. .,.- .,
Jos Ramsay Plymouth.
J. W. Harrell, Murfreesboro'
h. B. Williams, Charlotte ..-" nal
Samuel Watkins, Milton .t..rsI @ aa-dE
A. W. Steel Fayetteville -..- g,T moi.
Joseph White, AnSOn County g. -..-. ..........
p Josh. Bonner, Salem.
'> A. 7. Sunny, Asheville ..'' .'t " 20 t'3H.
OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY rif:rt 30
7. q. Seby, President. - III 'lf .7g.~a
. HID. Turner, Vice President. ... b.. --sl ls Il -
John II. Bryan, attorney. - s.....4 I'D y
hamden s. Smith. SecrstGr, and Hsasws-: G
John z. Williams, e. Committee .'.a f rrs
G: w. D. Hutchings. -. : r1fsss.I.ni
This Company has been in successful operation over IL
years. and continues to take risks upon all classes OF prep
cry IN me State Except Steam Mills and Turpentne Ds.
hleries) upon favorable Terms Its Policies now cover
property amounting to nearly S. large portion Of
which in country risks and its present canits il oy.
Al communications in reference insurance should be
addressed to the Secretary postpaid.
Raleigh, JAN ls, 1862 = y - Sc
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NOTICE.

rINAKEN FROM A MULATTo BOY ON THE1lTH AU.
Il gust Sorrel Mare star in forehead white hind feet
white spot left shoulder anj foretop cut Off The own
will please forward prove property, pay charges
&c. JOHN SH HURMAN,
august goth, 1861 - ss-f
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BRASS FOUNDRY.
TTNHE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY INFORMS
u the public. that he has, in successful operation.
BRASS FOUNDRY, in the City Of Raleigh All those
wishing hpe BRASS CASTINGS. will please give him
call before bargaining elsewhere. r., - :
The highest price will be paid for old copper brass and
EB Office opposite the market house .'
~. q. MAILER.
na'ee'en' aug ~, 1867. %. 35-w&sSsn.
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, HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
TTNHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE A VERY
Il desirable House and Lot in the village of Graham
NC. - >
The House has six large rooms aud the Lot are all
necessary outbuildngs with excellent well of water
For further particulars apply to
E. W BEALE,
u Graham, N. e.
September 2s, 1862 .sr l.s.1., ... 7s-5t