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TOR RENT.
An excellent Barn and Stables, in Raleigh.
Apply Mt STANDARD OFFICE.
February 2S, 1SG6.-tf
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Railroads, Steamboats,, &c.

FEX '
wv ROAD.
OFFICE CHIEF ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT,
WILMINGTON, March %, 1885,
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
On and after the 25th inst, TRAINS viii run
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BUREAU OF RELIEF.

(To relieve Clerical distress, especially in the
Southern Dioceses.)
Under the advice of Bishops Talbot, Atkinson and
Lay. Address contributions of any sort, and ap-
plications, to the Rev. w. E. Doane, Secretary
Hartford, Connecticut. nov 11-177 If 10
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S25 RE" ARD

STOLEN FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, LlN-
inr six miles southwest OF Raleigh, Il sorrel Mare,
eight years old and fourteen and half hands
high l will give S25 for the delivery of the Mare,
or information that get her.
WILLIAM GARNER.
Anril l2-11-t
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PACIFIC HOTEL,

ZONE SQUARE WEST OF BROADWAY
Betaceen Courtlandt and Deg 1sts, -Neec York.
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STOLEN!

DRIME NICE HERRINGS.
10 Barrels,
20 Half Barrels, of superior Herrings, just
received and for sale by
B. P. WILLIAMSON & co.
March %, 1S66.-2-tf -
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L A LARGE BAY HORSE,
warranted good for any kind of work The
owner offers him for sale solely because he does
not need him at present Apply to
B. P. WILLIAMSON 6, co.
March %, 1S66.-2+tf.
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10000 LBS OF LEAF TOBACCO, FINE
quality. For information, apply at
THIS OFFICE.
march A-34wtw
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ACTS VF'TaE GBEEBlL ASgRMBLY.

s,xxXlX. a person Of color, who
has no parent living in the District, and
isten; years. ot Rse,s and: ris not an ap.
prentice, may make, q valid contract for
labor or service for one year or less
4L. Contracts, between masters
and servants may be set aside. for fraud
or nnfaitnsSs. notwithstanding they
have been approved.
XII. Written contacts between
master and servants, shall be prosecuted
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and not Less than FIVE dollars, for eacI,
Person SO employed. No written con.
tract shall be required, when the ser.
want voluntarily receives no ~remunera.
ton. except feod and clothing As
ALlV. For the spproval,of con.
trac'a,, the following sums. to be called
aids, shall abelPsid TO- the Dhtric.n Judge
or the Magistrate, asIths case may bc,
IA. cash, when, the contract is an.
proved, provided no aid shall be, paid
tor any servant under twelve yeara of
aRe:, ~. - " In.-rL 4. M.
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rrBLIsHED WEEKLY Ar DARLrxtrcH, o.. c.,
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ApyEprrsIxG RATBs

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TlIE TRl-VRBKLY NEWS.
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Fer Q contract for one month ~.
or less, for each servant, 90 rs
For . contract not exceed.
ing three niohshs and mora
z than one month, for each ~
servant, ,.s o so
For . contract not exceeding !,
six months and more than
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want, 0 IS
For . contract for one year,
or any time more than six
/ months, for each servant. ! 90
Fer q contract for more than
u one year. for each year or
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rIiEcHANGE.
Il Statement Of hs Rsasons and Facts Uhieh
''s sNE made me a Bapfist 'H.gf "
aY rsv. =. o. KiNesnvaY. Z.

OnelyclpIne, is mo. cloth, ...... Price $3.50
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Board Of Missiona, and other eminent Divines,
"No Baptist, family should be wiihdot II , No
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be paid by the master, and
r. ofe.halfby the servant,
. REGULATIONS OF LABOR on rAaMs.
xiv. On farms or in outdoor
service, the hours Of, labor, except on
Sunday, shall be from sunrise to sunset,
with q reasonable interval for breakfast
and dinner. Servants shall rise at the
dawn in the morning, feed. water and
care for, the animals on efarm, do the
usual and nsedful work about the
premises, prepare their meals for the
day. if required by the master and be.
gin thu. farm work or other work by
snnrise. The servant shall be careful
of all The animals .and implements used
by him, shall protect the same, from in.
jury hy other persons. and shall be an.
swerable for all property lost, destroyed
orinjprsd BY his negligence. dishonesty,
or bad faith. ,H,"
SLVl. All lost time, not caused by
the act qf the master. and all losses oc
casioned by neglect Of the duties herein
before prescribed, may be, deducted
from tho wages of the servant q and
food, nursing and other .necassaries for
the servant. whilst he is absent from
work on. acconnt,of sickness, or. other
Cause, may be, deducted from his wages
Servants shall be quiet and orderly in
their quarters, at the,r work, and on the
premises; shall extinguish their lights
and, tres, and retire forest at reasonable
,hoprs,ta Work. at ,nighst and ont door
work in inclemenk weasliersshall not be
exacted ,pnlep lin cease of neces.
slty.s Servants shall NOD he kept
A. home on Sunday anless to take
care Of the pretBisesSor animals thereup.
ON Or for work Of daily necessity, aor on
unpseel occasions 81 and In such cases
oniy so psny shall be kept at home ss
are ilsesss for those puyposes.i & San.
day work shall bs done, by tthp saryants
~ tifns excepsin Ieasks Of sekaesa,p,
other disability when II may, ba,assisn,
ei ta l}lssn out of ther regular. term.
,,bfentees pm Stndaya shall return,to
thelt homes By upassts.lsall a .,ls.s.l {,
IfAls,Xl ~ sIhs saastes sp,Sykipa 10 4 q
sersAnts II task 81 work about sheslbasil
iiess OF the faym,F which ahalb bhe raassnA.
bls. II the ssFYalt complain of3.tIse
'tssk, ths Distfict j ia - =, a. - 4 N I.ajis.
tsat shalt have fhe pstsysf 10 ssdsif5 ss.ii os
increase It. E'Ailsts Is ID, & IA " sI,sii
be deemed eviaanss III indoisi,st s,lt !
single saiSass shail not be cspciasiya
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A Caution.
To a. Ediio, sr The ~ y Tribune.

10 Nf IdIl0f u Ihf y. r. ITIOHHt
SIR; am impelled by the recent sad loss OF ayalu-
able communtya loss severely felt by two OF our
learned professions the ministry and medicine 20 caution
vour readers against habit which Of late years has become
too prevalent the discovery OF the two anstbetic
agents choroorm and ether by which one holds
In his hands the power TO control pain and induce
seehe temptation has led many sufferers from headache
and nervous disorders resort to the standardization on
these powerful remedies and often with fatal result
The chief danger in such lies IN death not from the
enasthetc from suocaton The patient, becoming TN
conscious either may fall forward upOn his face buyng It IN
the inflow the handkerchief in position over
the nose and mouth, may fatally obstrnot the respiration
caution them IL not slight The victims 10 such iDd
creiions than the public are aware But
lately the medical profession Of London called 10 mourn
abest contributors 10 au science who lost hs
life by experimenting himself with choroform and prsslc
acid of readers who be m the habit or
tamperng with anshetcs In this that though the mode
death be pleasant one they have no night 70 incur rk
which tits Information must make evident 70 them
Nsn York July 81 1866. MEDicus
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Commencement a. Bewd.i. College.

BRUKsWICK, Me. Iuesday, Aug. 7, Isod-
Commencement festivities at Bowdoin College arc pro-
crossing finely The following honorary degrees we're co.'s
ferred tins forenoon: the Rev. DIR. Woods, LIE ID the
Rev John Pike d. d.; the Rev. Egbert c. >myth, ID Dc
Warner +. Webster A. NJ.
The Rev DIR. Woods to-day sent in his resignation q
President of the College, and II was accepted and eeS
TO the Committee Of the Board
The Rev DR.. Harris, Of Bangor, will undoubtedly d
chosen his
BRUNSWICK Me-, August mo President was ehosee
by the Board Bowdon College at their adjourned mee
ing this evening They will again TO act on the SUBJ
iect on the second Friday of November PresdeaS
Woods held his usual levee this evening for the last time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-03

BROOKLYN FNAScEs.-Since the City Council of
BROOKLYN have asked the Board Of Health to borrow money to
clean their streets the following statement may prove Of In
terest It the amount Of money in the treasury to the
credit Of the different Wards to be appropriated to cleaning
the streets and repairing wells and pumps on January soe
with The expenditures from January TO June 80 and The bal
snoe in the treasury at the latter dates
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shipping here and cutting there e good and passabe collars
with delicate scissors rid thoss quite perfect Of any tfs
ecoeniretes produced by mSchuss These "ass
girls also count tho collars pack them IN snug orcnAr
boxes each holding ten mere collars
AL Ac5e various machines by steam. and most ~
them al very great speed and girls exclusively employees,
20 attend TO them I1o ages Of these gIA vary from 10 TO %
ora year, Of
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HEADQUARTERS. X. S. NJ.
Personal.

Ambrose Spencer, esq, author of "a Narrative Of
Apd.r.onvie" arrived from Savannah yesterday the
steamer Missouri OF the Empire Line
Prof VIM c. Kenyon, the founder and builder Of
Alrod Academy is under medical treatment in this city with
fair prospect OF restrcngthenng his constitution broken
down by excessive labor dwiag mo- than quarter Of
century.