.V TIffi " RAII0U REGISTER'
Ts pskixaed BsAtwkTy 1 "", ry
"I.
A J6 at
Fa the Saaawikly, '- AS per sast t
ft ' ft
Mr tke Weekl,'.'-: - $3 p aaaasa-
taMraA to.!
HAT or ATXWHW : .. V-i,rwviawr-Fcr
1 U- rrt W
QBrt Order iai '""T. .111 k.
'.ir-.W wrfea to limltol by tM year,
ti iiwm i rea 1 'Li 11 J
- Unvr-ur-
jg-iMtmn to the MMt mat aw tWMUt.
f STEVENSON Sc WEDDELI,
. , IMPORTERS AX& JOBBERS, ;
oraTAiJtiiCT ajr'e)oDev ...
PITSE3 BUBO, VA. ; - ;
IVTOW orer to flie trade laxfo'ted 7eemaad-
f lf asaortaedl at WHITISH 'juui
NtorTAL GOODS, tetlHfl eritk Imga '
nieat (BOMKSTIC FABRICS, purehaaed before
tke recent aaraace m pricro.
Merchant are respectfollj InTjted to al nd
xamine oarMort&ieat, ma wo Jool xoafideat wo
en offer s great inducement "to pnrchaMro mm
ean bo fonnd in this or any other markets. "
1 lCB.-Orders promptly attended to. ; '
September 13tyi85aj : -, V tf-76.
17 BROWN'S ESSENCE OF" JAMAICA GW
GEB.--ThisEssei.ee is a preparation ofnn
m'ual excellence.- In ordinary diarrhoea, incipi
ent cholera, in short, int U eases of prostnCtion of
the digestive functions, so common, it is of inestt
raable ralue. Daring the preralenfce-'of epidemi
cfeolera and mmmuter complaints -of childreis it 1a
peculiarly efficaciens: o .family indiTidnal w
traveller should b without it, as itnable the
ay stem toTesut the Influences of incipient disease,
which lurk in ft changing oliaaato.-' ; . J
CAtrrio Be sure tv get too genome. Essence,
which, is prepared only by FT Broun, at Ms Drug
end Chemical Store, KEr Corner of Rftb and
ChesnutBtreets,7adelphi, ajad tw silo'By 11
respectaMo Apothecaries in the United States and
in Raleigh, K. C, by WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD.
Ang. 2nd, 1858. ; - k Iy-63'"
Henry K. Nash, -
- JLTTORNEY -4v,CX)DNSELIX)R. AT JiXtV
rT7"lLL hereafter practice in the County and
y Superior CousU of Wake. .
Oct. 7,1855, r .82 tf
. - . 1 V 1 . . 1 i r
NotiiSe.
THE Subscriber would respectf ally isform the
s citizens of Raleigm,- and the -public generally,
that he has on hand Baggies, Horses, Hacks, Ac,
for hire. - r v ' '
Persons wishing to hire can be famished by ap
plying at bis Coech Shop," on Wilmington, atreet,
one hundred yards south ot t&e (Japiioi square.
JAMES BASH FORD.
Raleigh, Jaly 22, 1853, a- . - ly 60
h. J.. II A R D I NG,
FAYETTEVILLE STREJET...
' "VT7"E- hare opened within " the lnet week up
V wards of Ten Thousand Dollars worth of
superior Ready II ad 9 Clothing.
Comprising in part ai-foOowi : '
. 100 Cloth Dress Coats, :
100 " " Froci Coats..
. 123 Fancy Cloth Sack Frock Cdets,
75 do do Box do do
60 Blk do Business do. .
OVER COATS.
75 Blk French Beaver Cloth Over Coats,
50 Fancy do do do do
75 Heavy Petersham "do do
0 Partridge do do
7o Mountain Beaver . do
34 Flushing do
100 Tweed Sack Frock CoAts,
75 Satinett do . 7 do do
75 Fancy Cassimere Sack Frock Coats, -60
Blk do do : do do
CASSIMERE PANTS.
100 Blk Doe-Skin CaAsimere Pant,
150 Fancy do do do .
75 Satinett e io .do do.
50 Blk Cassimere made whole fronts.
DOTS' CLOTHING .; . , -We
have a very good aasertment of Boys' Clo
thing, consisting of Fancy Cloth Sacks, Doe-skin
Cassimere Frocks,-"Tweed Cassimere Sacks and
Frock, Cloth Round JTackets, SatinottReuBd Jaek
eU, Silk and Satin Vests, Caaaimer and Valencia
Tests; Fancy and Blk Cassimere Pants.
-V ALSO
. A large lot of Cassimere Coats, Boys' Cloth Tal
mers, very pretty style of Over Coats, Ac.
We manufaeture all the roods we nelL. and ean
safely warrant our goods' to wear weft. , .
. . E. L. HARDING.
Oct. 15, 1S5S, ." . , - -. 8
Important Biaopvery ! .
MLIIt lH K lUXUTCSl! .
JSMTJJTS . PULMONIC WAFERS
A'
Dimci
RE unfailing in the cure of Coughs, Colds, As
thma, Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Hoarseness,
imcult Breethine. Incipient Consumption and
Diseases of thO Lnngs,--' They Jhave no taste of me
dicine, and any child will take them. '-Thousands
have been restored to health that had before des
paired. Testimony given in hundreds Of cases,
A single dose relieves in tea minute., . , .
Ask for Bryan' a Pulmonic Wafers tee original
and only genuine is stamped "Bryan." Spurious
kinds are offered for sale. Twenty-five cents a
box. Sold by dealerr generally. '
J. BRYAN k CO-,. Rochester, Preprie
ters. Wholesale by P. M. COHEN A CO.,
Oct. 4, '5S 3m 81 Charleston S. C.
BOOK SHELVES. Simmons 4 Whitmbrehave
just received a new artkl e M abogany Book
Shelves, very neat ftmsh, designed to hang ap a
gainst the waR. They are put together with rods
and screws, and can. bo taken apart, and packed
in a very small compass. Also, Mahogany Brack
ets, very pretty finished article, to place a small
clock or vases of flowers on. , For sale at the Tem
ple of Fancy.. 1 .
. Petersburg, Oct 28,,'53. " 88
IIQR THE LADLES. India Rubber Gloves, for
protecting the hands, while engaged in house
claning,&c. Also, a, fresh supply of Sleeve Elua
tis, Protectors, . India Rubber Corabs, Ac'
, SIMMONS & WHITMORE, "
t i r 1 "-Temple of Fancy."
Petersburg, OcC 28, 1853. t . 83
Greneral -AfirencT.v " - -4
THE undersigBed offers hissernoes as agent for
the transaction of any 'business in ' the City of
Rtdeirh, at the Public Departm eats, the Banks, In
surance ofi5eee3&c : livl-':' '.-' "
Ho ma j bo found at the. Office of the Secretary
of State. AUlettersaddresAe4 JoHim.v will be
promptly attended to, and his charges till bo mode-,
rate and satisfactory. J- '
V RTJFUS H-'PAGE.
REFERENCES : Gov. David S. Reid, Wm. HiD,
Soc'y. of SUte, D. W. Courts, Pub. Treasurer, S.
B. Freeman, Clk. Supreme Court, Geo. W. llorde
eai. Prest of Bank State, W: JClarka, Compt,
Stote, W. H. Jones, Cash. Bank Cap Fear, w". W.
Vas. Treasurer B."A'G. B. Road. -
kaUigh, Jan. 1st,' 1962. '- '- tf 1
. Soaps, -&o.
VARIETIES of Toilet, Sbavlaf r ad faney
Also, Lyons' KatbAiroi Barry's Tricxipherons
Rowland's geatune. Macassar, Oil .
Bear's OU and Reef Marrow -for the hair. -For
sale by ':'
13, '5375 HAYWOOD ft SCOTT.
Minlnff . Ar encv. .."..-'.
NEW YORKUU UKoAlwa.t-r-iiU01i3 "KOStTS
. ---:-- ? s-" . AND sV-.v" W"- -
fTIHia gwy,4suMtabd tar tlMnr:
i Aa, eale,--os. canytiJM)- .upnfd I patronage or the travellUng Public, He ui on
Mine ud - Mining Stock, la companiea organised 1 band' a ntfmber "of fib ' Horses and ' Crrice,
and at vert, Ah, fo furnishing all kin da of Ma- f rtoeJ,.elcgAnW- badanil) 6mlbrtic, gd
ehineryand Mining Tool, m ordered. Alee, tke
chemical analrais of or d athor xJVicoi.. mm
forwardod ft-oaa anj part of tbo ontry. torfa 1
ia innrer'tr an7"pot.paH ktt MCIosib- oBrfpaxtieafoiTiaiUnpail, i . ,J0
tbrooeeJtpoat-celUmpY vs ; ::lt 4. f .Huaea will be keptbj the day, wek,"or year, at
'vULV-:9-' BtoW;. C0 . pme toauit tke tinea""- ; ' " ' " '
i-. - t - 110 BOASWAT. SlW YOKX.
'ILi ft-1M-r-'H'"' J. r. M-J "1w- v.
r "Tr HOWELL' & BROTHERS,
. No. 207, Baltimore Street, Baltimore, IL,
TNVTTE attention to their' Very elegant and ei
tensive assortment of Papef Rangingv embrac
lag In gena mu velvet ; aeocxaxionev nn - irencA
iajdaia and rich, colors, ' with an. immense assorV
mcnt of ordinary satin and common papers. Also,
Curtain Papers, Borden, ' Fire Prints, Tester and
t'entre pieces, Jte. IL . & B. -wore wardd ft the
I for the superiority of lkjeVrpttjlflHnx.. ' 1
10'
r wiii ?,,
Cheapest, shortest and -niost e
.pediticms route to ' Petersburg'
and "the N'ortli.s - "
TTTR AVELLERS comiag down th Raleigh -and
X Gaston Rail Road are informed, ihat .they .
will find at.UASTOJi a passenger train ready to caTt
.1 1 i t).i..l.;.''uv..'..;
r Bt takinr this train, they will not onlr save SO
cents in the price of eaca passage and shorten the
railroad travel 15 miles, oom pared with the route
Urn Weldon, bat they will reach Petersburg before
the Petersburg or Portsmouth cars start from
Weldon, as those cars hate to 'wait there for the
Wilmington cars, nd besidee avoid the debar of
2 to hours at, that place.. '
"- For further Informafion and' tick etsapply to
the.Agent of theGreensville and Roanoke Rail Road
Company, at Gaston ; - . , .
A'thce UreensviHe s R. K. K. Company.
Gaston, Sept 18,' I85S. " . 2mos 75
JTJST JNAtTGTJRATED.
TTT.'IL a R: S. TOCKER,- having just eom-
. v "Weted their . new and splendid Store and
fitted it np in a magnificent style, invite -theearly
inspection of the public They nave spared no ex
pense to make it in point of size, arrangement 'and
taste,' a model estiblishmeBt, and confident! chal
long the admiration of all who pay them a visit.
They earnestly hope, that the pains they have
thus, taken to please and gratify their Mends and
the public, will be generally appreciated, and they
witt examine their Store audits content without
delay. The--sky-light over the salesroom will af
ford new attractions and assistance to the purch
aser, and they ean assure their friends and custo
mers that thy;caa. furnish them with almost every
article.which can be called for In any establish
ment, at moderate prices, such as will please the
purchaser,' and dojustiee to themselves. -
They return to the community their thanks for
their past liberal encouragement, and invite atten
tion to tha fo' lowing articles .
I.1DIES DEPARTMENT.
Black Gros De Rhine Bilks, 24, 26, 28,' SO sad 84
inches. Fig'dacd Wat'd Silks.
Rich Pl'd Chameleon Silks,
Gros DeNaples do
Poult DeSoi do
Brocaded, Figd and plain Silk,
. Plain, blue and wat'd do
'Plain, figd do do
Mareelline, Florence and Lutestring Silks,
- Wanted Dress Goods.
Super French Merino, alt shades,
English and German d
Plaid French DeLaines,
Solid eol'd - do
. Printed Mouslin do
Plaid Poplins, ,
Gala Plaids and pl'd Raw Silks,
Col'd Prmatts,
Plaid Talencians,
DeBege..
Mourning Drtu Goods.
131 x Bombazine,
do Challey
do . Mouslin DeLaines,
do and wh't do
do Canton Cloths,
do Alpacca's.
Xanlilln, Cloaks, ShavU, d.
Silk velvet Mantillas, Cloaks and Talmas,
Cloth Cloaks and Talmas,
y Tarietane and Cashmere Shawls,
do., do Scarfs and Neck Ties,
Bile and ColM Long Shawls,
.-' do 'do ' Merino do.
i Low Priced Blanket do.
Dress Trimmimgt.
riain and Print'd Bl'k Velvet,
do ' ?. do Col'd do.
Galloon Trimmings and Gimp,
Sack Flannels.
Indies' and Children's Sack Flannel,
Worsted Sacks,
Rigaletts, Hoods, c !&e.
' . Ribbons.
Neck, Saoh, Bonnet, Taffeta and trimming Ribbons,
Ulocts.
- Gents and Ladies'. Kid Gloves,
do do Silk - do
do . do' Buck .do
do do Cashmere
Boys, Misses and Children do. -
, - Monnels. ,
Ladies'. Silk Bonnets,
- do Mourning do.
do ' and Misses Straw do.
. - v. -Lac Goods a large assortment)
.- Honiton, Maltese and Brussels Collars,
Chemesetts and Undersleeves,
. French worked Collars,.-
do ' Chemesetto And Undersleeves,
Muslin Bands,' &c &c. &c .
LadiesHdkfs. from l2o to $26,00.
v - - -. Hosiery.
Ladies' Bl'k and White Silk Hose,
do do Raw Silk' -,do
do White and Colored do
Misses and lofts whi't, col'd and "rtrip'd He,
Gents lsrx.-white and striped Hose,
Gents Bro and Bla and striped Ifo, .
'Boy's Hose, (all colors.) '
: - GENTS. DEPARTMENT.
Bl'k and Col'd French Cloths,
do- - Vdo- Caasimeres,
Sattinents, Tweeds. Jeaua, Ac.,
Ves tings, Silk and Worsted,
; Cravats nd French Neck Ties.
' Servant Wear.
-.. Marlboro and Gal Plaids,
Plaid and Solid, Linseys, .
. Kerseys, Ac, full assortment
. , ' - Blanket xmd Flannelc.
10J 2 18f Bed Blankets,
-.Servant's .' do.
Crib, 1 - do;
Travelling ' "T"'.. do. . '
'. Silk and Worstad Flaanels,
Wekh - tdo.- . ;,
In fact all grades.
..j Groteria. j
'"Stuarf s- Syrupv". Family Molasses, 1
'. Java and Mocha; Bio and Lagurai Coffee.
" Sperm, Aumantine and Tallow Candles,
Iame; Bait, 4 FloiuV v' J ' . '-' :
Gent s emmon perd booU . . w ; 'K
: '. BoVater-proof do-' 1 '-
Do single and double-aol Brtgans .'.
BVKnedklp -.' . tfW'-Wv
&Do:.-i9 v : k-' ' i-T;
w Xlfa--atent Operft-Shoei , ; . ,' ; .
- Idies"-blaCk. and colored dty-mde Gaftexi,1
i' nd "without tit -c'j.VjCV
X-
Jf. H. ft B? S,: TUCJtEIL
Raleigh, Oct. 7, 1858. ' " 83
... , o - . 1 .
. iDo oDosen uer na laxefr aToarre Vvx iut
refitted th 'Lwery iM lonei,roiiay
Jr,NnAA. on WUmiagton.Stret aad soUcit t,q
t win b prepared, at th4,shortt, notico, tou.rnib.
I TraTdllora with eoaveraaeea W toy "Wart of tbo
8tat. Alao,. Carriage fcrnirttd' with ' arfaH
Horse Drovers vm find, t all time, rood ae-
oojBiaodatMnaV -s ' : . - .j-.-' 1 ,- ,
Y . - . r . EDWARD YARBROUGH, Jr.
RAleign,MySl, 1858. ' 46-ly ?
.Urri Statxs Mail Lisa en STSAWSHirs
Jamestown and Roanoke. -
'""TILb", elegant new -steamship Jamistowk, Cap
. if ' tain Pariahwboh is to rutf in connexion
with th- lfcaahokevmad her first trip' from
New York to. Poteaburg, 0Jr Saturday, .the 2 tU
alt, and' will continue to make, fexiilar .trips
M", -t-Petersburg 1 -TwiJif
itrenmg. .
, The R0A.VOKK will leave New York every Tues
day, and Petersburg every Friday evening. Tra
I Tellers going North win thus ba afforded an oppor
tunity twice a week of taking one of these splendid
steamships apd thereby avoid the dust and fre
quent changes of the' Railroads. Passengers on
board of steamers will find the State rooms fitted
up ia the most .elegant style and the fare and atten
tion unsurpassed.
Passage and r are from Petersburg to ew York,
(State-rooms included,) $10 00
Steerage -passage, 6 00
IQuTieket issued at my Office.
S. G. BAPTIST. Svcamore St "
Jaly 5, 183 55
The Union Steaxn Ship Company
OF PHILADELPHIA. ,
NEWARK ANG E M E N T. -a
THIS Company is now running regularly the
' three superior Steam Ships
City of luchmond, Capt Mitchell.
Pennsylvania, - Capt Baymore.
Virginia, Capt. Teal.
And one of these .splendid Steamers will 1t
Richmond and City Point, every Monday and Fri
day, and Norfolk every Tuesday and Saturday, for
l'mudephia. .
.Returuiug, leave Philodelplna every Wednesday
and Saturday, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
Shippers by this Lauemay rely upon low freights
and quick dispatch.
Passengers will find every attention paid to their
comfort, and meet accommodations unsurpassed
by any other route.
Passage from Kichraond and Petersburg S8,
and Norfolk $6 meals included.
f ROBERT RANKIN, Richmond,
Agents, ROW LETT, HARDY A Co., Petersburg,
I THOMAS Y. CROWELL. Norfolk.
LEVI ELDR1DGE, Qen'l Ar't North Wharves,
Philadelphia.
Passengers and Freieht for Philadelphia, via
Petersburg, must be at the Depot of the Appomat
tox Rail Road Company, by 10 o'clock, A. M., on
the days of sailing.
v ROWLETT, HARDY ft CO.
Petersburg, April 5, 1853. 2-tf
IF YOU WANT A CHEAP BARGAIN CALL AT
THE NEW FANCY STORE.
Between Messrs. Pomeroy, and Porter's sign of
-BIG BOOT.
THE Subscribers take great pleasure to inform
the publio that Ur4m jtHiMl fr- 1
lot of Goods in 0cir Hue, bn.k they offer ftnc
lowest prices, such as they hope will ensure them
a share of the public patronage.
FANCY GOODS. Fine t rench and Herman
Reticules, Ladies Work-boxes, Velvet Pearl, Sil
ver and emboi'd Port-monnaies, India-rubber round
Tucking and Dressing Combe, French China Coffees,
Glass and China ases, Children Tea setts, Kid,
Wax, China and India-rubber Dolls, Crying Ba
bies, ass d Baskets, Hair, Tooth, shaving, Cloth,
Nail, and Comb Brushes, China Tea Setts, Toilet
Setts, ass't Perfumeries, Fancy Soaps, Snuff-box
es. Mirrors. Wostenbolius. Pocket ' utlery. Musi-I
cal Instruments, Umbrellas," Canes, Whips, Ac.
GUNS AND PISTOLS. Guns, ass t from SS-j
to 940. Brass and Steel Pistols, Allen's tell
cocking Pistols, Maynard'a new patent and Colt's
Revolvers, Powder-flasks, Shot-bags, Game-bags,
Leather Gun Covers, 0. -
CIGARS AND TOBACCO Uppman Londres,
Ambroisa, Fortuna. La Union, La Parra, all Ha
vana's. El Aguua. Anana 7 mncipe cagars
Smith's superior And Jenny Lind Chewing Tobac
co. Gail's elebraled Smoking Tobacco, and
Meerschaum bowls, long and short Pipes, Ac.
CONFECTIONARY AND GROCERIES. A well
seleotod Stock. Tors. Ac, a general assort
ment
F. MAHLER A CO.
Raleigh, Oct 7, 1853. 82
To Tanners.
THE subscriber begs leave to inform the Pro
prietors of Tan Yards throughout the State
Ot iortn Carolina, tna no ia agrui iur uib m 01
Patent RiEht in this State for Dr. David Kenne
dy's new process of Tanning without the use of
bark.
Leather tanned by this method is better every
way than that-tanned by the old or any other new
mode now in use. it is stronger ana more imper
vious to water, whilo it is equally as pliable and
easy to work.
The process is a enemicai compouna, warranted
sot to injure the skin. A side of sole or harness
Leather, tanned by this method, will weign a pouna
more than one tanned by the old method, and the
worth of this additional pound of Leather will pay
for the materials it takes to taa it. Sheep skins
tanned by this method are as strong, and will
wear, made into a shoe or boot, equal to calf skin,
maintaining its shape fully as well. The time for
tanning the different kinds or jueatber. m as iot-
lawa 1 .Snees skins la aavs : can s&ins m irom
A to. 10 day; Kip akin 16 to 21 -days ; Harness
Leather o to C weeks : Sole earner s monias.
On man tan tan and dress as much Leather in
ana vaar br this method, a two can. by the old
All letters, addressed to me at ' Wilmington, N.
C-, will be promptly attended to.
W. A. WALKER.
Wilminirton. Oct 28. 1853. $8 wSmos
IMPORTANT 8 ALI.
I SHALL OTTXK -
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
0a the first Monday in December, without reserve
LAJTOS IN EDGECOMBE CO'T,
Coaistins: of a Vaiuabla Farm, within a mile had
a half of Tarboro'. of about 400 acres ANOTHER
TRA.rrr,adiininr the town, or s7 atea aneai
and recehfly" finished -
with, fiv rooms, two verandaha, and sommodieus
Eassage below stAirt, with all the necessary out
ouses attached, being the most desirable private
residence i& TsrbOro. .
ALSO, tWA, other toproved Lots, and two
improved Lots in said town.
a - - 1 BDAbll BMW ...
, SELL MY NKGR0KI. V .
. Her, Mules, Cows, Oxen, Hogs a thousand
barrels Corn -Fodder, Peas, farming Utensils, .
a fine Bockaway and match Horses, and two
Buirries-hba and kitchen Furnitura. fto.
'- The sale will eontiau from day to day .until all
ia aold. A credit of six and twelve taonths tot All
sums of S100 nd upwards.: iHot witH Approrod
security" will be required before the delivery of the
. ' . -a' C " WT ATtint -
property, .-.s .'.-..ju..ft..rAayaa.
, l-.I waniU hiralS er 20 Crpnterfc-
.. " t . - ju a. r-
Sent 18. 1858. -nts7
4it
S. M. P1TTENGILI. & C(TS A5tERTISIQ , A-
12i MAASAC STKXKT. T0BK. ; ?'
. ' -- a jl 1 iv aaca aiMt Boston.
1 .&uu n w. . uwww r. .
P";. aro-Agentr foitho.oefr4B4ntl
lrfm fJirg Pmmorgiml PapOCS both in
tha Uniuif States and the Cajaadak. " "-
f tear The follorwinr list ct Business Firms are
Aamonr the neat ana moss reusoie ia uiw v
Mef Yottf " ' -
- Drv Goods, t
B
ILL BBOillEh-j, Importers of Embroideries,
fWhH tioodsA., N- 89 Liberty street.
COTf ENE & CO., Importers of French
and other European Goous, No. 4S Broad
siroet. - ' t
TrSpSTEIN ilOSIG, Ne 153 Broadway,. alow
Fdoora' ttorn Uberty St. Importers of Laces,
fcMturoUeficStSUk .
MITCHELL ' A POTT. 45 Exchange PL, Impor
ters of British Dry Uoodacowh and Irish
iuM oil v Af M
5, SCHMEPBR A HAARtfAUS, Importer
of German a-'d Belgiah 'Broadoioths, auss,
Hosieries, Ac, No. 50 Exchange Place.
tjCHrJCHARDT, FROLICH A HOLT1IAUSEN,
JNos. VZ and 9-t Liberty SL, Importers of
rencb, Switss, and German Silks, Ribbous, Vel
vets, Yestings, Satins, Serges, Ac Woolens of eve
ry description. - '"
T AA G.il. WITT1IACS, 51 Exchange PL,
luip'u of Men's Furnishing Goods, Tailor's
nau ladies' Triuimiiigs, Tram Suk and Worsted.
O STRA1ILHE1M & CO., 69 Broadway, Imp.
of Lace, Millinery Goods, Embroideries and
Trimmings.
C1 B. HATCH CO., 97 William St, lnip'ta of
Genitcmea'a Farniahing Goods, Miiauf. ct
iiiuris, Stocks, do.
1HOMAS M UN HOE, No. 34 Pine St. Colored
Uotton Goods, Suesias, Cambrics, Vest Pad
dings, Wijana, Naukeens, c.
H ROBINSON .j- CO., No.
tmpt and Jobbers. Lace
s:1j.8. Embroideries, Hosiery,
189 Broadway,
Goods, Ribbons.
Glove, Shawls,
small Wart-s, Jt.
Y t RE PIN" 4- PAYEnTNo. 241 Broadway, Impor
y ter and Maimf. French Lineu Cambrics, Linen
Cambric Handkerchiefs, Laces, Embroideries, -c,
(owu luanuf.)
Daguerreotypes-
GURNEY, No. a4a Broudvray, the oldest and
most extensive establishment in the U.Sta'es.
J.
Dentists.
W.BALtAKD, M.t).. (Surgeon Dratiat) N. VT. KINGS
LEY, (Mecfcanirml DeutUi,; 854 Brodwy.
c.
Toy A l?Hiejr Good.
ALTHOF A AHLBOliN, Nos. 59 nd 61 Maid
en - Lne, Importer of Toys and Fancy
tj oous.
CHARLES W. LILLIENDAHL, Irop'rs of Ger-
j man, French and English TOYS and FANCY
GUODS, and Dealers in FIREWORKS, N.-. 49
Vlaiden Lanu.
C'iies fr Floors ttud 4'liiiitii;y IVps.
r ILLEK, COATES A YOULE, No. 279 Pearl
lfl St., XXCACSTIO TILBS, OABKCIAK CHIMNEY
tors, Plumber's Matoriak, Metals, etc.
tVlHdowGUH lnints,
K4c
H I. JtA.lS.Klt $ l:iUTHUv'.
lupt Of FitENCH WIS DOW GLASS, CHX111CALS,
. . . . r : . u: .1 .
VAISTS, JC. A SO, Ageaia 01 American nuiuuw
Glass, Glass Ware, c
F
HOPKINS .J- BRO'S, Imp'ts of rnxscH wis
dow ulass, No CI Barclay St
JH. POILLON A CO, ImporUni af rrencti w lnavw
Coach GlaM, No. 34 Barclay timt.
an
Engravers
ITTniTXET. JOCELT A.nms. Artwt ami Kofrrarera on
Wood, Not 58 A 60 Fultoa fcL rineat and best work done
hero.
TATT A OORf ELL, Geueral Kncravera and PrlnUra.
I JM Bruadwar. enlraare in Walker St. Ordan by Ma
Xo.
or
Telegraph prompllT atteudod to.
Expresses.
nwriBM RANFORD A CO- Forefcrn SxDress. AO. 3G
Pi Broasiwar. Uooda and packan-j forwarded to and from
all part of tba warld. Agents in Norfolk Adania A Co.
Locoraotive
Needles
Goods.
and Fancy
miioa A KPVTABD GILL. lnip'ta of Fancy Geoda, Hoatery,
X Gloaaa, Lace and Embroideries. Amenta wanted for their
Locomotive ISeedleis.No. li vey au x. r.
Guns and Sporting Apparatus.
IIKNHV TrtMKS a Co.. Amta tor WertUry Klenards, !
H Loudom, importer of Guna and aportiog wane of erery
deacription, 291 Broadway.-
Hot Air Furnaces &o-
rvATrnCLLVER. anTentorand Patentee,! aauiin Bt. Man.
iaml DeahM-, wholeeaie and retail, In I'omacea, VenUlatora,
Bangea, Ac. -
pOWLES A CO., 177 Grand St. Improved Hot Air rurnacea,
V Ranges. Regixten, Tentilalora, Ac
Imlin Rnbber Goods.
n. a r-..A.. oh vni.ni m Tndim Rnbber Coata.
KlUtU. IV...". r . 1 ....... - .. . '
Piano Cover. Clothe, ahoea, LUe Preaerrera, Congreaa
Boots, WebWng. Ac
.iglitniusr Rods.
I M. Qctwbv A aoiw, DeaTars In Qnlmftya imptovea noaa.
J, Ofloe 133 Eaat27tb at and 15 Maaaaa atreet.
lAiohiutr ?lannd Picture Frames.
-I f p. wmrvon, Manidacturer, So. 101 anat ax., jiew ion.
1U. Gilding in mil its braiiche. ,
macliinery and "Tlachluc Tool.
SCHEcrMaehlaery
Jlseblne Toola and '
TJeoot, fi3 CouHland street Machinery,
Woodawortb'a Patent I'lanlnf Machine.
T EOSAKl 5 Machinery Depot, 108 Pearl and 60 Beaver atzs.
1 i jtacalnlal a rooia irora u urmi uiw . u. uiww-iu..
Tinrhlvlzed Iron and Wood.
-r-iTjvnvti A m.. Mniifrtarer of LLrneou Marble. Ware-
i rooia No. A43 1-3 Broadway, Factory comer of Centre and
rranklia Streets, ui awry, room no. 1 1.
w . a I nnlf .
Tackle dec.
anirrwr ixn hATk. flute T. T. 11.
ml A H- RATE, nate T. A T. II. BATK.) 103 Maiden
1 Lane, Keedlea. Fieh Hooka, Ftohing Tackle, Ac
Pipr WareroofliS'
II fnifT 8t- Imir'ts and WhoMSale
lj Dealers U Amerieata, French, Oennaa and English -apera
and every deeerintion of Paper Manufacturer" Materials.
Pencil.
naror ro Mmnwrt Celebrated Fenefl 8htp and' Hooa
lj Cartentera, -Drawing and Writing, Rubber Pencil for
BcboolS, ,TOua. Aiunroa, a rm q-
Pcrfuiuery and Fauey Soap:
i f i ivr.Y rMnof. and tmD..l S18 Srewnwich at
Ihina, pteroata, Cttrlalna and other celebrated jnakere-
Stalloiierr Wnreroojis Wliolesale.
tt- i w A Co. Noa-13 and 15 Park bow. Sew lorlc
W rst. lmn'La of ataole and Fancy stationery. Dtaders in
Aiaericanpaperaef every uaeeripUoav . . . -'t
Trioom a Kauoeo, No. A Jotb at. .Wnoteaai Booiaellexa
Ji. and atatiooera, and Maatof aukladaof Blank jBooka.
Safe.. .'..
aalaaaaader fafne, (Gaylor! Patent
Depot. NoTlM Pearl at. fcraerly SO John at,
-Thi-eadfl-'-- "r'
mnnu i a i Tt nnfTR. 42 Kxchanra Flaoa,- Linen Thraada,
i Shoe Thraada and OtlUag Thrda, of oar w make and
' ' Valentines fox 18aV4C-. .
THX AMEICA VAiKXTINB CO4 K. T. Tuoajaxa, S 1,
Rtnrc A rent, are now prepared to execute all or-
dan tor Valanuaea sua - ""."r
. T . ,l in writ (.nvJUl.
It jt a trade Clrcwlareontainlnic an paruouiam.
M rTedaaolkiU.ordararwoe4 EngrMrtnga, And. all
tbar UndataTKngraTingand ArUrtie Work in Xvneral.
LZT tun. 81 Kaaeaa At. flaw Toax.
- .AKswu uhu . w - j 1 .
wmtar 11th. 1S5. - 3B-w3
1, - - "tMrnm4m"4i.. WV
ETit f '."A
Mutual: Insur anoe Company.
ipanyvV
rrnHB eoei oT Insurnea tbe. HVtual -plan is (
U. ' Put small' son, compared with a joint tttKX
Company.' This Comp any being located ia tk
Western part of the Bute, consequently much the
Wref portion tit the rides wrp ia th j- Wst,t yery
many of which are m the country. , ,
The Company is entirely free from debt ; hav
made no. asseeamentSy and hfva a very large a
mountin cash ami. good hondsj and.i therefor
coAfidently recommended to the public. . '. .
- At the last Annual Meeting the foUowUg Officers,
were elected for the. ensuing yeArY " '
JAMES SLOAN, President . '
. 8. G. COFFIN, Vice President " :- '
C. P. MEXDENriALL, Attorney. ;
PETER ADAMS, Secretary and TrsTr.
WILLIAM "H. CUM MING, General Ag,ent r -
' DlBKOTOBS. " " ' ' -A r
James Sloan, J. A. Mebane,' C. P. MendenhalL
W. S. Rankin; Rev. C. F. Deems. J. M. Garrett, Dr.
D; P. Weir, W. J. McConnell, of Greensboro' f Dr.
Shubald O. Coffin, J. W. Field, Jamestown; F. El
liott Guilford; William A. Vtiiffat, .Wihningto;
Dr. C. Watkins, Carolina Female. College; John L
Shaver, Salisbury j John II. Cook. FTttevill . E.
)DKltE3TSB0Il0UGII
F. UUy Waueaboxo.J, J. Bigga, Baleii'LeroyiReTiaPip andHavaj 1.
Springs, Charlotte ;'J. J, JacktPittboro' H. " Tugether with A large- stock of fereieB
rt- Plli.t' r-. g.n. "nJ. ' 1 jt : ' I T trr: "iv"ri!.i i."!.
PETER ADAMS, Sec'y.
Dec. 14, 1852
102.
GREENSBOlOUGH
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE A TRUST COM
PANY. .
THIS Company, as it nam indicates, is upon
the mutual principle, And embrace two dis
tinct departments, to wit : Life Insurance and
Trust departments. This attractive combination
offers to Policy holders double the ordinary securi
ty, wstnout destroying their right to a full participa
tion in the entire profits of the Company. Premi
ums- will be received, in cash, cither annually,
semi-annually, or quarterly, as may be Agreed up
on at tuts time the i'oacy is issued.
In the TRUST DEPARTMENT, or Deposit Sys
icin, ine pnyments made to the Company are en
tirely optional with the Depositor, as regards the
amount and the time at which they are made. A
party may pay in as much or as little, (not less
Uian one dollar,) and as often, may be conve
nient for him, without any obligation upon him to
continue Ins payments, and may withdraw them
at ms pleasure.
00 mat, on me plan 01 this Company, there is
created at one and the sane time an assurance vaxi-
iblt at death a fond available in sickness and a pro
vision jot oia age.
JfQp Sec Pamphlets furnished by the Company.
OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY.
Directors Ralph Gorrell, Lyndon Swain. John
A. Gilmer, D. F. Caldwell, Richard Grcone, David
McLean, Richard Sterling, John M. Logan, D. P.
Weir, E. W. Ogburn, Robert M. Sloan, Robert P.
Dick, Henry E. Blliott
Pmidetit Ralph Gobbeix.
Vice lraidett Lyndon Swaini.
Secretary and Tceovrerr-X. P. Weir.
Attorney John A. Gilmer.
Ezamininj Physician Edwin. Watson, M. D.
Coimttv'ty Phrjilcian D. C. MebAne, M. D.; .
Ia Cole, M. D. D. P. Weir, M. D. :
General Agent William H Cumminr.
tL- Any information relative to the Company
may be had by addressing D. P, WEIR,
Secretary and Treasurer
Feb. 22, 1853. tf-17
North Carolina Mutual Insurance
Company.
RALEIGH. N. C.
XniS Company has been in successful operation
. jormore than erei jers nnd continues to
(except Stciun Mills and Turpentine Distilleries,)
upon favourable terms. Its Policies now cover
property amounting to $4,500,000, a large por
tion cf which is in Country risks, and its present
capital is over Six Hundred Thousand Dollars,
in bonds properly secured.
The average cost of Insurance upon the plan of
this Company hi is been less than one third of oae
per cent per annum, on all grades of property em'
braced in its operations.
THE following persons have been elected Direc
tors and Officers of this Company for the present
year:
DIRECTORS.
J. G. B. Rnulh.ic, C. W. D. Hutchings, Jno. R.
William.", John Primrose, Henry D. Turner, S. W.
Whiting, T. H. Selby, Raleigh ; Geo. McNeill, Fay-
etteville; Jos. G. Wright, Wilmington; James E.
Hoyt, Washington ; James Sloan, Greensboro; Jno.
Cox, Edenton r Josh. Boner, Salem ; Jos. H. Pool,
Elisabeth City ; F. F. Fagan, Plymouth ; Alexan
der Mitchell, Newbern: W. fc. H. Smith, Mur-
freesboro' ; H. B. Williams, Charlotte; John B.
Barrett Milton - A. T. Sammy, Ash evil le.
All Directors are authorised to receive Applica
tions. . "
OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY.
J. G. B. Roulhao, President.
. Henry D. Turner, Vice do.
S. W. Whiting, Treasurer.
John C. Partridge, Secretary.
John II. Bryan, Attorney.
J. Hersman, General Agent.
S. W. Whiting, )
Jno. R.' Williams, y Executive Committee.
John Primrose, J
All communications in reference to insurance
should be addressed to the Secretary; post paid.
J. C. PARTRIDGE, Sec'y.
Raleigh, Mar..22, 1853. - 25
Tri-Weekly Stage Line,
fXIHE Staees will. leave Raleigh, every Monday.
X Wednesday and Friday, at 7 A- M. by the way
of Pittsboro', Frauklinsrille, Cedar Falls, Ashboro',
Copper Mines, Ac, arriving at Salisbury. by 7 P. M.
next day. '
Fare from Baleigh to pittsboro d,UU
do do St Lawrence, 4, 00
do FronklinsvOle, Cedar.Falls A Ashboro,. ..5,00-
do Salisbury, 8,00
Four Hors Coaches, to Pittsboro ,
H. L. ROBARDS, ft CO.
Proprietor.
8tege Office YarbToug'h House, Raleigh,' N. C.
Aug. 8, 1853. -f 63
New Arrival ;
AT THE. VARIETY. BTOBE!
I HE undersigned respectfully informs the eiti-;
sens of Raleigh, and of the surrounding
country, that he continues at bis old stand, and
has just returned from the North, where he selec
ted a good assortment of articles usually Kept yet A
Family Grocsry and Confectionary.'
Javd, Laruira and Rio Cbleesj Clarified, VaU
venzed, lrusnea, ana urownougars- opcrm
-a w , a . xxt a
Adamantine and Tallow Candles j MoIasscs And
Suear House Syrup't Apple Vinegar, Tomato and
"Walnut Catsups, Fish, .Rksa, Lard, Salt, Starch,
Blacking, Table Salt, Muatard, ISatmeg. Uingsr,
MAC, Cloves, Cinnamon, Spiee Sat soda,, sc.
MDIOLUaJHJSULia
Trunks. Valises, Carpet Bags, Walking Canes,
Umbrellas, Wool And Cotton Cards, Nails, a -all
Assortment of Tin Ware, Horse Combs and Brash
CS, JTKMlil liUicv, vw yu; W vve,iv"iT'".rp
Bsketfto.
v. V;
. cIa- rv.bni- Rilalne Vttri' Prnns. Cnrrants.
mv Vrf. vv. 't- py - - - ; '
Uitron, . parames, raie,-.vuocuiwi ihmhw
. rt 1
Ginger,. Pears, iJamsons i'uie Appiea, reacnes,
Quinces and Limes ;' OUres,- 'Almonds, Filberts,
Palm Nuta, PecaOi'- .'bT. "the-baa os HxA) Tobacoo,
laofiV8bap ' Colojmei Leukine Glasses and Fire-
W0Tk) together "wvur many pxner arocie- wo nu
merous to -mention ; - . V . -
-. rv- MUSICALTINSTRUMNTS-
ACedeflBBjVioUns; Gsitaxs, iBAnsbo
rinee, Frfes, Flatev.fto.--i i-!' . v;lAi' f-,
rme,
7" -x "
Aug-.. 56, J858.
JAMES E. CTJTHBlI&Ttf.
I (successor to kerb ctjthbert,)t
r tTr BBj-uuiy .-an taiwuaw mfri wi, a-
" -r nntnoii: t-
, J Titos, ttrigg, Jr.Jmekson. & tX '
' L. F, HfcksrEsq. 1 P.t.r. I
Means. Kevsn ft Br. , .
Mm. L. D. A W. G. Crenshaw, JCiaemswat :
r Joaiah Will, Esq., NoffoA.
JAttes Georg, Ztq.tmUimWm. Vj
- Mewrs.. Mib ft Beers, Jfsm TtK v'-"
TT ASnBonstantly est band :Prim T0ti JUo
XX And New OrleAns Sugars, ' . . :"
Uaff Crushed, Pulverised and Clarificl . ! .".
Rio," Laruira And St Domiuro Coffee r.' :" .
Black Pepper to grAin And. ground, ami ATispi
Race Ginger 1q Bags, and Ground in Bexea "
Gunpowder, Imperial and. Young Hyson T T J
Tallow, Adamantine and Sperm Canal '."
Brpwn, Pale and Variegated S6p ' 7 r "
Gunpowder, Shot end Bar Lead '"' '
Blacking, Ink, Shoe Thread 4 Wrappisg Pwr,
Good And Damaged Sol And Upper Leather '
Liverpool andGreund Alum Slt ' ' "
Prime VirjgmiA and Western ;Baee and T-r '
Nail, Assorted, with, flooring ad WarehowM
Wdv
nestio Liquors, TObsa, A'Awhich offer at tk
lcmestTuartet rts." -i . . r
; Thi strictest attahtion paid to roeolving and for.
warmuggooa. v ,f .
Petersburg, March Ay ;v. 19
A: & H. HARRIS,
CEFE3AL COlOCSSION-m-ESCBAirTo,.
KOBroiAl tibcikia. -' '
r 7"H' mi liberal advances on ensiguiests,
desired.
Norfolk. April 19, 1858.
8t , ly
Iiubin's, Bazin's, Haule's and Har
rison's Extracts. . '
;1 1ISMA : Sweet Clnnrr Aiblinil Flnwir '
J. Crystal Palace; Violet; W hit Lilly; Mea
dow r-iowera 1 Lilac; Jenny Lind: Jockey Club:
Musk; New Mown Hay : PoDDtnack : To Rose :
Sweet Lavender; Hawthorne; Boquet de Arabic ;
do California; Lilly of the Valleys Patchouly;
Jasamine ; Clematis ; and Upper Teh, a new and
favorite Extract For sale by "
P. F. rESCUD.
Standard copy. . Oct 4, '53. 81
IRON HAILING ,
AXD ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK. 1
THE suDscribers respectfully inform the citizens
of the United States, that they are prepared
to fill orders for all kinds of Iron Work,' such As
Railings for public or private parks, gardens, steps,
balconies, verandahs, cemeteries, Aft Abo," Set
tees, Chains, 'Tables, Grey Hounds, cast ijroo
Lambs, Newfoundland Dogs, iron Stairs, Doors,
Shutters, Guards, Gates and all kinds of ornamen
tal and architectural Iron Work. ' '
They pay particular attention to encloslnr
cemetery lots, having the largest and handsomest
assortment of any establishment in the country.
Persons desiring to make selections of patterns, and J
. . . - . . ... -
Know the oost of -work, by Addressing the subscn-
oers, will receive, by return of mail, printed designs
of work and list of prices. All order: entrusted
to us will receive prompt Attention, "f- '': ':-
" HOOD A COH
No. 121 North Tenth st, Philadelphia.
Oct. 28, 1853. .. 88 8m -
Isaao Pxobtor
MERCHANT TAILOR, "
(SUCCESSOR TO OL1VKK A J'KOCTOR.)
WOULD respectfully Announce to bis pstrons
And tlie public- generally, his return from
the Northern cities, and that. he. is now receiving
aesfgStoau5o6
Clothing, which, being bought principally for oasrt
he is enabled to oner at very low rates. -
He has now in store, at the old stand, opposite
the Post-Office
Superfine bl'k, blue, brown, dahlia And other
fancy Cloths, of various goods J
Superfine French, English and American Caa
simeres, of all prices, plain And fancy
Superfine Shnoni Doeskins, for pant: And
Overcoats
Superfine bl'k Satins and Grenadine -!v.
Plain and fig'd and fancy silk Vestings ;
Fine assortment rich silk Quiltings, for Wed
dixigs'nnd parties f i;fi.
Tlain and fig'd Plush and Velvets, very rich.
FURNISHING GOODSA complete assortments
consisting in part ot - . . v . .;
Superfine plain and fancy dress Shirts . f. : -Do
8-ply Collars, largo yariety , i'
Do Canton Flannel, bleached Drill ' ;
Merino and silk Under-shirts and Drawers v
Silk, cotton and merino plain and fancy
Hosiery. ' .
Gloves, very superior kid, bl'k, white and fancy
Cravats, black And fancy, and a rich Assort?
meat for weddings aud parties
Stocks, bl'k, white snd fancy, wi and with
out ties
Suspenders, Dressinr Gowns, Ac. , i
In fact evervthinr necessary for a gentleman's
r.nmrtletA outfit. . , - -'1 ,.'-.!.'.
- r ' . ... - '--f i i-
With sincere thanks to his numerous patrons (or
the liberal encouragement heretofore extondod to
him, Jie hopes by strict attention to their wants.
And a deternunation to please, to merit its eontinu-.j
' ance.
.Gentlemen -furnishing their owa goods to 4e
manufactureo, may rely upon recwvingf the ume
uar, aim biicuuvh b tuuuu ouiu hihiiwiii
The latest Paris andLondon fashionSjust recdvea.
Cutting and repairing done promptly at all time.
He will remind those indebted, six montp nine
is Allowed to punctual customers. Those-jfar
rears longer than the above time wfll pleAse call
and close their accounts, either by cash or note,
and oblige . ISAAC PROCTOR.S
Oct J8,I85S. ' . :t5-
Age and Giraffe. .'v. . r
UJaJiiRR X 3t J A W i O ,
m-m w n . a i . - rm
vuiuiiiinBiuu x iwwiiivb - "r
CAROLINA WII AR F T O WJJ . P.O 2T T
-.. NORFOLK. VAiiVi- tAf
Anrili22. 183? 'S( t'--'Ct. 84
1 ' - J ai - - - - - -
Fine Fruit; v 1 r
T
1EN THOUSAND 4PPLE TREES ot the finest
kind. Tipeninz in aruocesaios, fromihaearU'
est to the latest. Ted Thousand acH Trees of
I, the finest kindst ripening in succession, from early?
in. June, to . November. Ud -thousand .jnerry
Trea of the same kinds. ripeninJ in succession, from
the first of May to Jury '; also, a fine assortment f
Aoricoto. Nectarinos, PlAms, Pears' and Strar-Ber
rv plants.' for sal at thePomological Gardens And
Nurseries, At Cane tjrecK, unatnam-county, ana
New GArdeW GaiIford equntyr Orders fo trees
Should be sent ia early.' Catalogues' will fee seat
''During my abeeneej, my brother 0wea Llndley,
will deliver trees a uane vreeK, anq my son, ai
hwt 11. Linger. .t New tiarden. - 7-'V-
j -: - ..- v:y- -JOSHUA LINDLEYi-
j - Garden. Guilford county,' N. C,s 1 on
I Tbi S1 it of the 10th mo- 1853: J v Tf
I S,IT. 4. AdQUiey flKU a A reiuium anHuiuiMai lux
'.to Fair.
f ?"TTJST received by the subsenber i " .
1 . a . . . . - ... ' f
1ifa.B .nil AnIAMn all lA ' - .1-
Black and eolored silks,
y
French and Enelisli Merinos,' alow Assortment,
-w. ... . . - . . . j - . , ... r
irmtea ana piain wusuu ihutob, --
Wbrkod Collars Aud UndeMleevas, :.'
Embrd and plain Linen cambrio lid; '
-Muslin and Lave Edgings, a great vari ty. -LAdiee'
and Gentlemen's Gloves, of All kinds.-
v rTbito Ana.TAa ooiorea aiobs ciarupg, , t
. . -A v Tot sale by.- ,
: rm.ieUf Jrr,'N, - -
- -&- ayc 9 Ft'mi'aSt.' ?
xaeigj eeyisninec ieao.
a y
r tualiif-Ir:;v.
i A .. .
Hp Ills' Company t
r I T. T -V.r-fT.-V
North CzrH
ntumes to -insure the live-Of, . Y ; ; .
ilT'Auiieaitiiywjiiti rersors st
1 Slaves. --'
'h create trisk t-acacaas rrrlellfe is 5,tt. --
lvjsaxriaiired for a tern of oae ti t yrs far" . "
ta their valuej. - ,, .
DlV ChASi.E.oiineon, I'resisicv.t, . iV ijif
- - m. D. Haywood, Vice rresideaV,.. ' ' -'
afaunes- F. JorJ-n, . Secretary, J-li-x--,i-:" VJ':--.
Wnr. If. Jones, Treasurer,, , ''i ,
Tefrih 1 ' beeAttorney, V'-. . .-- V
jPrWm. IL McIIee, ExamiaiB'thysIoiaa T
7. J. Hersman. Gene al Acrnt. . rv-: .--
Jailfbsses at paid within VO djs AfW sS"cf.
a"hr rifnnf ia ujrtnr1 ' - "
tory proof is presented. - , '. Ot
idilanks and Pamphlets, showing the plan of ; f ,iy
ttioa of th Company, may be .bad on applia. C, . '
it the C3ee, or any of thegerioies, AH l::r k Zt
atio
at the C2co. or any of theri
a basiness should be addressed to
r "JAMES Jr. JORDAJf, Keff
Msyl, 185S.;
TlHBSfffifA INSURANCB COMPANY V Jfr
HXTrop, Cohm offers'to lasmr Buildlr , .
anel MBchn".'.a"Tiiist loss or. alamc - bT lr
tji j.,ff,inal ln a, Ji'mn -e. bt A rac ...S
at premufr.x.to
I'hisistne of the tlirist Albert Xnrurnc, Ca- - .-
paaies in the' United tatov And pays its loss
promptly.,- ' "-J
Applications or Iasaraaa ia Raleigh, er it . r
eiaity, to be mae to . ' , V
Vi' .' v ' AgeAtk'C; :
fft ItiltoA'ir; C. Ticinity: t . V
H. J. PALMER, Agent
0tbeT,1848.
TUST: RECEIVED f Another gttpply of MusIoaI
1
fjl Instruments at the N. C. Music Store, wherw..
mar always beiound r beet Music and Musio Book
forailinstrumfcvs. r Pianos from the celebrated! - -
Factory of Knabo ft Gsshle. Baltimore..-: Guitars. '" 5:
.Violins, Violincellos, Drums," Fifes4FlutesClarir -.rt" K
nens, JTiageoiets, uctavo i lutes, Accordeons, rang- f- -
ing from 60 cents to $15,00, Banjos, Taaborins, '"
Violin' Screws, Pin, Bridges, Bows.., A vnew.lot -
of Italian Strings both for Guitar snd;' Violin. JA-.t '
large assortmentof Pertaory, HAirLiushe,PpTtA
Monaiesfte.; Ac y-Jy l':
ARTISTS' MATERIALS. A beautiful lot C. .
Laudficape Patterns fox Oil Painting, Japan Boxes,' i!? '-
Paints, Bfnss, Oils and Varnish Canvas i - 4 '
pieces or on stretches. , - , - .iX,"' -
Drawing Patterns, Pencils. Paper, BristolBoArd, h:
MiRBeardsV Oraduate; Tint Paper :PastV Water,::"; ( V
Colors, Pictures, Pictare Frames, Guilt Moulding,
Glass ftuf Ac '..vL W. PETERSLUA. 1 .i'
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Cn0WAN,TEUCALE 1 :
COZ LE Ot A, TR'tyS TIT UTS
Tsti it, R. ForV,' A. ' ll? , Principal, NAtarAl' Ss(-' W. J
ences Ah MoAl Philosophy. - ; ,. -K-'.f i
Mrs. E. DeLahtey'Fory? Auocialt Principal, Frenk -" .
ItallAa, and Uelles Letters. - . ;r j- "
Rev. B. H. Landi JL- My Latin Language and Lit
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eratore. r '' V - ' ' , 1
Rev. J. B. Garlick. A.- Mi History.. ' X
o. Hensoa, A. ii, Mathematics and Natural SI
ences.i'-v '-v -.." "
Mr. M. C. Babcock. Otzanist and Pianist. .
Miss A'. Perims; Higher English. ,- ,
Miss Susan j; Baier. Piano and Vocal -"r '"it
Jdlsf M- Eldredge, Jllusic, PiAne, Tl '?
GuitAr. -i v?l i : ; ; ?
-Maiic, PUno nTVocaL
-Miss Caroline Robinson,-Music, Piano' And VoaI.'
Vf , : -yviX, lygter,, Monochromatic j
Rev. J.B'arlick,-A. Ml and Lady, Ccnduftor
the Domestic Departmant - , - -
Mr Kill,. of Yv Matron and Nurse, - ? M ,
fTHE Institution .is located ia one of th dhI-' '
healthful sections of Eastern Carolina. ' i , .
Its eleventh session will commence on the secon -'
Wednesday of Octobef,;lg53 ' - -
ThA Domestic Department will be conaucle bj -. y.
' Amplt) ptovisioA will b made for warm' And col J - " . -4
batMng, and.'btLe.r preservatives of. health, Th It V '
Primary. Jepartment ill -;bo re-organiied, tuxj: "
placed under the Care of a suitable Teacher, r -
f? xae insuiuw aT's a lamsLry,' . iweau.iig .ivaoin, r
aada Cabinet -ouiera!s. The ChemioaJ, Astro- t i -
nnrht.o.l anrt PhUfHwrnhical Ar-naratuSisnot inrni';' -if' .
ttm& by th.', oTsiny similar Institution in th Scuta ;I Q-
woathly PeriddicAl hicltisreAd At the reguJAr ,
meetings f th 3ocietyxi;Extensive cenrses of
lectarea are delirered, aJnTpapiea "Wisa- expen- - -
mental illuatratiens. The Music -deparment is fur ""'';.
nished with tea new and. verj superior instrument "? - b
AmiriA ecrndueted by a gentleman Teecher, .aided ? s
by four lady colleagues- ilusical boirees are hela t ,
mtmthly.'r Tlierels'Also a lar;e snd vahiablA Ot,''1
kfoTTclaily religious services, ':Th Eibleiire- T
gularly studied, ana tirougnoutuiB wnw. course, - , , . ?
rerard is had to themoroi cwifrr. of. the; Student. " v -.
he young ladies do not visit the store nor Post v ;
Qfficeflbut make aU pcrchaBes through the srensy .
OJ inenasr-; Ail letters receiveu pass mrouoa am ' . . ,
hands ot.the. Principal, and where there is surpi- -". ,
ioh of a clandestine correspondence, . the letters ' -l
are sent nnopcneg to the Parent :Or Guardian,' The - ,
Students do. not go. abroad without a proper attem , '-
dAnt- They sire t . t allowed to visit nor to re- It a .
Jails, nor to att'hd.Any "exhibition without perruls- "."-
ion iron ine jincipai. xuey iiuu uiviiie aer . i; ?
rice on the Sjbath at such place a the Par enter r'.r
9i4iAji: tia'alreoiTf To prevent ritlry ia clresav . ".-4
siiBiinAiniform Is pMMribedTJAerje-Are two seV .'--
sion eommeneing on t u eanesuayi ct u"t tg 'a
bflidMliTbeVAalIj-a--is-.'fc th; last " , J
Thnsday in July to the 2d-Wednesday in October.
atudenta Can enter x anytime and Are charged fj'"
accordingly- No deduction for tuition will b mad
After entering' except In cases: of protrated illness,
when one half the bill w I oe deducted. rareaU , '
andGoardians are earnestly requested not to enng -
hor r.emorc yoiurglauics On tli Lbbstli. j "' f!,t'
.To those living near t e railroads, Muifroesbor
i moat accessible by 'the way -of Boy kin's Depot, I '
On. the HeaDora ana noanoxe,, itoau, jz miies iron -
the Institute, wher regular convey anc Wia al- -
Hale of Board and Tuition for xs session rof i
nomhtt l ayabie one half - in Advance. '
Elementary Arithmetic,? Grammar,'; Geography,
itiirrier Eneliah. " J '-- v - - - J 6 0O .
French--littitC'trreea; kid Italian; SAk , 7 .00
Drawing Ana cmuroiaery, aca s mi
PAintiBrIn Water-Colors, .-! . 9
- ;do- Oil ( : do, ' ' 12 00-'"
Music, Piano, Guitar and Feraphine, e..h s 20. CO '
.d- "Organ,- " - - .7;.'t 25 00 -""-eof
PIa.no And C-rtpfr-e, esh - ' '100"
- do fluit . , . - 2 00 -
do Organ,- ' ' - ' t 7 0
Scrientific Lectures,-.,' ...- - . -l "6f
School-room Expcnsas t 1 .cal- Musi" 8 2 00
Bowrd in the Institute, r ot including th privi-' "
leges of ' ath tuvjx j month, - 8 CO"
WshiBg,p, onti,' . - -,'-; V J CO
j." Ap'ication for' Admission, can be mad to thtv
Prin il by letter,' or 6 a te preinises of th Iasti
Sept 2, 1858- ' ' , - lj .T-
milfi-bBXNDLOrai: of NortVCarolin wHl'"
I; Convene in this City, on Ilondsy evening, th
&ihot December next, at 7. o'clock, for thtrsB ;
ct!fu of business. - - 'J. : , '.
v 0icfl-s of SuborcLa. 1 3 LoJe r requested tv .
Alien l 11 peraonv or u proper ucicj:.ai aw ws, - - :t .
. . 1 1 .V . 4V- .Ani:4 Hf A. Att
CtLzJ. rliC - c T 1 s Grand LJ-a. it -1,
. r". - at,; VIXlJAil T..EAIN,
. .- . Grand 6ecrtArr.
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