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1 lCE-3U lslCes rice, tor safe by
~ a:22 A TEIE.R, 81 Gmvier 3:
1 lFE fRESERVERS-Ju>t receiver II superior
Ia article Of life preservcrs al the Bazaar
n22 BUSH n ALLAN
lME--i0n0 ,usks Thonuston Lime, landing from
II ship Peruvian, for sale by
npl9 WHITNEY, rs CamA 81
Observation-Disclosures ami Roman for sale bv
~ mar 81 READ BARSrOW,7 Bank PIac.
- pEkM tANDLES-3uJ buXC, sperm, Cul.uI es
~ assorted brands, for sale by
apl 81 | BRIDGE & Co 1871 Magazine 8
6 PERM CANDLES t5l haNss. ia,pins iron. sn,,
~ Nichssure :, Tor sale nv \ lRIEk.
lnne II 81 Gravirr :
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NEW MUSCLE, Native Music; The Convent B q
~ I'm Il rauting, rowing Blade; Never Despair, sh
don't you remember the beautiful glade in the Drum
Romance: The White Horse of the Pep pcrs; Thou
ri in the grand Romantic Opera Amilie; Good Nic |
The meeting and p.rting car, not for spring on c
tickle wing, by II Russell; Come, COME thou art in 500
row; A Life on the Oce.l wave, by II Russell; She
watched for him; 70 let fall tear; Come to m at
morning; Der the waters by moonlight There no home
like my own, arranged for III. harp hv L Lrbarre-
Royal Waltzes, by A Ficche Que.n Victoria's Court
Quadrilles. just received and for sale by
DIG CASEY, 10 Camp 81
NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ,-lIunsli> sons
| Y New Medical Dictionary, iunuo Snper ROYAL 3vo
Neutrality-suspicious. Therapeutics and Human Phrsi
0logy.-Davns on Females, Fn'umc.- Ebules Tilfrn.
pcuties volumes.
New supplies just received by Alex ToWAR,
aug II ~ Camp street.
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Chas. Ti itRElL aud other NOVELTIES
Charles ryr."ll, or tn Bitter Blood, bv mes.
Chnveley, the Man of tenor, hv inl, BuIw
Ladv nevce:, or the Wo, an OF io..or,
Chevelry.
Lord I'rougham. Sketches Of Public 'rnrirr vols
Historical Sketches OF States in the time Of
George the Third, 2v,ls.
Nicholas Nictehv, No / to n.
Jac'; Shepperh, No | to 3.
Adam Buff ~ther men Of character by Jrrrohl.
Isabel Of Sicily, bv luckernlann.
Paul NJ knck: The Barber of Paris.
Commandment, II Novel in vols.
Francu's Reign OF Terror in Paraguay 2vol4.
Pccla, by Sui,line.
R Ri1 l"s"S sr Tu Gsnta" Ny' new supplies
T. JOHNS. & Co.
July }Glh-3w cor OF ST Charles Il Common SIS
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ENXCIIANGE on nelrnati ntsigh'. for snc Nv
~ rtcl "A 1RlER u C;t0't- ~ +
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MONUMENTS Of Wnshingi TONS Patriotism with IL
.V1 fac snlc of his pu lie Accounts during thu Re
volutonaryWar. foil" volume s' tai! EACH will be
sud price, the proceeds of tins publication
he devoted for the Of the Washington Manual lubour
Schaol and Male Orphans Asylum.
This Truly national Work ought to he in ,',. hands
of every American and editors of the City and
country papers w'li contribute to that benevolent object
by giving this advertisement few insertions.
JOHNS IL co. Agent,
aug. Gtll-lm. Cor St Char!rs X Common st
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- ADDLERY W ARE.-Ihc subsctrhcr-,
~ lecturers and wh"lrsaIe dealers IN snddie1y
p,ods are un, Receiving rs late arrivals from the
uor,, T., adult to iHttr tOrntr stock. an cAtrn-
s,,, assortment IT articles IN thelr nr, oGlung
which are tIr t"!l',N -. WI:
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Dray, cart aud wagon w |
Saddle bags, double ands gle valiccs mc dlcal
saddle bags, BRUSSELS carpet bags; best iron frame
leather tol,o trunks, brass nailed; leather boot top
do, assorted sizes and various styles; holsters and
pistol belts; coach, gig, sukey, 'wig and planters
crop whips: wool, worstcd, cotton and leather
g,rhs and sursingles; sirrup eahetS: trunk
straps and w"rslci rein web; chain and hook
banirs; blind brides and lines; otch collars,
and horse and mule coars.s.oi all QUALITIES; mo-.
rocco buck bear. sheep and buffalo skins: p'n Ted
brass and steel Bride bits of ev'ry description ,
plated. braes and steel spurs OF every description
plated, brass and steel s!rtups OF every descrpS
T"ge,Yer with com lete assortment OF every
article in their line of busness-aIl OF which they
offer for sale on accommodating terms.
They viii also continue 10 receive through the
year, BY packe's from New York, fresh supplies to
Keep their stock mpie and complete.
kOUES, DAVIDSON & co,
t3 Is Canal st.
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THkGIiH N FIVE AND NAi,f DAY,
From Mobile Ala bnma) to augusta [ts"~j
I EANf.S Mobile every other la' Immediately s,tI
D the arrival OF the mail from New Orleans per In
s,cnbos, EMEL,>K, to Hlakriy, coaches to Pesacol"
steamboats, per ensacol Bay ST Rosa sound and Choc
tahachie River and }y) Cedar Bu.:, coaches theme,
via Mariana, Chatta0ochee, tformery Mount YER
non, 3anbr idge PInclton; Ilawkinsviile and Louis
ville to Augusta. lassengeertakin, his seat at Mo-
bile is in danger OF being thrown on, losing his
preference by other conflicting Interests. AS the FLOk
ia LINE is but on. concern, and under one COZ tro
throughout, and may rely WITH CERTAINTY upon his
arrivaa Augusta in time specified, through all wealth.
and at any season, unless unforeseen
trophe should occur. The Great New Orleans Mai
is carried Ey this route. The Agents for acconmoa.
ton, Teams, Coaches and Drivers are no, surpassed
the southern country.
The smooth hard, natural roads, the safe and inter
csting water nav CATION, the time and accommodation,
afford the traveller speed certang, comfort, and plea.
ing variety; connected AS it We're with tho Rail Road
Charleston S. T.. and the steam packets to New York
travellers rea,h New York from New Orleans
LESS THAN II nArs'-Washirston city in II.
From Chattahoochee, Florida, We have Branc
Line via Quincy and Tallahassee, to 81 Marks hor
post coaches, also tive Branches iro,n iawknsvilIs
one to Miedge'illc and one to Macon light twoho
caches. STOCK TONS g co.
AUGUSTA, Goth Jan. 1855.
Office at Mansion House Mobile
'Distanco, New Orleans to Mobile, 1870 mile
Mobile to Augusta $40
Augusta to Charleston, i,G g
Charleston to New York, ysO- 1870
Time, Now Orlean to M0t,llc, % hour.
Mobile to Augusta, 80 g
Augusta to Charleston, ~ C
Charleston to New York, So 258
Making ,6s miles per day. orr miles per hour nclu
sive Of all st"upases. nay 10
n. Is. beg leave to INTERN tue public tina, III
bridges the Chata,ocehc swamp All Hard I.abo
creek have just been mplctcd the general govern
mcnt, (lh@ My obstacles operating against this safe an
speed, route thus happily removed; and have tn
pleasure ollie. Ling from travellers ile the coaches ho
SIS, drivers and Dads Of the frs, order; and as tn
water route from cusaco'. Cedar Bluff i, is admit
ted by all who have passed through it t" be ,nsuy,assc
III novelties beauty and safety. The bridges ,hrous
Georgia have also hcenrrl'ai,t. j NJ BAKER.
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kHAtbN, LARD and FtN\~- oi hhds Cine nnnti
ID cu,ed Sides and Shoulders
1000 kegs first quality Lard
100 tr.a Mess Pork. fur sale hv
<apl ) SFETSbN g. AVERY SH tivsvier 81
= tUil AttAiiiC, and liquur,cc and n1arnu-4 cases
" fine Turkey gun afsb' do liquor ice peasa. and
lax. mama, aud for sale by
JARVIS 81 ANDREWS,
nl3 corner Common &. Tchou Iionlas sts
DlillARD BALLS " CliECkS,-Jnsl rece we'd a
ID splendid article Of Billiard BALLS and Checks.
BUSH Il ALLEN,
nnrn Tn,hnnre IJDfei cnr 'hurlr &
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EDUCATE -N-FNENCIi ana EAGLl>Ii.-
Mr. James. recently arrived ibis riiy. hras leave
10 inform the ci 's-Hs Ut New Orleans that he will
open &C denny On Nonin,. II, ,nuar., Il, NJ.
70 Toulouse street, tor the Instruction Of vnu' h OF
both srN,s IL French nrti English, in IL hich ne
will be ntHv assisted by Mrs. Jane. and Mrs.
Me'th,r. wnu s,r.uk hlh those languages with
gt-n liutn"v and rurtt". and w,w il tale chara,
OF ire IL par ul' nj ~ T." Young ladies.
NJ; J ,tnt'S wHI NV" hi, whole niipn,inn ~ tie
various hran"tes II r'urnt,nn, and ,r,els hins cit
'hat IL" Wl gi.r rtIl'rr satisfaction To tN,sr Il
may hnn-u ilI.,i Wiih IN, ir rnntArnrr nov
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en- .tF-sl5
" q 'tENE takes pleasure IL announcing i
!irfh> and the ritHri;s of New Orleans TIA, If it
10. 9Th hr"ueh l.iih"cra, h, on ;,ar y iii come,
S:lntng, amt 'roo the IN, Titles he ur, has nyr ,
plate sng,aviiE hc can execute all orders rili>
hun, at Que hnlih expense uf il,& ana ss
ri,"'p IL type printing. - d..
hG'rhan'S Wishing 'i"cnars emf o'it in I'll =
''an" wiring, ran lave an. quantity at II ttN.
notice; or they will lce\ccrtrd fls thru IN. II iss
st' SUE h Is has heretofore gee, geIseinl sal 8
ionil Inc most srspccinblo commission lo,,scs ~
city. G"n'irmen "~irnuS OF having Visiting NJ
'''.s ards hnlsh"d + 'hchest linn,sr "ill Z" -"
calling nj l!c n C. and SEC specimens
Feb ! l8;IN
y Bunk notes ncnil, executed, mud circ,
Erin.e. at one hour, noic,. -
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i'-' ~ ln"hi' ~ 'H'hi'f Al
ur!lOl .~rERN &rAPER HANGING S'Tu.u,
Henry Sie!rechi. (tnr nerlv ]. e. Weeks D.,
would meg, respectfully inform his tr"n
tic %uh|lr in general, that he has and i cor
" r'rc'vlng general assortment 1T upholstery
AMI paper t-ngirg. The EIIowin. cnmrrlcrs a
pant ." In sr", X, hirh lie Offers for sui" Who'll
snc ar retail on the most accommuua'in& terms,
Frrnclr velvet and satin parer, latest style !: 90
half Common and common, rnait .hia glaz' Il
and ung 4 do do, French ian,iscnpc.. five
boards, tlnds, &c. d" velvet nnd w"r>reJ do DE-,
moreanze do r"I"rs, silk fr,ny" aud uaIlnnns al!
qualities, rait"rnS and prices, ""rS'cd hinges a.
s"r'rd ,trrn. plain and cnlrr,d S~isu muslin
, latest siyir plain and co"u7ed, cotton draper,
nnslns pluj and rwillcd, ns-nrIcd c"i"rs. new
s'rc OF needle work for >"ia cushions, hnt stn"
covers, &c style OF h!I r,lr,s, ra,s,d hunrct
aud plan, uitl window ornaments "i all raitern:
and .z->. a.ll Eagles bat:l and spears, ,Nthers
&c. glass knobs, casters, hair c!"Ih. tigurr, an.
pliIn, u larur assortment of ,nvs { children
tar silk r"rd and assrlS, worstrt cord ard IN
sells, general assortment ct uph.lStcrn aud pmre
hnhulngs, constantly on hand AMI 10 sale nj tn,
lowest prices Nos q! E"yal nua "a Custom
II 'ust sta.
n H--Pcrsnns in the cry ON II C country
are respectfully invite, !" #all uni examine o
| themselves. Carpets and curtains made in tho
| Attest mnirrn s,vl", roons prepared at he suor,
est n"tlc". and all kiniS nj uphades.cry work
done with nca,sess and arsra'rh. oct3
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HILLsBORoUGH
NNMLn.E LoADsElEy

HKMLrE .lGADsElEEs
INHE Trustees Of this institution. take plea.
u sure IN announcing 10 Parents and Guar,
dams that the exercises Of abe ensuing session
val commence on the 18th July next. Tie
well known qualifications Of those engaged in
conducting ~. the great advantages Of IFS l0ea.
ton IN punt Of health. and she eninen. morsli
~ of the community ia which IL 10 situated,
eonspire 10 give this Academy high claims on
the confidence Of The public. The sludiss Of
The classes are ss follows
~ Che lat class.- Spelling. Reading, Writ.
ING. Arithmetic. Grammar, Geography, with
the use Of the Globes. History. Natural Philo,
sophy, Chemistry. Mythology, Botany, Rhcto
rlc. Astronomy. Dietstion and Composition.
0yths aad Class. Spelling. Reading. Writ
ing. Arithmetic. Gramnsr. Geography. With
the use Of the Globes. History, Natural PLilo.
so2hy. Chemistry. Dictaiion and Composition
Of the ID ciass.-Speliing. Reading. Writ.
ing. Arithmetic. Grammar and Geography.
OF ihs 4ih Class. Spelling, Reading, Writ.
ing. snd the Tsbles in Arithmetic.
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PROSPECTUS
OF rHE
HillsbOrough Recorder,
PUBLISHED EN- D. HEARTT.

ASS@tSH6b % NJ hEAhkNs
SINCE the enlargement Of The Recor-
per. considerable accessions have been
made 10 the subscription list, and the
Editor has been encouraged TO hope tina,
he was shout 10 receive such an amount Of
patronage as would no. only compensate
him for LIS srduous and unceasing labors,
but enable him further to improve the sp.
pearanee and add To the usefulness Of his
paper. BUT to realize his hope. The active
assistance Of his friends is required. He
has perfect confidence in the Justice of
the cause and The soundness of the prin.
ciples which he advocates; and having
truth for bis polar star, he has neither
wavered nor faltered, even in the darkest
hour. lie believes that the entire Wing
party are actuated BY the same purity OF
motive, and in their determination to pre-
serve uadiminished their high priviIsg. s,
are animated by a zeal not less lervent
than bis own. The rich legacy which,
was won for us by the active hands and
strong arms Of the Wings Of The Revolu.
lion, the Wings Of the present day know
can be preserve ed only by uniiring watch.
fnlness and jealous guardianship. Unity
Of principle and feeling j. calculated 10
produce unity Of action; the Editor Of the
Recorder therefore trusts, that all true
hearted Wings will co operate with him,
by assisting in The extension of the cir
culation Of bis paper.
those Of his fellow citizens who DIFF
fer with the Editor on some of the ques.
tons Of general policy, are assured tina. in
the discussion Of all political subjects, he
will endeavor so 10 constrain himself as
"Nothing 20 ex,enuate,
Nor Sc, down sugh, 10 MALICE"
bpt in truth and soberness 70 do Justice
to all parties. A large portion Of de CO.
lumns Of the Recorder will be devoted to
entertaining Miscellsny. Moral Essays,
Agriculture, and articles of Domestic and
Foreign Intelligence; and amid this varie.
~ il is hoped that all will find matter 70
amuse and instruct.
The terms Of subscription 70 The Re-
corder are as heretofore-two dollars and
fifty cents in advance, or three dollars al
the end Of the year. ~ ...-
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UNION HOTEL,
dII|a
A{X II sXZ1
HILLsBOROUGH, N. C.

h1SA&0&&0e ANs 10
NARY A. PALMER u SON re,peet-
July lender lhsnss 70 their friends
and ,he public generally. for the very H..
pefsl patronage heretofore extended 10
sAsm; and sould infnrm The public ,hs.
Ehey have pu, themselves 10 considerable
pans and expense in repairing and filing
Up iher establishment. that stronger 10.
ooeemen's may be offered COZ public pat
ronsae.
Due attention will be paid 10 their Ia
Die. which shall be furnished with the
best she make, eau afford.
Their Bar will be supplied with H.
auofs Of the best quality, add Ice in alum.
dance.
Their Stables will be supplied with
abundant pfosender and careful attend
snce.
The tTsEslling public ATE invited 70 give
them . call, and they s,s assured ina,
every exeriion will be made TO give g..
tisiacIion.
X Two oE lhgee families can be nc.
sommoda.ed with hoard and good rooms.
ar The Raleigh STANDARD will insert ,he
shove three weeks.
janet -x
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HILLSB ROUGH, N. &.
RpBltsRED wEskLr
ny nENNtg spADrT

AT EHaGE DoILaRs TEAR, on TWO DOLLARS
rIrrr ctErs ~ fAip IN ADVANCE.
Those Who do not give notice Of their ~'sh
TO have their paper discontinued OF the eSpns.
ton Of the year, will be presumed as desiring
It's continuance until tounicimsnded.--An And no
paper wall be discontinued until oil sHcarsges
are paid, unless Of the option 81 the publisher.
Advertisements not exceeding sixteen Ines
one dollar for the fret, and twenty-five cents
for each subsequent insertion; longer ones IN
proportion. Court Advertisements twenty-five
per cent higher. A deduction Of $50 per cent.
will be made 10 advertisers BY the yeaI
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The Scmi-WeeLy Whig.

The Semi Weekly WING.
|THE FIRST number of the Semi. Weekly
edition Of The New York Wing is
herewith submitted 10 the puhlis, twill
be regularly published henceforih every
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, on
SHEET Of tho size OF the Daily " hig ana.
half the size Of the Weekly. and fora ard.
ed by the earliest mails 10 their patrons.
Il will contain all the matter Of the Daily
Wing excerpt the advertisements, and be
afforded al Che low price Of Three Dol
lars per annum in advance. Il is bsliey.
cd that this is the cheapest Semi. Weekly
paper in the country.
The character Of the New York WING
Daily and Weekly--is now widely
known. lihas been published abou, six.
teen months, and in TINA brief period has
acquired an extensive circulation. and we
trust. fair standing among lie co,empo.
rsries. IL aims to presen. in a medium
sheet an amount Of reading matter fully
equal 10 the average of the Grea. Dai.iss
Of New York and our Other Commercia.
cities. It's contents will comprise Lilo.
nature, Politics and General Intelligence.
IN about equal proportions. In The Lite.
raTy Department. no great pre,ensions
are made to originality, but the best re.
pos'tories of Foreign and Amerisan Lite.
nature are open TO its conductors, and
they endeavor to select therefrom a va,
RED and interesting banquet In Gene
raj Intelligence, we hope TO be neither
behind nor inferior TO our immediate CO.
'emPoraries. In Politics, our journal
will be all that its name purports--fcar.
lessly. zealously, and we trust, Efficient
~. Wing. Experienced pens are enlist,
ed ~ its service. and we trust tina. il will
render good service to the country in the
advocacy Of sound principles aud good
measures. and the fearless exposure Of The
inquiries, corrupiions and ruinous ten
denotes Of loco Focoism. ...-
Subscriptions are respectfully solicited
by ]. GREGG WILSON a. Co,
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Attention.
HEAD QUARTERS


TrolingeT's Bridge. Orange County,
n. C. Jaly 18th. 1859.
To TIC Offers effhs Sirfh Brigade Of
North Carolina Militia.
WoU are hereby commanded 10 attend st
- your usual parade grounds. with your re-
speeiise eommsbds. armed ard equipped ss
the Law directs, for parade and resis~. with
sx Eouats Of powder, on the following days.
20 at:
The s6lh Regiment on the i7th Of Sept.
The 55ih Regiment on The 10Th Of Sept.
The 94lh Regiment On the 9lst OF Sept.
The Ash Regiment on the 24Ih Of Sept,
Tie 47Gh Regiment on The Goth OF Sept.
The Ssh Regiment on The 2sIh Of Sept.
The 49sh Regiment on The IL. Of Oct.
BENJAMIN TRoLINGER.
Brigadiz Gsarsl.
AUSTIN wHTrsrrr. .aidsssup.
la.yIT. 20
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ERMAER SCHOOL,


IN HILLSBoROUCH.
THE Fall Session Of MR. e. Mas. Boa
= WELLS ScHooI, xill commence on
the first Monday in August.
English Studies, eli so
Music, IS 90
Drawing, 10 90
French, Is 90
Those desiring more information. are
referred To The following gentlemen. most
OF whom have children or wards at this
school.
Hon. f, Nash, l
DIR. James Webb. u.,,
l.. z en- s': sew, &, ESQ., '''''''''''''
Judge Mangum. Orange.
Rev. ID, Lacy, Raleigh.
Rev. r. Nash, Lincoln,
ZIP Raleigh Register and Star will insert
four times each.
June rs. Is
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SRnIS Iaslitrtisa, twelve miles northwest
- from HllisborOBeh, Orange eouniy, y. Z.
and siE miles noFth of Mason Hail. enjoys .
location in the midst Of an agreeable nelgh.
borhOOd. surrounded By q pleasant eouniry.
nhieh al exeeedingly pure and salubrious a.
mospheFe. o psaeeial seelusion and other I'M
portant advantages. combine 10 render pera-
larry eligible and Inviting. Here the stsdeai
10 invited, By The prospect Of study. unlnter-
rupted BY III health. and those other causes
which frequently 20 much Tetard the progress
Of youth. Here the path 10 virtue and homo
rable dlsiineii0n hes open before him. With
lew. bus rural allufements. 10 NiihdEaw him
from the pursuit. with comparatively lev
Temptations 70 lead kim ssiray.
The student who comes here !. forthwith
Incorporated into family. which hitherto. has
been eonienitd and harry one; over whom
. parental goEefnmeni is exercised. and . VI.
giant eye Kept. lie immediately becomes
the subject af all o fathers solicilude, exeT.
lions aud snxielies.
AZ % is designed that this institution shall
be . classical school Of the highest grade,
classical literature constitutes distinct De.
paTimens, tnder the immediate and particular
supervision Of the Principal himself. Ample
provisions are made 10 prepare students Tor
y NA~ ~AtNStsAtNH W tAG NVuNtHNE VI "
imPart 10 those who design only to take an
aeesdenieal course, thorough acquaintance
with classical literature.
The English department. which 10 sepsrsie
and distinct. Is under the diTeeiion of an eff
eient and competent instructor; 90 ths; all re-
qaisi,e facililics'aIe sfiorded for the proseeu.
lion Of such English studies ss are generally
prosecuted in Academies Of the highest grade.
The Principal 10 now making extensive sd.
diilons 10 his accommodations for boarders, 50
that in short time rooms will be oper for IS
or 70 boarders Good board can also be pro.
euied 10 the neighborhood.
Tuition in the Classical Department, per
session Of eve months, sI2 50.
English Department. IS per session.
Board per month, exclusive Of lights, s. so.
The present session will end on. the I5lh Of
June next.
~ The next session will commence
on The 18th Of July.
Those who may wish 20 correspond with the
Principal Of this Academy. sill please TO I'D.
dress him ss Postmaster a. Jnnto.
ID. w. KERR.
April "a ss-
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G0ELIcK's
Matches Sanative.

rsHis inys.ashls ksdieins. whieh has PEI.
formed astonishing cures 10 ths censsmr-
tios. and other diseases 81 the liver. 10 kepi
eonsianlly far sale b. the sabsen6er, a. Harris
hofn Peat Ol6ee. Orange county.
HENRY F0GLEMAN.
March -. tI-si
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TERMS OF TUITION, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
First Glass, cit 90
Second Class, Is GO
Third Glass. Is 90
Fourth Glass, IL so
Music on Piano or Guitar, 25 90
Drawing and Painting. IL 90
French Language. Is 90
Working on Canvass. S 90
Working on Muslin. 3 90
J. s. SMITH, I
CAD. JONES. Sen'r.
VIM. CAIN, =
HUGH WADDELL, S
STEPHEN MOORE, =
NATHAN HOOKER,
T, II, MANGUM.
~ The Raleigh Star and Standard will in.
seTt four times.
June -. 75-4w
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A FRESH suPPLy or
ConfectiOnaries, Sc.



FrfAS he p.saszrs @ inform The psblic. that
- sks kss lssi reserved large supply q
sFsiciss IL hsf Aas. snoag sAlSA are,
candses.
Nuss Of Esrioas kinds.
Preserved Swestmesis.
Rsislns. currsnts. Dales and Prpnes.
0rsnges and Lemons.
Coess Nuts.
Segsrs Of various kinds.
Toys fsr Children.
s.a = variety Of Articles too numsFo7s 20 men-
lion. TIE fEuls and Nuts are q the iasi
years crop, aad 81 exce'lent quality.
She has also several Jars q hae SPIcED
OYSTERS. which will b sod BY The lar ~ .
reduced price. The article 10 excellent
- Mrs. ". would also inform the
pshile. that she has juss pat her SODA FOUN-
TAIN in operation, and oil furnish 70 her
eusiemeFs this refreshing dFaught cEery day in
The wssk, Sundays excepted. She wiii have
ICE CREAM asa. On aliths said days. sHeePt
Moaday.
The public are respectfully invited 70 give
Der . call.
Jane 5, IL
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Military Election.

An election cor cOlonel cemmancznt.
- Lisulensni colonsl, and Major. for
Ihe fony-Ssvenlh Regiment Of Norsh-
csrolina Militia. will be held ~ HILLSIDE
rough on The last Saturday in August
next.
WILLIAM BARLOW,
Sszisr cYfsia.
IuiyaA So