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nOCT0R MORRISON.

NroRTH RIVER DlSPENSARY, 20i1e Fulton street.
IN Doctor Morrison continues TO be consulted cmnnasnay,
strant In diet or pursuit Recent cases. particularly oohof-
fA SSHf ~ sily1 OF The URETHRA cured by Dr.
NJ on improved principles wnoat pain or neonvsn,.acs %
ta patieut symptoms Of Structure ae analogous Win
ihose ots affections Of the APPARATUS none put ex
Surgeons should be allowed 10 make the ex
suffsr much injury from awkward practiiIonsrs. -:
Nervous and Constitutional Debiity-Ihis ailscon sno
the train resulting from secet destructive habit IN
YOUTH inducing noctua emissions and ultimate mpolrncy
the 70 healthy tone and renslatlng It's og
nal A perfect guaranteed, or no charge,
N.B-Dr M. holds communion with medical pretenders
who claim be as he perhaps the only quaihea
2Oah Fulton street Letters postpaid and containing lee VIII
insure medicine and advice To part OF the Union
Office 2O4x Fulton, Greenwich, New York. Open from
= a Nj 10 Up M daily. 81 lm*ec
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PARTISAN RAZAAR

THE House No. Broadway, Grand street,
situated the most eligible part OF broadway bus
location and the whole o the building has been fitted
the most magnificent style, with
the disposal Of staple and fancy goods and
the and glass will be lei separately
Silks Laces, Gins, silk aud Worsed Materials Millinery
Ladies Head aud other Ornaments turner's Articles, Watch
and Clocks, Silver and Plated Lamps and Chandeliers
Fine Cutlery rich China and Glass Ware Pocket Books Maps
stationery, Anuls and other looks Canes Umbrellas and
Parasols Periunery Ladies' and Genemen Furnishing Art
ces, Hats and caps Ladies shoe Store Toy Store Ribbon
Sto Ready Made Linen Store, Thread and Needle Pc-
goods OF every description and for
dation OF Fashionable ADers and Dress Makers
Portrait Painters And the third has been fitted
great expense gallery for paintings and sculpture with
splendid dome and presumed 10 be equal this city,
and OF situation aud lar and Will
moderate aud order that the Bazaar should be-
worthy OF patronage Will be let for inferior da
mayed goods and ceriihcdte vi recommendation viii be
quIrd the gentlemen and ladies that charge OF
The proprietor intends, possible that each
shall different Kind o goods, and the articles exhb
led will be frequently published the journals Of the day.
There also the Bazaar Tor exhibiting
goods, nvenons also in the back part OF the
establishment lighted aud and kept by the
proprietor gentleman will be wait upon
customers to the different stands.
For further particulars, apply TO
j. W. BENEDICT Proprietor,
Is Nassau street, the premises.
Also To Let, the second story artist good
situation for portrait aud miniature painters Also
able Tor the sale o. Trunks tancy Baskets Geeu House Plants
OGDEN W Store geniee business and
u ANY oil the situations may be had immediately
selo 3w@rc
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TO TAILORS.

fTNHE Second Edition OF Snemets celebrated work cut
ting Of every description style Of elegance
unequailed published and ready for delivery
who desire avail themselves Of the great advantages be de-
yedirom the use Of the instructions contains, would do well
obtain copy without delay The book by inches
square, and contains II elegant diagrams Of all the sy
OF the day, with full and ample
Ing few Of the highly respectable who testify
10 the OF the book
The degned being practically acquainted with Mr. Slime
NETS Treaties Cutting Garments, with pleasure recommend
" As WORK complete arrangement and practical aI
pcaon TO cutting superior heretofore published either
III Europe America.
Henry Son, Daniel Cutter Stats & Banker Charles
Cox. H. w Iyon \ Co.. b. +. Horner, James Daily, John
Haviand, J. II. Banker. -
above obtained Of the author No li3 Broadway
New York. sl8 Imwrc
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Tie GREATEST WONDER IN The WORLD.
FASH . N A BL
PARIS MILLINERY ESTd BLISHMENT.
A23 broadway.
VENEREAL DISEASE CURED
A HERNETHf,S B OTANICAI. PlIIS bav,ng .,.el

VENEKEAL DISEASE CURED
A BERNETHYs B oTANICAL PILLS having stood ,hs
n Of time aud The mos,
eectual and speedy remedy for Gononha Ge ali aehn
discharges rrstiou Of the kidneys ureta and poslra
gisud fheB without confinement from business n
!etnc'Q Of Diet and without aitng the breath daage.
ing ith lie stomach thus enabling the patients
selves They give and energy the generaye organs
rarely experienced from the Of medicines They
have 'ornrd estaofdniry chronic discharges
ohstaat set Sc after the failure Of all other remedies; 10
rc"nt cases .ug box sufficient effect days
They equally suitable for females Price 81 per bor with
full directions. Sold onis nv WIN WATSON
Aputhccares' Hall, % Catherine street
And OLCUTT, McKESSON x Co..
szv lm-m I27 Maiden Lane
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M. WISE.

M. WISE,
OPTICIAN, FROM GER M ANY
Most respectfully informs the citizens Of New York. and the
public in general tina, he has located himself this CITY, and
opens to-day at Broadway, large and pee
Of specacles and Reading Glasses in Gold Silver
aud Steel Frames. lie would also temnd the public TO whom
he partly known by his annual visits TO Saratoga Springs
the years that by his knowledge of the optical
he is enabled determine the glasses suitable for
eye Persons with weak be supplied with glasses
which will greatly benefit and strain the sight Particular
called style Of perspective ground glasses
Of the finest Hint which, through their high polish aud
ended the best in their effects the eye for preserving
aud improving the sight continued writing and reading
persons aud such have been operated upon for
also be uted He inserts likewise glasses Of
superior quality old frames and socts the patronage Of all
M. WISE Optician,
" 3msrc 437 Broadway.
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RARNHILL'S INDELIBLE INKEIhs super,9ny Of this his
Marking Ink is very generally acknowledges ~ the
druggists and Of the article in IA ,l
numbe Of whom have already tested as may be seen DV e
and hsys sapeo. 70 any o'nsf
The whole process Of marking may be completed IN tnre
It Is called BaInh Indeble Ink after the Christian name
- POTTS, LINN Y HARRIS,
Wholesale Druggists,
No. 2l3X Market street, Philadelphia
(Prom the United States Gazette, of March 3th;y .
IupELIBLE INK-Messrs. Potts, Linn Harris. NO. 2lsH
Market above 5th manufacture and have i3 sale among
articles in line Of business druggists an admirable my
truly ndeble; Il will by its beauty and the smpicsy OF :"
upon their apparel and would like that mark neat and
rom the Editors Of the North American of March 10Th
lNDELIBE rK:We have tried some Of banhis indshoie
Ink and cheeruy recommend il to all those wishing To marx
on linen or cotton 1t freely and requires no previous pre-
paraon IL is sale by Messrs Potts. Linn Harris, Me-
2l3H Market street. - ,,
(Cory OF an advertisement of April l9th.l 49,
BARNHILs lNpEL,BLE lNgJust received supply Of ths
celebrated Ink and having tested IL thoroughly am Isfe 70
it equal If not SUPERIOR 70 any made IN the United
states OF the imported - -
Also-Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Acids, Dye suiis var.
ems by " ALEXANDER HARPER,
IL, sm &rc W&S
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CHEAP SOAP WORKS
LABORATORY OF PEkFuMERY, COSMETICS, Sc
SYNOPSIS ExrENsyE CATALOGUE or
WM. JOHNSON " VKOOM,
LATE JOHNSON 4 Col
MO. 70 TRINITY PLACE, NEW TRINITY
1N CHURCH NEw YORK.
Pale \ ellow soap, extra No.
White Bar plain
perumed.
Palm
Fancy in boxes of to doz.
= by the pound.
Notified Soap. very superior.
OpoJeldoc . for Druggists.
Windsor White and Brown.
Egg aud Cushion Model Of Fancy Soaps superior.
Almond, hose, Musk, Naples, Camphor Woodbine Cow.
slip with ZOO varieties Of Fancy Soaps suitable for country
dealers.
sweet Perfumed Bags, Smelling Salts,
Bears Oil, ejrecan Hair Dye.
cologne Waters, Lavender,
Honey, KaIydor,
Milk Of Roses, Curl,ng Fluid,
Otto Bears Grease,
Esprit de Rose,' Ok Marrow Pomade
MacassaT Oil, Essences all kinds,
Tooth Powder and Lotions Cold Cream,
HANDKERCHIEF Essences, Pearl Pow der,
TOILETTE Powder, Orange Flower Water,
Musk Perfumes Of all kinds.
sl8 imsec
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CARD
ID e IN Asses
pECpLlAk 70 he.circumsanes synpsthes and formation
o. s,sims ss, ~ DIR sTEPHENs,
- ,tsmpW o. ne hoYsl. coleEs Of Surgeons, London
i tpo im'rs WMnn street New Ycrk
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40 l. UDG ATE SIRE Z T.,
nMnnN

Two DooRs FROM THE LONDON COFFEE HousE.
MESSRS. FLAXMAN IL SHO WELL,
FRoM BuRcHARTs.)
'rAILoRs TO HER MAJESTY. beg to return their
MEXICO, WHO have, during their residence in England,
literally favored them with their support, and At the
desire aud will be maintain the high credit their house
has attained by supplying the best goods at moderate
charges.
MA large always ready for inspection
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ID. M. PEYSER u co.

~. M. fE10Eh " W.
No. 90 John street and 500 Broadway.
lave received by arrivals and keep constantly
II hand large and tasteful selected Of ach and
articles for Embroidery and Fancy Goods which they
offer for sale at wholesale and retail viz
Berlin Zephyr Woned, German Wouted, Canvas, Floss
Silk Chenille and variety Of other articles for Embroidery
French Purse Twist saded and plain; Gilt and Silvered
Beads Purse Ornaments Bracelets, Jet Combs and Bracelets
Wire BASKETS Gilt and Steel Clasps for Bags and Punes
Gilt and Slversd Hair Pins, Combs, Frnges Brids Cord
splendid assortment Of all kind of Tassss, Chenille Cord
Embroidered Suspendas and suspender Trimmings, Silk
Woted and Cotton Fnngs, and Gimp, in all coon and
ities. .
Oiled Silk French manufacture, whts yellow and green.
jy "a 3m &c
GAIT AND FISH sTORE-4OO half barrels Halifax No. j
~ Salmon.
100 do No. Mess Shad.
50 half bbls No. Saybrook Shad.
800 bbs Cod and Scale Fish.
40, 4oo do Nc Gibd Heninss
5000 lbs Smoked Salmon.
800 kits Soused do
200 do Sounds and Tongues.
1000 qtls Cod Fish, suitable for shipping.
1000 sacks Ashtun's Salt
200 bbs American Salt.
q do New Salmon.
5000 lbs smoked do, sc. &c.
All for sale in lots to suit purchaser, by
81 lmsec 81 Dey street
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFICE.

MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFICE.
nOCTOR JOHNSON, II Duane street, well known TO
- the victims Of Syphitc Diseases the most successful
practitioner thai New York boast Of in the OF
this destructive and almost unmanageabe maady still to be
found his old Office Dr. Johnson satisfy that
he is legally qualified practise Physc and Sugerythat he
Of general disease superior 70 hreeourhs
your Physicians"-and that skill in
ment and proper Of variety Of vsneeal Dis
not only from every Of the United States but they
from the West Indies and Canada
Gao discountenancs quack1y form,
and heslo take this method conforming and
the treatment Of their disease Every undertake cu-,
make charge. No how long you have Glest,
II The head and BONG. Of ss Leg. will and can cure YOU
called Seminal Weakness brought by habit INDUCED
in by young have paid much attention the treatment
vice has experienced ;su,ar treatment Dypepsia weak
foetfunes palpaton Of the heart aversion to society
oply symptoms OF this complaint my directions follow
containing 80 for advice, attended Observe Office II
Duane street, door osn Chatham au8 lint
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FOR THE PILES

DR.. UPHAM'S ELECT U AIRY.
A N INTERNAL REdEDY.-lt is certain cure for Piles,
"A either internal or external bIeedngo blind Cases Of
" yea sanding have been cured Dy TINS
Ole remedy after all other means had failed Testimonials o. ~, 4:
Of the Proe5or in his own n.y., e. y on s
ne be obtained in this city ONLY a. NO. lsS sowI "aI
UfA D. regularly educated Physician q twenty wSss
al Chronis Diseases 1Js sae SSscs sasS No U
B9wey ouey Josa Corners Msdl 70 CSany Gsns
Co.. Coleman CO.. Buffalo; 7 B. Fitch Co. sys.
Rome rsnSy a Can :o%s
Of Piles after al other %des. had @ s 81
clng five hundred during the past YEAR and
constantly the reception Of letters from various parts u ne
Union expressive Of the superior efficacy Of this sdIcs Y
me treatment OF Piles disease which has often paed the sA
,femnent Ply aud OF the real nature 81 which anc ag
pathology conss has been pa,
the this compliant; hence the very gsnesal
opinion that il ncurable disease Thus howsvs iai
from being the cast yields readily 70 me above rereoy an1
the proprietor hesitation assertlns that will esn an
cases Piles however long they may have existed "
they may be- Remember that IN hi. city hs medicine cine
Obtained Of the PROPRIETOR i0 bowsry Ioai
doors above Spring street Any osf article pgIpcug 2 %
same worthless, and calculated o0y 70 deceive ana
jnge. Price 81. auIz SIndyowy -mx2
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MEDICAL, ADVICE,

= ,,,,,-, NEDIOAL ADV ICE.
1OCTOR LAMERT is still eonddentialy consulted at his
- old office 60 Gold street. between Fulton aud Beekman
all diseases ofa delicate nature his treatment being mild and
Jndfcous, neither mercury diet
ORANGE from business puuits. Recent cured
days.
DEBILITY, NERVOUS OR CONSTITUTIONAL,
arising from too frequent indulgence Of the passions of
erect youth and thereby causing nightly and
naly confirmed mpoleney engage the Drs strct attention,
hs object beng restore mentally and bodily,
that state OF ylgor nature originally designed.
STRUCTURES, disease frequently existing without the
pien being the least sometimes caused by maeit-
meat Of nnntated M dca pelendes AID sometime. bv
neglect Of the parties themselves by the Dr. efecuay
cured without pam or Inconvenience.
The Doctor beng Of the iew qualified advertising Sur
geons IA The city, guarantees perfect charge made
Letters postpaid enclosing Zee, immediately attended aud
medicine with advice sent TO Of the United States
Once, 81 Gold street Open from AM TO PM SO I'm
LEECHES. LEECHES!! LEECHEo II
40 l00 SWEDISH AND GERMAN LEECHES-
fO,OoO Just received per ship Isaac Newton, from
mbug and by the Hayre packesfor sale wholesale and
tall a. the most moderate prices by
q. J. FERDINAND & COPPA
importers OF Leeches,
$50 Im-rc No. lag Nassau street.
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& EsTAITRANT FRANCAIS.

"A SPEEDY AND kADIChL OUNL.
A BERNETHY'S BOTANICAL PILLS are The most
spsedy and certain discovered for the Of o
uorrea elects all uethral discharges rastion d The ND
perfect fortyeight hours In old Cases obsnais
cets &c. they equally having CARED thousands
S.ho had nearly fallen this hond dseass-owg to
lie niudicous Of ignorant practitioners and quack
them suffering o. antimely grave These invaluable Fills
S sdra,s he system generally. With full directions 81 For
s Wholesale or retail by Wm Watson ApothecaIIs. Hall
~ S"''S'iA' 's'~' - 50 lm-m
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PRESENTS.
STRANGERS visiting the city will find tablishmen
Nos 2s and 26o Broadway beyond comparison the most
FANCY ARTICLES FOR PRESENTS,
this side the Atlantic which take pleasure in showing
and engage sell prices low Saying the leas those Of
ANY other house.
w present stock OF Fancy Staonery parasos
Tablets Desks Cases and Fancy Boxes Purses Per-
fumery Fancy Porcelain and Glass Gilt Steel and Mourning
Jewery and indeed Of thing accustomed i'm
port Is az complete and perfect as can be desired.
full catalogue has been published, and be had
application. TIFFANY, YOUNG < ELLIS
any
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e. K..COLLINs h co.
Sm ~ South street.
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ONE SHILLING PER LESSON,
AT No. CRY HALL PLACE.
lHOkOUGH instruction given in the French Spanish and
Italian languages, Bookkeeping Navisstion Algebra,
treomsIy, Irgonometry Surveying Writing Arithmetic
CIRCULARS and references may be had Of J. d. NORRIS Jr
N b. Evening Glasses. 81 lmsec
pACkET SHIP ONEIDA FROM HAVRE-Consignees
by this shp requested send their permits
PeINo, North River All goods not permitted by the
sip6Hc
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N L
f. BROWNE offers for SALE at 1856 Broadway, large ana
- elegant Of Double and Single Harps
The rich bacy Of tome shtness Of touch, perfect
and beautiful finish Of these Harps enceled
Warranted To bear the test Of climate and European prices
The attenon ofthe musical world generally de-
sired. Harps repaired. Strings, Instruction Books, &c.
J. +. BROWNE X CO., (irom Evard;)
- London and New York, established 1910.
The first and professional Europe this
country prefer these Harrs all Others sl3 Indy &wsrc
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FANCY GOODS
WEDELEs& MEYER, 1902 William st., importers Of
w French German and English Fancy Goods, have just
ceved and offer for sale reasonable choice
e Z, Du3n o. q, knSs sssI ana otnss fancy Cases
etc Steel Pens Razor; Scissors Accordons; Harmoncus
style Of Lanterns, and toys; all sorts Of Perfumery
We particularly recommend very fine Of Wool
len and Silk Embrodees, and all kinds Of Uphosrer art
cles aul9 eodlmAm
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TO CALICO PRINTERS
FOR SALE-THE RAILWAY PRINT WORKS.
THE OWNER wishing 70 retire from business offers for
sale his Print Works. which in operation and have
oeen put in complies repair within the last nine months
The works calculated TO print to 1000 week
Two thirds oil the purchase remain bond and
for number Of years. arrangement be made
To pay part in printing. Application TO be made
PHILIP TRUSSLER,
auto atawlmsrc Railway, New Jersey.
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FARE REDUCED.
FOR CRoToNHlLLLE, SING SING IN TARRYToWN,
N AND Y0NKE n, and after saturday,
stelm5oai WASHINGTON IRVING, Capt Hiram Tahiii,
will leave the foot Of Chamber for the above places daily
q "a and Sing Sing att o'clock A. NJ landing the foot Of
Hammond each way.
For passage freight apply on board STEPHEN B.
TOMPkINS. 1872 West
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NEW YORK, ALBANY AND TROY STEAMBOAT
,Measi ~ FOR ALBANY AND TROY.-Morn.n.
Line from the foot Of Barclay street. landing
.&-----<I--k<-al intermediate places
The 5uomel EMPIRE, Captain s K. Roe Monday Wednes
day ard Friday Morning al O'clock.
day and saturday Morning, At o'clock.
Evening Line from The foot Of Courtlandt street direct
The Steamer SWALLOW Captain A. Mclean Monday,
Wednesday and Friday Evening AT O'clock.
The Steamer ALBANY Captain 4; B, Macy. Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday Evening at o'clock.
The Bosta of this Line, owing their light dranght of
sb at all times 10 the bars and reach Albany and
Troy ample time take the morning train Of for the
freight apply board the Offices the
Mharyes ml1rrc
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NEW STORE.

TN THE STORE, next door to Williams, Haywood
IL & Co.'S Apothecary Store, we have opened a large
and elegant assortment ofDy goods new fashionable and
and cheap, comprising every article usually kept. We
have also full assortment of Shoes of every description
and quahty-as we'll as Gentemen's fine Boots Hats
and Caps, together with all kinds of Fancy Goods such
as Combs, Brushes and the like. In word have
every thing generally kept, except Groceries and
Queens Ware-lf you want Cheap Goods and Great
Bargains come to US before purchasing. We know
this promise is given in every advertisement and often
times upon very slight pretensirns word with you,
and you shall be the judge whether do what we
promise, To sell Cheap Goods must buy them
Cheap, and give Bargains must buy Bargains and
in establishing business in this place we were well
Of the strong Competition and the necessity of
selling goods cheap but one Of the Firm living North,
and largely engaged in the Whole Sale and importing
Dry Goods business were confident that this would
give advantages possessed by other Merchant here
We therefore unhesitatngIysay that will sell goods
cheaper than ever before offered in this Market.
II. A. BADHAM, & co. .
Raleigh, September 10, 1874 5IS-f
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

ELOPED from the subscriber, on The Isl in
stant negro man named BILL, &c years Of age
has an impeachment in his speech, and downward
look when spoken 10.
The said negro had on, when he left, home
spun suit, "a roundabout and panls, and cap, but
other clothes with him.
II is thought he will attempt to pass as a free
man. under an assumed name, UHliont H0vs.
or Simmons. He is known 10 visit his old hauEts
in the nPighbrohood OF his wife, who is owned BY
Mr.. Jos. Dunn, Duplin Co., and he no doubt ran
Ses at times in the southern part of Wayne coun-
ly where he is, or has been, at work.
The above reward will be given for the appre-
hension and delivery of said negro to me, at Mr..
G. w. Bannerman's residence, Baden county, or
lodged in Jail so may get him again.
COLIN SHAW.
Gravelly Hill Bladen Co., NJ c. 52o-tE
Oct. 4th, 1874.
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State Of North Carolina, Beaufort county
Geo. Brown Of Charles E. JARVIS rs. Jeremiah
G. Perkins
Original Attachment returned to Beaufort Court of
Pleas and QTarter Sessions September Term,
1871 Returned levied on land and mills
L appearing that D, fendant is not an inhabit-
ant OF this Slate: 1t is ordered by the Court that
publication be made in The North Carolina Stand
ard, for six weeks succes>ivelv for the said Jere-
miah G. Perkins to appear at the next term of our
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions 10 be held for
The county Of Beaufort, al The court housein Wash
ington OIL the first Monday of December next,
and plead, answer or demur, or judgment pro con.
fesso will be rendered against him.
Witness, Benin NJ Selby. cerk Of our said Court
of Pleas and QIarter Sessions, at Office Sd Octo-
Der, 1874
BENIN M. SELBY, elk.
Oct. 9, 1874. ($5 621) 519-6t.
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NORTH CAROLINA
Literary, Scientific and Military
AG.ADE.WKc

a N ACADEMY of the above denomination is now
"A open, and under the tuition OF the following gen.
temen:
The Classics (ulI Collegiate course,) Mr. r. GRAY
Military Tactics and Mathematics, comprising Arith-
metc, Algebra, Geometry, Logarithms, Mensuration,
Trigonometry (plane and sphercal) Surveying Civil
Engineering, s. Analytical Geometry, Mr. o. Il BUCK,
(aie Principal of the Portsmouth Military Academy
French (Extra,) Mons. MaILLY
Chemistry and Natural Philosophy, wirh full appara-
tus,) y Mr. s. ~. BOTSFORD.
TERMS FOR SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS:
Classical Department, $2O 90
English do Is 90
The Cadets-a certain portion of each day generally
occupied IN idle and useless amusements will be dr
led in all those Military exercises common in similar
Institutions throughout the United States, for which
there be no extra charge.
Parents who willing to establish School of this
character we'll calculated to improve the body as well
the mind of their children. will be good enough to
leave their names with Mr.. Gray, at the Office of the
Register, where further particulars may be had
September l2, 1914. 5l6-tt
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VENHE illustrated Book of Christian Ballads, and
L. other Poems, edited by Rnfus w. Griswo old
splendidly bound.
The Gift, a Christmas and New Year prescnt t.
with beautiful illustrations
The Diadem. decidedly the richest Annual of the
season, with splendid engravings.
The friendships Offering with superior engrav-
ings and elegant binding.
The Casket. The Hyacinih or Affections Gift,
beautiful Juvenile Annual, together with many
other Annuals and illustrative works, for sale cheap
at the New Bookstore, 4th door above r. Smith
o. L. CLEVELAND.
Raleigh, Oct. 1914. 500