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Sales OF stocks at Boston.

ExcHAyeE BoaRD, June 27-5 slS Boston and Name RR
lo9f 10 Long Island RR. S2S; 80 Norwich and Worces,r
AZ 2 eo ooi9si 's p de- sosds 3s Is do .oiods,
sef,p so,ds 1905 Eas.m Railroad rights. ii2 do So
AT Auc IioN- shs Boston sad Worcester RR ll2s.; "A
Es,'srn RR lo losf 50 Old Colony RR 1904; IL Western
,t; ~, vo; i5emoa & Mills llo; q Weston RR scrip. ioo S
pew iotk Boston and Providence KK lOs; Atlantic
bank. IS 30 Eastern Rlilroad rights 81 05 " ~
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NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given persons having bought stone
~ from Laimteers Quarry, Rpps Bay, formerly
pied by Messrs Mort Knowton that the
Quarry will be settled by r. r. Laimbeer the Office
Quarry. WILLIAM LAlMBEER.
Dated this 18th dav of April. 1886 a,3 imsrc
j. WARWICK,
~ OLD x SILVER REFINER Assayer and Sweep Smell
" ter. Office, II JOHN Street, New York.
~ Fine Gold Rolled Silver, Rouge and Crucibes al
hand m
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NOTICE.
THE creditors Of William Rdgway hereby notified
their claims properly authenticatsd 70 the
degued before the FIRST day Of November noxt rre
parasory to dividend Of asscts.
,.nss.s. SkeeihIat1f Skeeha1s HoswaElTEA H oESa;EE }rua..s
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NOTICE.
DR VAN ZANDT's celebrated Health Restorative, Anti
~ Dyspepsia and Anti Cathartc Pills. sold
Wyatt Il ketchum's, l2l Fukoa Price Is
ooV nv22 lupS
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NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
COMPANY.
CTYNFnfrD ADD A ny<y Z, ME-

0N after Friday May lst. lsas the will fol
Leave City Hall for Yorkyille Hariem and NJ ,risis
ma, at J, 49, TO- and II o'clock, AM, !. ~, g. and
l.%.' I..' BTidgs. aI7 TO- and Il 9,elock AM: and sH
Tuckshoe,. Hars Corner, and White Plains at and 10
O'clock, AM; and o'clock, PM Leave Harlem and
80, TO-, IS, 10, and O'clock PM; Leave William.
2H, X; and 5X O'Clock, Leave White Plains At and
ocioct AM % and O'clock NJ The freight train viii
Plains o'clock in the morning On Sundays, the White
will leave White Plains AM, and PM On Sundays
the Harlem and Williams Bridge Trains will be regulated
according n the Of the weather. a28 I'm src
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MAGASIN JAPANAIS

MAGASlN JAPANAIS,
A IHnRAklKER, agent from amsterdam, most respect.
ss TaS the are a
aue articles a.Jap.n seaaeIed porcelain jars. vases
quality xToop s figures: sn
painted sHesn ysHssi.D 's warn. a1c
as @ i9f
Dutch and Flemish schools. T. would also call ihe sen.
ton Of strangers visiting this examine this magni6-
master Of the Dutch and schools marble stauay
ysd Of any y sneisn,
snauarv ns ' everything 'A' %rs Ys s"e
IDLE HOUR BOOK.
s sao 9ss BsS
% | 4ssS Il. in ss%s; s r s cheap
Ss!s y Sf
LasfaGas % Prints rHRSEk ef ss i ri fsEk tSss ss
MEDICAL NOTICE.
y0UU efKoosevet street near Chatham disc o~sred
] s =: :ss:
Roo.syeli street New Yo,t '''0A ~ ) ss "a " S
MEDICAL ADVICE.
8 des sa hi.
on All diseases Of delicate nature his ueatmen! being mild
hndrance from business pursuits Recent cured OF
4 days.
DEBILITY. NERVOUS Ok CONSTITUTIONAL an
ally confirmed impotency engage the Dr. srcte attention
his object being the mentally and bodily
that state M OF ygor nature originally designed.
rs disease frequently eIssng without the
sometimes by the
neglect o,he PARTIES themselves by the Dr. eectuay
cured, without pain inconvenience.
The Doctor being OF the qualified advertising Sur
the city, perfect charge
Letters post paid enclosing fee, attend to-
States
Once s. Gold street. Open from "a. NJ. tosP.M.
40 fusrc
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LAP-WELDED BOILER FLUES.
1R FEET LONG, and from ~ TO inches in diameter
THOMAS PROS8ER,
al lnssa - rlaU street.. N. Y.
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REMOVAL.

nR. TOWNSENDS SARSAPARILLA DEPOT viii
be removed the LIST Of May l2e Fulton street,
door to the Sun Office, sign Of the Big Bottle
Look for countefeits and mpostors. See tina
every bottle signed with the written signature of s.
Townsend Owing the unprecedented Of this
Gle company has been formed to put spurious
the same shap ped bottles. Look out for impostors.
a2l lmSrc
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MONTHLY REPORT FUk MAY

NEW YORK MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INST
CHsEs suCESsFITT & HSsEESsI jfTeeS TREATED
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SPRING MEDICINE.

De TowNsnys Somr1unp ExTaAcT o.
cheaper .sa "a ssi; sss
S e :s s
adapted fpi :Prns medicine The great ossS.y and
i eradicate. disease, the oody used .ac.
IN :ns s 5aod or
ssy n Of e have
physicians clegymen and statesmsn, e1plng It's
S. Ys as
a Se & vol ~ ss to s,s ny: ss VI.
& oS o. but lew cases % which We invite ''''n
Nc mud OF medicine na, ever been Geoys5sd which
food and strengthening the Of digestion this
T.sH 1t . Of s
0n We % nye them e re- read s
would be happy to give other
eases.
Dr. Townsend-Dear Sir In the summer OF 1915 was
verey afflicted with disease Of the threst chest and
S
this often obliged throw of. scarcely describe
roof my mouth the loves. part my stomach aIes
t. t s s ass SaT
S ;9t ssSs
AT this fortunately and
nized several be highly respectable and
titled To confidence remembered to have Mr. Van
these ss %a
SsSas p Of m m
medicine for such diseases as have described Il has re
stored health and strengths have used about four bot
Ties its efficacy, after using bottles
omitted for days take it, and found that requ
red the disease entirely subdued regard
for dyspepsia and affections Of the throat and
chest; il soothing and operates like charm composing
the stomach and aayng cough intend IN future % keep
bottle hand for the use Of my family.
egardvnu friend
LAW. L. VAN KLEECK
Mr. Van Kieeck formerly sheriff and Clerk Of Albany
city and county, aud recently in he War Department
Washington.
DR.. Townsend-Beng afflicted with dyspepsia for long
time have endeavored frequently eradicate
the system by the physic various FORMS but found
became rendering the Of
ulceraons about the throat trachea impang seriously
recommended Sarsapara Syrup; after using
bottles find myself relieved from this complaint and AL is
distressing symptoms. my case by its sgiving inu-
hdence in its power 70 effect in case Of general unc
ton derang of the organs Of life, mpels
mend your Sarsapar1lat TO the afflicted.
Yours, &c. JAMES McALLISTER, NJ. q,
No. 80 Broadway
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BIRD CAGE MANUFACTOKY,
MO ST. Johns Lane, Beach street. The Subscrib
er would inform his Customers and the Public that he
has constantly hand, large stock OF fancy commo
Bird Cages, Of all descriptions which he will sell cheaper
than they can be bought elsewhere.
ALSO, Cages made to order.
J. KELLY.
sCounry Merchants would find /, to their adv antae
call and eva mineh his ssfoc
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The poor attended to between 3 and 10. forenoon.
H. BOSTWICK, VI. D..
.el7 lw~rrc Attending Surgeon and Physician.
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RAILROAD AvenueI = dO0fs -Hou baIIoW 81.
For sale at lN Fu,en street n r. Van Buskirk 2se
corner Of Market and Broad streets Newark ~ " IngIs
ding Co, No State street, Boston Bun. Troy
Foughkeepsie Kossman Co.. Hudson Andrew Truax,
Schenectady Fowler Lsnsingburgh; and by principal
dies and the Csnadas. - -
quart signed with the written signature Of B. r.
TOWNSEND, ard his name blown in the glass.
ap25 I'M Sat Ma There
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q PER CENT BELOW HIS USUAL PRICE. =
a y N A b L VISITING CARD
ESTABLISHMENT
fLATE and Fifty Cards printed for 81 50 the best En-
amellcd Cards printed from engraved plates 50 cent?
per pack.
A SILVER DOOR PLATE
furnished and beautifully engraved S. Engraving for IN
Trade equally low. at CLASSENs old stand Murray
of Rrasd~av sAlmHr
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Garden and Flower Seeds.

| I have this day received a supply of Garden and
Flower Seeds whose germinatve qualities be de-
pended on and which warrant to be of the growth o
| ls45 Below enumerate a few Of the varieties. A
more detailed Catalogue be found at my counter:
Beans and Snaps-Early Six Weeks, Early Mohawk.
Early Valentine. Early thousand to One, Black Tam
pico, Red French, Large White Lama, White Dutch
| Case-knile.
Beets-Long and Turnip Blood, French Sugar.
BrOcoH-Large Purple Cape, Early Purple.
Ca66age-Eary York, Early Sugar-loaf, Early Heart
shaped, Early Baersea, Early large York. Large late
Drummond large late Flat Battersea, large late Ber-
gen, large Cape Savoy, large Green Globe Savoy,
large Yellow Savoy, large Flat Dutch.
CduIHO,cer-Early and late.
Celery-White solid
Cucunbe-Eary cluster, early frame, long green Tur-
key.
Lettuce-Large lazy royal cabbage, ice coss Drum
head.
.1IeLon-Bonaparte, nutmeg, citron.
yNustard-White aud black.
Onion-Sver skin, large Yankee.
Peas-Eary Washington, early frame, early Charlton'
early Cedo Null tall Marrowfat tall Sugar or Salad
Pepper-OX-heart, Cayenne.
IonldtO-Large red.
Also, nearly every variety OF Egg plant Indian Corn,
Kale, Nasurtum, Okra, Parsley. ParsniP, Pumpkin,
Radsh, Spinage, Squash, and Satisfy seeds.
1000 papers of Flower Seeds of too numerous
to classy-out of which selected 20 OF The most a
proved varieties which put up in neat box, and re-
tailed at one dollar.
P F. PESCUD, Druggist,
Jan. 81, IS46-5S6- Raleigh, NJ c.
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RItlllll lI1II IVY
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#I INVALUABLE EI|
4 MI
FOR THE CURE OF

Merc,uial and other Ulcers of long short standing
ScrofulOus and other Iumors, including White Sa0eH
ings; Sore Legs, Old and Fresh Wounds, Spr0t'lS
and Bruises; Seedlings and baRannaGtiOaS; Rhes-
matte and other Pains; SeGlds and Burns, iucf"dtns
Bs Beast, Sy geS er S1y Ss@ @
Head, Tetter on the Head. WhitOIOs or FeLOns BleS
Ca,cerous affections, Eruptions, Poison Oak ptne.
Piles Dog, Snake Spider, and other poisonous Bates'
together aoih almost eDery species frteral Disease
THNHE Proprietor in introducing this Ointment again
u to the public, feels unwilling Gas is the genera!
custom) to resort to the cant mode of making article
known, by putting but would state, that the great and
unrvalled reputation it already enjoys, has been ac-
quired solely by its superior medicinal virtues 1t pos
several essential properties 1t is smu
ating to the weak affected parts speedily subdues all
nammation free discharge of matter, in long
standing sores produces healing of the disease and
is extremely mild in its operation No injury, what
ever arise from the of it, not to infant
it is one of the most innocent remedies applied
to the human system, all the materials OF which it is
composed being of the most pure and wholesome char
acter, consequently, there be liability to cold at
piled the most tender age weakest frame, under
any stage of suffering 1t pleasant and benign in its
operation and yet searching in its nature that pene
the very of the disorder for which it is used
and fails to effect cure even in the most obs-
nate cases.
This invaluable remedy should be kept in every house.
ready for the many casualties and Affections to which all
families daily liable well for the relief of the
afflicted horse, and other animals for it very eica
cous in almost every species of external disease both
on man and beast.
No other Medicine has performed so many remarka-
bic cures has taken persons out of the poor house.
and prevented others from going there 1t has lifted the
afflicted poor from bed of long suffering and made
him again useful to himself and family 1t has likewise
taken the crippled wife from painful bed placed her
again IN sweet communion with her husband and chill
dren, and enabled her to her domestic duties
In nearly all the diseases for which the Ointment
recommended It's virtue has been fully tested under my
own suPerntendance; and in support of its efficacy,
have been furnished with the most ample testimony,
from various parts of the United States while daily
continue to receive convincing proofs OF its great value
The public informed, that no Ointment, purpo:t-
ing to be prepared by me, is genuine unless it bears my
signature, in writing, the outside label of the pot
All Orders. directed me at Raleigh, or to WYATT
s. KETcHAM, l21 Fulton street, New York will be
promptly attended to. WILLIAM W. GRAY.
Raleigh, NJ c., Dec. II, 1s45. 5sO-Iy.
for sale at this ONCE. .-s11
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Auction and Commission store.

II B. HUGHES, General Agent, having taken the
In large brick store house, adjoining Mr.. T. H.
Snow, three doois above Mr.. R. SM1rH's corner, on
store any kind and quantity of GOODS, MERCHAN:
Disc, COUNTRY PRODUCE, and SO forth, which
may be entrusted to him, which will be sold as direct
ed, either at private sale, public auction.
He only pledges to exert himself faithful discharge
of his duties in reference to the interests of the
and assgnees, and strictly to for and pay to
each, his own.
The house which he has selected doing business
in, is as nearly fire. proof in the City, per-
consgning articles to his need afraid
fire.
He thinks unnecessary to give references being so
generally known all North Carolina. But to those
who desire it, he would respectfully refer to the citizens
OF Raleigh and of the whole State
N. B. HUGHES
Raleigh, Feb 2, 1916. ss7"tf
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NORTH CAROLINA
Mutual Insurance Company.

DURSUANT to an Act of Assembly, Company ha.
Il been formed in this State, under the and style
of the " North Carolina Mutual Insurance Company,
and is nov fully organized by the appointment of the
following Officers, viz:
JOSIAH o. WATSON, President,
ALBEkT STITH, Vice President,
RICHARD SMITH, Treasurer,
THEODORE PARTRIDGE, Secretary,
CHARLES MANLY, Attorney,
RICHARD SMITH,
ALBERT STITH, Executive Committee.
WESTON r. GALES,
The Company is prepared to receive applications
for Insurance, and to issue Policies the same. BY
the Act Of Interpretations the Company authorized to
take risks Dwelling Houses Stores Shops and other
buildings, Furniture, Merchandise and other property
against loss damage by Fire
The Office of the Company is in the second story of
the large Brick Building, recently occupied by Mr.. B.
B. SMITH, at the of Fayetteville and Hargett
Streets, where full information and explanations touch
ing the principle of Mutual Insurance, will be cheer
fully furnished by the Secretary of the Company.
Raleigh, January IL, 1876. 5S6-tE
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Auction and Commission Store

HNHE subscriber having taken the lower store-room
u of the large brick building formerly occupied by
Mr. B. B. SMITH-one OF the best stands for business
in the City-is prepared to receive all kinds and
any quantity of G obs, MERCHANDISE. COUN:
TRY PRODUCE, &c., and will sell on commission
at private sale at public auction the persons send
ing the articles may desire; and will promptly and
faithfully account for and pay all sums of money
which may be due to those who may employ him.
Those who may desire information TO my quaiifca-
tons as salesman, respectfully referred to such
persons as have heretofore employed me; and feel
confident satisfaction will be given since went into
once as Auctoneer have done all the business IN my
line in the City. JOHN C. MOORE
Raleigh, Feb 8, 1916. 5s7et
Register and Star copy.
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NEW york.
sPRING GOODS.

The Undersigned Merchants: Jobbers ana " noiesale
Dealers in the city of New York. invite the attention o.
Serto tbe extensive and varied assortment of stocks
with V hch they prepared to supply the l1r
and southern merchants, that the facilities
thew possess in making the earliest and best selections
enables them to compete successfully Win any oIne
Market and at the time TO offer TO the country
Merchants the usual Inducements so as to make tner
purchases equally favorable in every other An
srraneeInenf has been made by which goods may De
bnned direct from New York 10 Baltimore, at Ue'y
IO,r rate by line of Packets which will leave each
mort two or three times per week. This arrangement
will c,tireky remove the objection which has hitherto
been urged against early purchases in New York
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The PhiIadeIphia saturday Courier

(NIth circulation Of Ouer So 900 copies trcekly,)
family newspaper neutral in politics and religion
Devoted to Literature, Science the arts, Mechanics,
Agriculture, the Markets, Education, Morals Health,
Amusement, sc. Printed and published weekly by
MMAKIN & HoLDEN, No 81 Chestnut street. at s.
per annum, or 2 if paid in advance.
NEW PREMIUMS FOR ls46.
NoR the purpose Of facilitating the formation of
- clubs. of old subscribers not in arrears,
we offer the following (for par money, in advahcc)
Extraordinary inducements.
Three copies of the Saturday Courier year, or
Seven copies of the Saturday Courier. year. 10
Twelve &c &c IS
Seventeen {" d" 20
Two copies of the Saturday Courier, year. and
one copy of either Peterson's or Sears Pictorial
Magazine, s
of either Arthur's, N. Y. Columbian, Grahamis
Magazine, or Godey's Lady's Book, Sears Pic
=. toriaI History of the American Revolution, 8
Five copies fthe Saturday Courier, and two copies
of either Sears Pictorial or Petersons Magazine, 10
Five copies of the Saturday Courier, and one copy
of either
Sears New Pictorial Family Library, about 6OOpp
&c Pic Hist. of the American Revolution, 45Opp
&c Pictorial Bible History, 6sOpp*
Bible Biography, 5OOpp"
&c &c Wonders of the World, 600pp@
&C &c Guide to knowledge, 5OOpp+
or Sears Monthly Family Magazine, for 10
For $3, we will send the Courier one year, and
copy OF either Sears Pictorial American Revolution,
(45opp), or Pictorial Family Magazine, (monthly)
The Revolution is in form to send by mail, and will
ted States.
Clubs sent to address, or to different addresses as
desired but discontinued only at the option of the pub
fishers, until all arrearages are paid.
Money for fractions of Clubs will be credited only a
the usual terms Should there be too little sent or pos
tage or commissions charged, of the last
names on the list will be omitted the deduct
ed from the last name.
Single copies invariably 81 per year. Sir months
$l25 The first term always payable in adr0nce.
AS the new Post Office Law ensures the safe trans-
mission of money TO publishers risk be taken by
subscribers who remit through their Post Master
These works cannot be sent by mail, but will be
delivered at the Office.
February, Is46. 5so-
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Dealers in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
f. s. & D. Lathrop, lis and III William street, and
SO John street, block Of stores between John anc
Fulton streets.)
Fed & Merritt, (late Field, Thompson s. Coz l3l
William street, (new block of stores between john
and Fulton streets.)
E & J. Busting, III and lIs William street. corner
John street, (new block of stores between John anc
Fulton stIeets)
c. NJ &J T. Moore & Co., 207 Pearl street, west side
4 doors above Maiden lane.
Perkins, Brooks e hite, l26 Pearl street, and 80 Wa
ter street.
Hatch g. Yale rs Cedar street. Dry Goods Jobbers-ar
entire new stock of French, English and American
Goods. Great inducements offered for cash approx
ed credit.
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Feb. 25, , 1876.
IMPORTANT TO PHYSICIANS.

Prolapsus UIeri cured By External Means
DIR. R. ThOmPsOn's Pelvic Corset and
UterO Abdominal BandaSc.
YNHE Subscribers having purchased the right of ma
Il king and vending DR.. ROBERT THoMPsoN's Pei
vic Corset and Abdominal Bandage for the prevention
and cure OF ProaPsus Uter Hernia &c, in TIE Coun-
Johnston, and Cumberland, respectfully present them to
the notice Of the Medical profession possessing supe
or advantages over every other kind Of instrument for
the purpose.
These instruments are constructed upon scientific
principles and to any acquainted with the female
eved the utility Of of the instrument will be apparent
they have the unqualified appreciation of the Medical
Faculty in all parts of the Country where they have
been introduced.
Physicians throughout the State invited to exam
inc hem as we are satisfied they must be convinced Of
their excellence and applicability. They will be put at
such prices to place them the reach every patient
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD, s. CO.
February IS, 1916. 5s9.6m
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Mrs. Nancy I8. Smith would take oc-
- cason respectfully to inform the public that
she continues to make garments Of all kinds, Ladies'
dresses and to do repairing. at cheap rates and
the shortest notice. She earnestly asks the patronage
of those who may have such work to put out Her resi-
dence is few doors to the North of the old Baptist
Church.
Raleigh, November 18TH 576-tf
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Manufacturers and Dealers in HAS, Caps. Furs,
Leghorn, Panama and Palm Leaf Hat Trim
nlings. &c. &c.
N. B. WTL6er & Co., IS Maiden Lane.
n. Gilbert & Co.. 155 Water street.
Saroni 4reher, Isl Wafer street. Importers and Man
uacturers of Furs. Caps, Trimmings, Pushes, Gaz-
ed Lawn and Silk of every description.
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RALEIGH
Classical, Mathematician and Military
ACADEMY.
fsI1esirnl TleDnTJn7e11f.
]. M. LOVEJOY, PREcEPToR.
Nth es,1rt;cnI 1zld Nilitnra, Der1nrt1aeaaf.

y
Classical Department:
s3sa5 p j. NJ sLOVEJOY, PREcEPToR.
gs7 Mathematical and Military Department:
w. F. DISRROW.
The year will be divided into two Sessions of five
months each the first Session beginning the first
of January and the second Session. the first of July
1t is the design of the preceptor that this Institution
shall be surpassed the advantages afforded for
quirng thorough English Classical and Mathematical
Education. ~ It
Pupils will be prepared to enter the Junior Class of
any College in the United States.
- = TERMS OF TUITION
For English and Mathematical Studies, atl.
per Session, $l0 90
For Latin, Greek, French. Spanish and
Italian Language, per Session, 20 90
The advanced Glasses may pursue the Studies of a
lower Glass; paying only for the Studies OF the Glass to
which they belong. ra
Military Tactics taught 10 the Pupils, free of extra
charge
the Pupils 10 act. in of emergency, Ofcres, the
West Point system of instruction will be carefully pur
sued nor will the Army Tactics be departed from. in
order to exhibit the boys for the benefit the Insttu
ton or for any other purposes.
By an Act of the last Legislature, necessary arms
and equipments furnished by the State, but Pa
rents who wish their children instructed in the tary
Department will be required to provide them with the
prescribed Uniform
N B. A few Pupils will be taken as Boarders, by
the Principal of the Academy
REFERENCES:
Hon. George E. Badger, Gen. Moye,
Hon. VIM. H. Haywood, Col E. Yarbrough,
Hon. R. M. Saunders, Charles L. Hinton,
Rev. D. Lacy, L. D. Henry,
Hon. John H. Bryan, Wm r. Collins,
Hon. J. R. ]. Daniel, James B. Shepard,
Hon. Richard Hines, H. w. Hustled,
DR.. Baker, E. P. Guion, Esqrs
As the above named gentlemen we'll known in
the State have gwen their names as references They
send their sons or wards my school, and of course
their opinions can be confidently trusted. ]. M. L.
Raleigh, Dec. 8, 1915. 579-6m.
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Cloths, Cassinseres, &c.
Thomas Hunt e. Co., 81 WiITiam-sreet, Importers and
Jobbefs of Cloths, Cassmeres, Vestings, Drillings
Drap d'Ete, Hosiery, Suspenders, Velyets and 7 al
lors' Trimmings. 9ksO dealers IN American Woollens
and Cottons and all kinds of Goods suitable for Mer
chant Tailo:s and CotEiers.
Wilson G. Hunt & Co 80 Willam-street, cornersf {
Maiden Lane, Importers and Dealers in Cloths CASH
meres Vestings and Summer Goods; suitable for Mer
chant TailorS.