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THE MARKETS.

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FAYErTExILLE, February r.
Bacon per pound II cents; Brandy, peach, per gal
on SO to 60 cts Brandy, apple AZ to 20 cts Cotton'
per pound, II cts Corn per bushcl 55 to 60 cts;
Flour, per barrel, $5 5 so; Flaxseed per bushel
81 10; Tallow per pound 10 cts; Wheat, per bushel
80 cts to 81; Whskey, per gallon, 80 to 323 cs Wool
per pound, I3 to Is cts Lime, per barrel $2 Molas-
per pounds Salt Liverpool 81 per sack; and Candles
tdllow from Is to II cts per pound
&. 40 W1LM1NeroN, February IL.
Bacon, per pound 81 cents to for hams-hog round,
u cents Corn, per bushel 60 to 20 cents Flour
per barrel CanaB 81 to 81 50Fayetteville So SO to
$6 Lard, per Potind 81 g. cents Lime, per balTel
rs cents 81 Lumber per M-FIooring Boards, So so
to $9-Scantlng, $6-Timber mill, $5 to 81 75-Ship-
ping timber, 81 25 to e Moiasses 20 to % cents per
gallon; Yellow dip Turpenine So 35 per barrel-Virgin
Dip So 35-Hard, 81 36-Tar ST 40; Salt, Liverpool,
per sack, ST 25. Timber arriving freely Shingles
were dull, and sales as low as 81 rs to So
BALrIMoRE Feb. 11--6 P M.
FLoUR-The inspections of Flour for the week are
5000 bbs-Howard Street is held to-day 623. The
market with moderate business is in favor Of the buyer
GRArN-The Grain is without change.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. lip. NJ
FLoUn-There is moderate business doing in Flour
prices in favor of the buyer Pennsylvania brands sell at
SIS rs 933.
WuEAr-Prime red sells at l2S 1910.
New YoRK, Feb. 1-P. M.
FLoUR-Genesee brands sell at So, and Southern at
25 The market is steady, but not active
WHEAT-Prme white sells at 1872 l35 cents per
bIshe.
CoRN-Prime white sells at SO 62 cents, and primo
yellow at SO cents.
CoTroN-Prices have slightly declined.
RIcE-Ths article has slightly declined in price.
PRovIsIONs-There is no change to note excepting
more activity in picked meats, and firm market.
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The NEXT Presidency. The future has far
lifted its dim curtain that the great issue which
the election of the next Presidency depends already
made. 1t is tile Mexican War! The question is,
sis Just and holy, unnecessary and murder
Gus qOar2'' Its decision involves and determines
the Presidential election of 1848, and places the
twelfth incumbent the of the chief magistracy
of the Union The next President will either be for
the United States or for Mexico-for his own glori-
GUS country or for the land of the mongrel and the
alien The complete and irresistible separation be-
tween the State and Bank, making the government
its own purseLholder the triumph of the doctrine of
protection to privileged classes sustained by
the triumphant ofa Democratic tariff, levied
only for revenue, leave the Mexican war the sole
hinge on which the approaching election will turn.
This is narrowing the question down to its single
point-the one issue of the contest!
All we pray heaven for, is clear field and a fair
fpht on this one ISSUE Nutchez Free Trader
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COL. ITURBIDE.

The Correspondent of the New Orleans CONNER
cial Times, writing from the City of Mexico, thus
speaks of Major Iturbide:
young Iturbide, see by extracts from some
of the late papers from the United States, is prs-
oner of war there. He is represented as very in
different characters and in proof of this it is stated
that after his capture Huamantla, the officers of
the Pennsylvania Regiment and others raised sum
of money for him, amounting to $4OO, his repre-
senting to them that his funds were all in the city
of Mexico. They took his draft on merchants in
this city for the advanced, and the arrival of
the regiment here and their presenting the draft it
was at once protested he not having either the slight
est authority to draw them, yet having single
were spoken to on the subject, and they speak of
him any thing bat favorabfy."
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Notice.

NHE Subscribers contemplating change in their b-
sness in which they expect to associate with them
selves another Partner have determined early
tement of their present copartnershp and will hereafter
sell for Cash only And to induce continuance of that
patronage which has been heretofore literally extended
to them, they will sell their GOODS reduced prices
respectfully requested to call and settle them az it is abso-
lutey that tho debts due the should
collected as possible .-.s
Their remaining Stock, of cAsHNEpEs, DE LANES,
FANCY SILKS, &c. they will sell at prime
-... w. & A. STITH.
Raleigh, Feb. g. 1913. 692-st
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THE OLD BOOT AND SHOE STAND !
HOKES. AMERICAN HOTEL.

CORNER OF KING AND GEORGE sT'., CHARLESTON, 8. C..
TNHE above establishment, formerly k,,O,on as the
u s{sm Of the Buck, and kept by Mr.. James Norris, and
by Dr. j. D. Boyd has been thoroughly repaired ex
ternally and internally and will be opened BY the sub
scrbor between the first and tenth of February next for
the accommodation Of the travelling community and per-
manent boarders This establishment has been fitted up
at great expense and furnished throughout with entire
new furniture and better beds than hotels are usually
furnished with. With these inducements andan accom-
modating disposition the part of the proprietor and
those in his employ, he hopes merit liberal share of
patronage F. A. HOKE.
January 25th, lS4s. 692-6t
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A DEAF MUTEMAN.

ANATOMY AND PHYsIoLoGY. We are indebted to
Mr.. Henry D. Turner for two volumes on Anatomy
and Physiology, by Calvin Cutter, M. D.-the first
containing eghty-four and the second over two hun
dred engravings. Of course we know but little, If
any thing, about such subjects; but we should say,
after some examination of these Volumes that they
contain much useful and important information. Per-
Sons who would understand how ''wonderfully and
earfully" they are constructed, and who desire to
learn how to acquire preserve good health would
no doubt do well to procure these works.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM THE SOUTH.

u.
The following extract of letter is from very respec
table mercantile house dated
Washington, Rappahannock, Co. Va, May 2G, 1916.
DIR. Jayne Dear Sir; Our Mr.. Jones hiss been in a
very low state of health for than year. he has had
the benefit of the best medical advice country Affords
and also visited yer city during last summer but found
no relief On the 18th of April last, purchased
half dozen bottles of your Tonic VERNlFueE, and q
half dozen boxes of SANArIvE PILLS. Through care
lessness In packing the articles in dry goods box
half OF the Vermifuge broken. Mr. Jones
ed with the Pills. and after taking few doses, felt de-
cided improvement The three bottles Of Vermifugc,
which came safe to hand, brought from him. he thinks,
not less than thousand aOOrns and perhaps many
more. He is in better health than he has been for
many years, and we hope few bottles of your
Vermifuge and Pills will effect permanent All
our physicians have entirely mistaken his case Prof.
Samuel Jackso of your city at the head. MI. Jones is
most anxious get more of your Pills and Vermilugc
soon as possible. Respectfully,
80: =. .-9oI : :. J. B. JONES, & co.
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cHARI.Es LUMsDEN,


SYCAMORE STREET, PETERsBURGsv VIRGINIA,
TEEPS constantly on hand we'll selected assortment
of Watches .Je,oehy, Speetaeles 8c. c DC, among
which win be found good selection of Gold and Silver
Patent Lever, Horizontal and Plain -
Watches,
-
of the approved Makers which he warrants give
satisfaction exchange Them Also weseected stock of
Jewellery,
embracing Finger Rings Breast Pins Gold Fob and Guard
Chains, Guard Keys, Sleeve Links, Collar Buttons, &c.
SpectacIes,
~
In Gold, Silver and Steel frames we'll as Spectacle
Glasses of every description, to fit in frames; and from
his knowledge of the science of Optics and the structure
of the eye he is prepared to give the most proper and
scientific advise persons choosing Spectaclcs Classes
Silver Ware. @-ss5 ejs, = 8.
Soup Ladies', Tea Dessert Salt and Mustard Spoons.
!, = Pencils.
Both Gold and silver of variety of Patterns and styles.
Military Gools.
Swords, zSashes, Laces, Epauetts, Buttons; &c.
Miscellaneous Articles.
Gold Pens, Steel Pens Pocket Books, Steel Keys,
Brass Keys, Silk Purses, Razors Silk Guards, Purse
Clasps Sucking Tubes for Infants Plated Castors Scs-
Tooth Picks, Steetop Silver Thimbles Pocket and Pen
Knives Gold Thimblcs Key Rings, silver Thimbles Red
Coral Red and White Coral, &c. &c
He is well and efficiently prepared to give universal
satisfaction In the repairing of Watches Clocks Speca-
cles, Pencils, Jewery, &c.
Persons passing through Petersburg to Richmond, or
further North, will find their interest subservcd by eay-
ing with him watches they may have be repaired
the watches be well repaired and regulated by the
time of their return.
The highest cash price paid for old Gold and Silver
Call at the sign of the GOLDEN SPECTACEES.
Petersburg, Feb. Is, lS4S. .s7- 693-5t
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CHEAP WATCHES AND JEWELLERY,

@ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, at the Phia-
E2A delphia Watch and Jewery Store No. 90 North
s&s.a4SEcOND Street, corner Of Quarry. a.
Gold Lever Watches full jewelled IS cases. $500
Silver do. full jewelled S Is Gold Spectacles 90
Silver do Jewels 16 Fine Silver do. l so
Silver Lepines, jewId, II Gold Bracelets, 3 90
Quarters, good quality, Ladies' Gold Pencilsl rs
IInitation 5 SiIv. Tea Spoons SET S 90
Gold Pens with Pencil and Silver Holder, L 90
Gold Finger Rings 374 cents to $50.
Watch Glasses, best quality plain 123 conts Patent,
ls3 Lunet, 25, other articles in proportion.
All goods warranted to be what they are sold for.
On hand some Gold and Silver Levers and Lepi1les,
still lower than the above prices o. CONRAD.
Jeweller and Manufacturer of Silver Ware.
Watch maker and Importer of watches.
Constantly hand, large assortment of articez
usually kept in similar establishments of good quality
and fashionable Styles
February z, lS4S. 692-IOa
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MARRTED,

In Greene County, the Goth utmo by Alfred T.
Darden, Esq Mr. Elias Harte to Miss Nancy Hardie,
daughter of Allen Harde, Esq.
At the residence of Mrs Martha Rice, Nash county,
N. c. by the Rev. VIM. JONES' Alsey ]. Taylor Esq to
Miss Mary Rice, daughter of the late John Rice, Esq
both of this county. -,
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Democratdc Meeting i'm Wake.

TFNHE Democrats of Wake County are invited to
i semble in the City of Raleigh on Monday, the 2lst
day of February-it being the first day of Courtfor
the purpose of appointing Delegates to the Democratic
State Convention, land also Delegates to District Con-
vention appoint Delegate from this Congressional
District the Democratic National Convention. full
meeting is desired. :,
January rs, lS4S. 690--tm.
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@. L. ZURICH g. co.

81 WOULD inform those who feel a disposition to
fpatronise the labor of the deaf and dumb in our
themselves after leaving the Institution that thew have
made arrangements with w. D. Cooke the Principal to
give the Mutes work and instruction in the mandatory
of Shoes and hereafter orders may be left with then or
the Principal which will be promptly attended to,
January 10Th, IS49. 6s9 =
70 Register insert three times
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In the Iowa Legislature there is Democratic ma
IOrty joint ballot, but the Wings have majority
In the lower House; and the lower House refuses to
go into election of United States Senators. Of
course this is all right for the Wings are doing it;
but We're Democrats to be guilty of such conduct,
they would be denounced (and justly, too) in every
"hg paper in the Union. As it is, the Wing prints
keep dark
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.BEwa;.n E OF THAT coCGH.

!BE T9aR For THAT COUCH ~
For coughing denotes irritation in the throat or lungs
which Is the immediate precursor of Inflammation, Abb
cess, Bronchitis, Consumption and DEATH Now there is
no need Of coughing at ALL for JAYNE's ExPEcroRANr
will Immediately relieve the cough subdue the intamma-
ton, cleanse the lungs and throat from all irritating OBJ
structng matter, and effect speedy
Prepared only by DE-. D-Jayne, Philadelphia, and sold
on agency by WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD, & CO.
Raleigh, North Carolina.
Raleigh, Feb. Is, -1S4S. 693-3t.
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We observe that Mr.. Nathaniel Boyden, member
District, made a Speech few days since, at the
Whig Meeting in Salisbury. AS well at home as at
Washington, we suppose. Such Representative
can only be an agent and an instrument of evil at
Washington, and the longer he stays away the better
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We invite the attention of our readers to article
On our first page from the Raleigh Star, in relation to
Tile use of Chloroforn and skilful operation per-
Ioned - on subject under its influence, by Doctors
= J. and r. B. Haywood, of this City.
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BOWEN & McNAMEE.

IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF SILK GOODS,
Is WILLIAM ST., COR. OF BEAVER, NEW YORK.
IMPORTERS and Jobbers of French, India, German,
l and italian Sik Goods of every description. Also
British and American Fancy Goods, comprising
sortment complete in every department. adapted to all
Richest and most Fashionable Styles be found III this
Market sC HENRY c. BOWEN
a1ox,1..o Il H. g. THEODORE McNAMEE,
-'e"'Oe' Z" '''e |'"F' WILLIAM H. WEED, .
SAMUEL P. HOLMES.
No 16, William street, Corner of Beaver.
New York, Feb. 4, 1S4s. 693-
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Valuable Land for Sale.

ENHE Subscriber offers for sale her valuable Plantation
containing about 500 acres about five miles west of
Raleigh The land is we'll watered and heavily timbered
and is healthy location can be found in Wake
County The buildings good and indeed the planta-
ton is in every respect desirable Persons who
may ws to purchase invited to call and examine the
land, as am determined to SELL ss
JANE WILLIAMS.
Wake County, February T. lS4S. 692-t
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THE PRESENCE OF GOD

presence of God. God is every where present.
lst. God is with US in our daily actions, to pre-
serve us.
2nd He is with us in our recreations to restrain u.s.
3rd He is with us in public actions, to applaud
or approve US.
4th. He is with us in our private actions, to OBJ
serve US.
5th. He is with in sleep, to guard us.
9th. He is with US in our watchings, to refresh u.s.
Everything, we ourselves, gives to us the pres
ence, the excellency, and the power of God.
And if we walk with him in all his ways as he
walks with US ilall ours, shall be happy to find
good to enable to keep that sacred rule,
Rejoice in the Lord always!'
A DEAF MUTE-NAN.
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STATE BANK OF TENNESSEE. Major VIM. Ledbetter
of Rutherford county has been elected President and Col
Samuel R. Anderson, cashier of this institution I
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JORDAN wOMBLE.
AND RETAIL GRoCE

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER,
MARKET STREET, RALEIGH, N. C.
= SHOES, LEATHER, & SALT,
N~>SssF94SA The subscriber has on hand
AYs% 8as855Easlj full supply of Shoes, Leather,
-. Ez.213a and Sail, bought before the rise.
Also a General Assortment Of Groceries,
all bought with the cash. which he now invites the ct-
of Raleigh and persons visiting the city, to call
and examine before purchasing elsewhere he is de-
termined not TO be undersod by any regular dealer in
the city Country produce taken in barter.
-..- JORDAN WOMBLE,
4lh door North side Old Market Street.
Raleigh, Feb, Is, ls4s. 692.tf.
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Rags! Rags! Rags!

loo 000 POUNDS of clean cotton or linnen
AOOsOOO rags wanted; liberal price given in
barter.
On hand for sale Old Rye and Rectifed Whiskey by
the barrel gallon. Also Gentlemen and Ladies fine
calf skin Shoes 25 per cent lower than the usual price
IN the city, together with general assortment of Groce-
4ies. JORDAN WOMBLE,
4th door North side old Market street
Raleigh, February 18th, 1s4s. 693
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Democratic Meeting in Person.
TTNHERE will be Meeting of the Democratic party at
Roxborough, onaTuesday of March Court 1t is de-
sired that the attendance should be full one there
will be matters of interest to the party to act uPon
VOTERS.
January Is, ls4s1 69O---2t
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Wanted,
R0 BUSHELS of Ground Peas, for which the high
~ est market price will be paid by
HENRY KLEIN.
February 18th, le4s. 693-tf
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History of the United States.
YNHE Pictorial History of the United States of Amer-
ca, from the discovery to the present time, by John
Frost L. l.. D. Embelshed with $50 engravings, four
volumes o price $500, for sale at the North Caro-
lima Bookstore by III. d. TURNER.
Raleigh, February 14th, lS4S. 693
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Democratic Meeting i'm Franklin.
WE arei requested to state that there will be a
wv Meeting Of tic Dem6tracy of Franklin, at Louis
burg, Tuesday of March Court full attendance is
earnestly requested.
February 2, 1S4S. 692-tm
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COMPOSITION BY A DEAF MUTE.
WAKE FOREST.

The following article, written by Deaf Mute in
this City, has been handed to us for publication
is from the pen of Mr.. Albright, one of the Teachers
in the State Institution We have printed it precise
y as it was written; and the handwriting, as well
the erseness of style and correctness and beauty
of sentiment, would do credit to many PERSONS who,
with all their faculties in play, have enjoyed the ad-
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Grass Seeds.

Grass Seeds.
DED and White Clover, Herds Grass, Blue Grass.
IL Orchard Grass, Timothy and Lucerne in store and
for sale by WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD, & Co.
" Feb 10th. 693-6t
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Garden Seeds

Garden Seeds.
LARGE supply of all the varieties in general use
n received and for sale by
- WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD, Sc Co.
February 18th, ls4s. 693-IOt
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-11
or TT UAR Y.

prp1Hrtil. bi, on ihf iYsi sit.r ,hu'i
and 'olrt iilurfs, II lhs i-sidrue- ol b'f hlh't,
u,.I ~ H.ugiau, Mo- Ksagrla ElL.S nAtE,
b" lir l'h ACaf o. b,T a.~
The Decreased Was the daughter VI Co. Jtrs.
ntah fai', ouc vi tie Oldr.l -.iilrrs oi ilrmp.
stead gauu'y J at buIuas ml1 wan, ,aip5I,
whHsi hff rii,f si.s'is, shs had oue.. IKE her,
aNrl m sih sh d"isht uui.f tlr pslriu,i fsoI.
attr dlg ,aigUg ,laef dutrs ,u hours vl iiiru
efu, aar ItriaiH'd fuIi, H. ruiHipn aud titt.f
irI ph"ul,, and g. As'p algr "a lDrIf hrans, anu
10 .'uui s's"nl lav ia niy Homestead 'tAc usi.t
Vi olhrrdhys'
hvsi'o sud 'Gues'rd pruciPsl'y ~ this vicinity.
fua guuft by uaiutr witu lV5d uIud aud sm,.-
Hi usl'H'h Oh, iffr was -H su'ss ifpshurss ia
Hr ni HuH'fs, ah unHsirui ItUus d' .irar, "a lsf
wHrs ana acuous, aYI'i simplicity Ia her Wholr
'hufs'ith eltl made h-rtui, aud ss.ruiislly q
b 10 "i h"uir--a bang aiuunA Ntoin the dean, .
'fr al clua- ould uNufaniiy eiuiirr--a brug Ia
b. ioyrdb by all who karw h-f.
The iloUvt u ,ar city hoi. i.houso J. nurlarrd
Siih care Il s cherished wih aS.dnou. aiirn.
uoa. u hloems OIL aiiThciN.ly-s esi,d sl aud
admired by huHbIru.-Nibris, prrfil,s, sud -
infgpitrn Hot lie decreased - q rstrul n8Wrf,
wlHcii oinird 49, gIunr luT admiiii,i., hul iuf
us'iunTts. IrH.s,hargr nj M, ia,s,st.c duties
wastV her sn rnlnttn'n'. and 'hr made hrfsrl
usrlui 10 The maternal home, which shr hn,Ilrn,d
NHh hrr kindurss Alas ,h- has ialIrn, like The
cay epic'arrs bot siir will noI be ulks ivr.ul.
ten.
When the old pa's fnim tic stage " acton. We
ihuE Hltlc mui- ui q ,hau whru We sf- III, l-ay,s
la.l'ul "a uclubef; BIT when The Young air, a..
naturally lrtl sinug,t roget Tnr bopss ol the
OH have all prnsArI, ur have been fulfilled t,,,
are Niti the pasl, aud there Is hulr irh 10
Psf.h The huP's 'ilr Young, bright aud Plsw. .
Hg IN the morning sin. afr ai with the future,
aud shcn suddruly blasird, terrible indrsd is The
shork liis Ike stately ur- casting 10 dust ts
lIesh fubr., al The opening II Spinr.
Il THIS f-uiri luf tho drpauuf. Of the Young. 3.
stronger under any circumstances Than oihrr., Il
surely iswhrn the nsau1ui H,iiian. jI,t emerging
into womunhood-jn,i beginning to excite tie
expectations Of hes ioud parents aud Of her M.
metuus relatives and lficuds-just attracting the
notice aud approval of lllr yIiunus bud good.
inst awakening lN+ly Hlrfr-i n III. ha.snis Of
ul--s'lks suddenly ~ all her rbr.ul,iul purity, 10
lh- tomb
" th such rrgrrt must We NOUN the d"pnued.
but her brras'd parents aud gncyIue rrlaiiyss aud
lrrnds have fioh consolation. even IN that which
yves pungrncy 10 their sorrow Tor the kind aud
ssIimlhlr qualities which msk, her the more ln.
mrnird ou rstlh, hut giyca Brighter sssnrsuor of
her happiness in llraysn
October 9Th, ieis.
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-11
Washington HEaIe and
Female Seminary,

THE Trustees happy 10 announce, that The
| exercises in the Frmdlr department Of tbs In
sluulion, viii be resumed ull the 81 Monday ol
September nrst, under the supervision Of s l.
SLACK, 4 NJ, aided by competent and experienced
TEACHERS, IN every department
They confidently trust that their efforts To IS.
iablsb Female Institute Of Superior order, will
be Sustained by the liberal patronage Of tho com
tnunity.
The Faculty will consist Of
) l., SLACK, A, NJ, President.
Mts s l., Dow, Goyefnrss
Ms H. J. SLACK, Ornamental dept.
MIS- MANY G, Snira do, do
The terms per session of 81 weeks, payable hall
III advaner, us follows
Fulton, S21
French, Spanish. Italian, and Latin,
rAeh, ealtat 10
DfhwiHg aud Painting 10
Music Piano. Harp, Guitar saoh N
Boarding. everything neludodl 10
By oIdrr Of the Board
II. T. PoINDExTER, Prrs'l.
6. T. SANDERS Sec,
Washington. Avg %, lsis.m
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-11
W A r { H @ u S {
Office

'iiE subscriber iakesths msiL3d NJ return
tng his thanks 10 tie ritsens oiths sud
he adjoining counties, fsf the libcraI patronage
heretofore fecriNsd, aud hapsH bg street and per.
soma a,tsrton 10 blsnezs, 10 ieerve a eonlinu.
ancr Of TIN same.
From th. da.e tie business vii be conducted
By the subscriber in eoi.nse,ion eth IRA MUM,
undfl the namr aud style Of MsCs.!u= 4 N"HH--
both Of whom will devote their personal at-atou
10 this htaueh of the business.
rhry afr no3 having large hddlian. mad. q
iheir wafrhau-ss sal Ceiiun Sheds. and viii h.
prepared to taitly slnF- asay any quantity Of Ep.
FIeigAt aud Produce. aud will held ihrmse YES r..
lpomibs for the safe delivery Of the same girr
siesHsd)
Golion .,of J. BY lien viii in all esfsf be held
gljr'gio iIi. Ctdff Of The "wn-f and wtl (il shp
ped be sat 10 any house the, may wIsh rhsif
change RiIl b. a. lus those Of any other frsu.
iafly siabIisird NsFyhons- IN tie plse. They
would ssy 10 their friends. That the Caiipa she,,
they are nos having sTseird wl b. the sair.t de.
posi- iar eciton IN the pl.es. as they vii be- ru.
ursly disconnected with any ether tuilalaez iu
town. and consequently meaHuE hess Hsk from
lire.
All oficfs addressed 10 them. OF 10 the .nl.seli.
bcr viii receive prompt attention
2 MeCoLLuM
Camden. September Is, ls1s
n h--ws have made arrangements to have al
uP.ifrisi, stored With us. insured ssain.i loss Ly
fft, at pf, mum Of half af one per cent. prf
munihi but Ne Insurance will he effected. unIss
Sptfi0i'y directed MecuLLuM n MUM
Rrisf 30 u l. BHii,n. A. Block n Sun G D
larsiaa. Esl, lion Z. ofoss. n. A n.vn,.
Dt. u I lett, and W u Eust, Washington.
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