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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-18

MMH
IF1NN4 Ession Of most c~otnplete arsort.
IL nneut III FAseT Avn sfapLH Day Gaofs. all
u Which have sNdH rafolully selected by .slas
themselves. will tho advantage OF feeeis.
IN from their reaidius. partner in philadeI.
phia far every steaHlef, all goods Of the most ar-
p%fuvel descriptions aHaia point of Style. Patterns,
Colours, aud Variety, they feel warranted In aay-
ing they are equal to The beat. and will be seld ID
cheap asthe cheapest, without beasfing or cha1
lenga, they tnest respectfully solicit tie paftieti4
lar examination OF their stock from their nt Gus
tafners aud the public generally, eoisitiug IN part,
rs follows
Dress Goods,
setil Faiored Motisalinp do Iai1es. and Cash.
ntetc., ssilid cold French aud Enelish Merinos,
lllack and cold Canton Cloths and Alpaess, rich
ts'lfed tnousaline de LANES and Cnaliincres, rich
Paris printed Cashmere d Eeosse, rich Paris cold
anil white Grape. rich PARTS Satin plaid harngss
and Tissues, also Il fine assortment ai Plaid t,bntle.
consisting Of Raw silk, silk and wool, md pure
wool, oil newly imported and nncotntnnnly cheap,
Small Plniis mud Dress Goods for children IN every
variety. Their stock III bilks eaGtloi be- satpas.
sod hy any other establishment for ~elegieita aud
beauty oi design the patterns being entirely new.
ShaWis,
White and cold Embroidered Canton. Crane plain
and rich figured cashmere and broche extra auais
ity, black merino and cashmere shawls 6, h, 10
and 10 quarters.
Embroidaries,
Fine assortment pfcoliars with Gutf French work.
rich embroidered collars with ebenliaeits, extra
rich yalen eieune collars with muslin ehentisettes,
rich embroidered linen ealnbfic hnndkerthiets,
lace and embroidered n~ntislin, cures Of entirely
new style, Infants embroidered robes, very latd.
somlo, d very large assortment OF muslin edginas
and inseftings, cotton, thread, and linen bobbln do.
Hosiery,
Latiss black and white ilk hose, ditto raw silk,
Black and cold cashmere hosiery, super quality,
bleaehed and unlleaehed cotton hose. all prices,
ehiidrens silk, cotton and woolen hosiery ail Of
sizas, Ladies silk, cotton aid t~nHIino vests. Gents
ailk, lnetino and cotton saifte aud draws, eui'd a4d
brown cotton, inerino and wool, half hose.
Linens,
A fine assortment Of Richardson's nn'feisei
Irish Linen. heavy Linen ~Siiftings o4 q. II, 10. aal
Il quarters, table Napkins all sizes, aaiia iatnasS
table clothes and napkins, fine table danatak,
Hpekabaek aud bird eya Lowellinga.
IT lanagIs,
White red and tillow ~aannels, gauzs 10. silk
warp %fhnnsls, very fms aud suitable for infaiits
and warranted not 10 shrink, aiea, n most complete
assortment of Goods for Planters, such M kefseys,
Linseys. Kentucky Jeans and Georeta plsius. also
u very laree lot Of Blankets, q heavy aud s,tpaficr
article, ali of which We're purchased ~pfsviotlf to
The advance and cal, he disposed oil it Very low
rates. Eaept II g.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-18

TIME undersigned having purchased the inter-
j est oil Col, L. A, Pratt, win continue the bu-
siness iorShis own account.
january 1l-3's. w, MARSHAM.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-18
For Sale,

A Lon. Of ground, situated South Of the State
N Ilouse. iii SqaareNo. i3, Lot No. ], will be
sold on reasonable terms. For further particulars,
apply at this Office. dec "a, 1m.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-18
Removal,

DOST OFFICE removed from the Ifarney
T. House, to The new brick building, corner OF
Lafayette and Florida streets. opposite 10 the store
of Messrs. Bonnecaze & Shoppers.
Oct. IL, II. JN0. G.. La N0UE, r.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-18
.Astiee.

A Ii persaus AKviag claims against the ssscess
IN sion OF Falaaria 1ieherf. deceased. are hereby
requested to present tie same, aalv eersiiiedl
within thirty aaTs FROM the pubkrtion OF this
n5,icc. Ia. n0USSAN- administrator
al TIE estate III the said Faleniin Hilbert.
West Eafoa Rouge. Jan lS-5ts.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-18
LEGANOTICE
NGIiiH
Parish cf N:H,G DifDn Rouge,

yETiiI,RtsAs Melissa ~Iterrin. Administrative
w III lie ~,statcof William ~Ilerrin, late Ut tsis
Parish. deeeastai, has flied IN tip ptEiee Of the I'M
aiofsigiunl Clerk OF the slstI, Jndieinl District
Court. for said Parish. an arsolint ct her admins
~tIatio1 and iHbisai ef tlittfifattion OF said estate.
Notice. IL hetatly given Ia oil peraolia ipfafe#tHl
10 show eausu witfftt ten days from The first pt5a
Of this ~a9tlea, WHY The eaii aeee,nlt asid
~fal,lentl 81 distribution aInnpld not bp ilo1nolegatud
all liade tho Judgment oi' said coftfi.
f.. 81 MI MORENO
inn ID Clark
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-18
nafnn Rnugn Galiara.

I'M r. and MRS. FORD, viii resume the dttie
Iia Of their Female Seminary Oh Monday, tbs
J0th Dueelnber. ldeell.gt.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-18
II. 1. WOLFE. Ranger.
s,rnAY.

T,AIsEN up by Mr.. o G vanlandinsham T.y~
A. about q miles from the town Of Baton <GF1
Rouge u dark %ebesuut forrnl mars with a few
grey hairs interinixed Oh the body. about 7 years
old, IA hands high, atar II, the forehead. snip On
the nose. let hind fool white. saddle marks, hss
the distember, no brand visible. The owner 10
requested 10 come forward. pay charges and tuke
hor away, otherwise she will be sold according 10
law.
jan. II st. III u W0LFE, Ranger.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-18
STRAY.
Rnngerss fnIc,
straY.

TAKEN UP by q. u. Conrad, about 7 miias
a from the town Of Baton Rouge, d sorrcl horse,
nhout 7 years old, ighunds high, no mark or brand,
tte owner IL requested TO come forward, pay
charges. and take him away, otherwise hs will
be sold according 10 law.
dec. IA. III. Il. WOLFE. Rangsr.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-18
Snuff.

TIME subscribers have Just received 90 pounds
l. Rsrpee snuff. 70 lbs, Maeaehny sa,,h sum
llosea. Liam is.ss. LOPEZ n PENNY.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-18
Hats.
GiIgerWare.

"A SPLENDID assortment Of silver Forks and
n. Spoons, ladies Cups, ~. For sale low, for
cash l,v n. q. DELaRODERIE.
nNHE attention Of the Ladies is called to am as
i. softinenf of--Rfcn and FASHIONABLE SrEGI.
TnrMMfsas for Purses and Bags. Also 900
bIuehes gteei Beads, assorted sizes. inst received
by. JOHN z. III NOUE,
OCT 10. Post Office Room.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-18
Flour & Bacon.

= ri Barrels st. Louis family flour-ur from new
W Wheat s Casks small plain hams.
IA Casks Shoulders. Just received and for
aug. 1850. sale by JOHN PHILLIPS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-18
TKoTICF.T

LOPEZ. respectfully informs his friends and
j. The public, that be has entered SNto CsS5past-
nershsp with Nr. Nfgzr.rs Prsxrs hereafter the
business viii BE trsxsaeied under the firm of Lc-
rEz & pEASr. jan 1851.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-18
T0 Let.

A PLANTATION, of about four hundred ar
IA penis. FIVE miles east Of the city Of Baton
Rouge, with two field hands and implements
for sale. For particulars enquire of JAS. H.
Dakin on the premises. ldecl4-5t.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-18
Fer Sale.

yTTILT.h be sold on MoNDAy the 18th day ofFeb-
wv nary, 1851, at the Court House door, in the
tewn Of Baton Rouge, a House and Lot, IN Beau
regard town in square No SO, lot No i2.
Terms Of sale-cash. jan Il, 5ts.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-18

VTT1LL bo sold al tho Court House door In The
Wv town Of Baton Rouge, on Saturday the
25tb, day Of January 1881 certain sorrel horse,
taken up by r, d, Conrad. Terms Of Sale cash.
Fl. L. WOLFE. Ranger.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-18
Walking Canes,

vTTHO 20 without one, when he can purchase
w fashionable one for so cents OF
oct f8s y. G.. La EOUE, Post Office rooni-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-18
Notice.
Baton Rouge Wharf Boat Hotel,

RECEIVING, FORWARDING 3 STEIN
BOaT' HGENcY.
1TyHE undersigned have the please rrsp-.
j. ure 10 announce the completion ra4s
Of their arrangements in fitting upssssssg1aEza
the Baton Rouge Wharf Boat. and that they are
now prepared to transact all business connected
with their line.
The Hotel will be under the management Of
Coll. "A PRATT, formerly ofthe Harvey House.
The ether branch OF The business will be con-
Quoted by William Markham who will give par
ticular attention TO the Shipping and Receiving q
Freight and such other business as may be left in
their care.
An agency for O'Rielly's Line ofTelegraph has
been established on board the Wharf Boat. All
messages left with the undersigned will ee ior-
warded with despatch.
Sept. 81. 1s5otE. MARKHAM & PRATT.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-18
Fer Sale.

Iaa LIGHTS fsesashes 10 10 asal 10 IA,
dVJ u Aaaas anal manslepieees, Tor sales oA
sAe Waarf boat. For particulars, apply II this
etice. jan is-,5s.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-18
gecnis- Packet.

tN~GwAAA EA11A%tat
NOR BAYOU SARA, Baton Rouge, Plaque
Il mine aaa the CoaSt--l'he new sg.rsxr =
and elegant steamer BRILLIANT, AS
Capt HaNr, will commence her ee~t4SA@Szs<a-
gular trips, will leave New Orleans WEDNESDAY
MoRNlNsss at 10 o'clock A. ~, aud SATURDAYS, 1t
s r. III. retstrning wili leave Baton Rouge, Mon
DAY and Tfiesspav. at 5 O'clock +. ~. for freight
or passage apply on board. jan 1l-ts.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-18
NOflEE.
STaTE or LOUISIANA,
Parish ttg East gsfau Ksmse.

VTii1atEAs Joseph f~.arguicr, an inhalatant d
w tbs Parish Of East Baton Rouge. stete
aforesaid, having intention to atfiaueipate his
slave Lewis, who is aged about thirty years, every
person who may have any legal opposition II
said emancipation, are hereby required TO file said
opposiiioli in The Office OF The Clerk Of the Court.
days from the date hereof.
baton Ronge, this 1lth L. G. NORRIS.
January. 1861. Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-18
Notice,

IToRACE i. MARSHALL, would respectful
ii ly INFORM the business men Of East Baton
Rouge, that he intends deyoting his time to the
Collection Of Accounts, and hopes by punetnality
and strict attention TO business, to receive a por-
ton Of tho patronage Of the public. nov3o-tf.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-18
MAURICE KJECg8AoH, Il. q,
EHomno1atzasss.

RESPECTFULLY tenders bis services A. Ply
IL sicians obsfetric and o%clIist, 10 TIE citizens 81
Ea on Rouge and vicinity
Office, at 1Mrs. Liilv7s on Church Street where
he may Be found at afa times except wfler On pro-
G-essioaaI visits. jan. lily.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-18
Medical Gard.
n r.. VI, M. ALLEN,

nFFERs bis professional service 70 the citi-
~ Gems Of Baton Rouge and vicinity il the
p~racticeo Of Medicine and Surgery. Office on ~
iayaite street, Il few doors below the Post Office.
dec 81 ct.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-18
MARRaE ID.

Ca THURSDAY last. the 10th instant, hy Joha Il.
naisoeq,g. n. Wv, JoSErn sARrENrto Mrs l.tvf-
VIA palsrcS, bosaof,h this tewn,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-18
Leyeesi Levees s!

YUST RECEIVED from the Manufacturers a
j lot of WHEELDARRows, suitable for making
I,epees. and for sale at the mandatory OF
a i9stc ~. II. IUNNARD.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-18

NTEATsFOOT OIL, Lanseed Oil, Whale aad
INSpernl dos Castor do md Sveat do: Res sale
at lans. 2A a. AAiIA
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-18

fV1HE YoiNtg TaAiAa'sSafnifafy T5fuffaes
l. La, viii commence . new school year, Jar
ttafy I'd. 1851. AMI IL prepared to aeeoalfnsselafs
an i~nofees4d number Of pupils.
MaRY W. REaps Principal;
utYssss CitApaAN Al M. Professor uf An
eient t.aiignagaa and If Mathematics.
bliss, L Doneos. Teacher Of Music.
NtisH. Y WRofsosRi. Teacher Of French, Draw.
ilg and Painting aud Ornamental N~eediework.
doe 93. ath,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-18
The New Orleans
IT u III A J. jAf III M A. n ",
DIRECTED ny Mns. VAN NoornN.

=IE4 " W HhNt AN N'VIENs
Transferred 10 PLfQUEHfNI, pa,iisa Of
EsfptHe.
TNHlS institution, chiefly intended for boarding
l. pupila, 10 Situated in one Of The heaithiiHl
parts Of Louisiana, and lias been established ii
imitation of the best European %et1eols. The
eoutsg Of instruction embraces oil the branches
Of Il complete education, both intellectual and
ornamental. Strict attention Ia paid 10 the man.
neTs and department oi tho pupils, aud alsp 10
their health BY regular exercise il this open air,
bathing, proper attention to food, etc. etc. 10
combine The advantages Of a refined home.edg-
cation with those Of associated etudy. ID Tho oh
ieet whieil the tifeetfess bas IN view. In hen
late voyage 10 Europe, Mrs. Nan Nooten has
male arrangements Ter attaching permanently
10 her institution, ieachers in every way eoenfe.
tent and accomplished. In the Tngtiah DEPART
nient she has secured Tor the ensuing year, the
assistance Of q lady from Boston, of high r%etltlta-
ton as nt lnsitnetfe9s and another French teacher
from Paris, WHOSE arrival ii expected at the
Academy esar'y il The spring, will complete the
"pslpounelg Of tie establishment.
Music taught by Nad'llu Laurent, lhefseif a
pupil of Mr.. Mdrfions.l, The first Prot of Mt.
sic at the the Conservatory of patis1 has the
most Careful and eunaeieneious attention Parents
are invited to visit the Academy, and judge Of
It's locality.
TERMS.
For board and general itlstr1e-
ton III English, French. aud
plain and fancy needleNorls, Eaeo per ernutn.
Exclusive OF one months vacation aud paya-
BILE in advance, per quarter Of twelve weeks.)
Music piano including Soliege, 800.
Private singing lessnns-lraW wing and painting,
and foreign language IF desifeal extra charges.
D4F SCHOLARS,
General instruction IN English
aud French, and PLAIN and
fancy ueedlowogk lst class $40 per month.
Cd class, 8
I'D class, 6 :"
references;
fid7aeatiim VIM. Edwards, Esq, Dr.. Clement,
Zraon tabaave, Esq, Christopher Adams, Esq.
M4e Of4etas: Rev. DR.. Neville, Alfred l~iennen,
Esq, James Robh, Esd. II. G. Caulmaek, Esq,
Fred. Frey, Efq. Baton Rouge D.. y. Avery,
Etqp Rev. J. II. Libebatgh; Alex. Dimitry.
Esd. 7aiao3ais9 III. Ray, Bishop Polk, %. D,
deet44tl.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-18

EEsssa hn-$ Tavuodvr n~yc4. 1v1, RI
sa,sa Nf1wy
r-op ra.ah. 49, go r.Auu p.aa.tt...
Il ~ *a'sa,, 's,.shaf .1osta, Niools Da ~ 49,
- ansuei'fa' p'sssins % eae ''aus'i Dta'u'ss %
,5feaseias. iiN3s sasS'o1. fela Or Weakness u he
Breast " SIDE Eitst "IagAs e. Consumption, &c,
q u Il
rss,.pY,n NJ y ettpr,e
of.,, ~. en al IN I 49, y : ~ - haaa ra...r,.d ,,,s,s
= !. aaI ~ ~ a,. 'n @It, I. = y vs.. !, ~ ~ ! 4, ~ s., !. sa,as
-, , ,s".. s'. u'''N'
% : "e's' io'sI's
JEfrEasaS cot,fsry, T., f.h, ". isis.
Afessrs. Stafford y Pafk.-~senis, This ~ TO certify
that my wife. Nancy Delonegs has been ID u deeiiti-
Itp state pf heNltii FER the last TWO years, Iierdisease
baiaed The sill OF t'i' best medical ad ! co'iid pro-
chfe--her physie,an pronounced her ti,seass 'oh'
sumption IN the lust stage, and sa.a tiiat iief feco-
very was nastall hhaaail hopes. As Q tnat feSoil.
with very little hope, ! procured Waiasaf's btlsain OF
Wild Cherry. Ailer nsins u lew bottles. ! ioiliid. 70
my a~lgteeabie SURPRISE tha' iir lleiiiti WIS improving
RAPIDLY. she u now so far restored as 70 ne apis 70
attend ahefregtittr mouse hoiu alties, without suilef,
Ing ANY inemveifienei. iief RAPID improvements AMI
present haaltn warrant nc - Inc peiei that sue "ial
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-18
EsILs.

4 K + KEGS NAILS, Of the best brands, for
dec /, L.aRGUIER = LaroBE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-18
FRESH Garden SEED,

PAPERS fresh Garden and Flower
JsAO Aseea EaEsed and pal up by Tie Shak-
arsss PpieasaatIiill, II, and 1t Rssley's Carriers.
M also anp<sorsiaeai 81 Flower Potts, and i
quantity of Onion Ses.s,
Jssl received and i5r sale by
ian ii, III a. M0NTaN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-18

ELLIoTS raz,rs, Tallyhe do; Tllatsots do
Il Wade and Butchers; Razor strops, Shaving,
boxes. shaving brushes, Also, Alabeme Hamiing
Knives. Congress knives, &c,
Rns iS.y. LOPEZ &sPENNf.
TUST RECEIVED, 1000 Papers early Sugar
3 Cora. 1900 papers Eaesss 1000 papers Berns
and Peas For si.e By, a. M0NrAN.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1851-08-29

DO ALL THINGS WELL.

Farmers diGsr very much ID relation
10 what Il takes % make 4 good farmer.
I Mas cnnversine with ! gentleman the
olher day who was looking At some Of
my agricultural Implement, and be re-
marked that mine was much better made
than his - Be Just EhFowed his toQeth-
er any way. intimatihg that having q
heap 0f wofk 10 do, It was necessary Il
slight il a good deal. If be had taken
into consideration The fine he will neces-
sarily lose n making bis utensils over
again. be would not perhaps have made
the remark.
AnotheF entleman said, il he could
make mors eaton BIZ cutting a weed hall
in two. than 81 cutting itcIean Of he
wealth. Tor doing il. That If was very
M1li put IN lof no man can do II. The
expeEienc4 Of ne world, goes toS prove,
that 10 keep out Of The grass, and cult.
vale much 10 lhs hand, It is isdisbenss-
bly, necessary 10 10 the worE well Al
oHce Others there are who pride them.
selves % planting their eTop IN : slovsn-
" manner ; they can1 take tine il pre.
pare theis-sand wei befars plantinas
say they, but they can take1ime g aet6c-
bind those who do prepare MeIl. when
i comes t0cbOTPing oui, ard calsiTatins
the crop.
And LhefSasH others who love 10 see
the hip bones Of their mules and horses
stick eut, y they think i indicates
man Of business-he i 50 sthrough going
that be works his mules and horses e
DEATH but Think. when I seepoor mules
and horses. that they have not had tia,
attention they should have. for my *.
perience goes to prove, that any sound
mule or horse. il led well and regularly
with ) given amount, and attended Is ID
other respects. can come nearer kilI;nt
he haBdtlat works him, than itself.
KnES scnIbsERn.
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EpEn Of Application
ne Cadets b Tsnqsrasse


Uase9
The unaetegned youshsgf--b aliex
NJ 1he Order of The Cadess s. Tempefanee 20
% H4II cslenkts8 % ezlead ne blessings 81
Total AbS.iueace. and promote ne general vel
lafe Of maakiads respectfully petition the Grand
Seetioh Of lie State 81 North Carolina, %
grant fhenH Charter a open i new Section 10
b8, called The - SeeliUh, No.
Cadets 81 IemfEIancs, d ~ Stats q North
EaEsliaas ko 81 located in-- snd IN.
def your fp1fealetiobs
W6 p|tdae ourselves i~ndiVida6liy and e5I.
'ecslg&f, Is 81 governed iii ne fnles and
assaesni said Grand Sectiaos and also hy these
81 me National Section when formed
EneHsed Is lie fbs iof Charter. & Books, I'D
elAeefs Cards, 50 .00
+ must aIsa BE- stated whethef IA applicant.
We members 81 tie Order s. 81 Il lies are
60 Nta| Section.
Ehe speieaIioa t. Be Hf6sle8 70 Eiageis
N. Fda1, g. " p. 861&o68 n. g. ma d
pss 40 which mast b appended III 81
aFi11 certificate.
This Is 70 csriIy that BFo~whos
aaHe appeSfs is the shove As W. F. elect j
now Son 81 Temperance ia GOOD standing i
DIEslsn ~ s
S492d - re H n 81 te=Dfxision.
AZ Ain~of naeaiia for tie Gddel
q IsAPsnf6, 81 81 she Gfand Sseliea
Apply 1HfsH d ia 6 ". r
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9lnlaIr snstiinfR,


This SEHLNAAY has been Ia successful on
eration about ten Years. The Accidents year
e divided mtotvo sessions q 2 weeks eachs-Ehs
Snmmef session commences on The first Honday
q July, and el0sesnn he last Fridsy IN Nosember-
Pupils willie received q any period OF the SESSION.
and charged epig ffD1s EsEae Of enffaaee 10 Aslk-
arazeak Ample provision has been made fof ne
accommodation 81 more than 7o0 pupils. The
Natural Sciences are illasiFaied and ehforrea By
weekly lectures and appropriate ezpenfaenta Pr
p1lscan remain With tie Principals dsring yacsiion
Ehe tacnliy ofthis Institution consists Of Eight
experienced Teachers
4E1Azs, PER s1ssloN o. FIVE MONTHS.
Beard and English fuiIion, including
Stationary and uel loE School rouIh. a18 SO
Piano music and use Of TnsIrarnent. Is %
Mpaic on Ghifnranau se Of dp. 20 90
Wax Flowers and Fraif each, %
Aneientand Modern Languages. each, Ie %
Landscape Dawins and Painting, 70 %
Painting ID oil and water celofs, each 10 90
Vocal muslcs and various kinds Of oFnnmenfs1
NeeQleWofk, each, gratis.
GRAVES & WILCOX.
WasIenlon, April ri, 1881. 81 SIN
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I'VE would especially inlom enf friends and
The public generally that We iniend keep
ias constantly On hand . lall supply Of
Dry cooda aa1dwaxe, cut1ery,
GROCERIES.
add Indeed every ding found IN similar eslab-
daainente. They present the fll0uinx e
specimens 81 taaif Stock
Eteni, Jasper. and Black 6iik1s
Silk Tissue and Albeffaes,
AmAi1ideled 6ranadinea and Berage.
Dstie3 and Enh1aiaefs5 Swiss M1sli6s,
Hepli0s and 8eraea UeKancs,
Enis White Cnpe 6h4HlsS
Jenny Lind CoIIans md CATS,
Ladies' Kid Gloves md 1llts,
Do. Emta5i1e1e8 &c H1k
Iefita and Bonnef i &hc0z.
Lace Crphss snd ihfead Hae
Chine and Emhloidefed E1r4s0i9.
Ginghsma and Calicols
Shoes md Boots " every qs1lif1 sid rrics
Ban1eta and Hass &c erefg description.
Black French Cloths and CazimeIe.
Black Satin and Msiseillss,
Bed Tick EQltonades. Done1sie G1orkbfF
Wedding Hoes Suezis Cpdee.
Adamnnllne Candles, ard 4 nu1abs4 81 nfii
eles not enumerated, at of which The Sntsefi
beIs intend selling Chenp Tor Cash, o. Ia pnne
tnal dealers On D short credit. Don1 l0fxet I
give nsn eslf and examine enf Stock beior
purchasing elsewhere:
One door above Richard Smnh's, No. =
Nayeiieeille Street.
HL.EvANs,
GEO. T.G00KE.
Raleigh March 10, 1851. so
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