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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-13

Al ECHANICS HALL, No. 472 BROADWAY ABOVE
IVA Grand street0pcn every night during week until
1Tthsr notice The original and we'll known CHRIsTrs
Of talented and experienced performers under the
management Of E. r. Chrsty whose in this city.
succession Of five years. have received favor
by highly respectable and fashionable audiences Tickets
ems Doors cpsn ~ 1al. PAST az commence a. eight
next April 49, for the of and yuve-
niles commencing st o'clock NJ On Saturday evening
Asxt, April ~. annual benefit sfM. zozar
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II HERaISE BoRkARD. PORTRAIT PAINTER
from k0niseerE, Prussia, and Joseph Gerhardiss Land
scapc Painter from Italy woad address note 90 Captain
H. y r. call az 70. ~ Recto. street. they would meet
particular frs nd, who would k- glad 70 them.
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N ArIoNAL THEATRE, cuArHAx srREEr:-BoxEs.

NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAN STREET.-BOXES,
~ rs cents Pit l CENTS Private Boxes x5-Doors opea
o'clock, to at half past o'clock.
Monday evening April th the gerformanse will commence
Mr. Herbert; Mary Bromley Miss NJ Charles To follow
ed by the drama entitled the PRAIRIE WOLF-John
Long, Mr. Brandon Bob Birch Mr. La Favor: Harry May,
Mr H. seymour Crazy Kate Miss Hathaway; Fanny Doe.
gorgeous spectacle Of the MAGIC WELL-Amshack, Mr.
II. Seymour: Hanimed, Miss +, Mestayer
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THE TURF.


CESTREvILLE coURsE-PACISc AND TRoTTING.
~ Monday, April 18th, at z. M-Paclng purse 500,
mile heats best three in i've In harness D. hcAann en-
ters b. m. Cayuga Maid q Mclaughlin enters 70 m Lady
Bevips; j. kodinc enters ch Dan Miller. Immediately
after pure $50 mile hes,s hes, three In ave, In harness.
WIN whelan enters Dr. Echo; d. &cAann enters bl.
senator Mr.. w. enters q. A.. shack-back Kendalls
Huseds line Of omnibuss will leave Fulton Ferry. Brook
1yn st o'clock, p M returning a. the sports
over. Fare Is cents JOEL CoSKLfN, Proprietor.
u ED HOUSE PLEASURE GRoUNDs.-TRoTTIsG.--A
N 81 So will come Oh Tuesday, April IL. for
horss that trotted for mile heats beat three
IN fve under saddle Enres 70 close al tho above house
Monday evening, BY o'elock y. LUFF.
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A seoCIATIO~ or EXEMPT rIRrHEN.-A REGULAR
N Quarterly Meeting Of this Association will b. held az
yirsmsns Hail. Mercer street. on Tuesday evening April
O. W. WHEELER, Recording Secretary.
E,IRE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. APPLTcA.
II Nons on behalf Of the Of frcmen and EXEMPT
Tirenen fer APRON 20 the two yscant scholarshps
(frec Of chsrge) the University of the City of New
Herk made either Of tie underlined, officers
81 the Fire department. IL desirable that early appsa
axpn should b~ made.
Zophar Mile, President, Ni Front street.
Charles MeDougal Vice President . ooatcr rtreet.
Jshn y. Tindale, Secretary, ~ Allen street.
Jshn s. Giiss, Treasurer, f6s Walker street
rpuergrs.
John Ccser Jr s soath ~ A. r. renr, 70 Burng SLIP
James Kelly ~ hickman Peter w. Titus 81 Market ~
Henry A. Burr ~ Forsyth st. j. NJ Phillips - Pike Slip.
jane. Pryer - froutst. William wakeman, a Mont
John Y. peck, lei crandst. romery al.
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DARIS NANTILLAS.-THE NANTILLA EMPORIUM,
M Broadway Exclusively Appropriated 20 the i'm por
aon and manufacture Of these elegant appendagcs Of la
dies Rtre opened Tuesday the t Of April and Is
rcpste with most superb and extensive variety Of the
very latest Partisan designs in rich aud fashionable
material The inspection Of ladies " respectfully solicited
GEO BuLPfS, sSI broadway.
nRY GOODS Statesmen wANTED-Two FIRST
~ salesnen. acquainted with the city trade. Also,
boy, Ia to II years u age AZ
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FANCY GOODS.

lyme FRENCH KID GIovEs-ss. ID. 4 PARA
large lot just imported Embracing the choicest quality
and colors Pea Green Flesh Straw Corn Nankeen Bun
Dark Slate Light and Dark Blue. White and Black Pearl
and Lilac, and various other eolors all At g. 3D. pair
NB-Perns who purchase by the dozen pairs will get
them at wholesale priees q. G. BURDETrS
Cheap Dry Goods store, l36 walker street.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
REWARDS.

REWARDS.
a En REwARD.-LosT OR sToLEN-FRoA THE
WOO pocket Of gentleman at pier 10 East River, on
bills the Southport Bank. Conn., SO Of South
Carolina one $40 and two So and from $40 70 500 in
New Yorh state money and papers valuable only 70 the
Indep.raen. Police oace, $50 Broadway.
oil REwARD-LosT. A LADY'S GOLD WATCH,
about the size Of shilling piece white face marked
ss ~ ~ I ~ ps Tps ~ o. rn,n f-cn ,hsnss
20 Amy street stage at the corner Of Anthony street
The finder will please return the watch TO Al Beaver street.
mp stairs NBJewelers and pawnbrokors arc requested
20 stop IL IL offered for sale
wZU slant. a single stone diamond Breast Pin. The
above reward will be- paid any who returns the
70 Draper, Clark Co. - Broadway.
UCKY EsCAPE.-S25 REWARD.-THE STORE OF
- MI son 80 Be.sry opposite hitta street, vas en-,
stolen 10 the amount Of $40; fortunately for Mr. Son. the
rues overlooked the mos, valuable part q the stock e9a-
goods &e BY the vigilance Of the police % that ward
portion 81 Abe goods recovered The above reward will
be paid for the Of the balance amounting 70 over
ene dollars or
Z osT-IS ONE OF THE FULTON FERRY AND
IL Amity street stages small CARPET Bag containing
articles goods The finder will be suitably reward
cd BY leaving ~ at Rochsfort skarrens so broadway
osT-oN FRIDAY EVENING. ilTa INST, At A
~ The Tamp.ns sausrc stages. on The Corner u Prince
gold link bracelet The Under Will be hbe
william street. 70 ). II. Y.
EoUND-A SIN OF MONEY THE OWNER. by
proving property and paying charges nay etta, the
came by calling AZ Is Spruce street. CHAs CEkAGioLIs
Exchange once.
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DRY GOODS.

GRAPE sHAWLS! GRAPE SHAwLS. AT WHOLE
~ sale and retaThe largest stock Of the above fashion
United both of white coors
be scCn BY calling ate. A. PoILLoNs IS, silk aud shawl
Emporium 81 Catharine street.
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DURToN'S THEATRE-CHAMBERS STREET, REAR
ID OF City Hal-Boxes. Dress Circle and Parauette 50
Family Circle Is cents Private Boxes s. and s.
Orchestra seats - centsAnnual Benefit of Miss Wal
ters-Monday evening Apr H. will be played LOVE IN
MAZE-Lord Minever, Mr.. ". Lester Mr. Antony Nettle
top, Mr.. Burton Col Buokthorne, Mr. Jordan; Mopus Mr.
pur Miss I'M "a the end Of the comedy Miss Anne
the farce Of KILL OR CrRE-Mr Brown, Mr. Burton; Mrs.
Brown, lhrst time Miss Anne Walters.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &c.

HORSES, CARRIAGES. &c. .
EoRsALI-A VERY FAST AND STYLISH TRorrISG
horse. about Isl hands high nine years Old
sound and Mind In harness and saddle lie has troted In
harness In the thirte and 20 H. wagon in pablo two
miles In min. al and three miles IN private trial
quicker than Black Hawk and Americas and carrying more
weight lie remarkably pleasant driver AZ any gait ana
will be sold applied fpr at the low price of $40
Enquire AZ REID TRCESDkLLS stablcs In Mercer st.,
near Bl.ecicr.
L,oR sAIE-A HANDSOME BLACK HORSE. EIGHT
sound AMI Mind in all Just from the country has
hank abia in Fourteenth .trs between broadway ana
fosrth avenue. Apply at III Est Twenty hrst street.
L,OR sAIE-THE FAST TRorrING HORSE GREY
MAJOR hind every In douhe and single harness.
under the saddle aud rOt his mile nsde ~ together
.h Wagon, leather shifting top, IN good order and Sui
hey NEARLY newt double Harness. tso acts single Harness
Basts,s Robe, Sc The Whole wiil b. soid low Can b.
snsdekers stable, brooklyn. Fer particulars
qure " Geo. l.. shaw, l5T Broadway.
AN ELEGANT PuEToN FOR sALE--BrILT By
IN wood, Tomlin.ou Co.. 70 order at eost 81 $40 "
perfect order having little us-dw he cold
very low Apply 70 WOOD, ToNLlNSoN CO, 40 Brood
way.
NY Person VINO IS ~ WAIT or BRowN
IN lG hands high. young sound gentle add good
traveller buy for less than her value. " they viii
call by Monday Afternoon tss the must leave the
city, - Robinson-s ct. at Chamberlsin's.
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

LoR sALE.-A VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND NEAR
the Hudson River Railroad Depot, the south side of
Twenty ninth street. between Ninth and Tenth
go feet from the Ninth Size OF lot Is
and by 80 feet inches deep the above will be sold
reasonable terms Apply to W. Brown, No. 1872 Elm
street, or at No. 8 Cherry street
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CTANDARD ROSES, AT AycTIoN-A SPLENDID
standard Roses, will be sold, Monday April Iih at
II s'clock by f. G. Lawrence, IL Wall street, from the
garden Of ID. Boil Broadway of Fiftieth street
few fine grape vines will also be offered
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n nicnt uniurnished rooms AZ moderate rent for snail
family, either In New York Brooklyn IL IN New York.
Post Once.
II OFT wANTED-THE SUBSCRIBERS WANTS TO
II hire from be first 81 May next large upper po down
town preferred Apply from 10 20 oclctk Of W. FUL.
LiR. No. 8 Broadway.
WANTED-FoR FAMILY OF FOUR-A GESrEEL
w house, in respectable neighborhoodg rent 500
$3.50 the Seventh Tenth ward preferred tenant most
desirable or the advertiser would take part Of house at
not over $500. Address, II. N, n. Herald once.
WANTED TO HIRE-IN A RESPECTABLE NETeH-
w brhcod IN the Third Fifth ward, for gentleman,
Wife and servant about two and two bedrooms, In
bcuse with but other family Fair rent and prompt
ment. Address Henry, at this once.
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pALNER co.'s cALIroRNIA EXPRESS PER
steamer North America, direct Tor Monday April 18th.
Great dispatch" We will guarantee all our freight and
letters by this steamer 10 arrive at Panama ia time mail
steamer st Of May Our arrangements perfect to Insure
promptness In all Freight package and letters taken
At lowest rates Letters received until half past .so clock
PALMER CO, 70 Liberty street.
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NR.LYoS. OF 40 BROADWAY SHOWED TO US A
vl short time beautiful little cabiuot with folding
glass DOORS through which visible several canters of
his Magnetic Powder drared in sk. In little drawer
under The shelves Of The case was circular setting forth
what well know - be truethas the Powder IL deruc
tive 70 coekroacles bed bugs and other insect deteab
but not harmful to human beings The and It's
under batehes board the United States ship 81
Lawrence and will be the articles exhibited Ut the
Worlds Fair.
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II ADIES.-LADIES OF GOOD ADDRESS, CHARACTER
and education, find respectable yment with
liberal salary, by ad dressing A. PALMER CO., Bar
clay-st. The best references will be required.
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DOwKRY rHEATRE.-BoxEs, rs CENTS; PIT. lax
ID .ssts-Doors ops. At 2 curtain rises At ~ oossi
romantic spectacle Of THE LAST DAYS OF P0MPEII-
Artaces, Mr. Eddy Lydor, Mr. Ttol; sporus, Mr. Mar
Waeo Sage Of yesuyius Mrs. Jordan After the
taee Miss Hnert i'll sing "The New Years Come"
conclude with THE FELON'S LAST DREAM Jack
Sheppard in FrsnceJaek Sheppard, Miss Denim; iona
than wild Mr. Martha Jaor Mr. Clarkson Mrs. Sheppard
Mrs Jordan.
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II ISsLEY 4 co.'s EASTERN AND SOUTHERN PACK
~ age Express Office, No. Wall street o. Broad
way kemtsnees forwarded and collections made in all
the principal Eastern and southern cities hssrs kney
snd Co. connect with Jarvis Express for 81 Johns New
Brunswick Through receipts Baltimore Waahng
ton. W heelins. Cincinnati. &e.
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A CARDIFF HAVING BEEN CURRENTLY REPORT
"A ed that the subscribers stock totally destroyed by
FIRE the morning Of the 18th nst he takes this Of
acquanting his friends and the public that the
fortunate few who escaped serious damage this OCCASION
and ready receive the calls and patronage of his
friends his store l76 Broadway lin The How
ard Ho.e where he offers for inspection, Of the hand
and best selected stocks Of Cloths Cassmsre aud
yengs the city For taste in selection and superior
quality, he dehes competition. n. B.-Garmentg made to
order the shortest notice. WILLIAM MACBRYDE i76
Broadway, Tin the Howard HOTEL
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8BMDAT RRADsMG.
CHARITY,

Night kissed the young rose, and it bent
softly to sleep. Stars shone and pure dew
drops hung upon its bosom and watched his
sweet SAUNDERS. Morning cam with its dan
cling breezes, and they whispered to the
young rose, and it awoke Joyous and smiling.
Lightly it danced to and fro in all loyeliness
Of health and youthfulinnocence. Then came
the ardent sun-god, sweeping from the East,
and he sH1ote the young rose with his scorch-
ing rays, and it tainted. Deserted and al
most heartbroken, It dropped to the dust, in
its loneliness and despair.
Now the gentle breeze, which had been
gamboling over the sea, pushed on the home
bound bark, sweeping over hill and dale
by the neat cottage and still brook, turning
the old mill, tanning the browo { disease, and
frisking the curls of innocent childhood, came
tripping along on her errands Of mercy and
life; and when she saw the young rose she
fastened to kiss II, and fondly bathed its fore.
head in cool and refreshing showers, and the
young rose revived, and looked up and smiled
in gratitude to the breeze but she hurried
quickly away her generous task was per
formed, yet not without reward for she sooI
perceived that a delicious fragrance had bee'
poured on her wings by the grateful rose
and the kind breeze was glad m heart, anC
went away singing through the trees. Thu
true charity, ike the breeze, gathers fragrsnc
from the dropping flowers. it refreshes, AM
unconsciously reaps a reward in the perfor
nance of its offices Of kindness, which steal
on the heart like rich perfume, to bless an
to cheer.
Mr. Mo1HER.-It has been truly sale
The first being that rushes to the r%ecolle(
/ ton of a soldier or a sailor, in hearts diff
j Guilty, is his mother. She clings to his men
. DRY and affection in the midst Of all the fo
S ~getfulness and hardihood of rowing life.-
4 The last message he leaves is for her h
last whisper breathes her name. The mott
d er as she instils the lessons of piety and f
d ial obligation into the heart of her infant so
e should always feel that her labor is not
: vain. She may drop into the grave, but 81
E has left behind her influences that will VOL
b for her. The bow is broken. but the AFRO
is sped and viii do its Office"
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I0R PRINTING.

WE are prepared to execute JOB PRINTING,
w of every description, with neainess and des-
patch, and respectfully solicit the patronage OF our
friends in this department Of business. We VIII,
wan rant ouI work to be as well and cheaPl5 done
as by any other Establishment IN the State.
send in your work ard give us a trial.
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Form of Application,
FOR A CHARTER FOR A SECTION OF
TRe Cndets nf T,annernnce
Cadets Of temperance.


(Date.)
The undersigned. youihsof F., beiiev-
ing the Order Of the Cadets of Temperance to
be well calculated to extend the blessings Of
Total Abstinence, and promote the general wei
fare of mankind, respectfully petition the Grand
Section of the State of North Carolina, to
grant them a Charter to open a new Section to
be, called the ---S Section, No,
Cadets of Temperance, Of the State Of North
Carolina, to be located in--, and uu-
der your jurisdiction.
We pledge ourselves, individually and col
lectlyely,tto be governed by all the rules and
usages Of said Grand Section, and also by thoss
of the National Section when formed.
Enclosed is the fee for Charter, r. Books, and
officers Cards, $500.
1t must also be stated whether the applicant,
are members of the Order or not if thew are
of what Section.
The application to be directed 10 Francis
M. Paul, G. w. P. Wadesboro', N. C. free o.
postage To which must be appended the 70
lowing certificate.
This is to certify that Bro.----,whos,
name appears to the above as w. P. elect. i
now a Son Of Temperance in good standing il
-pivision No. -, S. Oft.
Signed by the w. P. of the Division.
P. S. All kinds of Regalia for the Cadet
of Temperance, for sale by the Grand Section
Apply postpaid to the G. w. P.
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WE would respectfully inform our friends and
w the public generally, that we intend keep
ing constantly on hand a full supply of
Dry Goods, Hardware, Cutlery,
GROCERIES, Sc.
and indeed avery thing found in similar estab-
lishments. They present the following as
specimens oftheir Stock
| Chem, Jasper, and Black Silks,
Silk Tissue and Alborines,
Embroidered Grenadines and Berage,
Dotted and Embroidered Swiss Muslns,
Poplins and Berage DeLanes,
En-. White Grape Shawls,
Jenny Lind Collars and Cuffs,
Ladies Kid Gloves and Mis,
Do. Embroidered L G Hdk's,
Tefita and Bonnet Ribbons,
Lace Capes, and thread Laces,
Chine and Embroidered Parasols,
Ginghams and Caiicoes,
Shoes and Boots Of every quality and price,
Bonnets and Hats Of every description,
] Black French Cloths and Casimeres,
! Black Satin and Marseilles,
II Bed Tick, Cottonades, Domestics. Crockerv
Wedding Hoes, Sugar, Coffee,
J Adamantine Candles, ard a number of arti
: cles not enumerated, all of which the Subscri
II bers intend selling Cheap for Cash, or to pune
o tual dealers on a short credit. Don't forget Il
give US a call and examine our Stock 6efor,
purchasing elsewhere.
al One door above Richard Smiths, No. 90
) Fayetteville Street.
H. L. EVANS,
GEO. T.COOKE.
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Warrtatun Gfrlalr gnatitHtr,
WARREN COUNTY. n. g.

WAAE6N n. " |
THIS SEMINARY has heen in successful OPP
i Grafton about ten years. The Academic year
is diy;ded into two sessions OIL weeks each:-the
Summer session commences on the first Monday
in JUL, and closes on the last Friday in November.
Pupils will be received at any periods Of the session,
and charged only from time Of entrance to NTH
dra,odL Ample provision has been made for the
accommodation Of more than 100 pupils. The
Natural Sciences are Illustrated and enforced by
weekly lectures and appropriate experiments. Pu-
pills can remain with the. Principals during vacation
The Faculty of this Institution consists Of Eight
experienced Teachers.
TERMS, PEI SESSION OF FIVE, MONTHS
Board and English tuition, including
Stationary and Fuel for School room, 500 so
Piano music and use OF instrument, % 90
Music on Guitar and use Of do. 20 90
WaxsFlowefs and Fruit, each, 5 90
Ancient and Modern Languages, each, 10 90
Landscape Drawing and Painting, 10 90
Painting in oil and water colors, each, 10 90
Vocal music, and various kinds of ornamental
Needlework, each, gratis.
GRAVES & WILCOX.
WarTcnton, Aptil2i, 1851. "a sn
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WAMRNeMW@g

The Pekin Tea Company has been establish
ed many years, and has always maintained a
high reputation for Teas of the most delicious
character and frsgrancy, and at prices which
have in every instance given perfect satisfac-
ton. The Teas are warranted pure, and may
be returned if they do not prove to be as they
are represented.
The Teas sold by this Company are done up
in IA ID, IL ID, and | ID packages the first
or inside wrapper is of lead the second, water
proof paper; the third, OF outside wrapper,
chinese rice paper also, in 5 lbs chinese quat-
toons. The Company sell none but good Teas,
done up in this superior manner, all grown in
the most luxurious districts in China they al
so have Teas of every description in chests and
half chests.
Country Merchants will find it greatly 10
their interest to purchase their Teas of this
Company they can select as mall a quantity
of each kind as they like, and have them pack.
ed in one chest. Hotel Keepers may always bt
certain of having on their table auniform char
acter of Tea and families may net only be surf
of good Teas, but can purchase any quantity
their wants may require.
The following is a Catalogue Of the Tea
I with fbo rotoI ,r;oao oE-.1
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aeeRR'B eeaRRR.
THE DYING CHILD.

By LLEWELLYN.
In the easements cooling breeze
The happy mother sat at rest;
A1ittle child stood on her knees,
Gazing towards the glowing west.
Her eye grew large, and very bright,
As che great sun went ont Of sight
And when she found her "pretty star"
She cried with joy, "Good night, marna!"
The solemn night had flung its shade
4 Around the cradle where she Law,
And when she saw the brightness fade,
Her little hands forgot their play.
She felt her quiet hour vas near.
And whispered, while there fell o tear,
Watching the crimson clouds afar,
"Good night, mama-good night, mama !"
She heard the sparrows sing at morn,
And climbed her chair to watch them we'll
The mist float off the fields of corn,
And the bee come out Of the opening bell.
y y y
But on her cot she lies again,
And a leaden clouds on her BRAIN;
The noon grows dark as evenings are
Trustfol, she cries, "Good night, mama!"
The nigel Death stood by and smiled
His shadow rested on her eyes;
He'd come 70 lead the wondering child
Up the long pathway through the skiesl
Her purple bps are moving still,
Though almost sealed in silence chill,
And murmuring, as they stand ajar,
sGOod night, mama-gOod night, mamaF
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Copper work, T%urpentine stilIs, &C.,

WsHE Subscriber informs the public that he is
I still carrying on his business IN ali its branches
at his shop on Fayetteville street. Turpentine
Stills made to order, in the best manner, and war
ranted to work well sand all kinds of work promp-
tly done in copper, brass. steel. iron, &c.
Constantly on band and for sale locks of all sorts
and sizes, guns, pistols, &c. The Subscriber only
asks of the public to give him a full and fair trial,
as he is determined not to be surpassed in his line.
The Subscribers establishment being the only one
of the sort in ali this region Of country, he conf.
IDENTITY appeals 10 North Carolinians and 10 the
friends ofhome industry. TO sustain him.
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FEMALE SEMINARY,

mHE First Session of this Seminary com
Z menced onsthe 18th ultimo, under very ia
vorable auspices. and it is hoped that it will be
literally patronized by the public, more espe-
cially by those living in the Eastern part of the
State. Jacksonville is very pretty little town,
the county site Of Onslow, and is perfectly ac-
cessible at all seasons of the year. both by land
and water. Mrs. JASEFTE F. REID has now
the charge Of the Seminary. who was some
time Professor in Greensboro Female College,
and is esteemed fully competent TO maintain the
responsibility entailed by the position she &C
cupies, and will not fail to render ample justice
to all who may come within the influence Of
her Instructions.
Board may be had in good families at So per
month.
Terms at the foioping ratesper session of 5 months.
Orthography, Reading, and Arithmetic, So 90
Higher branches Of English, IL SO
French, 5 90
Music on Piano, II 90
For use of Instrument, 3 0C
Guitar, Is OF
Drawing and Painting in water %colors, 5 90
Ornamental Needle Work, 5 OC
No reduction made in tuition fees, except in
cases of protracted sickness.
A.. j. MURRIL,
Secretary Board of Trustees.
jacksonville, onslow CO., May 90, 1851.
38-3m