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MusIcAL FNFEgRarAN MENr.-Tbe Osborn

MUSICAL ENFERrANMENT.-The Osborn
Brothers, Of this place, gave a Musical
Entertainment, vocal and instrumental,
at the "Isham House." on Tuesday eve
ming last. For string music, we seldom
hear anything thatequalled their efforts.
Beauty and fashion crowded the parlors
of the "lsham House." and, judging
from the many smiles of appreciation from
those present, pleasure, held a presiding
seat in every heart. May these gentle
men live long to entertain our young
Folks at Home," with many such of their
soul-stirring strains of melodious music.
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The receipts oflhe Erie R. r. for the
month OF June, were 1868. .748 80. beng
an increase over the corresponding month
OF last year Of $50 S8f82. The earn.
lngs for the six months ending July lst
show an increase as compared with last
seer OF S5s2 500 All The leading Rail
foads ~ inis country. are doing fae
buSIneSs. and their receipts Show a large
Increase over last year. eg m -
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Wo have been favored with the exhibit
Of tho receipts and expenditures Of the l3
miles OF this road now in operation, iot
June-the loolings as follows:
RLeElpTs-From Passengers. $4s2 60
Freight 2258,l4
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0T Thomas N. Howell was elected
Justice Of the Peace, on Saturday last, in
place Of Daniel Perry resigned.
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Nklis CINCINNATI July. 12, 1853.
FtouR--$3:8 8o@3:9oc, Rye Flour is
scarce and firm at $4,20O4:3O. Com
50(O53cts. Oats. $4,000.
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W We are requested to announce the name Of
LittIeDerfy A. CaMfIe, as a candidate
i9r the Office Of County Recorder, at the ensuing
October election. .~'. =
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.41 ~ WAsm GroN, July 5
The President leHves here lor New
l"rS next Men lay,to attend the opening
OF the Worlds Fur. a-s 60 =
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ANOtD PAiR 'FRBE.-Apoir tree plant.
ed Vt DahsersiP Port. Mass. by Gov. ENpI.
corr. geo years ago. is still alive. but
shows signs Of immediate decay. Il has
several times been nearly destroyed by
storms. e ia M.Ss 4 Z.
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OCTOBER ELECTION.

1--we are authorized to announce the name
Of Jnred Stephenson, as a candidate for
ne office Of County Treasurer, at the ensuing
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W We are requested to announce James
!, EafFar as candidate for RECORDER, al
the ensuing October Election. h -"
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In the United States there are 10 s9I
miles more in the course Of construction
IN France ] 500 miles additional were
put INTO operation the past season. Cos
per mile not known.
From the above it will be seen thai the
Unlted SlaIes has nearly as MANY mile,
OF railroad in operation as all the rest d
'ne word aud the probability is that we
Sn"l' soon have more. The cost per mile
c' our railroads IS little more than one
nun me average cost OF European rail
roads. ''N' W.
When lb" railroad to the Pac fc il con
slrucled' the journey from New York 10
Sa1 francisco will be made in four da :.
ana trip around The world will be effect
ca ~ three mouths /! This is the age OF
travel.
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" We are requested to announce the name
81 T0rier Du Halfway, as a candidate
lor TREASURER, for the County of Jackson,
ut the ensuing Fall Election. Ys'''
jackson, July 7, 1858.
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Neru advertisements.
ALLEN q EVANS.

nEALERS in Foreign and American Hard.
~ ware, Agricultural Implements, hammer.
sd s,i and Rolled Iron, eordage, Nails. Glass,
Wooden-ware, de-, Ty E -
PAINT STREET,
NExTTOTHE wOODBRID6EM0Us
CHlLEICOTEiE. OHIO.
July IA, 1853. l6-tf @ .es
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w we are requested to announce George II.
WnltefnOuSe as candidate for Treasurer.
at the ensuing October election.
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rive are authorized to announce the name of
HhomnS Ii. Dickas0n, as candid.
ate at the ensuing annual election for the Office
OF county Treasurer, Of Jackson county. y,
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Railroad Facts.

The following table shows the rumbe,
OF miles of Railroad, with their costs. ir
the several countries named
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9th. Resolved, That State Central
Committee of Five be appointed. who
shall be charged with the duty of employ,
ing lecturers. appointing mass meetings,
and doing wSalever may seem necessary
to secure the election of msiori,y of
members in the next Legislature iavora,
bic 10 our views.
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STABLER'S ANODYNE CHERRY EyPECT0RANT

confidently recommended to nva!s as UNSURPASSED by
NE n Hmp%h "hr 6s o 0r e n 9" As
NJ ckouP coS2UMP1oN cary 3 for tie re-
combines in scientific remedies Of long esteemed
ing and tonic qualieS acts through the Skin gently and with
great efficacy for the cure Of this class o. diseases
Certificate from Dr. physician the Baltimore
Southern Dispensarv.
into he Of
RANT and having also made trials of its virtues Lave hes
public valuable medicine
riols diseases for which it is intended.
communcated fnowedge Of the co1stnen Of these msif.
them in wrng ta they are the best remedies they have ever
been acquainted with or the Cure OF the diseases for which they
OPINION OF DR. SAM. B. MARTINI
One of the most Of the faculty in ths city and long
your DARRII CORDIAI as We'll as your Ano tyne Cherry
with medical practice and do
Baltimore, june i855 :. B. MARTIN, NJ. D.
sTABIER's DIARRJICEA CORDIAL!
pleasant compounded with the rules
their peculiar efficacy curing DARRA, slmlar
of the IN its M ] ts 5
a the time that it the disease
Opinion of Dr. JOHN ADDISON physician the Baltimore South
Having made trial of Your DiARRHd> CORDIAL" and
% sves m"ch peasure IN my resony to a
Sfr avH E " % hS '"fd anS o Adults
With much respect, &c, JOHN ADDISON NJ D.
The M M and ] in The ey
bIers Anodyne Cherry Expecornt aud sablers narrho Cor
and of the diseases for which they recommended they
bear the evidence of skill and care heir and style
putting and take pleasure in recommending them to
ca Moore Israel Hralome, Joseph Roberts. H. II Gra
& rcnns W. ar SD Co. Il oss snshury Nc
n E IL. sTABi.ER f. CO. Wholesale Druggists, Baltimore,
For sale by Druggists ns Esns1y nty..?' y,nr.on
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PiAEDS-MUSfC.

Wn,gs;s lsned respectfully informs the ctizensE9
NC STSlon and vicinity that he has opened!tE ~
\. OhL on Market street, above the Carolina
4US ofhe lie intends to keep complete assortment OF
.@1o-.'n 'ne most celebrated manufacture No. o. G4'
arovoa,g tianoS in Rosewood Cases and with the Ia,
>Dsef mg4S These instruments have been selected
~bb1 "no he therefore feels confident to guarantee
lever PSFIor in Tone finish and workmanShip to any
F YorI IMG M TO this market before lie Will sell them
and is constantly receiving, the latest and
ngoIIt NJ usic for Piano and all other instruments.
s%a5ej "S with Northern Publishers are such, thaT
e Or w W. receive any ordered piece, either published
orders p 'h country in three days. lie will attend
arro69o9 string Brass Bands, either for lnstru
~ qio = u Music, with DESPATCH having arranged
M last 6 6L ,oI, Lns Wilmington Amateur Brass Band du-
i. @aers fos ,aFGn EG in exchange. .
aLly3tt Music or Instruments from the country, will
4, l2tl re We to. HERMANN L. SCHREINER,
N lteyill WP-u Professor of Music.
D. E2p5io1oo 1ooser7er, Ncwberu Newbernian, and Colds
""tAe copy times, and send bill and marked
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TOPSAIL ACADEMY.

TTNE Exercises of this Institution will be resumed Mon
l. day, the Bird day of January 1858.
j. W MURPHY, A. NJ, .:....:...:. Principal,
Students will be prepared for admission the Junior
Glass of any College in the United States: The of
instruction will be thorough and, the object of the Pin
cpa will be to educate, not to reform, boy will be
tained Who trial should prove himself be mentally
or morally unsusceptibe of education.
TUITION PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS AS FOLLOWS:
Spelling, Reading Writing, Arithmetic Geography 81 so
English Grammar, History and Philosophy IL
First Glass in Algebra, Latin and Greek. Is 90
Second Glass in Ancient Languages and Mathematics,
Board be had in the immediate vicinity the Acade
my, at 81 per month. NICHOLAS n. NIXON,
Pres't. of Board of Trustees
Dec 10Th, 1852. So1w-15-3m
ES-COmmercal and Herald cony mos
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$40 II EWARD.

TT1IIF above reward will be paid for the apprehen- ~
l. sion of Negro Woman named EDITH, or com s4TSA
monty called EADY, belonging to the estate OF James
P Davis, decd, late of Duplin county, and delivery ~
u.s. her confinement in Jail so that we can get her
She absent for about two years. and popab turks
or is concealed part of New Hanover county adon
ing the Dupn line We viii also pay the aforesaid anYun
to any person who will enable to convict any white mar
of harborng said slave Said slave Edith the wife of
negro man FAMED Jack Ga blackmith) formerly the prop
erty Of Henry Williams, decd
SETH DAVIS, 5
nAaA.LouE 1890 l5-tf
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Coach and Carriage HIanufactory-Clinton, n. c.
DOLD ROBIN HOOD & son would respect ~ 8 q M M.2
D fully inform tke citizens of Sampson county = - 7;
all various bEaneh9s They are prepared to put
right for the county and hoTe by strict attention to buS
ness to share of public patronage They warrant all
their work to be made of the very best and
workmanship or material, it will be repaired without charge
Persons wishing to buy would do we'll to call and examine
for themselves intend be surpassed for STYLE
elegance and durability. ,.
HgREPAIRlNG done in the neatest manner, at Shofs
notice ,, r. 4o
years 80 Also, Cast-steel koundshaves mace ana
"aTI:tnteu' "GI!l 7, 1879 36-tf
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1E LARGEsr s1L.Ez. L.InRoN. AND TR1oIMING

TOLNE IN NEW NOKk.
I-aIAS G. NIEARNS, importer and jol her of SILKS,
| 2LLlNEI}Y, and FANCY GOODS, 1G2 Broadway,
has now in store and is daily receiving and offering
Lowest Prices, complete assortment of Goods III his
mIrsng all the various styles and designs, c0nsis
s4 Black and Fancy Silks, EIarcelimes. Floren-
SM"is, Trimmings, Bonnet Ribbons, T"1Yet"
T, "tin AtiSb0ns, Dress Trimmings of all kinds,
~"'olGeries, French and English Grapes, Grape
w. SILK GraVats, Gloves of all Kinds. SILK Lace
s5l ls H"reSes, Laccs, White Goods, Hosiery, L. c.
% uders gncd would invite the attention of his friends
al y ad generally. He will offer great inducements to
~"na Short Time Buyers
, THOMAS G. STEARNS, 1872 Broadway,
D.. be.Teen Liberty street and Maiden Lane, n: Y
-se. ~ 1872. lily
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EVERITTSVIL!4E FEMALE ACADEMY.
TTNHIS fourshing institution in session. has been
placed under the charge of Mr.. j. D. CAMPBELL, late
Virginia. Principal, aided by competent and well qualified
assistants
Everetsve is situated in Wayne county n. c., mmedi-
aely the line of the great Southern Rail Road Viii
mngton. The peculiarly healthy situation of this village
induced several families to from their farms the
river and make it their place of residence.
commodous building has been erected expressly for
Female Seminary of the highest grade The school and
citation neatly and comfortably furnished.
Excellent Pianos and complete set of Philosophical
Chemical Apparatus with Globes Orriry, &c. have been
procured for the of the Academy
belved that nothing wanting to render this nstitu-
tion equal to the best of the kind in the country.
TERMS SESSION MONTHS.
For Spelling and Reading SO 90
For above, with Writing, Arithmetic, Grammar and
Geography. II so
For above, with all the other branches an English
education. Is 90
Ancient and Modern languages, (each) ........ 90
Where the languages studied alone 10 90
Music, with of instrument. 20 90
Board, including washing fuel, lights &c... 81 90
For further particulars address the Principal Willis
Hail. D. B. Everitt John Wright J. G. socumb, John Ev
eritt, WIN. Carroway, Samuel Smith, Trustees.
Everittsville Wayne Co., N. c., Jan. IA, 1858 lssm
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STARR. SON x. CO.
(LATE AIALTBY & STARE)
Z z ysr1 tG.s :. F.,.n% ,xx- y IL

Mep constantly on hand large assortment Of HATS,
A> and STRAW GOODS of their own Manufacture,
@ they offer to Cash and Time buyers the most bcr-
ns at sight advance from cost Their long expert
1 this branch Of business enables them to offer induce
-lso buyers seldom met with examination of their
particularly invited. Orders respectfully solicited,
especial attention paid to packing goods for distant
1a STARR, & CO.,
I47 Water Street, New York.
Lee. H. I5-3m
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VIE Proprietor takes this opportunity to inform the @
temperance Community and the Public in gen =i5S
era that he still continues he has done for the last
SIX years. to keep the aboYename house strictly Tenn
perance principles.
Thankful for past avors, he would again invite all who
want quiet comfortable and cheap home, while stopping
IN the city, to give him call This house is we'll loca Cd
for business being No q Corandtsreet near Broad
way and the landing of most of the STEAMBOATS, and Rail
roads in the city. ELDAD T4YTOB
New York, January 13. 1858 19-3m
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DAINTS, OILS, &c &c.-8OOO lbs. Pure Extra and No,
l Lead, bbls. Linseed Oil, Pure, $50 lbs. Chrome
Green 90 lbs Paris Green ground and in Oil boxes Chrome
Green, Dry,) boxes Am Vermion bbls. Lamp Black,
(Engish) 500 lbs Venitan Red Gin Ol9 $50 boxes Win
dow Glass, American and French, at G.. DUPRES,
Drug Store. Market st.
L1ANCY AETICLES.-l2 doz, Lubin's Extract 3 dozen
Ionc1ne So'p gross Brown a,, Windsor S2ap dozen
(superi0r:) gross Wax Matches; large of
Hair and Tooth Brushes. G. DuPRE.
app Market-st., Whining on. n. G.
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HATS. CAPS AND STRAW GOODS.

W.~Nc TAYLOR. No. $50 Broadway, New York
2'TG5uacurcr 5 and Commission dealer in HATS. CAPS
. rrHuQDS, UATTERS' STOCK, TRlAiAll NtiS,
% L, long experience in these particular branches OF
J'aed t9 his facilities in the manufacturing, ena
nose who purchase their goods at second or third
ms present stock is extensive and well assorted for
@ trate, and viii be constantly added to by fresh
aeion aei,.y.s' and from his mauutactory ParIcular
' PaIl to orders by mail. Dee. 3i-l7-3m
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ROTEIWEEI & NIcAJSE.AN,
DEALERS in staple Dry Goods and Groceries, North
LjNatcr Street, Wilmington, n. G.
n,rrI 36 1892 29-Iv
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NJ. NIrIN MS.

nRCCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, North
u Water Street, Wilmington, n c., keeps constantly
@ the sale of all kinds of produce, forwarding goods
III March lI-21l
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I. B' MILLER J. \. SCARBOROUGH.
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES. &C.

{. g. MILLER J. A. SCARBOROUGH.
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES. &c.
are just receiving and opening large and well select
w ed stock of DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES, con
Sisting in part follows to wit Muslin de Lainc, Cling
hams Apaccas, Checked Nusln Apron Checks Blcachcd
and Unbleached Shrtings White and Red Flannel, Bed
ickngs Satnetts kerseys Lnceys Umbrellas, Blankets
&c &c. Porto Rico and Muscovado Sugars Clarified and
Crushed dos Rio and Laguyra Coffee; Brandies, Wines ia
maica Spirits Whskeys Gins, Rum, Tobacco and Snuff
Butter and Cheese barrels and half barrels Flour Ginger
Pepper, Spice and Cinnamon Cups and Sauccrs Bags Ia
BILE Salt Womcn's lined and bound Boots and Shoes Mems
sup Calf-welt Boots; Thick Negro Brogans Children
Leather and heecd Boots and Shoes Poware of every de-
scrption Spades and Shoyes; Manure Forks Steel Weed
ing and C1rubbing Hoes Grass and Hemp Rope; Leading
Lines Halter Ropes Market and Travelling Baskets Fish
ing Tackles Powder and Shot, SC. &C.
G.. B. MILLER s. CO,
Market street, Wilmington n. c.
Dee 9th 1852 7S-2y-I4-2m
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[1 \
$50 On Trumpcter's Greek. d..
400 Federal Point
I go. do .... do
so -. clo .... do ............
UPPER SOUND DISTRICT.
1000 80. do. -. DO 80. do. ..,.
200 -. do. 80. do -. do.
365 80. do. do 80. do .....
30 80. do -. do 80. do. 1890.
100 80. do -. do -. do. .....
MIDDLE SOUND DISTRICT.
% On Clear Run........,
25 ....d0.... do .,..........
254 Deep Inlet Creek
100 Smiths Mill Creek
$50 On the Sound.
$50. :do.... do
HOLLY SHELTER DISTRICT
400. do. ..... do. 80. do....
100. do. do. 80. do
ROCKY POINT DISTRICT.
200. On Burgaw ...........
$50. do. -. do ..............
l0O.Little Burgaw .......
400 On Burgaw .........
48O Rocky Point. ........
100 On Cypress. .......... 80.
800 On Big Swamp.....
LONG CREEK DISTRICT.
800 On Morgan's Creek.
80 On Mill Branch. ....
200 On Long Creek.
200 80. do. -. do
POS On Morgan's Creek.
"a Riley's Creek.
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General Notices,
NOTICE..


MIlLL BE SOLD, at the Court House in Wilmington,
w on the second Monday in March next, the following
tracts OF lands and town lots much thereof as will pay
advertisements viz: -
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VIM. {. HOW RD.

GROCER. ship Chandler, "nd Commission Mer-
u chant South Water Street, WilHington, n. c., viii
make liberal cash advances all consi gnments of produce
utaem in Wilmington, to Peter Van Ness & Co. New
York. [2lV7
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Terms OF SuDscrIpIIOh' n
IN advance, or within three months, -. So so
one y'n ymen is delayed over three months, ..3 90
,.rntion received for less term than year.
permitted to discontinue his paper after the
10 subscription till the expiration ofsad year.
wishing his paper discontinued the end of
Any pay up full and give the propretors two weeks
he rwise paper will be continued and charged for
ootieSli Emo Or'tI to the above terms
s"as gS '5G 81 Gs5SiH' o H sss2s Ss
ned BY u W GRATIS for one year.
18th copy oly7v az, be remitted per mail, at our risk.
10ncl w on business connected with this Office must be
al loi most pad) to the proprietors.
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SENES GILBERT.

r10rSE CARPENTER, Willow Spring, on Second st.
H below Dock street, Wilmington n. c., is prepared t.
II,alcturc - WINDOW BLINDS, SASH, DOORS. Still
TBS &C. and do all manner of Job Work in his line,
i, shortest notice. [3l-lyl
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u Z. RIRRANK

Tr-UOLFSALE AND RETAIL DEALER in Tobacco,
" Cigars and Snuff, (under Mozart Hail. next door to
ncy Hart s) Front-street Wilmington, n. c. [43l
GILLESPIE, ROTHXyELL a. McAUSLAN,
CrNER AL Agents and Commission Merchants, North
lTWater Street, Wilmington, n. &.
March 26 1852 29-ly
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A. j. & II. j. JONE

Co2,,.i7l 92,,.i7lm.~-tar \. C June I. 1852
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THOLEShLE aMd Retail Druggist, and Dealer in
" Paints Oils, Dye StuTS Window Glass, Garden Seeds,
mcry, Patent Medicines, sc. SC, corner Of Front and
ietstreets, immediately opposite SHAs old stand VII
ngnn. \. G. )
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General Notices,
NOTICE HEREBY c,--..-

FTNI1AT l have lost or mislaid the Cartifn+o g. r.:
- naf6s G the Captal Stock of the Wilmington anS
haie!Sh Hallr0ad Company ard intend to annIT ia H.
time to the proper authority for new certifcate
Jan %, 1852: . T. DE ' "A a Ek.. ~
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j. n. RNBIN son.

,TiYUFACTURER alsd Dealerin Hats, Caps, Umbrel-
u las and Walking Canes, of every description, whole
de and retail North side Aarkestreet, Wilmington, n. c.
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WILKINSON ESLER


NisH Dealers in Con fcctiOnary Fruit, NUts- Toys,
\ Fancy Articles Pcrfumery, Tobacco Segars, Sc. &c,
Wholesale and Retail Market Street. Wilmington, n. G.
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Jaeksomvllle Male and Female sem.narx.

bENJAMMlN NJ J. IEMNEY, q. M: :....... Principal.
Miss ELIZA HESTER Instructress in Female Department
'NllE Trustees are happy to that this nstu-
IL tlon is now permanently established, and i'll flourish
ing condition Testimonials the highest character war
rant them in saying that the qualifications of the Teachers
whom they have engaged are such to to all who
may patronize the institution the advantages Of systematic
and thorough Instruction.
large and commodous building has been erected with
separate and ample accommodations for both
Male and Female Departments.
extensive and complete Apparatus has been pro-
al Philosophy, Chemistry SC. Frequent lectures will
given with experiments the various branches PHYSICAL
Science throughout the Academic year, which commenced
the 4h inst.
An excellent Piano is furnished for the of Pupils in
Music.
The of study will be extensive any similar
institution in the State Pupils may here pursue all branch
fit them for advanced standing
lege in the Union.
From the which this school has heretofore
met WITH the Trustees have thought proper to make
considerable deduction in the fees for tuition which will be
as follows rer session:
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10 IT BOOTS!-Received this day per Schr I. p
IT Smith-5o pair Gents Fine French Calf Stitched Boots
SO g " g Pegged do;
y Buck do;
90 g 'E Cashmere Congress CATERS
2l &' ' Patent Leather half Boots;
24 g g '' Kid Topped Caters;
"a '' Ladies Colored Caters;
SO Black do:
Sc '' Misses Bronze do;
"a Sc Ladies Travelling Boots.
Always hand good assortment Of Over Shoes and
nd e. O.
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BLACN ROCK mAsoNIc AcADEMY.

151I1AO1A ANOOAA
NOTICE is hereby given that Students will enter for
~ the Second Session Of this Institution the 2lst Feb
1858 The Building large commodious we'll furnish
ed and beautifully situated in neghborhood
tired and healthy The location twenty-five miles above
Wilmington, at convenient distance from Cape Fear Riv-
and daily accessible to the Fayetteville line of Steam
The of instruction in this Academy is thorough
embracing the usual departments of English Mathematical
and Classical Studies and conducting the Student to the
THIRD Year in Regular Collegiate Advancement. The
tuition according to the Scholarship within the prices
r. i5 and Is dollars per Session. and Board may be OBJ
tanned the Academy for limited number of Students
from to dollars per month Books and Stationary fur
nished in the Institution at the market The Rector
ship the Academy is in the commission of Mr.. James G.
Sewel A NJ This gentleman is Graduate one of the
first Colleges the Union has testimonials of unusual
distinction from Prof W. II. Allen, Pres of Grard Col
authority. For further particulars address
]. H. ALLEN,
D. D. ALLEN
M c. TURRENTINE,
Jan. 18th 20-1m Committee.