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LADIES FAIR, SUPER, &C.,

NOW open at CARUsPs SALOON, to cont:nu.
\ Saturday. January eth, 1854.
"Wcnd you TO the Ladies' l.ir:1
Ye OF science. ay aud learpine-
Bid adieu awhile to care,
Haste whore Pleasures torch is hurniny:
HE away where nymphs and srsces
Hold awhile their traffic rout- IT,.
Sparkling eyes and smiling faces
Call the gay md gallant cut.
.'Nend you 20 the Ladies' Fair"
All have tbither hied to-day;
Fabrics fanciful and rare
There are eeen IN bright array:
Merchants linen Of toll or plrasure--
Throw aside your tapes ami toys,
Gather up your scatter'f treasure,
sharc to day in ether JOYS.
"Wend you to the Led'es' Fair
Beauty holds Ter Court today;
Art and tas'e commingle there,
And their varied CLAIMS display
Every one can there bc suited,
Hidd lie eyed, young or CID:
There are trinkets pain and huted,
Pearls ard pei lings: gilt aud sulI.
"Wend you TO the Ladies' Fair -
Shall tell you all that callsi-
Rufees, rhands, ii,h and rare,
furscs. rrtIcu'r;. AMI dolls;
Hast aud see tho silks ard l-css,
Caps and cafes aud collars too,
Shadee and vai's for pretty fno's,
Eyes, like SUM; that dazzle through"
''Weud you 10 TIE La1i.s' Fair
Where the old and young have met
Joy is wreathilg roses there
Fog hair Of auburn, brown and ie>-
flowers, r; al and artificial,
Bsauty's modest head TO deck
Books, rOci,c aud jrdicial,
Tales Of storm. of IRE, and wreck.
"Wend you to IT, Ladies' Fair
Let ho common c. u-e deer you,
Among the sweet faces; dsn-e thers
One ut least may chance prefer you
Belts are there with golden eNl.;"S,
Gloves If KID fnr maIr.a,. day.
KeppsalrS, tokens, iluss anI il d-e.,
BinJiD. lovers Tar away.
sWend you to the Ladies Fairr
Hslt ITS charms / dave not told you
Al! the FIRE things set up there.
Ey loved fair ones Will ", sold YOU
Shields TO guard 'ga;net loves disaster,
Euffs aud puff for dem>eis too;
Shocs for little Miss ard Master,
Robes of hri lht and hea.enly blue.
.wenI yuu n thu Letics' Pair
Every aga and SEX il going
Justice On Ium viii hs there,
80 viii Mr. Lawyer % ing;
Doctcrs, merchants, trstnSman. farn"rs
With their wives and daughters CAV:
Gallant, would you sec the charmers,
join the general thron. today.
''Weni you - the G,iiss Fsir,'
Gcoi's The eut TO be promoted,
All the Mercy tai m there,
To the hurch will hc de, cd:
Piety bosto@s its sinil.,
Av'rice cen unlocks its ,fers:
With sririt void Of Guile,
Charity It's Tribute elT'rs.
''Wenj you to the Ladies Fair
Go and girs generous boon
Would ron Ike 20 know who's there
Al TIE tcor'd will be there soos:
Bellies arru> ed in beauty bright,
MatronS grave. forgetting care,
Would you be- happy wight.
Hasten, hasten 10 the Fair.
dec oi-St
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~ industrial 4 1hIbiti on.-The Fai,
S on 18th street. above u. ia bs az we'll %
tended as 1t draws near the Clone Tdos who wish
to SEQ the fire collect o. arsiret % e. h!bitior
here, would do well t. csli Immediately To-niyht
an original poem prrps red for the Latham prize will
he recit~i Icy Henry Clay Pruass gsY i and the
Tcprg town Giee Cub expected to sing on tho
occasion. Saturday night M Chaun-r Lanadon.
Hsg Of the L. 3 Patent Ofirc vii deliver !.riUrs
on Atr ,no,Dy. iilu trstci with iis-rams Childrc.
mu he attended by their parents or .usrdisns
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DIR. RALEIGH r. BROWNE,

(J.tfe OF lia Tf-..5
IL AT1NG located in Tn-hipgtol, olor: Ll- PFC
IL fe.sionai services "a thc puh!c.
So ORic2 and Residence r.nasvlvsnis are,
rue, letween ID AMI ~ ST. oipc'.'e Gid'f, ana
u. S. Hotels
81 Four VSell-furnishsd Vooes 70
Let, ANA Servants for Ilire. Ai.r'y to Or BROWNE
dec 2g-lm&
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O"A Vision of Freedom, y one Of the
rejected Latham prize poems, will be re.
cited by the author, this evening, at the
Industrial Exhibition on 18th stree,
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asr NOttce.-Eider Il. q. Burnett, OF
Cincinnati viii prsach IN TEN esrsnce Hail. on j u,
near 9th. this evening. Of ooioah.,
Subject: "The Incarnation sf God in the Son the
Incarnation n The 81 irit in the ChSrrh."
The public respectfully iuvi,sl.
dee 1O--ltt
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NOTICE-A mulatto man left at nv stable
" on the evening Of tho 18th instsnt, white
HORSE and BUGGY. and agreed 20 take them Az az
Oh the following day. since which time the man hss
not returned and have heard nothi,a. I. ON him
Fearing the property has been stolen. or some acct
dent HIS tcfalien the give thi. notice TO the
public. ard thu owner /. rogue ted to prove roperty
pay charges. and take them nw.y.
JSO. FRAsIER,
dec 30-.,ts Corner IF AMI Sth SIS
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f5HIiE GREAT NtTin> AL
HAGAXINE OF ART fr January 1854
containing twenty fire ma :rificent illustrations
THIS Magazine is conf s-edly the FIRST OF ser ial
ub icatona. It's Literature, Illustrations and en-
tire execution unri,nll,d. With this nunh-I
commences volume. subscriptions received.
NJ tIr sale in single numbera mt
BICkINUHAM'S National Periodical Depot.
dec Cot National Hotel.
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u Dover Cliffs are about 10 be blast
cd, and it Is calculated that nearly CO.,
600 tons Of chalk will be removed.
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THE CATHOLIC ALMANAC, for 1854, is received
/ Aiso, an additional number at the highly TO, u
lar tale, the JEW OF VERONA.
Also. THE MISSION CT DEATH. Q new work, b.
n. I. WalVortb. Ali just received and for sale by
". 4. KEH>BDY,
dec :D-.t It'll street. between q and II.
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T OS r. A little COLORED GIRL, between :
i arh vsarr Of a--. answering to the naac 81
- Emma" left Ie, hurs. the corner Of a. h and
s.rcrts YESTERDAY. and has no: since returnei.
LIBERAL rewu-l will be given for her return 20 tn.
sub crib'r. J. W. MITCHELL
dec nO-Tts
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g To secure the insertion Of Adrertiss-
Dsnts thsy must Is brought TO orr couHs,nlg-
room befors IL NJ, otherwise they may not
appear uns.I the meet dav
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FINE JEWELRY.

II o. Hold has just received direct from the
L. manufacturers a rich and fashionable as.
sortment # fine Er-sS;pins, Earrings, Cudrin..
Lcckets. Watsh-s, &C.. which he offers ut six Ter
cent less thnu goods of ike qua iiy be bought
for el.e where in tbs vicinity.
Please call snd examine The goods and prices at
tie New Jcwelry Store, on Pa. avenue, tptuecn Az
End 9TH streets, Sign Of the Large Spread Eagle.
N All kinds f Watch lairing done at very
short Dofise aud az well ut " other estrh;ish.
ment either in Europe or America ny ". ". Hoi
insssorth. .... ...- dr. Soft
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The lntelligcneer, noticing an earnest
appeal in the Charleston IS. c. Mercury
to the ladies of the South, to come for
ward, and by combined effort, to raise
the sum requisite for the purchase Of
Mount Vernon, inolines to the project for
its purchase by the State of Virginia,
which the editor thinks likely to be ac-
coinplished not long hence. The same
journal publishes short account of what
is in progress in Arkansas, by way Of
Strengthening the Arkansas and Pacific
Railroad project. Mr.. Douglas Vass, of
this city, comes, in the Intelligencer. to
the defence of Colonel Benton and bis
thirty years Senator, against the criti-
cisms Of Col. Thomas L. McKenncy,
which we mentioned few days siuce.
The Sentinel's couple of editorial col
umns are devoted to " independent sup
port" Of the Washington Union.
The Union joins issue with the Ltelli-
eencer's leader of yesterday, wherein
that journal, as the Union alleges, took
the ground that the Pierce party in Massa-
chusetts are parties to the coalition which
the editors of both these journals con-
denim. In the course of this article, the
Union says:
Our respectable contemporaries themselves
know that the forces of Democracy and Free
SoiliSm were not combined in the late cleo
ton. They know, first, that the whole povor
patronage, and influence of the present Adj
mlnlstration were thrown against the coaIi
ton. They read General Cnshius's decided
and imperative letter to Mr. rockingham
and took note of its contents and purport
In the intelltssnesr. Thev were familiar with
our own editorials deiouncinS ali such com
biDstions. They know. second that the most
influential democratic newspaper in New En-
giand-thc Boston Post--was unrcmitting and
persistent In its efforts to discountenance and
crosh out all attempts at coalition between
Democrats and unrepentant Free Sellers
lhey Know that postmasters were removed for
avowed inclination towards an encourage
ment of the coalition, accomp anied by overt
acts They knew that Gen. Peaslee. the Col
iectOr OF the port Of Boston, threatened instant
removal from office upon any employee in the
custom house who shnvld by word or act in
spire the coalition. They know, in a word, that
the very fact of the success of the Wings is
conclusive evidence of the fslsehood of it.
own statement in this particular So much
ter the voluntary misstatenents of universally
acknowledged facts
The editor further argues that it is
strange that the MteHigencer, in its hor-
ror of coalitions. passes over the coalition
to elect Senate printer, to vent its dis
like of them upon one which, he seems
to insist, has now, really, no existence.
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Boots, Shoes and Caters.

keA.turcrs and dealers in ell kin,isOf Ladies Gep
- tlrmsp and ChIldren's BOOTS 4 SHOES, have
received large ami very superior assortment. which
We are determined to ssi thr lowest pr:oes Tn
c. l. ES- All kinds OF wort. EaauutI tnrrd IN me
most fashionable st.le of tie hest material, and the
workmanship warranted. De not forget mr. P'are-
Pennsylvania sgrnue, 2 doors noun buus g, pEae
Store. nov ZZ-NaWMH"f
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" The mind of the editor of the Bal
timore Times is terribly exercised about
the manner in which the Star obtains it's
early and reliable news. To this end it
gives various conjecturcs. We tell the
conductors Of that sickly print, that we
do not employ gentlemen to procure news
for us, so that we may be "ahead of all
contemporaries, and after that news is
procured, and published in our columns,
refuse to pay for it, until the person who
furnished it proves he did not obtain it
surreptitiously. Can the Times saw as
much. or shall we be more explicit We
wish our cotemporary to remember that
We did not receive our information on this
subject from any of the Departments.
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J,rge stock Of blankets from 81 Ut. sout
.xtrs coed. YERBY, TEBBS & YyRbY,
Corner of It'll street md Pa sytrue
dec 1s--tf
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NATIONAL THEATRB-TuE OPERA
Tonight, the Opera Company will give
their first representation at the National
Theatre, which will, doubtless, he large
.ly and fashionably attended. The opera,
for this night, will be Norma and be-
tween the acts, the celebrated Liberty
Duet, from the opera of al Puritani, -
will be sung by Signors Tatfanelli and
Coletti. Jullien's favorite waltz of LA
Prina Donna" will also be executed by
a full orchestra between the acts.
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THE LATE FrRB iN New YoRK-rnE APP
PEARANCH OF THE r1Ns.-Thc New York
He'oM of last evening says:
Hundreds yesterday visited the spot
where the once magnificent ship Great
Republic lay charred mass of ruins.
From morning till night the docks around
her were crowded with spectators, each
one of whom had word of regret that
such noble vessel, whose first trip was
looked forward to with so much interest,
should SO soon after old ocean had folded
her in his arms, come to such an end.
The tiremen were busily engaged ycster-
day, all day long, in putting out the fire
which was burning in the after portion of
the vessel. The forward part of the hull
appears to be but little injured, and the
vessel may be repaired if too much dam
age is not done aft. The masts yesterday
lay upon the deck, the burnt stulnps
sticking up as they did at the close of the
fire. The scene of ruin on shore was in
keeping with that on the water. The
streets were scattered with flour for the
distance of blocks. Workmen were en-
gagged all day clearing away the ruins.
and shovelling out the dough made by
the mixture OF water and flour. This sort
of mixture was heaped up on all sides,
looking like heaps of slaked lime Fire
men were also engaged during the day
playing upon the burning buildings.
The day being cold, the pools of water
upon the sidewalks, in the streets, and
upon the ruins, were soon frozen over,
and it required much care in travelling
around the scene of disaster to prevent
slipping. This portion of the city seems
to be Inflated. 1t is but short time
since we were called upon to record the
fall of the establishment of the Harpers-
fire that Land level with the ground six.
teen buildings. This conhagration is
within few blocks of the first, and equals
it in extent. 1t leaves four buildings in
ruins, and three great ships burning
wrecks. @ &C.,.
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

hANlNG undertaken the management Of tousd.
IL cradle property in the district %: Columbia ]
have determined TO devote all necessary att-nt Ia
The purchase and sale pi Real Estate commission
clio cnng Investments aai negotiating lusns on real
estate,
Persons desiring TO ssi entrust an s.ent the
care OF their real estate TO purchase invest
good security may r'ly ON prompt AMI fiithfu 81
tention to their interests.
JOS. C.. G. KENNEDY,
-.-a. Late of the Census 0hce,
.... Ii stu Get, between 9Th and 10th SITS.
REFER TO
Hon John W. Naury, Mayor; Corceran Riggs,
S-ldsn, Withers Co, Charles Calvert, Fsq. Pro-
ssor jos. Henry: LL u. IL -. nor Tar 3m-
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Ten Hours IN MARYLAND.-J. ID.
Tonge & Co., proprietors of cotton fac
tory in Maryland, were addressed, q short
time since, by committee Of Operatives,
on the subject Of the introduction of the
short time system into their mandatory.
The following manly reply from these
gentlemen, we find in a late number of
the Baltimore Sun -
l. g Messrs. Charles Hasson and others,
Executive Committee of the Operatives
ConyentiOn1 gentlemen We shall, on
the 1st Of January next, commence the
Ten Hour System in our factory, and we
see no reason why it should not become
general in this country, as it is in Great
Britain. j. ID. T0NGE ( Co..
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The coins Gbove Dsntica ii undsr,tocd 20 b.
receivable at all govsrsms Vt ocCs Of the island ems
acc!nrad legbl tcGdcr t. circulation IT the rr,e,
therein EXPRESSED
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EXP THE FEET DHY.-Iu,iI"' vel
IN supply Of Ladies' and Gcnt!.m.n', Coz She
sclcs, warranted to keep the Hit day al warm
For sale az LANNON'S, 'th =.
,t,-c 3g-.t
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Departvu ent Of state

1T NAsflINbTpH, De- Z. US. (
Tn. following information Las been rec.irei ri
This department RESI- ect!ng the value of q The
Cnitet aa,cs in the Msculuino sncy RI the Is.
land Of Porto Rico as established by orinsncs Of
the spanish government, under dsts o: sept-nt-r
a. 1853
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U The large circulation of the STAR
makes it the most desirable ADVERTISING me-
dunn IN the District. 1t has more readers
IN the cities Of Washington, Georgetown,
End Alexandria, than al the other Wash
sngton dailies combined
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"A Attention: Pre.ident Mount

N Attention President Mount
ed Guard.-You ere hsrsh, notified
I that the regular monthly meeting Of the
Company viii u. held Of the Armory. on
TUESDAY next, at : O'Clock p. m. Punctunl st
Tendance is required, ss an Orderly Sergeant Is IN
he elected, and other important business is tn br
trsnsac'cl.
Members ara requested to sp2eas with Sahres, in
compl.t t. order, for nspe ction. Aso, To make
engagements for grand Target Excursion.
BY order OF the Cartein:
JAMES KING,
dee % 3t@ HBanc'al Secretary.
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~ Smithsonian Instftution Lee.
u3 lures
ON "WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY RYENfN6s. the
2Sth and 30th. Prof G.. W. Iisck ey, Of n. \, will
lecture on constitutions Of LasrLin and S,icnees.
p The Lectures commence at O'Clock.
Doors o.en NJ : O'Clock.
dec - ,2j,27 * 20
~ Pioneer Club.-A special meeting Of
the Club will bc he'd on FRIDAY kyEN1NG
next, at O'Clock, in the Hall OF the Perseverance
Engine House.
Members ar rrgues cd to be ?nnctual in their at
tendance. q -.
BY order: J. VI. ALLEN,
dec 29-2t President
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NOTICE.

1 LDEN'S CREAM COFFEE
"a freHHr from pure jaw Coffee. from which
cup 81 Clarified core", svc.tenrd sn, camel ran
lie made in MINT ~ dssolvlny il In hat Ta-T
For sale by SIIrkFLL . BAILEY.
Successors TO u. kib5-y Go,
dec S'-ft No 5 or. Centre Market
Int Union Sent nell
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Y AH advertisements published in tie
STAR. szespt'ng those sent By Our quortsrlyor
yearly customers, rnsst Be paid for ,rhsn or
dered. No atte''tson aciU Be paid TO transient
advertisements sent by mail or maS&ed al
other papers for tho STAR, unless accompanied
sy tire nroney
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A REGIMENT FOR TURKEY.-Tbe n. Y.
Day Book of yesterday, says: 1.-The for
eign refugees resident in this city have
had another meeting, to make arrange
ments for sending forward regiment to
help Turkey against Russia. The Prcsi-
dent announced that Mr.. Laurence, of the
Erie Railroad Company, had offered pro-
visions for $50 men for six months that
julien had been requested to give a
concert; and that the landlord of the
Shakespeare Hotel had offered room for
vocal performance, in order to raise
funds for the object the society has in
view. The President. also said that a
committee had waited on Gen. Sanford.
who answered that, as = private citizen,
his sympathies with the projected expe-
dition, but that he could not, in his Off
clal character, give any adsice, Or help.
The speeches were exclusively German. !"
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ns-THB srAR" OFFICE IS LOCATED ON
STREET, SECOND DOOR FROM TWELFTH,
NEAR THBJCNGTIONO OF TWELFTH STREET
AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NEARLY
OPPOSITE FRENCH'S CRYING HOTEL
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i OST-On N~inetday morning. tl,s 2sth inst ,
IL smsll mourning BREAST Pin. with q hril
liant IN the centre. The fuc: win rrrs;-e a suits
be reward AID the thanks of the ovn,r tT laviny
AT This Office. dee ?a-.l'
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-23
We Study to Please.
NEW SPRING & SUMMER GOODS
"A NEW DRY GOOD STORE,

On Fayetteville street, second door 6eIoW MeSSFs
Williams, Hayo0ood d Co.'S Drug Store.
TOHN CREECR has just returned from the Or
81 hern Cities he has purchased large and beau
tuE assortment of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, oil
the latest styles and patterns for the Spring and summer
Trade. Also, large and beautiful assortment OF Hats
and Caps of all kinds large and beautiful assortment
of Ladies and Misses Bonnets, and chdren's Hats and
Flats all of the latest styles. Aso large assortment
of Boots and Shoes Guns and Pistols Hardware and
Cutlery good assortment of Umbrellas and Parasols
good assortment of mems and boys summer Clothing
which will be sold too low fear the competition OF
Jews
All persons in want of New Goods and good bargains
will DO well call and examine my stock before purch
asing elsewhere tender my most sincere thanks to
the citizens of Raleigh and the surrounding country for
the long and liberal patronage have received, and
trust by unrng zeal and energy to please in the prose-
cution ofmy business, to merit its continuance.
- JOHN CREECH.
Raleigh, N. c., March sth, 1858. 32-w.
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RARRINGTON,s SCHOOL.

THE first session of this School will open on the Ith
Il day of July, and continue twenty-one weeks. 1t
will be under the supervision Of the subscriber, who is
graduate of the University, and trusts he has had
experience in teaching that he will he able i'm
part good moral and mental instruction his pupils,
and prepare them for any College in the Union.
In governing his school he subscriber will exercise
rigid discipline, and information respecting the conduct
and progress of each student will be transmitted par
ents and guardians twice session.
The Academy. newly erected, is situated the
branch of the FAYETTEVILLE and Western Plank Road.
running to Evans Mills, elevated and healthy
position, the place formerly known McMillans
Academy" The neghborhood, many testify
who received hei. education here than quarter
of century ago. is moral, healthy and intelligent.
Excele.-t board, lights washing, and bedding inclu-
ded, he readily obtained A. W. Jones'. Esq, and
in many other frstrae families the Academy, at
from five to six dollars per month.
Tuition in the Languages, SIS per session in Eng
fish and Mathematics varying according to advance
ment, from So to SIS. Tuition is charged from the
time of entering the school.
CYRUS HARRINGTON.
Evans Mills, June 30th, 1858. 9SO-w4w.
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so1rTfI. LOWELL ACADEMY.

5taf ORANGE COUNTY, N g.
,TSst n.ssFsgned would scfiuiiy inform his 70
raer patrons. and his rs, aad the public az
large. that be will at the eement Of the next
session. resume bis station o head of South Lowell
Academy. -. ~
ry aud moral community furnish as many lncite-
mens industry oflen to be toutii Young men
from any part of the State or anning States need
tear injurious effects from The climate, at South
Lowell, while those in the eastern portion of the
State safe and pleasant from the diseases
incident to- atregion
While no pains will be spared TO improve the mind,
it y not be forgotten that knowledge valuable only
whenunlted with integrity of heart, and consequently
every reasonable effort will be made 10 lead the nds
those Entrusted TO our Care, tn - remember Their
Creator in the days of their YOUTH There will be
preaching at the Academy three four tmas mouth
and other religious exercises once ortwice week.
No Student will be permitted t. remain who exerts
Immoral influence, aud none to return who does MOI
attend diligently to his duties.
One competent assistant will be present at the CON-
encenent Of the session, and another will Immediate
ly obtaned If the interests OF the Students demand
Particular Attention will be given to preparing young
men for teachers
Students can by public conveyance to Hillsbor
ouzh, ~ miles west, or to Oxford, 70 east oil S"nIt
Lowell, and at either place private coavey ances cal
readily be obtained
Board will be furnished the best families at sc PEI
month Tuition-For beginners $Io-For coInmo'
and higher English $I2, 5O-For Languages SIS. Ii
the sons of regular Ministers tuition will be furnished
at one hall the above rates. ..
lishers retail prices adding only the Gust OF ransPor
taton.
The next session will commence on Wednesday
July ~ and the Class will be organized the same DAY
JAMES A. DEAN.
Jnne 10 1919 6O-3t.
no Richmond C. Advocate; Message Spirit of tn
Are: Newbernian; Wilmington Commercial; Fay ette
VILE Observer and HlsbOrO Recorder will please cop
three tunes aud send their bills to j. a u.