Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-01-25

- ELECT CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATI-
SCAL SCHOOL WARRENTON, y. C-R. A. EzELL
A NJ PFacidL assisted by competent Instructors The
Spring Session will commence On the second Monday III
january, 1854.
Board for the session of five months, 5000
Fuel and Lights in Room, $50
in English Branches, 12,50
" in French, (eNtra,) 1000
Fuel in School Room, 100
Fer particulars Catalogue.
Warrenton, Dec To- 1883. 1Q-w4w.
NH ADISON SCHOOL, FOR YOUNG LADIES.
Unsuitable buildings have been erected for the purpose
establishing permanent Female School in the town of
This Village is situated in very healthy location in
Rockingham county about een miles west of Wentworth
The year will be divided into sessions of five months
each The first session will begin the first Thursday in
January 1854 and end on the first Thursday in june The
second session will begin the first Thursday July and
end on the first THURSDAY in December
will be about 500 except for Music and other ornamental
For further particulars, apply to the Principal.
Madison, N. c., Dec. e5 1853 12-at.
EDROTECTION AGAINST C0I.D.-THE IN
II dersgned begs leave to Inform the citizens OF Johnston
that he has just opened entire stock of
CLOTHING consisting of Dress Coats Business
Coats Coaks Pants Vests &c all of which are warranted
of the best make and to be sold at the lowest %
ees Persons in want Of articles in his line would do well
to give him call l.. BRAND CI,
Smithield, n. c.. December 9TH, 1858. Sim
W ARRENTON FEMALE INSTITUTE
W The 26h Session of this Institution VIII
commence on the list MONDAY iu January, 1881.
Pupils will be received at time during the Session and
from the of entrance circulars
further particulars apply to the F5iaiRss WILCOX
Warrcnton N c.
December 16, 1858. Sim.
OXFORD MALE academy. II HORNER,
, Prinri0L r J. HORNER, assistant. The next
sion will open on the of January and close the Ind
of June. -
Tuition in the Classical Department. $40
Board in the family of the Principal, iper month $40
Oxford Granville, n. e.. Dec. l, 1888. 5-t9thJ
TEAVE YOU HEARD THE GLORIOUS NEWS THAT
liz w H. ADDINGTON co. turning their immense
stock of Boots Shoes and Trunks into CASH 1.-The chance
is still going and since advertised to close out
Fall Winter stock at greatly reduced there has
been increasing crush and excitement and 1T
than ever until the whole stock shall be closed Oft
have still left large stock of coarse Brogans and
lined and bound Brogans Gents Water Proof Boots and
Dress Boots Boys Boots and Shoes of kind Ladies'
Cater Boots Shoes Jenny Lind Boote and Sontag Boots
Misses and Chdrens Shoes and Caters of descrp
ton, all of which must and shall be sold by Christmas
price other.
We wish make clean sweep, So reader, if have
Boots Shoes buy remember the Store that of
eng bargains and to the Ladies' Shoe Saloon
No. 81, Mainstreet Sign of the Big Glass Windows.
W. FL. 5ADDINGT0N & CO..
Norfolk, Va, Dec. 18th, 1853 .
ATOTICE.-THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING AVAILED
l himself of the assistance of justly celebrated Cutter
(Mr A. p Alsobrook Foreman of his Establishment is
prepared to execute all orders his line with prompt
ness and despatch
He this day in receipt of fresh supply of Cloths Cas-
and ystngs which he would be pleased to dispose
/ of accommodating terms ISAAC PROCTOR,
49, fs'f. ss@9ss Merchant Tailor.
Raleigh, November II, 1858. u