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and also large stock of Fancy Articles to DE- exhibited in
the Fancy store, next door, and ready for sale.
His Groccrics and Provisions st In part Of the fol-
lowing, viz:
BACON. M,isssEs
hlns country Hams, 10 trls Bl.s : II in If, aui
- sugar cured do. quarters,
:. shoulder. g. Code" syr4p
q" clear sides, 70 kcs' do.
casks do Reef. iIsu.
TEAS. . casks Codn.I
chest. Y Tyson, 20 btl- Mackcr,l in hf, AMI
L" Imperial qrs, N".. !, . and 81
- Gunpowder brl. Herring:
Alo. n variety Of = IL. j. " fresh Oysters:
ID, =. g. and H. bOXc+. 20 doz. small box sar,nc-.
rRt-lR,E- GLASS.
20 'acks Rio. Peaches Ounces Ic.r.;
10 - Government Java Strawberry. Raspberry AMI
- Iaguayra. Curran' Jelly:
SUGARS. IiickIcs Of all kimls
II hhds New Orleans CANDLES AND SOP
lhds prime, do. Fifty boxes star Candle:
80 bl. Of 4 aud |, clarified, =. Spres.cl do;
10 ~ crystalizcd, boxes solar sperm.
10 /" crushed PORK AND rIOrg.
10 - powdered, iifty brI. Mess Port
b " loaf. - " Jasper Mil Flour;
- - sinsinawa do.
MISCELLANEOUS FAMILY GROCERIES,
Iomny Corn meal Rice, Beans, bag salt. box DO sale
ratus soda and acid Yeast powders Chocolate Cocoa and
lroma. Corn starch, Coffee ground Coffee. Nat hes,
I'roomS. Brushes and Mops with handles Clothes iinc-
Bed Cords stov" Bnckin. and Lamp wicking Cider Vine
rd APPLE and Peaches, Buck wheat Flour and Rye
do, Pepper sauce Walnut Catsup Tomato do and Lemon
syrup
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE
Painted Tubs Cedar do: Indies, Rolling Pins and
Zine WashbOards. Dppcrs: Knife Tfavs;
Dippcrs. kcclcrs; Potato Masking Foxes;
Ciolring Trays and Bowls; Buckets. AXchcl,cs;
Spoons, Butter knives; Market Baskets;
Clothes Baskets.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
We always have the largest and best stock which cna
bes us 10 sell lower than any else In the city.
In one wormy stock includes everything In the Gro
Gerry Line which will De sold cheaper than the cheapest
and respectfully inform all my friends and the public
generally that whatever they may wish in line Of bust
ness can be obtained either al wholesale retail.
B. PRESLEY.
st. Paul. May 20, 1864 d-tf
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MINNESOTA RIVER OUTFIT {!
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

Third Street, bductn Roberts and Minnesota.
- PRESLEY, has just returned from bcoy with
DE- extensive assortment Of Groccrc. and Pro, >on>.
and also large stock Of Fancy Articles to De- exhibited in
the Fancy store. next door. and ready for sale.
His Groccrics and Provisions ii IN part Of the fol.
low ing. VIZ:
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MONEY SAVEDS TIME SAVEDl LA.
Dor SAVEDJ
CTAOTHYNG.

TUVHE most cxtensive assortment Of READY MADE CO-
THING north Of st. Louis Is to be found ut this es.
Enlistment.
You can money because we are selling thirty per
cent cheaper than any other house in thu city.
You time because In assortment Is to he
found article to the gentcmans wardrobe
and you may be OF being suited without running
round TO the all clothing stores in town. who have not
half the amount of goods to be found in this house.
Labor can be saved, because our goods all made
equal to the best costume work, and warranted.
Listen not to the idle tales of small shopkeepcrs who
caumniate to induce you buy of them. Read our list
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RAZORS. RAZOKS.
DOGERS' very best, Congress Knifes and all kinds
AOof the finest cutlery, just received at
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-05-05
Bank OF Cape Fear.

The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of this
institution held at their Banking House in this
town. on the lst and End inst. Daniel Dickson, Esq.
appearing proxy for the State
In the of the proceedings, the following
olutiOn adopted.
Resolved That much of the report Of the President and
Directors, refers to the death of John w Wright Esq
late CASHIER of the Branch of this Bank Fayetteville
and his long continued and faithful services officer
Of this institution, be published.
The following extract from the report of the Presi-
dent and Directors embraces much Of said report
as is referred to in the foregoing resolution, viz
Although the Bank has been fortunate in her pc
cuniary transactions within the past year, yet we
have record serious loss in the death of her oldest
and most valuable officer. MIR. John W. Wright had
been officer of the Branch at Fayetteville for nearly
forty years. and had established character for neg-
rity, accuracy, neatneSs, and prOmptness in the dis
charge of his duties, which constituted him model
for all officers in like situations while his sound udg
the varied business incident to his position had
deservedy placed him among the first financial officers
OF our country"
The following gentlemen were appointed Directors
by the proxy of the State.
John Walker, David Reid,
p. X. Dickinson, Owen Fennel
The following elected Directors by the Stock.
holders at large
Thos. H. Wright, A. J. DeRosset,
+. j. Hill, j. D. Jones'
w c. BettenCourt, John Wooster,
w. A. Wright.
At a meeting of the Board of Directors, ThOs. Fl
Wright was unanimously re elected President Fl. r.
Savage, Cashier; J. Gardiner, Teller; J. McLaurn,
Asst Teller James A Bradley, Book Keeper J. G.
Burr, Clerk
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COMMON SCHOOLS,
Office CT the Literary Board,
RALEIGH, April %. 1854

Office OF the Literary Board,
RALEIGH, April %, 1854.
E President and Directors of the Literary Fund have
resolved to distribute among the several counties of the
State of North Carolina the mentioned in the following
table to wit: Ninety thousand fou hadred and frP
doGrs and fo' cents, in part of the income of said
fund for the current for the support of Common Schools
In the state the sum to be paid the Treasury Depart
ment the application of the persons properly authorized
to receive the same 1t is expected the will
distributed in the Fall of the present year.
The counties of Jackson Madison and Yadkn will re-
ceve their portions of the amount distributed from the
counties from which they were respectively formed
DAVID S. REID,
PrCSt. cr-OTCt0 Litcrary B0ard
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=, FATAL AFFRAY.-At muster ground near An.
.nony Crbbs Saturday renee ntre took place be-
N"een Jesse c. Higgins and John Martin. Higgins
pushed Martin, and Martin seized piece of board.
q he board and stick which Higgins held clashed at
2Ge INST blow, Huggins received the second blow on
us head, which resulted in his death at IL O'Clock
came night Martin has delivered himself up to the
SheriH.-MariOn Star, I'd inst.
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Letter from Mr.. Fillmore

The following letter accepting the invitation to our
town, on his return North, has been received from
Mr. FILLMORE:
CHARLESTON, S. c., April &c, 1854.
Gentlemen Your kind letter OF the 10Th inst, in
yiting me to visit Wilmington. and enquiring when
shall be there, has just reached here, and has
ten to say that am very DESTROYS of seeing your City,
and intend to do so on my way North but, | cannot
say precisely al what time, as we intend to rctnrn
from this point to upper Georgia, and thence TO Nash
vile, Tenn, from which place we shall return again
to Augusta, and thence TO Columbia S. c., and thence
to Wilmington. This will probably, occupy about
10 days; but some friend at Columbia will be able to
notify you of the time, when we arrive there.
With many thanks for your kind invitation,
am truly yours,
WILLARD FILLMORE
Messrs. GEO. DAVIS,
w. A. WRIGHT, and Committee
GEo HOUsToN
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MARRIED.

In this town the 9th ult, by Rev. Mr. Bobbitt, Mr.
WM STRAUSS to Miss MARY CRoNA
In this town. the 18th ultimo hr Jas. J. Bryan, Esq.
Mr. II ENRY FLEsHMAN, Miss R,cHNA HExTER, all of
this place
In Dupln county Thursday evening the 10th ult, by
John MAXWELL Esq., hr. HENRY J. LEE, to Miss MARY ANN
GRAY all of said County
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-05-05

a Strong AppeaI-Good Tidings--Curc of Nervous
Debility Lungs &c Onward march of Hamptons Vegeta-
BALTIMORE. March "a, 1854.
MFssRs MORTIMER & Observation-Disclosures wish
to inform you of the benefit have derived from the use of
DR. Hampton's Vegetable Tincture
From my earliest recoections scarcely ever enjoyed
ment of the most skul physicians ofhis city My disease
was pronounced by them Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia
little if any benefit from their treatment tried var
aus remedies and highly recommended to good effect
mind became seriously affected my memory failed great
weakness faintng fits and could not without great PAIN
family Just at this time friend procured for bottle
of this valuable Tmcture 1t had most powerful effect up
king three bottles, my great joy, say my health is
es s g restored ppete good and now enjoy better
whole life all of which safely ascribe the use Of this
most wonderful me0I Mne R,oe Yours S t9Hyi ,o
Delicate Ladies and Children will please give trial
Space will not permit to hundreds of others. Geo.
Smythe cured of rheumatism. John Perva, S A. Griffin,
John Luke Rev. B. Eskridgc U. s. Navy. and thousands
ns I'll Denee lt to
own citizens. Call on them.
MRS. VANDERBILT, No. 1855 SUFFOLK STREET,
SAYS OF DIR. M'LANE'S CELEBRATED LIVER
PILLS:
n- Being unwen, aud knowing whether it proceeded
from arrangement Of the liver merely hys:ers per-
suaded to purchase Celebrated Liver Pills.
and before had used them ALL entirely relieved
enjoying perfect health and ceerfuy
Celebrated Liver Pills to all similarly afflicted,
New York, March IS, 1852.
S. The above valuable remedy also Dr. MlaDes Cclebra
ted Nermuge be had all respectable Drug
city.
n Purchasers will please DC for
none but Dr. MLanes Liver Pills. There Pills. pur
porting to be Liver Pills. before the public For sale by VIM
H. LIPPITT, Wilmington N c.
BADNESS CURED-EMERsoNA AMERICAN HAIR RES
ToRATlvE. For Restoring the Hair Heads
opinions of persons who using it. This is article.
recently introduced thing for Badness and will
stand the test of discerning public The Poprctors have
such confidence that they authorize their Agents take
Bald cases on GUARANTEE. Price to be agreed upon
between the parties.
Sold by VIM. H. LlPPITT, Wholesale Agent for Will
mington and surrounding country. 5mlm
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LOOK OUT FOR CoUNTERFEITs.- 500
notes on the Bank of Georgetown, S c. are in crcula-
ZION They are well executed and calculated to
deceive the unwary
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Temperance Law In Ohio.
WILLARD FILLMORE.

CINCINNATI, ONO, April 3O.-The Legislature has
passed stringent temperance law. 1t Furnishes by
me and Imprisonment any person guilty of selling
liquor 10 drunken man, and makes the offender LA
Die for all damages resulting from such an act
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WILMINGTON WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

B should be understood that quotations generally
represent wholesale prices in filling small ORDERS nigh
! err rates have 10 be paid.
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DIED,

On the 10Th day of April, 1854 in Beaufort County,
c., Capt THos. FILFoRD, aged 81 years and Is days.
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VISIT IiAHRlSON's VS.. WHITEHURsT'S
WILMINGTON GALLERY

I7IlAI treasures Of art does this little room contain ,
W whichever way you turn immortal creatio1
greet your eye Here you finger profaby for hours
conte nPatlng the nobles of Gods creation-man kerc
Whered arm OF memory again restored and strength
ened and reaches forth its hand greet those with whom
we were once intimately associated but nhabit the
gloomy prison house Of fOrgetfuness Who would die with
Here beauty, with its diversity expression and features
gows forth from the plate with rapturous dvnity and fa
catcs the eye until the heart worshps them, not like the
% anS but the
u bi anu taehas made by HARRISON
led pictures or not Mr. H. is acknowledged be the best
DaguerTeotypst IN the State. A VISITOR.
Nov. 18Th, 1898 73-tf
DlCkLED HERRINGS-2OO bbls for sale by
l. May Ist, 1904 FREEMAN & HOUSTON.
SOAP-l00 Boxes, different brands and qualities for ALE
~ by FREEMAN & HOUSTON,
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From the Herald.
The MaY QueeM
They come ! the merry summer months,
OF beauty, song and flowers;

The May Queen.
They come the merry summer months
or beauty, song and flowers;
They Gomez the gladstone months that brings
Thick leafness to bowers
1t was my good fortune, Mr.. Editor to be present
at the annual celebration of this festive occasion by
tie scholars under the tuition of Miss Hete James
and together with goodly crowd assembled, was
much gratihed at The successful in which the
very interesting ceremonies conducted. The
extreme youth Of her Majesty and quite rendered tie
occasion one of much interest We were pleased with
the artless simplicity with which her Majesty adj
dressed her subjects and the confidence with which
the several speeches delivered, reflected great
credit upon both scholars and teacher
herewith append lis. OF the royal retinue
Queen Miss Kate Fulton.
CroaUner-Miss Mary E. Price,
Lady Hope-Miss Cornelia Nixon,
Herald-Miss Flora McCaleb,
LIST Maids Of Honor Misses Eliza l.. Burr and
Julia James,
I'd Misses Eunice Brown, and
Caroline Ivey,
Sd Misses Marian Banks, and
Caroline Jones.
4th =" Misses Sally Herring, and
Mary RothwelI,
let Nrewers-Misses Caroline Rothwe. and
Margaret Price,
I'd Miss Ann F. Muock
Sd Miss Eva Mcdaniel
4th Miss Caroline Prigge and Fanny
Mulock,
Pages-Tommy Switzerland, John James, Cornelius
Switzerland. Sandy Herring. Tally NJ
Gushing, Tommy James, Fred. J. H. Burr
and Dudley McIlhenny,
Crorcn Bearer-John McIlhenny
CONGRESS. Washington, May 2.-In the SENATE
to-day, the Indian appropriation Bill was debated
In the House, the friends of the Nebraska Kan
sas Bill declared their intention to bring the bill
before the House in some shape or other. The House
then went into Committee of the whole on the state
hal IV0,n ol H..
lating to the organized Territories. Without conclu
ding the subject, the House adjourned
| A JOKE ON 'CHANGE.-The following Joke was
PerPetrated yesterday afternoon by some person OF
persons unknown" A large lizard which had beer
unfortunately packed in bale of cotton, we'll flat
tened and with coating of the great staple stick
ing to it, was posted up the bulletin board of the
Cotton Brokers Association labelled follows =
Bad effect Of bein pressed into cotton against one,
! acW.-N. Y. Erpiess.
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STEAMER SPRAY FOR SNIITHVILLE s. ORTON.
IT, STEAMER SPRAY, Capt JOHN B. PRICE,
s11=zzswill ply between Wilmington and Smhyile,
landing at Orion, as follows:
Leave Wilmington, Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, and
Sunday Mornings, at o'clock.
Leave Smithville, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
Afternoon, at O'Clock, and Monday Morning. at O'Clock.
aPassage One Dollar Children and Servants half price.
FREIGHT Mt customary
Apply to Captain on board, Or to
A. II. -VANBOKKELEN,
March Is, lS54-l6I-tf-29-tf No. 5 South Wharves.
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HARNET.
For the Journal.
WASHINGTON HOTEL, May I'd, 1854.

WASHINGTON HOTEL, May "a, 1904.
Mr.. Edtor:-In your last weekly issue noticed
an article, signed BY g Citizen,' n which he al
legged that " three young men had been rendering
their conspicuous in the papers," also die
tating to d whole County"
Now, Mr.. Editor all who will reflect for a moment
upon the course usually adopted by all bodies, in
giving publicity TO their proceedings will at once see
the fasity of the above assertion Upon the same
ground that he accuses the o three young men . of
rendering their names cons picuous' in order to
carry out his principle he is bound TO make the same
accusation against the committee of all other bodies
lit matters not whether they are religious social
POLITICAL, or fOrsake his principle, and, honor
able man, revoke the above assertion as unjust
AS for officiating to the whole county, we say
positively, that we have laid down no rules or pre-
Cepts for the action of others unless their Judgment
approves of them. There is binding authority or
compusion about them. We made frank and open
avowa of our views and sentiments which we claim
We have light to do, either from the stump through
the press or at the private fre.sde. We freely ac-
cord the inesmable blessing to others If such
views and sentiments are painful TO the "CitlZen," we
are of opinion that his pains will be very numer-
indeed and exceedingly grevous should he he
blessed to live few years longer. 1t is very sur
prsing indeed to that this doctrine (namely that
we will vote for man for the next Legislature who
is not known to be in favor of the prohibition of the
Liquor Trafic,) universally advocated and prac-
tiCed by the Temperance men of this State, should
appear so dictatoria and offensive to the ''Ctzen -
who voluntarily asserts, that he is strong Tenn
perance man as there is in the country.
1t reminds us Of what we heard a regular old sot-
and what is worse, midnight negro ball face whs-
key seller-say. We presented a memorial to him
Tor his signature, and told him It's object. ''We,' -
said he, can't sign that petition for the
law, but strong Temperance as any
body. wish it was law; but would drink liquor
Just as long anybody else had it, and could get
it,"
Now, Mr.. Editor, we will give the "Citizen - to
understand that not lords of the manor,
but that lords enough not to bow to his will
nor reverence his authority, We know own
minds and we intend to speak them, regardless Of
the whining complaints of political dem agogues. We
hope that we will not have to return to this subec
again. ONE OF THE THREE.
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IN Ii IT'S BRANCHES-by J. ". Zimmerman & CO.
L Being practical workmen ourselves. do work in
line cheaper than any else in town, and would
wise all those who intend papcrng and renovatng their
houses no ne TO W h eau 1 h SIT
articles: Hanging Borders, fine Screens Lace and
Damask Curtains: C0niee BaRd Pins loops Cords and
Feather Beds, made to order at the shortest notice Al
work done by will warrant to be done in superior se
In the course of few weeks will have renoyacr
for purifying feathers. ]. w. ZIMMERMAN & co,
Corner of Market Third Streets, under Carolina Hotel
April 6. 1854 lSO-u
DALMER'S PATENT ROTARY THKASHERS, for
thrashng Rice, Seeds and Grain Having accepted
Agency for the sale of these valuable Machines in Whining
ton invite Rice Planters aud Farmers witness
operation premises, during the present week We
have them, Of different sizes, hand ready for immediate
use and will be pleased to receive orders for them.
Nav ID 1854 FREEMAN & HOUSTON.
E1X-BISHOP IVES Book received Saturday by Adams
II & Co.'S Fast Express; few copies left at
May l. '54 JAS. I. MBNDS.
TTARPER'S MAGAZINE-For May. Received and for
III ut s W WHITAKER,S
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For the Journal.


MEssRs. EDI1oRs Il feel much gratifed that my
feeble efforts TO arouse our fellow citizens to the great
work of deepening the water on the Cape Fear Bar,
has had the effect to call attention 10 that subject
see that delegates have already been appointed IN
several counties to attend the Convention TO be held
in Wilmington in May.
If could succeed in inspiring the good people OF
the State with one-fOurlh the confidence feel in the
success of this great improvement in bringing wealth
and prosperity to the whole Stae there would be no
lack of delegates from three fOurths of the counties
of the State
This should not be sectional, but State Conven-
tiOn Will not the Press that has so kindly noticed
nv efforts in this cause urge upon all counties next
to and beyond Salisbury and Charlotte and north to
Weldon to send on their Representatives Let us
once meet together os band of brothers, IN the good
work of making our old State prosperous and great
Come on gentlemen and look al Wilmington. and
if YOU like VIC will take steamer and look at the
sea- and hear old Oceans roar. The time is not fal
distant when vessels drawing twenty feet Of water
will cross our Bar, and those drawing eighteen feet
will come to Wilmington. Only little occasional
dredging on the shoals below Wilmington, after clos
ing new inlet will accomplish this.
Who then will doubt the future commercial great.
ness of Wilmington, and the untold wealth 10 flow
into the old State, through this channel?
Is there a son of the old State who now holds 1
seat in Congress- that will not rise in his place. anC
urge the passage of the 100000 Bill that has already
unanimously passed the Senate!
Come up then to the good work Come from
the West! Come from the North Come all "
that would see your State crossed and re crosse
by Railroads and Canals, Plankroads, and Slack
water navigation. Come assemble with us in Con
vention at Wilmington, and let US reason together
and speak to delegates in Congress in voice no
to he misunderstood.
April %, 1854 HARNET.
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SO BUSH. BLACK Eye Peas, for sale by
w MAY s. UTLY & ALDERMAN.
R0 KIGC NAILS, for sale by
CU MAY 81 UTLY s. ALDERMAN.
IN BBLS. Extra Family Flour 10 do Super. Family do
~ at MAY 5, GEO. H. KELLEY'S.
lust RECEIVED, Per Schooner l.. 2. Smith, bids
j of Prime Porto Rico Sugar, low for cash at
May 5. GEO. H. kELLEY'S
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PAPER UASGIsG AND UPHOLSTERJyG

R0 BBLS- Fayetteville Flour just received for sale
w May Sd, 1854 G.. DuPRE & G.
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IN TTILMLNCTTON.
TINE subscriber respectfully notifies the public that he has
L recently established in this town. MARBLE,
STONE and SLATE YARD, and is PREF AIRED to fill all
orders for Monuments Tombs, Furniture and Plumbing
work.
Also, all kinds of Marble for building purposes
Also, Flaggng and Curb Stone.
Blue, and Varegated Slate for fc-proof roofing
furnished at reasonable rates
attended to with dispatc and moderate terms
Marble Yard on Water street the Railroad.
w. G.. MILLIGAN.
May LIST, 1854 35-ly
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INK We have hand more than hundred
of Ink from halfa dozen to six dozen bottles in
bottles from to gallon This INK is all
of excellent quality being from the best manufactures
London and the United States, yz BlackwOod London
Francis Croton Maynard NOys Thaddeus Davids, David
Il Blacks, Harrons Columbian, David Felts, Warren's
Congress- Buyers of small large quantities will find
their advantage to give call before purchasing.
Nav 81 S. w. WHIEAkER;S
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GCLDSBORO' FEMALE COLLEGE.
rTNHS Institution its second session under the
l. organization the LIST day of May, and will close
the last day of November, 1854.
Rev'd James Fl. Brent, y. B., President, with full and
competent faculty $40 90 per session will the entire
expense for Tuition and Board in the Collegiate and
500 will cntite to the tu and all the ornamental
branches $50 will cover the expenses for Board and Tuition
in the Primary Department. Ornamental branches extra at
the usual charge. Half payable in advance.
Tho Board of Stockholders have taken great pains pro-
curing facilities for giving thorough educaton and solicit
liberal of patronage. Students received any time.
For particular information address the President of the
Faculty, or the subscriber. WIN. X. LANE.
Pres't. Board Stockholders.
May 5th, 1854 35-tf