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Greensborough Female College.

II next Session will open December I'd, 1854,
and close the third Thursday in May, 1855.
The high standard of scholarship and disciple,
and the ample Faculty provided for this IEstitu-
ton, give it claims to public patronage which have
heretofore been acknowledged, and as no decline
will hereafter be allowed in these particulars, and
improvements will from to time be introduced, in
creased prosperity is confidently expected.
TERMS SO a session, including tuition in the
English branches and board with furnished ,ooms,
servants attendance, fuel, lights and Washing
$40 extra for Music on the Piano or Guitar, and
$50 for Oil Painting, French SO; Latin s. Draw
ing S..
ACULTY.
Rev. TURNER M. JONES, A. NJ, President and
Professor of Natural Science and Bellies Letters.
WILLIAM K. BLAKE, A. NJ, Professor Of Mathe-
matics and Ancient Languages.
THEo. f. WOLFE, Esq, Professor of Music.
NJ. ERNEST JoUANNE (of Paris Professor of the
French Language and Literature.
Miss MAMIE T SPRED, -s~-SSrrr-=S
sIstants in the Literary Department.
AhSs AUGUSTA NJ. HAGEN. Miss CAROLINE A.
BLAKE, Madame JoUASNE, Assistants in Music.
49, Professor of Painting and Drawing.
5. {. BLAKE, ESQ.,, Steward.
Mrs. S. C. BLAKE, matron.
Inc department of Painting and Drawing will
be seasonably supplied, a temporary vacancy ex-
lstlng at the time of writing up this advertisement
Parents and Guardians desiring to have fuller
particulars, will please address Rev. President
JONES, who viii forward a Circular showing the
course of study, general plans Of management and
all the special regulations of the Institution
December 4th, 1854. 15-e.
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of the /" Weekly Message" with all
its disadvantages, and a private enterprise
in the bargain. Turn your eyes to the
i" Spirit Of the Age Can the friends OF
Temperance in the Old North State sustain
a paper handsomely, and viii not the Meth
odists do it? Let us try it.
will ~injurethe Weekly Message"
Mark what we say. A proposition will be
made to prevent that. If the interests OF
that paper or of its worthy and excellent
publisher, are injured 1t shall not be the fault
of tie Committee or Of the Con ference.
We have said more than we desired, but
we could hardly have said less. Ponder it,
brother, and lay the matter before the peo-
pie of your charge at.an early day.
Yours, &c.
VIM. E. PELL, Chm'n. 9
VIM. CARTER, =
VIM. BARRINGER, 9.
n. Fl. d. WILSON, 8
r. I. HELM, Q
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Hollands German Bitters, prepared and sold by
DR.. Jackson, at the German Medical Store, 12O Arch
street, Philadelphia, daily increase in their well de-
served celebrity, for the cure of all diseases arising
from arrangement of the liver. These Bitters bave'
indeed, proved a blessing to the afflicted, who show
their gratitude by the most fattering Testimonials.
This medicine has established for itself a name
that competitors, however willy their schemes, or
seductive their promises, cannot reach. It gained
the public confidence by the immense benefits that
have been derived from it, and will maintain its
position. IS-2t
For sale in Raleigh, by P. F. PEsCUD, and by
Merchants generally.
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RECEIPTS FOR THE AGE

SINCE LAST issUE.-$1 aeach s. Johnston, B. F.
%Stanield, H. Bolton, Leasburg NJ. Hammond,
Hunts Store; Miss NJ. E. Dodson, Guilford /; f. 7.
Fuller, Penn. Univ; R. Allen, Taylorsvilie w.
McBirckhead, D. Worth, Wind Hill /: DR.. r. K.
Smith, Haywood Mrs. N. S. Davis, Pink Hill: J..
H.. Young, Henderson,, Miss Martha j. Gardner,
jamestown; N. P. Green, Pacific Jobe L. Jarman.
Sandy Foundation James L. Bass, Weldon G..
W. W.. Woodland, Nashville; Mrs. Jurney, Sloan !:
MRS. NJ. A. Roper, Mrs. Isabel Graham, Laurenburph :
John 7. Mckenzie. Stewartsville r. c.. Swain.
Oh: Hill d. Freeman, J. mason, R. Nash, Abe
marie; Miss r. J. Hale, Va; w. J. KimbaIi. MT
bush Joseph Small, Pittsboro'; j. J. Armstrong.
Sandy Foundation; A.. Harper, Enfield O. Saw
age, Battlcboro'; G. V. Odom, Somerton; J J. G.
Peace, A. c. meadows, New Light; B. C. Gee,
louisville P. Mccoy, e. Whitehead, Pittsboro':
A. B. Brewer, R. Needham, Brewers Mills; J. @.
Edwards, Monks Corner ]. N. Rocket, Charlotte
j. 7. Morgan, Sunsbury Squire meadows. Five
Forks Rev A. j. Battle, Wilson; z. Brown. If.
Newborn; J. H.. L. Blanchard, Warsaw; 7. A.
Stewart, Hopewell Jas. Tayloe, Roxobel: R. W.
Clements, Smoky Ordinary; G.. H. Dula. Char.
lotte E.. F. Watson, Watsonville S. H. Tavlor
Danbury SIS W. s. Rinaldi, Elizabeth Town
$50 Is Jas, Wright, Roxboro'; $6 NJ. H. H;obt
Franklin; SIS John J. Hawkins, Va: SIS James n
Parrot, Kinston; S. P. NJ, Hicksford; Sc Benz
Eley, Carrsville 5 so w. j. Forest, Mason Hail
10 T. Fl. Addington. macon co.; 5 w, J. Tolar Pea.
cocks Store Al. Wilcox, E. City J. III. Hor
ner, E.. City 4 J. W. Jenkins, Franklinton. ? 7
c.. MILAN, Ark; Z Miss L. Lamb, E.. City; S ]. s
Gala, Washington.
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IN. CAUSE OF HARD TIMEs.-It cannot be
TOO oSa repeated, that if a man annually
spehu Mgre than he earns, he will come to
poverty Mast. Just so with q nation or q
state, Las United States have been buying
trom thll'y forty millions more q year
than tnoy nav been selling. In this way
fney nate po1n touing up a debt to Europe of
some tnree nuNe7ed millions of dollars
NOW whether oAt editors in Europe think
that we have gone Eu enouob in debit or
whether their wars va,ka tbnm really IN
want the money, or wheeler 10Th consos orn,
rate, certain it is, that Nsv bavo hoor 10
manding pay. Our gold has cnno oUor soos
until such a pressure is fen boro os rros0
trates every thing.
just SO with North Carolip, W,
buying more than we sell. We a,o - =
in debt to the North. The North ;noasly
ing payment, and is carrying off our ro15 y,
pay for the thousand things we have So,ahttp
OF which ons-haif, perhaps, ought 10 nv
been made at home. ""fe
Daring the last year, the q. s. importo ,
thirtysthree millions Of dollars worth of SIN
An article Of luxury. Even stone to bull,
houses with, has been imported from Franc,
tour own country being deficient Ia Stone
This Is az bad as North Carolina rettir
bricks from Baltimore, hay from Main
Flour from New York, and bacon from OH
to say nothing OF wooden nutmegs and a
handles from Connecticut. Such folIy On
not but bring people to want.
in 1914, the foreign goods import
amounted to S. OF cents for each inhabita
Of the q. States. In 1854, the amount W
$40 30 for each inhabitant, man, won
aud child, black and white. This does I
include freight, duties, profits, or other Oh
ges, which would make the sun nearly :
for each ~inhabitant.
The people buy too many foreign goods
That is the secret of the pressure. Evl
body has become extravagant, not as to
necessaries aud comforts of life, but in I
aries. The present troubles may rest
things to a proper stat ,-for a time
the lesson will not probably last very 10
Fayetteville Observer
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MARKET.

Turpentine, soft 81 so, hard so, spirits went
up from 81 to 40 and has declined to-day to 80
tar has improved, sales at 81 so but declined l SO
coffee is without change cotton, sales to-day of
239 bales 81 to ST, cash -four scarce, selling from
wharf at SO, store $9f @ SO; grain, a cargo of
corn sold at 963 oats, leo bushels at Coo COW
peas at SO to 85c and plenty molasses, a cargo of
new has arrived and selling at 81 by lots, % single
package provisions, the market is bare Of bacon;
o.
to Csc sugars, N. 045 TO ST, Porto Rico 81 to 81
adamantine candles have advanced timber scarce
and falling.
Jan. 6. 1879
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WESTLAND MALE ACADEMY,

= ANN AZ
VTNHE 3rd session of this institution will com
Il menee on the 18th of January, 1855.
Students can be thoroughly prepared at this
school to enter college.
A new Academy is building, which viii be com
Portable and commodious. It is situated between
the town OF Halifax and Warrenton, being about
Is miles from the former and % from the latter
place, in a beautiful and healthy section of country.
Ample arrangements have been made for board
ers by Mr.. Jno. W. HeptinstalI, on whose premises
the Academy is located, also by Messrs. S. II. Gee
and W Fl. Carter.
Terms PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS
Board including washing and light,........$40 90
Tuition, primary English ranches,......... so
Advanced, ........ 10 90
Latin, Greek and Mathematics, ............I 90
NO deduction except in cases of protracted ILL
ness. For additional information, address
JNO. w. HEPTINSTALL,
Westland, Halifax co., n. G.
Dec. 25th, 1854. 1s-3t
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NSTON D E NJ J
CYPRESS CREEK ACADENY

CYPRESS CREEK ACADEMY.
iHNH!S School is located in a healthy and other
L wise desirable section, six miles south from
Trenton, the county seat of Jones.
Its now permanently established and in a -four
Ishlng condition. The 9th Session commences the
End Monday of January next; and it is very desi-
rable that the Students be present at the opening
of the Session.
Every necessary attention will be given to facili-
tate mental progress, and to correct moral deport-
ment. Board can be had in good families convo-
nient to the Academy, for SIS to Sc per month.
TERMS: Spelling, Reading and Arithmetic Sc 90
English Grammer Geography, DC. 10 90
For the higher branches Is 90
Students will be charged from the time of en-
erlng to the close of the Session no deduction
will be made for absence, only in cases of protracted
sickness. THOS.J. WHITAKER, Principal.
Dec. 18th, 1854. Is-4t
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1856.
TOWNSVILLE

JONESVILLE
Walr K fRmalE arahEm1fs.
Rev. WIN. VAN EATON, A. NJ, PRIS.
THOMAS SUMMERS, ASSISTANT.
Miss SARAH FROST,
In charge of the Female Department
Miss R0CINDA j. DOUGHERT1,
In charge of the Musical Department
THEtwenty first session Of these schools VIII
on the first Monday in January next.
1t is important that students be in attendance on
the first day of the session, or as soon thereafter as
possible.
The Academies are spacious and well furnished
with Chemical and Philosophical Apparas@es,
Globes, Maps, dc. In connection with the schools
there is a well selected Library to which an can
have access for the sum of 25 cts per session. The
village is proverbial for health and morality. Board
can be had in the village for Sc per month, and in
the immediate vicinity SIS per month. The prices
for tuition varies from SIS to II so per session.
Entire expenses varies from $35 to AZ 90 per
session. Students furnish their own candies
Those coming by public conveyance can get pm
vate conveyances from IIamptonsvlle a distance
of 10 miles.
EATRAS.-Music on Piano with use OF the m
struments SIS 90, French Language IS, Drawing
S., Painting in Oil colors SlO:-
For further information address the &r4eipal,
Jonesville, Yadkin county, n. c.
December 5th, 1854. 15-sm
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DEATHS.

At Long Creek, New Hanover county, on the
morning of the oath day of December last, Eliza
beth N. Satchwell, wife of DR.. S. S. Satchwell, and
daughter of Jacob Vanderveer, of Washington, in
the twenty ninth year of her age.
In Nash county, on the End of November, Mrs.
Mary Wick, relict of Nathan Wick, Sen, aged 9S
years 9 months and % days. She was a Fletcher,
from the northern part of Wayne county, where she
now has relatives. She was of the Quaker PERSIA
sion, and for her age was remarkably industrious
and entertaining in conversation. She left a large
circle of children and grand children to mourn hel
loss. VT. 6.
rs Goldsboro' papers will please copy.
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CLINTON FEMALE INSTITTTF

TIME Fifth Semi.Annual Session of this Insti-
Il tuition will commence on the 29th day of Janu-
airy 1855.
The principal having purchased a complete set
of Philosophical, Chemical and Astronomical An
paretus; also made such additions to our present
Library as the advancement of the pupils require,
we are thus enabled to open the next session
with renewed facilities for impartimg knowledge.
and such as are possessed by but few institutions
of the kind in our country.
II. A. BIZZELL, Sec'y Board of Trustees.
Clinton, Jan. /, 1855. lS-tf
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OXFORD FEMALE ACADEMY

THE next session CO this Institution will CON-
mence on Monday the Sth of January, 1855.
Terms per- session Of 5 months:
Board including washing, fuel, lights, &C., $55 90
Tuition in the English branches, Is 90
Do in music with use of instrument, % 90
10 In Latin or French, extra, 90
s. L. VENABLE, Principal.
The Trustees Of the Oxford Female Academy
take great pleasure in recommending this Institu-
ton to public favor, as they believe it to be fully
equal to any in the State. Mr.. Saml. L. Venabie
has been Principal of the Academy for the last ten
years, and during that time has given the most sat
isfactory evidence that his qualifications, as an in
structor of young ladies, are of the very first order.
He will be provided with the best assistants both in
the literary and ornamental departments, and the
Trustees would give the assurance that nothing
will be wanting to make the institution continue as
heretofore to deserve a liberal share of patrona ore.
By order of the Board,
ROBT. B. GILLIAN, President.
Dec. 10, 1854. 10 o.
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RALEIGH MARKET.-Wholesale Prices.
Reported expressly for the Spirit of the Age, by
chant, Harget Street, Raleigh. Flour 81 to ST rs
p Dbl. Corn So to 80 p bushel. Meal 80 to 81 90.
Bacon, hog round, 1O4 to III. Hams 124 to a.
Butter 20 @ %. Stock peas, IS to so, white do.
so to 90. Pork Sc SO to 81.
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EP The following Circular was sent to
US to print in hand-bill form, which will be
done, and a copy addressed to all the Minis
tiers of the North Carolina Conference, and
forwarded by mail as early as possible. But
as it is a matter in which many of our read
ers are interested, we give it a place in our
columns, at the request of the Chairman of
the Committee. Although the Circular is
addressed to each preacher, its contents are
designed to be made public.-E Ed. AGE.
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WI want to employ a Teacher for Elba Acade-
w my in Halifax County. The School will be
select and ranging from IL to 20 scholars. The
teacher will be expected to prepare youth for Col
lege and to be of the ~strictest morals. Address the
first named of the undersignedat Brinkleyville N. C.
w. III. WILLS
-Jany- o. Is-3t.
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New Bakery and Candy Mandatory.

MRS. HARDIE desires to say to the public, that
1X1s she has recently employed a superior Baker
and Candy Maker. She will keep constantly for
sales CAKES and CANDIES, of great variety, and
is now prepared 30 execute orders for Cake fol
Dinners and Parties. Families and Hotels can be
supplied with any kind or any quality of Desserts
She will fill orders for Candy at Wholesale, and
forward it to any part of the State.
Raleigh, Nov. 2s, 1854. lift.
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MALE SCHOOL.-OXFORD. N. C.

MALE SCHOOL.-OXFORD, N. @.
J. II. HORNER, PRINCIPAL.
THE next session of this School will open JAN
uary 18th, and continue Ten months with an inter
mission of one week, at the expiration of the first
term of Twenty one weeks. There will be a vaca-
ton of 9 weeks at the close of the second term.
Board and Tuition, for each term, without extra
charges SIS.
Pupils will be required to board with the Prin-
cipal unless parent or guardian specially request
otherwise, but in no case will they be permitted to
board at a Hotel.
Arrangements have been made for such assistance
as the wants of the school require.
Dec. 1854. 16-7t
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Wake Forest College, l
HILLSVILLE
CARROLL COUNTY VA

CAOTsOLL VA,
THE ninth session of these institutions will COM
l. mence on the 18th of January 1855, under the
superintendent of the former very able and ac.
complished instructor, Benjamin +. Thompson.
At the close of each session, there is a public ex-
animation. We have examined his students, and
heard them examined by men experienced in toach-
ing, graduates of the best Colleges in the United
States; and we do not hesitate to saw that the IA
cilities here offered for acquiring a thorough educa-
ton, are not surpassed by those of any other insti-
tuition.
The Female School will be under the control of
two accomplished ladies, one of whom is his sis.
ter. The female school is visited at certain hours
each day by Mr.. Thompson, for the purpose Of lee
turing and giving such other aid as NAV be need
ed. The schools are very promising. The course
of studies includes all the branches taught in the
best Male and Female Academies.
Tuition in the Male School varies from five to
twelve dellars and fifty cents according to studies
pursued. The same in the Female School, except
music which is $40 90.
RATES OF B0ARD.-Board can be had in town
at So 90 per month in the country at 81 90, in
good families several students can board with the
Superintendent. Board so cheap, places an edu-
cation within the reach of all it is done to en-
courage the school. Parents and guardians, at a
distance may have no fears in placing young per-
sons under the care of the teachers, of either
school, for they will be under their immediate pro-
lection. No visiting or communication between
the students of the two schools, without the con-
sent of the Superintendent. No pains or expense
will be spared on his part for the mental and NOR
Improvement of all intrusted to his care.
NJ. D. Carter, WIN. Lindsey,
F. L. Hale, VIM. H. Cook,
C. e. Elliott, J. B. Mitchell.
{. 1. Dawson, Chas. NJ. Utley,
Board of Trustees.
Hillsville, Jan. /, 1885. l9-2tpd
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HOW TO SAVE MONEY.
CALL AT Il. I. EVANS No. 90, CHEAP PLACE
Dec. 25.

RALEIGH, N. C.
Fl subscriber would respectfully inform his
friends and customers that he has on hand a large
and we'll assorted stock of Fancy and Staple Dry
goods, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, &C., this Falls
purchaser which, he desires to close out by Spring,
to make room for another stock, and to enable him
to do so, the entire stock will be sold at reduced
prices, for cash, or to punctual dealers on a short
credit. Call and examine for yourselves.
III, i. EVANS
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North Carolina Book Store.

HENRY D. TURNER has for sale, the gu
IL preme Court Reports, uniform sets or single
volumes. Price reduced.
Iredells digest, three volumes,
Swaim's Justice,
North Carolina Form Book,
Also, at greatly reduced prices, in quantities, or
by retail, a complete assortment of School Books;
Blank Books stationary and Fancy Articles Ju-
yenile and Toy Books all the New Publications
as seon as issued the Standard Publications in
every deparement of Literature, Arts and Science
and in every language, Ancient or Modern,
Music Books and Musical Instruments.
Writing Desks of Leather, Rosewood and Mahogany.
Work Boxes, do do and Paper Machie
W3lking Canes and Whips, great variety.
Choice Gold Pens in Silver and Gold Cases,
Vel"ciped-s, Gigs, Hobby Horses, Barouches,
Wheel BarrOws, &c.
l. Mathematical Instruments and Thermome-
tiers in great variety,
BOOB BINDING, in every variety, promptly
executed in the neatest manner.
va Select Garden Seeds-every variety-war-
ranted fresh and good-selected from the most ap-
proved Seedsmen and Gardeners nthe Northern
Country.
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New York, Jan. 2-The house of Messrs.
Wadsworth & Sheldon, bankers of this city,
has suspended. Their liabilities are about
50, 500, 900, but the assets will probably be
about 81, 600, 900 over this amount. They
were the agents of the State Of Illinois in
this city, and consequently no payment was
made this morning of interest on the bonds
of that State.
BANK OF THE STATE.-The annual meeting
Of the Stockholders of the Bank of the State
held in this City on the lst instant.
Gov. BRAGG appointed William r. Poole
and L. OBJ. Branch Directors on the part of the
State the following gentlemen were elected
by the Individual Stockholders, viz Messrs.
Geo. w. Mordecai, John FL. Bryan, j.. b. u.
Roulhac, VIM. Peace, B. f. Moore, Alfred
Jones and William Boylan. MI. MoRDECAI,
of course, was unanimously reelected Presl-
dent Of the Bank.
Among other business transacted, a resolu-
ton was adopted, providing that hereafter
the general meeting of the stockholders ofthe
bank shall be held on the first Monday in
July, in each and every year, and that the
election Of Directors of the hank shall here
after be made on the first Monday in July,
in each and every year.
RECEIPTS OF FLoUR.-The number of bar
rels of Flour received at the Warehouse in
Fayetteville for the last two quarters is as
follows:
From July to October, 1887 bbls
From October to the present time, 6,398 :"
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A 7 CQST-Rich Plaid and Brocade Silks,
N French Cashmeres and DeLanes, White Grape
Shawls and Emb. Hdkfs. III. l.. EVANS.
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N0TICE.-The Principal of Red mountain Fe
IN male Academy having rented the dwelling
house of the late Abner Parker, decd, is prepared
to ten or fifteen pupils with board.
Dec. goth, 1854. 1S-3t
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TO THE PuRLLC.

The Book alluded in my advertisement was not
printed and therefore I shall not publish it, all that
have sent for Books will expect their money refun-
ded. Elijah CQVINGTON.
Dec. 25, 1854. 1S-2t
INFORMAL COLLEGE Up AND COVERED.
IN Win be sold by the undersigned, on Friday
I'd day of February Rext, at Auction, Is or 20
Building Lots, from 100 yards to so rods from Nor
NAL College. Best chance yet offered to the public.
JOHN s. BROWN.
Jan. ], 1855. 1s-4t
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Louisburg Female Seminary.

LOuisburg Female Seminary.
THE Spring Session of 1855, the 25th, under
the present Principals, will commence on Mon
day the Sth of January. Board S45, washing SIS.
Tuition as Observation-Disclosures to be had from
Circulars and Catalogues, which will be sent on
application.
Pupils coming by the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail
Road will be conveyed from Franklinton Depot to
Louisburg without charge, provided the PRINCIPAL
be previously notified of the time of their arrival.
A. II. RAY, Principal.
Dec. 18th, 1854. Ig-5v
A T C0ST-Rich Plaid and Figured gonnet
IN Ribbons, Silk and Cloth Cloaks and mant;l-
las, Silk, Straw and Leghorn Bonnets.
II. L. EVANS.
A T C0ST-Mens and boys cloth Cans. Ready
n made clothing, a small lot of Carpeting, DC.
Cali and take a look.
Next door to R. Smiths corner.
Dec. 3, 1884. 16 H. l.. EVANS
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Jan'y. 8.
BALLOON ASCENSION,

nv Administrations in some school, as Mu-
w sic teachers, by two young Ladies who are
well qualified, and have had experience in teaching.
Apply to the Editor of this Paper.
Dec. 18th, 1854. 16-
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PRICES

1925 :"