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LaIBR0tOERfhss. LACE GOODS, tSe--Tbe subscribers
"A haye @ day received full and copee stock Of the above
goods Iha Paris embracing all the novelties OF The
70 which The attention Of The adesis respectfully invited The
following Is list OF some the leading articles viz
y Maltese cEeniiyests and sieev YES, in sets
- Maiass coil-rstts do
Is richly embroidered muslin sets, Vaences trimmed
Is Maltese
Is do muslin and sleeves
$50 Freneh embroidered asia collars Il
do 30
% richly do canbrc skirts, for open dresses " Il
$50 do DO hands erchicfs
rs pieces Maltese faces aud edYngs, all widths
100 do Nalences iaees, fd.tngs and nsertngs a
50 DO English thread laces, edgings, and
- do cambria founcings and rulings =
as do swiss mustns h5uncinss and bands
100 DO embroidered diny bands
5a pairs embroidered cambria
D dozen bisck
Also variety % siuus bobhincts linen
he embroeed slins, lawns and lace baadkerehef
gloves, hosiery, Me.
Sep 3-Siaw4wf HooE, BROTHER, & co. 4
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4 CARD 10 HOysEt<EsP ssSss--The sahscriser beea
public hts urs
goods which u department
recently received addition cheap
beautiful variety Of
Cut and prcasei glass
Plain white gold band, richly decorated French China
Superior table Gallery, silver ssssrd goods
Lamps and gigandoes, block lin goods
yapaaned ware, and iron goods
Fire sets, fixtures, baskets and brushes
Britannia ware, China
Nsnssi and table oxnsnents, ancy articles, sc.
As~,es forming largest
general gce wsshnzian
He pledges himscts sell cheap b. bought
of,he ess@r cies "A eranganon Of articles and prices
ssy solicited - w BofELER,
Dec I0--eot1ani Iron Hall
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BAAtt&tAfas~ 8Att< DIVE
DANKER aths ncy s8rs Hotel JUS, rAevoy
duEsn ard SNAIL size Hsrcheiors hair dye,
arysrs eonceded BE hevey best article o eo,osirg
without njl The skin,
III ne the and
PARKERs Fnncy and rerfuniery Store
Dec 2-cud3ls Under National Hotel.
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mo- SAIL
Sales of Alternate Sections Postponed.

NOTICE hereby gwen in Of
eo,ng number Of ne0ous actual
short and other uaowAd woa
he public snIsu vi the United
states along Of the SDsAet Pacific
advertised In proclamation No
5a4 Offices Dscembcr
President ordered those saies
and take place folfows, 10 wit; E hb HYf&
Office ST. Louis, commencing Monday tbs dih
August next
JACKSON commencing Monday, ha lh OF
August next
Clinton commencing Monday the 3 81
August next . fs.8. y If. n.
office sprinsic'd commencing Monday, esch
of August next. * gtl {ta
Given under my hand at tho Land Occ city
h December, A. D. tk6UMand sist
hundred and dny four Ess 4sss ss&4 tatS
JOHN WILSON,
Dee 7-lawGw Commissioner,
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lisF rtcstNed ZOO barrels eastern ~ppi~s. such
Gterning RdNas aad Ra#sets, delivered all
I ~ their aaVantagg o - 4 eaiL
ktae yellow ontaus IN barrels.
Also, New Jersey white Mercer potatoes.
J. DOUGLAS Il CO.,
Nov 2i-to2w Feed Store I'd srrect. avenue
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t'' ~ '"s'ss ~ =; 4, ss 1 .. sa Gss
tILL DO opened ey washiassoa THURSDAY
day February le5 The and splendid ha o. The
Smithsonian which 10 one OF inc moot nAsnancen rooms
To .s saleoe he asshaniss artists nssn-
ingenuity ana TASTE nom all portions Of Tie Union are cordially IN
The machinery Department viii uaae the change special
Steam power anturs, labor a win be gwen
An intending exhibit requested no,.ee early
day possible Goods should be accompanied MAJ" proper IN
so.ami..e therefore, ,har a,ing
they Offering producer
s soaas, har sos. sss a. s sSpsso sya q sir
and their adaptation 90 TIE purposes for which they
fbey respectfully thoss specimen.
important displays. proposed
al such eosbuIon. 10 eonms ID ladies' sad % award 10 a
es Of merit OF swey Ae suited 70 the tastes Of the
18Th day January and on the evening Of Thursday the SIN %
Febraary Al oeioeA the exhibition VIII Be formally opened o'
o; and weeks
No article deposited after Saturday night, 30 February be
saal despatched
lance in time 70 have reached tn. ha BY that day %, failed 10
Articles designed tor exhibition only win be received e. Of
which ums aeposi,oss VIII &c sabse charge from
Apprentices and minors who eoabu,e articles their
invocation shall specify Their and the tune they have
deposited composition premium be OF
d, % ss ss
the deposition OF which zei must be furnished e
Prices may be sikIed Of not, al option slhsor
Deposiiors entry will ticket of title
goods which ticket will admit the exhibition
all when the public.
M BGoods shoud addressed foows sAiyiion of
ssfreroiisan Ituts Wasan d. e. p and should
aces The OF The sending
distinctly marked the packages They should also be
eonpanird ty detailed inyoice
continuing detailed viii be forwarded
application corresponding
whom all the business OF the institute
should be addressed &
Oct 3l-law6w g4E#E
American Artists Union.
THE American would respectfully
the Canadas
pose cuusans the ne throughout country
and with view of enabling family 10 become possessed of
Z BY THE FIRST ARTISTS OF THE AGE
determined order
enxsaynxs, only employment
and Others but insptre
$50 200 of which sold, l#.#
100000 gifts $3.50, 900.
Esch engraving therefore, receives
only engraving richly worth the money, but
highly engraving, beautifully painted
gift tickets will be five dollars spen-
be ecscd from the catalogue and by
copy uf catalogue together a specimen The
engvavnxs, be the office OF this paper.
For each dollar engraving actually worth that and
gift ticket will immediately be forwarded
AGENTS.
The committee, believing great national
undertaking be materially promoted BY the energy
prise intelligent agents. have
such the MOST liberal terms.
person wishing by sending (pospai
mall edoiiar engraving,
prospectus catalogue, and all other information.
completion sale the gifts win be placed
which given throughout, United
adss.
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5000 blue asnnsl tor Inning great eosts
Those ka By hand preferred
Brass scales, n G = serg. corp. ptvs.
siaples for coats, (orsss)
worsed sasirss, crimson
lace, orange, red sky elas,
and yellow
Pompons
Glazed leather, Gos yxors chin straps
on silk, Toe cap
Blue serge, Tor innings
Sewing silk and twist
Linen threads
Drums, complete, artillery and Infantry
Cords sets sngs and sticks
pairs
Drum stick carriages dtes, u and @
Bagies with moath p,eees, aad uumpets
Axe and Ratchet handles. spades
Tin canicens, hold three pinIs
bunting. red. white and blue
Tent poles and for hospital waI and common tents
Garrison and recruiting haiiiards
Wooden BOTTOMS and slips
sras.spa1s, pairs
Blank books and stationery
AN Oh which il . desirable
conform, all the standard pattern seaed IN
this Office VIII they eane e
SAMPLE patterns by mall
subject which be desired by manufactures wish
fen per win be retained until
the contract shall be comp.ed witch TO BE- forfeited @ the ua
filing and spustos Of the contract About one fou'i
and payments viii be made appropa
Of funds Tor this branch Of the service available
The privilege reserved Of increasing by thrd the quantity
of all the supplies above mentioned. - -.
Of which securities Will be required Bids desired
on from a =, ~ or eansaesa ,on pv
manufacturer regular dealer IN the
supplies which a reverse. distinctly
the offered address
intended be proposed as securities IN cas eonac obtained
Amy suppIies.n
Addtesseato G. u CRosGAN
Dec a7--aawslJnn
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By The Pfesdeni
Jos. Is. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner OF the Genssai Land oiiee.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMprIoN CLAIMANTS.

Under the of Congress % March, 1853,
toned pre- eupuon extended n~-
oddngmssred
nada the date OF sosmen proven up
the oi dollars iy
day public by approved 9Th
March, entitled relief
the abovenaned sections por % the date OF apai viii be
Titled the Ordinary OF
twenty per acre. ii
proven up paid before day public
Of the alternate oaumhsFed sections neaonea under
March, Che soneut
March, 1854, prior
Market likewise
empion OF 27,h March, 1854 Of the
agds optsfSe the limits.
October Louis, required
the satisfaction Of the
office, make therefor
law praeab!s asr sesng this
appointed for pubic the
embracing the claimed otherwise ciai viii be
Gifted. ase3. e
Jos. 8. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner the General Land Once,
Sep i1-lawlJw Tim. star.l
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University of Maryland.

Se1ooi Of Meaieias &
TUE s,,s ps ss on Monday October a'4
T5asp s so1 PSsses s. " aiss sqh y D.
Ptaepes aai Prssiee u sfsdieiaa samuel caew NJ d.
Anatomy and Physiology, Joseph Rosy, NJ D.
Maera Medea and Ana,oy Geo W. M,enherger,
Practical Anatomy, b. D. smith, NJ D.
cnsa s Iasa5@ a belonging 20 the University
Pes or The lectures $50 Fee ~ GRADUATION fee
50 i--aawsa.oe. ! '' Dean
oars FABLES. wien Ies Illustrations. 4 voiunae.
oos Siril management By Edward Mayhem London lssa
Tie marve, q seeaee; By $ w Faiom with illustrations
-' ME- % "' ''' ILLUSTRATORS" oA0G TRaSc Nc TSSIoR
PARESEiSs FANCY STORE.
Ugsc receiving ON supply q goods saabls FOG the
yey eeiee wy desirable
~ tUHgs's xxrxacrss
Ioessy cub, Mask, Iasue, vocae geiorrope, Essence os
Agqust, mud other odors.
rorLErrE SOAPS;
grusr u Lows Windsor soap
Tsiot's transparent was wash ssiIs., Sc. &C
coxEs, NAM, rooTrs, ~nxusngs.
sss Dressing Comb India Rubber Comb English Hc1a and
PARKER's Fancy ard Persumery store,
rs Under Sasi'na' Hotel
1oUSa x Est;pERs, ATTENTION i-pnasr sets, toilet
III and
IN be- .
close part business,
Dubse any 81 he above enumerated articles co. -
yaufs, OILS glsss, vsrnhes
leaf everything sppranias complete.
sssors give being
dersna . This city Baltimore
Seerur md md raf- article, constantly oa
kacD felt King
batshr conkden
~ hy amzs by giving
% 80 over, ave deducted far cash.
Goods delivered iaany part Of the city and Georgetown free o
G. =. wHITTLEsEr,
- Seventh street
Dec s-soth2e
llsh recsiNea 700 barrels supplies. such
Grernngs Raldvla ahd Ra~sss delivered all
Private nhles, boarding
Il ~ their aAVantagg o awe - a eail.
~ n
Also, New Jersey white Mercer potatoes
J. DOUGLAS n CO.,
Nov 2l-eo2w Feed Store I'd sfrect, avenue
BATcHELoxs HAIR DYE.
DANKER ncy sfarc under
duEsn ara sasli ste Esrcheiors hair dye
r9sersay eoucd~d ven coonrg
tSRrSrASRorsLF without fnjl 10 The skin, fu
~ brown
PARKERs Fnney and rerumery Store,
Dec 2-cpd1r' Under National Ho,ri
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coLi.Eas, Washington. D. C.--The hi

gOLUM6IAs C0LLEtsE, w ashMgton. ID. G The thir-
" OF Columbian College begin isst
Wednesday september last Wednesday
June pursuing usual classical
dies for the degree bachelor of scecne for
degree OF bachelor philosophy The college
about hunased dollars For further information
address The President Of Columbian College, Washington, D. C
Aug 4-eod5w.
COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR Remit several
" attached eact situated
keadai Geea s,c than mile northeasieriy from
The Capitol. 3 sg4N@4
These houses spacious cellar wood
sbed and stable pumps excellent hand
The seaa overlooking portion of the
and in fail view on the Capitol.
The approach 7sh and Streets Delaware and
street
IA oulntss line fare permanently
Un me route twice Kendall
Prssiicnt Squ1gs, leaving q M y Returning,
Market brief Ok *
oaIock. y u
gent--two hundred dolars year.
kea for inspection, and BIO
9plyng Snkney. who lives Cottage
AMOS KENDALL. 4
July 23-eodtf
,lEEuCULATEs Cocoa, and Rroma--W. BAKER cor
ard Vana Premium cocoa and broma
awarded Chief
an all the principal groceries
States, Bad by their agents: Is1aaW
Murray, York aud Twels, Philadelphia
Br4nsye, Ealtmufe Kennel q Dudley, Cincinnati
WALTER BAKER, & CO.,
Ap5-dly 1F4J Dorchester, Mas. i
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EsbL AND WINTER styles OF ready made ei~shsssx
ID superior cut and nsbi embracing
gee and shaped scks black bae eoorv
ock ard dress plain and figured
lack figured psnfapons yeive pIushs meno ss and
shirf, collars,
Boys aud youths clothins always on hand.
TIE above articles vii be rold prices cash
NOAH WALKER co.
Marble tiail Clothing Emporium
Sept Ss-Aawfsu Browns hotel Buldnz.
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the United States aasi win
their regular trips Alabama the let Of Nosemees
saying Mobile daily and Montgomery daily ,hs
connecting daily Al Montgomery with
cars and at Mobile viii, the New Orisans mail boats
will leave Selma tho downward UP
six O'Clock,
viii be commanded BY abe and experienced
officers will exeron the comfort and safety
OF passengers
per barrel and dotar per bale Of cotton
For freight passage having apply
Sel a. l6m cox, BRAINARD, d co,
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X. 81. GILL " n


removed his CORNER
continue Devote hls atten
ton principally the Doi,td
Having devoted concerning patents
advice legal
thr pssnt Once, and appe chief
justices OF the District CgluabiG win
preparation and Trial OF
Tie ~ also gre written Opinions ahd prepare for
bayi Chains before Congress steT the
viii also claims before board Established ine
adjudication.
tcs 2s--xu
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sEdi,ors OF The above will please copy
bills the Pptent Office, with paper containing
Jsnl I--law3w
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For Lynchhurg The al saocsstls
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.
For New Market with tha stages Col
pepper Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays
fos Winchester daily with Inc al frdmcaI
Mddchug with the he Plains.
Per order W. u. BkuCkkfT, Agent
Nov T-du
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pICii JEW ssLxf.-M. w. gkLT h BRO osr-r saav,,6-
II cent sssorinsn o rich ewerY 81 the very styles
5isung Of
Diamond, pean, mosaic, and paa brooches
Earrings snd bracelets, diamond, pearl ulan
Gentlemen y diamond aad studs
Diamond, cBsmrlled, ruby, wedding
Gold, fob, vest, and ansfd chains
Ladies' charslains, locseis, seals, aud keys
Cold hinhses uaxae, Mai
haitons add ssgds, avla neeksces, sc.
Which, together With the largest
watches sni PER- m ware ever offered % their
selling n msuxgslg log
VI. w. GAIT q BRo
sg~ OF de Golden
PenRsyyana avenue, between D,h and Osh streets
Nov 30--3t
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Hamilton G.. FAINT,
Banksr Dsaey Er<haugr &c, No f32 Psanranis
rue, WasAsaxfon, ~ c.
NCuRRENr money! LAID wsusnis, and vrgna sep, 5oughi
" and sold.
principal cities sold purchasers
stocks bought and cold on commission.
Clsiss agsns, the government collected.
Dec f--3ndSw
TO GENTLEMEN WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES.
MOST coliste o. shaving just open
II Ing A parkef's Fancy Store
Fresh sns
Almonds shaving cream,
Military shaving cakes,
Badger hair shayinz brushes, &C
PARKEp's Fancy ard Perfumery store,
Dec a-eod9ta p avenue, under National Hotel
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Dec 3l-2awtFeb5
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= H. CONSISTING Of The following substantial asd "a.
- running passenger steamers VIA
800 MESSENGER,
MAGNOLIA,
cuBA.
IREMnNA.
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900 !" blue flannel Nf NnInk Ateat coats
pairs halt suckings weighing nnds pei
of good soaad wool, doubted and twisted yarn
Those knit BY hand preferred
ass scales, N, G. \. sefg corp. prtys.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-06-01
ReltGfOlsS Persecution

1t may not be inappropriate at the present time, TO
publish the following extracts from speech Of the
celebrated DR.. Chalmers They are taken from his
speech published in the Christian Observer edited
by the Rev. Mr.. Converse 1t was delivered in
Edinburgh, in 1899, when the subject Of Catholic
emancipation was occupying public attention and
was said by the great Jeffrey that hdd elo
quence produced a greater effect popular
by, and that he could not believe that had ever
been done by the oratory OF Demosthenes, Cicero,
Burke or Sheridan" But 10 the extracts.
Z We not pro Catholic. We are not hostile
neither are we indifferent to the holy cause Of Pro
testantism. | cannot answer for others hut in
vindicaon OF myself, can at least say 1t is in the
spirit Of degOteneSS to Mdt cause that come here
and because in this emancipation Of PapiSs, see for
Protestans still greater and more glorious emanci
patton.
"The truth is that these disabilities have been as
dead Weigdt around the Protestant cause for more
than century. They enlisted in opposition 10 It some
of the most uncOnQuerabie principles Of nature; re
sentiment because OF INJURY and the prde of adherence
to suffering They have transformed the
whole nature of the contest, and by so doing, hey
have rooted and given tenfod obstInacy to error
They have given 10 our side the hateful aspect Of
Tyranny, while theirs, we behold generous and
high minded resistance to what they deem oppGeS-
sion"
Again From the first introduction Of this hctoro-
geneous element into the question, the Of truth
has gone b0ckocard it has ever since been met by
the unyieldng defiance Of people rritated, but
crushed under sense of ndignty And this n0la-
bic eXpedient for keeping down the popery Of Ire
land, has only compressed it into frmness. and
closed it into a phaIanx, which, ull opened up by
enamel patton, we shall find to be impenetrabe."
Again: II is not by our fears and our false alarms
that we do honor to Prolestantism lar more be-
fitting honor to the great cause, the homage OF
confidence, Tor what Sheridan said Of the Liberty Of
the Press admits Of most emphatic application 70 this
religion of truth ami liberty.
"Give;' says the great orator ':giqc to ministers IL
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ESTATE.

~ virtue of Deed in Trust executed to the undersigned
by Bunyan Barnes they will expose to public sale at
Black Greek Depot, in the County Of Wilson, the Viii
mington and Weldon Railroad. MONDAY, the ith day
of June and from day day until all the property
disposed Of the life estate of the said Buyan Barnes in
tract cf land in Johnston county called the Chasey Pierce
land adjoining the lands of Sally Pierce and Others contain
ing about 200 and the following lands Wilson coun
y tract called the John Rowe land about $40 acrea
the Aycoc tract about 100 and the home tract 80
all Black Creek Depot Also one urpentine still
and fixtures at Beulah Johnson county, one do at chabod
Pearsons, and Black Creek number of spirit bar
rcls stave headings, coopers tools &c; nine slaves
boys and good blacksmith, and two dstters,
and Of blacmiths tools three slaves to be hired
till the Ist of January next Stock of horses mules cattle
hogs and sheep cotton gn household and kitchen fur
ture; farming utensils; carriage Wagons, carts, lot
of plank, and fodder bacon, bricks brick machine,
uoulls, Two shares of stock in the w. w Railroad
and do. in the w. Nj. Railroad store, lot and house
Black Crock; large stock of dry goods groceries, &C.
and divers other articles.
Termscredit from to Is months-bond with approved
security, bearing interest from date ~
JONATHAN BARNES,
JAMES BARENS.
May lSth 1856 2l7-6t 3Sts
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

WE are opening entirely and beautiful stock
w OF Spring Goods, which offering at greater bar
gains than ever before known in this city and to which
most respectfully invite the attention of tho citizens of Will
mington and surrounding country.
Our soek of ladies dress goods is complete, and of the
most fashionable style among which may be found Musins
Bareges DeLanes, Tissues Chays French Camhrcs and
nghams with 1000 pieces of American and English Cal
together with full stock OF Housekeeping and
Ilantatlon Goods, such Sheetngs, Shngs, T0wengs
Table Cloths Tickings Homespans Apron Checks Negro
Cloths blue and white Spun Cotton Nc, &c Our stock
been purchased since the great decline prices
nett cash, and will be sold to cash buyers at very slight
advance on cost We would inform friends that still
adhere to the price system that willing show
our Goods and that in do urge person buy
from US beyond their pleasure.
HEDR1Ck & RYAN,
April l2.-32-ti. Market street
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ttNiSlsIAGES.

WE HAVE in operation at kenansve Il Branch Shop,
w where keep assortment of Carriages, of
make and where repairing is done We have also establish
cd in with Carriage Factory the manufacture
OF Plantation and Turpentinc Wagons Also, Ryder pat
purchase Timber Carriage With of these carria
res boy load the heaviest sticks and it requires but
two thirds the team to haul. These Wagons got up
with Iron Axlcs and of good materials and with much
best Carriages, and warranted to give satsac
Carriages
Orders directed u.s. left with j. Chestnut Kenansve
or T. G. & b. q. WORTH Wilmington, will receive prompt
attention D1RBI4E d BROTHERS,
kinston. Jan. 10Th, 1855 22-l2m
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TO TKAVELLERs AND OTHERS.

J' undersigned has compleedar arrangements where
by be Is enabled to convey PASSENGERS from MARLS
Lille DEPOT, the Wilmington and Raleigh Rail
toad, to LONG CREEK, in New Hanover county. Fare
5 /. each way.
lie is also prepared (rth good stables and an abundance
of Troycudcr) to keep H@ESEs for any length of time.
pc 90 per day Those who may leave Horses with
: .u. may rest assured they will be well cared for.
na short time, be hopes to offer better ENTER
ANNENT for his friends and others, who may favor him
with their custom than he has heretofore given them.
Ah2ra patronage respectfully solicited tho great
81 Efforts Will bo used to give satisfaction.
A. y. BORDEAUX.
@AEf~VILLE DErOT,
l1au|as from IFlhAugtOn, 4S-t
August ;, 1888.
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GoLDsBORo, EEMALE CoLLEGE

NHE third Session of this Institution commences We'd
nesday the Bird of January 1855, and ends the Bird
o: June, 1855
Rev. JAS. II. BRENT, A. b., President
DIR. MORGAN Gloss, late of Chapel Hill, Prof Of
Mathematics.
And full corps of Teachers in every branch.
Board, including Washing, Lights, Fuel, &C., per
session, $oU w
Tuition in Primary Department, .......... $40 90
Collegiate department, $ZO w
One hundred dollars will all expenses of the session
in the Collegiate and all ornamental branches.
Pupils primary department charged the usual price for
ornamental branches One half payable in advance
Three Lectures scientific subjects will be delivered each
month.
We making every effort render the School the first
advantages and cheapness and pledge to reduce prices and
multiply the advantages in proportion to the increase pat
ronage When number of pupils reaches 200 shall
be able to duce the prices nearly one half aiding
US also aiding in placing the of superior education
within the reach Ofalmost every girl in the State.
We return thanks for the exanped support have had
and believe will be continued For further information
apply to the President of the faculty, or myself.
VIM X. LANE,
President Stockholders.
Dec. Is. 1854. l5-tf
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FENI1E undersigned being about make change in their
business would call the attention of want of
such articles to their splendid stock of DRY GOODS REA-
DYMADE CLOTHING, Sc. &c. which they are deter
mined to sell for CASH, at small advance The
Goods all new, and just laid in for the Spring Sum
mer trade To all persons indebted they would respectfully
ask them to call and settle their accounts longer
cannot be given the business must be closed by
of July next II. FLEISIIMAN & CO.
May lst, 1855 POP -l2td-35- tw