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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-24
Trustees Sale.

/ WHEREAS on the seventh day OF January, A. ID.
~ 1854, George Herring, Jr., executed unto e.,
his promisssry note Of that date, for the
sam Of one hundred and thrty-iour 6l.lO0 dollars,
and payable the first day OF November thereafter
and whereas for The purpose Of securing the payment
OF said aun Of money, the said g. Herring Jr., did
on the day aforesaid execute to the undersigned as
Trustee, Aesd Of trust, conveying for the purpose
Aforesaid, TO the undersigned such Trustee, the
following parcels OF land In scott county, Iowa to
VIII; The South West quarter ofihe North West quar-
yer OF Section number sixteen li6l In Township No.
Seventy eight (7s) north of Range mum er four 4l
East OF the Sth principal meridian containing forty
acres oiisnd. And now the said note having become
due and payable, and the said q. Herring ,Jr. hny.
ing Jailed TO pay the same Andrew }. Lawes Trus-
.se aforesaid do hereby give notice that by virtue
o. ths power which by said nstrnment IL In ne vest
ed w'li on "wednesday the 7th day Of February, A.
ieSo, me hour ofwo O'Clock In the afternoon OF
said day, at the Court House dsor In tho city OF Dsy
Por, expose and offer for sale the above described
pace! OF land, or so much thereof shall be sufi
ceht 10 satisfy and pay said note with the interest
thereoh 10 the tino OF payment, together with u II
ties. ANDREW 4 IA IVES
oA'ed January lsm, A d. lss6.-dIs as
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Letters from Galveston, Texas, Of the
18th December. say that the weather on
Christmas was colder than ever before
known in Texss-great damage was done
to the fruit trees by ice.
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"kIswAK."--Rsv.D Dr.. MURRAY, the uu.
thor of"kirwan's Letters 10 Archbishop
Hughes" work which has had an i'm.
menss influence against Rom.nism, il now
lectsring in Cincinnati. He 10 said 10 be
one Of the most eloquent speakers, a. ne is
known to be one of the most eloquent wri.
iers, Of the day
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-24

Ex-Governor Bigler, Of Pennsylvania, re-
ceived eigh,y-one votes for United States
Senator from that State. Those interested
are undecided whether to call his election
Pierce or Buchanan triumph.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-24

The New York Times says that one Of
the oldest wine dealers in that city has of.
tered to bet 81 .ooosthst there is no, gallon
Of genuine old port wine in the whole city
of New York.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-24
A CHEAP HOUSE.

THE House ard Lot on Sixth street osNseAA'
i and Harrison, FEce $3.50. -
A Lot
On the Railroad, adjoining the Depot, 70 easy
ton years. g6 by 1850. The very be'l li Va
Railroad. GEORGE l.. iCkoLLs.
corner OF Main and Second sf1fh
jan L. 1856 Davenport.
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To Joinsrs and Cabinet Makers.
FOR SALE

4 Door Sash & Blind Mandatory ID he oii ~
"A ySBport, with q Steam kngiHe Of nteea asn'
power, Double Flue Boiler, three eireala sasLa
geihsr with planning, piowing, rabeliing, lshslls
mortieiDg and boring machines all complete :
excellent situation for master bsildsr eAslDs' nv,
or the manufacture Of agricultural imp.ement' ~.
willbe sold low with lease en- the ground TOT IAN
yearsif applied for soon 10 ,s
GEO. l.. SiCKols,
,eptos ar Gene raj Land Agotb
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Tbs Louisville Courier, of the l4th inst.
says the total number of hogs received the
Falls thi. season. to date, in 32O, 470, sgsins,
2s3,Iss, the entire packing last season.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-24

CKOFI,S GIFT eONCERTi
Last Of the season.
81, 500 90 worth Of Valuable Presents such
a. Musical Instruments, Writing Desk,
Work Boxes, Jewslry, Books, Pine
Pictures, Engravi 90, &C., &c.
NIX e. respectfully informs the citizens eff Rock
vi Island and vicinity that he win give Concert OF
Vocal and lnstrumsntal Music, At the
OLD METHODIST CHURCH,
on Union Square, opposite the Island City Hotel,
Rock Island, on THURSDAY EvENING, Feb. 7th.
1855.
whole Humber Of Tickets Thirteen Hundred
The following is list NJ the valuable presents to
be dissriostsd among The Ticket Holders the
ing 0fthe Concert:
Piano Forte, warranted years, $3.50; ! Set cot.
iage Furniture, marble top, 1876; Gold atch, lever
hunting case, 5000; splendid iuiuid Papier Maehe
Wnnsg Desk % 90; superbly bound Book Gems
OF British Art, 5000; handsome Rose wood writing
Desk, 1870; Flute, each "a, Ind Adols: "a Flute.
each, 30 90; Ladies' Papier Machie Work Boz
iniaid u 10; Violin, each OF p aud dolls Q vi
olins 500; IL Fons, $500 each, "a 90; Si or ca rd
case 90; ~ nns Pictures, gilt frames o, 1000;
1890; Ciarionets, % each 5000; 3Clxrionets. $40
each, 90; Guitar, each 49, I2 and dolls - Gut.
ars IS each, Banos - each, II OO;l Milton's
works, in superb Mo oceo,e,o splendid Gilt Chi
Miscellaneous bind books rs, Al Gold Breast
Pins, Ills each, IS; fne Garnet Pin, 800; Odd
Fellows Pin. 2,75; Pearl Cross, 800 set rne gold
Shirt Studs, $50; pair nnego Id sleeve Buttons,
Geld Studs, 81 81 each, 5O0 l2 Gold Rings, 81 SO
each, Gold Pins, 81 each, 800; 50 fine large
Steel Engrsvings, 81 each, 90; SO Ono Dollar Gs
such as India Rubber Combs, Books and Music Book
Ac., &c, $500.
Tickets Ono Dollar For sale al rofls Music Store
and warren X Rhawn's Book Store.
Doors open al O'Clock. Concertst half past7 pre-
cseY. Front Ssats reserved for Ladies and Genile.
men accompanying them. Jan - daw
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A house a Tere Haute, Illinois, has an
engagement To put up 5000 tiercss Of beef
for The English market
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LOTS TO LEASE

7 WILL lease for 10 years, lots on HAD! a.a
i Harrison Streets; running through ne sao'ea
these lotsars beautifully situated, andlhe low
which they are now offered, will enable ~, ~
geta cheap home, convenient to ibe bushes i-N
he city. Applyto GEO. Il. Nilhut.,
June 20. III Cor. Main ana hecona 'ne'
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During the late cold weather, the James
river, at Richmond, Va, was frozen over
and men crossed it on foot.
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"NtVoEs W0bE bTHUy.
HAVING fitted up and furnished tho above named
A1ssiooh Ia good order we will 5pare no pains in
giving satisfaction those who may FAVOR US witha
call. r
Choice Fruits, ConfsetonaTes Nuts a. constant.
iy ss hand. Nov rs isskdtf
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LIABILITIES.
Unsettled claims for Losses snd not due, el7b0s2
The Etna Insurance Company presents It's patrons
the very satisfactory condition of large increase In
Cash Assets for the u rther security OF their policies
aliour ntsbcing piaeedai tbs ketminmnm
yalueat time OF adepresso IN the stan
dard OF same. They either prime dividend pay
ing stocks or good liable aud clean inyestments
yielding moderate interest and income. The stand
ard basis whieht heiAssets have been waived be
ing Goid az Interest. Besides this sodtyi the Com
psny calls attention 10 the strength and security
derives from IL. combined system OF Agencies, thro
lis agents having the means IF presenting united
phsianx o ( trperieaefd Ea6erNrttfrs, which has
work for hrty seven years the hsppies, results
To stock holders, sad claimants for lossesand ena
bies il TO enter The year 1856 with greater prestige
for future than has yet been reached by
really aatiesal Insurance Corporation.
All basiness attend "a 10 with despatch and ndeiy
! HENRY b. HOFFMAN ,sAoEsf.
Jan. Il, .I-1w
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DY virtue OF an order issued Out o. o., W. s,s,s
Iows, 10 me directed, viii offer for sale y I'm
outcry, In front OF the Court Honse ~ .nti dsi
Daves port in said eounty,on saturday VT aid dG
Of February merit, Ut one O'Clock ~ east qus
the following property VIZ; n,,nn,s isbtsert
towaship eighty (sO) north Of range lou, GSen.aip
the 5th principal meridian,i in said Couna about W
ing ~ acres, having running Hater an OF Luke
Martin, deceased. This u most desiahp ns,nss; Oh
", eiigibly situated a place puonnS .ysnport
tho Dubuque road, IL miles north o. in ous ysst
Terms-0ns halfin hand, rsmaInuSt Nv Deed o.
with int rest at ten per cent. srsruuS ubLsT,
trust, dc. yo .i, Marlin, Gi'
Qua rdisn OF James Martin aud thalles
n or children Of Luke Martin, deceasea'
Davenport Jan 10 1885 dts
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4 for til maek es friends would do well to call
AT the
Paris d New York Millinery and
Fancy Good Store,
y hers tse, ~iil mad The best assortment and
Cheapest in the City.
Aiyo, . beautiful assortment of
Children's ..gG Infants White 1erino En-
broider.a Hoods and Jockey Caps,
Ladies aid Kisses Msrino and Silk Quilt
cd Hoods, Eibboas, Velvet and
Mohair Head Dresses. Large stock Of Ribbons,
satins, Silks. yelvsts, Flowers. Feathers, &c.
general assortment Of Millinery Goods,
Fancy Goods,-A large assortment Of Needle
Work Collars, Under-sieeves, Hdkfs. Embroi-
deri,s. Embroidery aud Knitting Cotton,
Embr ,idery Silk, Linen Floss, Silk Worsted
and Linen Hraids, Cord and Tassels Gilt, Elk
and Glass Dress Buttons, Coarse, Fine and
Round Combs, Hair and Tooth Brushes,
Tapes, SC. &C.
All Of orr Goods will DO sold At
WHOLESALE & RETAIL,
Very Cheap AT the
Paris & New York Millinery b Fancy
Goods Store,
Corner Of Third and brady Sts.,
DaYGnp0rs. !iec2s-u! w. b. NICHOLS.
n. b. MarkiAx Ant stamping fer bfaiding ana Em'
y lYoiapriny done order.
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WANTED. u,ls. from
WELL improved Farm, SIX OF blhe I'D build
n Davenport, from 100 TO l6U acres, goS'
ings, oreha I'd and some timber on lhesVsTASek.
Apply to juLioS AgspI
Jan d3n
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TO THE LADIES.

NtIss c. STAIR would respectfully announce 10
III the aides OF Davenport that she 10 now prepar
ed 10 serve all who services OF I'D
eed and practical DIR ESS MAKER
and she will learn any tho oicuttng aud Htng
for themselves scientific principles, so thnt they
may require the services of smother person In
this ar. Ali ork warranted 10 ~ OF no charge. -
For further particulars enquire of hsr personally
House cor. ani and lows sts. new white frames with
xr.en dov4 Jsn. diff
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Increase,
s7es,O37 10

increase, s76S OPT 10
A gain OF receipts in one year of over
three-qusrteFs of million of dollars Ia !.
very handsome advance, and shows the
great importance Of this road as an avenue
OF trade between Pittsburgh and Philadel-
phia. The Pennsylvania road being 25a
miles in length. there would appear to be an
average in receipts of el7,059,ol per mile
The increase per mile on last year is 93,-
ol5,96. Wehave seen no exhibit of the
earnings Of any of the other great through
routes between the East and West but
will venture to say the increase per mile
on the Pennsylvania Central for the year
1855, is double that of any other Of its com
Pstiters.-Pitsbuygh Post.
We are pleased to learn by the above no.
ice that this road, which has . wide repu-
tation for it, excellent management, is
steadily gaining public favor. Their advsr-
tisement may be found regularly in our col
umns, and from the reports Of those who
have Travelled over the route, il performs all
t. promises.
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Pennsylvania 1ailrsad Large Increase of
Receipts.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
IN ITS last monthly statement, shows re-
ceipis of the road for the month ending
Dec. 81. S434,559 So
same month last year, 2l6,ll0 40
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IN 5 s66fR cncG9 S iowa

Tractl-1he K ofthe w hec" r-sN
The N Il Sees
The n w Sec 10 mill,
In all 400 acres; situated on the kaiiroau
from town. ,ar-yRt
Tract e-The w ofthc W OF sec ~ ! 90
4. miles from Davenport, contains ~ y IA o.. 10
Tract 3--The N w OF sec7 T's n h'h '''
acres 10 miles from Davenport. ,r,syg
Tract 5-The n h! the w ofsee :
4, 40 acres I miles from the city ,r,asR
Tract s-lhe X ! Of the y Of soc. - rn.1anpor
S0acrss, onths Rail Road, niles rom "a tsusst
Tract No. ~ "A 6ue farm OF l2b acres" NIL,
30 under cultivation, 4 miles from ,oNn OWL ,,,w
east OF Dubuque road. mile from ps''e'
IN CLINTON COUNTY, IOWA: "a. I
rraets?-W. fractional / Of The n. W; 10. . NLu
81, X. H., a s7.lOO acres, near iho'"'
Very low, ifapplied for soon. ,,,,,.
In Henry County, l!linols. "A m ID.
Tract No. 30.--Sixiy acres Of beaul'ia.
Railroad md on Railroad street 10 Gsneseo'
NJ. ei.-I lot on Brady 81. ls2 by rosS soss 4
a. no ,.hAi.a lnt On Parry OIL bth
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FURS AND ROBES.

FURS AND ROBES.
LNNERYEODY seems to acknowledge THE Ia ths
IL coolest weathe err ever experienced In IN. was,
ana there Is necessarily agrcat deal of sute ring
NOW much OF this could be avoided by calling al IL
ton " Co.'S Ia the old Post Office Building and buy.
ing you nice wa rm fur coat, fur gloves or Fancy
segh hobe, or for The ladies nice warm act eff fu ~
~ muhhecessaryto say anything In this line W are
seihng AT cost, TO make room for our spring stock
CAL soon to provide yourself with a luxury tina
must Do worn this cold 10 be appreciated
We qua rantes that prices will be made 10 suit
Navsnport Jan ~ AS ASTON A. co
y. PIRkKR 4, u
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Nfw Aopfrtisfufnts.

Books! Books! Books!
USf received al the Davenport Book Store, No.
q lie Claire Row,
Vols. 5 and 4 Nacaulay's England.
Muslin Bindhg--Price 6stets per Vol.
Also
4 20 I'd assorsm eLt Of METHODIST HYMN BOOKS
at Pasiishers' prices. GEO. W. ELLIS & co.
Jan "a IS
W. " Parker, II. D.,
Physician and Surgeon.
OFFICE directly opposite the Posi- once Brady ST
over S. perrys Clothing Store.-Residence remsvea
10 The coraer OF Main and seventh ste.
Jsn2idly
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CONDITION OF
Etna Insurance Company
SVATENlENI
OF HAkTFOkp CONN
.IAlillArY 4. lSlE.

As prcsenied 10 ia StockhO!dors, anu Mado OUT IN
compliance with Siaielaws Of New York, Ohio, In.
diana .llllnuis, &c.
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Increase, S21s,449 20
Receipts from January 1855, to
January /, 1856 E,sl5,334 50
Same period last wear, $3.50 .297 80
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Notice.
DERsoRs 1ishisg bargains in Town Lots will
J. please apply 10 DAVIDSON TkuE
Davenport Jan IS sc A, {. FULTON
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As1IT1
Of the Company arc:
C ash lnhaHd and In Phoenix
Bank, S5a,V59 "
Cash special deposit In Phoenix
aud Hartford Banks, on interest, IO0, O0UU
Cash ii hands of Agents, bal
uuces, good l6i,02004
-3ll,96S ~
Bills Receivable PAYABLE at Bank Ys,O25 IL
Real Estate, me ncumbered 1914 Is
- Mortgage Bon ds,6 and per
cent. SCENTS nnnsly. ...000U0
9Ineome Bonds, 1per cent.
semi-annuai, !,soo ~
90 State OF Va Bonds. 4 per cent
semi.anuuai, 1890 GO
Estate ofN. {. Bcnds,6 -
sefai-snnual, $1,000
10 Jersey City Water Bonds, Gper
cent. seni-snnual, 10000 %
& Milwaukee city Bonds, 10 per
cent, ssmi- anuual, J,DlO u
10 Hartford City Bonds, per cent
semi-snnu2l, 10000 W
- l15 ,uAu 10
Money due the Compsp! secured
by Mortgage. 50lts
600 Shares Hartford and New Haven X. II.
STICK, 6i.vvS W
los Share. Hartford and Providence X. r.
isock, preferred and guaranteed ~ pr CT. s,4o "
10. shares Boston Il Worcester K stock $3.50 W
I mn Aiyer fork
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IslaudE.

M. 2Os.--An Island between ID vtGpo, tul .
Claire, together with the shore o. the N slblsS /
whole containing ~ acres, making hss suel ~,
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Valuable Real Estate
40 pUpIYC SALE!

NJ. ss.-I LOT on Brady 81. 1872 BY soc, 1ass 60,
No. es.l choice lot on Perry 81. cor o. s.n,e--
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Lots In North QaSs1po

have Fosr beautiful Dwelling hogse, "a u.
Davenport fronting on Locust street.. ols Of VI
has Ten acres OF ground Win b, and lIacT. sis u
or more lots.
Also u number of unimpEOyrd Lots IL hOeli, 4
intosh's, Lanbrits's, Fearing and sisynsts,
subdivision Of lots, acme a. low AZ SIs0 each.
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No. So3.-Anether and Ia &c ! ,isnd Sboss Pm,
ton, eontai ming 1870 acres covered with Timber |,
excellent chance for wood dealers. The sooa !,
be cut aud brought TO Darenpon for three iolanys
cord.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

Under this hcsds lin tied NUN Der OF spesia notices
Will D., deserted 81 10 cents per line each Insertion,
@ 30 ,ts, ger wsek.
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No. 2u5.--An Out Lot oI2o acres lyine ee,so,, |.
North Corporation line sud Ducs Greek, pt,s IA
per scre on reasonable time, and viii be ssh 4 u
or more pieces
Lots to Lease for term Of ysan
have sevsrai beautiful io,s 10 tinereBi ben,
the city for ten, fifteen and E~enTy years.
Also Lots OF Five acres near toe city 90 ls.s
ten or twenty yesrs upon reasonable tsIHt sm
hight TO purchase.
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FuIton's Addition

Two Brick Houses just finished Ia EslSL ~
ton, with mum Der Of unimprOsed lois al ios n
ess and long credits
lnsdditiou TO the u boye the sab ,crteI hasa If
amount Of nnim proved iaadin scou. huseAilae W
ton, Cedar, Jones, johnson, losA, foseshisk' ~
per, Marshal, Tama and Benton Counties tsfn
information respecting The foregoing properly, ~
to GEO. J.. NICHOLS
Real Rstxie Agent
dec % Corner 0 Ssco nd & Man Efse
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have several unimprosed lots III East DATsisa
some OF them beautifully situated On the biur, OLA
well adapted for business purposes.
Also
A River Lo. OF l7O feet on tAe river by ~ n
upon which there IL an excellent QUsry villa ! y
petual Lime Kiln asd Lime hoHse, Which s,l al
100 bu shells u lime per day. Al excellent loslA
for n EIal ring MAI
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ITP0RTANT NEWS TO THE LADIES!

4 tuIi.S wishing 70 purchase 1onno-
iur tG1 naei, es er friends would do well to ca
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No. GOA beautiful FArm two mile, f,ns ~,
Grove, Geo acres, so acres brok en-. good sn,., \.
pient! OF stock water. The tmproy emeut, IN, J, !,
story stone House, 40 y 81, Stable, we'll of m
tor. To any person taking the whole IN, mo nm
Will be sold low.
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STATEsN EN- It:
The name ofthe Corporations EfN 4 lNsl IL
ANCE COMPANY, located al Hartford, Conn
The Capital is Five Hundred Thonsand Dollars,
and Is paid up.
The North-Carolinian., 1856-09-27
FAYETTEVILLE
Female High School.
FACULTY:

FACULTY.: -
Rev'd WM. E. PELL, Principal. 4
JAS. H. CoLroN, Prof of Languages and Mathematf<e
FRAz. J. HAIR. Prof. of French and Music, -
Mrs. V. C. PELL. Assistant in Music, AZ
Miss LIZZIE HArcHE1L, Drawing and Painting
Miss EMILE GUTHRIE, Assistant in Lit DepartnS 50
Mrs. NJ. E. HORNE, Preparatory Department.
Mrs. SARAH A. LEETE, Goyerness.
THE THIRD Session of this Institution will caln-
mence on MONDAY the 18th of OCTOBER Assxt
The Scholastic year embraces 10 sweeks divided ito
Sessions of 20 weeks each. No vacation until fse
extensive and arrangements completess Rs2ts
and Guardians assured that pains will b
to give satisfaction. sas- We beg tflMs u
Students be present at tn opening of the Session.
TERMS:
Board per Session. $50 90
Washing lights Fuel, Rooms &C., 10 90
Tuition in Primary Department., per Session, 10 90
Academ;cal Department. (irst class,) II 80
(secOnd CLASSY Is 90
Collegiate q" English branches, Is 90 90
Academical s. 90
Music on Piano or Guitar each 20 90
Use of Piano. 3 90
Wax work and Embroidery, each 90
Drawing 90
Studies in Heads. Crayon and Pastille, 10 90
Oil Painting &c 90
Incidental expenses, fuel &c, for Day Scholars 90
Graduating fee. 90
Board and Tuition to be paid one half in advance
and the other half at the close of the Session.
No deduction made for absence except when the
pupil is confined by sickness weeks in succession
For further particulars address
WM. E. PELL, Principal.
FAYETTEVILLE Sept. l. 1856. HIT
The North-Carolinian., 1856-09-27
FALL IRADE, 1856.
B. F.. Pc A IL G. E

B. F.. E A IL G. e
IS NOW OPENING. a large and desirable Stock OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
consisting in part Of
Black and Coorcd Silks,
English and French MerinOs.
Plain and Fig'd DeLanes. some beautiful patterns,
Black and Fancy Alpacas,
Edgings and Insertings,
Collars and Undersleeves.
Cactus and Whalebonc Skirts,
Jaconet. NainsOok. Swiss and Plaid Muslins,
French, En- ylisil and American Prints,
Cloths and CAssmeres,
Satinetts Jeans and Twccds,
Plads Linseys and kerseys,
Carolina and Marlboro Stripes,
Bleached aud Brown Shirtings and Sheetings,
White and Colored Flannels,
Driflings and Tickngs,
Irish Linens. good assortment,
Linen Table Cloths, Towelings and Napkins,
Shawls, Cloaks and Mant;llas,
Extra quality Bed Blankets.
Ribbons. Belts, Gloves. Hosiery, &c.
ALSO
Hats Caps, Bonnets, Boots. Shoes and Umbrellas;
general assortment of
REA d Y--I1 DE CLOIIITNG,
and every variety in the YANKEE NOTION LINE.
which will be sold at a small advance for CASH,
on time to punctual customers, either at
HHoicsale or ReLaI
All respectfully invited to give call before
purchasing elsewhere.
B. F. PEARCE.
Hay ST., Fayetteville, Sept. l, 1856 l4-tf