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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-12-10
PETERSBURG MARKET.
Carefully Corrected by
B r O w N l. Il Y & II OK S

BROW NLEY& HICKS.
Grocers and Commission Merchants.
ToBAcco-The receipts of lew tobacco have in
creased in the past few days and we notice a decline
in prices of that description. New primings 4a54
Lugs 6 a 81, Leaf a Il old il very scarce and
commands from S12al7 for Lugs and Leaf.
WHEAT. We notice an active demand With an
Improvement in; prices prime white 158, choice red,
| so
Corrosive quote sales at IL a liz; the receipts
ARE moderate.
CoRN-Isi liz fair demand at 7Scts.
BACoN-This article is lower, prime shoul ders
0a94, sides 10 n 11cts.
GUANo-Stock Light, $751; a $50.
GUNNY BAGGING.-The SUPPLY is fair, sales made
to day at 90.
MACKEREL-Scarce and high for No 3 HASH.
Passive quote Black Eye at goa $1,00.
BEASs-Are in dSmand at 100 a $50 for Navy.
CLOVER SEED Stock small, sales of Good New
seed at 10 a l04.
SALT.~The demand continues steady at $50 for
L. p. fine in lots.
MoLAssEs-Stock and transactions light, we
quote N. o. so a 81, P. R. so a 55, Portland Syrup
43 a As.
RICE-We quote firm at 6.
SuGAR-The stock Of Sugar on hand at this
time is very light for the season. Holders firm
and the demand steudy for the season.
Dnn e l
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ENHE subscriber offers SO acres ofland, most of
l. which is in the corporate limits ofthe Town.
On it are many good springs of excellent water,
many beautiful sites for building and quarries
of superior building granite about half of it is
heavily timbered. 1t will be divided in lots to suit
purchasers.
lie offers for sale also a house and lot on the
Main Street. One Of the best stands for business
in Henderson. 1t has a 2 story house with 2 Chin
neys. The lot is 80 feet wide on the street, giving
ample room for a large store house.
he would also sell a house. and lot adjoining the
above, having a 2''story building with a good cellar,
now occupied as a saddler's shop.
Persons wishing to go into business in Hender-
son woull do well to make early application to P.
W. Wyehc, who is fully authorised to sell any or
all of the above lands andlpta.
WILL. E. WYCHE.
November 81 1855. lift
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Fer the Shirt Of the 40,

On the 25th Of December, instant, there
will be a meeting held at the late residence
of Matthias Smith, adjoining John II. Smith
and others, in Stanly county, for the purpose
of selecting u place for a church-throwing
Randle's and Zor churches together. The
citizens Of the neighborhoods interested are
invited to'attend. Rev. w. G. Clark, and
others, will speak on the occasion.
J. +. SWA RINGEN, Sec.
STANLY COUNTY, Dec. l, 1856.
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NOTICE.

Il aving taken out letters of administration upon
II the estate of Augustus Weldon, at Novem-
Der term. 1855, of Wake County Court, this is to
notify all persons having claims against my mites
tate to present them within the time prescribed by
law, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of tn ir
recovery. All persons indebted to said ~intestate
will make immediate payment If they desire to
save cost CALVIN JORDAN, Admir-.
November, 18th 1915. l4-6t
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WILMINGTON MARKET.

Reported by GEO. n. hELLEY & BRO.
GRoCERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Naval stores, soft turpentine 2 10, hard l so !;
spirits turp. 40; rosin Ito a l ~ common tar,
ST. IS salt sack, 95; timber So TO SO 90 -four
supr. Z so a family S 90 corn IS 400 butter % to
80; peal Is to so bacon, II hoground, IS "a
hams coffee, rio IL to 124; laguayra Is to IA; ja-
va 16 to II, St. Domingo II a u; sugars loaf
Is, crushed 90 a Is; G Yellow Ii a 90, A coffee
90 a II, brown IL a 123; molasses hid. 90 a Al,
Dbl. 81 lime 1 % to l 35 COW peas 80 to l 90;
oats 90 to 40c.; cotton he TO 13 lard Is; rice,
4 per cask, cleaned tallow candles I6 to Is, ada.
Is to 80, sperm IS to So. Dec. 6.
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OAK HILL ACADEMY.
GRANVILLE co. n. G..

he Subscriber having resigned the Principal
4 ship of South Lowell Academy, and settled at
Oak Hill, will open his school on the 18th of jan
uary 1857.
A strict watch will be kept over the morals of
those committed to his charge, but no sectarian
doctrines incuhcated. Exempt from indictments
to dissipation, within a mile of a Presbyterian
and a Methodist Church, in a healthy section of
the State, and surrounded by an intelligent, refn-
ed and moral people, Oak Hill presents many ad-
vantages to young men preparing for College, or
the usual avocations of life. Thankful for the ex-
tensive patronage received both from Va. and ".
O." no solicits a continuance of the same. 6tran-
gers coming by public conveyance, will stop at
Henderson Depot, on the Raleigh and CASTOR
4. T.. whore conveyances can be procured to Oak
Hill, ID miles west of Oxford. Several families a
the place are prepared to board Students. Board
IS S45 per session Of 5 months, and Tuition ir
English and Classics $50. For circulars address
J. P. BAGBY, Prancipal and Professor.
December 2, 1856. O49-2mpd. 15-1m.
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7. R. FENTRESS,
2I3NgIAE1Y TAILOR,

DA-I1N5
S now prepared to offer to the community o
i splendid assortment of Goods, consisting Of
Cloths, CIsimeres and Vestiugs, in eve Y respect
suitable for gentlemen. | think it unnecessary to
specify the different colors of cloths or the quail
ty. Suffice it to say, | have every thing that is
usually kept in a regular tailoring establishment,
all of which shall be cut and made in the manner
q gentleman ought TO wear.
| have lately returned from the North, having
been prevented from going at the usual time by
sickness in my family. l have unexpectedly had
the advantage of buying at q much cheaper rate
than formerly, and can sell goods much cheaper
than heretofore. Indeed, / intend TO sell cheaper
than any body else and therefore ! solicit calls
from my friends and customers generally, and
from the members Of the Legislature in particular.
Visitors TO the City of Raleigh viii please cali
on me, and L will certainly give them good bar
gains, either in clothing of my own manufacture
or in that ready made as / am receiving a large
assortment Of clothing of the best kind, and for
furnishing goods none can be found cheaper.
l also have q large assortment of Fancy Goods.
which L will sell at a small profit, consisting Of
Gentlemen's Robes, Fancy ShawlS, Cravats. Gloves
and every thing in the line Of a gentlcman's wear
except boots and hats. Ny stock is too large 10
enunerate, and you will please call and examine
for yourselves, az you will be the bes' isdge.
Call at the we'll known house, No. Is, Fayette
vile street, shore you will find cheap bargains foT
your CASH; as [ wish to do a cash business for
the future. Ny terms have heretofore been six
months credit but it is impossible for me to con
duct business on this plan, as have to meet my
pay mcnts regularly every ninety days.
Those indebted 70 me at home or at a distance
will please call and settle their accounts, many OF
which have been standing a long time. I have
made this call on my friends through the press
and by letter and it has not been responded to-
Please attend to this appeal, as my business can
not be conducted on the credit system any longer
Ireturn my thanks to a generous community
for past custom and l shall endeavor TO merit. a
continuance of favor. I. r. FENTkESS.
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NOTICE.

GTRAYED from my premises on the 18th inst,
- in Nash county, near Castalia P. o., two young
bay Mules,a mare andhorse. They were seen to pass
through Louisburg with yokes on. will give ten
dollars and pay the expense of feeding to any per-
son whe will take them up and inform of the same.
WIN. II. HARRISON.
Nov. 81, 1856. 13-tf
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NJ ANTED a Teacher well qualified to teach
w the english language entire-well recom-
mended as Tutor fer Yadkin Institute; session to
commence about the 10th of Jan'y.
Address the President of Yadkin Institute at
Mount Nebo, n. c.
November, 1856. 1876
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RIDGEWAY SELECT
MALE SCHOOL

II next session will commence Monday the
5h ofJanuary 1857, and close on Friday the Goth
Of May following. Terms as heretofore. Those
wishing to patronize the School would greatly
promote the progress of pu ills by sending them on
the first day. Address,
VIM. II. BASS,
Ridgeway, Warren Co, N. c.
Nov % 1870 d0-tf
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FAYETTEVILLE MARKET.
FrOD1 lie " ObserrerV

Bacon II a 10 coffee, Rio, ID a Ia, Laguay-
ra Is cotton, IL a II according to quality; -four
Sc a 6 Is according to quality wheat, l 10; corn
50 a 90 G; oats 40 a45 peas IS a 70 hydes dry,
10 a 90; green, 4 as; iron, swedes, 6 a En-
glish, 0 a 5; lard, 10; lead 81; molasses As a SO
nails 5fa5i; salt, Liverpool sack, L5O a / sc; sugar,
loaf Ii, crushed 10 a 133, New Orleans 10 a II, St.
Croix and Porto Rico II tallow, II a II; tobac-
60 manufactured, 8 a Is; white lead, SCI a 81
window glass s by 10. 24 a d 10 by II, q; yell
low dip turpentine, 2 10, scrapea so spirits s4e.
Dee q.
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M NJ. COOK, TAKESrHIS MgTuol. N,

w NJ. COOK, TAKESTHIS NETIDl IN
w forming bis frienis and customers. iii DC
has received his Fail and Winter stock 81 Dry
Goods, Groceries. Hardware aud CItlerr consist
ing, in part, Of Cofee. Suear, Brown. cru,..ri ana
Clarified Black ami green Tea; Bacon. Is.a.
Meal, Candles, Adamantine and Talias Sseura
Allan and Liverpool Salt Fine Tabsc4o aal q
CARS, Also a lot Of Miles fne EJois. Shoe, and
Caters, both for gentlemen and Ladies wear: and
a great many other articles too tedious T. i~cersign :
all Of which viii b sold low for cash.
This establishment is the same ecentlyoceapieH
by Beckwith Il Clayton, On Fascttcyille street,
opposite Lawrence's Hotel.
Raleigh, Nov. s. 1865. lief.
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stbooI 9Obuiisements.
RALEIGH HIGH Fl O

THE Subscriber proposes to open a High School,
in the City of Raleigh, early in january next.
Having spent four years in the University of
Virginia, and had several years experience in
teaching, he hopes by unremitting diligence and
attention to the boys committed to his care, to
Justify the confidence with which he may be favored.
His object viii be to prepare boys thoroughly for
College. or for the practical business of life. He
viii give instruction in the Greek and Latin Clas-
sizes, in the mathematics, in Ancient and Modern
History, in Moral Philosophy and in the Modern
Languages. The School will be conducted on
Christian principles, and particular attention paid
to the moral department of the pupils.
There viii be a Preparatory Department in the
School for the younger boys.
The Subscriber has testimonials of his character
and competency from the Faculty of the Universe
ty of Virginia, and is permitted to refer to the Rev.
DIR. W. E. McGufey, Professor S.. Maupin, NJ.
Schele deVere, and Gessner Harrison, of that Uni
versity to the Rev. J. NJ. P. Atkinson, of Winch
ester, Va; to the Rev. Joseph NJ Atkinson, Ii. D.
Turner, c. W. Benedict, Charles Dewey and Quen.
tin Bushee, Esquires, of Raleigh,
The School will be held in the Lecture room Of
the Presbyterian Church.
Terms for session of FIVE months:
English studies alone,............ $12 so
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-12-10

Dyspeptics, Read! The Oxygenated Bit
ters have proved more successful than all 9TH
or remedies known, in cases of Dyspepsia and
General Debility. Those who doubt this
statement car find ample proof in one trial
of the medicine.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-12-10
OXFORD GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
OXFORD, Nc.
j. II. HORNER, PRINCIPAL.

j. II. HORNER, PRINCIPAL.
I. J. HORNER, ASSISTANT.
JIlIIE next session opens the second Monday
( in January.
The number of pupils will be limited.
Application must be made in advance, sta
ting the age AMI degree Of advancement Of
the applicant, and also what school he last
attended.
Board and Tuition, as heretofore, Seventy
five dollars, per session, payable in advance.
Oxford n. g. Noy. 26th. 1856. LID
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COTTAGE OAKcFEMALE SEMI
NARY.

TEyHE Misses Finney take this method of
informing the public, that the exercises
Of their school will be resumed on the 1st Mnnd y
in January, at the residence Of their late Father,
DR.. c. Finney.
The location is healthy, and in decidedly one of
the most pleasant neighborhoods in lower Virginia.
In this pleasant retreat, the students are enabled
to pursue their studies, free from the objections
inseparable from a residence in a town or village,
| and. with bat little to divert their attention, or
tempt them to extravaganza or trlyollty. The
Seminary, is however, sufficiently near to churches
of four different denominations, to enable the
students, under the care of one Of the teachers, to
attend Divine service nearly every Sabbath. The
course Of study adopted in this school is extensive,
and. whilst the more ornamental branches are not
neglected, every effort is made to impart q thorough
knowledge Of the more solid and useful-those,
which in after life, viii enable the alumni of the
school to discharge the duties of their respective
stations, with pleasure to their friends, and credit to
themselves. Students will be received any time,
not however for q less period than five months, and
no deduction will be made for lost time, except in
cases of protracted sickness. The government of
the school is mild and parental, whilstits rules are
enforced with frmness and impartiality. Every
possible care win be taken to secure the health of
the students. The school is within s miles Of a
Railroad Depot, at Suffolk, Virginia.
Terms per session of 5 months
$45 90
Advanced 80
Junior S,5U
French, Latin, Drawing and Painting each, 5,G0
Music on Piano, with use Of instrument. 20, 90
incidental 90
Ornamental needle work, gratis
Payable one half in advance each session. For
further particulars see Catalogue, or address the
Misses Finney, BARRIERS Y Roads, Isle Of Wight
County, Virginia.
December 1st 1856. 15-2m
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UNUSUAL CHANCE.

UNUSUAL CHANCE.
FNHOSE wishing to engage in leg innate and
i very rroftab G business, readily understood,
lin fact a trade from which q fortune could be re-
allied in almost any section Of the country, suitable
for the Farmer. Mechanic or Merchandise cost
comparatively ~triaing-the very thing to connect
with every store throughout the entire country, in
order to ell leisure time profitable. Very many
have availed themselves Of the chance, and are do.
ing well.-The opportunity is still open. For par.
ticular address, with stamp enclosed"
GEO. A. ANDREW S & co,
Nov. Is. NewYork City.
l4-2m.
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HUMOROUS BOOKS.

The Comic Miseries Of Human lite.
Pluribastah-A Song that's by no A"rhar, PIE
pared by Q X. Ptjlauder Docs.i,ks, =. r.
The Widow Bed0tt's Papers.
The SparroTgraSs Papers.
Also, the Georgia Scenes, Mi. Jones Coar.slip.
Simon Suggs, and many o;hers.
For Snle by W I. POIEEOY.
Raleigh. Sept. ,. 1856. l.
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PRICEsC UR r
RALFTGH MARKET

Reported by JORDAN WoNBLE, Grocer.
Flour, per Dbl. 7 90 al 25; lard, IA to Is; butter,
20 to 25 meal p bush. 50 "a 90; corn p bush.
Is a so fodder u hundred 80 q 81; beeswax,
Is to 20 dry hides, 10; white peas 20 to so
took peas, 20 to 10; bacon Il a IA tallow, 10.
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BOOKS! BOOKs-AT AUCTION.

BUChO. BUUAO-AI AUOIIUN.
Z WILL sell at my Store, Fayetteville ST.,
/ an extensive collection of NE " BOOKS,
embracing many works of S'antard Literary
merit, Family and Pc ;ket Bibles, Letter, Cap
and Bill Paper, &C., &c.
The sale will be continued each evening,
at 7 O'Clock, until the. whole stock is disposed
of. The public attention is respectfully So
licited. J. j. LITCHFORD, Auc'r.
Dec. 9, 1856. 15-1t
APPLICATION VIII be made to the pres
GA ent Legislature IN. c., for an act to in
corporate a Town at Carolina Female Col
lege. l5-3t
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THE DAISY A

by the author OF RefclIfe. just receiyedand
for srle by W. L. POMEROY.
Raleigh, Sept. 2, 1855. l.
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W A NTS,


"ANTED.-A Gentleman of Classical Edu-
w cation, who has experience in teaching, to
take chare of the Male Academy at Henderson, at
its next session, commencing the lst Monday in
January. The gross receipts of this school have
been over q thousand dollars a year. and they bid
fair to increase largely. None need apply but a
thorough scholar.
PRO. E. A. JONES.
Pres Board Trustees.
Henderson, n. c. Nov.22, 1856. 14-4w
WANTED. so active young men. in every
Town and County in the United States, to engage
in a business easy, honorable aud desirable, that
will pay easily Ito persevering and energetic young
r1en4from SIS to $125 per month. Enclose to
my address 25cents, and I will send full particu-
lars, with all necessary Instructions. by return
mail. CHI. TRAMP,
Portsmouth, Va.
November 81, 1886. 4t-pd
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MANUFACTURING.
SchIOSS Brother & TO-.

TAKE pleasure in announcing to he ~citi.5rs .
Raleigh, vicinity and the public in -euHsai. ina;
they have changed their irn, hy taking III 2 Part
ner, Mr.. NJ. GRAUSWAN. who will hereafter carry
on the CLOTHING AND GENTS FURNISHING
STORE in all its branches. iii orders will
receive strict attention. ANY garment sent fer
will be finished and forwarded to is tesarasion
within $ days.
All sizes of Coats, Pants. Nests. etc. constantly
kePt up by our original &sTebanf Tsiiaf Tsfai-
lishment of Joseph Schloss1 Bfptaer. corner Of
Light and Mercer Streets. Raltign.rc. III.
Our Dry Goods shall aud must he susa soon. as
We are anXious Ia make onr store .
REGULAR CLOTHING HOUSE.
Call AMI get Day Goods at Cyst, bc.,g, We
send them of - Auction Houses.
SCHLOSS. BROTHER & Ga.
Raleigh, Oct. >, 1855. to
GURE For cANCRR-For the f.ra.-o I'll de-.
" ~strayins. or removing, tie mofb.i PARIS e all
cancerous tum tTs, whicd i Is aA-a'a f. assarv
to 10. before the Canoe can ue tiral aa e. ress-
ed activity of the liberated part ua- Is rT 3ucei,
to promote the absorption ~ a separation ~ the
morbid part.
For the reduced price IF iFe &ilas-: s,1 send
either a recipe. or a y aster with fail 5re-,. a,.
Adiress n. MORTON. IN, Story Point. Alex
ander County, NC.
Oct. 18th. 1855 2n
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Oct. s. 1851.
FOR ONLY 81.

FOR Only 81.
! the receipt Of 81, vii be mailed t. any per
son a recipe Of y remedy for Horses. while
suffering with Bolts or Gruhs, which was never
known to fail to give ease in tier greatest agony.
if given in time. Many valuable horses hay. been
saved from IN u~ntiElely death by t;ts remedy. and
if given as advised. and it fails, the money sill b
refunded No person who has a bore Should la
without this recipe. Other remedies i'll - added,
which will be conducive to health and thrift. aua q
great preventive of ~distempe-, which horses ar,
subject to. Address the y. NJ. Of New iliE p. ..
Wake county. y. G.
MAY II. 1856 Stan
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Tolloway's Ointment and Pills certain
Remedies for Bad Legs and Old Wounds
Alfred Goslet, aged q, was for nine years
afflicted with an a~wfully bad leg, there were
several wounds in it, which defied all doctors,
skill and ingenuity to heal. lie tried a varie-
ty Of remedies but was not benefited by the
sane. At last he was persuaded to have re-
course to H~Glloway's Ointment and Pills, these
remedies quickly effected a very favourable
change, and by continuing them unremitting-
ly for three months, his les was completely
cured, and his general health thoroughly es-
tablished.
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PHYSICIANS

VIII find 4 select Stock of surgicalinstruments,
Pare Chemicals, Extracts, Magnetic Machines.
Trusses, Supporters, sc, Sc. PhsrnaceGtical
Preparations will receive great attention, Une Of
the firm being g graduate at the Philadelphia
College Of Pharmacy. The process Of displacement
is used to a great extent in the preparation Of Tine
lures, Isyrups, ard Fluid Extracts, a~foTdins more
elegant and efficient articles, ensGriug a thorough
exhaustion Of the material, avoiding { e injurious
effects Of heat &c. All other preparations will be
made strictly according to recent improvements in
Pharmacy.
Dir. F. a. Wake will supervise the filing Of al
orders for Uedicines, Chemicals, and SargieaE asd
Dental Instruments, an additional guaranty Tor IL
proper execution of all favors from our medt#
friends. SANTOS, WALKE& O.
FLOUR FLOUR!
I1ARRANTED Family Flour. @
II the Masonic Lodge. a
w. W. VIC ~
Raleigh, Nov. II, 1856.
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American PAPERS IN LoNDoN.-An %intelli-
gent gentleman at Washington suggests the
propriety of establishing an American press
in the city of London. The idea is an excel
lent one, and it might be followed up with
advantage by some capable, enterprising and
spirited journalist. Both sides would be ad-
vantaged-the American people as well as
the British. The patronage on both sides
the water would be liberal, while almost ev-
cry American resident in Europe, would glad
ly avail himself of such an exponent, organ
and champion.
Ray- Some editors says that the destiny OF
the world often hangs on the smallest %trifles.
4 little milf between Chas. Bonaparte aud
his love Letitia might have broken off a mar
riage which gave birth to Napoleon and the
battle of Waterloo. To which the Chicago
| Adeeytiser says Yes, that is the fact
Suppose a %"little milf bad taken place be
.ween Adam and Eve? What then!
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MOUNT VERNON
Male and Female Seminary

caafge.
The new building for the male Department,
handsomely located within a convenient distance
of the mineral Spring, will be completed by the
opening ofthe next session, sufficiently commodi-
Gus to accommodate a hundred young men.
The Female Academy viii be repaired and made
entirely comfortable.
Ample accommodations for boarding yonng la.
dies viii be afforded by Rev. 7. S. Yarboro, who
viii be Proprietor of the Rouse now occupied
by a. B. Marsh, Esq, devoted exclusively to that
purpose.
Board for young men can be obtained in the vii
lage and within convenient distance Of the Acade-
my. Board in both departments, including fuel
lights and washing, &c, IS or less per month.
1t is very important for all to be present at the
opening Of the session, though pupils viii be ad.
mitted at any time, and charged from date of en-
trance. No deductions made unless in cases Of
protracted illness. One hall the tuition and Board
required in advance.
Nov. 10Th, 1856. 14-St.