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Greensboro Female College.

the oath day of December, 1855. There will
be no vacation in Winter, except a few days for
recreation at Christmas.
All the departments of the Institution are now
supplied with efficient and faithful Professors and
Teachers. The first class has been divided into
two sections, for the accommodation Of those who
desire to prepare for the regular College course
Girls under IA years of age will hereafter be re-
ceived into the Institution. Circulars will be sent
on application, to all persons desiring full infor-
nation in reference to charges, course of study,
&C., &c. T. n. JONES, President.
Dee. Is, 1855. list
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PETERSBURG MARKET.

Wheat IS to 50. Choice lots weuld bring a
few cents more; cotton, the market is firm and
prices have improved, salss at 3! to 81 holders
asking &c for prime; corn, dnll at soc bacon,
sides l24 to 13 shoulders II to III; Va. hog
round l3 to Il; -four, superine 9 @ 81 extra 10
to $l04; family IL to Sl2; Guano-sales making
Sc to S57: ~tobacco-priming p 100 lbs, u to S24 ::
Tugs per 100 lbs. 81 to Al; fair to good leaf, 5 30
to Z so; fine leaf. s to 10 lard, sales of new at 134
to I43 in kegs and barrels herfings, We con-
tinue 10 quote No. i, new cut n. c.. at Il to SIS.
Democrat.
Ian
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WarrentOn Female College.
WARRENTON, n. C.

~ NJ
TTiHE next session of this ISsfftution win CUR
L mence on Wednesday tie 9th Of january,
1886.
A regular and thorough course OF study hasbcen
adopted in order to graduation. In addition TO
the usual English branches, We are prepared 70
give instruction in the Ancient and Modern ian-
guages. In the department of Music, instruction
will be furnished on the Harp, Piano, Melodenn,
Gui ar and in Musical composition and Vocal old
sic. In the department of Fine Arts, every et-
tention is paid to Drawing in all its varieties. Gii
and "recian Painting, Landscape Painting in Cray
on, Wax Work, Embroidery, Fancy Work, &c
The Professors and Teachers win strive to render
their respectived departments highly interesting aEd
improving, and M efforts will be spared to pro-
mote the moral and intellectual welfare of their
pupils. The President and his lady have control
of the domestic department, and will be especially
careful to afford to the boarders every attention
and comfort necessary to render the College 4
pleasant home. The healthfulness Of WaTrcnt"a
and its accessibility render it a safe and conve-
nient place to which persons may send their Chi
dren to acquire an education. Our c argos are as
low as can be afforded in institutions Of similar
advantages.
Payments, enc half in advance aud no dedue-
ton after entrance, except in eases OF rrotracicd
sickness. For particulars, address
TIOS. S. CAMPBELL, Pres't.
WarrentOn, Dee. s., 1855. I'll
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MELON SEED.

Last year was notorious for the Quantity
and quality of that luscious Southern fruit,
Water and Musk Melons, in this section
Those who visited Wilmington, know some
thing about it. Melons nave been raised here
weighing from IS to 55 odd lbs-,he large
kind of Carolina Melons. We have some Of
the seed of these melons (both kinds( to
spare, and will forward to persons wanting
for 81 per pint. Address
G. II. ALEXANDER.
Topsail Sound, N, c., Dec. 3lst, 1855.
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10 Physicians and Druggists.
nRnG STORE FOB SALE

FsSHE Subscriber will sell his Drug Establish
L ment, with all the furniture and fixtures, to-
gether with a Soda Fount and apparatus for ma
king mineral water The location of the store is
on Main street, in the business part of the town
of Washington, N. C. and has become ~efectual-
ly established. The store is large and commo-
dious, being so by % feet, with a large counting
room. There is a lease for 8 years from the Sth of
Nov. 1855, at a very reduced rent, which will be
transferred with the establishment. A young
Physician wishing to engage in the above business
in connection with the practice of medicine, will
find this an excellent opportunity. Address
II. E. HANCOCK,
Washington, n. c.
January /. 1856. 1S=2N
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YADKIN INSTITUTE.

THE sixth session Of this institution will COM
mence January 10th, 1856.
j. K. SPEER. Principal.
S. S. BOHANNON, Assistant.
Miss -, In charge of the Female Department
Miss MARTHA E. H~oLENAN, Assistant.
TUITION, PER TERM OF FIVE MONTHS:
English branches, from S. to $40 90
Latin and French, each ,.........5 90
Music and use of instrument. ....1S 90
Drawing and Painting, eaeh,.....5 90
Board, near the Institute, from S. to 6 90 per mo.
Those educating, or wishing to educate, their sons
and daughters will, on several accounts, find it
both convenient and agreeable to patronize Yadkin
Institute. We have added to our Board Of Instruc-
tioG competent assistants. Mr.. Bohannon has re-
Gently been teaching in Georgia, and has estab.
lished himself as a teacher. Miss Holeman is an
accomplished lady, and well qualified to teach
A thorough scholar will be in charge of the Female
department. Much care will be taken to guard
and develop, moral character. Appropriate and
regular lectures are given. and every necessary
means observed to cultivate the heart. We intend
that none shall leave the institution worse in char
acter than when they entered. For further infor-
nation addresstbe Principal. at Mount Nebp. Yad-
kin county, n. c., or Rev. w. G. Brown, Hamp-
ts~nvils, n. G. 16-Sm
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FRANKLINTON INSTITUTE.
FRANKLIN Co., n. C.

FRANKLIN Co., y. G.
THE Ensuing Term for 1856, will open the 1st
Monday in January. Mr.. & Mrs. DIS. Richard
son, Principals, Mr.. j. Mrs. E. P. Stone, Assistant
Principals, Mrs. R. J. Taylor and Hiss NJ. L.
Towsley, Assistants, respectively of the Male and
Female Departments, which are distinct, occupy
ing separate building in opposite parts of the town.
Mr.. S. is a graduate of Burlington University,
and has been Principal of the Royalton Institute
for several years past. The former friends of Miss
NJ. E.. Stone will recognize her in Mrs. S. Miss 7.
is n graduate of Troy Fem. Sem.
Expenses as formerly, and one half payable in
advance. Catalogues of particulars sent on appli-
cation to the Principal.
D. S.. RICHARDSON.
Dec. I. 1855. H-tl5J.
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SMITH GROVE ACADEMY.

THE next Session of this Institution will com
i mence Oh Tuesday, 18th of January, 1856, I'M
der the care of E. W. Turner.
This Institution is located in one among the
wealthiest and healthiest portions of Davie county,
seven miles northeast of the Court House, on the
public road leading to Clcmmonsville and Salem,
and at the junction of the road leading from Phelps
Ferry to Mocksville. The Academy is within a
quarter of a mile of the mercantile and mechanical
establishments of d. S. & A. Shcek. Those com
ing from a distance, and unacquanted with the vi
cinity, should call at the above named place for
further information. The neighborhood has long
since been noted for the moral and intellectual in
fuences of its citizens, and students are here en-
tirely free from the temptations and demoraIizing
influences Of " dram shops"
BOARD.
Board, washing, rooms, fuel and candles can be
furnished students at the very low price of $3.50
per month. Contingent expenses per session, %
cents. Tuition will be as low a. can be afforded
at any other similar Institution.
/ JONATHAN SMITH, Sec'ry.
Smith Grove p. O., Dec. 80, 1855, 1S-6w,
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MARKET.

by GEO.H. KELLY. Grocer and C,m Merchant.
Turpentine arriving freely at a decline, 50 80 to
80, soft l 30, spirits turp. 3sc; rosin, l to l % tar
l 80; coffee, III to III, 80 bags 90 days; cotton,
s! to I corn meal, 81 to l 05 corn, so to 90c;
Flour, $50 to 9 SUPP: Rice, 81; lime, l IS to 30;
bacon, l34 for hoground, new hams l5c; mess pork
% to 24c; sack salt 81 90 to 4Oc; sugar firm 81 to
lie: Timber dull at 81 to s. Jan. 4. 1856,
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PRICES CURRENT T.
MARKET.

Reported by JORDAN WOMBLE. Grocer.
Flour. per Dbl. S. to s so lard. 13 to IA: butter,
20 to % meal p bush. 60 M 20: corn y bush.
50 IA 50; fodder p hundred 20 a so beeswax,
is to 20 dry hides, 10; white peas 60 to IS
stock nnaS 30 ~ a.
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WANTED.

A Situation as Teacher by n young lady, with
N with some experience graduate of G. F.
College. A situation as Music Teacher is prefer
ed, but q different one would be accepted. Good
references can be given, if desired.
Address A. SFEER,
lS-6t Mt. Nebo. Yadkin co. N. G..
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&a~ Hillsboro' Recorder please copy.

M AXE MALE AND FEMALE ACADEMY.
w This school is beautifully situated in Wake
county, 6 miles south of Raleigh, Immediately up
on the stage line from Raleigh to Fayetteville, one
and a half miles from the Central Railroad.
The peighbot hood is remarkably healthy, moral
and intelligent, and withal, first rate Uoter.
Board may he had in the best families for Sc
per month, including washing, fuel and lights.
The first session will commence the first Thurs-
following rates tuition. viz
Spelling, reading, writing, &c-...".....$l0 60
Higher English. 90
Latin and Greek, per session, ..................i6 90
Tuition paid invariably in advance, or certainly
mt the close of the session.
A high grade of preparatory studies will be a.
dopted. and much pains will be taken for the i'm
provement Of the moral as we'll as the intellectual
faculties Of the students. Those who have sons
and daughters. or wards, 20 prepare for the respon-
sible duties Of life, would do we'll to look to the
claims and advantages of this school.
1t is very desirable that all the students be pre-
sent the first day, though they may enter at any
time. and be charged from the same. Nc deduc-
ton will be made for absence only in cases ofpro-
trac,ed sickness.
As n limited number only can be mmo
had better make early application to the principal,
at Raleigh, N. c.. either in person or by letter.
For further particulars address the principal at
Raleigh. N. G. S. K. TRAWICK, Principal.
Jan. 2. 1856. !9--4tw.
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INSTITUTE,
GRANVILLE co, Y. G.

THE Seventh Session Of this Ic=ti alton viii
commence ON the first Monday in January, lS5J-
Terms, as heretofore. Good Board may TO hsa N
the neighborhood at SIS per month.
JN0. W. BOOTH, Principal.
Dec 10Th 1888 I6-8y-
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D0lnmt {.
OXFORD FEMALE COLLEGE.

THE next session will N on the first
Monday in January, 1856, and close The last Thurs
day in May. Oxford is IL miles from Henderson
Depot For the accommodation of pupils wish
ing to go to Oxford, arrangements have been mats
to have a hack in constant readiness.
The expenses of this Inttitntion, for FIVE months,
one half in advance, are =
For reading, writing, with the first rudimsnt' q
Arithmetic. W
English Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic, y 5e
Higher English,
College classes, without any extra charge FOR 'hs
81
Incidental expenses, per sessien,.~"-"-"--.l "
Extra Expenses.
Music on Piano, $50; use of instrument, 50, 1S 90
Guitar, do. do = W
Oil Painting, SIS and Painting in Water Colors.
Pastel Painting and rellis work, e0oh,....Slh' 20
Embroidery and Wax Work, ach,...-.--..5H 90
Board, including fuel and lights, per month, : 90
Washing. per W
Musical Soirees will be given during each term.
TT GRANDY. Sec'y,
l6-Iy. Beard Of Trustees.
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Johnston Male and Female Academy.

next session will ommenc on the first
Monday in January, 1856, which will be the
seventh day Of the month. The Trustees are tru-
ly grateful for the liberal patronage which has
been bestowed upon the schoolduring tho present
session, and would most respectfully solicit a
continual IN of the same feeling confident that
no institution of the kind, offers greater facilities
for the same expense.
The department, as well az the superintendent
of the whole, will be under John w. Stuart, Esq,
who has been engaged several years in teaching
with great success q part Of the time connected
with Randolph Macon College as Principal of the
Preparatory department, which, we are informed
by the Faculty, he conducted with eminent abili-
ty, and left with ths regrets of all concerned.
The female school will be under the direction of
Miss Flora Graham, who is q North CarOlinian by
birth and education, and consequently, identified
with us in interest and fe cling. She is a FIRST
HONOR graduate OF one of the best female colleges
in the State, the President of which, in speaking
of her says, She is one of the best scholars |
ever knew, and | would esteem any man fortunate
who could secure her services az a teacher too
high o character | could not give her" Instruc-
ton from such teachers, as well as the cheapness
of board and tuition, are advantages which should
not be overlooked by persons who have children
to educate. Young men will he prepared for the
advanced classes in college, or for the business
walks Of life young ladies will have a fine oppor-
tunity to acquire a superior edheatfon, both social
and ornamental.
The Academy is situated in a healthy and gree
able community, Is miles South of Raleigh.
Pupils will be received any time during the ses-
sion, and charged from the time they commence.
No deduction will be made unless in case uf pro-
tracted illness.
The terms per session, of 5 months, are as fol-
lows:
Tuition in the Primary branches, ......""....$IO 90
do do higher o.....-..----...l co
EXTRAS.
Latin, Greek and French, or citbcr....--....4 90
Music, Piano included, 90
Drawing and Water Painting, 90
Oil W
Board can be had at from Sc to 81 80 per month.
TRUSTEES.
B. II. ToNLISsoN, w. D. TURNER,
A. J. LEACH, SETH WooDALL,
Rev. T. GARRARD, SIMON SMITH.
Leachburg. n. c., Dec. 25, 1855. 1s-6w
SUNDRIES.
WE have in store and will sell at lowest market
rates:
5000 sacks Jeffrey and Darcy L. B. Salt
1000 do G.. A. do.
100 bbls. Refined Crushed Sugar;
100 do Coffee;
so boxes Loaf do.
200 bags Rio Coffee
500 boxes Pale Soap
$50 do Brown do;
100 do Chemical Olive Soap;
$50 bbls N. C. Gross Herrings;
$50 do do Cut do.
Brooms, Buckets, Wrapping Paper, Irvine, Su
gar Boxes, Yeast Powders, Olive Oil, Chocolate
Candle Moulds, Adamantine and Sperm Candles
together with all Articles TO be found in q whole
sale Grocery.
A. NJ. McPHEETERS, & Co.,
No. 6, ROANOKE SQUARE,
Norfolk, Va.
va Particular attention given to sales {
Flour and N. C.. produce generally. Orders fO
Lines, Guanos, DC, filled at lowestprices.
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M ANTED.-By the author of Familiar Chem
w ical Letters, published in this paper, an ap-
pointment as Professor of Chemistry or in any
other capacity where his knowledge of Chemistry.
Botany and Geology, would be of service. Let
ters addressed to DIR. TAFT Murphy, Taylor's Bridge,
Sampson county, N. c. will be forwarded to adver-
User. 12-tf
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AsBURY MALE SCHOOL.
CO-PARTNERSHTP.

ID F. PESCUD. having this day formed a Co.
j. . Partnership with his brother-in law. Geo.
w. Calling, late of Gates county, N. c., will con-
tinue to conduct the Wholesale and Retail Drug
Business under the firm OF PESCUD & GATLING.
We contemplate in a short time charging and
improving our store, and shall keep a much larger
stock of articles in our line than heretofore. which
with orr increased facilities. justify rs in Offering
to our friends and the pablo generally unusually
inviting Inducements.
We ere pleased to inform our friends and custo-
mers that we have secured the valuable services of
Mr.. Charles G.. Scott, for FIVE or six years with
Williams K Haywood. and late of The firm of Hav
wood 4 Scott; who. with our former assistant. Mr..
JOS. L. Ward, will unite with rs in attending
promptly TO their wants. on the most favorable
terms. at all hours Of the dav and night.
Onr store will he closed on the Sabbath. hut Mr..
Scott or Wari will be in attendance to erecmte for
the a'ek only. and th"is asxgndants will please ring
the alarm hell.
Our accounts will he presented for on
the lst july ard January of each year, unless
terms ore sne"ifed with the purchaser,
P.F. PESCUD, GEO. w. GATLING.H'
so
$20.O 600 WANTED.
A Ii persons indebted to the undersigned by
n bond or account are noio nfectionateiy ap-
pealed TO for navment, as his old business must be
closed without delay. P. F. PESCUD.
FRESH GARDEN sEED-Thc subscribers
are expecting TO receive this morning their
stock Of Foreign and American Garden and Grass
Seed. which is mneh larger, and more varied than
any previous supply.
They are prepared to execute orders from mer-
chants. in any part of the State. on the most fa-
vornhle terms. and will allow them the privilege of
returning all unsold by the 18th June.
Families wishing seed. will please send their or
ders while our stock is full. All onr seed are war
ranted fresh and genuine. and among them are
some new and splendid varieties.
PESCUD & GATLTNG.
Druggists and Seedsmen.
Raleigh, N. c,
Jan. 3. 1855. 49,
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CEILING OFF AT COST FOR CASH. As We
- intend winding up eur Business in a shorttime,
the remainder of our Winter Clothing will be sold
at cost for Cash. Those who have not supplied
themselves would do we'll to examine our stock.
KING & BIGGS.
Raleigh, Jan. 2, 1856, I9-3tw.
p 5. All those Indebted to us will please call Ut
sn0HsSS close their ~esssunts, BY cash or pSte.
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WANTED

TWO young ladies of considerable experience
in teaching in Female schools of high grade, one
in the highest branches of English, the other in
Music, are desirious of lobtaining situations. They
would prefer Ia be in the SAM institution, ard
would be willing to be- employed in the conduct Of
a school. either prias ate or under the control of
Trustees.
.,nlos1;sa Z Address A. ii. German,
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Jan. 3. 1885,
ROUND HILL FEMALE ACADEMY
ORANGE COUNTY N G.

TIFF next session will commence on the 18th of
January, and continue five months. under the di-
rection of the same teacher, Miss Patty Duty, of
Oxford, N. C. This academy is situated in a NOR
al, refined and intelligent community, surrounded
with churchss of different denominations and is
about twelve miles from Durham's Station on the
Central Rail Road. Any person in the lower
counties wishing to send their daughters up the
country to find a good School and q healthy sec
ton, will do well to send to Round Hill Academy.
This being the Sth session of my school. / am
proud to say. that it has given general satisfaction.
My present teacher is not to be surpassed in any
of the Academies in the State as a good manager
of young ladies. Her performance on the Piano
and Guitar ia eonal IN any
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TERMS OF
Per Session of Fire M0nthS.)

per Session Of Flee Months.)
Reading, Writing and Arithmetic, .........$6 90
The higher English ranches, ......$S and 10 90
Lessons Piano, with use of instrument.....15 90
Lessons on Guitar 90
Board can be had in good families, in less than
one mile of the Academy, for S. and Sc per
month. As I have trr-Teaeher boarding in my
family. I will take 10 or IL young 'fadies at Sc 90
per month, no extras. The session closes on the
18th June next. at which time a public examina-
ton will take place. For further information
write me at Round Hill, Orange county. N. C.
D. {. PARISH.
Jan. 4. 1856 80
VI. Hillshoro' Recorder please COPY.
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NEW BOOKS.

GgoVFREY MoScroS, or THE FAIrHLEsS GuAa-
DIANA highly interesting aRd brilliant novel,
by the gifted authores Of "Roughips it ia the
Bush" e.. We biskly recommend At to all lovers
of romunce, aud feel sssrrea thpt tney will be ar-
ply repaid fox tbelime spent in its perusal. Bril-
liant nashSs Of VIZ and gensGs adotn its pages.
aud tho pure. chaste aud elegant language which
characterize the entire WORK, cannot fail to excite
AdmiratioE and pleasure. We heartily wish this
iutercsdng work success. Published by De Wit
A Daveppert, 1870 and le2, Nassau street, New
York. Fer sale by ". l.. PoMEROY, Raleigh
where all the nevess publications sf the day eaI
6e bad.
re- We nave received several other works from
the same source. ybcb we viii notice next week.
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REcEPTIoE OF THE MESSAGE IN CONGRESS.
In the House Of Representatives, on Mon
day, there WAS q lively aud IL stirring time
with reference to the Presidents message
Debate was ipdnlged, when the House refus-
ed to have the piessage read 1.-THE ground
having been assumed by several gentlemen
that II could not be received unit, sftel an
organization shall have been efecied)-yeas
81. uays 10 and the whole subject wa
ihen laid . ,ne table hy four majority
Tia House pdjOuRsA til wednesday.
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ELBA MALE
HALIFAX co. n. G..
FORTUNE!!

nUPLICATING and impression paper fur wi
~ ting without pen OF ink, and for copying en-
broderies, &c, &c. With the above paper You
can write on paper, wood. marble and cloth with
out pen or ink, can copy embrodierics, leaves,
flowers, letters, patterns, &C.. without injury to
tue articles copied. Done up in packages Of four
sheets. Price % cents ! package, or the right Tor
making it for 81. Also, the art snd mystery u
making money. For 81, will serd insiructi,n rs
by which from $500 to 10000 can be made arIn-
ally wish from $50 to 500 capital. Toach but tho
fountain with the magic wand Of determination,
while you adhere 10 my Instructions.
Address J. BOGUS,
1S-tf Box 80, Concord. NC.
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JOB PRINTING
Neatly e1eeutea at this Office
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TOWNSVILLE
Male and Female Academies.
OXFORD FEMALE SEMINARY.

FFNHE Next Session will m on Thursday
l. the 10th of January, 1856, and close on the
first Friday in the following June. Pupils will be
admitted at any time, and charged from the time
of entering to the close of the session yet it is
very desirable for every pupil to be present at the
beginning of the session.
SAM'L. L. VENABLE, Principal.
Oxford, Dec. 25th, 1855. lS-2t.
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WILSON MALE INSTITUTE.
WILSON. N. c.

WILSON, N. c..
THE Next Session will ommen tho second
Monday in January.
Professor J.. F. Keenan,, Principal, aided by q
corps of able Assistants.
The Trustees, in placing this Institute under the
conduct of Prof. keenan,, a gentleman of the high
est reputation for scholarship and of enlarged ex-
perience in his profession, entertain the most fat
tering prospects of its success.
Wanted, for the Institute, the services of q
thorough English and Mathematical teacher, who
will receive as compensation 35 per. cent. on the
revenue of the school.
Address j. F. Keenan,, with testimonials.
Dec. Is, 1855. 1876
TOWNSVILLE
Male and Female Academies.
Rev. W. Il. VAN EATON, IN. Principal.
Miss SARAH R. FRosT, in charge of the Female De-
%artmen
Miss RoCIHpA J. DoUGHERTY, in charge of the
Musical Department..
OUR next session will open on Wednesday the
" I'd of January.
Tuiti on varies from s to $12 so
EXTRAS French and Drawing, each........5 90
Painting in Oil COlors, 90
Contingent expenses.
Music, with use of the Instruments. 90
Board at the regular boarding houses 81 80 per
week.
No deduction will be made for absence except in
cases of prutracted sickness. 16-6n
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w. H. C~UNNINGGIM, in charge Of the Male
department,
Miss S. ABBlE Smith, in charge of the Female
department.