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NEW BOOKS FOR AGENTS.
SOLD ONLY BY SUBSCRIPTION.

w ANTED.-AN AGENT IN EVERY COUNTY to en-
w gage in the sale of THREE NEW WORKS, beautiful
ly illustrated, entitled 6 MONUMENT TO THE MEMORY
OF HENRY CLAY giving complete and reliable Bogra-
ply HENRY CLAY his most able and important Speech
and also fifteen Eulogies and orations delivered at
of his death subscription price, 81 90; THE LAND WE
LIVE IN: OR, TRAVELS AND ADVENTURES IN NORTH
DOMESTIC MEDICINE containing over 900 large
vo pages price 81 co. Circulars giving full information
with Terms to Agents, sent application. Address,
DUANE RULISON, Publisher,
No. 33 S. Third ST., Philadelphia Pa.
Aug 20. 5-6meOw.
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MARRIED..

the 18th inst the Front Street Methodist Episcopal
Church. by Rev. DR.. Deems, Mr. CHARLES E. WELSH, OF
Baltimore, to Miss ELIZA c., daughter of Mr.. Thomas L.
Holden, of this city.
By the Rev. C. H. Alexander, Sunday evening" the 18th
August at the residence of Mr. Weaver, Trumpeter,
New Hanover County, Mr.. ALEXANDER CASTEEN, to
Miss MELISSA CHADWICK, all of said County
In Duplin County, the 18th inst, by Jesse Swnson
Esq, Mr.. ROBERT BARWICK to Miss SUSAN, daughter
of Curtis Budd, Esq
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NoTE.-Rver Lumber Tar, and Turpentne, sold in the
water subject to the expense of landing inspection
cooperage &C., say lumber 80 cents to 81 F M Tar and
Turpentine about 10 q IA cents bb-and naval stores,
when brought u Railroad about the expenses are in
| curred.-*F For virgin mixed Turpentne deduction
of one-ffth the price of yellow dip,
to quality,
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
FOR THE WEEK ENDING AUGUST 18TH, 1853.

The daily reports of the operations generally show but
little business going in this market in the produce line,
except in the articles under the head of Naval Stores Both
the crude and article have in slowly
and prices, it will be seen, have further advanced.
TuRPENTINE-Has been taken about fast arrived,
and we up the sales of the week ended thday at
follows
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Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON. NORTH CAROLYN

ARRIVED.
Aug II Steamer John Dawson, Johnson, from Averys-
boro to Petteway Pritchett
Steamer Fanny Lutleroh Elder from Fayetteville, to A.
13steamer Spray Price, from smithvile, to A. H. Van
Aug. ls-steamer Flora Mcdonald Hurt, from Fayette.
Schr J. c. Manson, Rabon from Shaotte to Anderson
Savage with naval stores:
Murray & Peacock with mdze.
schr. R. W. Brown Derrickson from New York to A. D.
Steamer Black River Dickrey from Fayetteville D. A.
Lamont
Brown tn ballast.
schr Dolphin, Hill, I'm Newbern, to D. A. Lamont; with
l6.-steamer Rowan McRae, from Fayetteville to A. E.
u NJ Steamer Spray, Price, from smthvlle, to A. H.
Aug. l6-scbr. Mary Abigail, Brown, from Lockwood s
| Folly to Willard Curtis with naval stores.
Schr Agnes H. Ward Casters, from Little River to Ran
kin Martin; with naval stores.
Schr PEARL Mcclellan, from Lockwood's Folly Ander-
| son Savage; with naval stores.
Steamer Fanny Lutterloh Elder from Fayetteville, to A.
Aug. T-schr L. A. Edwards, shackeford, go hours I'm
New York, to Harriss Howell with brick for Seamens
schr Purse Moore, from Jacksonville, Rankin Mar
schr. Lavinia, Dexter, from Jacksonville to Rankin l.
lssteamer Spray, Price, from smhve, to A. H. Van
BOkkelen.
ls-schr Devil Bug, Davis, for smithvie, to Willard
Curtis with naval stores
Steamer James R. Grist Banks, from White Hail. Pet
teway & Pritchett.
CLEARED.
12Steamer Spray Price, for Smithvile, by A. II. Van
Bokkeen.
10 Tern schr. L. B. Cowperthwae, Beatty for Philade
phia, by Harriss Il Howell with naval stores
E. Hall.
4-Schr. Mary Emma Davis, for New York. by J. H
Flanner; with naval Stores
Steamer Sun, Rush, for Fayetteville by A. McRmmon
H-Steamer Spray, Price, for Smithvile, by A. H. Var
Bokkelen:
l6-Brig Rio Grande, McCobb. for New London, Conn.
by j. II. Chadbourn l. Co.; with lumber.
Schr Dr. Rogers, Adams, for Saco Me-, by J. H. Chad
bourn Il Co.. with lumber.
Schr w. g. Howard, Brown, for soop Point, by Rankin
& Martin with mdze
lsteamer Black River, Dicksey, for Fayetteville by
A. Lamont
Steamer Fanny Lutterloh, Elder for Fayetteville by A.
Hall.
schr. Kate Brigham, Welsh, for New York. by G. W
Davis; with naval stores.
Schr. Myrover, Hughes for New York, by T. C. Worth
with naval stores.
IL Steamer Spray Price, for smithvile, by A. H. Van
Bokkelen
lsSchr. Albert Mason, Corson, for New York by Har
riss Howell with naval stores.
Schr. Ben, McCready, for New York, by Murray Pea
cock; with naval stores.
Schr Agnes II. Ward, casters, for Little River by Ran
kin & Martin.
19.-Schr Smithsonian, VanBrunt for New York, by A
D. Cazaux with naval stores.
Brig Albert Adams, Mayo, for Boston, by Adrms Bro.
Co.; with naval stores.
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RARE CHANCE FOR BOOK BUYERS.

RS- Catalogues Sent Free !=Ga
complete classified Catalogue of Books, in every de-
parment of Literature containing the greatest inducements
to Purchasers be obtained by sending your address to
G. G. EVANS,
Publisher, 439 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
June Is, 1858 433m
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SPIRITS TURPENTNE- Prices further advanced Friday
afternoon when 500 barrels reported as
having changed hands at AZ cents y gallon at which price
continued rule firm until Tuesday evening, when went
up another half cent and to-day it advanced still another
half cent We quote as follows:
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MORTGAGE SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE.


Neao Han0Uer County, I
DY VIRTUE OF DEED made by Frederick J. Guitar
ID to the subscriber the 18th day of july 1856, he will
offer for sale at Exchange Corner the town of Whining
ton the 25h October 1885, the lands conveyed
in said deed uatedabout eight miles below Wilmington,
the Creek well known Motifs Creek and fronting on
the Cape Fear River containing about nine hundred
Said lands well known being valuable rice lands and
also highly valuable for all other agricultural purposes
besdes they contain good deal of Pine and Cypress timber
on them.
The terms of sale will be upon credit of six and twelve
months, with bond and approved security.
The subscriber DR.. GUITAR, will offer every facility
to any who may desire to examine said lands preV
to the day of sale. SIMON B. kAHNWEILER
Aug 16, l858-29l- 2m1taw-5l- 2meow.
Herald copy every other week I'm.
MILITARY NOTICE.
THE FRIENDS OF LIEUT.. COL. JOHN COWAN
~ respectfully announce him candidate for the office
III of Brigader General OF the Third Brigade n c.. Militia
composed of the counties of Dupn Onsow Brunswick and
New Hanover.
Wilmington Aug. 10, 1858. SLIT
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FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE.-But by and by the draw
ing room doors thrown open and the embassadress
enters, smiling kind and gracious welcome. Behind
her are her daughters by her side TALL fashionable,
naughty beauty could not help thinking how beauti-
uI she looked but the next instant my eyes wandered
from her cold unamiabe face to lady modestly stand
ing On the other side of Lady Stratford At first
thought she was num- from her black dress and close
cap. She was not introduced, and yet Edmund and
looked at each other at the moment to whisper
it is Miss Nightingale Yes, it was Florence Night
ngae greatest of all now in name and honor among
women. assure you | was glad not to be obliged to
speak just then Tor felt quite dumb looked at her
wasted figure and the short brown hair combed over her
forehead like childs cut so when her life was despared
from fever but short time ago. Her DRESS as have
Sad black made high to the throat its only
ment being large enameled brooch which looked to
me like the colors of regiment surrounded with a
wreath of laures, no doubt greatul Offering from
our men. To hide the close white cap little, she had
lied white Grape handkerchief the back of it. only
allowing the border of lace to be seen and this gave
me nun-ike appearance which first struck nae on her
enterng the room otherwise Miss Nightingale is no
way striking in appearance Only her plain black Dress
uet manner, and great renoWn told so powerfully al
Sether in that assembly of brilliant dress and uniforms
Sne very slight rather above the middle height her
ae Is long and thin, bat this may be in consequence of
reen illness and great fatigue. She has very promi-
ueat nose, slightly Roman, and small dark ewes, kind.
~ Penetratng but her face does not give YOU at ali
"s lasa Of great talent.
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Hundreds of stmuans have been nventedand sold, pur
porting to be specific in the various diseases and deange
ments to which the delicate form of render her sub
ject The result of all these smuants has been mpart
oetary actiUity to the SYSTEM and false vgor to
the muscles but this relief has been succeeded by de-
preston and prostraton greater than before and the
peaed attempts of nvads to build themselves up by these
false remedies have finally ended in destroying what little
vital organization left. But in using Bhdue's Hol
land BiHers you will find such disastrous results. 1t
is purely vegetable compound, prepared strictly scen
tc principles after the of the celebrated Holland
Professor Berhave. Under its influence, every and
receives strength and vgor appetite and sleep
return, and finally, perfect health.
See advertisement august 17th.-292&5I-1w.
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Wilmington Wholesale Prices Current,

A should be understood that quotations generally
er rates have to be paid ' h
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JOY TO THE ADMIRERS OF
A FINE HEAD OF
RICH GLOSSY HAIR.

TALK OF BEAUTY, it cannot exist without fine head
% spenn each an ONE Ua Ssk more
PROFESSOR WOODS HAIR RESTORATIvE.-We call
ration, which turns back to its original color gray hair
the head of the bald with luxuriant growh-re
causes Continual how Of The natural fluids and Rence if
used as regular dressing for the hair will preserve col
natural beauty. We call then upon the bald The gray, or
diseased in scalp, to use it, and surely the young not
they value the flowing locks wtchng curl ever be
without it. Its praise upon the tongue of thousands
The Agent for Prof Woods Hair Restorative in New Ha-
ven received the following letter regard the Restora
tive, a few weeks since:
DEEP RIVER, Conn., July %, 1856.
Mr.. Leavenworth-Slr have been troubled with dan.
dru scurf my head for than year. my hair be-
gan to out scurf and hair together saw in New
called at YOUR store on the LIST Of Apr last and nurcSased
bottle to try it, and found to satisfaction it
it is now two or three inches in length sere soas ali off,
have great faith in it. wish you to send two bottles
of uss IN s nac OF NAV Save as any
~ '' ''' . AI'"A 1'''' RUFUS P FfsHSSr
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 9, 1856.
itself beneficial to The 'front.' the back part
of my head almost lost its coveringin fact BALD have
the tip my head is well studded with promising CROP
young hair and the front is also receiving its benefit
haRe ied 0tner without any bene1t
D"D' ''"''' Wy ' 5. t R. RTHoMAs, Nd,
No. 464 Vine street.
VNCENNEs, Ia, June o. 1853.
Prof O. ]. Wood AS you about to manufacture and
your recently discovered Hair Restorative will state
for whomsoever it may concern that have used and
known others to that have for several years. been
in the habit of using other Hair Restoratives and that
find vastly superior to any other know 1t entirely
ceanses the head of dandru and with months proper
use will restore any hair to the original youthful
pearance and all this without discooring the hands that
apply it, or the dress which drops. would, there
FORE recommend its to every DESTROYS of having
fine color and texture to hair. Respectfully yours,
| WILSON KING.
| Oh. WOOD CO., Proprietors 3l2 Broadway, New
York Gin the great Wire Railing Establshment) and
| ia Market street, ST. Louis, Mo.
Sold in Wilmington, N. c. by Walker Meares, W. H. Lip
pitt, Drake McLin and by all good Druggista
| July TO- 274-48-3m
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THE 6 EITYTR >,

prepared by Dr. James Williams for the cure of Dyspep
Sa ana nothing but Dyspepsia Gas advertised in another
eomn) has, by its merits obtained itself so high
reputation IN Philadelphia that Physicians acquainted with
us are using themselves and prescribing it to
tne patens convinced by observation of its great mower
III restoring The dsordered digestive organs healthy func
ton.
Nuerous cases of Dyspepsia of the most aggravated
character which abandoned ncurabe bv some of
the Medical Faculty have the use of this Elixir alone
peen restored to perfect health attached certificates te
tify.
March 10th, 1859. ,5e-+au,u
DIX. ii. +. PEERY'S VERMIFUFE OR DEAD
SHOT" FOR WORMS.
This excellent preparation affords the most perfect test
OF the existence of Worms and in few hours the sys
tenn OF them completely In urgent of Fits Convul
sons Or Spass caused by superiority over every
other remedy is manifest and unrvalled Few medicines
are better calculated to improve the health children for
though prompt in its action it is perfectly safe adapted
to the tenderest age
Prepared and sold by A. B. & D. SANDS Druggists 100
Fulton Street, New York
Sold by Druggists generally. August 49, 1851 1t
ATTENTION, THE AFFLICTED WORLD:
MERCHANTS, Druggists Physicians and all dealers in
Patent Medicines and the public generally appraised that
have appointed Dr. A o. BRADLEY, Wholesale and Re-
tail Agent for the sale of GRAY'S GENUINE OINTMENT
and House Medicines and who will supply them at my low
est wholesale price. w. F. GRAY
Nashville, Dec. 18th, 1857 Sole Proprietor.
Jan. 18th, 1853 22lv
Be ASK GEORGE W. BosLER Esq, late Supervisor, First
Ward of the speedy of his daughter IA years DID, by
single bottle of Prof De Graths Electric OIL Her screams
could be heard 200 yards from the house, her
we're pain, Sunday; the following Monday she was well
and walked about town.
BE- ASK B. T. HAINEs, coal dealer &c. Sixth and Pine
streets, what he knows of this wonderful Oil Ask thous-
auds who have been quickly cured of rheumatism Govt
Neuralgia Piles Hemorrhage, Burns, Wounds Sprains
Assesses, and other painful complaints.
For sale in Wilmington N. c., by Drake & McIin and
W. H. Lpptt Druggists and by Druggists and Merchants
generally.
August 19-294&51-l
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TURPENTTNE LAND FOR SALE.
~ THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE his tract of
% land situated in Columbus county, five miles from the
~. Wilmington & Manchester Rail Road
$500 ACRES FOUND PINE.
This of Land the only body in this section of the
country well Tmbered and decidedly the best situated
for the Turpentne Business in Columbus county, it is also
situated healthy section, and accessible to Rail Road
to call and examine this tract The Pines of heavy
growth and all of good size,
The land will be sold good terms Persons wishing to
purchase said land will address Fair Bluff, Columbus
county. ALVA SMITH.
Aug 10. 294 lw-5l I'm
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A Rich NAPPER.-About two o'clock yesterday Mr.
D. R. Smith was found asleep by Waterman in va
cant lot on st. Andrew street. He was quite wroth at
the night guardian for disturbing him. but the latter in
sisted on taking him to the guardhouse for better quar-
ters There he found to have in his pocket less
than $4,000! What golden opportunity for filling
his pockets had been lost by some villain. Mr. Smith
had better take care in future how he sleeps about the
streets of New Orleans with $4,000 in his pockets
This is the best advice he follow. This Smith is
not the who found with but $50 in his pockets
not by considerable IN o. Bee
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WI. G. BARTON, Nj. ID.

WEI. G. BARTON NJ ID.
OFFERS HIS PROFESSIONAL SERVICES TO THE
~ people of Onslow and adjoining Counties His resi-
dence is at DR.. Chas. Dufy's, Catharne Lake.
August 20. 5l-H
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EDGEHILL SCHOOL,

EDGEHILL SCHOOL,
PRINCETON, New JERSEY.
THIS SCHOOL IS ADAPTED TO THOSE WHO DE-
sire their to have careful preparation for College,
or for business life. Thorough instruction given Eng
lish Mathematics, Ancient and Modern Languages, &c.
The Instructors am not only to have their pupils thorough
ly master fundamental principles but to form those habits
thought which will render future and higher atanments
rapid and easy Defamation Composition, and Debate
in the English Literary Society," which embraces all the pu-
pills of this School For particulars terms &C., address
Rev. JAMES J. HELM or
Rev. JAMES j. HUGHES, Principals.
Aug. A. 1858. 290-17t-51-lt
SOAP! SOAP!!
n BOXES COLGATES PALE SOAP;
w 10 boxes COlgates No. do.
In store and for sale by
Aug 6, 1858. VIM H. McKOY BRO.
az BAGS RIO;
~ do. Laguayra
do. Old Government Java. For sale by
I. T. ALDERMAN,
July 18th 81 North Water Street.
WILMINGTON BRASS AND IRON FOUNDRY AND
MACHINE SHOP.
FRONT STREET, BELOW MARKET
THE SUBSCRIBER is prepared to furnish BRASS AND
| IRON CASTINGS, STEAM ENGINES, MILL
WORK AND MACHINERY of all kinds
Old Machinery Overhaued and repaired.
Will make order Patterns Ornamental and Architec
tural and supply Drafts for all kind of Machinery.
All work warranted represented.
aECash paid for old Copper, Brass and Iron.
TERMS-Cash on delivery. JOHN c. BAILEY,
Proprietor.
Wilmington June "a, 1868 A6ly-43-ly
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An Interview with Brigham Young.

The correspondent of the New York Times in Utah,
gives an interesting account of interview with Brig
ham Young. In the of conversation the Prophet
gave full exposition of his views While protesting
extreme reverence for law love for the constitution and
desire to obey the laws of the country, Brigham yet
INDUCED in comments upon the relations of the Nor
mons to the general government which do not of
submission. He explicitly declared that if the Presi-
dent failed to redress Mormon grievances the Nor
would redress them for themselves Other Ian
guage, of similar tenor employed evncng settled
purpose of hostility to the government.
The editor of the Courier and Enquirer says he has
received letter from the widow of man who it is be-
eved hung himself on an apple tree solely on account
of his name having been msspe in that paper in record
ing the unparalleled achievement of raising orkedrad
ish This is not equal to the chap up in the country
He disputing about the length of his horses tail
with one Of his neighbors.
DO you say that Bill Sharps horses tail longer than
mneY
4 do, pom my sacred honorr
My gracious! if you say that again Til cut my
throat =
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B. r. GRADY,

GENERAL COLLECTING AGENT,
WILMINGTON, N. c.,
WILL RECEIVE CLAIMS FOR COLLECTION IN THIS
w and the adjoining Counties
Prompt attention given the collection and remittance
claims placed in his hands by Northern Merchants.
Stocks Bonds Notes &C., bought and sold on Commission.
Highest cash prices paid for Land Warrants.
Business transactions strictly confidential when required.
Refers to the citizens generally OF this town, and to
Messrs A. T. Bruce Co., and Messrs. Furman, Davis i
Co., Neoo York.
Office up stairs over the Store of Messs. Murray Pea
cock, North Water Street.
Feb. 18th. 1858 139-tf-25-n
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ICE ICE :! ICE!!!
TTNHE WILMINGTON ICE HOUSE WILL BE OPEN FOR
i delivery of ICE every day from sunrise to sunset
cepting Sunday when it will close at A. M. No ICE de-
vered after time of closing except in of sickness
ICE for the country carefully packed and forwarded d.
rected
TERMS CASH, without any deviation.
ICE furnished to sick poor gratis when directed by
Physician Visiting Committee.
Orders must be addressed to WILMINGTON ICE HOUSE
A. H. VANBOKKELEN, Agent.
Anril 18th 1874 185-6m%
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Policy OF RUssIA.-It is stated that the programme
OF the present Russian Cabinet is chiefly occupied by
propositions to advance education and create middle
class to build railways, doubt for military as well
as civic service. This policy is opposed chiefly by the
old Russian party at Moscow and which party is head
ed by MenscikoE The old German party as represent
ed by Count Nesserode and Count Alberberg has Dot
much influence. Whatever may be the results of the
present Cars policy, Russia is endeavorng to lay the
foundation of new system of administration quite op
posed to that in which the Emperor Nicholas has SC
much faith.
In regard to the foreign relations of Russia she said
to be the very worst terms with Austria and the
very best footing with France England is by no
popular and Russia threatens to make any alliance hos
tile to the interests of Great Britain There is ample
proof in late St. Petersburg letters of Russian activity
In Turkey. Here is remarkable passage: " 1t is not
the policy OF Russia at the present moment to create any
actual revolt in the dominions of the Sultan, but she
will not neglect any occasion to court popularity witt
the Christians of the East. Thus she will defend the
union of the princpates in Paris, in order that he
views may be printed in the protocols which will be Civ
en- to the world. Russia is preparing to absorb Turkey
in Europe, but not with arms These views come from
who knows we'll the position of affairs and parties
st. Petersburg.
We noticed some time ago. placard suspended in
on the Georgia Railroad, in the following words .
Gentlemen will be known in these by keeping hi
feet off the seats and his tobacco in his pockets
wag took out his penknife and cut out the words OF
the seats, and the notice now reads thus: gentle
man will be known in these by keeping his feet ant
his tobacco in his pockets
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THE RED SULPHUR SPRINGS MONROE CO., VA.
IA THESE CELEBRATED MINERAL SPRINGS are
ia open for the reception of visitors. It is now well
49, known that no medicinal agents that have been tried
have had such signal the Of the RED sui
PHUR SPRINGS in the speedy cure of most cases OF Pull
monary Consumption, Bronchial Affections Chronic Diar
rhea, Dyspepsia and Diseases of the Brain lnyahds by
coming early would better rooms and better atten
dance, usually very much crowded through the
month Of August. n,
Visitors for This Mace should leave the Va Tenn Rail-
road at Newbem Depot They will then have but SO miles
Of staging, over good road. -
The santary effect these unrivaled waters be
ply authenticated by application to Dr. JAMES H. DICKSON,
GEN JAMES OWEN n. LONDON, ESQ.,, Dr.. W. II. BEATTY,
wilmington, N. c., .co
Red Sulphur Springs, April Is, lS5s,--isS&S4.
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KENANsVIILE FEMALE SEMINARY.
FTNHE NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION WILL
begin the Both day of August next and end the Gath
June, 1852 The session comprises two terms the first
term will end the Gath December the second commences
the first Monday in January To any who desires
particular information catalogue will be sent upon app
cation to Rev. James M Sprnnt in the absence of the Prn
cipal.
T. OSCAR ROGERS
Kenansvlle, Dupn co., July ID, 1858 262eM6w-46-6t
GROVE MALE ACADEMY, NEAR KENANSVILLE.
FTNHE SESSIONS.OF THIS INSTITUTION CORRESPOND
with those of the Kenansvle Female Seminary. Pupils
thoroughly prepared for College or Business.
TERMS FOR FIVE MONTHS.
Elementary English Branches. $40
Classical and Mathematical. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 20
Board So per month. Session opens 30 August Address
Rev. JAMES NJ. SPRUNT, Principal
Kenansville, July Ii, 1858. 262eM6w-46-Gt