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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-08-21
The Stapaata.
from the Boston journal.

Now when what has 90 long been hope fear dou9t
has become reaiizaton-when every true heart tnloos
achievement Of modern scepce the laying Of the TeegRn
Cable deep The bed Of The ocean-hs following graIa
prophecnes win doubtless be 70 your .eaasr
Seas By 4 B. + W. published sst autumn BY Crosby Sl
Nichols &c. and make only one m1PE For tho tho
benefit Of those who have not had - p Icading
the above named Volume it may be NV y II Is
In reality history Of the conqusa( sne Pc
riod when
"thought grew,
And Arts first triun canoe,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-08-21

AS al the dispatches from the other side come by
way OF Ireland, won't they be touched with the
rich brogneW Some papers say we can't get fresh
news throughao much salt wster. II further said
that the telegraph will deprive the foreign nais of
ell interest-What effect win it have the fenaoks
Further, at . dollar . word, won'e sending des-
patches be quite dollarous.-WjL Journal
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-08-21

There were one hundred and ffty-seven deaths
in Baltimore last week. 90 :
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-08-21
AGENTS FOR THE STANDARD,
JAS. H. BIGGS, of Raleigh,

A CARRIAGE FOR SALE.
A HANDSOME and very stylish two-seaed single horse
IA Rockaway for sale.
This Carriage made in Baltimore by that celebrated
manufacturer Mccain, and has been used only few times
in riding in and around Raleigh.
For further particulars &c, apply to ,,nr,1
Raleioh Auo ~ 1919 66-3t
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-08-21
NEW BOOK BINDERY AND BLANK bo''-
MANDATORY,

W. J. Housrox. u -
HOUSTON & ALLEN,
- A.x... q. M Couusellors at Law,
11's---- KMAxsyIk1a N. G. ,,rprRIOR
NEnL ATTEND THE COUNTY AN Az .d;oug
wv Courts Of Duplin, New Hanover anu ''''
ties, and also the Courts Of "ake. 11so-w1I
April II, 1857.
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SELECT SCHOOLS
Oak Hill and Sassafras Fork.

j.. p. BAGBY, n. A, BRO, PRINCIPALS.
Il two places named above The Spring Term will be-
gin on Monday the llh of January and continue 20
weeks In moral, healthy and refined neighborhoods, re-
mote from grogsOps and averns with limited numbers Of
pupils under strictly kind and parental discipline and the
chief aim being TO make them thorough upon their texts
Alter long experience in teaching feel hesitation
reminding the public of the fact that oys must be retired
and distant fran places of dissipation if they expected
to make rapid progress in their studies
Board and Tuition at either place will be s65 for Eng
lsh aud S75 for Classical Students. Boys coming by Rail-
road will stop at Henderson Depot where Hacks be
hired at moderate prices. For knowledge of qdai
cn m and aptness in teaching refer to Messrs. D.
Gregory George Bullock and H. Gregory, Sassafras Fork
Mcssrs w. z. Webb, Thos. NJ Smith, Dr. Smith. Benz. and
Richard Thorp aud others about Oak Hill Also, to the
Trustees of South Lowell Academy and Hyco Falls Acade-
N.Y. Va which schools taught before establishing Oak
Hill Academy.
Address, Oak Hi Granville county, N. c.
December 10th, 1857. l2l6-w5t
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quarrein', swarm, and carryin' on at TREMENDOUS
rate. would have staid and heard them out, but
my sides aked too bad. I'll keep you posted up on
things about here. 1 want to see the Register, to
see what it has to say about Leaks letter:
,,,, al PINEBUR MOCCASIN
p S. Sence I writ the foregoin' I've seed the Reg
fste', ana do think Syme is nifty onkind, and Ned
Davolt swars he's treated Leak shsmefully. He ses
he blieves Syme is as mean as Joe Smithers Why
he gives Leak the mitten jest like giddy young
hnrt. It's plain Syme is after a man, and not pf7n-
cipte; for Leak is the very principle he described.
Shcrely McRay is for Leak. He must be- How can
he help 1t, and be 'onest? He ought to write an
other letter right off and indorse Leak. 1t seems to
me he's obleeged to do it. Tell him I say
Syme reminds me of old fable 1 read when
was boy abouta old man that went out to git turn
Of wood and it was SO hevy he throwed it down and
called on deth to cum and relieve him. Very onex-
pectedly to the old man, Deth stood afore him and
axed him what he wanted. The old man shivered
and shaked with fear, and sed he only wanted sum-
body to help him up with his load agin. So Syme
called Tor distribushun Dimicrat" and Mckay
jned him and sed "practical farmer" also. Jest
as prompt Doth himself, Leak stands afore Symc,
and axes what's wanted Syme, shivern' and trem-
bin. ses, only want you to help US roll along this
distribushun log-your back is nifty weak, Mr. Leak,
and you'd better run down behind me and McRay
at the little eend of the pesky burden where there
will be less weight (and (aside) more waltz and you
can there jest push little and keep up devil of
hollerin' and hurran', till you and McRay
have got it all fixed in the right place, and then Wen
remember yon. (Asde) You blasted old fool, and
how you got IN way"
But I'll close for the present. P. NJ.
P: P. S. guess my bubble postscript sabout
the best thing I've done for nclosed send you $l5
and the names of 10 subscribers and among them
you'll find the name of Ned Davolt, who has becum
disgused with his party, and blieve will be good
Dncrat afore long, for he's got some 'oncsty in him
yit. He swars he'll support out-and out Dimicrat
next year for Governor, ruther than one of these
dlsorganzin disappointed offs seekin' locofoco dis
trbushunists.
like to forgot to say a merry Christmas and
happy New Year to you. May you see hundred
of them, and enjoy them all p. NJ.
Weekly North Carolina standard., 1858-01-06
FOR THE WEST!

FOR THE WEST!
THROUGH IN &c HOURS, CROSSING BLUE RIDGE IN
....
~ s. BROWNS TRI-WEEKLY LINE OF FOUR
~ HORSE POST COACHES, from Salisbury to Ashe-
vile, via Satesville. Newton, Morganion Marion and
Pleasant Gardens connecting Asheve with the line of
stages for the Warm Springs Knoxville and Greenville,
Tenn.
This Is IL miles the nearest route to Ashevle and
also the best stocked and managed road in NorhCar
ona II the most expeditions safe and pleasant apd at
the same time the cheapest route for the West
Leaves Salisbury on Monday, Wednesday and Friday
leaves Ashevlle Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
ring in close connection with the NorthCaroIna Railroad,
North and South
C. s. BROWN, Contractor.
May l, 1857. 1880
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HAYWOOD FEMALE INSTITUTE.
NHE SECOND SESSION WILL COMMENCE THE
nth january next under the supervisor of Mr. p c.
Shaw and Lady, whom We also take pleasure in recom-
mending To parents generay-satsed are from the
results of last session. that they successful and
rough teachers and certainly merit liberal patronage for
their enterprise in building up school of 50 high moral
and intellectual character. And those who
have daughters to educae that their intellectual
training viii be as faithfully and strictly attended
any similar institution in the country The regular
OF tuition are To- ls1 and dollars per session. according
to the advancement rf the pupil Extras French Drawing
and Painting IN water col0rs. dollars EACH Honochro-
matic painting 10 dollars. Music The Piano. including
the use of instrument ~ dollars latin and Greek at the
usual prices Fifty cents per scholar be added for con.
tlngsnces Pupils will be charged from the time of
ing 10 the end Of session. No deduction will be made
cept in cases Of proracted sickness For any information
relative to board, parents referred to Messrs p c.
Shaw, b. !. Howe or ]. W. Scott - %
B. l. HOWE,
%. -+ ..... j. 8. LASATER,
-i .... w. HOGAN JONES,
JOSEPH AVANT,
ELIAS BRYAN, H
.,...... RICHARDSON FAUCETT r
's-t " q" - r. X SMITH,
-.,4.- JOHN W SCOTT.
December II, 1857, 1s,s-4t
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NOTICE.-HAvING MADE ARRANGEMENTS TO
IL enter into the Mercantile Business Sassafras Fork
IN Granville county, now offer town property Hen
derson the Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad of
we.improved lot of five ten acres, and two unm.
proved lots, with lot of wood land in half mile su.
cient to supply wood for several years.
will sell this property low and make the terms easv
have practised medicine here for years and can
recommend the location excellent for a physician
There is male and female school in the viage an Eps.
copai, Methodist, and Baptist Churches also Persons
to purchase the property will please make early
application.
A. c. HARRIS, NJ. D.
December "a, 1857. l2I7-wtf
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Hill LSVILLE ACADE ENVY,
CARROLL COUNTY, Va.

B. F. THOMPSON A. b., President,
Assisted by a full Corps of Efficient Instructors.
gUNHE FIFTEENTH SESSION OF THIS INSTITU-
u TION viii! commence the first Monday in january
and close the fourth Thursday May Board can be had
at SIX dollars per month, in good families
Hillsville is small village the top of the Blue
Ridge, commanding view of the most picturesque
romantic and sublime scenery. 1t is well supplied
with wholesome water and pure air from the surrounding
mountains 1t is renowned for health 1t affords good soc.
ETY. oursmaller towns generally 1t the main
or'ughare from Tennessee North Carolina over which
passes daily lire of stages. 1t is within hours trav-
e OF the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad The last scho-
lastc numbered hundred and ythree students
An annual catalogue is issued which will be sent to any
at time desiring further information the
school. -
December ls, 1857. lel7-w6mpd.
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LIBERTY FEMALE ACADEMy

C1M
HNHE EXERCISES OF THIS SCHOOL WILL, COM.
IL MENCE on the 18Th of January next under the
charge of MIS-. JOHN BELL, a lady every way qualified
to teach all the higher English branches including Latin
and French Mrs B. is pupil of the celebraed Mrs Her
rick formerly Miss Martha Richardson who was Principal
OF Pleasant Grove Female Academy in this county This
school is situated and half miles from Huntsville De-
pot g. R. r. two miles from the Falls of Neuse
and ten miles north of Raleigh in intelligent healthy
to will be parenall cared for Good board can
be had in the neghborhood at and dollars per month
including everything.
Spelling. a. 90
Higher English s 90
Latin and French. each O0
Music on the Piano and use of instrument Is 90
No deduction for absence unless in case of protraetd
sickness.
Address MRS. JOHN BELL,
Raleigh, box 20.
. DecenDer IN, 1921 l2lT-w4t.
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.S25 REWARD,

: y q I'D L"tvZS IHEWAKD. ~ .lsT -..i
R ANYWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER IN April.
II last, my boy ELISHA. Said boy is about thrty,ur
five of age black and is feet high weighs
$50 pounds He raised Johnston county by Col B.
Saunders will give the above reward if bught to me-
5l3o ~ T.. s..1,k -; 7io A. w. RICHARDSON.
Oct. %, 1857. ;.t l20s-wtf ,
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GLEN ANNA FEMALE SEMINARY,
THoNAsvILLE, DAVIDSON Co., n. c.
VNE HAVE MADE SUCH ARRANGEMENTS WITH
w this Seminary that greatly aid in the educa
on of young ladies of limited means, especially if they
wish to becume teachers
Applicants for aid will state the amount they pay
their bolrd and tuition, the number of paying pupils
hey can for the undersigned Each paying pupil
will greatly aid him in educating such applicants
For further particulars address,
WIN. J. LANGDON,
Thomasvi'le, n. C..
October 9, 1857. l2l5-wt..
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JOHN MYATT.

Also still continue to carry on the CARRIAGE
BUSINESS the same Lot, not more than seventy 1--we
yards from my Grocery have lot Of CARRIAGES and
BUGGlES hand all of which Of good material and
well put up And when going around looking for
Carriages in Raleigh, don't forget me because am little
out of the way.
tH E fn JOHN MYATT.
December 18th, 1857. ~. .r l2l6-wly.
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7DUNNsvILLE MALE ACADEMY.

>hE NINTH SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
Il under supervision of J. H. NoRwoop will eommencs
the second Monday of january, 1858. :
The Academy is situated nine miles north of Raleieh on
and healthy neghborhood
Board can be obtained in accommodating private houses
convenient TO the school. at reasonable rates ?
The Trustees being determined on the permanency of
tneir school, have secured the services of Mr. Norwood
arship. ~ 'S'or
Primary English, 'Il.-- .I-....-o -, a7so
fi Higher English, >. ~, .J IN m
Greek, Latin, Mathematics &c, Is 90 q
For further particulars, address
p ~ E-.-r.r 49, PETERSON DUNN.
). Ssety. Of Board of Trus. y
S"s3 1oS asos' i- DIE 32l6-wIA :.
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NIOTICE.-I TAKE THIS METHOD OF INFORM
IL ING the Citizens Of Raleigh and the surrounding
country, that have commenced the GROCERY BUS!-
NESS in Raleigh. two squares southwest OF the CAPITOL
SANITY hand good assortment of Gite res, such as
Sngar, Coffee Teas, Candles, Tobacco Snuff, Leather.
Shoes Meal Flour Lard Bacon Butter Cheese Aolass-s
Salt and small assortment of Dry Goods, and various
other articles too tedious Ia mention hope by strict at-
tenton to the business share liberal patronage from my
friends and scquantances. - -.
Weekly North Carolina standard., 1858-01-06
LOUIsBURG FEMALE COLLEGE,

$50 sF- P. FRANKLIN COUNTY, N. G. .
VlHE SPRING SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
- will commence on the lst Wednesday of Japuarv
next under the charge of JAS p NELSON President as
sisted in the various Departments by Prof L. Kern Mrs.
and Miss 5. A. Clark. TIT
Boarding Department will be under the care of Dr.
VIM. g. Thomas and Lady. -,1a.1 5o aff =
For Circulars giving full information address the Presi
dent or the Subscriber. i..f.. Ii, -
,as p. tA' M 1o !; WIN. F. GREEN, sect'y., =
s, - ,.-r,..-..,, By order of Directory.
Oesempes 1ssn, ASoa. '-'"a @l0l1-wlws =
Weekly North Carolina standard., 1858-01-06

LAND FOR SALE.
TIME UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL HIS PLANTA-
IL on containing about Ais acres about half Of which
in its original growth und heavily tmbcred. The
mapder has been recently cleared and is in fine state Of
cultivation. This Land situated Burnett's Creek
miles Northwest of Oxford is well watered and in pleas
ant and healthy neighborhood.
Aso another Tnc of Land situated the Oxford and
Roxboro Road the above containing about 420
acres considerable portion of which is woodland. The
above Tcs of Land will be sold separately together
They well adapted to the culture of Tobacc Wheat,
Oats Corn, &c, &c. Persons wishing buy Land will do
well to call and examine the above Any nrma
ton regards the Land, price, be haa by address
ing the subscriber at Oak Hill c. James g. Cooper
james Cooper, Esq, Of Oxford, N. C.
P. W. YOUNG.
Oak Hill. Sept. 22, 1857. l2US-wif
~ Register copy weekly till forbid.
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HOLLY SPRING HIGH SCHOOL,

A III. DOWELL, PRINCIPAL.
TIME PRESENT SESSION WILL CLOSE DECEN-
- Der 4th. The next Spring Session will commence
January llth 1885, and continue 2l weeks In this Inst
tnon Young prepared for ollege fitted for ibe
active duties uf life. The discipline is mild yet sufficiently
strict TO ensure order and proper attention 10 study
TERMS PER SESSION:
Primary Cisss in Spelling, Reading and Writing, s7@
Philosophy. &C. with the abuTe 800
Class in Greek, Latin and Mathematics, with any
Of the above, $50
Holly Spring is pleasant village Is miles West Of RF
leigh. in n healthy locality, with good Board can
be obtained with pleasant families in the village neigf
borhood at from: TO IS per month.
d. B. HOLLAND,
Secretary of the Board of Trustees
n. B.-The FEMALE SCHOOL in the same ulags
taught by Mrs Dowell, will begin at the same time.
October 90 1857. l2u7-wt
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WAYNE FEMALE COLLEGE.

TXNHGS FLOURISHING INSTITUTION LOCATED ~
COLI SBORO, n. C., will commence its Spring g
sion the lst Thursday of january, 1853 Our Gill;.
is beautiful edce, well adapted tn the purpose and ~
accommodate one hundred buarders The Presi4ent and
his lady live the College. aud all the pupils are rpars
members Of the family. We have full c,rns ~
experienced Teachers all devoted their respective c
No plice in the Safe accessible by Raroad from er
direction Gold<boro The expenses per session fs-
half To be paid i'll advancc) follows N
Board and Washing, $50 "a
Tuition in the College course, ao 90
In the Preparatory Department, 10 90
Incidental Tax fnr Repairs, l On
Music on the Piano, % "a
Muse the Guitar, so ao
French. 10 ao
Drawing, 5M
Crayon, loa
Painting in Water Coors, 10 90
Painting in OIL Colors, 90 90
For further information, address,
s. NJ. FROST, Pres
December s, 1857. I2l5,wsw
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CEDAR GROVE MALE ACADEMY.
nUR NEXT SESSION WILL COMMENCE ON THE
" 1ith day of January, 1858.
Tuition in Elementary branches, sI2 80
Languages. &C., W W
Board, including washing room wood &c, per session
OF five months by Messrs $. Thompson D. A. Taylor aud
Thomas H. Hughes mile from the Academy, So and
by Mr. W. W. Allison and DR.. j. Allison, the AcAde-
my, S45.
S. w. HUGHES
II. A. ROGERS.
December IA, 1887. lziL-w2t
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Notice to Land Purchasers.

NOtIce LHn0 FurchaSerSs
TIME UNDERSIGNED HAS, IN CLARK CO.. AR
u kansas, $4,000 of wild Cotton Lands SALE in
tracts to suit purchasers favorable be
afforded in portion of the West These lands were To-
Gated tweny-one ago. and equal if superior
to the same amount that may be found in any other por
tion OF the State These lands lie within 80 miles of
Camden, Arkansas fourlshing town. where from 10000
to bales of cotton shipped by steamboats,
ally and also within 90 miles of Arkadelphia ourisbinp
comfy town that ships from 1000 5000 bales of cotton
every season.
The above lands lie the survey of the Cairo Fulton
Railroad that is certain built within FIVE years hay-
ing large land grant from the government.
Any information be had by addressing the under.
signed at Arkadephia, Clark Co.. Arkansas.
MICHAEL BOHEMIAN
June 20, 1881 ll9l-wly
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6SOk REV ARD.--I LOST ON SATURDAY
D~eJ night before the 4th Monday in November last
between my residence and the residence of Gray Barbee
near Chapel Hil bundle of papers, consisting of deeds
Judgments agreements receipts and other valuable papers
among them an order for s4. given by John Hays Trus-
and dated in 1S4s, think which there is credit for
sum not now recoec'ed On the Monday after lost the
above papers, found the wrapper in which they were
presume so'he person has picked them up will give the
above reward of s2 for the delivery of the papers to me-
My Post Office is Brassied, Wake county, N. C.
G. w. TRICE.
December 22 1857. lel7-watnd
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RED MOUNTAIN FEMALE ACADEMY,
VNllE NEXT SESSION, 81 WEEKS, WILL BEGIN
Il Goth January, lSas The neishborhood in point of
health good society and boarding houses way
be may compare well with any other in the State. The
course of instruction is designed combine sound learn
ing with elegant accomplishment.
TERMS:
Tuition in English branches, IS to sl5 90
Inc Sahe WIN Lain ana GreeE, IL 30
Music on the Piano, with use of instrument, 20 90
Drawing, Painting and Needework at the usual prices
Board $50 to $40.
NJ LEWIS.
FANNIE T. LEWIS.
References: The Trustees.
Orange Co., Dec 20, 1857. lel7-H4t
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BELFORO ACADEMY.

BELFORO ACADEMY.
iVUNHE SPRING SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
= will commence on the second Monday in January.
TERMS: "l"H
ID Tuition per Session in English Branches, $40 90
4" in Latin and Greek, Is 90
Board can be had at IS per month"; including washing
and fuel. a7Ir--' - -
Any person desiring further information will please ad
dress the Principal, or DR.. G Sls at Castalia n C.
CIV. ARLINGTON, Principal
49, .a.. C. BENNETT, Assistant e.
December Is, 1857. I2I5-wtf
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REULAH MALE INSTITUTE, MADISON.
n C-L H. SHUCK, Prncipal--The second session
this institution will begu Wednesday January 9Th
aud close on the first Thursday in June.
Students will be prepared for any class in College or for
the practical duties Of te The discipline will be firm
bic department. ..-N '.,t. r-'-'
r'' Terms per Session of Five Months.
PAYABLE HALF IN ADVANCE. ..-...
Elementary English, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $40
Higher English, ................. l5
Ancient Languages and Mathematics ...... 20
Modern Languages. each ... 10
Board s. per month. '. -.
For additional particulars adress the Pripcipal
November "a, 1887. lala-w6t
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WHO WOULD PLEASE HIS WIFE,

WHO WOULD PLEASE HIS WIFE, LET
w him enclose dollar to the subscriber for which
he will receive four valuable printed receipesone
king the celebrated washing hud' by which nearly all
the labor in washing is dispensed with and soap saved
No woman after giving this trial. would be without it for
ten times the of the four recipes The are of
valuable utility by which can both make and save
money If after trying, person should find them inraL
uG he has only address the subscriber and the money
will be promptly returned
..0. L. p PHILLIPS
Clayton n. C.
June z, 1891. 11S7-wtf
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KNAP OF REEDS MASONIC SCHOOL,
GRANVILLE COUNTY N. C..
ME NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
will open the 18th of January 1885, under the snper.
intendence of EDWIN G. MOORE. A. B.. who brings high
testimonials OF character and qualifications Tuition will
range from $S to SlS per session of five months Board
% SO per month. The Academy has fne healthy loca.
on in moral and enlightened community 1t situated
on the public road leading rnm Hllsboro Oxford twen-
place, 't' F F.'.. -"'I .''- -. '
For further information, address L. w. UMSTEAD
Secretary OF the Executive Committee the Principal at
Mt Tirzah N c.. until JAN l2th 1885, then at Knap Of
Reeds, Granville Co. N. C. ~
December O. 1857. 1a1s-wtf 81.
RIDGEWAY SELECT MALE SCHOOL,, i
NNHE NEXT SESSION WILL BEGIN ON MONDAY.
- llth january next, and ose ON Friday, 2yth Nav
following. For all particulars address .,i,'.,'T
WIN. H. BASS,
Ridgeway Warren Co., N. c.
December IA. 1857. l2l5,wt1li
Weekly North Carolina standard., 1858-01-06

SELECT CLASSICAL SCHOOL.-THE NEXT
~ SESSION OF THE OXFORD GRAMMAR SCHOOL
will commence on the second NJ, nday in January.
Rev. T. Horner, who has been long associated with the
Principal will continue be instructor The
services of Mr. Joseph VenabL former pupil who has
recently graduated at the rersy with the hgest dis
tinction and who designs to make teaching his profession
have also been secured
H. HORNER, Principal
Oxford. N. c., Nov II, 1857 I2ll-wtJan. TO-
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FASHIONABLE CLOTHING EMPORIUM.
CHARLOTTE. N C..

ME SUBSCRIBER BEGS RESPECTFULLY TO ~
- form the citizens of Charlotte and surrounding cur
try, that he has JUST OPENED a NEW CLOTHING
STORE, on the premises recently occupied by Mr. LOWrt
as Book Store. door above CARRs HOTEL where VII
always be found large stock of fGENTLEMENtS READY
MADE CLOTHING, put up in the best style and WAh
kANTED in every respect His business will he condus
ted strictly the CASH principle, thereby saving P
chasers fully 20 per cent. Suits made order h
shortest notice. J. w COLE Agent
May 26. 1857. IIss-Wtt
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WILSON ACADEMY AND WILSON FE.
MALE SEMINARY.
WILSON, n. G.
SUPERINTENDED BY MIR. AND MRS ID. S. RICH
- ARDSON. Aesc Classes will be formed in january
lS5s. Circulars sent application.
December Is, 1857. l2l5-tfebl