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~ ar w y -nHlHHrS from The Su lAclt-
INV ",T. living near the vilEee Oi MoCdNILe,
Adu;-Sco district. fTIIca s.rulgr's t'0Iu.N -
Mary and ",n tIi'ay. the sd Gf April iS5s. 80
ar" man Gil All Lbs The sad negro - ~
about hive feet sewn inches high. very laCk n
WIN large white teeth, wEich are very ctn .N1-
spiouous when ne lsu-hs. No Eesh marks rem en-
bered. As he left wa olt pruvocaflon / extect Ia
Is Try ing 10 get 10 q free State.
1 Will give the alb. reward. if taken ont II tLa
state. and flfiE Do'arS If ak-n I'M the STATE or
District of Columbia or Alexandra, provided he A.
brought home or secured jsll, SO that get hiIn
again. John & ESTFp
lying near Woodvile. Prince Gtor se's Co, Md
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LOST AXE FOUND

4 O>1.-pn Sunday " .ling. the 18TH ,rstsut, be-
"a tween 10 and ~ o'c'Cck, PIECE OF White
Sil.h SAID TO contain - Nhcs. IL n supposed 10
have been dropped from Luety. q me fIurr wit
te Kind enough To come forward 4nd certify as 10
the quantity hEd GT3lIty al the silk they nav RETAIN
tue Tiece Of SIN. roiurneG unIpjurel tie, Will
receive reward of So for "a Any infoTn,sr6ni
VII l., most hank Fully received by MIS- MARY u
ID. an "a eCsi
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1NOGlCE Or RESTORING CERTAIN
LANDS TO MARKET in The STATE OF
FLORIDA
Pur uant tn a PROVISION an the general approprIa-
ton act of 18th Ausust, ls. pac under tie con-
ir5l q. the General Land Office FLoRIIA a6dHdOa,d
HtttaIy TcStTctS. is h reby n, AZ from
the vacant puBllc land. emhrac-u IN the following
townships. and parts Of to~ nshIps. here. Ofore re-
IA, Will tie restored II ma he, ana aid open TO entry
1t priva sale at the land ofiIca al 1T AUGusTJNr
the same having beea heretofore otie re at pubic
sale, viz: fio
South Of the base I'm, and east of the p,isej, MI
meridian.
sections IL tn IS. inclusive Of township @: the
parts oi township 10. n"rin ara vert of the ~
JDhns fIver a.d tue fraetions Of !ovI ship west
oil the ~. John's RIVER. of range Ii
Sections ~ 10 %, usIve %: owns hin @ all NJ
township 10 aad tie fractions OF township A nor IA
am east of Dunn creek AMI lake oI rapye .,
Gwen under my hand, at the General Land Of6ce
al The city oil w ASKING tom lhs st DAY of Nav "a
THOS. A. hENDRiCKS
una , LaH1W Comm stober,
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INTERIOR DECORATIONS.

iersnns renovating their houses will End M No
Se IN street good assert n.eHt If FREN, A sng
AMEhlCAN PAPERHANGINGS, enbracIng a
naIdhothe hsso tment of Gold Papers Rorders Pa-
Pc PIE ih Imitation OF Oak, Wain,t, Rosewood, &c;
So s, aNsriety OF Goid Band and Conma.n ~ IDdng
SnaGes: o. ., and feet long; Fir.hostd Prints
Curtains. &c. "''" i'o"be'i "'''
dispatch. e"'eu WIN Sshi oAu
Nv lndow Shades of every description in store or
"1o 10 oioef. . j. MAkkkIrFh.
. No, sS 18th street. 9 doors alaNe
"~S~W Odd Fellows Hell,
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STOCK OF THE FARMERS AND MI
- ctatics' bsnk OF Georgetown fer sale by
ua O-at RIGGS & CO.
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DCfURE CORD AND TASSELS-A Land
iai 1ih street. ms 2 -,
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4 IlN1ON'S PATENT ALCOHOf. COOK.
" tie most useful invention of the eye. az
INA ~ LAMMGNB'S
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FOR SALE VERY CHEAP-A nice little
Il FAR vi. less than 10 miles from Washing ton.
good read IL may be exchanged for city prop
erty, Apply To II. y. EANSDALE. - the corner
OF 9Th and VI streets. or through Post Office.
ap 23-lmt
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poHTEMNNNAlFS, PURSES. Eags WA
Il chains. latcr EHIr Plns Frns InaN,U's Cor
p uu. for clearing kIG gloves. c., AZ
nm S-st IkMMGNI'-
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nor SAI.E.-A valuable FARM, containing $50
acres ni land, under high state OF cultivation,
situated IN Prince Georges county, Md, about SIX
miles from Washing ton. on the Queen anuA's Road,
The improvements consist of a good comfortable
dwelling, with harm, hne spring, and dlirv all
veuent 100 acres will be- sold If desired. For
further information apply Ia so. W. BRAY. Real
rr"2erty Agent, No. 2s2 9th street, between nj and
y streets north. ep24-ims
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mn FINE Sl.yEN OCTAVE PAM, a..
al ths NJ n..cI convention was furnished 4. A +.
and Row feTtd Ter sale uPor eas, terms.
JOHN 4. FILLS
IA "a Ia
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~ hIrE ROAR GbAvhL for rontng a. 4
garden walks. Also, test Holland tio,uf an 4
mat SaLd. toselhvr with the bret Hickory thN.
Tree burning Coal for Summer use.
~ On hand Hho Tor sale at nay " cod, CosI and Ssrd
r''"o' u anu ''th street near The Carat.
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0%BUSINESS MEMS PRAYER MEET
!kS lNG-CHANGE OF HOUR.-The Union
Prayer Meeting, which mas been held at 10 O'Clock
for the past week will be held EVERY DAY, uu-
til further notice. at II o'clock ths LIST Presbyte
ran Church, ~ st. apS-tf
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NEW AND VERY DESIRABLE THREE
~ STORY BRICK DWELLING-HOUS
AT PRIVa SA t.E The subscriber has for pr
vate sale new and desirable three story Brick
DIV EI.LING HOUSE, with large Back Buildings,
containing eleven rooms. built IN the best manner,
ami furnished throughout with a the modern i'm
prOvements-gas and water. furnace. range, DC
dc. situated on north NJ street. between 9Th and
10th streets west door east or 10th street.
Terms easy and hmm. diatc possession given.
JAS e.. MCGUIRE,
and( Conn Mer pb.p
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lNOR = 4. f--t Convenient NEW BRICK
L HOUSE, hly situated. md within a few
minutes Wiik Of the several Departments. 1hls
property viii lie sold OIale terms, q very
long credit will be given portion Of The purchase
mOHey. H. y IANSDAtE.
Wood and Coal Yard. l4th st
ap2l-lm If Pa.
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0%lCE CREAM AND WATER ICES, of the
lAS best quality, In mOulds otherwise, at g 81
per gallon. Fairs and Othsr public entertainments
furnished At less rates ut the Philadelphia Confeo-
tI0nery. corner 18th and + streets.
ap lO-5wH J. FUSSEIL,
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AVE- lNNIrE THE ATTENTION or ia ,es
w of Washlsg.un and Georgetown 20 oar ~
ooemIng Of SPR No ard SUMMER RON C.,
NEIS. GA ine'das, w odnesday, and Thurs
day, May 81, STU, AID 5th.
ma S-st ga pa. ay.' het. i9tb sd or r.,
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BosH.-The Republican party press pr,f.ss
to regard the passage Of the English bill az q
great triumph for their side in politics, and an
overwhelming defeat Of the Democracy. Ye, in
parallel columns with articles to that end. we
find indignant denuncations of the measure. p
embracing greater outrage on the cause offree
dom than the original bill of the Senate itself
thus, they literally blow hot and cold in the
same breath. The articles in the New York
Erenrns Post in this connection are strikinpIv
Illustrative OF what we mean That journal
while protesting to believe that the passage Of
the English bill annihilates the Democracy. is
at the same time perfectly rabid against the
measure. Now. none are 80 blind as not TO
comprehend that if the 80 Indignantly abom
mated measure were likely to prove injurious
to the cause of the Democratic party, the con-
ductors Of the Post would be last to deprecate
Its enactment. So surely as 'old birds are not
to be caught with chat" so certain is it that
the game OF the Post will not blind the eyes of
any sensible people
MINNESOTA IN THE HOUsE-The very de-
ciued opposition to the bill to admit Minnesota
INTO the Union as State, manifested in tho
House hall yesterday, was unexpected nv ne
though knowing well that to subserye a marty
end the Republican leaders have for mo,,bs
past been secretly organizing an opposition 70
the admission OF the Territory. They are plav.
ing for tie Senators. Quite two month. ooo
secret circulars from Republican party leaders
p Minnesota are known to have been received
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TaE WxArHKR.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is u AIDE from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time of observation is about7 O'Clock a. IN ::
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EOR SALE EXCHANGE for IMPROVET

Il CITY PROPER ~ Five ana one sixteenth
acres OF LAND. with a dwelling House, contain
Ingtil rooms Tenant House, stable and Carriage
house. with other out buildings. and pump of good
water; enclosed by new ard substantial fence
There are on the grounds also about Ito bearing
peach trees about Is apple trees cherry. pear. ard
ounce trees; about 5o feet well set. hearing grape
vines. forming an arbOr, with gopSsbsrres, straw
herrles, raspberries and currants; rose and other
Towering bushes; AID various shade and ornamental
trees; situated south of the toll gate ahout two
miles from the Centre Market. between the resi-
tences of J. e. Lewis and w. u. w. White, on the
Rockville Plank Road.
JNO. T. KENDALL
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-08-06
The Disposition of the Utah Forces.

LEAvENwoRTH, July %, via Bonneville, July 26, per
United States express express from Gen. Harneys
headquarters at Cottonwood Springs, on the 14h inst
brings copy of the general order issued by Harvey
July l2th the receipt of the instructions of General
Scott, for the disposition of the Utah forces
Colonel Monroe, with the fourth artillery and two
companies of dragoons will remain in the district OF
Platte.
Colonel May is ordered to take the post at Fort Kear
ney with three companies of artillery and of dra-
goons.
Two companies Of the first cavalry under Maj. Sedg-
wick, will repair at once to Fort Riley.
Six companies of the command under Colonel
Sumner will concentrate at Fort Kearney for service on
the plains
Two companies of the same regiment, now in Utah
are ordered to go to Fort Riley.
Lieutenant Colonel Johnston is relieved from duty
inspector general of the Utah forces and directed to
take command at Fort Riley.
Surgeon Wright returns to st. Louis
MAJOR Brown, of the pay department. is stationed at
Kearney.
Assistant Surgeon Smith is assigned duty with the
first cavalry.
Assistant Surgeon Swift, with two companies of the
fourth artillery, will be stationed r the vicinity of Cot
tonwood Springs.
Capt. Simpson, Of the typographical engineers, pro-
Ceeds to Utah under the movements directed in general
order No. IT,
A detachment of recruits about 800 strong under
Major Backus left Leavenworh the 2lst instant for
New Mexico.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Supreme Court.
..- ,.t..-.+ ef-.. Supreme Court. t-...-
The following opinions have been delivered by the Su-
preme Court since nur last reuOrt

The following opinions have been delivered by the S-
preme Court since our last report:
By PERSON, j. In Gill v. Sharp, from Wilson, d.
recting venire de novo Also in Willard Y. Carter
from Beaufort directing venire de novo. Also, in
Smith v Reddck, from Stokes affirming the judgment.
Also, in Thompson Kirkpatrick from Orange, affirm
ing the judgment. Also in Wagner v. n. c. Rail
road Company, from Alamance, Judgment of the Supe-
rior Court reversed and Judgment here for defendant
Also in McCracken ". McRay, from Alamance venire
de nove Also, in Webb v. Bowler from Person, af
frming the Judgment. Also, in Black v. McAuley, af
frming the judgment. Also, in Murphy V. Troutman,
from Rowan, venire de novo Also in Hinson V. King
from Rowan Judgment affirmed, Also, in Doe ex dem
BOSTON v. BOSTON from Rowan affirming the Judgment
Also, in Doe ex dem Stokes V. Foley, from Rowan
Judgment reversed and Judgment for defendant. Also,
in McCorkeI V. Monteith from Meckenburg, affirming
the judgment.
By BATTLE j. In Bryan V. Lawrence, from Edge
combe, affirming the judgment. Also, in Adams v.
Hedgpeth judgment reversed and venire de Also,
in Marsh V. Hampton, from Davidson, Judgment rcver
sed and venire de novo. Also in Chaffn V. Patrick,
from Davie, Judgment affirmed Also in Scott Brown,
from Cabarrus, affirming the judgment Also in John
son v. McRary from Dave, directing venire de novo.
Also, in Salisbury & Taylorsvile Pankroad Co. v. AL
lison, from Rowan, affirming the Judgment. Also in
Doe ex dem Maxwell v. Mcdowell, from Meckenburg,
affirming the Judgment. Also, in Ross v Wilson, from
Mecklenburg, affirming the judgment. Also, in Brown
Rrawley & Co. " Bostian, from Mecklenburg, affirm
ing the judgment. Also, in Grer V. Yonz, from Meek
burg affirming the Judgment Also, in Graham v. Skim
ner, in equity from Wake, reversing the order.
RepiSter
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From Washington,

WASHINGTON, July 28.-The President, before leav-
ing for Bedford Springs, appointed John Nugent Esq,
editor of the San Francisco Herald who now here
agent to proceed to Frazer River to make proper repre-
senatons to the citizens of the United States, with the
view Of preventing collisions outbreaks in that quar-
ter government being satisfied from official and 9TH
er sources that liberal policy will be pursued towards
them by the British authorities.
The course to be pursued towards Paraguay is now
determined having occupied much of the attention of the
administration. 1t is reliably ascertaned that from the
isolated position of Paraguay and the difficulty of
to it, it is capable of making vigorous resistance to
outside force. Independently Of few small vessels,
mounting, altogether armament of six guns Lopez
has three four good steamers recently constructed
England, and at eligible point the river fort
mounting 100 guns of different calibre He has also
standing army of 900 men, and recently received from
England cargo of arms and ammunition; and he has
in his employ, engineers and ordnance men, several
French officers.
The administration will send feet of six or seven
vessels, including the Harriet Lane and steamer Fulton
the former steamer to be the flagship. Commander
Page who has been selected for the command has pro-
ceeded to the North order to charter such additional
steamers may be adapted to the expedition. Although
it is not supposed it will be necessary to fire single
gun ye in view of the defensive preparations of Para
quay it is determined that force shall be sufficiently
formidable to meet all possible contingencies The com
missioners have not yet been selected,
There is authority for stating that such letter
that puportng to be written by Mr. Cass to President
Martinez the sub of the latters refusal to sign
the Cass- Yrisarri treaty was ever written.
Lord Napier had long interview with Secretary
Cass to-day
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Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, sc.

HDERHAHpS POCAHONTAS NuxTUREo
YTNHIS PREPARATION now before the public remains
without an equal 1t has proved itself to be superior to
remedy placed before the afflicted world curing all
(not everhng) of Chronic Inamitory or Merc1ra
rheumatism Neuralgia, also Sick Nervous Headache,
Pain or Weakness in the Back Stiff JOINTS Enlargement
the joints also Toothache In all such diseases
known to fall 1t is Yankee Patent Humbug which is
said to cure every disease that the human race subject to-
All ye afflicted subject to such diseases procure bottle of
this Mixture and be cured. Every bottle warranted
&8- Beware of connterfeits. ga
Price, small bottles so cents large ST. Orders to he di-
rected J. II. DERHAM, Wilmington, N. C.
]. H. DERHAM & BROS, Proprietors.
July 9tl I850 45-3m*
PAINTS AND OILS.
IN 900 LBS. Pure White Lead;
sOOO 5000 lbs Pure White Zinc
500 lbs. Pure White Zinc in Varnsh;
500 lbs. Silver Paint in Oil;
so bbls. 81 '' dry assorted;
10 '' Spanish Brown;
5 g Venetian Red;
5 q Yellow Ochre
S 8 Linseed Oil;
5 '' Lard Oil;
" Best Sperm Oil
800 lbs. Chrome Green, in oil and dry;
200 g :" Yellow in Oil and dry. For sale
wholesale and retail, by W. H. LIPPITT.
Oct 25f Druggist Chemist
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE IN DUPLIN COUNTY.
saSs1 THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE, UNTIL
@ the lst of November next, that valuable plantation
- known part of the Giles T. Loftin tract of land
the south side of Ratsnake Swamp and Northeast Rv
er containing 725 acres. This is good FARMING LAND
be bought for $40 per acre. and terms easy Or
will sell for $50 per the land where now Ve on the
south side of Bear Swamp and east side of the Wilmington
and Weldon Rail Road, Containing 375 acres which is one
of the best small be found in this State. deem it
unnecessary to say more, will buy without first
making examination The poorest part of these lands are
this year in cultivation, which will show what they are
L. R. LOFTIN.
June Is. 4-llt*
GoIdsboro Tribune copy MONTHS and send bill above,
Bear Swamp P. o., n. G.
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FURNITURE !!


TTNHE SUBSCRIBER WOULD RESPECT 1azzzzzzzs=zEza-
/ fully announce to the citizens OF Will E
mington and the public generally, that he
has Just selected in person, at the manufactures and will
receive during this month the largest best assorted Stock
of Cabinet Furniture he has offered in this place
he had long experience in this business and having
purchased his entire stock for cash. at manufacturer oc
cash prices he offer inducements to purchasers
The following among the articles to be found in his
store, viz:
Parlor Sets, complete in Mahogany and Walnut
BrOcateie and harcloth covering;
Sofas and Tete Tetes, great variety from sl3 to $50
Mahogany and Walnut, Upholstered, Rocking and Easy
Chairs
Ottomans, Etageres and Corner Stands;
Centre, Sofa and Card Tables;
Pier, Mantle and Oval Mirrors;
Cane Seat Chairs from IS cents to 81 so each;
Cane Seat Rocking and Nurse Chairs
Sideboards and Secretaries
beautiful lot of Chamber Furniture, setts complete
Bureaus, a great variety from 81 to $50
Wardrobes, Washstands, Marble top &C.;
Bedsteads Redsteads, Bedsteads;
Towel and light Stands;
Extension and other Dining Tables
Work Tables, Toilet Tables, Teapoys, &C.;
Ais lot of superior Piano Fortes Music Stands Stools
&c.
Intending to sell goods low his terms cash. on large
bills good negotiable paper 80 days. With interest added
JOHN D. LOVE,
No. 10 Front street. Wilmington, N. c.
| August l9, 1857 286-l2-5Otf
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions-May Term, 1858.
Micheal Sellars, }
Attachment on Land.
TT appearing the satisfaction of the Court that John
W. Thompson is not nhabitant of this State 1t is,
therefore ordered that publication be made for six weeks
in the weekly Wilmington Journal for the defendant TO ap
pear at Court Pleas Quarter Sessions be held
for the County of Columbus at the Court House in Whts
ye the second Monday of August next and repley the
property attached, judgment will made final and alb
soute against him. and the land attached will be sold to
satisfy the plaintiffs debt and costs.
Court at Office the second Monday of May, A d. 1853.
w. NJ. BALDWIN, C. G. c.
July 3D. 1858 IPr. adv. $5 62l 44-6t
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

COLUMBUS COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions May 1t1n 1853
'S""' vs.. "''S''' Attachment on Land
John w. Thompson.l
TT appearing satisfaction of the Court that John
w. Thompson not nhabitant of this State: 1t is
therefore, ordered that publication be made for six weeks
the Weekly Wilmington Journal for the defendant to ap
pear Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions to be held
for the county of Columbus at the Court House in White
ve the second Monday Of August next to repevy the
property attached judgment will be made final and ahso
lutte against him. and the land attached will be sold tc
satisfy the plaintiff debt and costs.
Witness, William NJ Baldwin, Clerk of said Court, at Of
fee the second Monday of May, A. D. 1883
w. NJ. BALDWIN, G. C. c.
July 2, 1858 4-6t-Pr. adv. IS 62
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CARRIAGE FACTORY,

>sEDo B. R. HOOD respectfully informs the public
N3 that he is still at his old stand in Clinton, where
he continues to manufacture CARRIAGES, BAROUCHES,
ROCKAWAYS AND BUGGIES He is prepared at all times
work with neaness and despatch He supern-
tends all his operations in person. and guarantees that his
work shall be durable neat and cheap any other
establishment in the State.
He is now constantly employed in manufacturing and ap
plying his new patent scroll springs without which no
buggy be complete These springs prevent the usual
unpleasant notion and add but little to the cost of buggy
and ncalculable benefit they completely prevent
that strain upon the other springs which has given rise to SO
many breakings All who want easy riding buggy will
give him a CALL
May 28th, 1858 39-H
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STATE oP NORTH CARoLENA,

NEW HANOVER COUNTY COURT JUNE TERM, 1883.
John Dawson
VS.. Original Attachment
John C. Wood and Stephen P. Poly.)
Ut APPEARING TO the satisfaction of the Court, thai
both the defendants in this nonresidents 1t il
therefore ordered by the Court that publication be made
for weeks in the Wilmington Journal for the defendants
appear the next term of said Court to be held at the
Court House in the of Wilmington, second Monday
of September next then and there to plead answer or de
mur judgment final by default will be taken against them
and the property levied upon be condemned and sold to sat
sfy plaintiffs debt and costs
Test SAM'L R. BUNTING, CIk.
July 2 1858 A6W-Pr. adv. S. G2.
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.WAYNE FEMALE COLLEGE.

THIS INSTITUTION located in Goldsboro n c., is in
Il very prosperous condition. Since its organization
der the present Faculty. its has the
taon of its warmest friends Entire harmony among the
order among the pupils; and rapidly extending influence
and increasing hold the public confidence are the ee
ments which constitute fourshng College. Ali of these
enjoyed by young and growing Institution. Our
prospects are frightening every day. and career of
pubc asno0 to Wavn Fmse S a
grateful acknowledgements for past offer to lead
the lovely daughters of happy land to the fountains
of virtue and knowledge.
The Fall Session will begin Thursday, the 29th of july
1853 Board including Washing, Lights Fuel and Room
Furniture $40 per month Tuition in the College $40
per Session. For Catalogue giving full information, ad
dress the undersigned. S. NJ. FROST, President
June 25th 1858 43-6t
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Schools,
UNION ACADEMY.

UNION ACADEMY,
HARRELL'S STORE, NEW HANO YER CO.. N e.
YTNHS SCHOOL commences its session on Monday,
the 9th day of September next under the supervision
of Sol cmon Fason A. B.. gentleman who requires
enconlms being well known a successful instructor of
youth. Parents and Guardians will find few situations more
in all particulars for both moral ard intel
ectual education of their children and wards
Terms per session as follows:
Primary Department. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 50 90
Higher English Branches. I2O
Classical Department. ment.....................l Is 90
Board be obtained in the neighborhood from
eight dollars per month. OWEN FENNELL,
President of Board of Trustees.
July 3O l858-48-5t*