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FOR SALE.

INOR SALE-A CONFECTIONARY--I
II have for sale Confectionery Stand also suit.
able for Grocery, now doing good business. viii
be sold cheap for cash. Apply at No. l6 Western
row, between Front and Water. delb'
ENOR SALE-Four SEWING MACHINES,
n at Sl0-The manufacturers price is S25. They
are new and in perfect order. Gall soon at j. H..
FESSENDEN Il OO.'S, No. lA West Third,street,
and secure good machine cheap. delbe
EVOR SALE-A SALOON-A first class Sa-
n loon, with lease of five years, now doing a
good business. The subscriber Is about retiring
from the business, and therefore offers the estab.
lishment for sale. Address SALOON, at this Office.
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BORROWING MoNEY.-0n recommendation Of
tho Finsnce Committee, City Council has
authorized the City Auiitor TO anticipate the
regular receipt Of taxes payable into the treas
ury on the first Of January, by securing q loan
Of $12, 1000, for Watch and Fire Department
Funds, from Messrs. Gr0esbeck X Go.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNTY COMMISSION
ERs.-At the session of County Commissioners,
held yesterday morning, orders were passed,
amounting in tho aggregate to $51S rs, Of
which $44S rs were paid to Smith & Co., for
coal for the use of the Courthouse. The Com
missioners also discharged Benjamin Guioh
from jail, he not having the necessary funds
wherewith to pay the fines and costs charged
against him. Apart from this, no business Of
importance was transacted.
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AUCTION SALES
UCTIoN sALE.-BY H. S. MILE

A UCTION SALE.--BY II. S. MILES
IN --Sales-room No. 33 Main. street. CLOSING
sale Of the entire stock of Boots, Shoes Groceries,
Liquors Cigars &C., of the late firm Of h 3. Miles
Il Uo., al Auction, without any reserve, for cash.
will sell on FRIDAY MORNING, December 2. at
o'clock, TO close all conSignmsnts, 100 boxes Virs
gihia and kentucky Tobacco, 100 barrels Smoking
Tobacco, half chests Y IL. Tea, mats Java Coffee,
10 boxes German Soap, barrels Bourbon Whisky, 70
Star Candles As boxes Pearl Starch, boxes Pepper
rs kegs s. u. Soda, 10 kegs Nails quarter casks
Brandy % boxes old Brandy, 20 boxes 8. r. Indigo,
ALSu-27 cases Mems and Boys Kip and CALI
Boots and Brogans, 100 bundles Straw and Bag
Wrapping Paper, 40 barrels Cider Vinegar, 40 boxes
Quart and Pint Flasks, 80 boxes Goblets, 25 boxes
Wines. 4.
ALsO-Without any reserve, large superior new
no30 ii. s. MILES, Auctionecr.
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GAME.-While R. @. Booking is receiving
daily, by express, Smiths celebrated old plan
tation oysters, he is also being supplied by
every train with all descriptions of fish, game
and Holsters. His depot is at SO Sycamore
street, opposite the National Theater.
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MORE STREET RAILRoADs.-The Committee
on Roads and Canals have been authorized to
report on applications made for street railaoad
routes, and to recommend three lines that they
may deem most conducive to the interests Of
the public. Mo.
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HIGHLAND GUARDS BALL.-The annual ball
Of the Highland Guards will take place this
evening at the National Hall, on Vine. street,
and will prove, without doubt, a very pleasant
affair.
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FOR RENT.

EH0R RENT-H0USE-On northeast cor
IL ner of Lewis-row and Front-street, In Fulton,
with seven rooms and 8, ore ALSO large back yard
newly painted inside and outside. Apply to Mr..
BRODWELL, in Fulton, or JOHN WARNER, cor
ner of Twelfth-sfreet and Western-r0w. ho30-bS
NOR RENT-BRICK H0USE-0n Third
IL street, near Western row. Inquire of W. B.
BARRY Il CO., Postofice building no30b
N0R T-RO0MS-Suitable for rail-
II road, law or insurance offices, on second and
third doors, In four.story building opposite the
Press Office. The building hasIbeen newly respanted
and re. papered. All in good order. Apply at the
Press Office. nol9
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LOST.

n OST-CANE-0 Monday afternoon, 2lst,
MA on Park-street, a silyer-mounted Cane, en-
eraved " VIM. Graham-a relic Of the First Presby-
terian Church, Pittsburg." Any one finding the
same and returning ii to the Commercial Office, will
receive the thanbs Of the owner. debs
n .OST-RING- Yesterday friday morn
N A ing, a large massive Gold Ring, with " VIM. I.
simpson" engraved on the inside, on the corner Of
for its delivery at the NJ W. corner of Sixth and
Mound. streets. no26d'
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CITY NE w s.

F. f. F.-Fine fresh fat Baltimore Oysters
can be had at Robert Orr's, No. IL West Fifth
street. Those wanting delicious bivalves can
not find any to equal those found at No. II
West Fifth. street.
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BOARDING.

DOARDING--A gentleman and his wife,
I'D or two single gentlemen, can be accommodated
with pleasant furnished room and board at No. 73
George-street. delbe
R0ARDING-A lady and gentleman, or
h-D two gentlemen can have comfortable front
room, with board, in private family. Apply at 81
Ninth-street, between Walnut and Vine. no30'bF
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ALMANAC.-The Franklin Almanac for 1860
is already out. It is favorite with the far
mer, and has large sale. 1t is published by
B. +. Sanford.
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DRESS HATs.--When any Of our citizens de-
sire finely finished hat we refer them TO B.
r. Alley, No. Al Broadway, opposite Broad
way Hotel. His style Of hat is acknowledged
to be superior to any heretofore in use.
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GsrPenny Press 10 be had every
morning at the COuntlng-room door.
Only one cent.
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Monetary and Commercial.

E,storn Excbenoo yos n, oro,v ,oroin., n. /. or,.
ao.eii NN'n"ns0 was "'oio'y noi"iha ~ n Piehi
selling rate yesterday, because the supply was 80 lin
itcd that no one seemed willing to draw for any but
his customers at that guro Tbis indisnosition was
increased by the general belief that Exchange would
advance to-day 70 q nrem.whicb II Doubtless will
and Ranlrsrs hayng haIancos ~ course nrofarrod >,
anu banHers having balances, OF COURSE preferred TO
Tss smsn% a ann for Sei%" TaT = coutnSe a.
e rcess m' tSa fn Sad The
feet on Hogs and ut the close the market was less
o:s pe, po tnUusl % oyer gan % sol9a 20 sfnSt y.
other kinds OF Provisions were unaltered Barley adj
9i per Ghe ARTICLES of the Grain
Tbe I,nnor,, and ", no,ts Of ,or;o,, a,,;,,a A.,
70 "''' 70 VI att'ie' ior 'he
twon ty-tour hours ending yesterday noon, we're {:
IupoRrs-Flour, 2,5o6 brIs: Whisky. .I3o brIs n
Corn s.25I bushels Wheat AZ, bns6sls. 0ats' 70.
6llshel Barley, so bushels; Hogs lG,5@ head Moas
ses 227 6rs Gotine Sso baSs. hnnies Ios hris R"I
ter 81 kegs; Cheese 2Ss boxes: Potafoes III, brIs
Hay iS6 bales = ''
EXPORTS = Flour, l,O37 brls; Whisky, zoos brs
R,rSS % sa ,Soi % s G pgsngS m hrs
Coifec, 7SS bags Apples, 35 bris; Butter SOo kegs;
Cheese, 2'oaHboSes; Potatoes 30 brls; Salt fss.
Tuesdays New York Tribune thus refers to ipan.
ciaI affairs in that citv
,m Nv" s ~ '""' w"
ts h 0Ty TsT ara Il NAV The Csas sansdTss
in placing their balances. AS at present their re-
ce,b. aro pn, hoSut Stn eaua, 10 vne oncIings,
Lne banh atatSnient SHOWS decrease OF sIeoe as
@ & WIs1 Tue prGsouS WeeR oo % 3 an9mt
% om. ;ne & e, WI, MAKE 1 Che
have not mateTisIv decreasppd anS thSn
S rse Roa ~ u @ anu lney reann
she tsui1 Nv VI ,i me IomparatSe
a, s.nen' ioi t"e "oeh enu'ns november 10 10 NJ
ioi'ows' Nor IN Nov %
Ioans S,5I sen sse e e,o, h9s ,se ~ n ro- ,ys
'' iySaSom sud S'99,'yll Dec 'inst.
Nt ni,% % e'ssS'SS ~ ,s5'S5SS Bec; I5se
NO. Deposi'S."' n,o'o'oJ, 'o'ooE'i'S Lee b'ii,Sot
Tuesdays New York Times observes concerning
Monday last - |A. ..H
Tho nov, ,roo,- ou,. ,r;., ,,. ,,,u,,, :. ,.,.
& ew WE Vp9s Win soou business IN nue t
Of "a, s months PAPER Some lists of indorsed siI
months, exclusively bills done att per cent. Sixty
day acceptances, very choice names continue to &C
at 6per cent. and temporary loans to the Stock Bro
keIs from 5@6per cent, same as last week.
The Exchange market for the Boston mail opened
10 day at last weeks quotations. and up to the clost
OF Change hour, no large amount Of business hat
been accomplished. London, lO3A@ll0; and Paris
+ E1Smfk l0A
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Gr Don't forget that the Penny
Press is the medium through which to
make known your wants! ADVERTISE
ments of five lines and less, inserted
twice for twenty-five cents!
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UNPAID LETTERs.-The following is list Of
letters detained for non payment Of postage at
the Postoffice, in this city, November 30:

Charles s. Ranniels, st. Louis, Mo.
Miss Alicia Payne, box B. ", indianapolis, Ind
George Griffith, jamestown, Green County, Ohio.
Daniel s judd, Harrison. Hancock County, Ohio.
u. NJ. Snow, Providence, r. /.
G. Putnam, (Publisher) Now York, N. Y.
j. Pendulum, New York, N. Y.
w. II. Wood, New York, N. Y.
J. r.. Woolcot, South Alabama, Germcne Co., N. Y.
VIM. Rankin, Terre Haue, Ind.
Graf 4 Yangerden, Pittsburg, Penn.
Jas. M. Patton, Greensburg, Decatur County, Ind.
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METEOROLOGICAL 0BsERvATIoNs-Fo the
Penny Press, by Henry Ware, optician, No.
West Fourth-street, November 80.
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A UCTToN sALE.-By JACOB GRAFT

A UCTION sALE.-By JACOB GRAFF
IA & CO.-Tmniture at Auction.-Will be sold
on THURSDAY MORNING, December |, at
o'clock, at No. 23S West rd.street, between Plum
and Western:row, the entire furniture Of family,
Walnut Center Table and Cover, caue-seat Chairs,
cane seat Rocker, fancy Tables, Carpets, Rugs,
Drugget, Door Mats, indon Shades, Dining Table,
Bedsteads, Walnut Dressing Bureau, Washstands,
Oak Bedsteals Feather Bolster and Pillows, cotton
ware, Looking Glass, Carpets, &C.; Cooking Stove
and apparatus, and Kitchen Furniture.
JACOB GRAFT, Auctioneer,
uosO No. Is East FOurth-stre
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MUSICAL.

HNHRISTMAS rs COMING NG.--REMEMBER
" that Lighte 8 Bradbury's and yso-x
A. FL. Gale Uo, of New York, and lf3.esJ fS1I35l
Pianos, can be found only at 70 West t2f ~
Fourth street. 1 am offering great
inducements for cash. will rent, and let the rent
pay for the Piano, at 70 West Fourth street;
@. M.MURCH.
Tho larqaat stock of Maladaona In the city. no30
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GtHRISTMAS! CHRISTMASi CHRIST
" MASill- Remember that z,s0,
Hazleton Brothers, Raven, Bacon & Ges1-f 957.5
Co., Hallet, Davis & Co., and Peters, ~ 20 {ifs3
briggs & Co.'s Pianos cannot be ! ~
found In Cincinnati except at No. 66
West Fourth street. will sell for cash. as low
any east west, or will rent, and let the rent
pay for the Piano, at 66 West Fourth street.
J. CHURCH, Jr.,
no3O Depot for Melodeons and Harmonams
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FLOUR-The demand Ontinues active, and prices
are shade higher Bales of 5000 brls.. closing at
IS lON5 20 for superne and IS 25@e5 60 for extra.
WHIsKY--The demand was quite active o.day, at
yesterdays decline, and 1000 brls. sold at 2lhc.
The market closed buoyant.
HOGS-The receipts being quite large to-day and
the weather less favorable, the feeling In the market
was less buoyant, and at the close prices were easier
The sales were: 'l..
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UCTION SA l. E-BY G. BRA
we will sell on THURSDAY MORNING. Dec. /, at
o'clock, without reserve, 800 cases Mems, Boys,
Youths, Womens, Misses and Chidrens Boots,
Shoes Caters, Buskns, &c. These comprehend first
class goods suitable for the best trade, and will be
sold.
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WANTED.

WANTS, !" FOB sALE,""TO LET,""LOsT,' -
or this ave lines
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f.'. .l.H 3 eu'u
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Breltlng ~
One Gold Roller
One Gold Ladies' CHAIN with Pin.".-........".,
One Gold Curb Vest Ohaiu, eighteen carat.-."..
One Cluster Diamond Ring. g..."......u.......
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-09-28

WIN. @. PRESTON, OF SOUTH CAROLINA
Mr.. Preston is now in Virginia. His health
is very poor. The INSPIRED declaimer" to
whose burning words Senates have listened
cnraptured-the magnificent orator, is as fee-
BILE as a little child. Leaning on the arm of
n friend, few Sabbaths since, he slowly, pain
fully advanced to the chancel of the Episcopal
Church and kneeling, fervently partook Of
the Sacrament Of the Lords Supper. One
after another our great men pass away from
this world Of change and death. Happy are
they, who like Preston, ''trust in the cruel
fled" and acknowledge their faith. For them
-'to die is gain"-Pee Dee Times, Aug. Sd.
We never saw Mr.. Preston but once, and
then he was addressing an audience oftwen.
ty thousand people. He seemed to us, We
must acknowledge, the noblest specimen o
the orator that we have ever listened to OF
beheld. His form was noble and erect, hi
movements graceful aad powerful, and hi
flashing eye was even more eloquent thai
his lips. He spoke nearly an hour, but
seemed only a few minutes. We had ney
or heard such q speech and have neve
heard one since, though nearly twent
years have gone by, and we have listened
Clay, and Prentiss, and Webster and man
others Of the great orators ofthe past.-Pr0
Post.
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ed Brother; and q copy sent to the Spirit of the
Age for publication.
> This manuscript of the above was nislaid for
two or three weeks, or it would have been inserted
sooner.-ED.
The following resolutions were unanimously
adopted by the Franklin eociety, connected with
Mr.. Horners School, Oxford, ". c., on hearing of
the death of james N. Daniel late of Edgecombe,
\. C.
SOCIETY HALL, September 16, 1859.
WHEREAS, It has pleased the All-wise and 0ns-
nipotent God to remove from this transitory life,
our late friend and fellow member James u. Dan
iel therefore, be it
Resolved, That while we bow In humble sub.
mission to the Divine win, whose inscrufable
providence has cut down, in the flower of his
youth, our beloved brother, we cannot bur deplore
the loss of one whose noble qualities of heart hai
endeared him to his companions and whose EARL
display of talents gave promise of great futur,
usefulness and distinction.
That We deeply sympathise with those who ar
connected with him by the ties of consanguinit
and would say to them, grieve not, for " the Lor,
gave and the Lord hath taken away" Thougl
his earthly pilgrimage is accomplished, thong
"he sleeps the sleep that knows no waking !" le
us hope that his spirit has taken its fight to
brighter and happier nome where bliss foreve
reigns.
That as a testimeny of our high appreciation
him and of our grief caused by his death, that "
wear the usual badge of mourning for thirty day
That a copy of these resolutions be sent to til
family of the deceased and that they be sent
the Tarboro' Southerner, Leisure Hour and Spir
of the Age, with the request to publish them.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-09-28
THE GROVER q BAKER
SEWING Co.

HAVING greatly increased their facilities for
Ill manufscturing their CELEBRATED FAMI-
LIZ MACHINES, with al the recent improve
ments, have reduced their prices, and offer for
sale A NEW STYLE MACHINE PRICE $50.
1t is no longer questioned that these Machines
are the best in use for family sewing. They hem,
fell, gather and stitch in the most superior mans
ner, and are the only machinesi in the market that
are SO well and simply made, that they may be
sent into families with no other instructions than
are contained in 8 circular which accompanies
each machine, and from which q child ten years
may readily learn how to use them, and keep them
in order. They make upwards OF fifteen hundred
stitches a minute, and will do the sewing of a fam
lily cheaper than a seamstress can do it, even if she
works at the rate of one cent an hour.
Is there a husband, father, or brother in the
| United States, who will permit the drudgery of
hand sewing in his family, whom . Grover & Ba-
ker Machine will do it better, more expeditiously.
| and cheaper than can possibly be done by hand I
Officers Of Exhibition and sale :-A95 Broad
way, New York 1877 Baltimore Street, Balti-
more, Md. For sale by G. B. Root, Raleigh
J. R. & J. Sloan, Greensboro Hyman 4 Ar,
rington, Warrenton !; T. s.. Lutterloh, Fayetteville
Agencies in all the principal Cities and Towns
in the United States. Send for 3 Circular.
Jan. /. 1853. 19-tf
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYAN'Sg
VIC WATERS.

The most certain and, speedy remedy ever dis
covered for all Diseases Of the Chest and
Lungs, Coughs, Colds, asthma, Con-
sumption, Bronchitis, LnJ9uenza, DIFF
fcuzt Breathing, Hoarseness, Sore
Throat, de-, &c., dc.
THESE WATERS give the most instantaneous
l. and perfect relief, and when persevered with
according to directions, never fail to effect a rap
id and lasting cure. Thousands have been re-
stored to perfect health who have tried other
means in vain. To all classes and all constitu-
tions they are equally a blessing and a cure
none need despair, no matter how long the dis
ease may bave existed, or however severe it may
be, provided the organic structure of the vital or
gans is not hopelessly decayed. Every one Attic
ted should give them an impartial trial.
To VoeALIsTs and PUBLIC SPEAKERS, these Wa
fers are peculiarly valuable they will in one day
remove the most severe occasional hoarseness
aud their regular use for a few days will, at
oil times, increase the power and fexibility of
the voice, greatly improving its tone compass
and clearness, for which purpose they are regular
ly used by many professional vocalists.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor,
Rochester, N. z.
Price Is cents per box. For sale by P. F. PES
CUD and all respectable druggists. 38-Iyeow
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-09-28
RECEIPTS FOR THE AGE.

SINCE LAST IssUE.-$1 j S Ray, jamestown;
Miss Mary J Hatch, Miss Martha A Lilly, A N
~Judkins, Prince George, Va; w B Cox, Miss; D
Stewart, S W Douglass, J NJ Morrison, Harnett
] M Brooks, Centreville, Fla. G R Holden, La
grange, Tenn. Miss l. B Lemon, N Thompson, j
Rowland, Robson; ] M Woodland, Woodville D
McCallum, Jr., Queens dale Mrs 81 Garrett, An
s~onville; Jesse Anderson, Eagle Rock; j G Lloyd,
UnionviIIe; D M Linville, Walnut Cove G Grit
fin, W f Dillon, Monroe; M II Billiard, Ellis
vile ; J A Thompson, Fayetteville ] W Freeman.
c w Edwards, A w S~tallings, Pacific; j G Free
Haswell, Millbank Mrs E E Ellington, St. Tam
many Miss L Barbee, Clover Orchard L Clegg,
Pittsboro'; 4 John ] Bum, Rocky Mount; w B
Sullivan, Pee Dee; d j Smith, Whiteville r W
Best, ii II Best, ] G Potter, j W Potter, Miss 1
w Groom, Snow Hill;
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-09-28
SANDS
USEeUALLED ron TIE csRE OF

UNQUALIFIED FoR TIE CBRE OF
AL diseases arising from an isspare State of the
Blood.
Persons long afflicted, whs~ have vainly tried
many expedients to cradle 1iseass, are but
too apt to give way to despondency, n dreiinquish
all hope Of cure. Even when a remedy that has
cured thousands is placed within their reach, they
exclaim, Oh no it is no use; nothing will.cure me.
Such morbid feelings peculiarly belongs to
Sufferers From
serofala, Ulcers, Dyspepsia, Cutaneous and Erup-
tive diseases. The unprecedented success of this
pre- p~arations in the restoration to health Of those
who had long pinned under the most distressing
forms of the above maladies, has given it an exal-
ted character, furnishing as it does, evidence Of
its own intrinsic value, and recommending it to
the afflicted in terms the afflicted only can know.
Prepared and sold by A. B. D. SANDS. Drug
gists, 100 Fulton Street, New York.
For sale also by WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD
Raleigh N. c..
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WI. GRIFFICE'S
Cholera and DiarrhGa Medicine.

To The PUBLIC.-The subscriber Is pleas
ed to inform the public that his Cholera and
Diarrhea Medicine affords more promptr re lief in
the various affections of the bowels, and cOnse-
quently ives more satisfaction to all who have
used il, than any other medicine ever offered to
the public,
For sale by " illiams 4 Haywood, Raleigh ].
III Farrar, Haywood; - Ellis, Franklinto on :
and by the maker and Proprietor W. J. Grifice,
Raleigh. The subscriber has also for sale Whit
fields Celebrated Rheumatic Medicine.
W. J. GRIFFICE.
Raleigh, July I, 1859. 45-ly
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-09-28
THE WILSON SCHOOLS
For Young Ladies and Gentlemen,
BY.MR. AND MRS. RICHARDSON,

B r Mr.. AND MRS. RICHARDSON,
Aided by Full G0rpsgf assistant TeGche,N
CHE exercises of the ensuing scholastic year
L will BE- resumed on Tkursday, the first day of
September. Applicants examined for admissioo
and classification on Thursday and Friday, when
all should be present who contemplate pursuing
a Regular Course Of Study A Gymnastic De-
partment will be added to the Male School the
coming session, the object of which is to. supply
the great universal need Of all Institutions of Lear.
ming, namely Regular Physical Trqinineg Among
the numerous exercises of this Department, de-
signed to please as well as t. benefit, are the
small and broad sword exercises, infantry drill, up
right and parallel bars, &c. Mr.. z. Prentiss Tucke,
who will become connected with the Sch ools-a as.
Professor of Mathematics,P Practical Surveying and
Civil Engineering, will superintend this Depart
ment. He viii also give instruction in the use OF
the Compass, Transit, Theodolite and Level al
so in plotting Surveys, Profile making and the
estimate of earth-work and masonry. A. Calis>
thenic Department will also be added to the Sem
mary to correspond to the Gymnasium. Il In
designed by the friends of the Institution to lay
the foundation of a POLYTECHNIC SCHOOL
Tor young gentlemen, and to establish beyond con-
hngency a school for young ladies, in which
after the completion of q Regular Course In,
our own, or in other Institutions, they can b
taught the FINE ARTS as a speciality. To this
end vigorous plans are in operation, and bull
dings are in the process of erection, which in air
their arrangements, furnishing, and appointments
are to be of the first order, and especially design
ed for the purpose. The Male and Female De-
partments separate. Sectarianism. theoreticslIv
and practically excluded. For the plan. of the
Schools in full, address at Wilson, N. c.,
d. S. RTCHARDSON, A. NJ,
Principal of The Wilson Schools,
or j. B. WILLIAMS, ESQ
July 2, 1859. 46...3m