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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-07-20
THE WILSON SCHOOLS
For Young Ladies and Gentlemen,
BY MR.. AND MRS. RICHARDSON,

By MR.. N MRS. RICHARDSON,
aided By a Full Corpse IF Assistant Teachers.
THE exercises of the ensuing scholastic year
1 will be resumed on Thursday, the first day of
September. Applicants examined for admission
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 Requldr Physical Training. Among
the numerous e~xercises of this Department, de-
signed to please as well as to benefit, are the
small and broad sword exercises, infantry drill, up
night and parallel bars, &c. DIR. /. Prentiss Tucke,
who will become connected with the Schools as
Professor of Mathematics, Practical Surveying aud
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 Calls
thenic Department will also be added to the Sem
mary to correspond to the Gymnasium. It is
designed by the friends of the Institution TO lay
the foundation of a POLY CECHNIC SCHOOL
for young gentlemen, and to establish beyond con-
tingency a school for young ladies, in which
after the completion of a Regular Course in
our own, or in other Institutions, they can be
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 all
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 theoretically
and practically excluded. For the plan Of the
D. S. RICHARDSON, A. NJ,
Principal of The Wilson Schools,
Or j. B. WILLIAMS, ESQ.
July 2, 1859. 46...3 m
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RECEIPTS FOB THE AGE.

SINCE LAST IssUE.-s1 ] NJ Patrick, Lenoir In.
stitute Miss NJ Ne Strickland, Conwayboro'; W B
Jones, DIN J S Barnwell. Pleasant Grove r A
George, Litchfeld, Ill; DR. W B Evans, Sassafras
Fork; Mrs L Carr. A Switzerland. Kenansyiile ;
W J D Dowd,M rsM Short, Carthage; VA Myers,
L Page, D Coward, Nat. Grove, S G w r Single
tary, Flintville, S c.; w Coward. Georges Lake,
Fla; Miss e A Turner, B 3 Cook. Graham, Ark;
" W Faison, Bear Swamp; Sal for a club sent
by Rev. 81. GiIlospfe, Monticello, Fla; D McCollum,
T L Cuthbertson, y P Cuthbertson, Richardson's
Creek; J W : aysour, Lineolnton W G Clark, ii
M Kimbrell Dav. College s w Coleman, Rock
vile J B Blanks, II L Atkisson, Vim Milbea,
Thos Lewis, c T Williamson, Petersburg, Va; G
N Rogers, o C Emerson. I H Clegg, st Lawrence;
LemT Sugg, Snow Hill ] McRae, ] II Stanton,
Rev. r. WEIGH, Clio Col S S Allen, Minden, La;
Miss K J Glenn, New Salem Mrs NJ F Chaa6u,
Pennington; W B Hundley, Ridgeway Miss E
Martin, White Oak; s A Spaugh, Midway; T ]
Watts, Little River; Al Burch, Locust Hill; Miss
N A Logan, A e Wilson, Logan's Store Miss
Laura Ann Mock, Midway |; Henry Bask, Irwin
Merton, Rusk; Miss 8 z Henley, Hoover Hill
r L Hodge, Barksdale Henry Forrest, Hooker
ton G W Pitchford, Merry Mount; 8 Alex Walk
er, WoodsdaIe; 7 ] Howell, Germanton; D P
Bland, Moore's Creek;
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GLENN ANNA FEMALE sRMINARY

THoNAsvILLE. DAVIDSON Co., Nc.
THE annual commencems emit will be on the 9th
l. and 28th of JUNE. The Fall Session will COM
mence on the last WEDNESDAY, in July, and
close December 2oth 1859. Spring Session will
open on the I'd TUESDAY in January, and close
May 31st, 1860.
,r.ds1 onr .o osap;s' orsr.h' = 30 la o. -. :
ornamental. Board, exclusive of washing and
lights, So per month. English course IS to SIS.
Music on Piano and Guitar $50. No charge for
Instruments, Maps, Fuel or Servants. 0rnamen
tails, Latin and Preach, IS each. We hope all pu-
pills will be present at the opening of the session, so
rs to be classed. but will be received at any time,
and charged to the end of the session. Our corps
of Teachers is complete.
For further particulars and Catalogues, address
]. W. THOMAS,
President Beard Trustees.
! June II, 1859. G-0t.
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CATAw INSTITUTE.
RAYS LIMITED FEMALE SCHOOL,

J.. S. RAY, PRINCIPAL.
Mrs. S. 7. RAY,
MISS LUCY MAYNARD,
EUNHIS school will commence Wednesday, July
IL goth. Number of pupils limited to twenty
i've which gives tho pupils superior advantages
over those Of crowded Seminaries and Colleges.
The school will be furnished with new Pianos and
q Chemical and Philosophical Apparatus.
The course Of instr ssion will embrace the
English branches usually taught in. our best Col
legss, with Greek, Latin, Freach, Music ca the
Piano, on the Guitar, Vocal Music, Embroidery,
Psllis work, Wax.fSwers, Wax and Rssin-fruit,
Crayon, Pencil and Monochronati liz Dsawing I;
Grecian and Oriental Painting; for which. L
charge SIS per session of Eve months Hr each
pupil entered. The pupils have the privilege OF
taking z. all the branches enumerated or making
such selections rs they prefer; if they take only
q few Of those usually denominated Extras il
makes the-schoel a, much cheaper one thanGanY
other in the,State.
Books, Stationary, &C., kept by the PfrnoiPas,
and sold ut cost to pupils.
=. lin, the best of private families fop IS psr
month, including washing and lights.
Tuition ono half in advance.
Townsville is a pleasant and healthy town,
located on the North Carolina Rail Road, twenty
miles from Greensboro and about the sams dis.
lance from. Salisbury. Glen Anna Female Sehspl
i located,a at this place, and We have q good Mike
School by MIR. Blair.
Those wishing daughters or wards situations in
this SO hool should apply immsdiatelyto the Prln-
cipal. J.S. RAN
N B. j. 8. Rays superior English Grsuusr
for sale by the author. 43-et
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w. J. GRIFFICE'S
Cholera and DiarrhGa Medicine.

TO The PUBLIC.-The subscriber is pleas
ed to inform the public that his Cholera and
Diarrhea Medicine afford more prompt re ief in
the various affections of the bowels. and conse-
euently ives more satisfaction to all who have
used it, than any other medicine ever Offered to
the public,
For sale by y illiams & Haywood, Raleigh J..
FL Farrsr, Haywood - Ellis, Frankiint on /;
and by the maker and Proprietor W. J. G%rifice,
fields Celebrated Rheumatic Medicine.
W. J. CRITICIZE.
Raleigh, July 2, 1859. 45-ly
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PETERSBURG MARKET.
BROMLEY, GREEN & CO.,
Grocers and Commission Merchants,

PETERSBURG, VA.
CoTToN.-The favorable advices received from
Europe this morning have not yet had any marked
effect on the marke ct here, there being little or no
demand. Holders are firm and we still continue
to quote prime grades at lie; inferior grades are
very dull and nominal. Receipts amount now to
nothing, and the stock in hands of sellers is being
gradually reduced.
ToBAcCo.-At the date of our last weekly re-
port, we left the market dull and depressed. Since
then there has been more animation N the market
and prices are better for all grades. The offerings
at the warehouses have not been large AID the re-
ceipts begin to fall off quite largely. The demand
for Tugs is active and prices are better. The in
spections to the list July, compared with 1853, are
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NORFOLK MARKET.

Dl MC1 II L O111OAELIIt,
WHOLESALE GRocERs & COMMISSION MERCHANTS
WILLS WHARF, NORFOLK, VA.
FLoUR.-W We still have to report a very dull
market, and quotations are almost nominal
There is no shipping demand whatever, and owing
to the extreme dizziness of business incident to
he season dealers are buying very light. We
hope to see a brisker trade generally and a better
demand for -four this month. We quote s. T. 63a
&c. Extra II a u. Family s cash. Flour con'
tinues steadily to decline in the northern markets,
and a further decline will have to be submitted to
here.
NAVAL SToREs.-Tar is scarce and readily COM
mands 81 to supply the retail demand. Common
rosin is wanted for shipment at | 80 a l IS. Spts.
Turp. very dull at $50 with no demand for ship
ment.
CorToN.-We have no movement yet to report
in cotton. The only sales are a small lot, choice,
on terms not yet transpired.
DRIED FRUIT.-No new crop yet received, and
receipts of old are stopped.
GRocERIEs.-The market is we'll supplied with
staple groceries, aud We have no change to report
in prices. cargo Of su gars from Barbados sold
this week at auction. at prices ranging from 53a
81.
July 16.
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~ Nh
I WOULD inform the public that I have COM
tracted for the mail line from Hillsboro' to Chapel
Hill, to run daily on and after the LIST July, and
thatI have just fitted up several new and easy
Coaches, with good teams, and will rua to connect
with the Mail trains on the North Carolina Rail,
road, East and West, I will also have Hacks
ready at the Depot, meeting with the Express
trains, to carry persons to any point they may
designate. My Coaches are good and new, with
careful and experienced drivers, and by q prompt
attention to the convenience of the public, I hope
to merit a good share Of patronage.
Stage Offices. Orange Hotel, Hillsboro'; Guth.
rie's Hotel, Chapel Hill.
JAMES R. GATTIS, Contractor.
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JOB OFFICE
n. G. Institution for the Deaf and Dumb
and the Blind.

nRINTING being one of the mechanical bran
ches selected by the board of Directors OF the
North Carolina Institution for the Deaf q Dumb
and the Blinds to be taught the Pupils IA the Deaf
Mute department, notice is given that We are pro-
plred to do all kinds of work in that line, In the
very best style, embracing ESok Work, Pamphlets
and Circulars, Cards. Printing in Colorss Hand
bills and Biihheads, Blanks of every description,
g., &c. Also, printing in. "a. kinds Of Broazes.
Having a largs aud well selected assortment Ct
Plain and Fancy Job, Type, AMI good Presses,
Books and Pamphlets can be printsd-as well and
aAd as cheaply as they can be dine. in anF
northern city.
TO BOOK BINDERS.
We are prepared to enboss aud gild. covers for
Books in cloth. Orders are solicited.
ALL communication should be ADDRESSED to
WILLIAM D. COOKE,
Principal Of the ba-
Raleigh, n. c., June Is, 1859 4S-SmN
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THE OLD NORTH STATE, FOREVER.

THE OLD NORTH STATE, FOREVER.
00K here, Friends and Fellow Citizens, will
~ you buy the noble State of North Carolina !?
If so, send to tho subscribers, or subscribe to the
county Agent for this
New, Large and Magnificent Map,
and you will get the whole State, with her Rivers,
Railroads, Gold, Copper, Lead, Iron and Coal
Mines. and all cities, towns and villages, her no.
BILE mounsnins and springs, and her fields and
flowers. If you want this golden prize, now is the
time, Map seven feet by five. Border views Of
the State House, Insane Asylum, Chapel Hill,
Male and Female Colleges, &C., &c. One of the
cheapest and best Maps ever published
PEARCE i BEST, Hilisboro,, y. c..
Agents wanted for every county Ia the State.
Terms liberal. App y as above.
July 2, 1859. 45...6m
rs Editors throughout the State copying this
in their paper six months, aud noticing it Eiito-
rally will be entitled to a copy of the Map.
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MOUNT ENERGY MALE ACADEMY

THE 18th Session of this School will open on
Monday the 18th of July, and continue 20 weeks.
Board from 81 to S. per month, in the best fam>
lilies. Tuition from $40 to SIS per Session.
Incidental Fee so cents. Students entering the
1st month, will be charged fall Tuition after
wards from time of entrance. No deduction un>
less in case of protractedi sickness (ofa month OF
more.) For further particulars address the Prin
cipal at Tranquility, Gra-sils@Cb. N. C.
W. FL. P. JENKINS; Principal,
June 18th, 1859. Al.
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WARRENTON FEMALE COLLEGE.
Tr1u ID >QEn-

THE exercises of the Fall Session will begin on
= Wednesday 18th July, 1859. Pupils are ear
nestly advised to be pr esent the first week.
Besides the regular collegiate course of ~instruc-
ten, unusual facilities are afforded to pupils in
Music, Painting, Drawing DC, under experienced
and accomplished teachers.
For particular information apply for Catalogue
e. z. PARHAM, A. NJ, p resident.
Warrenton, June 1S,lS59. 43...5t
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Rutherford Academy.
IEN. ls In . ~ "A i III Z AZ n
Prof j. N. BAIRD, ASSOCIATE.

Prof j. N. BAIRD, ASSOCIATE.
THE next session will on Wednes7
day, the 6th of July, and continue 81 weeks
Tuition ranges from 5 to Is par sessio i. Board
including every thing from SIS t, Z, (nalf in ad-
vance, per II nth. Stu ents admitted at any
time, and charged from date of entranc , For
particulars address the Principal, Happy HOmes
Burke county, N. G. 45-2m
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HIGH PRICE TOBACCO.
BY d. T. WILLIAMS & HICKS.
LENOIR COLLEGIATE INsTIrUTE.

rNHE subscriber having purchased the boarding
l. house from W. Fl. Cunningim, at this place,
it is now opened for the reception of male students,
of good moral character, who will be required to
remain at the table morning and evening till after
prayer, unless excused. Rooms large and well
ventilated. I can accommodate thirty. The school
will commence the 18th of July.
Students that expect to come if they will in
form me l will send to Mosely Hall for them.
Terms SIS board and washing per month.
JAMES M. PATRICK.
Lenoir Institute, July 9Th, 1859. 47-2m
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MASONIC HIGH SCHOOLS, MALE
AND FEMALE.
T.

FRANKLINTUN, N. Q.
THESE Schools, situated on the Raleigh aid
CASTOR Railroad, u miles from Raleigh, will open
on the 18th of July 1853, under the direction of
GEO. W. NEAL, A. H., with competent assist.
ants.
Primary English SO and 121; Higher English
Is; English with one or two Languages Is; each
additional language 5; fee for wood, &C.. l extra;
Music on Piano or Guitar, 30; use of Guitar, 2
use of Piano, 3; Oil Painting 20 Drawing. EN-
~broidsry, Wax-work. each, 6; Pastil and Water.
colors, each, 10; Grecian Painting 8. A small
charge for Lectures and experiments with Philos-
optical and Chemical Apparatus. Board, inclu,
ding fires and washing, So to 10.
For particulars address the Principal.
Franklinton, N. c.. June 25, 1859. 44-2m
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North Carolina Mutual Insuranca Co
ROXBORO' NORMAL INSTITUTE.

THE next session of this School will com
mence on Thursday, July 2Istj 1859, and will
continue twenty eeks. The course of studies
will have special reference to admittance into
the Freshman class ct the University.
Terms:
In Classical Department. ..........$2O 90
In English Departmei t,.............10 to IL so
Those who send a Q reque ted to have pupils
present oa the first day of the session.
HAZEL NORWOOD.
July 2 1859. 45-6t
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The SuPPosED CAUsE-The exemption of
New Orleans from Yellow fever this year
thus far, it is believed, is due to the long con-
tinued overflow of the Mississippi.
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Read the following Certificate

49,
We the undersigned have used and known used
the Receipt advertised by Robt. M. Brown, Esq,
for the cure of Bots or Grubs in horses, and con-
slider it the best remedy known, for that disease
Indeed, we have never known it fail giving relief
in the very first instance, even when horses were
suffering the severest agony. And the remedy is
quick and ~effectual. For the benefit of every
body, and especially for the benefit of that noble
animal-the Horse-we recommend all to procure
this valuable Receipt. We have known Mr.. II.
NJ. Browns remedy to be used in very many in
stances, and never without effect. In some cases
it has accomplished astonishing cures.
j. L. BENNETT, 7. B. HOLLEMAN,
P. r. JONES, JOHN BENNETT.
EDWIN HOLLEMAN, of Wake County.
JOHN r. WARD, A.. ]. STROUD,
D. u. DURHAM, Of Orange County, N. G.
JOHN c. BURGESS, WIN. II. burgess.
Randolph County. NC
W. W. cox,
Clayton, Johnston, N. C
New Hill, wake co.. Jan. I. 1853. is-i,
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MARRIED,

On Thursday morning the l4th inst, by Rev.
Thos. S. Campbell, Mr.. J. Richard Reid, Of Rock
ingham county, and Miss Mary W. Porter, laugh
ter of Mr.. Henry Porter, of this City.
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NO HUMBUG.
A CURE FOR THE PILES.

"AvING been afflicted for rs, years With this
III terrifying disease, and finding no relief I
finally discovered a Vegetable Oiutmert which,
believe Is unparalleled in its efficacy, and now on
fer this remedy to the public, as the most efectual
and speedy cure, ever discovered.
The ingredients of this Ointment are purely
constable, and one box, if used according TO- d.
~re:tions, will effect cure.
Any person sending 81 oeand 9cents in postage
stamps, will receive a box, sent to any part c. the
Raleigh, \. c.
Also for sale by JOHN MYATT, opposite the
Masonic Lodge.
Raleigh, 1859. of...AJ
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HoLLowAY's OIsrnzyrs-The hospitals of Eu-
rope and Ameris2r . superiority. and uni
formly adopt its use inS1 Of sores, wounds,
bruises, burns, and scalds. 1t assuages pain and
eradicates Inflammation, preventing modification
and other fatal results. Sold at the mandatory,
No. so Maiden Lane; New York, and by all Drug
gists, at Csc, &c.,. and 81 per pot.
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SAML T. IREDELL, NJ D. CAM. I. IREDkLL
IREDELL BROTHERS,
Druggists; and Apotheoaries,

AND DEALERS IN
u ANTS, OILS, V~ARNfSHBS,~ DYE-SFUFFS,
Window Glass and Pusty Psrfansry and
Fancy Toilet articles.
N. B.-Particular attention given to orders.
ID RUSHES.-Har, Tooth. Nail Dusting. Scrub
Id bing, Wall, Flour, windows 1oe-H Jrss, Paint,
Warmth AMI Graining Brushes.
IREDELL BROTHERS
TT iVANAC GIG A lot of Superior Hs-
vana Cigars, per Adams Etpress.
IREDELL BROTHERS
THEWING aud Smoking Tobacco-an extra
" quality Ga hand. IREDELL BROTHERS
Ralei IN, Nay 18th. 1859. 3S-tf
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8. E. E, Principa'

II. II. u Il u FTIHCIpdI,
A. 0. LEE W L, Assistant.
The second session of this school will co n menee
on the first of Sept, 1859.
Terms per Session of Five Months:
Urinary Department.
Geography and English GFammar s...-~s-.12.o
Higher English, (including Natural, Moral
and Mathematical Sciences, ."........fe,O 0
Latin and French, each, .....~...... ......5,O0
Music on 30, 90
Use of lnttrument, LOO
Pastel Painting and Crayon,. 90
Drawing and Water Colors, 500
Embroidery. ............5,0 90
School Room Expenses, LOO
Students admitted at any time during the ses-
sion, and only charged from the time of entering.
No deduction made for absence, unless in a case
of sickness. Board can be obtained on the prem
ises, or in the immediate neighborhood at So per
month.
July 9Th, 1859. 46-@2m.
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MR. AND MRS. DANIEL SICKLEs.-The New
York Tribune is credibly informed from va
rious sources that the Hon. Daniel E. Sickles
has become entirely reconciled with his wife,
anG is now living with her in marital rea-
tions as before the death of the late Philip
Barton Key. The Tribune says:
We are assured that in taking this remark
able step, Mr.. Sickles has alienated himself
from most if not all of those personal and
political friends who devotedly adhered to
him his recent Imprisonment and trial. TIL
reconciliation between Mr.. and Mrs. Sickles
was consummated, as We are informed, while
Mr.. S. was residing at the house of a friend
on the Bloomingdale road, about halfa mile
from the former house of Mr.. S., which for
sometime past Mrs. Sickles has occupied,
either alone or with some of the members of
her own family. The suspicious of his host
were excited by the repeated absence of Mr..
S. at unusual hours and when he came in
very early one morning he was Intercepted
by the host and another friend who was
present and on his positively denying their
right to question him, and refusing to give
an explanation, they shook hands with him
for the last time and he withdrew. 1t is said
that he has since addressed letters to his for
mer intimate associates, notifying them for
mally OF the resumption of ~conjugal relations
between himself and Mrs. Sickles.
The New York Sun confirms the statement
Of the Tribune, and states that Mr.. Sickles a
few days ago took Mrs. Sickles out sailing or
the Hudson.
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Fl HORSE /!

DR0wN'S REMEDY FOR THE CURE OF
D BOTS IN HORSES, has been before the pub
lie for several years past, and has been tried by
hundreds, perhaps thousands, and the Proprie-
tor has get to hear of the first instance in which
it failed to give relief. When given as directed,
if it fails, the money will be refunded. For ONE
DOLLAR, this valuable Recipe, together with
others, which will befound conducive to the health
and thrift of the Horse, and a great preventative
of Distemper. Address
r. n. BROWN, P. NJ.
New Hill P. o., Wake CO., n. G..
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Warrenton, Female Collegiate Institute

THIRrr-sEvENrH session Of this old Instu-
i tion will ccmmence the I4th of July. Terms
az liberal as other Schools of same grade Aid
extended to the INDECENT ami talented, seeking
For Circulars AMI particulars apply to
JULIUS WILCOX. Principal
Ju.e 18th, 1854 S-soPA
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FEMALE NORMAL SCHOOL.
HIGH POINT n. G.

". q. Rail Road, 15miLesoest Of Greensboro.
REV. N. RAY, Principal, with efficient Assistants
The next session of this Institution will begin
the nrst Monday m august. Its patronage and.
prospects are such as to render il probable that
we snail not be able to mmod all applicants
with board in the Institution. Those who desire
therefore to board in.the Hesitation would do well
to apply soon.
arrangement haFs been. made 50
any number in private families. The undersigned
and his family dive in tho Institution. Instruc'
ton will be giyea in all the branches taught in
the 0ess female institutions. We have apparatus,
new pianos, dc: The expenses are lower than at
any other Institution Of the kind IN the State.
Board alone and the English Branches, 40 to SIS
per session (; Latin aud Greek each $3.50 French
80; ~Ornameutals very low Board and half the
tuition required IN adoance. re- 80 Young La
dies tOiH be receired and credited for tuition until
they can teach and pay for ii. 80
Wanted, situations for Southern Female Teachers
For full information address
june 9th, 1859. A-tas5pd.
North Carolina Mutual Insurance Co.
HI Company has been in successful opera
ton over 10 years, and continues to- take risks
upon all classes of propersy In the State, Except
Steam Mills and Turpsntins DfstffIeries,) upon far
vOrable terms. Its Policies now cover property
amounting to $s,s37,6 $40, alstge portion Of which
is in country risks, and its present capital % owe
Seven Hundred. Thousand Dollsrs, in bonds prop
erly secured.
The average cost of Insurance upon the pisn o
this Company has been less than one third of on
percent per annuni, on all grades of property Gun
braced in its operations.
All communication In reference tc' insursnc
should be addressed to the Secretary, postpaid.
I. II. SELBY Presto.
HAMDENS s. SMIrH, Sec'y;
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