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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-07

NEWELL COTTON SCIkEWS-sIx, EIGHT
In and nine inches diameter.
With the threads OF both iron.
by lahes to fit each other with eight
inches in diameter, with threads
in athes. ~.
full assortment Of sizes constantly In by
8. II. GILMAN,
dg7 3m&W 10 Grayier street, New Of'eans.
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= cooPER,s WELL, KINDS COUNTY, ~

Gf5i Mississippi. ~
kA This favoe place Of resort is always in readi.
ness for the reception of guests.
The ended by the Medical Faculty for hs
following Diseases, to-wit:
Chronic Dinrhea Dyspepsia. Dropsy Chlorosis Diabetes
Gravel und General Debility.
INMAN WILLIAMS. Propriet o.. il
N R-The VEL is 1875 miles from Orleans BY the
Orleans, jackson Great Northern Railroad, ito Tery,s
Depot 1874 miles, miles staging from Tery's the Well
daily mail line. r-horse coaches.
Band of Music will be in attendance during the summer
months. & fe23 2msw
GUGAR MACHINERY - MERRICK SONS,
Southwark Foundry Philsdephia would call The st,s ZION
of Sugar Planters to we'll known approved Sugar
Making Machinery consisting of N. Rllesxs Patent Appsrs
he pat. which has lately been extened) improved
perfect economical and easily manage
apparatus offered for sugar making.
Trans, with exhaust steam ciarinefs
large and small Pumping Engines Glouar s,nke Fans OF
effective and cheaper than any before osTsd
Sugar Mills Enres Boilers OF the hsst materials and
Cooeer Steam Batteries; Steam Traps,
etc., .., u,n..
Centritngo Machines Woolssy Aspnwa With Hsrtsnns
latest improvements
~ WM. f. THOMPSON, Commercial Agent.
WM E. FLANDERS Engi, eer
d29 3m Sc Camp street. New Orleans.
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Reuieiu Of the Nlarktts.

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 Campstreet,l
Monday Morning. March I, 1859. {
CoTToN There was a fair demand on Saturday,
and with rather better supply on the market about
$500 bales were sold at the range Of last quota
tons:
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THE IMPROVED McCHESNEY WASH
ING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and for sale BY the sub
scriber Orders left ~ Apollo street. ga Magazine
Box IA Mechanics Exchange al the Of
viii be onry attended All ask OF the public sssf
trial. and Il they do gve satisfaction, The tas
NOISY will be refunded. J. N. pAUGHEKTY,
VI Ne. 10 Ap0li street
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ROMRALIER 4 CO.'S ISLAND OF CUBA
EXPRESS receive and forward all kinds packages
freight to Havana, Mataoza Cardenas villa Clara Sagua la
Gands Remedo', Nuevitas Puerto Principe santiago
Cuba Trinidad, Cenfuegos, In connection
presses q Wells Fargo Co.. Darlington Co. United States
change Company for the United States California Europe
Agents in New Orleans, BEDDING 4 CO.,
fel8 II St, Charles st. under ST Charles Hotel
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
REDDlN(s & CO.'S

For the Reception snd Delivery Of Goods for all Points
On the Opelousas Railroad.
This Company organized for the Of doing GEN.
ERAL EXPRESS AND FORWARDING BUSINESS, such
gag and to parts q me United States and Hsysr
Business In connection with the New Orleans Opeousas
and Great Western Ratlrsad.
VIII call for and deliver, with dispatch at reasonable
Freight Packages to and from all parts
city Of New Orleans.
Merchants planters and citizens RELY upon this COMPANY
to forward the most minute article any destination We
most respectfully solicit share Of public patronage.
W. +. BEDDING,
tn. THAYER,
Proprietors
Expr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-04

TnE DIsrsIos BEcThe vio&sbuIg Vhig tells the fol-
lowing story;-
when we hear such threats Of dsuniou made by these
rcdcrb.abc politicians, who appear breakfast dine and
SUP ppcn gun powder round thot, and chain lightning
reminds us OF conversation between Gov Wise and
OF cur Citizens few weeks ego in the Capitol at Rich
nend The Eississppisn Qhe man, not the newspaper)
was erSope TO know Of the Governor he did think
the Urop should and could be dissolved IN the event OF
nc election OF black republican. TIE Governor was
careful not 70 express any opinion, with twinkle Of
ine eye and en- emphasis peculiar TO himself, remarked
thni che had had little experience such matters
on former occasion. At tine In 1856 II conf
DENLY believed in Virginia that Fremont would be elect
ca Pesoent and crowGg Of 1reeaters, who that
must be done iocked around him to ind out his opinion
ts 70 what should be done in such terrible crisis
'Msks, by all means, gentlemen" said the Gov
crnof; "never think Of tame submission TO such
an ouEsgo" "But howr said one, "by calling .
s~e Convention" "By Governing the Legislature ~ saId
snoher by convention OF the Southern States ~ said
third cob, no" said the Governor, "by mono Of these
meanFthey are too slow too uctuaaing and uncertain
How enf cried the excited and resoIute sssemblage
what shall be doneS' Why said the Governor "tear
up the rnbead and take possession or the national aro
ryapproprats all The public property pcsesson Of
me government stores at Norfolk, while will march ffy
thousand men to the Capitol under your lead, and resist
public property II ID true that In few days there viii
De force enough In Washinaton 10 hang every q u.s.
Dut on man who has not patriotism enough 10 die FOR
PIE country" "Come, gentlemen, what ray you'll" said
ne governor (snd a. he shifted his quid 10 the other
scornful smile crept over his pale facet. They
crsfd The woman taken in adultery fhey commenced
gong OUT unsil not one was left "And win be DID,
SEQ retoyeynor, "f th!s n not Last have ever
heard said about dxunioA IN Virginia." -
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-06-22
SUMMARY OF NEWS
Later from Enrnne

SAcKvILLE, June 1.-THE steamship Eu-
ropa, from Liverpool, with dates to the 4th
inst, arrived here to-day.
The Austrians twice endeavored to re-take
P~alestra, but were repulsed after a sanguin.
airy encounter. The King of Sardinia CON-
manded and exhibited great gallantry. The
Sardinians say they took one thousand prise
ners and eight guns.
The Austrian efforts to re-take Palermo.
were very s%anguinary. The Sardinians at
one time were out f1anked on the right, when
the Aouaves came to rescue. The Austrians
retreated from Bobbio aud werein full retreat
across the Ticino. The French headquarters
were at Vercilli. Garibaldi was driven into
the mountains by Gen. Urban, who re-took
Varese; but it is said that Garibaldi returned.
surprised the Austrians, who re-took Varese
and re-entered Como. Gen. Neil OCCUPIED
Nevarre.
The insurrection in Lombardy is spreading.
Five American citizens, who were impris-
oned in Rome, have been released on demand,
and are on board the steamship Wabash.
General Neil, with 10000 men is support
ing Garlbaldl. There was some intention of
marching on Milan.
The latest dispatches from Turin say the
Austrlans were in full retreat across the Ii
NLAO oAo WOIC SUCCESSFUL In T6-enCerln0
Como.
The Austrians evacuated. Varese ON the
I'd June. A victorious conflict took place at
Palestra; in which the ZouaRes and Pied
montese cavalry participated.
PARIS, June 4th.-The Bourse is bouyant
and higher.
LIVERPOOL June 4.-Cotton of all Quota
tons has slightly advanced. Fair and mid
dlings Id. Breadstuffs have a declining ten
dency. Provisions are quiet. Flour is very
dull. Wheat has declined. Spirits Turpen-
tine steady at Abs. Sd. on the spot, and Ais.
Sd. to AIS. to arrive. Rosin is heavy at As.
Sd. Rice is dull.
New ORLEANS, June 14-Vera Cruz dates
to the 9th inst, have been received. 1t is re-
ported that Miramon had suppressed a pro
nunciamento at the capital, by the priests,
in favor of Zuloaga; that the church had
tried Miramon who had arrested Padres and
sent them to Vera Cruz. The expedition of
Marquese against Morelia was driven back af-
ter the town was ravaged. The women were
stripped naked and whipped for the purpose
of obtaining hidden t~reaures. Americans
and foreigners have suffered. Miramon has
decreed that Vera Cruz importations shall
be con6scated. Consul Black, it is reported
is going to Vera Cruz for safety, from the
rabble army. 1t is rumored that Gen. Cabes
was ravaging Oaxaco, hence private parties
are advised not to attempt to cross the 18th
nus of Tehuantepec. It is reported that Zu-
loago has been imprisoned by Miramon.
FATAL ACcIDENr.-As the freight train on
the Wilmington and Weldon Railroad was
about twelve miles from Goldsboro', Mr..
Knight, the engineer, ran over a negro man,
killing him instantly. Upon examination
proved to be the property of the engineer of
the train-Mr. James Knight of this town.
The cause Of the accident we have not learned.
Godsb0ro' Tribune, 18th inst.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-06-22
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYAN'S
Pull MIC

The most certain and speedy remedy eUer dis
covered for all Diseases Of the Chest and
Lungs, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Con-
sumption, Bronchitis, Influenza, DV-
,fcuH Breathing, Hoarseness, Sore
Throat, de-, &C., dc.
THESE WATERS give the most instantaneous
4 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-
tons 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 deaavrL Every one Attic
ted should give them an impartial trial.
To VocALIsrs and PUBLIC SPEAKERS, these Wa
fers are peculiarly valuable they will in one day
remove the most severe occasional hoarseness
and their regular use for a few days will, at
all 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,
H6chester, N. Y.
Price Is cents per box. For sale by P I. PES.
CUD and all respectable druggists. SS-lyeoH
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-06-22

great wheat growing counties Of New yorr
Pennsylvania New Jersey, Maryland and
Virginia, and every where the crOps are looL
ing unusually promising, and | hav. be.rd
many farmers say, that they consider that
they have a promise of the most bountiful
harvest known for a number of years.
There are many other subjects upon which
I would like to descant; but this letter ;s TO-
long already, and ] must defer their disc,s.
sion until | reach my quiet sanctum and have
all the implements Of war around me. TIL
then, which ] hope will be in a day or two.
bid each of my dear readers, adieu.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-06-22
RICHM0ED MARKET.

Corrected by D. T.. WILLIAMS & HICKS.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, RICHMOND, VA.
REMARK.-Au Ioofcco coming by the way of
petersburg marked tous, will be promptly forwar-
ded by our Agent at tat place.
ToBAcco.-The bresks and receipts this week are
large and prices of al grades in safe order have
been very good. wequote god working Tugs 8
a u extra 6us II 10; m luufacturing leaf 81
to 20: Good All fai shipping AMI stsmmiug at
to $ts; fancy yeiTU wrappers from q to $50.
We note sales to-da3of 8 heavy hhds Q at sin
and 1 at $50. We could sly TO pranters as the
receipt. are now heaE, it is more necessary that
they should have tBir tob 1900 in safe order to
realize full prices.
FLoUR.-There is At little in market, and par
ties are holding it "TRIP in consequence Of the war
news.
CoRN.-90 a IS ctsper bushel.
BAcoN.-The maket is poorly supplied and
nearly all in the mIrket is held by spectators
who will not sell Emancipation of the war news.
WHEAT.-The redipts have fallen off to nothing.
We quote prime redand white l so a 1 so. Mos
of the millers are oft of the market.
Y,~4 10 -
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SOUTH LOWELL MALE ACADEMY.
II NJ AMnEDCON ID

1. NJ. 1AAVDLISoON, n. d., FRIN.
ftNHIS school, now Preparatory to Trinity CAL
Il lege, and in successful operation will open
its Fall session 18th July, and continue 81 weeks.
Boys charged from time of entrance, and no de-
duction unless for protracted sickness. No boy
will be allowed to make a bill at the store unless
by permission of his parents or guardian.
The Academy has been in operation for eleven
years, with an average Of about so students; and
there has never been a case of chills and fever
contracted here, nor but one death, and that from
measles. The location is remark able for its NOR
atty as well as health. The boarding depart
mentls under the control of Vim. Harris and La
dy' and we hazard nethingin saying it is as good
as can be found in the State, at the price.
Board per month $S-Tuition per session. Pri-
mary English $40. Higher English SIS. Ian
guages Gncluding French aud Higher Mathemat-
les) $40, Incidental expenses 81 Competent
from the educating citizens. of the country.
By order Board Trustees.
J. LEATHERS, Pres't.
JNo. A. McMANNEN, Sec'y. 4l-5t
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-06-22
WAYNE FEMALE COLLEGE.

THE FALL Session will begin on Thursday,
thu 18th of July, 1859. This Institution, the past
year numbered 1873 pupils, and not . single case
of serious illness. No Female College in the land
is blessed with more excellent health or is fur.
nished with more thorough, faithful Teachers or
possesses a stronger hold upon public confidence ;
or is more convenient of access by railroad; or can
present a larger proportions OF studlous, orderly pu'
pills; or enjoys ) more encouraging prospect Of in
creasing, permanent prosperity. Perfect p~ropriety
III the department of our pupils, prudent economy
in their expenditures, unwearied diligence In
their studies, and an elevated standard of scholar
ship, are cardinal principlesiD our system of gov
eminent.
To the people in the middle and eastern sections
of Carolina, we appeal with confidence for support.
Ours is a pleasant, retired, and healthy situation
sufficiently remote from the various railroads
which intersect each other here, to be free from
annoyance. Our location is also abundantly far
enough above the level of the sea to insure good
health-of this, our history for three years past
affords the most satisfactory evidence and at the
same time. our pupils may return home at the
close of the Spring term, without risk from too
sudden transition Of climate. Why send your
daughters, and wards to the vicinity OF the nouns
tains to spend the Winter and Spring--the most
healthy seasons of the year-andt then carry them
down among the swamps of the eastern counties.
to pass their long, Summer vacation, and IN many
instances to sicken and die before the time arrives
for them to return to schoolf
Remember too, that the additional expense fol
railroad tickets, hotel bills, &C., necessarily incur
red in carrying q pupil to any Female Colleg'
west Of this point, win be more than enough =
pay for the tuition of that pupil in Wayne Z. Col
leee one session. A gentleman whose name cal
be given, carried his daughter to las summer
His necessary expenses going and returning wes
Of this place, amounted to $ss. At the close Q
the term, the same amount was required 70 Drin
her home-making sos spentin travelling Q 1psnss
going and returning west Of this point now
lights. and Tuition in the College coursein Wayn
F. College and SCI so will pay for same IN In
Preparatory Department T,
Lessons given by experienced Teachers IN !.
: strumental Music, Drawing Crayoning, fainun
N nil and water colors, Wax Work, Embroidsi
md other Ornamentals at the customary prices
For q catalogue apply to the undersigned
s. M. FROST, President.
c-o NO 42-6t,
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MARRIED.

In Allensville, N. c., on the lst day of June,
by W. A. Register, Esq, Mr.. Gabriel Bumpass, of
Brownsville, Tennessee, to Mrs. NJ. j. Allen, of
Allensville.
In Bloomington, Guilford county, N. c., on the
9th inst, by c. Tomlinson, Esq, Mr.. A. g. Tucker
to Miss Mary A. Petty.
In Caldwell county, on the 9th inst, by ]. C.
Harper, Esq, Mr.. Geo. W.. Nelson to Miss Nary
L. Coffey.
At Stanhope, Nash county, N. c., on the 18th
inst, by E. H.. Morgan, Esq, John R. Strickland
to Miss Catharine Westray.
At the residence of Mr.. John Mcpherson, in the
county of Alamance, by Rev. o. Churchill, james
A. J. Patterson, Esq, to Miss Sarah J. Mcpherson.
va Standard and Democrat please copy.
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N6

A In
NHE United States Nail Steamers Jamsstowa
will carry passengers to and from. Virginia at Re.
duced Rates.
The jamestown, Capt. Parrish, leaves Rich.
mond every Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock, City
Point same evening and Norfolk on Wednesday
at II O'Clock, NJ, for New York, arriving there
early next day, and in time to connect with the
lines going East and North.
The Roanoke. Capt Skinner, leaves Richmond
every Friday afternoon at 4o'clook, City Poina
next morning at 9 o'clock, and Portsmouth same
evening for New York, arriving next evening.
Returning.
The jamestown leaves New York from pier II
on North River every Saturday afternoon at 3 o.
clock, for Norfolk, Petersburg and Richmond, ia
king freight for each place.
The Roanoke leaves New York, Pier 13, North
River, every WednssdLy af:srnoon, at 3 o'clock,
for Portsmouth, Petersburg and Richmond, taxing
Freight for each place.
Reduced Rates.
Passage, State Room included, bet4eer
Norfolk and New -York ...--.......-.$6 %
Richmond, Petersburg and Nov IorK-""Ses
Steerage ~
Meals Fifty Gents Extra.
Passage to aud from Norfolk and klchmona
same as by James River Boats.
The new aud elegant steamer Ierktown, WM
SOON be put upon the line at the sans rates
above, forming a tri weekly line.
j. NJ. SMITH b BRO. Agents,
90 -a,nd Norfolk, Va.
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GLENN ANNA FEMALE SEMINARY

Ia ) AsvILLE, DAVIDSON Co., N. Q.
mHE annual commemorate emit will be on the 9th
i and 2Sth of JUNE. The Fall Session will COM
mence on the last WEDNESDAY in July, and
close december Goth 1859, Spring Session wii
open or the I'd TUESDAY in January, and close
May 31st, 1860. -
This is the cheapest school in the State Of its
grade. Our course is thorough-both solid and
Ornamental. Board, exclusive of washing and
lights, SIS per month. English course IS to SD.
Music on Piano and Guitar $40. No charge TOR
Instruments, Maps, Fuel or Ser0ants. Ornamen-
tails. Latin and Freach, SIS each. We hope all pu-
pills will be- present at the opening ofthe session, SO
as to be classed, but will be received at any time,
NJ 8s6 sh n fsAst t. j thu sRd ef the session. Oar corp
J. W. THOMAS, -
President Board Trustees.
lima ~. 1889. 43-9t.
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Leesville Male and Female Academy.
WAKE Co., 10 MILES N. W. OF RALEIGH,

j. w. BALLARD, A. B. Principal.
H First session of this Institution will ccm.
mence on the End Monday in July, and continue
twenty-one weeks. The services of the above I'M
structor-a graduate of the University-have been
secured, who will prepare both boys and girls for
the first classes in any of our southern Colleges or
Seminaries.
The location is a pleasant and healthy one--
unsurpassed by any in the State. Society good,
and free from all those demoralizing Influences
which infest soma schools. The moral as well as
mental training will be strictly attended to.
Board may be procured in families convenient
to the Academy on as moderate terms as those at
any similar institution,
No deduction for tuition except in cases of pro-
tracted sickness.
TERMS:
Primary English Branches, per Session 81 SO
More advanced :" 10 90
Higher English {" IL 50
Languages, Mathematics, IL SO
For full particulars address the principal, or
J. d. HAYES,
Raleigh, N. G.
T,n.1A 1850 43--4t
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PR1cEEURRENT.
PETERsBRG MARKET.
BROWNLEYG GREEN 6 CO.,
Grocers and Commission Merchants.

OIOCoTS duU OOIH1lSSIOu
PETERSBURG, VA.
CoTToN.-There is pre- enquiry the past few
days but little has beedone. Buyers offer III,
while holders are askin more. The late accounts
from Europe is rather pre- favorable, a good bu-
siness having been de the past week, reach
ing about $4,000 bales Holders of Cotton here
are notofering their stds under lie for selections
ToBAcco.-The pasweck q large business has
been dsne in this artie, the breaks averaging
from 40 to 100 hhds Or day, all of which has
found buyers at pretty teady prices towards the
close some kinds fell Of little. There has been
a good deal of fine Toacco offered and sold at
full prices, say from II to 80. The order of the
Tobacco is generally eod, better than We have
seen for several years! The receipts are not so
large as last week thouh the stock in the Ware
houses for inspection iskair. We quote common
to medium Tugs 81 to 81; fair TO good 5 to 6 ve-
~ good and fine 81 to4; common and medium
leaf to 8; good ST to y; very good and fine, l03
to Is; fancy Is to 40.
WHEAr.-Theb usines in this article is cenfned
to shippers and the receipts are daily becoming
much lighter. We quote prime red 81 IS white
1 IS.
BAsGINa.-The stock of this article is large
and good, we quote standard weights Is to I54c.
RoPE.--Actiye at Z to TIC.
CoRN.-The market has further improved, with
small sales at 81 per bushel receipts very light.
BACON The demand has improved very much
ana prices have advanced. We quote western
sides prime to IL a LII shoulders 81 to 81; Va
hog round LII to I24 as in quality.
LARD.-Advaucing. Western and Baltimore
12f to l39 in kegs Walls to IA.
to II; Family 81 = STU.
DRIED FRUIr -Peach.S $4k a st 40 lbs. AID.
pies, 1 40 a l 65 per bush. of % lbs.
ExoHANGE-On! New York, Philadelphia and
Baltimore, &c premium, with a good supply Of
fering.
North Carolina notes, 4 to ] dis
South Carolina and Georgia notes, dis
Tennessee notes, 9 dis
War and the rumor Of war has effected the Cot.
ton trade more seriously than any other staple
The markets have been quiet for the past month
throughout the country, with little or no demand
and prices have declined considerably. Receipts
in our market are very light and not much stock
held prices are unsettled, Tobacco appears to
have sustained no shook from the news, and pri.
ces are unchanged.
No other change to toto this week.
June 10
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-06-22
RAYS LIMITED FEMALE SCHOOL.
THoMAsvILLK, DAVIDSON COUNTY, N. G.
J.. S. RAY, PRINCIPAL.

kAxS Llm11GU IL 0Ox1UOA,
THoMAsvILLR, DAVIDSON COUNTY, N. G.
J. S. RAY, PRINCIPAL.
MRS. S. T. RAY,
THIS school will Wednesday, July
goth. Number of pupils limited to twenty
five which gives tho pupils superior advantages
over those of crowded Seminaries and Colleges.
The school will be furnished with new Pianos and
a Chemical and Philosophical Apparatus.
The course of instruction will embrace the
English branches usually taught in our best Col
leges, with Greek, Latin, French, Music on the
Piano, on the Guitar, Vocal Music, Embroidery,
Pellis work, Wax flowers, Wax and ResfA-fruit,
Crayon, Pencil and Monochromatic Drawing I;
Grecian and Oriental Painting; for which I
charge $55 per session of five months for each
pupil entered. The pupils have the privilege OF
taking all the branches enumerated or making
such selections as they prefer; if they take only
q few of those usually denominated Extras, it
makes the school q much cheaper one than any
other in the State.
Books, Stationary, &C., kept by the Principal,
and sold at cost to pupils.
Board in the best of private families for So per
month, including washing and lights.
Tuition one half in advance.
Thomasville is a pleasant and healthy town,
located on the North Carolina Rail Road, twenty
miles from Greensboro and about the same dis
lance from Salisbury. Glen Anna Female School
is located ut this place, and we have q good MAI
School by Mr.. Blair.
Those wishing daughters or wards situations II
this school should apply Immediately to the PIln
cipal. J.s. Ray.
N. B. J. S. Rays superior English Gramms
for sale by the Author. 43-S