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AUCTION SALES.

By c. w. BoTELER SONS. Aucuoneers.
GALE OF MILLiHERY 6oops Asp cLoTH
S1s.r:; ;Ssn s rAAftihssssncS MORNING.
febrpsD n, IN store Ioem No a9s Penn. .ysBus,
ar. stoek Of fsshionsee Millinery kstso''sh-
Si: ss .sd y.lE Es, sssn :ss g. f, Hats
bonnet and Cap Ribbons,
Flowers Feathers, Lsces, Tlu.ions,
Grapes. silks, N,lvets, &c &c.
Snow ossss, Walnut EIieSsion Table,.
Sooos Mating, Ss.petns: Leohns Slasss
Also, vii se .ddsd. Sy New orb house. abOu,
fly Cloth Closf'; snc. as, r,,,,,A s.o,n.
Arr sS:s ss.Sas So s '''rh'i''' hhs'h s'0'0
These are from a frst-class uanuf scturer ard
Yo % iii, Ss, are forced
,iSn D, the PIsyal.Inr money onss erea' os'-
Terms o'ss W. 81. s6 6fFfI SsIs'a SONS, A.e.
n. a. Vi. Be 'O'ipecsd 1Ht saturday Eo ;,sf
By J. c. MCGUIRE a CO, Auctoneers.
NEARLY NEW FURNITURE AND Hrrsl-
wEbbSt2sbiYf okSlSs ,I Fssr1.Ss nd, stio
s,eoct At The rss,depe. Of 3 = he.srd: s sssji
sell his Furniture and Housekeeping Effects, com
kosssood Piano Forte. by Winter,
Bs- Walnut Usryed Spring seat sofs' Roefsr
H.a snS NV VAIN. GSsl ssors. and Bookcase.
Walnut Center Table and Nhstnot,
Fine nsmask and Lace Curtains, cornlee and
BTr..sis. Three PLY and Insr.in csrpe..:
Gilt Gas chandsllsrs and Fixtur res thro1s bout,
Ss aioat h s p Can r r.,eet Ce1l,s.
Cains, Gisss and Croe kerry Ware,
, .ss P PsS s. To cS.:S.
redstesds, wsrdrobss, Msttresses,
6SI,a.sI. .Dd PillOs., Toile, ssts: shades.
Together With . general sssortEent Of Kitchen
REQUISITES.
P.s-The house IL for rent, quIre on the prem
feIsd MCGUIRE CO.. Aucts.
By WALL Il BARNARD, Auctioneers
A DM1NISTRAToR,s SALE OF HOUSE
a,F Eoso fSsSyys6 Msb sGS ne
2uth instant, at Io O'Clock, by virtue OF order OF
the Orphans Court, will offer for sale, 81 public
ceased, situstsd near the corner II 18Th and sts
h the tIrsr Ms,a, 81 the srhI,nrei 6oods and
NIL Implements, Bone Dust, &C.
Ard on MONDAY, the 18th instant. 81 10 O'Clock.
Ge,t.i1 Mill Implements, quantity Of Bone
T.IS.e sso nash. over th., .ronn, I, o,sd. 4, NJ
90 days. for approved endorsed notes, besrins in
'sEsi I0 MH SLEEK hkA AdTH B. ssSs.
By WALL q BARNARD. Auctioneers.
| Corner Ninfh SO. AID soxfA side Pa av.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BUILDING LOT
i ON FIFTH STREET EAST AT ApcTIoS.-on
| WED ESDAY AFTERNOON 2nth instsnt, at
~ O'Clock, BY virtue Of deed OF trust dated May
| 9Th 1885, and duly recorded in lher j. A. =, lS6
foIos 2s6, will sell ~ public suction. ~ the Auo
| ton Rooms, lot s, IN square eight hundred and
| thirty six divided into two Lots, each fronting
thirty feet light and half inches the east side
| Of 9Th, between ID and r. streets. and running back
| one hundred and FIVE feet one inch.
| Terms st sale.
| A deed given and deed of trust taken,
All CONVEX ancIng 81 the expense of the purchaser
| R. w. BARNARD. Trustee.
1 fel5 WALL a. BARNARD, Aucts.
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TATTENTION, COMPANY A, w. L. I.
&G EVsS Il Ses' tss ; sssE
Instant, AZ Ia O'Clock, in overooats and fatiKne
caps, for battalion drill. By order Of Col Davis.
r. LEM TOWERS, Capt.
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Osr.sHctEsxSss: i PETTY 7, .ofEIcERs AMP See.
The capture q any SLAYER hsvs their cisiIbs FOR
SvJsy sno neeo Money promptly attended % 81
washington, d. g, a az
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~PROF. l. g: MARINI. at the reouest of
~ ms pupils, Will give another soiree DAN
sdnLe ~ bis 4 cademy, cornar of Ninth and n sts
IN IN LHURsDAI EVENING. February 81, 1851
Iick ,e for gentlemen to be had Of his pupils.
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SPALDING,S
CEPHALIC PILLS,
WILL CONVINCE ALL WHO SUFFER
FROM
FL EA ID CHE
THAT
A SPEEDY AND SURE CURE
Is WITHIN THEIR REACH.

A SPEEDY AND SURE CURE
Is WITHIN THEIR REACH.
is these Testimonials acsre unsolicited by
Mr.. SPALDING, they afford UmgueStiOn-
able proof Of the efficacy Of this
truly scientific discovery.
MisosvrLLK, Conn.,. Feb. S. 1851.
Pills, snd Ike fIsr 50 ,csn that want 1oS 10
send me two dollars worth more.
gave f few Out Of the r.t box got from yoa
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Tours ''p'aSH MARY ANN sToIKHoUsE.
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Belle Vernon, WyandOt co., D.
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more particularly before nv Gu tOnsrs. IL you
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| sent her
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lor box Of Cephaic ri for The cure of the Ner-
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same, and they had so GOOD efecf thar tcas Ia
dueed TO send for more.
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Ypsilanti, Mich.
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III single bottle of
sPALDlNG'S PREPARED GLUE
viii save ten times Its cost annually.
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SPALDINGS PREPARED GLUE
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ECONOMY! DISPATCH,
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As accidents viii happen, even in we'll reruIsted
families, it IL very desirable TO have some chean
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meets al suoh smergenoies, and no household can
enord 20 be without It. II n always ready. and %
TO the sticking point -
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE,
az n. 5:-A BIpsh secompsnies each Bottle. Price
. HENRY c. sPALDING,
No. - Cedar street. New York.
CAUTION.
AZ csstsin snprinoilled parsons are attempting TO
Palm 81 On me lnlusReeting public, limitations Of
my PREPARED GLUE, would caution al ser
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~THE FIRST ANNIvERsARV OF THE
= Ladies And Society of Waugh c hapel Car
ISnl HllD VIII take place in the Church TIL IL EV
MING st ~ O'Clock. Addresses will be delivered
~ hey > vi. Dickson, Of Alexandria, and Raw
MIR. wEsTwooD. of this city. All are cordiaIlv in
vited to he present. m "
NJ SMITHSONIAN LECTUR ES-Rev Two
..hrS LoRp viii lecture on WEDNESDAY EVE.
nj, W; saoJeot Madame de Stael. The lecture
the coors will b. closed and the red lieht on the
Tower satlnguIhed. The public are invited
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SEVENTH STREET,
1856

f0gR R Ch3THyNG, Hats and CAPS. Cal! ct
Once, :" rs -
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ID EMOV AL-OYSTER DEPOT-JOB p.
h MCINTOSH would respectfully
inform has customers and friends thauCN T.
he has removed TO the south east cornerSNh
OF Fifth and streets, tNortheTn Lib Nx2
g ueso where he Is better prepared to
furnish OYSTERS. Fried, St-wed, or in the Shell,
In the best manner and at the shortest notice Also
SPlCED OYSTERS. Fsmllies suppli.d with
IRE Oysters on call. Orders solicited. fe 1881
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THERE'S A BETTER TIME COMING!

Victims Of Self Abuse and Secret Diseases should
Apply at SHUMAN'S Southern Medical House,
under ths Clarendon Hotel corner sixth street and
Pa. avenue, immedlsteiy opposite the National
Hotel, and try DR.. Southey's Celebrated London
Medicines. They are warranted TO cure the most
yIrulent forms OF 6onnorrhea, elect, syphilis,
Nocturnal Emissions, Structures, and Weakness
OF the Bladder in from to days. The Remedies
can be sent BY mai. Office hours from q, m 20 10
D. m. r. lain
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As these Testimonials 1cere unsolicited BY
Mr.. SPALDING, they afford UngueStion-
able proof Of the efficacy Of this
truly scientific discovery.
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Ard on MONDAY, the 18th instant. st 10 O'Clock.
ut Pesrson's mIll. IN the County Of Washington,
&c tain Mill Implements, q quantity Of Bone
Terms: $50, cash; over that amount, q credit nf
90 days. for approved endorsed notes, bssrinG in
tsrest. John SIBLEY, Administrator.
fs rs WALL a BARNAR D. Auots
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GOAL AND wOoD.-On hand sad for sale at
~ the lowest cash prices
Red Ash Egg and Stove Coal
White Ash Egg ard Stove Coal
,O.k Wood, Pine Wood, Chsrcosi, &c.
te Is 'asn Corner Of s.v,,,h !, w; W. BnRR:
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REPurarIoS--N ow,and then We find those who at
tain through years Of toll, exemplary conduct chart,
and muniiicence, position of Importance among men
who are known for the positive good they d. no
what they Gppsar 10 do; who are shielded from the
shafts Of scandal and prejudice by their good deed.
seen aud known Of all men,
We believe that DR. WisrAR, the discoverer of the
long tiled /. Hisfar's Bafsan Of WiM Cherry, ha.
done much for the relief and benefit Of poor suffer
ing humanity and that his memory justly entitled
70 encomums Of respecs and gratitude as any phan.
thropist Of our country. This invaluable preparation
still maintains an incompatible position among physi-
clans and druggists and by the people cherished az
throat and lungs.
We confidently recommend il 10 our readers when
afflicted with pulmonary diseases.
Waterbury American
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A UNION VOTER.

Telegraphic advices have been received BY
Governor Yates, Of Illinois, from the Gov.
errors Of New York, Pennsylvania, aud
other northern States, suggesting the propri-
ETY. Of joining IN a convention, 20 be held al
Washington, IN February, 10 devise proper
remedies for the adjustment q The present
difficulties. The appointment Of FIVE com
missiOners from each State il recommended.
Governor Yates has finally decided to Join
in the movement. In this II Is supposed he
has acted upon the advice Of Mr.. Lincoln.
The Government has designated Captain
Alden. Of the United States Coast Survey,
aud Captain Davidson, United States EngI.
necr. 70 survey the harbor Of San Francisco,
aud to report what measures are necessary
relating 10 a bulkhead for the preservation Of
said hsrbor. The survey Is TO be after no
tice that the city Of San Francisco has made
an appropriation 70 pay the expenses. other.
Of course, than the salaries Of the officers.
The Texas Legislature met at Austin on
the sed instant. The message Of the Govern
or recommending State convention was
read. Both Houses repealed the Kansas re-.
solutions passed BY the Legislature 10 1858.
The House passed the Senate bill directing
ne Comptroller 20 70 70 Washington and
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-THE RULING
PASSION STRONG IN DEATH.

As striking commentary upon the beauti-
fol consistency as well as upon the ample,
yea. merhdusiible resources Of the so.caled
Foreign Power, or independent Republic Of
South Carolina. we will simply state the fact.
as an item Of " shipping news. that the city
Of New York alone, sells, at this very time,
TO the chisalrs Of South Carolina. no less
than two large steamship loads, per week. Of
potatoes, aud other northern vegetables,
poultry, and various other meats, butter,
cheese, and all other products raised upon
abolition soil By The sCeat 81 abolition brous,
And this is not all. These semi-weekly
stesmers from the foreign port Of Charleston
90 loaded with the "raw material" the great,
er part Of which finds its way TO the Massa-
chusetts spindes. giving work 10 -- thous-
ands Of the abolitionists of Massachusetts!
Well, this is just about in keeping with the
" wisdom > this foreign nation has displayed
in many other respects We would advise
those among Us who expect TO " be off" pref.
~ shortly to the seat Of war. not to forget to
carry with them their own rations, unless
their stomachs are sufficiently accommoda-
ting TO digest Cotton. Raleigh Register.
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collect money due the State. Both Houses
passed resolution declaring that the Fede-
raj Government had no power to coerce a
sovereign State after she shall have declared
her separation. "a
The workingmen's committee, appointed
at the late mass meeting in Pittsburg, started
for Washington yesterday afternoon, to pre-
sent to Congress their resolutions in favor Of
MIR. Crittenden's proposition. They were
escorted to the depot by a large number Of
workngmen.
The Milwaukee excursionists in Washing
ton met at Wizards Hotel, and passed reso-
lutions declaring their preference Of the
Union over the various parties with which
they are connected, and calling on their
Senators and Representatives TO sink all par
tisan prejudices for the sake Of the Union.
UNION MOVEMENTS IN MAssAcHusETTs.--
Numerously signed petitions are in circula-
ton throughout Massachusetts,, which declare
that the sentiment Of the signers towards the
Union and towards their common country
have been misunderstood and misrepresent-
ed, and recognising the proposition of the
Hon. ]. ]. Crittenden, Of Kentucky, a basis
of settlement which the North and South may
honorably and fairly accede to. and which Is
we'll calculated TO restore peace to the coun.
try, they earnestly commend il to the adop.
ton of Congress.
The Democratic State Convention Of Ohio
was held last week, and resolutions adopted
in favor of the.adoption of either the Critten-
den or Border State compromise, but virtual
" recommending National Convention to
propose amendments TO the Constitution up
on application Of two-thirds Of the States.
The steamer Quaker City. from Havana on
the 25th instant, has arrived at New York
NJ essrs, Steiner & Co., at Havana, have
failed. Liabilities 50, 500. 900. Great fraud.
have been perpetrated on sugar warehouse.
by means OF false warehouse certificates de-
posted with Messrs. Steiner 4 Co. and thu
Bank ct Havana. The steamer Crusader ar.
rived on the 25th instant from Kew West
She reports that Fort Tortugas assisting tn,
military officers there. The fort at Ke,
West was reported as secure against an at
tack. II was rumored that force from New
Orleans had chartered a steamer for the pur
pose of getting possession of the forts there
Many people were in consequence eavin;
Key West, particularly natives Of the BAHIA
mas.
A New Orleans dispatch Of the ssth say
that the United States revenue cutter Levi
Cass has received orders to proceed to New
York. but Captain Breshwood has refused L
take her out Of the river.
II is stated in the English papers that seye
raj rliied cannon have been shipped at Liver
pool for Charleston.
Hostilities have been suspended at Gseta
Al Reading, Pennsylvania, on the esth.
salute Of one hundred guys was fired, in hon
or Of the repeal Of the Rhode Island persona
liberty bill.
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Hoiiow1y's Pills and Ointment He only is wise
who seeks safety in precaution. Life is uacertsin,
thousands in The rignr Of health to-day viii never see
tomorrow The varying atmosphere, the raw piercing
winds warn Us Of winters approach with.ils lev blasts
and ruthless seaurges Coughs, Colds. Sore Threats,
Asthma, Bronchitis. Plenisy, Consumption, Rhcuma.
;ism, chiIbIains. Frost bites, &c. The wise and eau.
tious will Immediately have recourse 10 those power.
fu invigorstots Holioway's Pills. which enable the
lungs 10 the deeieIous effects o. the weather and
nify the constitution 10 Withstand the rgors and in.
cemences Of winter. the Ointment is infilihe rea.
ely for inflammation Of The throat and al disc rdeis 81
the chest Produced by violent colds also gives speedy
relief 70 the organs q respiration.
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SOUTH CAROLINA PREFERS plsUNIoN.


In 1850 Mr.. Preston, Of South Carolina,
said he "was opposed to calling Conyen-
tian, because he thought il would impede the
action Of the State. he thought Il wouil
impede our progress iOwards disuaiOn.n
Mr.. keitt said /" he would sustain the bill
for electing delegates toa Southern Congress,
because he thought Il mould bring about d
more speedy dissolution Of the Uiion."
In the recent debates in the Convention
Of that State MI. Reitt said;
. have been engaged in this movement
ever since entered public Lille. We have
carried the body Of this Union to its last
resting place. and now we will drop the Gag
over its grave"
Mr.. Rhett said
.+rhe secession Of South Carolina is not
an event Of day. II is not any thing pro.
duced by Mr.. LincoIn's election, or BY the
non-execution Of the fugitive slave law. II
has been mailer phich has been gathering
head for thirty years."
The leaders Of South Carolina prefer dis
uniun. In 1850 the attempt was made 70
take the State out,but the people voted upon Il,
and refused 10 20 out. Ia the late election
Tor delegates to the Convention not more
than half the people voted. Those Of them
who are opposed 70 disunion were oycrawed
aud kept from the polls by the charge that,
in voting against secession, they would be
giving countenance TO abolitiOnisn.
Rasiyh Standard.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.

In Equity-March Term. 1861.
Susan Valentine and others, rs James Valentine and
the heirs at law Of Gsllell Campbell.
0ATil having been made before The undersigned,
~ Clerk and Master Of Orange Gouri OF Equity, that
James Valentine, and the heirs at law Of Catlett
Campbell deceased reside beyond tho limits Of
this Stale; Publication is therefore ordered and made
for six weeks successfully in tho Hlshotough Recor-
der for said defendants 10 sppear the form
said Court, 70 be held In the court house ia HILLSIDE.
rough, on the second Monday ii March next then and
there 70 plead, Or demur 10 said hill o. the
same will be taken ex parte as 10 Them, and sci down
for hearing accordingly.
THOMAS WEBB, c. & AZ Il.
January 80, 1861. Price adv. 81 50. 77--6w
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Furniture Furniture! Furniture

A e. s. COoLEY's Furniture Warerooms, Hills.
- borough, n. u, may be found an assortment q
the most improved styles Of Furniture.
Always on hand, and made TO order, large assert.
ment Of Rocking Office, and Sitting Chains
Upholsering done in the best manner.
Mahogany, Walnut and Gilt Moulding Frames mad,
70 order on the shortest notice.
Mahogany, Walnut, Poplar and Pine COFFINs
kept constantly on hand, and fine HEARSE for Flu
neral occasions Undertaking attended TO-
would most respectfully return my sincere thanks
ior past avors and by strict attention to business
hope 70 merit continuance OF the same.
Very respectfully, G. S. COOLEY
January 30. ~
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Boz 70 Persons oui q Employment. "a
AGENTS WANTED.

In every County in the United States,
o engage In the ale Of some Of the best and mos.
a elegantly iilaafled Works publshed.
Our pdblciicBs afe Of The mos interesting ehsFac.
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hound 10 ihc mcs substantial manner. and ara worthy
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promptly BY mail foil particulars, TERMS DC. hy address
sing BEARX, GETZ Il Co. Publishers.
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Nv HEARrr I'VE wish you TO put for
ward ia the Recorder the name Of Governor
Graham Al a candidate for the Convention.
We believe every man in Orange will be viii
ling TO trust him every man will acknow-
ledge his integrity and ability to serve Us. Il
he will.
II il no party contest. Governor Graham
ought not, must not,--eannot, decline.
MANY VOTERS.
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. cornclos N ALls.xA.-The following

aCurRcios IN ALasaxA.-The following
significant paragraph is taken from the Nash.
willie Banner:
we'lcarn that quite an exciting scene
occurred in the Alabama Convention after
that body had refused. by decided vote. TO
submit their actionto the people. The Hon.
Nichols Davis, Of Huntsville, declared his
belief that the people Of North Alabama
would never abide the action Of that Conven-
ton, IL denied the right Of voting upon it,
Mr.. Yanesy thcreupon denounced the people
Of North Alabamaas tories. traitors, aud re-
bells. aud said they ought 10 be coerccd into a
submis.ion 10 the decree of the Convention.
Mr.. Davis replied that they might attemp
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Frequent illusions have been made OF late
to alleged projects Of the Southern States, eli
Their in the event Of a new Southern Confede-
racy, or of the continuance Of the present
form Of government. for the acquisition Of
Cuba. 1t is due to the truth of history to say
that John G. Calhoun was thoroughly oppos-
ed to the acquisition of Cuba, which he con-
sidered. and we believe pronounced, :" for
hidden fruit" to the United States.
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Hillsborough Female Normal School.

sENHE FEMALE ACADEMY in this place will be
n opened on Wednesday The I'd day Of January. The
objects contemplated in this School are
!. A Normal School or character and grade
II. School within the reach Of the masses.
These two objects will govern the institution Young
ladies preparing for college, home le o. teaching will
find this School well adapted TO these views.
CorRsE oF STyDiEs.--A thorough English Course,
Music, and Ornamental Branches.
TERMS, PER SESSION.
A Thorough Course, including Board, Music, Oil
Painting and other 0rnamenlals, with the Literary
Course, per session, SIS 90
A Full Course Of Music Latin, Ornamental and
English Branches, per session, SO 90
Primary English uorsmal Wax Work-howors, fruit,
boys and grls,) So 90 each, SIS 90
Second Class, 10 90 Grecan, 90
Literary Course, is 90 Oriental, PasteIle, Mo-
Latin, 8 90 nochronatic each s 90
Music, on Piano, Is 90 Leather Work, 90
Music, on Guitar 10 90 Embroidery and Nee q
Oil Painting, 10 90 die Work, 6 90
Hair Work, 3 90 Board pey month. 90
Fifty young ladies csn find board 10 tho village Ten
can be boarded and educated without money. Chemi-
cal and Philosophical Aparaias Charts, Maps Globes,
&c. with Musical instruments will be provided Eve
~ exerou made 10 please. An especial class for small
Boys and Girls.
Your patronage Is respectfully solicited.
Hiss ANNIE D. v. PEARCE,
MhssCHARL0TTE A. BCoWN.
November 20. tf-G9
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-02-06
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

standing rule not 70 bc neglected..
Settlements to be made as soon AZ the year
ends BY every one.
A IL persons owing me IN any way 40 respectfully
requested 10 call Il my store, without delay o. cut.
Their notice. and settle their dues Is mnsi proceed i'm.
medalely 10 collect eli ny debts, they being due this
day. Longer indulgence cannot be given, as sIperi.
ence proves that delay does no good.
JAMES WEBB.
January 4, 1861. "a