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ecute Bj
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One year, X 00 Six montln, $2 60 ; Three
moaths,l 25 Une monui, ou oenu.
fhe paper will b delivered by carriers,
frM of charge, In any part of the city, at the i
ore rates, or IS eenta per week.
Advertising ratea low and liberal
-Subscribers will please report any and
til failures to reeelTe tneir papers regularly.
SHOWN & RODDICK.
45 Market St.
We h tvp just finished taking our annual
ice u'i f s and are now dai'y receiv
VKYV GOO 1S from the Northern
Markets, suitable for the
FALL AND WINTER TRADE I
4 mr Tutfxrms will study their beat inter-
t h makine their purchases as early in
the Season as convenient, as the general in. I
dications of the maricet nave au upwara
teudei cy. We nave just receiveu utt
20.000 YARDS BEST CALICO !
PRICE o ;ents.
Whnlpaala buyers would do well to look
over our tocfc before purchasing as we
have a great many so ls we are onenng
roucn oeiow x xix x n-
VALUE.
Fans
Cosing oat the balance at Greatly Re-
auceu nices.
Plain. Striped and Checked NaiDsook
Muslius. The best value ever offered.
Call and examine.
Liueu Lawns from 12 to 20 cents.
Dress Goods.
Qur Variety is Large. Our prices ARE
LOW.. 8c upwards.
Laces.
Bretonno, Torchon and Italian Laces.
We have very much the Largest assort
ment that has been offered in this city and
our prices either by the 5 ard or piece, can
not be undersold.
Quilts.
TV 11. 1 X .. -V.ll 1- 1 I
of the ahorftia lanra. We have marked
uuuiesiu: buu xiupurbcu quills, uur 1
none up in price, preferring to give our j
patrons an opportunity to supply their
wants at the old prices
Table Lin en h-Tow
, T m I
. aliU naUHlIlOa
Our present assortment excels anything j
we have ever shown. I
Call and irive our stock a look over. Our
Buyer Is in the market at present and we
are receiving many Novelties.
OUR
5 and IO Cents
Is situated on the S. W. corner of Market
and Second streets, and every Steamer that
comes into this port brings a Fresh Lot of
the most surprisingly Cheap and useful
Goods that ever were offered in any mar
ket under any circumstances. We offer
great indue ments to Wholesale Buyers.
BROWN & .RODDICK,
45 X&arket Street
aug 10
Warm Springs
Western North Carolina,
T8 NOW OPEN for the reception of pleas,
x trBieuentacinuuQi. 1
This lovely place is situated in the beauti-1
lul valley of the frtnch Broad, within eight
vies of the riiroad
ur I . u a r ? ... 11
vents, an J all other accommodations to be I
v uitb une utau ut mane. uieauTB itr 1
r j . c.-i t I
uu m m uiBi-ci waicriUK piaoi.
For partieolart apply for descriptive pam
phlet. W. H. HOWEftTON,
jane 10 Proprietor.
Come 1
WD SEE A VBY FINELOT OF
BRKTONNE,
ITALIAN,
a vt t. a T T a ZltJCl '
The Best SCISSOBS In the World t
And the beat fitting and fastest
gellla CORSET, (Flexible Hip)
Bretonne Laoe Ties and othar Fancy Articles
EXCHANGE CORNER.
an 21
y. H. 8PRUNT.
Steamer Fassnort,
QAPT. J. W. HARPER,
Will resume SUNDAY
TRIPS TO 8HITHVILLE, April.ST.weather
permitting. Dally Trips as uxoal. Leave
Dock at 9,S A. M.
apl ts GEO. MYERS, AenL
Hqusis and Stores to Rent
APPLY TO
THE McKOYS,
ittonxeyi and Connselloxf 'at Lat
Office Nerth Bide Market BU between 24
andSd. aug 34
r
71
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VOL. ly . I WILMINGTON, N. Ci, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1879. N0.1S1
! Ill i '
LOCAL NEWST
New Advertisements.
Ths McKots For Rent. I
ALEiAJDia I Spruht Administration No-
tice. , Mi
Paters Dowvise A To Ship Notice.
Geo. N. Harriss, Reporter, K nights of
Honor. . i i
Johw Carroll New Rirer Oysters, j
P. HsxasBBBexa'a The Karl, of May field
Eggs still continue high in prici
Masterpiece i-the teacher's rod.
The pawnbroker leads a loan-sum; life
i ; i ' 1 -
Wood is retailius iatj two
dollars per
cord.
Window
Glass of all
sizes at J corn's
Hardware
Depot,
Qaite a
number of
summer absentees
have returned to the city.
Some-of the equestrians , of the city an
talking of ge'tiug up a Polo Club.
A man who goes a fishing should take
his luncheon along,
bite." ; ili 'I'
He may get no other
How a uicklv! people run ia and out of
the surf when it rains, for fear of getting
wet.
Listening to
the 'voices of nature'
one may note that green corn is a litt'e
husky.
We hear of several changes of locations
of business bouses to be made on the first
of October. )
The city bill poster is getting his. boards
in readiness for the. approaching theatri
cal season.
Steamboatmen report but; two and one-
half feet of water on I thei shoa's hear
Fayetteville.
rrv, 1, Ur, f r.fW
w
merchants in the city purchasing their fall
winter stocks
The dog days pave come, to an end for
the season and the days of grass widowers
are fa8t coml T g fc a c ose-
Shipments of sturgeon are being made
trom this city. For the best two months
these shipments of will be heavy,
:
Can any one enlighten i us as to the
number of houses erected
in this city
during the year ending! October 1st 1879?
White washers, plasterers, brick masons
painters and carpenters are busy patching
op houses preparatory to the moving sea
son. !, ,
Sheriff S. H Manning who j has been
on a visit to tbe mountains of North Car
olina for the past month, returned last
night.
We do not
believe in
medicine for
children, but we do believe
in Dr Bull's
Baby Syrup and aEsert that no family
should be without it.
Two companies !of the Fomth Battalion
(colored) of the Noith, Carolina State
Guard, are expected in this
15th of the present month.
Icity
on the
Workmen were repairing tbe roof of
the old foundry building on tbe corner of
Surrv and nueeQ 1 8treetg yeaterday . Is
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the building to be uti!ized7
A match game of base pall was played
this morning between the Little Bubs and
u it.
o.ii.Vi ni..i u:.u 1 :
11
9 ma j iu v au kjo tvuavu avow kvu au se ii
tory for the Little Bubs
'11 !
It's a wonder that no politician has
1 1 1
thought of fiigning death in order to get
eulogistic obituaries, parts of which he
could use for campaign literature.
A restaurant, bar and billiard saloon is
to be opened at Smithville by a citizen 0
Fmnklinton, in this I State. The house
will be opened by the Jst of October.
The fish and shrimp market has been
bountifully supplied for the past two
weeks. Fine bunches . of fish sell for
eight cents and shrimps atj five cents per
quart. - , - i;
- The man who comes to the) station two
minutes behind time, and sees the train
scudding out at the other end, derives no
satisfaction from the proverb, 'better late
than never. it,' 1
Mr. A. D. Brown who was ill at Sara
toga for several weeks, has so f"ar recover
ed as to be able to return home. He is
feeling much better, but boars evident
traces of a severe sickness. 1 i .
Qound trayels a the j rate of 1,145 feet
in a second of time, and jet hand organ
men grind away as though it took four
hoars tor it to reach up to a sleeping
apartment in a second ?tory.
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.3 A TLY
I Unmallable.
An unmailable letter remains in the
- - 1
Post office in this city for Dan Williams,
Columbia, S. C.
First of the Season.
Septembe r having rolled around the
oyster seasou with it, Mr. John Carroll
advertizes in to-day's Review the first
arrival of the delicious New River bivalves,
at his place on Market Street.
u
The Excursionists.
Ahont fortv excursionists fr. m about
Shoe Heel, arrived in this city, by the
j
Carolina Ceutral Railway this morning.
They were n. t at the depot by the steam
. acht Passport and proceeded down, the cave, or I tumble but I scream.
s ! ! ill 1
river. !
Fire Alaim.
i
We are told by Gen. M. P. Taylor that
we misunaer8T-ooa mm reiaiive 10 ine
or mpletion of the fire alarm by the last of
the present week. Gen. Taylor said that
the material would be here by the latter
part of this week.
Use Tour Influence Ladles
., The ladies can do something for the
Hood fund by persuading their sweet
hart. nanaji hrnthfirs. Ronsins. unclea or
---f 1 tr 1 1
hisbands to go to Jewett's book store and
pay one dollar for a chance at the bale of
cotton to be rafflddj on! Friday n igbt.
Complimentary.
The Wilkesboro Index talks about Cap
tain Johnson of the Carolina Central Rail
way in the following style :
V. Q. Johnson, tbe silent man of the
- r r o : - : . u u: t :i . t
j. j. av. xw., to vritu 1110 itiuiiijr Mb ur
Uoiietts. ue is one ot tne rising nnan
riara nf t.ha Sfjihn havintr arnnirfr1 orroaf. I
"" r . : 0 ti &.-
and deserved credit for the management
of whatever interests he has undertaken
since coming to North Carolina. .
i" T aDdna TTlt 86 gf5
to Jacobi's Hardware Depot. J
go
Eilt Mosquitoes !
We have been informed by a lady of
this city who has tried many expedients to
get rid or those troublesome pests mos-
quitoes that she has only succeeded by
burning sulphur. , Her plan is to place a
ouia.il mmy vi sujpuur in a pan, 1 ignite 11
and put it on the floor m the middle of a
room, having the doors and windows pre
viously opened. This causes a stampede
among the mosquitoes, and they will n.i
return again during the night.
Accident to a Policeman.
Officer J. L. Everett, oi the night force,
made an arrest of a colored individual last
night about half past 12 o'clock and
while escorting the "glsmman" to the
Guard House had the mortification to see
the fellow escape from his grasp, where
upon Mr. Everett drew hu pistol and in
the effort to cock it the weapon was dis
charged, the ball passing through two
of the fiDgers of ' the officer's leit band
causing a very painful wound.
We like It.
We should like to take one more look
at a ''great moral show" with its painted
mules, "funniest clown in the world,
unprecedented list of attractions, etc, etc.
We don'tknow after all that it is the show
we want to see. but we do like so well to
ait under a tent and whiff the inviaorat.
ingi aroma which arises from a sawdusted
rinr.
and look at! the leader of "the best
o, -,
brass band in the world" while he plumes
himself and "passes off as a living likeness
of Conkling who bounced out of Rhode
Island in two leaps.
v
j The Hood Fund.
At the risk of being considered officious,
v. v4
bor of the Star, that North Carolina has
we will state for the benefit ot our neigh
V. V at a a fnv ha honaHt - nn. mk. I
given more than $4 for the benefit of Gen,
Hood's orphan children. To1 ascertain
Which (act, one has only to step in at Mr
Stephen Jeweti's bookstore on Front street
and look at the list of subscribers to th
raffle of the bale of cotton which is to take
place there en Friday night for the benefit
nf t.hia fnnA. rp.arlv all nf whom Tiar niid I
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in tho am.mnt rT th fnnoo ornifn than I
- -- I
have subscribed for. We know also of an I
enternrise beinff started bv two vonn?
misses of the mterestire age of fifteen I
r 0 0
summers, who have begun tbe project of f
making tobacco bas, which they propose I
to put up ibf rame among some of the
young cigarette smokers of their acquaint.
ance. Said chances to be sold at ten centg
only. In these several ways, we trust be
fore long that the fund for the Uttia or
phans will reach mor &an one hundred
timed our dollars. i I
A fellow told his inamorata on yester-
day that he shot a marsh hen through the i
right aerial propeUer. the ball passing
, vi 1 . r..t
htliebodjand coming out a little
tfiojp the left aquatic pedal etremitj, 1
Nothing to report in Magisterial circles
to-day.
Ihe new market is rapidly approaching
completion.
The Br. Barque Ella Moore. Fielding.
rom this post arrived at Liverpool on the
7th lost.
He who shows
Kindness toward am
malsjwill display
the same characteristics
to his fellow-man.
hen a lady gets the better of
S""""" an argument during warm
weatner, the thing for him to say in ac
j know.edgement of his defeat is not 'I
tot t . . l
xauuerman, isq., uiers: ot fen
der Superior Court, paid a brief visit to
1 our sanctum this
forenoon. He is in
swu umhu, mm reports rair progess
among the farmers generally 01 h's
county.
An hour spent with a good book is al
ways so much solid and! substantial (rain
Fire, flood, mistake or accident may rob
n8 01 our material possessions, but they
cannot get at the treasures of the immor
I a' miDu,
To Cure Lockjaw.
Take a red-hot coal from the fire and
pour sweet oil (olive oil) on it i then hold
the wounded part over the thick smoke1, as
near as possible without burning. It will
be necessary to repeat
or three times a day.
the operation two
This ! remedy has
been known to cure
after the jaws had
ctmmenced tn . .tiff
I 0
Death of Mp TirnnnS.
1 t in: , . , , .
uigcu waH receivea in tms city a
few days ago of the death in California
recently of Mrs. Mann, wife of Maior J
C. Mann, who resided in t.W r!t- fA-
.- W 0 -
veral years, shortly alter the war. Mrs,
. T mTB'
uxanu. nan yicnj anu Bccompusnea anal
exhibited great .taste and fondnesfTfor
verse, having written several pretty little
I poems under; the nom de vlume of Scott.
during her residence here. The news of
I her death will be heard with sincere ! re-
gret by her former friends and acouaint
ances m this city.
Cotton in Duplin.
In a conversation with r Col. W. E.
HillJ of Duplin county, a week or two
since, he reported the condition of the
cotton crop in his section as above the
average, and we so published it. In a
very brief interview held with the same
gentleman last evening, he informed us
that the continued recent rains had ma-
terially changed the crop prospects, the
bolls having fallen off to a considerable
extent, and that, in consequence,! the cot"
ton yield will be about one fourth less in
that county than was anticipated.
1 ,
City Court-
1 1
Robt. Herring, colored, for f st driving,
on tne street, was nned tbZ.bu.
J. M. Whiteman, colored, for same of
fence, was fined a similar amount. j
Judy Ann Hunter,' colored, a former
frequent attendant at the Mayor's Court,
was arraigned for being drunk and dis-
I -J 1 3 1 1 1 c j I
uruer1 ttUU BCUfc uo uw rr ouo ua-
Mince Evana colored, charged with
di80rder1 condnct' iwas fined 2 or given
tD9 or a aav ana niM m tbe
cell, as the other horn oi the dilemma.
Julius Jones, ft colored lad, about 17
1 i
or IS years of age, was arraigned for dis
orderly conduct in the Market House and
sentenced to ten day's imprisonment in
the City Prison. 1
You can set the best White Lead. Paints I
and Oils, and lowest pricas at Jacobi's
Hardware Depot. I t
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Thermometrical.
From the United States Signal Office in
'his place we obtain the following report
ot the thermometer, as taken this muro
mj? at 7;J 0 clc- i
Mobile, Ala..... 73
Montgomery Ala... 63
Nashville ..........,.6t'
New Orleans..,,,....?;
New Yo;k......t3
PaURassa, Ha...79
savannah, Ga.......70
Shreveport.....w.72
St. Louis Mo. ......56
St. Marks, Fla.74
Vicksburg, MiB..85i
Washington.. 57
WilmitjEton...63
Augusta. Gtw. 65
vSiro 68
nk.Jiw a r cq
vyincmnau at
. ..
Corsicana. Tex......71
5 Gibo ! T
UHTegtn -
Indiauo:!'
i010?.8 JI
Lynchburg.ZZT6
empnis, Tenn...o
Wine With Cako Xer Entertainments
We take pleasure in directing tbe at
tention of tbe public to Speer's celebrated
Port Grape Wine, a pure and unad niter
ated article, upon . which every one may
most implicitly rely. This wine is made
at opeer s Vineyards, Passaic, New Jersey.
It has a rich flavor, mellow juiciness, and
brilliant colon and is not ouly an agree-
"ie oeTerage, dui is nigajy oenescuu . m
ll its prcpertiea ior inralids and aged
wrfi or le by P. L, Bridgeril
Co , J. a Mnndsand Green & Flanner.
The barometer indicates bad weather.
trraoes sell for twpntvufipo
cents per
peck in this market.
, Mr. lhc8. H Uowey leaves t-morrow
for the Northern Market to purchase his
fall and winter stoGk.
ine Dest A lUvlows, D.ors and Blinds
and LiO west Prices can be got at Jacobi
j Hardware Depot.
About four miles of the
U ln 1 rrr
turnpike has
ueu BQeiiea, 1 ne remaining
hree miles
will be worked On during the winter.
lhe match between the Home and
Champion bare ball Clubi comos off to
morrow afternoon at the Athletic Grounds
at 3 o'clock, weather permitting.
vv.u. Uoups ISew United Monster
Show" is on the vroad heading this way
1 hey claim to have eleven huge 'tents
and the most perfect circus and menagerie
in the country.
A bicycle was on tho streets ibis after
n7j tWn thonht they
could ride it: There were! no limbs broken
but there was heaps of fears in -;it to the
spectators who gave it a wiJe ra ge.
1
Orange Citron
Candied orange peel or orange pitron is
eisily made. The only difficulty
tain the orange with thick i enough peel.
the thicker the better. Soak the peel in
salt and water a dav ar.d niht . thpn
1 - -a 7
freshen for the kame length of time ; make
a OJlup U1 oudr' U8IUS a Pouu,a 10 each
pounu 01 peei ,ana Don until nearly trans-
parent. I
Death of a Coasting captain.
The flags of the small coasters that are
1
in this port have been at half mast to day
out of aspect tq the memory of Captain
' ' ennedy. jthe former Captain of the
schooner Afaaaie. who died in thi rit
1 J
at 3 morninS. of consumption,
lhe remains have been taken to Jackson-
ville, Onslow county, for interment.
An Extra Steamer.
steamqr Tybee, Captain Tribbn
The
from New York arrived in this city to
day consigned: to Mr! Thos. E. Bond
Superintendent of the New York and
Wilmington Steamship Line. The Tubee
was put on the line in connection with
the steamers, Benefactor and licyulator
until the Southern bound freights in New
York can be cleared, away. Southern
merchants have been purchasing very
largely in New York this seasons hence
the rush of freights.
i Robbery Aboard Shin.
Capt. J. E. Atchison's bunk aboard
his barque James E. Ward, now un
loading in frootofjthe Custom House, was
robbed on Monday night of a pocket book
containing vafuabla papers and some
money. The robbery took place about
me "me or me desertion 01 two seamen
and
they were
thought
to Le the
thieves. One of them was arrested but
nothing leading to his guilt could be es-
tablished and he was released. As yet
neither book ncr papers have been recover
J t 1. a : ii . .1 1
eu lpul"uu fcUlDKS lQat, dook
was extracted from his bunk by the thief
running his arm through the port hole.
Tragedy in Lumber ton J ail.
We learn from the last number of the
Hobesonian that Peter Leach, colored,
who is confined in jail at Lumberton to
await his trial for the murder of Sam
Townsend, was taken suddenly and ser
iously
ill last Saturday night. Physicians
were called who after a r.xrmM a-ramin-
- . . .Auiua-
t:nn tha ,nffaM;Mm. frt ,
tlon off the Bttfferer came to the conclu-
biuu .unb lio uiu ueea poisonea.
Sus
picion was at once directed to his wife ai
i l. A tl i- . i 1 1 I I.
mo uuiii 1 party, as sue naa oeen in
th9 jhabit of viaitiag the jail and
bringing him. food, and had done
soon the day he was takjen sick. It was
OA account of alleged intimacy with her
that Townsend was killed and as she has
taken up with another 1 man since
Peter's incarceration 1 the presumption
is that she has been actuated
by a aesire to ge rid of him without
awaiting for the uncertainty of the law's
delay. She has been arrested, and states
that one Joshua Washington was the man
who gave her the cake she carried to Peter.
For Smithville,
gTEAM YACHT ELIZA
BETH, CapL D.W.Chadwick.
carrying United 8Utee MaiL Leaves wharf
foot of Market street daily (except Sundays)
at 3 P. M. Returning, leave 8mithviUe
st A. M. JU P..PADDl80rf.
sepift AgenU
ailoLs
We'will be glad to recelre eoamnnl
irom onr mends on any and all subieets kt
general interest but: j M
The name of the writer must eJwjy L fnr
nished to theEditor. ' I1'" '
Commonications mnst be written on onlv
mho uae or tnejtaper. I
Personalities must be avoided.
And it is especially and parti ularlv ndr
stcod that the Editor does not alweyf1endo7e
the views of corresjK)ndeDtoL unleesso state".'
in the editorial colnmpg. I j . j'
New Advertisementa.
Knights of Honor.
QAROLINA .LODGE ITo. i. jpUlal
Meeting to .morrow (Thursday) evening:, at 8
o'clk, for the purpese of eoaferilai d.rrLL
purpese of conferring derrees.
GEO. N. HARRI8S. ' I
l I Reporter.
sept 10
S600.
RENT THAT VERY
F
OR
desirable store on Market 8treet,
occu jiei by Mr. Thos. H. Howeyi
as a Shoe Store. The cheapest Store on' the
street. Aprlj to i THE McKOT'J.
sept 10 tf j 1 j - j j
Ship Notice.
A LL PRRROVH idi' dvd-psw
1 a cannoned acainst
1 1 - .ias UAn&iJX,
trustinfl' or
b at boring any of the erew of the Am.'
Bark J. G Wi
trartion will be paid byj the master or eoa
' u. ma au uiiib or rn.ip
w W. WS.
OJgUCCI. j 1 ... 1 ..
, PATERSON, DOWNING CoJ
eept 10 3t 1 I i
AdiuiiiUtratioii IVoticei
HAVING QUALIFIED as Admiatra'tor
upon the Estate of IffHitina niflJ Am.
c ased, late of New Hanover county, notice
is hereby jriren to ail persons havine claims
aemnst said Decedent, to exhibit th .... t-
me, on or be ore the 1st day of October.1880.
otherwise they will be barred of a recovery.
All per ods indebted to said Estate are re-
nueaicu 10 mate ior mediate pay rtent.
aliaaijik SPRUNT,
sept 10-oaw6w j Administrator!.
J..
Wew River Oysterc
THE FIRST IN MAR
l
Si
KET THIS SEASON.' i
C mj and see me. J
Yours fraternally,
sept 10-U JOHN CARROLL,
Baby Syrup.
pARKER'S
GINGER TONIC, Inklna
Oolojr,ogae, Ball's
Cough 8yrupJ
'Kluta
Chill
Cure, Arers Ague Cure ' and a 00m-
!
lete
ttock of pure Drugs and Medicines.
I m 1 1 )
P. C. MILLEBJ
Corner 4th and Ana Street.
Upen diy aad night. ! p j
Bept8-U I ! -i I
The Earl of Mayfield.
TX field" ii the nnm of . ni . --
ful Novel, by a diatiauiflhed American am-
uiur,;ioe opening acfes of whioh are laid 1
i-ouisiana during the early days of thei Be
oel.i' n. The hero is a rich DlanUrl! and th.
heroine is aiovely example of true I woman
hood. The old English home is very likely a
correct pbotegraph of an ideal houseas
many simdar ones exist in that immediate lo
cality. It has the advantage of havfn k..
wiiu gooa aeicnptions, ex
cellent dialogue", well sustained interest, and
contains all the elements of a BacceeBful novel,
the whole being well told, within the! limits
ol probability, and the work will no doubt i
prove a great success. 1 il T '
For sale at 1 - '
1. seP 8 I HEINSBERGER'S. I
Send in Your Orders
QOUNTRY DEALERS AND TEACHERS
wil find it to their advantaire to bLy their
SCHOOL BOOKS and 8CHOOL1 'btL
, ' i I
llUNhKY of C. W. TATE!
Photographs.
fJlAKEN AND FINISHED TJP IN THE
latest styles, at Low Prices, at' YATES'
BOOK STORE AND PHOTO BOOMS. '
ept8 " I ' , I. '. ' .' 1 ! I
Female School,
MISSES BURR & JAMES, Principals. I
MRS. M.S, CU3HING, Instructress in Ye
. ii I '
1 cal and Instrumental Musieij 1
THE FIFTEENTH ANNUAL 8E88ION
of this School will commence on Thars 1
day, Oct. 2d, 1679, and close during the last
week in Jane 18f0. The course of insufuetiea 1
is solid and thorough, and the) utmost care j
will be tak a, aa heretofore, to avoid every
thing pertaioing to a superficial edeeatioa.1
Young children carefully and judiciously!
trained, by means of object lessons 'and Kin
dergarten occupation, in conjunction with
the best text book instruction. ;
Frfe hand drawing taught without , extra
charge. 1 ; ..
For farther particulars see circulars St the 1
different Book Stores in the city, or enquire
of Principals ' 7
A limited number of moils eau
accommodred with beard. I j,
Furniture. ,
JUST RECEIVED FEOil FACTORY
ft large assortment of Walnut and other
grades of FTJB5ITURE, .which we ofe
at Great Bargains. CaQ and rrhr 1
febW D A, SMITH & CO
PLEASE NOTICE.
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