+, North .Caroziina Institution


For Fhe Deaf and Dumh.
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TNHIS Institution will be opened for the certiOn r
i Pupils, about the lst of May next, in the CIV NJ
Raleigh Pleasant and commodIous buildings have been
obtained, and it is earnestly desired that all persons kav
ing children friends who OF this unfortunate class
will all practicable 10 have them hear as n.,
the time otopennng the School as possible


For the present, Pupils will be received al any age be-
tween eght and thirty. The Pupils will live in The
same housewife the Principal and his family aid will
be at all times under his and direction The femse
PHpiIs will be under the special ofIhe wife Of III.
Principal and the Matron, and the utmost attention viii
be given and care takrn to The comfort and ham
pness, as we'll as the Improvement ofall the Pupils


The terms for Session of ten months will be one hun
dred and sixty dollars for Board Washing and Tnon
including thu necessary Books and all expenses cx.
cept Clothing and Medical autcndance-payabe, one
half semi annually in advance.


ThePery best assistant Teachers will be procured las
the number of Pupils may require. The precise time
of opening the Scools will be mentioned in future
Advertisements. t ',-' ''.'- 1913


AL Communications the subject Of the Institution
addressed to WESTON r. GALES, Esq, Raleigh, (pOa
Pad) aterihe lstof April, 10 the Principal, Will
attended to promptly. 4. t.


All applications for admission for Pupils, who's Pa.
rents able to support them either in full or in
part should be madeto His EXcelency, Coy. GRAHAM
President of the Literary Board.


sod 2t.s'f1 cj WILLIAM D. COOKE, Principal


Feb 2, 1915 ....-e ..E.. 5S5-M