North CarOliasG Institution


- For The Deaf and Dnnah.
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1HIs Institution will be opened for the reception
i Pupils about the lst of May next, in the City OF
Raleigh Pleasant and commodious buildings have been
obtained and it is earnestly desired that all hav
ing children or friends who of this unfortunate class
will all practicable have them hear
the time ofopenning the School possible. brg1J3


For the present. Pupils wlbe reeeivedatany age be-
tween eght and thirty The Pupils will live the
same house with the Principal and his family and will
be at all times under his and direction. Thefemale
Pupils will be under the special of the wife of the
Principal and the Matron and the utmost attenon will
be given and taken, to the comfort and hap
piness, well as the improvement ofall the Pupils


The terms for Session of ten months will be hun
dred and sixty dollars for Board Washing and Tnition


including ths necessary Books and all expenses, cx-
cept Clothing and Medical attendance-Payable, enc
half semi annually in advance.


The very best assistant Teachers will be procured
the number of Pupils may require. The precise time
of opening the Scools will be mentioned in future
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All Communications on the subject of the Institution
addressed to WESTON r. GALES, Esq, Raleigh, (post
pad) after the April, to the Principal, will be
attended to promptly -5g 81 e-1rs ~ 9s. s..r


All applications for admission for Pupils, who's Pa
rents not able to support them either in full in
part should be made to His Excelency, Gov CIR AHAM,
President of the Literary Board r - ~ Ea 81
a23t tes WILLIAM D.CoOKE, Principal.


Feb 2, 1915. sSz.zsth 535-tf