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What is there in the Banking interes. Of

What ~ there In the Banking interest Of
the country that renders il obnoxious to the
equality Of rights 7 Every cent Of capital
pays taxes--not only taxes, but bonuses, that
go to the support Of the expenses Of Co
vernment We have yet TO learn, where is
to be found the power, the policy, or the
right, OF Withholding from this interest, the
political immunites that pertain to all others
Under our Government. political rights at
tach TO every man, not less in his corporate
than in his individual relations and the
uncontrolled exercise of these rights is sa-
cred and inviolable. II is therefore wholly
unjustifable, to endeavor TO raise preiu-
dice against the Banking interest, because
il exercises political right, common to ALL
in the manner Of all, and under all the
sanctions Of law and the Constitution.
The same motives that govern the Bank
ing interest, govern the agricultural, com
mercial, and manufacturing and the right
of protection belongs as properly and as
justly to Banks, as to either, or all of the
others.
Whilst, therefore, we believe that Bank
ing institutions are essential TO the prospe-
rity of the country, and that they deserve
protection from unmerited attacks, we will
give them, without disguise. our humble and
faithful support; not less on the score of
general expediency, that from a conviction
that nothing but fragrant injustice, or high
handed tyranny would invade the rights Of
any portion of our citizens.
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TO ne puRsERs.
OBITUARY.

Died suddenly Norhyiew beshs q GsSrgeiewn'
~ n;ni cle,k in the Second Auditors office, aged 81
NATIVE AMERICAN ASSoCIATION---The
N mhers are notified to attend at the Theatre, on
Iousinna Avenue, Thursday the 18th instant al
o'clock p. M rnw.pn, NcIr
Recording Secretary.
October 18th -
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ACTIONS SPEAK LOUDER THAN WORDS.

hSiioNs DEEAn boVDIAA AN<hS NonDS'
When the whole forces of General Jack
sons Administration were drawn up in battle
array against the Notification party Of the
South, and the issue was considered so doubt
full, that the armed troops and naval force
were concentrated in the vicinity Of Charles
ton, Mr.. Webster was understood to have
rendered his services in support of the Ad-
mnistration but they were spurned with,
we. will not say contempt, but indifference
and disregard and were rejected.
Can the Administration be invincible now
on the pending issue of the Sub Treasury
Scheme If so, why, with open arms, re-
ceive the aid, and court the alliance of an
inveterate political adversary and his Journal,
in contest which the Albany Argus, one Of
the ablest supporters of the Administration,
and the leading Journal in New York, con-
sidered as involving no political principle,
but only question Of "expediency," upon
which the party differed, and were divided
Such an alliance as that between the Null
lifiers and the Administration, the Globe and
Reformer must be of very doubtful eapedi-
ency."
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INDIANS FOR THE FLORIDA WAR.-One hundred
Indians says the ST. Louis Republican of the 4th
inst of the Delaware tribe nation Of brave and
hardy men, have passed ST. Louis on their way to
Florida to engage in the against the Seminoes.
party of Shawnees are also expected
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A bill has passed both Houses of Congress
requiring the postage on all letters Sent ny
the Express Mail, to be paid IN adranee
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Mr. Davenports invention, for the application OF
electromagnetic power to machinery, has been ex-
hib,ed and illustrated before the members Of Con-
gress, in the Rounda of the Capitol; and before the
President and his cabinet, by Mr.. Truman Cook.
The success of the experiments justifes the be-
lief that this new dynamic power is destined to
superscde that of steam and that in the empire of
Physical science the genius Of Davenport will not
only succeed Fulton, but rival Franklin
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The reader will be interested ara 'iisuuo'ea "
the able remarks Of Mr. LEoaRE, Oh ''''' o'""'
to be found in our columns today
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HENRY NJ. JEMsoN, Frederic city, Md. is agent for
the Madsonian in and for that city and county
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Dayce, DcGraa Dromgoole. Duncan, Edwards, Far
rinpon Fairfield Foster Gallup James Garland, Rice
Garland, Gholson Glascock, Grautland, Grant, GRAY,
Haley Hammond, HARRISON HAYES, Hawkins, lIaynes,
nosey, Holt, Howard, Hubley. Vim H. Hunter, Ing
ham, Thomas b Jackson, Jabez Jackson Henry John
son, Joseph Johnson, Nathaniel Jones John w Jones'
Kembe. kilgore, Klngensmilh. LAWYER Leesrc Lead.
better, Logan, Arphaxed LOOMS, Lyon, J M Mason,
Martin, Maxwell. Mckay, Robert Mcclellan, Abraham
Mcclellan, Mcclure, MeKim, Miller, Montgomery,
Moore, S. w. Morris, Mublenberg Murray, Noble,
Moves, Owens, Palmer. Parker Psr,nenter, Paynter
Pennybaeker Petriken, Phelps Plumer, Pope, Potter
Pratt, Prentiss, Randcn, l,cly, Rheti. Richardson
R,es, Shelter Sheplor. Smith, Spencer Stewart Tay-
lor Thomas, Titus Iouccy, Towns, Turney, VAIL
Vaudcrycer, Wagner, Webster, Weeks, Thomas L
Whiitlcsey, Jared w. Williams, WoI,hington, Yell
l27.
NAYS-Messrs. Adams. Alexander, IIeman Allen
John w. Allen, Aycrgg, Bell Bddle, Bond Briggs,
William b Calhoun. William b Garter, Casey, Cham.
bcrs, Chea,han Chills, Gorwin, Crsnstou, Crockett
Curtis, Cushing Darlington, Dawson, Davies, Deberry
Dennis, Dunn. Emor, Everett, Ewing Richard Fetch
en-, Fillmore, Fry, Goode, James Graham Mn Gra-
ham, Graves, Grcnne, Griffin Halstesd, Harlan Ilar-
per, Hastings, Henry. Herod. Hoffman Robert NJ 4.
Hunter Jenfer, Vim. O. Johnson, Lewis, Lincoln.
A. W. LOOMS, Mallory, Marvin, s. Mason, Maury.
McKennan, Meniiee, Mercer. Milliean Matthias Nor
rs, G. Morris Nsylor, Ogle, Patterson Pesree, Peek,
Phillips, Potts, Reed Rcnchcr, Ridaway. Robertson,
Rnmsay, Russell, Sawyer, Sergeant, A. III SHEPHERD,
c. Shepard, Sibey, Sade, SNYDER, Souhgate, Stanley
Stone, Siratton, Taiaferro, Thompson, Underwood,
Albert S. White, John White, f.. Whitiescy, Lewis
Williams, Shcnod WIl'iams, Joseph l.. Williams, C.
H. Williams Wise, Yorke--9s
So the bill was ordered 10 a third reading
The bill was thercupon read third time and PASSED
The House then adjourned
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In THOSE THINGS WHICH ARE ESSENTIAL, LET THERE
BE uNIry--IN NoN-EssENTIALs, LIBERTY, AND IN ALL
THINGS cHARITY-Augusnn. .e.@ II 49,.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
"WEDNESDAY. October


The resolution heretofore offered by Mr.. JOHNSON of
Louisiana, calling upon the Secretary of War to report
al the next session the best mode for protecting the
western frontier from the Indians. and the number ard
force Of the Indians Of the Mississippi, taken
up and agrcedto
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PROMOTIONS AND APPOINTMENTS IN THE NAV

PROMOTIONS AND APPOINTMENTS IN THE NAVY,
r., and ,eh The advice and consent Of The Senate.
Alexander s. Wadsworth, TO be Commissioner Of the
Navy Board, May II, 1887
Cicero Price,
Alberto Griffith, Passed MidshlPmen' 70 10
John II Goldsborough, Lleutenants, september
Charles S. Boggs, o. 100!
Augustus S. Kitty,
S. Wilson Kellogg, Of N. York.
Joseph Bealc, Pa,
William +. Coae, Md,
Edw J. Rutter, Md, 10 he Assisan. sur
Richard j. Harrison, Va, geons 70 the Navy
John I. Mason, Va, sept. o. 1901
James NJ Smith, Pa, @.. 4. =.
Charles w. TAFT, Ala,
Charles d. Maxwell, Pa,
TO DE PuRsERs. ,.. ....
Robert Petit, Of Pa, 9th April, 1887 -
Richard r. Wadron, OF N H., 18th June, 1897.
William Speidcn, Of n. G., 3Oth August 1851
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SENATE.

"WEDNESDAY, Oct. H.
Mr.. McKEAN presented circumstances from
Pennsylvania against the admission of Texas
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Passed Midshipmcn to be
, Lieutenants, September
6, 1887.

To be Assistant Sur
geons to the Navy,
Sept. 8, 1887. ~.
Southern telegraph., 1837-11-28

THE undersigned are authnsszed 10 PsRr-'
chase Cotton Of goM quality, ffnsn the plan
tiers Of Adams, Jefferson and Wikinsn
counties, on account Of the Agricultural
Bank Of Mississippi. Those planters dis
posed to sell will oblige us by addressing us
through the Post Office, OF &c they send word,
In tl0 SO TO our counting room at MIR +. u.
Eilis's house, near the White Hurse Tavcrn,
on Second creek mad. Upon the receipt
0f . statement oil the number of Bsiss. aud
when and wliero deliverable, We viii aiiead
and have il examined and weighed ss oncc-
The Bank win take Cotton IN payment Of
notes discounted.
WM. &, RO. FERRIDAY & ca.
0FAny communication left 1t fAUvER
& FAaNswoRrm's, Rodney, will be attend
cd TO.
Natchez, October "a, 1881. 2w IS
Southern telegraph., 1837-11-28
To Planters.

ALTHOUGH cur warehouse in NatcEez
is open, We have established, for the conve-
nience Of the planters, a temporary counting
room at the new house belonging to Mr..
Thomas c. Ellis, near the White Horse Ia
vern, on the 2nd creek road. We will also
supply bagging, rope, on such other articles
as are required, by having time given TO
send to town for thcm-and We will receive
and forward To Natclsez any Cotton which
the planters do not wish to haul there.
Those from the Pine Ridge and WASH
ington Roads, having business with s., can
20 through by Mrs. Bngaman's, Austin VIII
liams' and John Routh,s; and those from
the old courthouse road can come ia BY the
late Robert Moore's place, and thrs,sh by
Col. A. L. B,nsaman's-ihose persons lpav-
ing kindly given their permisstn Er thar
purpose. w. g. r. FERRIDAY &. ca.
October "a, 1887 25tws =.
Southern telegraph., 1837-11-28


nURSUANr to an order of the Hon. the
- Probate Court Of Jefferson County, t.
us granted, ON the, 4th Monday of May
lS37,wewilI expose to the highest bidder,
the following
LOT Or PARCEL OF GROUND.
being the real estate of Duncan Nc Laurin
decd. to Wi, - Four hundred acres (be the
same more or less,) lying, and being sit'a-
ted in Jefferson County, Oh the middle fork
ofthe Homoch;tto, bounded East by Daniel
X. Wilkinson, South by Richard Thames
North by Daniel B,ker.
Sale to take place at the Court House in
Fayet,c, on the first day Of January 1893;
on Il credit Of one and two years.
PETER Nc LAURIN, Admir-,
REBECCA Nc LAURIN, Adm'x.
Oct.3 81. 81 st
Southern telegraph., 1837-11-28
OAKLAND COLLEGE.

A MEETING Of the Board Of Trustees
a of O.kland College, WAS called on tho
18th of September 1887, in consequence
Of the death "f the Rev'd. U. S. Hincklev,
Professor Of Languages, which occurred in
the city of Natchcz, on the 18th inst. The
vacancy in the faculty, occasioned by tho
death of Mr.. Hinckley, was filled by fem
poray appointment, until permanent ap-
pointment can be made.
THOMAS FREELAND.
Sep. 23d. 81 Sec'v. Of the Band
Southern telegraph., 1837-11-28
Boots md SlaOcx.

D'rcef from the manufacturers at t.c North.
Vie subscriber takes this method To-
inform tho merchan.s and traders Of
l,oonov, Grand Gulf, and all contiguous
p''ces' that nc has brought out general
assortment Of
MEMS ROOTS, SHOES & RROGANS.
BOIS d YOUTHS 10.
a'so-A variety OF LADIES' MISSES,
and ClllLDREN'S SHOES, suitable for
'he present aud approaching seasons. which
arc now about being landed at Natchez,
Where he will remain several " ecks for the
purpose ct accomm dating nj! who NAV he
IN want cfthe above named ARTICLES. ri fir
prices. STEPHEN OLIVES,
Rodney, November }, 1897. l-3w
The editor Of The Grand Gulf Adyer-
user Will please give this an insertion, and
forward the bill 10 MIR. L. L. Archer Of
V'cksbnrg, for payment.
Southern telegraph., 1837-11-28
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

n FILTERS Of Administration having been
A-I granted to the undersigned by the
Honorable Probate Court of Adams County
at the September Term 1887, ofsaid Court,
on the Estate of SAMUEL A. MASON,
dcc'd.--Notice is hereby given, To all per-
sons Indebted TO said Estate. to come for
ward and make payment without detay,
those having claims against il arc hereby
notified to present them, within the time
prescribed by law, ar they will l'c barred.
MARY A. MASON. Al.nr'x.
LEVI C. HARRIS, Admir-.
September &c, 1887, 3i-''
A The Na,chez Courier mil Journal
will give the above six Insertions and for
account here for settlement.
Southern telegraph., 1837-11-28
NEW BOOKS? NEW STATIONARY!
NEW FANCY GOODS!

WHOLESALE IND RETAIL
THE undersigned respectfully informs
II his friends and the public that he has
returned from the North and is now recciv-
ing and opening fresh supply Of the above
articles, which he offers for sale at his usual
low prices. E. b. HIGGINS,
Bookseller and S.aiioner,
Main, near Westinghouse.
trThc Jackson Mississippiso, Clinton,
RAYMOND, Manchester. Rodney and Grand
Gulf papers will please give the above three
Insertions and send their bills for PAYMENT
vicksburg, Oct 8, 35-3 E.B.H.
Southern telegraph., 1837-11-28
N o TlCE.

virtue Of an order Of the Honorable
tho Probate Court Of the Cai,nrDe
county made on Monday the 9Th dav o
April last, will sell at public sale on
| SATURDAY 9Th Day OF JANUARY
next, (ls3S,) at the court ho,sc door in Port
Gibson, the following tracts Of land situated
IN Claiborne county, Of the following des-
criptiun to wit:
A TRACTOFLAND
situated on the waters ofthe Main B,you
Pierre between Port Gibson and Btunslunrg,
now IN the possession of Mrs, L. Harmon,
containing
THREE HUNDRED ARPEVTS.
Also tract f lard containing
THREE HUNDRED TWENTY
Acres, on the waters o' Big Black River on
il B,yoa known as ''Gnn's Bayon," one
mile and haif S,utl. ola place known as
I'll lnts GIN
A 1rmf Of LAND on James Greek
decided by II Harmon, Tax collector, to II.
McD'nld llth My, 1913, and re-dec,led
by Ma Danall To iI,rm,I Oh the same dav,
said tract confirms
ONE HUNDRED ACRES
ALSO
4 TRACT OF LAND CONTAINING
l63 ACRES,
situated on the head of "Widows Creekn be-
ing in the South E,st corner Of the Ezra
Mccall tract.
Also
On MONDAY, sti dry of JANUARY
next, at the court house door in the town OF
Fayctte, in Jefferson county,
4 TRACT OF LAND CONTAINING
2lO ARPENTS,
situated in said county, on the waters of
Coles Creek,'' distant abou; one mile from
Fayette, confirmed to the legal representa-
tives of Christian Brax'on, by the board of
Commissioners, on the 18th May, 1905.
Said lands belong to tho Estate of lIeze-
kiah Harmon, deceased, ana are dccrced to
be sold by said court, on the ground, that it
will he for the inicrcs. OF the heirs and legal
representatives of said U,rlnnn.
GrSaid Lands will be sold on credit OF
one and two years, from The days of sale,
the purchaser or purchasers giving notes
payable in the Planters Bank at Port Glib
son, with good and sufficient security to be
approved by the administrator,
SUEM THOMPSON, admir-.
''le bonis non" Of Hczckiah Harmon, de-
ceased.
OFT. 81 81
eLiThs Port Olson Southernor and Roll
ncy Telegraph, will inSerr the above until
the day of sale ,anl send their accounts to me.
SIIEM THOMPSON.
Southern telegraph., 1837-11-28
COMMERCIAL BANK or RODNEY, I
CvprEMHER l3TH. 1887.

T,,;s Institution will advance, Thirty five
r. liars pcr Bale, on good, Mcrchan'alEe
f.o,fou wciahina 400 lhs-deliverable III Rod
,ev.aad subject to the order Of the Cash
By order Of The Board,
ais JNO. GOQDIN, Cash.
Southern telegraph., 1837-11-28

DISSOLUTION.
YUVTIE Partnership heretofore existing be-
IL tween Abner Slnalley and A l..
Russell, under the name of S'naIley g. Rus
sell, has this dsy been diss lived by mutual
consent, and the said Smalley stands charge
with tho settlement of the business Of the
establishment. ABNER SMALLEY.
A. l.. RUSSELL.
Waterproof, La. July l, 1927 22-n
Southern telegraph., 1837-11-28
STATE OF MISSlSSIPPl,)

STATE OF MIsSIsSlPPl,(
JEFFERSON COUNTY.
Circuit Court-Jxne Term 1887.
John d. james 1000.
Va. Attachment tUT XSUOU
Pat X. Norris.
TIE Attachment in this case having
been returned duly executed, and the de-
PENDANT failing to appear and give special
bail, or plead hcrein,-It is ordered, by the
Court, that unless the said defendant do ap-
pear here on or before the first day of the
next December Term 1887, Of this Court,
give special bail and plead herein, judge
ment final by default, will be rendered
against him and the estate alta chcd be sold
And it is further ordered. that a copy Of
this order with specification of the cause
ofaction and amount of claim due from
defendant to plaintiff, be published for four
weeks in the Southern Telegraph, publish
ed at Rodney, and that all proceeding here
in he stayed until tho next term Of this
@R~N Court.
III RSl Given unded my hand and seal
jofoflicc this l7hday Of Oct. 1887
JAS. J. COLLIER, elk.
Bv C. r. MILES, ID c.
Wilcox, Atty for P'f.-Oct. 81 81 1t
Southern telegraph., 1837-11-28
NOT ICE.

n O TT e T..
A LII persons Indebted to the , Trims o. o.
N wilson 81 Allison, and Allison q
s,vder. are requested to call and settle
,!,.;r accounts and notes with the snnscf'-
W.. am alone authorized to settle them
from tl date. .a
Tho h,.,,,s. &c. will he kept at The store
Of my brother in Rodney n1,:, ,v,r se,N
November Ii, 1857
Southern telegraph., 1837-11-28
ID s s q L II ITO v.

THE co-par:ncr>hip heretofore existing
between Knight s. Medley, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. Persons hay
ing claims against said firm will present
them to J. Nj. Knight, as he alunc is
charged with the settlement of the transac-
tons of the late firm. These indebted to
said firm will also make settlement with j.
NJ. knight, he being authorized to receipt
for and settle the same.
J. r. MEDLEY,
J. NJ. KNIGHT.
Rodney, Nov. lG, 1887 2-tf
Southern telegraph., 1837-11-28
TO THE PUBLIC.

KIOTYCE Is herehy given, - III per-
IN sons crossing Il the Ferry opposite
Kidney, 10 make payment at the time O.
)lpcir crussing; and hereafter there shall 30
20 credit wlnsevor allowed for fermgc-
NARY TuLLlSs
1nnarn r. 81. 1890. 6O-d
Southern telegraph., 1837-11-28
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

" o TIC E.
n ETTERS testamentary having been
IL granted to the undersigned Executor of
the Estate of RUSH MUTT, deceased, at
the special Term of the Probate Court OF
Jefferson county, held on Saturday the 9th
day ofSeptember, lS37,--Notice is hereby
given to all persons indebted to said Estate
to make immediate payments, and those
having claims to present them, duly au-
Intoxicated, within the time prescribed by
law.
HALLER MUTT,
Executor.
Sept. IL, 1887. 3l-6m's.
Southern telegraph., 1837-11-28
FOR SALE.
THE subscriber will sell on liberal terms,
COTTON pLANT4ITON.

COTTON INFLAMMATION,
living four and BALI miles from Rodney on
the road leadihgsstn Nafchez, containing
Forr Handed and Fire Acres Of Land
two hundred md scvenv-fise ara in culsiva-
,;on. 4 good Mill and Gin, Dwelling Hn,se.
Negro Cabins, and other ont houses. Per.
sons wishing to purchase will please call
aoonu~ lam anxious to sell, and give a
rood bargain. Apply to
80 JOHN y. JAMES.
Oct. 81. 1887. 36H
Southern telegraph., 1837-11-28
$lOO Reward.

s. RUNAWAY from the sub
E s: :: !: :: :: =; !; ::
nesso -
Southern telegraph., 1837-11-28

EyvERY variety of BLANKS sept o(
~ hand aud e oalC ~ dis u(Ik6o
Southern telegraph., 1837-11-28

THE un 'crsigned is authorised tn en-
gage and o5bligate himself to deliver at this
place or any other on h, River
1000 R0rcIS Of Pork,
Persons wishing to ingage would .D well
to CALL ], u. EVANS.
X hney, Oct. 81, 1887. 35-6t
Southern telegraph., 1837-11-28

The Attachment in this case having been
returned duly executed, AMI the defendant
having failed to appear and give special bail
or plead herein-It is ordered BY tho Court,
that unless the said defendant do appear
here on or before the first day Of the mex,
December Term, 1887, of this Court, give
special bail and plead herein, judgment fl
nsl by default, will be rendered against
him, and the estate attached be sold.
And it is further ordered, that copy of
this order, with specification of the cause
of action and the amount of claim due the
plaintiff from defendant, be published for
six weeks successfully in the ''Soh,hern
Telegraph" published at Rodney, and tina,
all further proceedings herein be stayed
AWssWzN until the next term of this Court.
la MaGAl Given under my hand and
lSHSAa) seal of Office, this 2nd Novcm-
Der, 1887.
JAS. J. COLLIER, Cl'k,
BY G. Il. MILES, d. OK.
November ii, 1887 Low
Southern telegraph., 1837-11-28

rFhs Port Olson Southernor and Rpl.
ncy Telegraph, will inSerr the above until
the day of sale and send their accounts to me
SIIEM THOMPSON.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-04-12
Vol. IX....No. 29....April y, 1927,
VT. LIT. e. SCI INsT1Tr7r,o>.

VT. LIT. & SCI. INSTITUTION
7NHE SPRING TERM of this 1D..
i ton will commence on Mondav Mar ,Itu l.
The board Of Instruction are T.
CARLETON PARKER, Teaebe, :;
Mathematics and Philosophy. N
JEREMIAH CHAPLIN, j. Te,ob
of Languages.
s. M. GRIGGS } Teachers in Fem,
E. B. PARKER Department
Instruction will be given in ancjen, ~,
modern languages; in Nat. intellectual a auS
Moral Philosophy in higher Mathema,;Souso
in Botany and other natural sciences, tooo,S
er with the common branches of Eneo l%
and such other studies as are usually tanaS
in similar schools. 3"
Particular attention will be given to u.
morals and manners of the pupils. A Conn.,.
Of lectures may be expected on Chemis,S"
and Natural Philosophy and occasjonsIjlI
on other subjects connected with the y~J.Dy
Of the scholars. A valuable Library of ns.,
ly 400 volumes has been procured Tor them.
| of the students. Students wishing to hoay
and room at the Institution, are REQUESTED"
| bring their own beds, as only few rooms w.
furnished. Each room, however. has h.!
stead, stove, chairs and table. Most Of :,
students use straw beds.
TUITION,
For common English studies, 49,
| Higher branches and Languages. Ak
| Twenty-Five cents is added to defrsv II.
expenses Of the lecture room, ringing III,
bell, &c.
| French, extra. err
Drawing and painting, I'M
No charge made for less than half q tarm
BOARD.
Board ct the Institution, $3.50 per weeI
in the village for females, from 81 80
to $500. S''~
Young ladies can procure rooms and
board themselves at an expense Of about a.
Some are now boarding for less. YoUrg
gentlemen also can board in COMPANY G.'
nishing their own provisions at the san
price.
Arrangements are now made 10 commence
regular course Of instruction. Studen,
preparing for the ministry can pursue srrS
course as is adapted to their condition.
Assistance in the department of Theoog,
can be had when desired A liberal natr5o.
age, and concentration Of efforts on The ro,,
| of its friends, together with the best effort,
and talthtulness o. the Teachers. it is bonei
will soon raise the Institution to its rro1e,
rank.
| CARLETON PARKER, PRINCIPAL
o'"noon' Feo'' 1887. tt.2l.