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CONCOBO jC3DFNY

FEHHE Exercises of this Seminary for the year 1899
a will commence the lst Of February, and lermi-
nate on the 3Uh OF November, embracing two sessions
of five months each The price of board and tuition,
including washing, bedding and fuel, will be 500 per
session. payable in advance.
In the Ancient languages, instruction is given by
daily projections. and the text books taught the same
those used at the University Of Virginia.
The Mathematical course is extensive; comprising
Arithmetic Algebra, Geometry. Plane Trigonometry,
Spherical Irignnomery. with its application to Nautical
Astronomy. and the Dftrenal and Integral Calculus.
Optics and Astronomy are included in the course Of
Natural Philosophy; and Geology and Mineralogy in
that Of Chemistry.
The course Of Moral Philosophy, comprises Bees.Let-
tres Rhetoric, Ethics and Political Economy.
Of the students exercised in Composition Sur.
veying. and The Drawing of Maps.
F. W. COLEMAN,
J. D. COLEMAN
II Address Concord Academy Caroline county.
January l2 T2-tlst Feb
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ENOR RENl-A Tavern Establishment at III" warm
"a Sariucs. Bath Court house, Va have completed
i4rre and well arranged brick Buildings calculated Ia"
Tavern at this place, where large and profitable hG-
sness nav be Done, which propose renting with "r
whon, the furniture, ana VIII furnish the necessary
servants az suit The person wishing TO rent 1t he
can come we'll recommended for thai huSiurSs, or Will
give liberal res man with small family WHO can
DE r.comn,e ndsd well qualified Early application
the part ot those wishing to engage IN the business
is desirable deem further comments unnecessary. as
persons GispoSd To engage in the above business can
satisfy themselves from heIr oJsrrvn ion "r "'hrt
wise. HEp pa 81
Jan - 13-3EwIt
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$4,000 $4,000.
VIRGINIA State aI0tsery.

= for 1889 To hP drawn at Aexandris, Va, OIL 81
turday, 23d Feb 1899
GRAsD CArrrALs-S3 $4,000, 10 0OO. 5000, ) 900. L.
900, 10; 80 prizes Of 500 ~ Of 5U0 80 Of 400 @'
&c
Tickets only $40, halves 5, quarters 2 80 $3.50,
Certificates Of packages of 26 Whole Tickets Sly
Do. do. g Half DO. ~
Do. do &c Quarter do. -
o. Orders for Tickets and ShsrGs Certificates q
Packages in the above Magnificent Schemes will fece'
the prompt ntion and official account OF tGe
dra,oing Immediately alter it is 10 all no oi0
from Us. Address,
D. S. GREGORY 81 CO.. .Haancrs.
Richmond Va.
=. Tickets in all other lotteries under our manage
men,, constantly for sale as above.
Jan IL H-~'""
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PU Bic SALE


or United States LgudS in Ms Norihcestcrn land District
of Louisiana, PARTIALLY DEFERRED. for ptr.Od Of
ninety days
NTOTICE is hereby given that the pubIc sale Of The
"a following townships and fractional nships lytng
within the Parish Of Caddo, ordered the ls d,y Of
July last To be held the Land Otiire NaTCHIro-
cuEs in Louisiana. the i,centy eighh of .I0nuary
ncrf is DEFERRED until and will commence on, .HDudav
the TWENTY NINTH day o, APRIL next, viz:
Fractional townships II and Is, south Of Red river Of
ranges il and II
Township IA and frnclrna township I5 or range l3
Townships II, II Is. IL, and ID, Of range H.
Fractional township ii and townships II, Is, H. and
Is. Of range 10.
Fractional township II. Of range l6.
Given under my hand at the City of Washington this
18th day of December, A. D 1893.
NJ. VAN buren,
By the President:
JAMES WHIIcoNB,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
Dec ~ 6G-TnSm
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frsss" 70 ! .
sirou, "a. MSS. of,ie Canterbury Literary Ciu''j
THE WHITE MANS DEATH.
"urcr ,Ir RsmArS,uHsuSG.'


rsron IL MSS. gf,fe CGatsrJury LtsrGTy C'u''
TIE WHirE MANS DEATH.
AE,LL,U--To T.. q.
He lived AL English rural life,
Where herds loving; -.
Where fields with Natures siiis were 'e'
Nhcrr h0wcts were b!owihs;
Yc, he would dare the ocean strife
OfwiId waves flowing,
And Ger fond aud lovely WIG
A deep grief throwing.
Where ,,rcan,lc,s av'l fairy lea
Nas their .r., meeting,
And or they hoard both bird and oee
The warm greeting. So,
Whs, each rOnd heart tIut once "as "''
10 love was beating
Alas. size apple VI ."e sc"
Was not fleeing.
AMI ibu' he ios; hrs warmth Of mind
10 growing ohler; $50
With eyes 70 oncc loved oJIccts riiha'
And feelings colder;
She'll meier forget how, arm ent" ineu'
Sou tales &c told her;
No.-t!ut vii DO whGp, breath reSi5us"'
Her ASHES mouder
He listens to The Indian lore,
By some lone rIver;
Or ,nusng oil his ava sweet shore
His heart strings quvor;
For where the falling waters roar,
He'll rest for ever;
And sec his lovely ones no more,
No, never, ne'ci!
Nourht in the prairie might he see
but wild herds sweeping:
Or in the lons grass waving Tree
DARK serpcnts creeping;
Oft while ith hrs iofestNce
Lon; riglis Keeping. .
The v"speT hours would fall, aud he
Was lone AMI weeping
Hnrk. ,hro' the dim and tangled shade
An arro~ dying
Laid him where ho"'rets spring anu nue.
In torture Jym2i
He heard his death hymn tlITo that glade,
The s,nd'r low sllhi"s;
Aud fallen leaves u shioud nave m"ue r. ~
Where he IA y'Hs,
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InLnnLLc Lnnd Tor Nnle.

WILL he sold In the highest bidder on lhnrSday,
w the 9Th day Of February next, on the prrmrsrs.
the tract Of land which the late G." Conrad Boyd
r. sided containing between six and seven hunG'c
acres iyirg in the county of Meckl"nhurg on HIue
Stone creek within pgh miles OF CnrkrsvIlr. This
il believed To be -" the valuable highland es.
tates the county. and psr:nnS disposed I" purchase
requested 10 view II before the day 9" sale iihe
raj credit will be given. Terms made kn"wn on the
day-All persons having claims against the estate of
the TcsIato requested I" present them I" the Exc
cutor on or before the day OF sale, that provision may
be made Tor their discharge
WM K KEARNEY.
EIecutOr # COnr0d F'Jd.
January % I'D
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Z#z3ssSa5ss.ssS1 ~
|g!X![gSl|,EI Y|SI!S!N!iAD
AND PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE,
ODpoSite the Banks.

OVUONNt
TUE Subscriber constantly receiving from the celebrated
factory Nuns Clark Co.. New York elegant plain
Piano Forc the latest that decacy
and of tone. peculiar their
Constantly hand large assortment Of
Flutes FlaceSlets. Clariunets
Guitars Violins. ViolonceIios,
Accordions, Musical Boxes,
Horns, Buslcs and TsumTets
Flies. and Drums
Violin, Harp and Piano Forte Strings of superior quality
Piano Forte Stools ord Covers.
Also STOCK OF Music various by
composers, and the newest sonss.
HPianos paed tuned lie; on hire, and taken in exchange
Jan 50 tsl-rlyi T. H. TAYLOR.
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TO CONTRACTORS,

James RtrGr dHd hdRaHhd tGH9i
LII work Except lock gates an the line Il the Ga
"a nal between Richmond md ~ rchhufg, viii he
10, q, the ne II meeting Of rh Board Of Directors ~ his
CIV commencing the Gh February mat. The w"E
now offered includes the towing path bridge access
James river above the Joshua Fails Dam and that ncrnss
the mouth uI I've river It embraces ais, several lit
locks and culvrr,s and the guard j., L. section p;
the ahunens of various iarm mad road 5ThErs auu the
emblnkn,rnl over mary % the CnlSfrts.
Contractors requested t. "nv" their proposals win
the Secretary on or before the 1th February
Plans of ile locks and bridges may be seen al the
Office of the subscriber 10 Redmond.
CHARLES ELLET, Jr., CtiJ hngi"wr
r,,o-r ~ tiff
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TE7EkROR and ST. LEGER for SALE or to farm
q The ensuing season.
TERROR is dark 'rown, fully D feet inches. and
we'll proporiionei years old, and full brother 10 Shark
Black and Bay Maria. H. is The largrs. thorough bred
Horse in Virginia, and has proved himself and
good !oa getter.
ST. LrGrR is full brother 10 the noted race mare
ARIEL OK:IIey and Lance tie is years old the ap
preaching spring: he is fully feet 3 inches high; a
beautiful dapPle grey, and of fine bone and substance,
md has likewise proved himself and good foal-
g.sr Both OF The above horses al my stable in the
county Of Hanover. Va Il miles north Of the city Of
Richmond Any communications 10 me must he d.
recpd TO the City of Richmond. W. l.. WHITE.
Ifauorer sld january. 1899. I6-2au4t
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~ OIICE-Wa. committed 20 tie jail Of NouM Rpn.usy
Man PETER; he il IS ola built md h,
connie yron black; his height e,i nches. Peter
he was by Peter rucm Richn 0hd ucaTj ,.
ago oa specGator by George Shelton from he ns
his escape.
The owner .ad negro elucste call comply with tho
law in such cases made aGd provided he ~" BE- 4cco
ly. .NM. bAkN Aki',
JAMS fG9-wi2wl Iiior .Ig,jv!t Cvrn,y
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sGRasGEIas'S
E.sc!s0ige 81 EOsSPry CGicP,
RlruupYp VIRGINIA,

NAE have uow the pleasure Of presenting 10 our
~ friends and patrons another splendid LOTTERY,
wnh capital 81 s5u OUO which will he drawn on 10Th
Frhrua,r The luck ut the did established office, this
year has been nnprecf drnedBIGGrK having sold more
prizes this YEAR than other vend"T IN the CITY, and
nearly all in Hhole Tickets -Bvthehy. things at THIS
kind are very Except with us) there only
uup established Prize Office in the CITY. hCh can h"
found by requiring Tor Bggors Prize Office, where all
the prizes are sold We respectfully call the attention
of adveniures this splendid Lottery. and request that
an order will b. forwarded Immediately 10 us, III order
That may b. Disappointed All orders answered by
return mail. when addressed 10
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LOUISA RAILROAD.

Line 10 Ch"rionesr,He amt Lwchburg
rMTiE lsavc Richm"nd for Cha"rrr>v vile daily
ii at o'clock, A NJ arriving there the same eve.
nng
a line leaves Charlottesville for Lynchburg Tues
DAYS, THURSDAYS, GGt Saturdays.
Passage to charlottesville, sc 90
% l.ynchbTrg, 81
Fredericksburg to Charlotte svillp, 20
Office R, +, < 7 r. r. Co,
January -. 75-6,
NEORUS MULIiCAuLIS The sun.cuh,r RS.
lTg prc;iuiy informs the public that he has mntr AZ
rangements 10 furnish The genuine Aorus Mu"arls n
lots to suit purchasers with variety nr silk Eggs
all of which will be pDt up 80 Us 10 60 ser 10 any r
Of the UniGn Persons al distance may assured u
having all orders pnt up with the sTc'rst fidelity and
dispatch. To companies individuals wanting large
amount, liberal discount will be made. Apply nmcGI
aley TO
J. II. d. LOWNES. .4gcnt, Richmond, Va
Cross street lending To May6s SrGse
Nov If G3-2aw:}n
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DEscRIrTIoS Garrison is n man about 81 or 80
wears Of nrs about six feet or inches hich well
built with rather tln visaGc, eyes Suak considerably
in his head and very much peck pitled md has black
huir H. is rather good Io"king man. and has the
appearance "f being very stout md ia known 10 be
He had snuff coorrd close coat, and hoarskn over
coat which he probably had on when he left ."
Lcrrangr is about 40 years Of are. about five
feet nine inches high, remarkably veil built. more Ger
pnlan than Garrison. full face, h7zlc eyes. ard ha.,
u.e rray His head is large, and he SOMETIMES hut
rarely wears hskrrs and allnge'h-r remarkably
good I,ok;ng lie had blue dress and crab
over coat which he doubtless had hen he made his
escape
January s T0-wiw
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The most spi'ndid get !
$4,000.

$4,000.
10 Number Lottery-l4 Drawn Ballots.
stalking nsnriy as many Prizes rs BionEs.
Virginia State Lottery,
For the benefit of the Mechanical Benevolent Socie'i
Of Norfolk Glass No ] for 1889 To b. drawn d!
Alexandria, Va, Saturday. 10Th Feb 1889
BRILLIANT SoHENE.-l Prrzs of $50 coo, $1,000
s. 600, 81 600, $1,000, $4,000, 81 Gl5 10 Of 81 vUO
&c. &c.
Tirkp,s only $40. halves S., quarters So 80.
Certificates Of Packages of IS Whole tickets sI?o
Do do 25 half do %
DO DO p quarter DO "
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.fEamaSer$' Office, AichnsOMts. Va.

SPLEHpIp PErzEs FOR FEBErARy. 1899
SJ0CGO. 80 2g4-2 Of 81 eco $50 2y4- Sl2NtU
Virginia state hOatery,
Fnr The benefit of the Town Of WeIisbmrg- Class No
]. tor lc:9.-1n b. drawn at Alexandria Va, on sa'
rurdny. % Feb. lc:iJ
C.PrrALs So 294. I2Cc0. COCO. 3 SO; prizes Of
$500 10 of $40. 30 Of 20O. 80 at rUO, &c, &c
Tickets only $40. halves D. qnar'crs2 %
Certificates Of packages OF u Whole Tickets $IlV
Do. 90 26 Half do. ~
Do. do. % Quarter DO -
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FnLuabic PrOp'rty Jor safe

THE subscriber will property, the CoIunhf,
upon accommodating II crn.r.r. Of U,,.
story DmeI. hou.e bot r"c"ntty ia ~ n Vel, r;
Store hou-e forty ect ions, with "n" ciaf III" Whole .h;
l.ts" Iumlrrh"usc, with >t"nr c"ior III" whole ~
Of goods ad a. '"e,a rhar.I
dollars he would dispose OF wh thrS rnrr''! ',ry b,.
The subscriber selling good, this place tho ,,
uinr be- confGeHc' he 81.
rate place f,r n@r-S T" cn'"'prrw2 "t 81
h 5c'rr rcur7 for h, investment no IN
for HIS SIZES "rth" last ,N"al have 1yT so J
per anu continue 10 improve.
iny information rrp'c thi r',fef'y aa3 goods a.,
.uhrr5r ~ take pGsu:r 'i = b. wUllr ru,r
,.a F!uvlnna rouny Va tie ~,uJ prefer f.oaaI pf,-t,r
The subscribers nerh il such, tloi r"I ll.
for "hich reason he mo-" offers TIA! y"y 'ga,i pnTy
cs,..in ra,aapr CO., Va, Dee. Is, ~. ct--~:o
a. CHANcERr-E '"otHr>-As Rules held 'i&r C.1'.o
ter count "Wednesday. 'hc 7'h d. Vi Noycnbt, ~.
ihono. Sg,rh, C"rp:.tna,t:
R"5srt Fe administrator Of VIE : F'e, decreased w.-r
shn.k ,o. nrJ Thomas e. a"0!, administration Jon Of
ip,u ilu. t. deed. V.'.rd..,,
Ttc !c'snlan Robert F,:a, having entered -s,
aHi given cu, according roihr az Of AnhN t ...ut
Court and i, nrr",rg hy a.i'i' ",';.'r'. 30 rot
iHhlbi'a"t Of hi Com" on"ca'h--" "ro 10" 81 t
r,,rt appear the r.' ''ic .rasr
tn" h'l OF III" c"mp mind h' cory o., H., '1I, 81 "
.o months .ucrrsciy uui posted r" feat door Cr
house o. "'' county jyo. P. cArY,e.c.
Dcci t2-"sw
oIDdrce to D,c,oe of the Comfy Courr OF ilcn rc
h, ra m ",y Of airmn. an The l.. ~ II M
ne st. four valuable SLAVES n-s
In" Of lkor Ii,rr'. i, I'd. credit Of ST GU wi e
ci,cn, IL" Puch living bond with good ."ru ~.
WlLLIAH 3 HARRIS. Conn.,.
HTORUS MULTlCAULIS AND SILK WORM
W EGGS 3 600 Trees in CASES. ready rarsr,-.
ta,ion; and supply ci Six Worm Eggs of The nos.
approved kinds received ard !'r sal" b.?
H. d. LOWNES. hG'r.
JAMS tG9-nI h,rhmo"d, ia
EOHN r. CHAMBLiSS, .liOrn'y At L0'r, hsv.og
c1 located himself permanently in llIckso'd. Cic
county seat nf Grsensvr.) VIII. in future. regularly
attend til" Superior and Interior Courts {" Gf'ru.r!..
Sussex and Southampton C"unirs he will also rirud
10 The culectiUn of claims in Northampton county Nrh
Carolina.
January -, 1850 13-"3w
ynyHE cer,uarpG HrTsr "CEI Us wI! s'rud At TIE
n Reeds. in th- ccnuiy Ut Cs-"ine ot SO the sea-
son-Sl25 insurance, aud 81 TO the Groom.
Ian ~ .9-2avJt
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BIZ the Garcrn0r e the Commonwealth If Insinin.
\ PROCLAMATION

By nc G0rcrn0r = ne C"mn0NTfGW q FNEiniH
A PROCLAMATION
wB7ilEEEhS WrLL:AM GsRnisoS and Ea>Gr L.
w GEASGE. who we're confined IN III" Jail # North
ampro charged with hurg larry and ar"cny have made
their csca pc heTernm. and are now going al arce
therefore, ! David Campbell. Gnvrrnur Of the said
Commonwealth have thought proper 20 otirr reward
Of Two Hundred Dollars for the apprehension and de-
liv ry into the Jail Of Northampton COUNTY, Of both the
said funilives or One Hundred Dollars for either If
them; and do, moreover. require all officers both civil
and military, and request the good people Of This Com
Wealth. t. their hest ex-riinrs nIpr hcuG The
said Garrison and Lagrange, that they may he dealt
with according 10 law.
Given under NY hand as Governor ard under
TsEAL the lesser Seal Of the Commonwparh. at
Richmond, this 9TH dav of Jannarv l-3Q
DAVID CAMPBELL
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$50, 000-$l000O.
VIRGINIA Stale Lottery,

For HE hcnsf, Of The M"n"uga!ia Academy - Class No.
! for ISJ9.-To be drawn at Alexandra, Va on Sl'
'urday, OH February. 1893
C,prr.Ls $50 000 10000 600 ) COO. 4 600 3 COO,
lG - prizes "f 200. 80 Of 500. 30 Of 300 &c &c
Tickets only $40 halves S., quarters 81 80.
Certificates Of Packages Of % Whole Tickets $3.50
Do. do. 25 Half do. 10
Do. do. % Quarter DO. 8! 81
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fB,HE Schu,l for Young Ladies' nj my residence III INC
Iluno,sf, miles from Kchmons "'ll rb,r
IA n an approved Teacher who qnaIieh 20 Ss
in ever department Of study usually taught N III" -
@ Nu.ir yccped. The subscriber Will Itcei't ne"
Il. g,,srlers IN fmy. We VIII watch over
,hsr moral Improvement we'll as thc nt"Aeeu-,' ,"r
,a,c and le u society his ncishboho0i fehao M d
80 o;bIo onc o, those parents gunlans VINO Wis" 10 ~
heir ,urh,e abroad school The schoia''ic 't'm 49,.
lon uon,hs curmcncu. the 18th Of January! ana c''- '
I;It or DECEMBER The month U August VIII ue use" G
Buarl and ruitiUG including a. mt A,h''
for The -rloa.;ic of ten months NC uri gty
nm less urrlsiVnssi by sickness. ID ,.,,yI,ri
I,,uuyrr rguI,y Dec. II, l-|-. '''
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yE7IiE SILK GROW ERA supply ." tbs 'n','u'
able periodical edited by Ward, Cheney ~ b'o-
'''''S' J H. LOWNES, .2g'"t,
Cro.s street ieading u .haY0s bT'Hee.
IaruaTy IL -
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THO'S Il. BIGGER.

nd nine capitals NJ SiUnO each. arc Few OF Tie lead
ing capitals sold and paid, as usual with Bigger. at
srh, The same good fortune and prompt pay will be
CONTINUED to al those who purchase their tickets At
BlGGERS.
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u :Sj0oO0 n
THE MOST SpLEAhiD YET!
EirSilsIa Norfolk A.Oltery.

Class No. Ito be drawn Saturday. February IGh,
lr:i9, at alexandria
- Nus.--ll drawn out.
Gy0nd Capt'ats:
Prize .$3oOnO / rr;z" f..$3'oH0
l....do.. 0O00 L.. do..... 1900
I....d"... coo TO-. .do..... .....l coo
H.. do. Il UUO | TO-. .do......... 'o0
&c, &c &c.
Tickets only so, halves >, quarters 30
Certificate of packages Of - Whole Tickets, $l2O
Do. DO. - Half dn. 90
Do do. % Quarter DO. 30
February 2d $50 COZ neu-1ickers $40 Certificate
,nf Package Of whole tickets SIlOh halves $7O-quaT.
tiers 50
Frjyn0ry@l. $50 600 Tickets $40 Certificate Of
Packrge Of hole tickets $3.50 halves SGo-qrafters
81 -
F,brunru lGh -HOYr'S FAFORlTE. S50000-
Tickets Sl0-- Certificate Of Package of wbcies sl2O
halves SOB quarters so
Fcbruary 23d - Sit UC0-1ickcts SO Certificate u
package Of Whole tickets $l4O-haIves S7O-quarers
So
d NJ lIOYT. Iiirhmoud, Ia,
4, the Nirniuia Lottery Office vino has sold and Is sell
ing and cashng more Capital Prizes than any vender
IN thu know world
Orders for Tickets from part o" the United States
hy mail or nths wise enclosing cash priz- Tickets
Thankfully received and executed by reform mol. with
the same prompt attention persona! applications and
the result (when requesled) immediately alter the
drawrg-if addressed 10 u VI. HOfT.
Jan u 77-lf
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NOYT,S
Exchange aMd LOTTERY OMcc.
RcHMoED, VIRGINIA.
RlcHMoHD, VIRGINIA

"a TOYT'S schemes for February are Proo'Oi! more
a brilliant than any heretofore offered
The ieading Prizes arc as JOit0'c;
$4,000 90
- 2.I II
81 GEO tn
30 GOO Oh
a number Of 2o.00O 90
l. OUU 90
Sl2 -laGCO, &c NC.
Tickets from s. 10 go.
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Mortimer & Mowbrav, Baltimore.
I.rwis Juhn-lnn Hd>hiD.ion
Edward McUnwcII, Fredericksburg.
&. Hall. .Nn,tniE.
SpoiiSwnod Il fto' ertson, Petersburg.
E. q T. Dunknr. LcTing'"n.
+ Berkeley & Co, S"~"t0n.
J iiaricslY. HnrrisOnkwrg.
Barrett X McEutir", charlottesville
LrE!I. JouysroS Il LTELL, Richmond, Va.
NoyerI;rr 20 h6-w;1 May
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- 3W

y1ylfE cerhareG ii"Tsr "tEl Us wI!! Sirud Al tie
n E.sds. in the comfy Ut Cs-"ine at SO the
son-Sl25 insurance, and 81 to the Groom.
Ian 12-2awJt
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~ Rules held C'.ih'. oil.
of Circuit Superior GuTr q" Law SD tae,ri, i GuLc..
ter rounrY 81 "Wednesday. tie ~! dog Vi Noycu5-r, s-
! IErr.n. SIa;h, CoGl. .ira.t.
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FRANCE.

FRANCE.
The Chamber q Peers is engaged in discussion of
the Address 1t is said the King contenplacs the for
nation of coalition ministry.
The minister of commerce is about to bring forward
the colonial sugar bill.
The seminary of st Acheul, near Amiens, has been
closed by order of the government.
Marshal Soult, on his way to Paris. attacked
four highwayahen, WIN were rested and h,un Oh
his domestirs.
The minister Of finance has M all aIyaucr f
50',O0O francs to the Bank of Mars, 90.
The American picket Burgundy had arrived at
HavRe.
The council of state have declared that the Bishop Of
Cleront committed abuse Of power i'll refusing to
allow Count d Montlosier to be inferred according to
the r'tes of the church.
The Diodeme, man of war; and the corvette Eugena,
arrived ut Touon from Ancona, the 24t u with the
French garrison Of that place.
The Augsburg Gazette announces the arrival Of the
Prince Ghka, the Hospodar Of Mollavia, in Milan.
Advices from Alexandria, Of the 9TH ut that no
Of plague had occurred in that city since the itl
November.
The Duke De Nemours arrived at Pisa, the 9th ult.
The health Of his sister, the Duchess OF Wrtpmberg
was much improved.
The Courier Francais that afte, the departure
Of the French troops from Ancona, serious disturbances
took place in the CITY, 1t found necessary to re-
inforcc the garrison by 900 500 men, Several per-
sons had been arrested.
An article in the Leinsic Gazette states, that large
purchases ofprovisons had been made for the Prus-in
| klenish provinces.
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AuausTA's BESErlr-Anl last appearance, takes
place this evening. WIN will not take advantage OF
this las. opportunity of witnessing the grace and beauty
Of this lovely dunseuse? She moves with the light
airy facility oft sylph and in FORM if she is like
syph, Pruxitiles could have desired more per.
feet model. Sac is in truth the mould of FORM This
is her last night, aud all of her charms will be hegh
tened least in the opinion fher admirers, who reec
that it is Tho last opportunity they will enjoy this
son, Of gazing her beauty, being delighted witt,
her grace.
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JUNCTION BALL IIOOH
Dress & Masquerade Ball

ST. Philip street, between Royal & Bourbon.
F1NllE Manage Of the above named Ball Room, grnte
L full to his friends ind the public for the nnpura
lcled patronage bestowed him Tor several seasons,
respectfully informs them that the establishment Inns
been cnla,gcl for the amusement Of visitors, and I'M.
,ergonc immense repairs. The bar will be surpassed
by in quality OF liquors, md the Resaura i'll ho
kept by tho abiest Restauruteur in the United States
The room will reopen on Saturday evening, 3rd OF
November next. bv n
GRAND DRESS & MASQUERADE BALL,
and will take place usual every Monday, Wcdnes
day and Saturday evening, during the season, whicl
will and ON the LIST Of May, 1899.
N. B. The errn test attention will he paid kc.,'
ing perfect order throughout the establishment. wa
done last season.