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To IEtItI)IES

" 7 TT. LADIES.
A TkINSON'S DEPlLI.ATORY, FIR re,,,v;,,r
"a peruous hair from the face neck and arms Viii,
equal safety aud certainty, leaving tho skin hue, ,d
whittier than before tine application A fresh snnn,, y
just received al f:i-IC, .Sf!''5
No Exchange Hotel, corn., Al cns,rs snd co,s-.or
sire Is.
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NOriCE.-Thc ewner af several packages n.erchan
Y die marked Madame '. Art.quencuve. per shin
Grotcn, from New York. is hereby no, fed tia, ,s =
have s.en stored by srErSON, AVERY SEQ.
NIL Colsyncrs "0ruton,'
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TENNER'S MAP OF LOUISIANA, &c, e.
4 New MAP OF LOUISIANA, with il, canals. mad,
and distances, from place place, aloug the Stage
and s;eah, boat routes, by II. 5. Tenner.
the principa! Turnpike and common roads. on which mr.,
given the olssnces in miles from one place to another
also the courses of the canals and rail roads through
ni the country carefully compiled from the best au
MtrcAELLs TRAvI HERS GuipE THROUGH III,
CtiIkc STATS, map Of the ro.ds distances steam
hHa' and csnT' routes, &c. u,t rsc"rsd AMI for -ae
NM MEEA.N
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MAIL ARRANG EMENT

10, MAIL AKRANGEME
n,-,A. n,vj Due Every Day a. I'm.
""'"e'" """'l Closes Every day At lOl AM
wsx,sr, at,;, Due every Sunday, Wednesday,
Sv e, ,sny o ,T% Mc Friday, by 5, Pm.
~ r9o. =" Closes every Monday, Wsduesds
' and Saturday, by 9,p. NJ.
'"e1~ v;a ma" saturda, by +. II. ''''' ''"''
Closes every Monday, Wednesday
r,,,rs ~, EXPkESS MAIL.
. xn ~ " ARRIVAL, DEPARTURE DISTANCE
w. OF ;he Express Mail, bctv">, MOBILE and New
Me-. Y asa ia Mobile dailr a, p. Nj. Nortivar
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~ - S.syA Ht.E AND STANDARD!
II WIN. GEf TissI pan AND =. :;
Hnhh IL Items, with snpsrh rnIo.., .ia,s. So"
Les I.o, an; ~ -: rhi'o.uph'e dc /, Naturs
Eu.r yIu,s Gtyiles, Paris ,79i . ,c.r.,
- ss'oiede da Jos es. Eshec,
JAw;s ~, = NEW MEbfcA VI s,enRKs
Ray,s N sreesr-Phihisi5 and Bl,m To "
,Ini,n,. WSnt Jui.s irl,ie,cs on Is,nitv
(s;i,s,ss, n fesef--!'r tcaa,1 u , fn.,n;,v
MA as safsefvi-- t.stnns surgery
tJrc, I; slhistr,tnl -e,oo.ua nupuI,s Medicine
Rn.e,s t mary Of Chemistry -. =. = ar
s-S AN tysical ''he.ni nv
Am COMMERCIAL Avn SAuvtc,t, -f
Mo IN H. A,'lanae a,ih Repository, 10, 1880
h's 90 NJ rctai Dictionary, London
a. Al.nirtc FIR 1893
~ wilton Navigation
AseHtrscrvRs AND MECHANICS.
d e,' narv Architecture, loalei 2 v.
3ls nrchtec tars, q vols, Lond,n =
I Eas;,.ssa arshi,ectnrs. 'Iredroidss Carpentry
H.s,n,"" 3 Mechshics Encyclopedia, ienaou
ss"n - Mathematical Tables
wra.k... MseELLtNEons.
rh;,. .can Biography, q vols
-Sac"s Aiiscelfance from the
w w ner"n's Works, 9 ysla. I.onInn
\ ,i;,;.sin :. Surio sities of Literature 10
10y Economy, by Say, do Vethake
- fMMarts Life of Walter Scott. 2vol.
ss sn.inand rnd fsnb.lla, nv Prescott, ,n.
a aS splendid edition, vols, smo
Slas General assortment Of Law Moiical 8.san lie
,nc,;,al, Miscellaneous i'oots, NV
s.ss'ohariss, Gra n,nar. English and
herman, attn AID Greek, 80" ~.
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DEAFNESS

DEAFNESS,
A NEW nrticle for persons troubled with deaen...
- tcalled the Ear Trumnet) has just been received
the Use OF hich, the slightest sic ula,iou OF The b
man 70 ce is DISTINCTLY conveyed! to the .ar. ANY nm,
who has ever neen oblgeo converse with very drs
A"son must he fully .e OF the difficulty aud am
tarra experienced both ny themselves and thu in
divdnas so untoruna,ev afflicted. by the use of th.
Ear Trumpet this objection ID entirely obvialed, The
most scep.ica have al" anduae their ouht st,a
having used tho Trumpet. Fer sale a, N''e'
TT GUION'S,
Fancy store corner Of mnon aud ST. Ckarles street.
Nd ~ IN. .. tcIll,s Hotel. C,h -
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
* ANYWAY f. III l69 Carontire, corner of Hcyio
Streets he nigh, Of 30 h Of Auy,,s,, and was
seen ne ne:t morning in P.ydras street, II negro boy
named CHARLES, about II years Of age nni 5 fee
Or thcreoiouts in height, black aud hns IN i,npcJ
hcns in ms speech Of his legs il SIRE
ny recent hurt; lie had on when he en ava, white
Masters 1T vessels and steam boats arc cautioned
gnnst receiving or harborng said negro, mr. well as all
oter fcrsonA AZ The utmost rigour of the law will 10
Tor delivering him int any Of the jns Of either OF tho
municipalities, or ut l69 Caropdcet, corner Of Hev
s..eo.. sept
VoTiCE-Ihe coi,nr,ncrship heretofore existing
= under tie firm Of dubois Il Garretson, ha. bees
dissolved. Tho subscriber will l;oujate The ol,,rs
.r c'ncer', in this city, and requires all person. intle6
"a to make payment to him only, and oil III nc having
claims. I" present hem for seues,snt.
mug B-7t HGAERETSON
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w w SW AIN

No. l1'CarAi erect Nrm Orle,h.
l. AS always on hand cen 'tnn,Iy X rurei 4: DR.,
= Dyrs, Chemicals, and PANS, anon ri. ura
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W GLENN'S PERFUM RES.
J c TRlA( ARD,
Corner Of Canal and Bourbon streets

ron, STEEL. q, HEAVY GOODS-iIat, suIlar,
Il and bundle iron, well assntcd
Hoop, scroll and rod iron, mil rods snd plon.I
mOus
Cast, German, shear. blisicr.d, spring, slice, an,
Crowley steel
Hollow ware. cut and wrong lit nails and spike.
Chain cables, anchors, hoes
Ok, log Al d trace Chains, corn mills
AMiis, vices, Hammers and bellows
Wire sheet, pig ami ,ar lead; shot
C-al, an" co"king stoves
Amos, 10" lands and other spades aud sl,oveis
iio0k and plate hinges, door am, window hooks
Collins, Hunts, SIarps and other axes
lard aud Manila cortlagc, lines and t~ine
toii and sheali"g copper; Naval stores
Paints. iinsced and sperm oil
t"'t assortment Of hardware and ship chan.,le,y.
always Oh hand, and which offered " sale y, whale.
sale or retail, Oh the most favorable terms bv
ma LAYTON h Co. S. Old lry..
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wagon ooSfs rom / ! I &c 5 / iHchea.
Cart do. 5 to I inches.
Wood Screws, 2O.0O) gross, iron and brass, from
q inch, No. 10 $50 inch, No. "a Of superior
quality aud finish, und loss than Janc's imported
prices.
Sad Irons. assorted in casks Of about 500 lbs for
retailing.
Taiors and iiattor'a Irons. assorted.
Sash Weights, 100 tons, assorted from ] Al to
2olb..
Bells for Plantations, steamboats,, churches, DC.
made TO order
Also stcanbosts and other machinery made to
order.
Tho a owe assortment Of goods is particularly
recommended to the attention OF Southern and
Western merchants, and are offered for sale at low
prices, and upsu tho most liberal terms it is be-
LEV to be the urges. and hest assortment evor
offered for sale by any one establishment in the
United Slater.
Merchants, by riding request By mail can
have printed circular, with description of goods
prices and terms. from which deviation il ever
made, furnished Ivy return Of mail.
Al! orders will receive immediate attention.
New York, 1893. 1r3
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Mississippi aud LOuis;orn 1oisI-

KS. MARY KIRKLAND res,ectc,,,v m.
~, no"nces TO her friends and the public rcuc
Ivy ''at She 's prepared to accommodate them At
, ~ apoV' establishment. aud hopes Fl nm her
sa,:' 20 render visitors comfortable, to receive
continuance of former Gvors She feels cnnf
aoht t'at persons visiting Cov,gl,n during the
unrner months, canuo: find better Recommendations
snan she can afford them, on NOR. liberal terms,
lef mousse rs pleasantly situated, un well supplied
with every convcnirn CO; tho bar il fi,rr.hpa wiz
the most choice liquors, &c. in short, she pro,n;sos
Nat nothing shall BIZ wanting On her part to give
cure sa'isacslon to nil who may ratro.:zo tho
Mississippi and Louisiana Hotel ia
30 THE PUBLlC.--TTc undc ry11n mad. HAVING
studied under DIR. Sci midi OF Charlcscn
South Csrnlina and for some wears b;s assst,n, in
.ne Pract'ce OF medicine and surgery hae he honor
20 eHer his professional services in this city
FIG assures the ladies' and gentlemen that the most
prompt attention will be pad to the calls which
may no made; and also offers his services to the
holders ct slnves. being we'll acquainted with the
slseases common to them. having attended them in
tho sugar house in Charleston.
The famous anti bilious pills ter til, composition
sol Professor Smolietts. it'll directions can bc had
OF the undcrSig ned. The effect which they have
pr"hnccd in this and other cities. has been attended
with the greatest SUCCESS, to which the best of
references can be given. Apply at No. lf6 Maya
zine street. JNO. M'LORING.
HOLLv" WAKE, WOOD SCREWS, SAD
IRONS, &c.
7NHE HOWELL WORKS COMPANY, 10,
= 23s Water, near Beosman street, New York
nave RECEIVED tho past season. and are constantly
rscctving large and extensive additions to the stock
OF tho above goods, which now consists OF the
GLOWING assortment, suitable Tor The southern and
western markets.
Hollow ware Of superior quality, consisting OF
about 1900 TONS viz,
Pots Of % different sizcs, from 2:s 10 so gallons,
Kettles, Is sizes, from 3:S to 30 GALLONS,
Kettles, Is sizes, frotr 3:s to Is gallons.
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THECkS On llllLADELrHIA-For sale bv
~ tORkt BROTHERS.
~ S5Carn street,
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bacon SIOES-36 casks Cincinnati snus
p'nr1n! f-n,a '',s stear,,s:us, Er"c say ..s ~s.-
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
ANYWAY r. n, 100 f,,.,,,,t,,i., ...--

n.-., 1905 l43 h. or Sd %
Icss; being S days aud II hours " " "'"'
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NEW ORLEANS e. NASHVILLE RAIL ROAD
! COMPANY.
VNHE stockholders of this company are hereby no
| Il titled that by resolution of the board of dircc
ron passed tile 18th inst. the call made on them on
me 18th February asst, for the payment of FIVE dollars
| further notified that
vii .REAS, by resolution Of thi. board nnssed IN
OF the New Orleans and Nashville ltail Road Company
or me following payments the the stock held resp &C.
tiVely by haln SiZ:-~o per share payae an
the hrs day OF September next dollars per share
payable on the first day Of December next; aud Two
ai'ars per share payable on the ii 1t day Of March
OF this company Shall notify the share holders therein
tnuSh IN" public pr ns Of The city, that in conformity
win the sixth section Of the charter they PERMIT ID
10 postpone any payment called in the stock of said
Company for the term of sixty days, from and after the
Gay on which il ia made payable, with the express con-
SAID prollgaon Of sixty days, from, and aftr the dav
on which should have been paid that then the stock
On "ricl SAID payments should have been made, is and
ftma ortr'tsd to the company. tho charter Oh that
point t@ng Imperative In conformity therefore, to said
call all stuck Of the stockholders in said company az
think proper put off the payments their stock to
me aid Of the additional sixty days. which the charter
allows thrtn notified that the payment of two dol
lars per share called for, and due the first OF Sen,
tenher next may he postponed under the sixth section
OF said charter until the ls dry of October next thai
the payment o: dollars per share culled for and
due on the first day OF December next, may he most.
pone until the 30th day Of January next; and The nav
ment of two dollars per share called for und Ile u, the
hrS'dsy Of March next may be postponed until the :,t
day of April next
Extracts Of tbs minutes of the board
june 81 A r McNAIR Sec'rv.
W Hats, for SCI. JOHN Il GRaHAM''
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- i.lDfLL'S NEW WORK, Ac.-Thc tmrriT.n i
~ Eng gland by the author"l"A Year in SPAIN in
"nluilcs
Noble Deeds Of Women, in vols.
TIL, iUun. Wii,'r Book, Ii manual |. moral rpli-
ulld domestic duties.
Just received and for s,c bv WM MkFAS
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lAMoNs HARrT l. CO, are now receiving ,rot
~ on h1Qrd shin Orleans e. Ella EI;ellan.iar Snlc

L W. & >. Butcher, Sheffield, England. have ina,
rceved very cxtensve III nas ats, csnsisng Of
naoe and Dessert Knives Of description, PEN
rocket Din, mud Spear point hnive.; Raaora, Sells.
exhibit to the e for nriers Terms and conditions
VII b made known at tfe time >0''''''''
milo J.n.BEfN A COHEN 90 r.on,r,, =,
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\fOE HATS, in cqnss-25 dozen Wine Z 0n
W Hats, fcr sela JOHN n GBAHAW
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aus!o
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POE'Ess u.
"mv,H rErR E~r>
ESCAPE FROM y INTER.

ESCAPE FROM hiNTER.
PERcIyAL.
Oh! had I the wings o.: swallow "a NY
Yh.re the roses blossoniImg all the yra''o"S'
Where the landscape Is always a feast 10 t"c e''
And the b. lis OF the war5crs arc ever III song
o! ,hen would fly from the cold and the sno"'
And HE TO the land OF the orange ana ''"e'
Aud carol The winter away IN the gov ST., i,o
That rolls DER the evergreen oo"efs OF '"' '
Indeed, should gocmy steal Ger me nc.Pr ,,.
Like the s,o III. loving prtre tina" sh'ns 'o'' a'"''
7 voulL take m, n dea little martin 20 keep
.cc,ab!c f,.ht 10 the tropical zone;
How cheeriI, wing BY wing, over the sea,
We wouli ly from the dark clouds OF WINTER AWAY
And forever our song and our twiItcr shouiu De-,
.sTo the land where the year rs ctc'naiiy gay
we would nestle awhile in the jessamine bowers,
And axe III our lodge in the crown o! the palm,
And live like tho bee, its fruit and lis foweIs,
That always IRE iowin. with honey and balm;
And there g would stay till the water Der,
And April is cbequercd with sunshine ana 'alii--
o. then would fly from that iar'd''tant shore
Over island and wave, to cur county again.
How light we would SKIM where The pillows arc rolled
Through clusters that bend with the cane ana Inc ie
Aud break tho beaches IN surSes OF gold,
When morning comes forth III her oveucst prme'
We would touch for while" ttavcrscd the ocean,
Al the islands that echoed to Waller and Moore,
And wnnow our winss, ith easier motion,
Through the breath Of the cedn that BLOWS nom INC snoe
And when we had rested our wn,s, and had fed
On the sweetness thst comes om Inc juniper groves
BY the spirit of home and of niaacy led,
We would hurry again TO the land OF our loves;
And when from the breast OF the ocean would sprIng,
Far off in the distance, that dear native shore,
In the Joy Of our hearts wc would cheeriiy sing,
'No land is so lovely, when winter Is o'cr."
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EGO WITS Court Of E'OrSefne.


YE7HE friends of d NJ Hoyt and Dame Fortune"
z are hereby informed. that notwithstanding the
caarnous fire hich destroyed their Mutual Accom-
mudauiun Office. last Saturday night, they are IN
no WAYS discouraged. hut only bound firmly
together by the circumstance
Tiny have consulted together and have determined 10
enter into permanent coparrershlp, and therefore,
announce 70 the public. that The
"PHENiX HAS ARISEN!
Ard their COURT, vita al! their brilliant attendants,
will be orened and continued with succession ot
..Suirudid Fetes the below the old s.and IN
the house formerly occupied by Mcdowell y Go.
In pursuance Of the "buve notice Is hereby glvrn hat
partnership has been entered into between d v.
uOYTan DANE FORTUNE" Tor the Transaction
of central Prize Business. ard they are conh:en hat
the large supply which they have I"st 'Pn,d. (ros,
bring not ONLY warm hut absolutely sfmhing h",j Will
enable them to satisfy all callers These tickets cannot
Ia 20 he.n rescued from the flames, but for SPECIAL
purpose and they would hin, t" hose IN 1.-THE trace HAT
some very comfortable New Years Gts are nmcug
them beyond doubt
They have just received per steam packet. some very
splendid prizes, such $4,000, $4,000, $4,000, &c.
Ian Dc-i
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of The prosperous condition OF the settlement upon the
Colorado river and Of The peaceful disposition uniformly
manifested by The Indian tribes who have visited us dur
ing the last GUNNER and autumn But about the time
saw you in Houston party of hostile Indians (suP
posed be about u or 10 IN nunher) MADE descent
upon our settlement and killed two young men, citizens
of Bastrop and stole l2 or 10 horses of ths was
Of course mol advised when saw you) company oil
volunteers raised in Bastrop who pursued Tue In
dams some 90 OF 100 miles, but could not oVetake 'heh'
They seemed to have fled with great speed, directing
their course tow ards the e,d Of the Brlsos 1t Is un.
certain 10 what tribe they belonged. .
This vii! make up The number of three OF our c'izFns
WHO have fallen by the hands Of these mudeFefs "ltn'
the lat twelve months and all too within less IMAM h'e
miles of the settlements on this river.
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ETOR RENT-A Tavern Establishment al the Warm
e Springs Bath Cuur, house, Va have completed
iarre and well arranged brick buildings, calculated ioa
Tavern at this place. here large and profitable bu-
siness may be done, which propose renting win or
wi hnut the furniture. and will furnish the NECESSARY
servants as may suit Tie person wishing TO rent II lie
can cnrlr well reconcn dcd for that business, or 81"
give liberal wages 10 with small family, who can
be recommended as we'll qualified Early application
On The pant Of those wishing TO engage IN the business
is desirable deem further comments unnecessary, as
persurs disposed engage in the above business can
satisfy Themselves from their observation or o'he!-
wise GEO MAISE.
Jan ID f3-J'a"H
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Eg0syf's EGt;esy Mlics + .rfiiGs.Se
office,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

NBRlZE on prize daily presented al lioyts by per.
b sons from, the country Yesterday our certificate
for prize of 81 Gl5 presented by country patron,
and the cash paid ii"yt connuesto sell NOR rfzrS,
and nav them u ore punciual han any other vruGrr
Howl is extremely anxious to sell all Of his patrons
CAPITAL to start the year with All "f course Will
try his xEw OFFICE which Gnub will bp TIE means
of making up all losses heretofore made. III hopes to
have the pleasure OF answering order from every one
who has ever sen, to him rr ticket that hey may he
sure of capital out Of lie many I" be sent out th''
month.
NJ Tickets in ALL Lotteries advertised by any one
in d. S Gregory IL Co. Lotteries, Tor sa'e by
ID NJ. HOYT.
Jonua,v T1O-u1 Richmond Va.
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To hoiders IF COpiini Prizes
EROHS'S GniCG.

Prizes as hereolor, will be cashed al Hoyts office On
liberal terms \whethrr purchased OF him or at an
old established oiiice-ir0m which, b. the way, such
things are getting rather scarce) than any other oice
Therefore those who hold prizes will find it 10 their IN.
,crrst To have them cashed Hoyts without applying
elsewhere
Tickets in all Lotteries always for sale at Hoyts-
For the big Capitals. send call at "Hoyt's Corner,
who, perhaps selling md cashing FIVE times the amount
Of prizes OF any other vender.
Prizes recently sold and raid nj Iloys, $4,000 $40.
600. S4 900, 81 G5 ST. 900, 81 0O0 81 co. besides
large number Of smaller Therefore. the place 10
apply for prizes s where they are selling them
prize of 81 900 yesterday presented, and paid 10
gentleman from the country.
Jan II 7J-ic
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gAJAS committed to the Jail of Halifax county, (Va)
W on The Sd day of December, 1888. Negro man.
slave, as a runaway, calling himself BEN-says he is
the property of George Reese, of Lowndes county State
of Alabama; that he raised by Robert Scogns, Of
The county Brunswick, Virginia, and was carried
Alabama by Wood Jones, and sold to MIR Reese some
five or six years ago Ben appears to be about twenty
years DID, not very dark rather inclined to be yellow or
of gnger-cake compile xion: he is weformed and
propor,ionrd. and may be called likely fellow He is
about ) feet inches high; his clothing much worn
and dirty that desert p,Ion of them cannot be given
The owner is requested to forward prove his pro.
perry, pay charges, &c Ben will be dealt with as the
law directs PHILIP HOWERTON, d S.
For Chas. T. Harris, Sheriff.
January II T4-w6w
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Nw7ARREN ACADEMY a meeting Of the
w Trustees of Warren Academy, held on the l7th

Nw7ARREN ACCIDENTAL a meeting of the
w Trustees of Warren Academy, held on the l7th
Of August, Ic3S:
Re,ored Tina, the board take pleasure in expressing
their entire satisfaction al the diligence, fidelity, and
ability with which Mr.. Leary has discharged the duties
conidrd to him during the past session:
That the examination of the students of the Academy,
on the 3ls of July last, whilst it entirely sasfaco
highly credilable to Mr. Leary.
And that the board take pleasure in recomme nding
this institution under the management Of MIR Leary, 10
the patronage of the public
MIR Leary unanimously re elected
Teste, WIN. F PHILLIPS, Secretary
The above resolutions sufficiently explicit and
indicate proper to be pursued by parents and
guardians
Trims For the Scholastic year Of 10 months, viz:
The elementary branches of English, Arithmetic,
&c 800
Classics IL Mathematics 80 Il 3
Modern languages. French &c extra ~
Expenses for woGd, &c.
Board, washing, and lodging in the family of The
principal, l20
Payne ns for boa 3D. &c half yearly in advance
Pupils are charged proportionally from The time they
enter, 10 the end Of the year.
The Academy thus holds out Inducements unsurpass.
ed by any similar institution in the country; its location
is peculiarly pleasant and healthy the building comfort
able
NJ The subscriber assures 10 his boarders parental
attention.
After the winter vacation the Academy will be open
ed on the l4th day of January inst.
JOHN LEARY.
Warrenton, Jan. 10, 1899 7l-wdw
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Nay School al Clifton, in Hanover will commence
lYE the third Monday in January next, and ermi.
nate The first Friday in Decembsr following There
will BE- vacation of one month in the Sumner, COM
menc!ng The second Friday in June. The course of
instruction will include the Greek, Latin and English
languages The price for board, washing, lodging and
tuition will be 800 per scholar payable onehaIf al the
end Of each session Mr. Isaac Butler and DR. William
P. Darracott will board my pupils.
Dec 81 [G5-w4w'l JOHN G. NELSON.
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$30,000-Sl0 600.
Virginia state Lottery,

For the benefit o The Monungsla Acadrny - Class No.
| for ls39.To be drawn at Alexandra, Va, on Sa
urday, 9th February le39.
CAPITALS $50 900, 10000, 900 5000. 4 600 3o'Or
2 1885, % prizes Of 900 80 of 500 50 of $40 &c &c.
Tickets only $40, halves 80, quarters 81 SO
Certificates Of Packages of IS hole Tickets $3.50
Do do. % Half do %
DO. do. % Quarter DO - 20
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-24
.W0maseys' Office, Il ichm,0MG, ga.

SPLENDID PRlzEs FOR FEBRUARY, Is3V.
$50,G00 S35 2a4-2 Of 30 00O.-S35 294-S l2,CeO.
Virginia state Lottery,
For the benefit OF the Town of WesOurg - Class No.
J. for 1s39-To be drawn at Alexandra, Va, on ga.
iurday, ID Feb. 1889
CArrrALs $50 294, ~ GEO, 5000 SOS; prizes Of
$500, ~ Of ! 500, 81 OF 200 so Of 900, &c &c.
Tickets only $40, halves 8, quartrrs2 30
Certificates Of packages OF 2G Whole Tickets SIto
Do do 20 Half do ~
Do do. " Quarter 90. 20