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ROWAND's TONIC MIXTURE,

FOR FEVER AND AGUE.
VvNEN years have not yet elapsed since it was
l. first regularly submitted 10 the public; but it
has attained tho highest reputation; and has sup
planted every other medicine for the Ague, wlcrev.
er it has been known and appreciated. Already
has it been carried in every direction throughout
tho United Stacs and still realizes moro than could
have been anticipated by its most sangnine friends.
Thousands Of persons have not only been relieved,
but restored t" health and vgor through its agcn-
cy; and they now cheer(ully testify, at every OPP
portunity, TO its decided and supreme efficacy. Ii
is composed Of such medicinal principles as are
calculated 10 renew the healthy action Of tho stom-
acl, liver, and other important digestive organs,
the loss of which harmony is the immediate
of the disease. 1t is apparent also, that it produ
COS an entire change in the condition of the SYSTEM
and certainly destroys the native liability to relap
ses Of tho affection. When the Ague is attended
with any other complaint, the employment Of the
Tonic Mixture will not Interfere with the treat
ment of the other disease, but will even afford as
sistancc by furnishing strength and vigor to the
body during the course Of treatment. These who
make use of this medicine may be assured that
there is no arsenic, Barks, Mercury, or any other
article in its composition untriendy to the human
constitution; being entirely n pege!nbie extract;
and they may havo additional confidence in tho
use thereof, when they perceive that it hns the CT
feet ct gcntn laxative nbou. tho time half bot
Ito full has been taNnn-in consequence of which,
there is part Of The medicine left to lingcr in
the bowels to cause distractions and other evils,
arising from the use of many Of the remedies now
offered for tho of this affection. 1t has been
used also as preventive, hy many who were sub
cct to periodical recurrence Of the Chiils and i,
has invariably warded off the apprchendcd attack.
Obserpe' The Proprietor, fully satisfied with the
unparalleled aud universal success which has con.
stantly attended punctual and regular OF the
Tonic Mixture, in all cases Of Fever and Aguc,
feels warranted in engaging to refund Mr price to
all those who have taken tho medicine in strict nc.
coraancc with the prescribed directions, without
having been perfectly aud lasingly cured.
Tho Subscribers tho wholesale agents for the
South Western States and have now on hand six
ty casts of this medicine, which is warranted fresh
and genuine. For sale at tho manufactured prices
JARVIS a. ANDREWS,
Wholesale Druggists,
nuv27 cor Common Il 'FchoupitoUIns street.
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NAH. A RIA II q h W ENT

NAIL ARIA hGEME
No,,h.r. a,,,U Due Every Day ut Y NJ
''"'"''' "'l Closes Every day at l0y A. NJ
Western aoH Due every Sunday, Wednesday
BY rug of he ' cinss,,s "y . y, T.: N; ~,
Ianl saturday, by 9, r. NJ.
y,ls , ,h. u,,,; Nnr every Tuesday, Thursday ,
Il" v; ' Satur'aS by S +. NJ.
Closes every Monday, Wednesday
,,,,,r,., EXPKESS MAIL.
TINES or arrival, DEPARTURE DISTANCE
&c. OF ;he Express Mail, betu'"-r Noodle and New
N "hY yar'. M, Mobile da" Mt 3P. NJ Northwar
Ne" iofK daily at p. NJ Southwark.
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NEW GOODS-Simmons HART g. CO now re
Iceisng from on he ard ships Yazoo, and Saratoga
sndbrg Concordia from New York, great variety OF
goods in their lnc which together with their former
stock on hand, makes their assert. enl very: plete
The following compose part, viz ,cll twist, "r idle,
tuck and dressing combs, horn DO ofnl desert ptios, In
dia rubber silk and worsted elastic gartcrs common Il
fine elastic suspendcs, loco oco and uciter matches,
Scidz powders powders uls and boxes toilet powder.
pocket books and Wallets needle books shell, pearl,
raj beads, necklaces AMI negligees bead chns, bead
aecklaces, cut glass and silver un, gtbcads
Indian heads, bells and plumes pistol aud large pow
Ter TASKS shot BELTS horse, belt pocket and ducinF
Jisols double and single harrecd Bowie Knives
and drks scissors shears pocket knives, guard chas
and ribbons, waist buckles, cloth, hair TOOTH nail conb
rumb. shoe, pate floor and busting brushes, Cologne
Florida, lavender, and bay essenres
and extracts Maccassar, bear antique, and Wards We
getable hair oils shaving and toilet soaps OF all dcs-
crptions, lades and gentcnrns' desks and dressing
case hair riegets rizettes and bras plain fancy md
musical work boxes plain and gilt, figured coat and
vest buttoas, pearl and ivory shirt do, shirt studds gold
and silver pencil cases, toothpcks and tweezers plated
md gilt Jackets, miniature DO, silver, brass and steel
nmbcs hooks and eyes, hair pins, imitation fruit blk
and redink shoe backing, volins and guitars, ribbed
and plain percussion caps, lu.n Irvine, scented cush
ems gold aud silver lace and fringe, latter paper game
bags, riding WHIPS, walking canes, playing cards, fine
sold, plated and gilt jewelry sc.
The above together with great variety Of other art
les offered at wholesale retail accommodating
terms.
NIB Shell combs repair:d
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FLORIDA ROUTE FOR NEW YORK.
II Travellers DESTROYS of taking the Florida route,
via Pensacola, to the Morrill, informed that first rate
boats will constantly from. Mobile t. Pensacola
cayin. Mobile and Pensacola every other day afer the
LIST of Nav. Coed stages will always be provided u,
the subscriber TO he in readiness take passengers
Mobile in Gus of the failure of the boats
N b ARNOLD.
The steamhoa, Champion leaves Mobile for Pensa
cola twice week ieh =" "
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- PERM Oll.-lJ00 gallons pure winter d
- Sperm Oil, in casks and bbs, for sale by
JARVIS IL ANDREWS,
Wholesale Drugg SITS, corner L nmon and Tchap


las streets. mri'
Cologne Water, Pertumery, &c.-A s,Ie"ulu
article Ut cologne, put up expressly for the re,a
trade; also the purest Fench Pertumcry, cmbra-
ciug every variety for the oe', for s,le by
tct2 REEFS Il D'LANG
NARNISHES-Ih Subscriber, having la,, " esla.
hlis,ed varnsh mandatory in New Orleans is
ready to supply III" painters and the public in general
by Wholesale or retail Ills prices are moderate and
the quality Of his products superior any brought
to this plpce. The gentleman employee, to sup,rinecd
the naIuacory has been at the |, nd OF an extensive
establishment Of this kind in Europe. These disposed
to cali the corner of Nn,chcz and rchnn,oulas sis,
shall he presented with fair sample Of any vurusi
they wish to try. Amongst the varnishrs are the
coach No. !, warranted MOI 10 change even in boinu
The black varnish for stores aud steam Luc
c'Hnnies. Tho transparent varuisl will,plt smell, "
&c. u8 II BON Mabel.
gtl.OuR-'Oo andng fri II steamer Indepenl-
i eLce, ale DORSEY,
ma A New i.evre.
Eners'n's RtZ'r Srrnns-Ihiee cusrs OF sbt
genuine article, just r"criv"d by
oct 3. REESE e. DLAN(;, l8 Camp $,
Missouri R"p,-5UJ cnIa Nilsson tale rope.
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ENRESH GARDEN SEED-'rhe SUBSCRIBER
Il hrgs 10 express his grateful! thanks to the PUBS
lie, for the liberal support he has received since
commenced business ~ this city. Being sale pro
priet"r" the seed store, II Common street, he =
MOI and never was agent Tor any northern seed
v"ndc,; neither is he connected with any huuse in
this cot try-but he assures the public that his
| connections in every department Of the seed bus-
ness IN the different countries of Europe are equal
10 that of any house in the United States He i'm.
ports Seeds plants, &c. from the most extensive
aud respectable and see Isn,en in France
iloIlnnd, England, Scotland, and the no thern
states-and II will at all iimes be his interest, il
IS his study, TO receive, IN addition lis presen,
stock. large arrivals OF every de scrplon, really the
growth Ut 1898: also, engrafted fruit :, Of all
kinds. The public may rely on tndIug full
sortment of every article in seed line, of genus
Oh quality, and imported dirrc, by
WIN. OHM.
80 THE PUBLlC.-The undcrs. = .ad having
l. studied under Dr. Schmidt of Charleston,
South Carolina, and for years his assistant in
tic practice Of medicine and surgery, has the honor
to offer his professional services in this city,
lie tho ladies' and gentlemen that the most
prompt attention will DO paid to the calls which
may be made; and also offers his services to the
holders Of slaves being well acquainted with the
diseases common to them, having attended them in
tic sugar house in Charleston.
The famous anti.bilious pills al tier the composition
oil Professor Sinoettc. with directions, can be had
Of the Undersigned. The effect which they have
produced in this and other Cities has been attended
with the greatest success, to which the best of
references can be given. Apply at No. lG6 Maya.
zine street. JNO. M'LORING
NJ OTlCEThe partnership OF Kelley, Mason tSCo
of New Orlean-; Mason, Harris tECu., of Natclez:
nd Harris, Kelley &Co., of Rodney, was dissolved on
he Us of May last by the death OF Samuel A Mason
one of the partners oil the firms.
The undersigned, surviving partners, will be charged
settling and closing Suu business
LeyC Harris will attend TO The settling OF tue business
of NIason Harris Il Co.. ut Natchez and Harris Kel-
ey Il Co., at Rodney; and Henry Kelley will attend to
he settling of the business of Kelley, Mason 4 Co.. at
New Orleans The names of the several firms will he
used in liGHdation only.
Those indebted to said firms are earnc stly requested
forward and make early settlements; and those
having claims will please Pressn, them without DELAY
LEVI G HARRIS,
HENRY KELLEY.
Cow Orleans, June ~, 1887.
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ERON, STEEL. g. HEAVY GOODS-Eat square
l. and bundle iron we'll assorted.
Hoop, scroll and rod iron, nail rods and plough
moulds
Cast, German, shear blis,errtl, spring. sheet and
Crowley steel
Hollow ware, eut aud wrought nails and spikes
Zic, block Tin, mill and grind stones, salt kettles
Chain cables, anchors, hoes
Ok, log q, dtrace chains, corn mills
Anvs, vices, Hammers and bellows
Wire, sheet, pig and bar lead; shot
C~al, and cooking stoves
Amos, Iio" lambs and other spades aud shove's
j Hook and plate hinges, door and window hooks
Collins, Hunts, Snaps, and other
na,'' aud Manila cor'''ge, lines and Irvine
Bolt and shcahing copper; Naval stores
Paints, Iinsee, and sperm oil
a full assortment Of hardware and slip clan,llcry
alway han and which are offered fer sale at whee-
sale or retail, on the most favorable terms, by
ma LAYTON & Co. So Old l.evee.
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Missouri R"p,-5UJ cnIs Nissou tale r"p..
made all Of hemp, IN store, and Tor sale by
r3 bOGERT d HAN THORN, 63 G,vvler $,
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4 O,IIS' Neicl lso"ks-l.ouiS IN Ph.biss: d. nm
4 4 h!""dlc,tius,'a new supply, reed BY
tel A TOWAR, 40 Cam
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1--WE Undersigned having recon- :,rnced bushes,

70 AEON SIDES--.ii casks Ciuriun,,; su,,u
ing from we slrnti,h"ui Ecno, ana tor salr,
HbGtRT.A i1AWC
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NAHrER'S CLASSICAL LIBRARY,
u GRACE, translated by Phillip Francis, ID ID. with
an appendix, rontHinin, TRANSACTIONS of ynr;nr.
od"s, &c by Ben J"nSon, Cowlc,, Milton, Dry,lon
Pope Ad'iis"n swift Chuitcrtpn, {; WakerelI Pnr.on
Bryan, Nc. and sone the more cn,en; poets Of III
lNv--nld " "
piluEbRuS, wi,l' the appendix II Julius ,ransl.
ted ny thfi>l"PhCr smart, III vols lrn,I. volume,
and l9oi"llnrpcr's Classical Library
Slnolleit, Al u. with memoir Of l, Ay,,nr. ly Tim.
" kosc" Ls' nc" cdilI 4, win illustrations by 10
t,uiks!als y V"
the ,li'Sl;n |nlr,hv III" on;l,nr of "Ricp-,,..
Mary "t' 'Irgn!.," Ne, lew . In:,, y,,s 'n"m,s
'f'~
pAIi :! lIlIfD; by ,lr au,ncr o, "pslh..
iha l',s' 80" ~c being volume |, ostnu urv ~
n"t"f' WIS Completes ,rts. Jup, rrce;yeI
s"'e'4 NM McktAN
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DEAFNESS
A NEW article for persons troubled with deafness,
"a (called the Ear Trumpet, has jus. been received
BY the Of which, the slightest articulation of the u
voice is distinctly conveyed, to the ANY one
who has been obliged with very dca
person, mrsh be fully 'ihe oi The difficulty and
barrassmen experienced both by themselves and the i'll
divduals unfortunately afflicted. BY the use of tho
Ear Trumpet this objection is entirely ouvated The
most scePtcal have alw andoe their doubts after
having used the Trumpet. For sale at
TF GUION'S,
Fancy store. corner Of Cannon and St Charles
nuer he Exchange Hotel. feb Is
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fhNllE bStriberS, Agents for the extensive boise of
d w. & ). Butcher, Sheffield, En"land, have Just
tceivea very extensive of pa e,Ls, consisting of
Table and Dessert Knives OF o. description, Pen
Gcket Dirk, and Spear point Knives; RaHors, Sells
tors. Edge Tools &c. Nc &c. which they prepared
oexhbit to the trade ORDERS Terms aud conditions
will be made known at the time.
MIC I'D. BEN & A COHEN 90 Common st.
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BENZ. LEVY.
PINNOCK'S ROME, &c.

DlNNOCkS IMPROVED EDITION OF DIR
Il Goismi'h's Abr:dgment of the History Off
to winch IS preiixcd an Introduction to the Study
roman History, and great variety of valuable infor
nation added throughout the work, on the Manners
institutions and Antiquities of the Romans; with nu
msrous biographical and historical Notes; and oues
TONS tor examination AT the end of each section H.
lusralcd with thirty cngrayiags wood, by Atherton
PINNocK Improved Edition Of DR. Golsnith's History
OF England from the Invasion of julius Caesar to the
hentii o! Nrorgc 3D. with continuation to the yea
1859 WIN questions Tor examination AT the end I,
each section Besides variety of valuable iniorna
non ndded Throughout, the WORK. Consisting o. table
OF contemporary SovcrcigmS and eminent persona
toplons explanatory notes. Remarks on the noli
tics, manners and tcrntt.rc of the aye An outline,
the Constitution, &c. &c. illustrated by many engr, I
iugs. q
GUYS EhEhESfs nT ARrRoSoMY, and nm Anrlgmen
of kciths New Treatise on the Sc of t;Iohcs Ma.
American e'litlon, with additions ad Improvement
anu an cxpaton OF the astronomical part Of the An
rcan Almanac.
just received and for SAKE by WIN M'KEAN
nov II corner OF Camp and Common sta
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Wagon boxes from l Ia 10 4 81 inches.
C.ri do. :, to inches.
Wood Screws, 10000 gross, iron and brass, from
:S inch No. to $50 inch, No, . of superior
quality and finish, and less Than James Imported
prices.
Sad Irons, assorted in casks Of about 500 lbs for
retailing.
Tniors and hattor's Irons, assorted.
Sash weights, 100 tons, assorted from A to
20lhs.
Bells for Plantations steamboats,, churches, &c.
made to order,
Also steamboats, and other machinery made to
order.
Tho above assortment Of goods is particularly
recommended to the attention Of Southern and
Western merchants, and are offered for sale at low
prices, and upon the most liberal terms it is he.
Iicvnd to be tho largest and best assortment ever
offered for sale by any one establishment in the
United States.
Merchants, by forwarding request by mail, can
have printed circular, with description of goods,
prices and terms, from which no deviation is ever
made, furnished by return Of mail.
All orders will receive immediate attention.
New York, 1888. lo3
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l. " GLcnl's Itrfun,cri, $.

l. " Glchn's ltrfuncri,%
lnuan Dye, for coorng the Hair Bears OIL.
Russnns bears grcese, pomntum, Michaw'S FreI
Gle Wash, superior pearl powder, Tip white, cream
1T roses, vegetable rouge, otto OF r"s", lip salve
krens,tc tooth wash, carbnnc denrlhcr, orange
lower water powder putis and boxrs, A u'rl, an
charcoal, neatly put up in Tour ounce vlai<, Pres.
ton salts, cologne, kreosote tooth ache drops, hair
brushes, En- IlIs!i ssing combs, Indian iaIr ui
wi /, a ya!icty ut olhet pcriun' r'ss. 40. Nv et!t
by e. J. lR'NCHARD,
oct 3 corner OF Canal nf.d Bpur. us
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1EATS-l} cases drah Russia hats various qualities
! Il broad brims and low crowns landing fon ship
st. Louis for sale by | EEitH't. a. 90,
N.Y. i3i Magazine t
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EtN.OuR-3OO LndEg fri II steamer Indcpenl-
eLce, ale DORSEY,
m23 A New .evre.
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i4'LDGIt-52 bis handbag rom >lcaln, baton
= R"hge, for sathy q DORSEY,
iaaS7 A New lie We
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NORM MfLiS-Orders received for corn Mills bv
~ aplI7 SHALL Il BROWN, SO Magazine
r OAF SUGAR-variuus quail les, constantly in
81 store aud fer saleb by SHALL 4 BROWNE,
mar % OF Magazine st
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i DO CERTIFY that the above mentioned disease is
L quite well cured to my own satisfaction, for which
thank Dr. lluei; and moreover assure that the medi-
cine have tsken makes fat, and did not injurc my
nealtl at ALL therefore advise my How sufferers to
lose no time and apply 10 DR. A. lIuet, 1914 Canal
street, between Dauphine and Bourbon streets. DR..
tuct is a, home from 8 O'Clock, a NJ, until ? NJ.
They will find true doctor for this complaint.
JOHN DEAN. 10 Graycr street.
II any one wants to me, call ut No. 1U Giave:
JOHN DEAN.
New Orleans Feb I, 1898. feb II "
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NRtG s-jn-t landIUg Tran AIes-ins, supply OF
- Almonds, L''ter and sweet liquorre root, linz
Juice ess'n'r :" i'erganlu rs rr If lemon juice, Kemp
amt canary sH-ds. tnnnna Ike, and SMALL cnIhnr;ps
ir'ms" =, orange hJ~r, waller &c, for wholesale aud
retail ~ Si"'r OF II BONNABEI,
n3 ror Naoh-z l. 'ichon,ritouas st
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old chamber or gsrre'. From this they
could pass at pleasure in.o the open air,
and return by the same communication. 1t
happened that some of the feline race from
abroad were in the habit ofpaying occas-
ional visits to this chamber; and it was
observed by the family that the squirrels
were never to be found when these strange
vsitants made their appearance. Where
they secreted themselves no one could tell.
Bnt at length it was discovered, that on the
departure of the strangers, and at the call
of their foster mother, whose voice they
perfectly understood, they emerged from Il
bag of pumpkin seeds, which was suspend
ded from some beam or joist in the room.
TIE reflection of Cowper, in most beau.
tilul and interesting account he gives Of
three hares which he kept, is quite appro.
pirate here. 1T is no wonder" says he,
" that my intimate acquaintance with these
specimens Of the kind, has taught me to
hold The sportman's amusement in abhor.
renee he little knows at amiable crea
lures he persecutes ofwhlt gratitude they
arc capable, how cheerful they are in their
spirits, wha. enjoyment they have of life,
and that, impressed as they seem with a
peculiar dread ofman, it is only because
man gives Them peculiar cause for it,"
SIGMA.
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FAMILY REAptNG.-We commend the
following remarks Of DR.. Humphrey on this
Interesting subject, to The attention of our
readers.
For my own part, have come grad.
ually and may say reluctantly to the con.
clusion, that most of the religious reading
in our families, is Improbable, if moi in tho
long run absolutely injurious to our children.
1t is not calculated to make them thinking.
intelligent and full grown christians, but to
keep them always in sort of exci,able,
dwarfsh and 6lful minority. In :his re.
mark | include the thousand religious story
books designed for the nursery, with which
the land is flooded, as we'll as fictitious
works of higher prcten,ions. | hope the
reader will net misunderstood me. / do
not object altogether to religious story
books, infant biography and thelike. Not
few of these little Is and 24mos are very
instructive, as well as interesting. Blu,
we have too many ofthem--altogether too
many in our nurseries, an | our Sabbath
school Libraries. Our babes have too much
milk and they are kept too long upon it.
They ought to have more meat. Certain
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From the Christian Advocate and Journal.
A"TRuE STORY" FOR THE CHILDREN.

True STORY FOX The CHlLUREN.
Some of the members Of Mr.. Lees
household, Of the town of M-W-,
Mass, brought in from the woods family
Of young red squirrels. In tho house was
cat which had just been robbed Of her
young. The squirrels were introduced to
an acquaintance with madam pussy, who
soon concluded to adopt them in the place
OF her lost kittens, which conclusion she &C.
tuaIly followed up by sucking, and bring
ing them up with all possible care and tend.
derness. The young squrrils grew, were
fat and plump, and soon been to be exceed.
ingly frocksome.-Wih the peculiar aqili
ty for which their race is remarkable. thew
would climb about the house, and inspec,
every corner. Full of frslck, they made
great sport for the family, particularly by
running and seizing the lal ofthe old cat, a
which they would frequently give so lus'y
tug as TO ex:ort loud scream from her
dame.ship, evincing that, though it was
sport to ,hem," it was pain to her. They,
however, were by no means chargeable
with intentional cruelty towards their bene
actress, as the most perfectly good under.
standing always prevailed between them.
The stage on which, by their own choice
and the consent Of the family, they were
Ieh TO perform their principal feats, was an
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CheraW Academy.

VIE trustees take great pleasure in announc.
IL ing that both departments of this institution
arc IN operation. The Male department under
the superintendence of Mr.. E. Hall the Female,
under that of Mr.. J Sewers The course of
instruction in the Male department will be that
required to enter the South Carolina College.
The course in the Female department will be to
make thorough scholars.
The scholastic year began Ist October, and
ends lst July. The year is again devided into two
sessions. The first begins lst October and ends
18th February. The second begins 16 February
and ends lst July.
Terms of Tuition per session are,
For spelling, reading and writing SI2
The above with arithmetic, English
Grammar and Geography Is
The above with the classes, higher
branches of Mathematics, Logic,
Rhetoric &c. 90
Five dollars each will be added 10 the above
for painting and drawing, or the modern Ian
guages.
Al! payments are in advance. The pupil will
be required to pay for what remains Of the session
at the time he or sheenters nor will deduction
or drawback be made for loss oftime.
JAS. w. BLAKENEY,
Sec'y. AMI Treas.
Jan. oh, 1880.