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New-York tribune., 1842-02-01
NOR SALE-A frst-rate Truck FARM.

BSOR SA l.E-A hrSt-rate i ruck L ttR :H.
IL OF 71 acres. Inquire a MessrS Rigway & Son. No.
% Courand street Mr. George Freed at Sixth
Avenue and Elrvtnth-s.reet, NewEork 2l W.
NOR SALF-The subscriber will offer
for sale at public auction Thursday the 10Th day Of
February next b. william III. Franklin the two fre-pFoot
Stores belonging John c. Johnson, RAINING through from
Pearl 10 WayrrSrcc about - feet west 0! Coer,S Sup
No g. Pearlstreet % feet inches front and rear BY d6
feet deep less !Cur stories, and huE IN The most
substantial manner
No 80 Water-street - feet inches front and rear by u
feet deep granite front. and we:l bi!t
A map can he TIN, auction room
,o AZ private sale the tree-s;ory atch hrlt house, SIT!
uated in Strong Place South Brooklyn near the new FTI
copal Church, owned and occupied as above NE main
hO, /, - feet front and 20 lncpth with ttwo-.tory bis
acnt tea-room hnl!ug the i finished through
ont in modern svlc has convenient cellar, ce-innst wei!
and halhinn.roo, a, well aIl the Improvements
and cGny.netctS The premises. consisting OF house gar
and stable occupy four lots OF ground i eet front By
III .tt deep The location cannot be SURPASSED
large proportion OF the purchase money may remain On
bond and mortgage. Apply for farther particulars AT No
Fron.stre,, or 10 the subscriber al 81 Na.-al-t.
;-,;.Iw- AUGUSTUS H. JOHNSON.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01
fTO THE PuBLIC-LlFE BOAT

The undersigned beys leave respectfully 10 invite thc
,frrntion of merchants and all others Interested
in the navigation o boats and vessels 10 s newly invented
Life Boat.
These Life Boats made upon entirely diere! PRIV
cipe from ios, They are warranted 10 p'
every way adapted 10 thu purpose tor which they are dr.
signed h, furnished Tor nearly one halt the expense
OF what is termed Francis Lie Ront>.
Thos feeling interested on tins subject ar" invited 20 ca
AT the establishment the undersigned, No io6 Water 81
and examine Tor Themselves. l.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01
DE EOPI. f. S LINE FROM NEW
YORK TO EASTON. Pa--Throngh IN Q hours Far.

only , dollars.
Leave pier no n r.. Battery Place at 8t O'clock A. NJ
daily SUNDAYS excepted by steamboat Cindcrlla or Water
Witch. ElizabcpOr then take The cars of the r..
Town and Somervlc Railroad Somervlle, leaving only
81 miles bv Coaches, q miles less hanby New-Brunswck
For apply A. D. Hope - Cnnrtland street. or on
ID. Hope will accompany the passengers TO SOM
eryille and render al ASSISTANCE necessary
II As TIE railroad completed - SOmervil!e. tins line
will lcav, Eaon at O'Clock A. NJ three hours later than
the via ~ Brunswick and arrive IN NewYork about III e
SAINT. time ri If
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01
prr> &c sc. n, equally low prices.
Join L. WATKINS, III Fulton.'trcet,
Il l.Ay.en Nas.aI and Dnich-stre,tS.-

SUPERIOR LAMP OII..--l'he general
complaint OF quality OF Lamp Oil for family use hn,
induced the subscriber open an office IN the Mechanical
Lamp DEPOT Mr. DiacoD, } broadway Tor te SAFE o,
an article o, refined Sperm OIL prepared hy an improved
process and under his personal uperntendencr WHICH, ior
purity and hrimneN OF light VIII he ond 10 meet u'e
Samples, may be o various qualities ana prices III lh
office where orders will be promptly executed either loF
family trade, the most reasonnb terms Or-
der, lar Brooklvn viii be- received the Refinery No 81
Chapel or l98 Bridgesrcet. fDW 'kD DDa LIE,
log ,t An.nl for The Union OIL Refuer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-24
MISCELLA NEOUS.

ITO AMATEURS OF HORsEs-The undo niTned served
number Of Germany officer Of where
he spent much OF his time training horses his long
nenee ~ tins business enable, him to that he
well built riding horse the highest Therefore he
satisfy military other gentle who find pleasure in
having well trained horses Those gentlemen would
de their horses my will please apply ia Leonard
street. between Centre and Elm streets.
+. wREDE.
CAPrArg FREDERIcK WREpE
SiR-As the of leaving New Orleans for the
North, permit before you tender my
thanks for III. skilfu and perfect which
trained my horse Star Of the Wesp consider him one of
the best broke horses the saddle and mny exercises
United States And take pleasure in recommending
gentlemen who have horses brake, of the
klfo and accomplished trainers and riders have yet
with, aud have doubt Il honored with their patronage
You will them eqrA1 satisfaction.
With my best wishes for future welfare and success
remain, Respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
J. L. LEWIS.
~ Ilnans NlIchl I.aAx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-24
NOTICES.

NEW YORK AND ALBANY Ran. Roam Coz
Office No. 2, Park Place
NOTICE is hereby given 10 the Stakeholder, Of the New
IN York and Albany Rail Road Company tina, election Of
Directors said Company, will take place their Office No
Park Place, on Monday the sixth Of June next.
he Polls will be openat 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and continue
optn until o'clock p. NJ.
The Books The transfer Of Stock closed aad will
continue unit, the It'll day Of June next.
By order Of the Board
me tsc JOS. +. BLOOMFIELD' Secretary.
CORPORATION NOTICE.Public notice is here by given
- that sale Of property for unpaid taxes will take place
rrlc auction az the City Hall Of the city of New York
Tuesday 18th day OF June ~ O'Clock, and be
continued from day day unnl e whole Of the said property
Id and that the detailed Of the and
property ,d IS Published in the New En- wsTaper
printed aud published in the city Of New York
ALFRED A. SMITH Comptr oIler.
ComptrolIcr's Office, April %, 1872 aga iswiiwttyr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-24

HARRINGTON THE SwrNDLER AGAIy.-The last Gal
lipolls Journal advises that the Court sentenced
Harrington to three years in the Penitsntiary upon
the conviction for ENFORCEMENT, which we noticed
several days since. Harrington has been also tried
in Bank granted trial, and found guilty, on
which he is sentenced 10 the Penitentary for three
years in addition TO the other sentence. There
were several other indictments against him, which
were dismissed by the Prosecuting Attorney.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-24
New Orleans March 49, 1872 All Imsr
REFRIGERATORS.


s% SS e.,
1usa which win communicate every thing placed in so as
Go @ %js he 9q % ns @ :s
& e be ID s o" s s usually found
e. In properties are 50 combined as 10 make very ds,ra
% Sy 2s s B a% war" weather They ca, ma Be a
NEW STEAM, SAW Mfi.I..--Thc subscri6cn having
o wife and hs%q p i,ss oa S ST
S'%s i "ss s ,Ss s"s
mn being ono. 9 BY aSus ' de
I'd I'd 8. M street. North LEWIS ESs D. cRrrrEN CO.
LOOK x sA Sal M 10 " GmEss seA god
w% S.,ssss5. a ssiI S.;ssa r y. E- in
be had other rl,es u de city ms Eve
PATENT PRESERVED PORTABLE FRESH p. PRO p
any sSSs T,s'ss .f; ii:S tsT
MA @ S%ss 81 i:s fsls s s:sS
Si p ES s"s S Ms as: cooked bon.
s.. + :;is iss Ss&r$S& 81 - Y..
e. :s.;.s i;
80 AerO%siic Lsn'e', made at Paris. by AIphone, ca
100 bottles Hygc.ulrhi'e or Sod.
cio@re iodine, Chlonse Of Gold, and he scseiss
substance.
Mr. f. A. Arsu CO. takes this opportunity inform heir
friends aud cuomer. that they have removed their establish
from t6 Broad 1851 Fulton Broad
way opposite St Parls church a2s Inn.
4OO,OOO La Norma scgars,
I ANDED from the brig Ohio, from Havana, OF superior
- quality, for sale lots 70 sut ryrchasc reasonable
rrises by NJ. RAIDER, 10 Chatham street.
milo Inns
- r.. X. COLLINS co.
mia ec Sc South street. .
MACHINE BLANKETs--5ba bales for sale by
wi mloec PERsSE BROOKS, 81 Liberty st.
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7777777777s77'77
JEWELRY.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY

WATCHES AND JEWEl.NY
VERY LOW
rNIIE SIbscriber is selor all descrpti ffjal Silver
Watches, Gold and Silver Pencils. DotI CfsI7s. Keys,
&c.. retail, bower tAn other ylfts IN the city
Gold Watches los dirty 10 forty llrs esck Watches
AID Jewolry exchanged bought All .tsl
ed TO keep good time the money returned W,tet., and
Clocks ep.ircd ir ire best and SaItsl much
the city &; C. ILLE.N, Importer Of Watches and jew.
elry, Wholesale and retail, 80 Wei street, up stairs.
MA m.m
NEsSRs MORTIMER & HUNT, Jewellers and Silver
WI sqiths Of New Bond street. London and 81 Broadway,
establishment in this country will be positively and finally
closed the first day Of June next till which period their
stock Of jewsy plate plated goods cutlery &c. will remain
private sale IN Broadway, and under prime cost.
n. B.-rhe House to be let. a3o Inns
WATCHES JEWELRY, CUTLERY, &c--The sub
offer for sale importation for cash approved short
paper gold and silver watches gold Chains pencils and
bIoaces diamond pins and rings unset diamonds paste stones
plated japan aud German silver OF every descriptions
cards and in DOZENS pocket and dirk knives scis
sors sets Of table cutlery also, silver spectaces, himbcs,
pencils tooth picks pickle forks plated earrings chains rings
lockets, glasses seals rocket books
cork screws, SC. &c. S. J. NEUsTADT s. BARNETT,
MI Inns ~ Maiden lane
Observation-Disclosures WALTER, agent and partner Of
IL the house Of Berger Walter the only mandatory of Watcs
Glasses in France. No. n Par1d Possonnicre street. Paris
all articles connected with the line also Msrs dealers
glass that their establishment Of watch glasses cut glass gilt
and colorcd fancy articles, SC. &c &C. has lately been
moved from No 40 Maiden Lane ton No. 90 William street
factory, sse respectfully invited TO call e, s-:-.h~-
where win be found unrvaed assortment OF the above
toned goods which will be disposed Of ON the most reasonable
terms. mt 2m'r
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HATS.
HATS! HATS! HATS !


HATS! HATS! HATS !!
DROWN cos One Price Hat Store wholesale and re
- tail, i79 Chatham SQUIRE Of Mott street, where
fashion, beauty, durability and combined TO adem
the head.
The poTetors have the pleasure offer addition
TO their recently improved short mapped Hat style the
imitation Of beaver which closely tina, of all s
the costly and beautiful th, the difference easily
perceived Price three dollars We strictly adhere the
price cash which enables furnish very
Hat for the price charged In presenting these Hats the
public the propreor think they have reached the umatum
OF beauty, durability, cheaness and comfort. mi 3ms
"a BOWERY EAST SIDE NJ. TICE, No. 9
~ BoweIy, has remodeed his establishment and sscked
,tyiih brilliant Of Hats of the latest spring styles
lie offers the public article which he confident
surpassed either for beauty durability for
Economy, although last the order
importance the buyer. At the above
lorum Hats OF every quality from the Beaver the
silk be obtained tho reasonable CAPS also
Of the riches, quality and latest patterns Call and examine
No. Bowery j. NJ. TlGE.
The finest Beaver Hats only IS; elegant fine Nua Hat
s. 50 Rirne Moleskin Hat 81
". BBoys Hats OF every kind at the most reasonable
pnces 90 lm~m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-24

A WIFE MuRpEREp.--Mrs. Julla Moore, OF
Henry county, Indiana, died recently and was ou-
ncions that sbe md been poi-oned by her husband,
and on the second inquest held over herbody;, POI
son was found in her stomach; whereupon Phlp
Moore, her husband, and girl named Amanda
Eames between whom guilty connection was
believed TO exist. were committed to take their trial
for causing her death by POISON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-24
STRAW GOODS.

n BENNETT, importer and manufacturer OF Italian and
English Straw Goods, respectfully informs his
that he has removed his establishment from 90 William and %
Platt 30 John where be confines keep splendid
md extensive assortment OF ladies' fashionable Straw Goods
French aud English Dunstables Italian Rutand fine Tuscars
Fancy Shellworks, Prince Albert Saws, &c. &c:
Also entirely article, the White Siberian Hair
Bonnet for the all the styles yet intro
duced being extremely light beautiful white and durable
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-24
PAPER HANGINGS.

M A HOWELL & CO., 367 Pearl street, now receiv-
w from their manufacturers New Brunswick,
of Paper Han;ngs Borders &C. Of the
and most approved patterns aud styles suited The city and
country trade which they offer dealers the manuac
tory prices.
Also, their usual variety of French Paper, Borders Fire
DO. RI Prints, Views, &c
the best women to pu, in of the city
be had at the shortest notice. ala eod2msr
II OMEPA1HIAS WORKS.-Just published by WIN
IL RADDE 322 Broadway, Johns New Manuel Of Homu-
pahic Practice, edited, with annoations by A. O. raid Hall
NJ. D.. second American from the third Paris clifton This in
dispensable book to homGpaths complete in 2yols.-
Price III PAPER SEA- full bound copy 81.
The Family Guide to the Administration of Homepathll
Remedies, third edition. from the second London edition, with
adlltionS-i'rlce IS cents.
. Popular Considerations IIom9paihia--hy VIM. Cullen
Bryant, Es bell, cred before the New York Homeopathic So
cicty, Dec o. ISil-Price 1874 cents
Also, just published, Hydraulics or Manuel Of the Water
Care pactised by Vincent Pressntz in Greeienbeg
giled and t,s7ed fomhe writings Of Charles Nlupae, p
Greeter-prce Sl-neatly bound.
This little neatly printed bcokcon,,in exposition in what
been remedial I'm sr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-24

NAvAL.-Extract from letter dated at Singa-
pore, January, 1872 =" The U. s. brig Oregon, 1t
Comdt Carr, and u. S. brig Porpoise, 1t Com
Ringgold, arrived at this port on the 23d ult The
L. :. ship Vincennes, Capt. Wilkes, commanding
the Exploring Expedition, and schooner, had pre-
viously arrived at Manila, and would in few days
sail for THIS port All the above ships are attached
TO the Exploring Expedition, and are now on their
return the United States after an absence of more
sellation and Boston also are in port and will soon
sail for Macao and the Pacific Ocean. All we'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-24
RAILROADS. STEAMBOATS,

~ ARNDEN CO.-GERMAN AGENCY-The sub
respectfully announce which
have recently made with Samuel Hagh Esq, U. s. Consul
al Antwerp, Tor the purpose Of establishing
GENERAL CONTINENTAL AGENCY
al mat place for the transaction of Forwarding and Commission
Business and Tor facilitating the commercial
eonsse between this country and Continental Europe.
As Antwerp situated in the of the
region OF Europe at only s hcu distance from London 20
hours from Paris the immediate vicinity Holland and Ger
many, and directly with all by railroads
packets ITS location affords the greatest for pu-
chasing and forwa rlins Continental goods.
All orders received Offices in Boston, Albany, New
York and PHILADELPHIA for that purpose will be for
warded by the Belgian steamer BRITISH QUEEN on the
h Of June and will generally he executed
the return of the amer. which viii leave Antwerp
the 10th July.
o. Importers of German. books particularly requested
to notice this.
HARDEN & co.
New York, May nth. 1912. mlsr
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FURNITURE.
GEORGE w. DAWSON.

nishing Warehouse, No. 81 Chothnsn street. cor
ncr Of Duane street, NeW York.
WHERE he keeps for sale assortment the follow
W articles Sideboards Bureaus Bedsa ads Gotta
Tables Chairs Office and Portable Desks Glass Case Book
Cases Looking Glasses Dining, Centre Sea and Pier Tables
Pianos Sofas, sois Bedsteas Beds Bedn Paeasters Mat
Tesses csfpeis on Cloth Mating aud Fire Irons, Wash
STANDS, Ioet Tables, Cande StAls, Bureau Bedseads
Dressing Bureaus, Safes, &c.
Also, large of and womens Wearing APP
paiel and second handed.
All the above articles offered the public a very
low prices Persons in of said articles would find
their advantage TO make early call the above establish
Shipping orders puncualy attended and packed the
shortest and reasonable Mae Bedding,
&c: for fitting out vessels, constantly on hand.
All orders the above establishment will be puncualy
tended TO and thankfully received.
N B-rhe highest prices will be given for Second Hand
Furniture and Genemen's and Ladies' off Clothing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-24
TO THE LADIES.

"MODINE CAPACITIES, ELSSLER
COTTAGE
Partisan and English FANCY sTRAws, Of tbs fines,
ture, variety.
The Prner respectfully socs the laiies favor her
with call and examine her elegant and varied stock of Mil
nery for themselves before ey purchase elsewhere IL
will be saving to them in price and great advantage
regards the varicy aud quality Of the goods.
MISS s. KING, Magazine de Modes,
m. rus- 1,1. Bpadvay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-24
DRY GOODS, &c.


NEW and important article for the nursery and
~ fastening ladies' shawls closk &C. patented the
United States and Europe, for sale wholesale, by w. II.
CARY CO. 96 Pearl street, New York, and By the
tee at the mandatory ii6 Jay st, Brooklyn.
Thread and needle and dealers in fancy articles,
~. hal IA Ip,sr
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-10-28
DISTRICT CHANCERY COURT or
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI AZ
HOLLY SPPINGS--IN VACA-
TION-SEPTEMBER 9Th, 1912.

James 2. Peters, ct. al
342 as. : Upon opening the
it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
that the defendants Eli Neelly, Julia Ann
Craig, Rufus Craig, Philadelphia Craig,
and Ann B. Craig, are not inhabitants of this
State but reside hey ond the limits thereof, so
that the ordinary process of this Court can
not be served upon them, therefore it is or
dered: That unless the said defendants ap-
pear before the Vice Chancellor. at the Court
room, in the town Of Holly Springs. on the
first Monday of January next, and plead
answer or demur to the bill of complaint afore-
SAID, The several allegations thereof will be
taken for confessed and such order and de-
cree made therein as the Vice Chancellor
may deem equitable and just.
And il Is further ordered. That copy OF
this order be inserted in the Holly Springs
Gazette" newspaper published in the
town of Holly Springs. Mississippi, once a
week for two months successively.
JAMES c. ANDERSON.
Sept 16 l842.-5-9w Clerk.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-10-28
DISTRICT CHANCERY COURT OF
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
All HOLLY. SPRINGS.

Anderson Orne,
327 as July Term 1912
Bryan Stevens, & al
Upon opening the matters of this Bill, and it
~ appearing to the satisfaction of the court,
thalthe defendant Bryan Stevens, is not an inhab-
liant of this State, but resides beyond the limits
thereof that the ordinary process of this Cour,
cannot be served upon him. Il is therefore or
dered by ;he Court, that unless the said defendant
appear before the Vice Chancellor at the Court
room in the town of Holly Springs, on
The first Monday IN January nert
and plead, answer or Gemur, 10 the Bill of com
plant of Complainants, the several allegations
thereof will be taken for confessed, and such or
der and decree made therein, as the Vice Chan
cellor may deem equitable and just; and it is fur
ther ordered, that copy of this order be inserted
in the Holly Springs Gazette" newspaper
published IN the town of Holly Springs, once a
week for twomonths successfully.
Test JAMES c.. ANDERSON,
July -, lo4 Clerk.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-10-28
S 80 REWARD.

WILL give the above reward for the
apprehension and delivery TO me, of John
McClendon and Howard Wheeler, who
broke Jail on Saturday night last, the sth
instant, or will give 500 for McClendon's 5
and $50 for Wheeler's apprehension.
McClendon was confined in Jail on a
charge of murder, is tall raw-boned, mid
die aged man. Wheeler IS not more than
l8 years of age, freckled faced curly haired,
small featured, and was in Jail on a charge
of theft. y. +. MEEK, Jaitor.
Oct. IA, 1S42-tf
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-10-28

WE the undersigned, having been appointed,
w at the June Term Of the Probate Court of
Marshall County, Mississippi, Commissioners
to receive, examine, and report upon all The
ella inns Of the several creditors of the estate OF
Solomon B. Isaacs, Deceased Represented by
Leonard p e. Burford, administrator thereof, to
be insolvent,) will meet at The Office Of TrYon
NJ. Yancey, in the town of Holly Springs, on
the fourth Mondays of July, October and pecem-
Der. 1912, for the purpose of receiving and ex-
amining the claims against SAID estate.
T M YANCEY, Commits
JOHN QUILLlN, sioneys.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-10-28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. County.

HNAkEN up by jesse GaIley, living | miles
i East of Holly Springs. one flee bitten gray
mare, 6 or years old, with a'dun coli, appraised
to $40
ALSO. one red sorrel mare mule, fax name
and TAIL star in the forehead, years old, apprai-
sed to $40 G. L. SWAN, Ranger
Oct. II, 1912.
Taken up by Jas. P. w. D. Robertson, in
the town of Holly Springs, one brown mare
mule, right eye out supposed to be two years
old; appraised TO $50.
Also, one light sorrcl horse mule the
right eye out, two years old. no other marks
or brands perseavable.
October Sd, 1912.
TAKEN up by David West. living 10
Northeast of Holly Springs, near Walnut
Grove, enc sorrel horse. both hind feet and
the left fore foot white. blaze face, ) or Is
years DID, Appraised to S22.50 Aug so
G. L. SWAN,
Sept I6, 1912 .-5-3w Ranger.
TAKEN up by Benjamin Fitchue, II miles
South west of Holly Springs. sorrel lilly.
years old, blaze face, white spot on the
right hind leg, appraised TO $50
ALSO. one other sorrel filly, years old
last spring, star In her face. appraised to Sl7
ALSO. one other bay fiily. one year old
last spring, both hind feet white, blaze face,
appraised TO SI7.
G. L. SWAN,
Sept Is. 1s42-6-3 Ranger.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-10-28
COMMHTTED

TO the Jail of Marshall County. Miss,
on the 18th day of August 1912. a negro
man calls his name John B., about FIVE feet
ten inches high heavy made, yellow com.
plected. badly dressed; and says he belongs
10 Lewis Richardson. Of Fayetle county,
kentucky. nine miles from Lexington.
The owner is requested to come forward
prove property. and pay charges or the said
negro will be dealt with according 20 the
statute IN such cases made and provided.
u E. MEEK. Jultor.
Holly Springs. Mi. Aug. I9. 1912 -I-tf
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-10-28
EAST TENN SSEE
U M T. " y y 81 T. R v

THE winter session OF this Institution
commences she 18th of October next. The
completion of two large brick edifces, du-
ring the past season, for study rooms. will
add much to the convenience and accommo-
dation of students. Lalge additions have re-
Gently been made TO the Philosophical Ap-
paratus and the facilities for the study of
Chemistry, and Natural History generally,
greatly increased The expenses for the
session of five months are:
Tuition. -: -: $1,000
Boarding. payable in advance. 5000
Washing. fuel and lights, esli-
mated at 500
Total $3.50
Books being usually purchased at second
hand. and sold to succeeding classes, make
but small additional expense.
am authorized by the Steward to state,
that Alabama Bank notes will be received
for boarding j. ESTABROOK,
Kaoariue, Tenn. Sep President
tember 10, 1e42.-5-fS