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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

~ HEALTH. QUIET AND CoMFoRT.-The.Cif a-
ham Hou,e 81 Bacia,trr Ne".i0rs rF9sFs aa'ans
49, ,r.iy offered II -Ii.bly located on clean and arr
STREET very The business part OF Tie clty na N ne nin
,, a Goa 4ieut and while Its table supplied it
r Vegetables and tit, that eau b. procured ercid'n-
1T. Animal Food aa ,nlu4nts Of ali kinds. Charge
and every etfofr mnl- r-Hdr: Boagief. comforts
80 shower Baths free. Remember. - BaIclay-st.
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4 TMOSPTERlC PRESSURE TEETH held
IAimly the without The all OF spLGgs or any fast
emiis around The other teeth By 5 b SMITH DENTIST, 10
ChambrIS-St. few doors below Churchst
From The Nf YORK Shs hE1Sa ae sS' M sGs cd
ever seen . one cerltnl, distinguish them From ;he
natural ones Those that wear them h,Te assured ~ that the'
mssrcnte with them the with natural tsrtn
FnIther Rejerence.--Sam r b. Morse ISL; Lambert
Su,'1.nn E,io Ullluck NJ d. ms lIFT&Ws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

JHE GREENWICH BATH, No 49, Hudson
street oru ns the season, with warm and cold
CROTON WATER.
Single ihS rrucat pric. OF Isl eight tickets
Tor 81 30 ALEN'E MARSHALL. a2s Inn.
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This edition of Doctor Larlners Lectures will be nitro
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BOARD Is wanted permanent IL possiblcl by a
ID DUNK woman small rtiyate family, the vicinity OF
Swugst Church or within blocks OF IT. from the lar
u week in May Charges mast be moderate and =
femc-s will be Adde'S Ruth at the office OF the
Vribuu. AZ 2Wecds
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NO. ". OF THE USEFUL BOOKS FOR
THE PEOPLE.

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PHILOSOPHY.
Chemistry of the Four Ancient Elements,
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Founded tyon Lectures direred before her Majesty IN.
Queen by Thomas GribithS, LECTURER on Ch'MfShy az
s. Bartholomew Hospital. illustrated by P"1'd 81
20 EngrartnsS.
This Essay on the Chemistry the Four Ancient Elements
il chiefly intended for those who have not studied the science
A,nt, details and theories avoided useful and interest
n information supplied aud instruction united WIN enter
linmcn Explicit directions given respecting the per-
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The Book of Philosophical Experiments
ILLUSTRATING the Principal Facts aud Curious Phenomena
of Ei,cfyicity GaLranism, Magnetism ChcmIsffy Up
ficy J H., rciih Introdtcfoly Observations on each
Scirlice and upra,ds IF 300 Experiments by j. ,.
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4 person who Performs Exrermen, and thoroughly
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- The two books above named have met with rapid
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The above WORKS ne,tly printed clear new type with
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pOARDlNG-'rhe newly built and furnished
- nou>r psy street which suiy OF rooms we'll
calculated SrnJcel FANNY, open cs Shr reception
At b,,rl.r. ms i'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

DOARD-With pleasant airy roouIS, may be mad
ID No lI Chambers street. Those persons who may be
seeking pleasant suuunes residence invited cali.
Iistsr-.rsS hanged
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WINDOW SITADEs!-W indow Shadcs!-

WINDOW SIIADlGS!-W indow Shadcs-
w The subscribers respectfully inform thsiy friends and hs
public that having leased the store, MOI Spruce ~
lew doors .om Nassau they prepared 70 execute all
orders for Painting of dcpt,on, with nesneeS econo
my and despatch.
An kinds OF Sign Painting done STYLE be surpas
,sd by any other establishment Gold Sgns warranted nos 10
fade large OF we'll seasoned Sisa Boards always
on hand.
Banners Interior Decorations and TransIarencies done
order Designs furnished and executed IN superior style
Specimens work always be and reference gwen by
calling al the above place.
The have on hand and constantly manufacturing Trans
p,vnt Decorative Window Shades. Strangers IN the city,
Eccre of hotels, saloons public places Of and f1e'.
can always SUPPLIED wh Shades OF the best description.
aud warrnted The assortment copsists Of splendid laai
LANDSCAPES. Wild pirnGttrs French Scrolls, NIcttes a;d
Ros.ttr Centres Scplurai Views Fancy Sketch and Gothic
Landscape Centres 1ntun Abbey All kinds OF ohadcs, no
matter how difficult painted superior st}!eht th es
They would likewise cali the Of the public TO
splendid Gothic Shade, coed style, and war
ranfed please
The trade generally supplied on liberal terms.
Trimmings furnished and Shades Fixed ii required.
III # BARTOL y d t. AiAUNY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

DOAR O-PerSous wlsh0g boSrd can be accom-
Omoiatei it pleasant very desirable situation.
few doors 81 Johns Park, b. aprlynS 4 Nc as-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

CENTkEL B0ARDlNCi.--Airs GERE mas TAKEN
the house No = Coar and ready
accommodate siage or married Seu!lenea with Hoar AID
rooms furnishes, uf Hnf'unlShed. ala I'm
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NO 8OOT-MAhERS-C MORO; has removed
i from iJt LeHu,rtrtrt. wien. he continues
KIT Ga hait, ready Kat. Erneh and English, my2 la.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

w ANTED-A situation BY q capable sirl, IS
eht.lb-I'n!id or waiter Do general heuse oTk
Apply AZ III Tenth - av5 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

ANIED-A Young man about l? wears OF
w aee. TO learn the ar: Of Wood Ensr,vins An Amen
who VIII con$iGss instruction sufficient ruiuncTN-
tion los The hrs ye1may apply At Tribune BajdirSs $50
NaSs3n-sr.. up stars. w w BRITT a2tu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

- PETER SimpIe.-A new edition OF this most pop
ul3r of ali Naryst works just published in the style Of
tn new publications of the day and for sal. at tr Once oil
;Tbc TTiim,. Price 81 cents retail So per dozen.
Jacob ithful.-A edition, uniform "
Pr Snnlp Of his wo; also Just published and for sale
nd rh-sl priceS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

DEMOVAL- DOWNbS having having
IL removed from - 10 9! Cedar (wo doors IRON WIIiismJ
would resectiu inform his customers ,id me pubic "
general that he has Just purchased asonate ana
,orIn.t of Cloths and SeStinSs, winch wa ts
made up orier the latest fashion, equal to any III The ci'y
Ctemen talhpg t,e.r own Cloth are invited to give him
r,i All garments this e,tlblisnEIe..t 1rran-
ed 70 IT. NeJs-York, NJ ~ 2rd, 1913 my3 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

coon BOARD and pleasant rooms may be ob-
" ,ained AZ We. % { iii strvy;. ais IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

900 CASKS. OF LIME, of good quality; $50
COO casks Of North River Lime.
i2N barrels OF good Hydraulic Cement
100 hh4is. OF unsarked Lime, Os manure.
ANY part of it Will be sold exchanged for groceries, dry
goods crockery hardware hollowware csr-ts furniture.
syp candle. or pro, isions Address BARTER oce
of The Tr,bun. 9fG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

4 LADY, without encumbrances, wishes 10 lee
MONS, ,,h uli rrartia b>srl. aniIie without sns
children % single gentlemen wis wish 70 feel q aor Tie
stage route 'nd wIthn tarre migses walk II ''vc e'hs;
Good references aud required A 0idrse - VI.
M he Paf Post ofye >te'ns wksre interview 3,
had. " an * 1ttu,iJ, 20 lmlnFilltrly, tnyG 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

COFA BEDSTEADS, CABINET FURNl--
y TIRE ..Iling Is per less than IL, yaine, a;
- 49, STATIONS, SO Bower.
Spring Cat for sale cheap 10, cash At 20 Bo"eFy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

EUROPEAN HOTEL, Washington City----ln
r. conseguence OF iteqrnf misr7Ee By gentlemen wishing
tie turole.n Hotel e Undersigned has to inloun
-. ,j tL, uubc his JIs, the formerly irpr
by Mr tuiirr door, Of te Hotel now hea o. tina;
,', ,Isu,,l, and near The 1rcasurv BidID%s.
Eri IIniei has been newly fitted ug and irnishodhas
r,f ,nler rarlor' win bedrooms ATTACHED ard y wli
lcI,r Tor families and single gentlemen. Board ~ the day,
month ana. y.,s ly b. had prices suitfh 10 te 'inesi ana
e subscriber pleger himself thar every possibe attentions l
b.. shown his guests make ther e7idece WIN ii' IS c
for, die aud agreeable possible. $50 .,,,-.-
,ut,Ii ym-oI7 LOUIS tALhbfSC.''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

yH-ANTED-Bv s Young man, situation a. bar.
" tender. book Se-F-r both hotel which wall
accommodate sysr a persons # n9ce. would prefer 70 b
10 mercantile houS hNd very rtle eNr1sec How
ever good situation desirable l.a good reuHrf
my6 Sis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

A NIFTY SCHOOL-ThiS institution viii COM
n u ,s seventh annual May llth nnder the d.
recau OF Misses Hoou anl Day ptls wi! be receN5iat
tune previous application ~ Nc II Aulty ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

HUILFCRD ACADEMi,-ih ms institution
T a times open for the reception OF students Of either
.r wi, the exception Of three weeks vacation IN Apnl and
TWO w.ks IN Oc.ohe (iuord ancient and TrsDr4-
bic own noted FOR the morality Of rs ctLegs tnd Tor u,
hraithy locality situated Lonz Id sound II NILS eat
Of the Steamboat landing Ia S-"-!ltyra, ~hesc e'aIfs are
IN wairin. daily take - Guiliori on W. az
rIyl! Of The steamboats,. Who'll fare for youth from New
FORK 20 Ciuord IS 81 jO-l-.ying New York ~ clock
4 " and reaching Guiliord about o'clock 7. NJ y NJ
town mas beautiful public QUAR- the centre OF lr ~
circumference around which square three ln, One 'h.i
F1y been recently erected Episcopal Methodist and Con.
gf@.aiiunal Church. hrrr also Baptist sctrty Ssl
dents vii be expected to attend church regularly Oh tar sa9'
blt-she place where bci LETT With th- parents or uF'tA
They will also .uef - immediate Of the Instructor
in and out school n0uGs and all scholars VIII D. snpestn
-tl,r possess good sef.oyernment or 70 i subject "
Wholesome discipline. ,. r,iist
Th- OF stuil~s pursued embraces H'ioush --s
Classical .ld Mathematical kjlcation. -; -.
The instructor offers ottr ACCOMMODATION ulal
twenty year, experience wh very sfec,aplr 1o'ase
from yaIious pa.t< Of the Union, a. I-f Catalogue
-nls for board aud tutton TIE instructor fanny ~
endng wishing fuel lights 500 %f year or At tho
For iaftFef tsnars reference may be bad 70 b. p }
B tldrn RI Lorenzo T. B..eft, and r. Gntins lfgt
ford as-ph HOVE Dr. JARED Linsly Heary f. Elliott pa
nd z Tt5n, Charles St John aud BenI r Robinson Nc"
Y0ck or address the principal a. Gnl9nl ~
' " SAMUEL. ROBISSON. A VI
Principal .: the GnilEori Acldfny
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

csa MOZAMBIQUE, Halter, 22i Bowey, has on
M hand complete assortment Beaye lniftlon b a,s
-. Nutra Brush, Cashmere, Soi- Stln aud ok ms
Also cenrnens YOUTH boys infants cloth selTet aud
glaze, Caps price, u sut The tiIdsi al9 In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

whom every person. able to discern and Nl'TE.g
to recognize true genus, who ever listened TO ms
words. deemed allnos; inspired, was not a BORE.
But the kncllerbocker gave US good occasion To
select some beautiful notices OF mm and Ms
friends which we are sure. our readers VIII not
regret.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

CLASSICAL and COMMERCIAL SCHOOL,
y 81 Pearl.<treet, near franklin Square-AARoN RNp
PRINCIPAL The Simmer Term VII commence Monday
MAY Sth The Classical and Commercil Departments aie
under the immediate supervision Of the Principal vino has
conducted this than years aud can with
confidence refer to bis patrons III regard 10 efficiency OF ms
mode OF instruction.
Small children admitted moderate charge mt" the
Primary Department. which they prepared for the
higher classes Parents wishing - their sons AZ school
are lied 10 call and examine the accommodations and OBJ
tain cards containing further particulars terms tuition &
4 quantity scconth,nh S"'"~t - azS etr -"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

7IuIgf5rd .frdde1y ~ '. -
CLAIAIS OF PASTORS.-Jtst published IN II
y mo- l65 pp bound in cloth, pnc. 70 crns the ollnis 81
~ 81 Charci4s and PrrachelS te GOsi, Tor nlaIntrn
anc. consirrrd ia the @ht oil Holy Scripture By Dawn
% eoac,o Of s loimme go to ds4ilow these CLAIMS
ANY on4 who desires rad clear, i0cibi' and Scri
tural plea 10. faithful discharge ri the duiie, OF M
Cr1,ria1 churches to their BIshors and Eyangssts IN M
way Of maenancs bad better fd wiki attention The above
nd even ,,- - no des 70 ,eac th- chnfcts ss!r dn
rie-tho>e who labor aung t-n aud are over ulrn In 'e
Loi'' '-a1 ~ Ial!. HArbinger. April lsi!-
c.,lb- poyrPT AFTER % Canal street Hen
p II III "a ~ Wilmington street; s. r. KELLY 60
w All s1seTl' HIe 49, aa5 3wS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

THE CATHOLIC HALF ORPEIANASYLUM,
i IN Eleventh sraeer has used SHERNltH's LozENCEs for
the last years with great benefit. Whenever the children
coughs few OF SheIman's Cough I.oZengcS cure them
ittle II worms, or two doses oil Shermar,s
Worm Lozcnges destroy them In act Shermsns
saugcs are never used but with the hapreSt results They
have been too Ions and we'll known need any additional
proof Of their creaI aud sautay virtues
The Rev Mr. { CRRAN, of Harlem has known Sher-
,af rre AEas L.IeaGes case nt Tong 'iarna
who used Sherman; Lolenges Tor coughs worms &C.
&c and nec knew any thing 10 do so much good
Dr. CHARLES J. CARY Of Macon, Geprsla one Of ,i,e
FIRST Physicians says Shermins Lozcne5 are rot
only the peasan,est but best medicine he knew lie has
used Aecaie LoAense made by Others but none 2 ever
could compare with ShemaHs DR. $ y the only skiiinl anu
scientific compOundsr mC.cn. this orn IN Aineca
Such generally uown, aud therefore the ieIS VINO na'
ttemutd 10 follow has footsteps have never DCen aDiio
find many willing tR their limitations, while the eeruins
Slermans o2eng have been sold IN enormous Quantities III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

'THE FEMALE. SEMINARY Al Jamaica. Long
Island under the charge OF Miss M,RG'Srr ApEAi>,
vail 10. n-o-ued Monday Say ssh ti:cgsAS >,,tns
EsI., ISL Broaiw,v Az eydJw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

N0GNG LADIES' SEAIINARN.-AlISS NJ. {.
i HOY will commence her Summer Term, " No $50
East Broadway. or Monday MAY S. The school viii b.
regulated IN reference the attainment u Practical u'ein
and ornamental rdnct,un under the influence - elevated
moral and religious culture No wa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

ENGLISH and CLASSICAL Boarding School,
u MildIeowm Gonncsticut geNt Session will COM
Nay lIth This School conducted nearly
,ibr like wcll.recuted family aud pupil permitted
remain II who exeris uuiS9r'ble moral influence upon
his complmons Students thoroughly prepared Tor any
College for the common occupations OF lie. There are
two daily COMMUNICATIONS with Ne"-N9rk and several with
Hartford aud New Haven Circulars aud minute information
NAV be obtained Of the Rev Henry Chase No l3 Cherry
street lalseodlm NV ID. H. CHASE Principal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

e. F. Coles A NJ. Mathematical department
J. 3 kidicr A NJ, Classical
y. Pestiaux, F.ench
F,lw,rd PURCELL Painting aud Drawing
W. 3. Brtdbufy, Vocal Music
K. Marsh, English Assistant
Rev MeEloy Esy t w. K < S @iI'Ii f K Car
n.y.. n NIL Fb-r, Jr $ f. Clrlsson, Esd, J. Rnbrncau,
Esq, pon1 E>qrl; T. W Bi9sSl Ell los j. I SH
Circulars Al r. CATERS Bookstore, corner lanai aud Nief
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

YOUNG LADIES' SCHOOLGIRLS Arabel!a
I Clark's School for Young Ladies will commence
ner term at Mercer Wednesday the Sh n May Pu
pills will be received any intermediate period being charged
only Tor the proportion oil, the term.
Competent female teaeherS rmpoys N the several de-
j. Bergen, Prof. of Bellies l4ettres.
A. Bssett Prof OF French Spanish, Mathematics and Pen
manShp.
+. Purcell, rrof. of Drawing.
Lectures on subjects BY competent professors con
sute part OF the course. az I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

NTE,W-YORK CLASSICAL AND CONNER
1NCIAL SCHOOL AND YOUNG LADIES lNSTI-
will b. reor2i&ed and commence its tenth annual session on
the LIST OF May The pupils viii be prepared fo1scnerl
A. B. teacher Of Ancient Latin Greek &c, Mr.
Salvador Pimstri formerly Of Italy, Italian aud Spanish,
Drawing and Engineering Miss +. p-ake, Music the
Plane aud French Miss A. F. Gowl Needlrw9th Drawing
ence Book Keeping Fenmanship &c by the Principal.
RErERE>css The President and faculty Of Yale toilsge
Patrons generally and smry gentlemen OF high standing;
Terms reasonable e. w. NICHOLS. Principal. a2s I'm
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-09-16
Trustees Sale.

10y virtue Of a certain Deed Of Trust made and ex-
ID ecuted to the undersigned Trustee, By O. A.
Thornton, for the use and benefit Of S. G. Thornton
bearing date on the sth day Of December, ls4O and
duly recorded in the Clerks Office ofhe Probate Court
Of Wilkinson county, Mississippi, in Book M. pages
20l + 9O2 to secure the payment of certain there
in particularly set forth and specified shall proceed to
sell to the highest bidder for cash. before the court
house door in Woodville, Wilkinson county, Mssis-
sipp on the goth day Of February, 1874 the PLANTA-
TION on which said @. A.. Thornton now resides sit.
uated in said county and state the watersO Bayou
Sar, and bounded the north and east by the lands
of A. G. Dunbar south by said Bayou Sara creek and
lands belonging to J. W. Leatherman, and on the west
by the lands Of r. Davis, containing 945 acres, more
OF less; for more particular description Of said land
reference may be made to said deed ftrusL There
are upwards Of 400 acres Of the tract cleared and now
under cultivation, with dwelling house. gin, mill and all
necessary out buildings attached The land a produc
tive and we'll watered and will be exhibited to any one
DESTROYS Of purchasing prior to day Of SALE Selling
Trustee. will convey such title only as is vested in
me by said deed Of trust e.
W, Il. DILLINGHAM;, Trustee.
August 1s, Ie43. 1896
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-09-16
wooDYILLE

F. AVA "A A. ~ a " "A ~ - IVA J .
THIS Academy. under The superinsendauce Of
Mr. and Mrs. uALsEE,s has been IN successful
operation for six years. Their system Of insiruc-
ton Is designed TO give the pupil thorough
knowledge Of the Sciences--their mode Of gov
eminent such as shall improve the deposition
snlighten the understanding them fOl
the actual duties ofIife--for moral and intellect-
al enjoyment
The Primary Glass viii be instructed 10 Read
ing, Writing, Spelling, Defining, the FIRST princi-
pies Of Arithmetic, English Grammar, GeograS
ply and History.
Junior Class--History of the United States,
Arithmetic. Geography and Grammar.
Middle Class--NaIural Philosophy, Botany
Chemistry, Arithmetic, Rhetoric, Universal His
tory, Moral Philosophy.
Senior Class-Inlellectual Philosophy, Aslro-
nomy, Algebra, Geometry, Ancient Geography
and, Mythology.
Composition, Letier-wriiing, Drawing Maps
Vocal Music, Sacred History, Critical Reading
photography and Calsthenics will be taught in
the course. oW
Those who 60 through the whole course ofin~
struction will receive a certificate from the insIi-
ution. @N FBw
Each pupil will be examined on entering and
be classed according 10 the advancement. n % 4
Political Economy, MineralOgy, Geology, An
Gent and Modern Languages can be studied as
the parent or pupil may choose.
The Academic year will hereafter be divided
into two sessions Of twenty weeks each. The
vacation will hereafter be in the summer.
The Trustees Of the institution, for the more
general diffusion Of Education, have given the
Academy buildings free from rent
The prices Of tuition have therefore been
reduced.
The first session will commence October l9th
1912, and close in March,
TERMS.
Tuition in English Branches per Ses-
sion Of twenty weeks, Sl6 90
Tuition in Music, Piano, per Session
Of twenty weeks, 35 90
Tuition in Music, Guitar, per Session
oftweniy weeks. IS 90
Use of PiOno per Session or twenty
weeks, s 90
Tuition in the Modern Languages,
per Session Of twenty weeks, 10 90
Tuition in Ancient Languages, per
Session oftwenty weeks, 10 90
Drawing and painting in Oil and We
ter ColOrs, 10 90
| MezzotintO, 10 90
Chinese Painting, 10 90
Embroidery with CreweIl, 10 90
Board per Session, - so 90
Washing per doz., 50
Furnishing room per week, SO
Fuel during the cold season, per
week, l2l
Music, Instrumental and Vocal, BY Prof Pip
l. P. WeTIein.
Assistant Teachsrs-N ISIS Clarrissa Chapman,
do do Miss Mary Chapman.
Stewardess-Mrs. N. Rsynor.
The whole expense for one Academic year, IN
GLIDING board, tuition in English branches, wash
ing, furnishing rooms, and wood for the winter
season, $50 Sl77 90
For board and tuition Onlyi one year
q in English, ,.- I.,sr 1877 90
For tuition only, one year in English, 80 90
Bills must be paid in advance for one session,
81 ten per cent will be added.
Woodve, September 8, 1912.
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-09-16
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well fitting clothes mad. to give him call 'S
LADIES' walking and riding habits cut and made in
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