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LrcTuRm
On topics al general interest," which they ,n,. H.
'"n''on ct the whole community. Nor. par,cna,ly !,
desired, that young psr-oIs of both ..,.s mas 80
tem'n OF leisure aud ~ who might o,h.r,,,.. b. -.
IN the unprohtabe business oi DOING no,hins l :, !,
u'os "s'dens wh" sew that they may reap Nh. b.n.s,
III" proposed undertaking. The Club wonld b. mos, b.
ny to s"e '"sc who arr united in the holy bands os m
lock. which 81 Paul hath commended IN IA. ~.
antony oil men land, may add parenth.,ieal, ,co,
o" ua' - this cass the Lecture novelty De-, CONF,
ab"S>ing frequently enjoyed in the privacy Of the dam
TIC n''Sde. Nv recent packet r,'basa Il grand.
renf, long letter received 10y the Regent ,r,,
~se' Society in l.cip-ic strongly recommending IN. MI,
oi Lectures that which il would pnr-ne and ,h ~,
therefore ga loco Soforis determined adopt the pla, a. III
ou further delay. The Abba,o will be- fitted nm In g, ~
n'r which will afford every satisfaction To the aui.,
while nothing will be- revealed Of the IIennec Nv,.
more imposing 1t need scarcely be- ssid than the Ecu.,i
oi old OF the Mysteries Uf Pan. OF modern Times H. -
der that knowledge may bc widely diiIuseJ the ,J,,i
wl he if'e' LOT she that hath hear let HIM hen,
"e"''"'eh' Nsi'ers wishing To give. however mn,
rest assured that the money will In, e,,.nJ.l !.
Juu'''""s committee, ia that mot laudsbl. of NJ
charities, feeding the hungry the meal selected IL,
my invariably supper and palatablc food. to M,
oysters %c supplied for such the Club may n,i,c
Tie Club hasten tn publish the following
Progr me:
't'' ~ iN''' Commencing At 10 O'clock r. NJ. A,
Address on Dcietics with ilu,tra,,,,
experiments on various dishes Bv 4;
a. Doemhrownski, To be assisted h., I'm
Club. - ''
JAM J. '9'' On IN" Right OF ESpauiuton as conn.c,
ed with Emiganis To Texas ar eli,
where. by the Chcvalier KNOCK ,nv
hai-oh, l.. l.. d.: r. X. =
True pariot. they. for t- rup..,,,..J
They len their county" sc sc
''' Reflections on the foregoing. Il, Res
Hickman, Gent l.. q. A.: r. f. r.
F'bN D. Lecture ON the Electic Spark shnwir
how 1t may Ice ELECTED from the hums
face, by the Science OF Pupii-u,
some one ot the audience. By A
BuseT
~ An Address on Voluntary Contriln,,,.
By the Regent After which I,
scribe will carry around III. hat
ascertain the effect produced.
hc Club Will engage other Lecturers who will be IA
raded ON arrival.
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PETITIONS
MARRIED..

IN Thursday, lh inst, by 'he Rev William T. Waller.
NJ RomEr y. SWroN, 10 ~. Ctrusrfy, VI. dIugi.
t,r OF the late John Brrrh. ali ri ihe CRY.
The Lynchburg Vuginian will please copy.
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FURNITURE At COST,

YNIIE Subscriber intending To close his present
n l.hess wou respectfully the public that ~
hand goui stock Of Furniture winch sell for Cah.
AMI would al who of COOL Furniture cali Aii
stock lie nteis co hs bu-nrs by The first ~
January offer inducements WI not fail 20
satisfaction Tie VIII continue make Furniture Ia oi"r until
II January al that shall unsoh at that time VIII
be- oil al Public Auction A. u. CHANDLER
u. ~. SlDcko~ Hill
III have a second hand Piano. which viii ell ~
hall ~ value. Persons indebted will please call and efe
their respective early practicable. wish re
my pos.ibly. Tle Ware that Occup
Tor trent 9n-eodlm \. ~ &
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Che Grrnnrtir Climb

With view To P"blic entertainments and in,tre,,o
announce that ih"v intend giving, during the conr. f n
"nsn'ng winter, series at gtaui,oas
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Tie Second Lecture on Pop'ry win be- delivered n ihe
fir-t Presbyterian Church iJ.mouow stoung O'clock
Tho subject Will 800 he JGr,rf, Strangers and ciule,t
generally are invited 10 attend
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L. Just "a congrainlatinr ourselves upon the
universal harmony ot oil the materials at the De
mOcrScy te iire has broken fresh place. The En-
qurer and the Petersburg Republican, did Nestnr aud Young
AaN-arc the rash iisnbcr- u the general peace.
While We dO not intend make NEEDLE IN this
business, 1t but air the Younger warrior that he
should be- placed the platform with his veteran
rival. and should least, bc permitted appeal the
same tribunal. For this purpose. copy the Republicans
ln.t.l
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TUNE shschet wnieave Robmond on o. about The it l,nu
a nert or the West and oer his ssyiees 10 Merchants
ard otbss Gr The can uauscion Of Other bu
nes- In Chaeston Va Cincinnati oho louisville Ky New o.
kans and other Western eities
Refer ~ John 1ancascf Zee, AID w thntenden Isl
Secretary J. " A K.Co " y fohIlAuN,
a. s-cotthu Agent J. v. b. CO.
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This inclined question bot W leave II Oh
oones-IoHt-HI's responsibility -Eus. Coca
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CHURCH PEwS AT AUCTION.
pJ- We respectfully request attention 10 m. s,, q, -
front OF IA" United Presbyterian Church on this iS,luut m
noon nj = O'Clock de . lNLoES BROTHER Au,t.
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FOR the District OF Columbia,
5TsN The goed Schooner Pennsylvania, Capt.
Ell Badly, having portSon I'll cargo sngag-d lie
patch Foo balance of frsighi apply
d. S-dt RANKIN Il wHTTI.OCL
IME-IO0 casks Thomaslon Lime, in store
IL lot BOYD, EDMOND DAVENPORT.
10 BAGS Geese Feathers, Just received, for
II - by 81 JOHN y. GORDON
HDs Birachsd Winter Lamp r~ceWin.
- sale by de 81 wORTHAM. McGRIDER Il 10
FOR BOSTON,
No, The Schr. Ch0rIes PhildR Mark Town.
E1 s.nd wi b. ready height
port Monday morning Ih Apply Captain
boaui a DspT-sts wharf EDWIN rARRAK
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EXCHANGE HOTEL.

NlIE Proprietor feels grateful Tor the patronag"
u he from and enlightened and liberal pub
Ic AMI beg them u m inreuiied eniehvo 10
please all make the Exchange Hotel Their home I" ee NJ
hn1n reduced ~ - per day and 20 merchants on ir
country and others who remain 81 50 uer day,
only without any charge Tor lights &C. a.. lie ~ all
prepared fcw gentlemen with nfif families OF ss
grn.nen board on the for Tie Ani
mrnbcrs Tie Legislature m nc rning srson r hrgs
will be- silan 0iisf esiihshu
IN the city considering ie comforts accommodations afforded
Geteen from county. visiting the Hotel with ihe ofse-
informed b. taken 81 thi ~ hr I'n@s hat
den WHOSE st,br b. contiguous n iic Hotel 80 per daj
Yearly Boarders only, ir Genemens onnf F4Uo
per- year, Ladies Ordinary, s1ei. fREDERl'k bOfbhN
M I6-rnd I'm
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LArE.r ~ ~ Er.nlng,s nLaA.


"Le,t you may not haso been informed by some other
person 81 the result ~ our ast night drop you
line inform you thereof. Contrary n expectation the
South Carolina and Georgia delegations wcrc n attendance
end behaved well. They talked good deal II harmony
aud reconciliation and slated express terms that they
had no expectation oi Mr. CalhOuns uofnnaiiOn tor the
Presidency, but nt they intended support the nominee
n te Convention, provided would hold - them the
oyo branch and That due a. hem that ies fho Van
Ben Pauy should lender a. aud asked, on Of
determination do at before any person should he
nominated any Office he should he Of two
thirds IT the Numbers present We yielded 10 them and
then proceeded TO nominate Speaker aud u resulted
follows, J5hn w, Jones a., William Wilkins IT, H. n.
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- COMMISSION HOUSE

INE undersigned have fotnied 60 Partnership nde hf '
u and firm of
Bridges a Hrother,
fo The purpose ~ General anil lofNafd
ing Business fisnds ant IN public
renemlY
They viii particular N me ah o. Tobacco f'uT
AMI every dercurfOu ~ Mechludige kng
experience Tobacco and Gain trade they ei isihei 30
pruusing aticton ~ Win may hvo consgnnen
once fbs of Csfy neu do"' 70
Charles Palmer, Esq.
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HOYT u cos PRIZE OFFICE

100000
S20,000ii SlO,OOOlll
80 PRIZES OF 1000 DoLIaRsuu
and other prEes amounting s6Oe6O Drawing come, OFF
'ay Tickets $40 liberal discount where PACKAGE
taken. Chances for sale by HoYT A 60
WA HOUSE NAlLS-25 kegs Cumbc.
land Factory w H. Nails received per Schr John stunbr
SALE by de ~ Al uARRIson
(RANDY and TEA pi+- 6ur oL Dak Brandy chs.
- supeor6 = Tea chests superior Black Tea hy
81" w. NJ HARRISON
ENAMll.Y HAMS and MERCER POrATOEs-IOu good eoanN
cured Hams 100 bushels Potatoes foT sale BY
DE- W. 81. HARRISON
CofFE, SUGAR. BACON, &c.
IDRINE Gf--n strong scented Rio COFFEE
de- do Laguyn
10 ~ Domingo ia
Very Superior old yellow Cuba
dp d. do AngOsiura
~ do do Java
Pnnr Porto Rieo Sugars
do Cuba Clarified do
de- do Muscovado Susars
do Bacon SIDES without BAsk Bon
10 do Shoulders
best Howard Street Whisky Bsnsl.
Superior Old MononPAiela 10 d.
Prime No Leaf Lard IA Kegs
10 do Gosr-n Butter
hlekwLrai Flour "a small packages For ALE BY
dr9 WILLIAMS 4 HAX4LL
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TO THE PUBLIC

Richmond Dec sth lst1 "
" The fefe1burg inteihgencsr ani iynchb"'g
please publish one week and ehatse thls Ofrr
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am TUX KIN ~ lf ilbll0t WI NfAlH
AA occupied BY Mr. A. Stevens and formerly BY '" '
Whit Tho calculated Tor an extensive HforV'
any other hness requiring much hlvius large Iumb'
House connected running back In an Nury The d"fHt
part -tahle accommodation Of gcu'tl family hWH
BE- complete ofdef Tor Rood permanent tenant Fo'se
l Novcmher perhaps 10y an arangfnh'
with The present occupant fdcfifed-Appy 10
~ is.sof REFRs n fotNDEXTyR
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-11

Ukiif dnht.

Order and economy have been in all times
indispensable qualities for all who would con.
Igerve the fortune left them by their parents
and much more so to those who would rise BY
their own efforts TO an honorable aud indepen.
dent position in life. Never before, perhaps,
has this fact been SO generally recognized as
now, and particularly in Louisiana and the
inhabitants Of this fertile state will fnd il i'm.
possible TO discard it, without losing forever
the hope Of surlnotniing the pecuniary diff
%culties, which, for more than one year, have
not ceased TO harrass them.
Every one should be now convinced that an
abundant crop affords no certain basis for cal.
c%ulating on exemption from embarrassment
the elements on one hand and low prices on
the other. are enemies against which our only
sure weapons of the defence, are Older and
economy.
The journal we propose 10 The public, as its
title indicates, is TO furnish 10 each the means
of augmen!ing his resources, and, consequent
W, to enhance his well being. To insure this
object, We shall be compelled TO have recourse
to every branch Of human knowledge for ge-
neral or universal economy, and rural and do
nestle economy, are in a certain degree all
| tributaries to each other, and cannot be adysn-
,ageously prsciised but by persons possessing
n general idea of each
The Economist is designed as a periodical
repertory of whatever may be found useful TO
society; and we shall receive with the highest
satisfaction ail facts and comm unications with
which we may be favored, tending 10 this end.
Method Of pubAcation.-The Economist will
appear Semi-Monthiy, In numbers Of 30 pages,
octave, each containing about halftae quantity
embraced III an ordinary volume. and forming
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text, will accompany the articles where the
subject shall require.
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agents who may receive subscriptions, on the
recipt Of the first number. Price, six dollars
per annum. No subscription received ~forless
than one year.
Communications on business may be adj
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FL "' @. SOUTERRE, Editor in Chief.
Baton Rouge, La, Jan. IA, l643. SO
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no THE PUBLIC,

The undersigned having formed a co.part'
nership. under the style Of Pike and Babin,
for The purpose of transacting aGeneral Com
mission and Storage business, will attend
to shipping Cotton. receiving and forwarding
all goods consigned to our care we will Keep
constantly on hand and for sale, an assortment
Of Produce and Plantation goods, also bag
Cling and rope, all Of which will be sold on as
liberal terms as can be had in this city, We.
will be prepared as soon as the Cotton sea-
son opens. to purchase OF make liberal adj
vances on cotton. We respectfully solicit a
share Of the public patronage, and assure
those who eoniide business to our care. thai
1t will be personally aud punotually attend
ed 10.
Store on Church street, two doors east Of
the store formerly occupied by James MansEer.
t-|5 " FH w. IS. PIKE,
Baton Donge, July 18 "a II. v. BABIN,
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NOTICE,

Desiring to change altogether The nature 81
my business, I take this manner Of notifying
The inhabitants If This town and its ehgirons,
that from this date / shall sell all the goods
remaining IN my store at cost, but on the OK.
press condition of cash down. I will also
take this opportunity to inform all those III.
debted TO me-, thatthey must settle The same with.
o u tdelay, fthey desire me 10 avoid thealnorti6-
cation of transferring my collections to the
hands Of Messrs Avery Il Fowler.
ian 81 80 q GUZMAN.
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NEW GOODS.

The undersigned has just received and is
still receiving his splendid assortment of win,
ter goods: Consisting of a large and fashion
able stock of gentlemens' clothing of all sorts
and kinds, such as hats, caps, shoes &c, OF
different qualities, also an assortment of la.
dies fame. goods, monsseliHe de lame, meri-
nos, broad cloth, cashmere and cassinets, cot
,onade, &c, brown and white domestics. In
short a good assortment Of winter goods for
either gentlemen or ladies wear, and which he
will sell as he always has, very low for
cash. He invites ladies and gentlemen to
come and examine his a~ssortments.
d. SANGER, Lafayette st.
Oct 20 81.
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I

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per sftnais. one hall payable In ! lyance, and
Che rsttssining instalnsnt at the commence.
ussnt Of the latter six months Of each year
Should any one by removal Or otherwise wish
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give notice TO that effect before the expiration
Of the year, otherwise he will be considered
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said officers. such advertisement will not be
published, until the payment BIO satisfactorily
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TRlcKERY IN TRApE-The last number ~
Hunts Merchants Magazine contained an IN.
teresting memoir of the late Gids n Lee. FROM
which we derive the following anecdo,e. AR
Lee used to remark, no trade can be Rosud
that Is not beneficial TO both parties : To the
buyer AZ we'll as the seller. 4 man nav e..
tain a Temporary advantage by selling an artf.
Gle for more than it is worth, but the very Vi.
feet Of such operations must recoif on him. /,
The shape Of bad debts and increased risk."
A person; with whom he lad some tranaoe-
tons, once Eoasted to him tha; lie h,5, IN on-
occasion, obtained an advantage over snch ,
neighbour and ufon another occasion over A.
other n5ighbor; ''and to-day" said he. II bava
o5I9;ned one over you." "Wefl," said M
Lee, that may be but if yon will pror,1.-.
never - enter my Office again, I will gre voo
that bunfe If gnat sAins.' The man msae
the promise, and took them. Fifteen vsarx
afterwards, he walked iato Mr.. Lees Office.
At the instant, on seeing him. he exclaimed
"You ha~e violated your word paw ME for the
goat skins!" "Oht" said tire man, :" 7 am
quite poor, and have been very unfortunate
since | saw you" ayes" said Mr.. Lee. aana
yoa will always be poor ; that miserable de.
sire for ossrFoacsfng others Hsaet eyer .s.rr
you 50.
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BOARDING SCHOOL.
II o u E E,

CONDUCTED By sMRs. A. q. BARKER.
Mrs. Barker respectfully informs her friends
and the public generally, that her school ia
now open for the reception of young ladies'
she occupies the spacious mansion Of Thomas
g. Morgan, Esq. delightfully."- situated. COM
handing a view OF the river and the surround
! ing country unsurpassed Tor beauty by any in
/, .tisiana. It's large and airy rooms, we'll
snisb.f dormitory, extensive galleries and
grounds ia. {. ~-areise, cannot fail to recommend
+ to ali those y Id consider the Importance Of
these advantages !. h., these should be highly
considered in The location D. a good boarding
school for young ladies.
As Mrs. Barker has procured the best rec
commended teachers Ut French d English ~
the year,to reside in her house, &havihg heavy
expenses to incur, che declines taking any
scholars unless the quarters tuition is paid in
advance.
TEnms.-Tuition and boarding per annurn,
1900, payable quarterly in advance washing
an extra charge !, an extra thhrgs of hi pc
month will be made for furnishing bed and
bedding to the boarders. The branches taught
In the school are reading, writing, arithmetic,
grammar, geography, history. moral and rattI-
raj philosophy, chemistry, astronomy. rhetoric
and botany. French. $40 per quarter, music
SS2O per g1arter-Rl per month for the use Of
the ~piano-mezzo tinto painting, ornamental
~lapaning on wood, filagree work, shell work,
wax work, fancy needle work, &c. taught it.
required. Docks and articles for fancy work
furnished on reasonable terms. Scholars will
not be admitted for less than three months; no
deduction made for lost time, except in rHseF
of extreme Illness. Quarter TO commence
on the day the scholars enter the school In
dies wishing 10 visit their daughters for a few
days can be accommodated with boz rd.
Reterrences.--philip HiclY, Esq, Hope Es-
ate near Baton Rouge Rev. William Lacy,
president Of Jackson College John +. Grit.
Esq, la Grange, near Natchez, Miss
g Morgan, Collector If tho port, New
Orleans; Simon w. Walsh, Esq, New Iberia,
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NOTICE.

DR.. Wilcox takes this opportunity to return
his thanks to his patrons and friends for the
liberal support received at their hands. and
as he is about removing from this parish, he
re ers them to DR.. !. NJ. Finders as Il Young
physician, in every respcctentitled to thetrcon-
fidence.
These indebted to DR.. w. by note or &C.
count, he requests TO call on J NJ Brunot, Esq,
who has the same for collection.
Jan II so
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Oct 20 81.


Captain C. Laurent, lately arrived from
France, and retiring from the command of the
steamer Clipper, takes this opportunity to re-
turn his most sincere thanks to his numerous
friends and acauaintances, for past ~favors, and
respectfully informs them and the public in
general, that he has formed a co-partnership
with his nephew, G.. Gaschet de Lisle, for the
transaction of a General Commission and
Forwarding Business. They hope by a strict
attention and the knowledge they have of the
market, to obtain the most advantageous pri-
ces for all kinds of Produce shipped to their
consignment.
C. LAURENT & GAsCHET DE LIsLE.
No. IS, Front Leyee, between BienviIle and
| Cont streets. dec 81 lot II
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FANCY Dry GOODS.

The undersigned has Just opened a fresh
stock Of fancy dry goods, purchased this fall,
and will be sold at o small advance for cash,
which stosit consists in part Of the following;
French, English and American ealiroa.
merinos, botnbasins, monslin de iaine. ging-
hams, printed flannel. black Italian silk, Fou-
lard dos. cambria, Swiss aud jaekenet mus
Inns, Irish linen, linen cambrie, plain and en-.
broldered cambria handkerchief brown hol.
land. %silieiaF, paper mnslins, fancy handker-
chiefs. shawls and ~searfs, silk and cotton hand
kerehiefs. fancy ribbahds, plain and bonnet
do. thread and cotton laces. cdging and insert
ing, embroidered muslin collars. ladies' silk,
cotton and merino stockings, mems and boys
cotton and worsted socks, ladies' silk gloves
aud mlts,lnen's kid and silk gloves. figured
net laees for caps, artificial flowers. straw bon
hetstiadies' caps, wuddinHYwhite and red fan
mel. Eauze flannel, ]srtInet, eatnbroon. cotton
checks, ticking. cotton velvet. ladies' shoes,
mems and boys shoes. silk bone and metal
buttons, susPcnders. boys caps, umbrellas and
raraEn's. blankets. cotton shifting. spool
thread. sewing silk, pins. needles. &C., toge-
Their with a number Of other articles too tedi-
ons IL mention. VIM u PHILLIPS.
nov 30 i2
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prayer OF Dean Of Peterborough, but the spec
ta'ors were dissolved in tears, and one deep
voice only answered amen. Il came from The
Earl Of Kent. An affecting incident now ee.
cured. On removing the dead body and the
clothes and mantle which lay beside it. Mary's
fayorite little dog which had followed It's mis-
tress to the scaAold sunpercsivsa, was found
nesting under them. No enifeaty could pre-.
vail upon II 10 quit the spot and il remained
lying beside the csfpse and stained in the
dants.-IYtisr,s Mlsforu III .Heakklnd.
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BATON ROUGE FEMALE ACADEMY
C0EDrCTrp ny Mn. Avn Mps Fts,re

Nj. and Mrs. Fisher respectfully teudsr their
thanks 10 their patrons for The encouragement
which they have received the last year, and
Keeling DESTROYS that their terms should suit
'he eElgency Ut The times, the charge for board
and tuition will hereafter be but $3.50, per an.
mum. Tuition in English, from six to ten dol
lars per quarter. A music teacher has been
engaged who will pay particular attention 10
the vocal and instrumental music Of her pu.
ptts. No effort will be spared on The part Of
the Te'chsrs 10 merit the appreciation Of those
who MAJ T'aee .heir daughters under their
care. dec 3l-tf Al