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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-15

~ The Marshall II. A. Society will hold their
usual eforml meeting their Hail. Of Broadway and
Lspenard street this Tuesday evening at ~ oeocE "a,
Of belfast Ireland. and Professor John Walsh Singing by
the Choir A. ID. WILSON. President.
n M WOODRUFF Secretary. it,
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Come rn]y, come rally, Bright beams Of The dry
EIeedom Aou Is now bursling shout for our Clay

Freedom soul Is now UursIHg 10 sIUu ro1 oui O1uE
DY Third Ward Clay Club.-The Club. and all
who honor the name Of the Champion Of American Industry
will for bu.iness At the Head Quarters No 2l Wash.
THIS EVENING at III O'Clock and on euch
succeeding Friday and Tuesday Evening. Information will
be afforded prospects our organization viii be pro
ceeded with addresses will be made gee sung, the constu
ton signed, and the glorious wors urged on;
wv" WILLIAM LODGE, President.
SAMUEL R. MABBATT. Ssc,o,r;es
WALTER X PENNY, SSeS''ie'' II
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pARTOLEDEM NANNY.

N,OUA BISCUIT AND SUGAR LHACkEks-iho sub.
rcuber wishes make known 20 the public that much OF
The b.cut and crackers which so this city by the above
Names are entirely different O the SODA BISCUIT and So
OAR CRACKERS made al his Bakery which have been asea
nv nynilds particularly Those who suffer from indigestion.
for more twenty years with the best results whe nc
imteon which be made pce. though Lefnaps
god Tor peon IN health wholly unfit for The lick he
above BscUrr and CRACKERS, a:o BuTTER BiscUIT Mun
and Navy BRKAp Of the first quality, are constantly TOT
sale M the we'll known establishment !5 see,
corner OF Warren street. EfHhAlM IhEhD"Ei IL
,vfh Ems
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IsY G. 5. FISK s,ore No. ~ Canaslrrei. Natora HALL
ID At Private Sale. flair and Moss MatTascS. at auction
prices.
TUESDAY. October 18th.
At 10 O'Clock. No. lUo Eighteenth street
WI! I've Sold 10 ioeclosc mortgage. the contents Of Loco
FOcO Match Manuincn:y. cOrCstng al about SO match
frames paper cutpg uiHcuc. spnt machine. stoves and
pipc horse. aud sundy Other nt'lclcs
BY order of Aiired Roach. constable.
~ ptvu;e sale. Hair and Moss inttrase' and osns
double Dunabe Brd,eye Adelaide uld plain Florence Hats.
of superior quality. at auction prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-15

Wings OF the Third Ward come up to the
work. The Wings requested to meet at the North River
Coffee House Monday evening" at o'clock and every o
lowing nigat during the week for tho purpose OF completing
Our organization punctual attendance is requested
JAMES Il. WOOD.
OLD St Chairman Of tho Ward Committee.
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LADIES',

LADIES,
Your attention called TO the very extensive Stock Of
and Rich Fall Goods. just opened.
leo pieces Rich Silks, from a to los per yd.
900 Very Rich CaShmeres. from 3, TO IS per yd
$50 Newest patterns NJ. De Laincs and Reps from
lsed to IS per sd.
500 Aapacca Lustres from Is to IS eryd
l5O French Merinos, from IS to los per I'D.
500 Cashmere Shuws new designs from SIS to el00.
100 printed Thibet Wool, from SO to s25.
1000 Silk Satin. meriRo. Wooden. Thbet Wool. Broche
Woted Damask Plaid Shaw with many other styles suita
BILE for the season.
Also very large Stock ofBanke and Fannes with every
style of goods wanting for the fad and winter wear
lone price asked and no deviation.
oil is BARKER i, TOWLE. II Catharlne-st.
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RECEIPTS AND STOCKS OF COTTON AT DATES.

kBcEIrTs AND STOCKS OF COTTON AT DATES.
receipt. Stoek.
Nsw-Cresns 9Th Oct. .Ss. !ea ss.s:4....3s.S 2i.sS
Mobile. oh Oct ...... ass a.sSs..... 1881 3.sg
s::ss e s o.; ,ss;5
r. Carolina. ash Sept. 9 ST.. Su 200
Virginia. lst Seps....... 49,. 3 $50 g75
Nsw-York, 18th Oct.... .....23.0S0 $500
Total...............7s.<0I sslSs .s7 4SO siNs
EFFORTS TO DarEs AS ABOVE.
u; Bn,sin France MOI Europe. UtbeIp,s Total
Ys.. Sssy , sssp 81 81 1 a
FLOUR AND MEAL-There il but small supply to-day
and With demand from the trade oces are very finn
IN the morning al 4D 63. and heard OF Of con-
mon anything over 62n About 1000 bb Troy sold
4eSS aeaH Round hoop Ohio Is ~ some demand 56s
"a ss Coed brands Michigan and Ohio bring 4s6s 63
Ia Southern we hear Of sales of importance excepting ESQ
obs fancy PeersbuIs arrived Tor export
parSe Of the same sold at 4s Small sales Georgetown
bIondyw'ns 4.s7H. Richmond City il nominal
Meai hwishout change Sales Jersey at IA 2.6s<. Bag
made at l0H if,tc. ~ 1'' ''''--A N' 1'N '<4''
ncensdeebe demand. small sale OF Virginia was made
at c Considerable aes Of Corn have been made to-day
AID pnces are scarcely FIRM About 500 huxhe, Southern
500 % cntls at o2 delivered mostly arrive.
taken at Zoe delivered. No Barley market An arriving
comes TO city brswsrx Oats plenty and selling nj 81
aSc Buckwheai Offered ut 44c arrive Sale IO bsr
old Blnss Eysd Pea. at 81. 50 per bag offs bush.
WHlShEf The market firm. Drudge is selling freely a,
price offered for mote. 49, anu u'a'
eoHAY.-There fai. demand and good supply. Abou,
@ eses SOD 10. Southern shpreat 4 and 500 do tbs East
LEADWs notice sale of 500 pig. Masouri a, aiax To
suye. 4.cS& is asked. - LAY. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-15

VATiNDOW SHADE DEPOT. NO. SPRCcE-sTRxsr.-
w The subscriber would advice all hose who wish TO puf-
cha Shades either Wholesale RETAIL U ca lat No. Ispruce
street. they have greater ussoTtment than ~ Inc 0s -
Adjustments city, and they truly say then me on
oil color shades painted Signs Bannsn and INTERIOR peoofa
tinns done in style be surpassed Aisu OF acknow
edged reputation will always find oyment AAo wnTted
thee or four apprencsu None need apply uaess they have
,ass a ,o' ''A"''" PARTOL & DE NANNY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-15

L,ARrHEN WARE-Now landing. new styles and pau
T. terms OF Earhen and China Wac. Pspacked for ths
6IIers EDWARD FIl.LEY.
ri imeodi.< l25 siaidsn Lane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-15

nT Second Week of the Fair for the
BENEFIT OF THE MARINERS FAMILY INDUS
oSeumen generally informed that this FAIR will continue
Saturday afternoon and evening thus gvnR parents
quence number Of strangers coming into the city TO visit
the Fair American Institute they have been Induced to
keep their Rooms open another week. BY this means giving
strangers and friends opportunity OF visiting hem Mari
ners' ChWch, Roevelts open at O'CLOCK P NJ oil Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-15
~ no Chnrge until the Hair lie Restor

is the term. on which Beal Hair Restorative is applied
the Office. No 1917 First Avenue. New-York. Depot lI3
Broadway Boston depot. Milk ST.
NBPesonal reference TO lis success. ol5 lwis'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-15

~ A MeZZctint Likeness OF Henry Clay,
this day published by the subscriber from the Dssuereotype
original of the Clay Breast Pins of which faithful and
pleasing copy. 1t OF the and style OF Likeness Of
Theodore Fvenehuysen Price 25 liberal deduction
TO wholesale purchasers Cash orders for both ei the
Engraving solicited
% ms ANTHONY, EDWARDS * co. ai7 Broadway.
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Below
SuOdens

/ bark. Wind SOUTHEAST.
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DRY GOODS.
IoO RATES. OF FLANNEL

100 BALES OF FlANNELS.
J. o TAYLOR {: co. 50 Cedar street.
OFFER FOR SALE By the piece bne. the largest lots
" of Red White Green and Yellow flannels both plain
and twed now in the market The Eiderd opn Flannel for
chidrens wear being oil oo0 very white and mapped on
both de will be found and beautiful article, and very
saeabe.
MI. Ill fan,. Enr ch,ld-n's dresses OILS
CASHMERE DE cess. CASHMERE REPP AND
4 MOUSELINE DE LAlNE--SU1TON & co. invite
all Ladies purchase the above articles of wear to
call and examine splendid assortment of entirely new
sty which just opened and are eauain style
and quality to any thing the City Ladies are INFORM
ed that our present stock of the above Goods much superior
to any assortment Offered in th; part Of the CITY,
NB-Ju.t opened case Mourning.
Grape De Lanes worth a. 3D. be sold at Is 3D. the yard
OF iS3m. SUTTON & W ln spring 81.
NvEW AND ELEGANT RIBBONS-Just opened the
largest assortment of style Bonnet Ribbons ever Of
feed in this part the City Several styles just received from
auction and selling below the importing cost at
OF ism. SUTION & W. g i' spring 81
N.B-Milner, may purchase Of US much lower than OF
the jobbers.
NIERINOS, BOMBAZINES. ALPACCAs. &c-A very
Nl large and beautiful assortment OF the above named ar
Giles Jus, received from and selling at prices that cannot
fail to suit. Call soon at SUTTON & CO.'S III Spring st.
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Passengers Arrived,

passengers Arr1Neus
In the Brig Stirling, from Sdrannnh-Mr HlGglns
lady and family Capt Buinan Mr. Harmsn. Mr. Jeter snc
Elm he 6ri- E1act from SCRAMBLE Acos,a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-15

L,RENCH CARCEL OR MECHANICAL LAMPS
Sold the depot John street, n. Y and NJ the FOL
lowing agencies Philadelphia A. Bennett - Chestnut street
Baltimore, Could l36 Market Washington. +. Mnn
Co. BOson, IS H. Wood, lSy Washington street. Alba
ny. siutoId & Wcpdall.
la consequence The increased demand for celebrated
Carce Lamps for this and other markets and the difficulty
have with In obtaining styles suited to the various
patrons, have found Il TO send an
agent Pans expressly SupeunPnd the nufActure u
them are therefore enable oer tn the public this
son. models every variety knownsU.ed Ia all tastes, We
taken To have all the lamps imported by VI
made perfect and al respects 'ec from oblec
Any lamp sold by that IN any way imperfect OF
does not glye entire Satisihctun may be returned
The following ot fecen, mpnrtbtions
CARCEL LAMPS Of 0rer tico hundred models.
in Or Noun Nprnis Anrlq u rome Antique. &c; nmonge
which be found OrnapentnI Lamps. stys
Egyptian, uhiuuc WISE Lamps. 81 porcelain.
Sc &c for pa'lp bOudoiS. sc. furnished IN any oi
the various styles ancient or modern.
SUSPENSIONS for Hats,
Do Cor Libraries with porcelain shades
Iuslres for ParlOrs. 10. and ilmec ights each;
Brackets-n great variety; -
DIFFERENTIATION. gut. painted md cut. OF nearly loO va
rietles
D.esden Porcelain Shodes-a beautiful article piece;
French cooJed Shades, for hbrae-n new nrtice which
the medal the Exposition des Arts at Pans this
Paper Shades OF 90 ynrees-a large assortment suitable
for lamps Of every description. 80,
Together with every other article the nea OF which will
be sold at the lowest possible rates enes VIII I'd ufnhheu
upon liberia terms.
recently received drawings of the styles Of
goods manufactured for whrh shall he pleased To
hibt to the Of the public We have ALEC ecsved
drawings nil the models OF Lusrss and Bras for Candles
and Lamps the principal maauactofes of Pars OF the most
ma snicent description which import TO order at Pans
prices adding duties and expenses oil Transportation
"a 21wM A. DlACOS s, Z ID SAATON. Agents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-15

FIVE PER CENT. STORE!
To Cash Merchants.
The attention OF Cash Buyors respectfully called 70 our
new and advantageous system OF selling
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
ct On advance ofony
FJVE PER CENT FROM 3CTUAL COST.
BY this means the Cash Merchant will the purchase
oGoods from ten fifteen per and have the advantage
of selecting from large and desirable stock.
MARSHRLL'S LINEN THRE!7D
always on hand, at greatly reduced prices. -
ny Country Merchants visiting NewYork, will lind 1t
their interest give call before purchasing elsewhets
HUTCIIlNGS, CASWELl & SMITH,
No. Is Cedar street.
o31m is. 8 doors from Pearlsreet. New-York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-15

nRINTED CALICOES-PRICES REDUCED!..LEE &
L BREWSTER Offer for sale at their Warehouse for Print
ed Calcoes exclusively. No. A Cedar street, large as
sormen of Prints: embracing several thousand different pat
terms and coorings American French Turkey Red &C &c
in every variety of STYLE many OF which they enabled 10
offer at prices from
TO 5 CENTS LOWER
than the prices Of July.
Catalogues of Prices corrected with every variation OF the
Mako, nre nloced in the hand, of BUYERS s3l istf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-15

hs- At a numerous Meeting OF the Book,bind.
ers Blank Book aud PocketBook Manufacturers, held Oct
sh at ia Fulton street, the following resolutions were unan-
lmousy adopted:
Resoiued That we. the Book Binders. Blank. Book and
Pocket Book manufacturers OF New York return hearty
thank. the Knckerbocker Clay Club for their kind emem
bance of u.s. their glorious struggle for Mechanics Rights.
and that recognise HENRY CLAY Of Kentucky, az the
Jealous and seqdy friend OF the Protective System
Res0lred Tint accept the invitation OF the knicker
booker Clay Club out IN their Grand Procession OF the
10Th inst.
Resoipsd That earnestly cooperate with them in
tending for 1.-THE Tariff" as IS and Protection TO our own
Mechanics pledgng ourselves each other TO every hon.
onbe power to convince opponents that II IS
better for them have manufactured goods for American
consumption made American workshops al least until
every man. child. who required to labor for
support. shall be insured full work ut high wages.
WIN. CUSHING, President.
Vi6e Presidents.
STEPHEN WILSON, w BURGER.
JACOB SCBRivER. WIN. MCGARDEE
Committee IF -4rrdns ernenf
G. c. Mann, L Walker. T.. Gaylord.
l.. Chapman. J. Wilson.
rs RssAEEI IIFs' Secretaries.
New York, Oct. 8. 1874 oo 6tsc
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2 Tho Mechan:cs, Ins,itute Cla

VII
mfrtee complete their arrangements for Glasses this win
ter have resolved give tho OF their Lecture nom with
light and fuel gentleman wishing to open Glasses on
Mechanical and Perspective Drawing. Chemistry Mathemu
tc Book keeping. the French and Spanish Langungs
Teachers wishing e avail & OF these pr
NJ and P NJ. tlilwtl C. l.. BARRlTT, Actunry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-15
MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT OF NETWORK, OCTOBER Is.
utsr,TuRr LTwAylC-TuIs DAY,
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WANTED.

WANTS a sITUATToN-Bya respectable young wo-
w man esa chamber maid. wiling 10 INSIST in washing
and ironing OF to 90 general Homework in small respectable
Walker st up tiairI. OILS it,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-15

$50 hWINTER ARRANGEMENT , Tor New
H-Is port and Providence-FaIe $aGThe spie 2
SElFEIfS did steamboat NEPTUNE. Capianl ~
Chlds viii leave pier foot Of Liberty street every
Wednesday and Friday at P. NJ All KINDS oil eifnt
al he lowest prices Passengers taking this boat w N
In time take the morning train ior III OF
Tx n '''0 III Liheytyatreet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-15

PASSAGE FOR sAvANNAH.-RegulsrP Packet Of
A October vei InoTn and faySIi ., Pe aa.
fSe1S rs aboye-having good accommodation Tor cabin Sc
cond cabin and To secure berths early
must be made beard foot of Maiden lane or
~ w. & ]. 7. TAPSCOTT. 70 South;E-
" o,s corner Maiden lane.
, 1844-08-17
Notice.

FESIiE Planters Tobacco Inspection Ware.
Il house is now carried on by the subscri-
bcrs, who are prepared to despatch busi.
ness without delay. They take this opnor-
tunity Of informing their numerous friend
of the necessity of having their timber well
seasoned before their hogsheads are set IN,
as much good tobacco is injured from hav.
ing the hogshcad made of green and unsea-
sOned timber.
The late law says that the length OF
stave shall be 81 inches, the hog.head 40
inches across the head, shall have 6 hoops,
and contain not less than 500 lbs. tobacco,
VOOLFOLK x FIFE,
Nov . Jnspconrs
The Mi'sourian, Era and Rcnortcr cooy
. months weekly; Palmyra Wing, Jefferson
Inquirer, Boonvillo Observer, F~a,ctte Times.
GLASGOW Pilot, Liberty Banner, Platte Ia.
gle, Western Missourian, Lexington ,n,ess.
Hannibal journal, Paris SentiaeI. ST. Char Iee
Advertiser, Bowling Green Radical and Co.
.u'nhia Statesman will each insert the above
10 amount Of 8 : and charge this Office,
, 1844-08-17
Look Here!

THE subscriber has just received
Z a large AMI splendid assortment
of FRESH GOODS, which he offers
to sell very low for cash, Or merchan-
table produce. his stock, consisting of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard Ware,
Tin Ware, Boots, and Shoes, and al
most every other article usually kept
in a country store. All Of which he
intends to sell as low as any ether
store in the western country. st. Lou
is excepted. NJ. N. McLANE.
Ashley, April 9Th, IG44.4w22.
, 1844-08-17
NOTECE.

N~OTICE j., Lcrcby given that the under
y si-ucd la, obtained from the Clerk OF
the County Court Of Lincoln county, No.,
jrttr.- Tr-tlmcutay, upon the Estate of
Colcn.ln E-tc., dccca.cl, bearing date the
1t day Of March, 4. u. l~Il. All per
sous hay.~- c!aims against said estate, are
requested to exhibit them in one year from
the date Of saii Letters, for allowance. or
they may be prccludrd from any benefit Of
said c%statr, aud if such claims are not pre-
.cntci within three years from the date oil
said letters, they will be forever barred.
JACOB O. ESTES, IT,,
{. w. GILLUM.
March 10Th, ISL. 3wI9.
, 1844-08-17
NOTICE,
st. Louis Jan. 18th, 1914

overwhelmingly given that The undcr.
sa& s'sned has takeG out letters of FIESTA
mentary, on the c'tate ofJohu Maxwell. Sen.
Decd from the Clerk of County Court OF
iike cHdnty, bearing date the Isl Of Dec .,
A. ID. 1913; all persons, therefore who
nave any claims against the estate of said
deceased are required To EXHIBIT the same
duly Authenticated forallowance, within ous
year from the date of said letters, or they
may be Procinded from having any benefit
of said estate, and if such claims are not
presented within three years they will b,
forever barred.
JOHN MAXWELL, Ex'r.
pcc-mber-@d, 1913, 3r5
, 1844-08-17
G1pkRTME7SNlP.

THE undersigned have associated them
selves under the style aud Esm Of
LUCE & BOON,
as Formariiag & Commission Nar-
Giants d DaalnrS in Dry Goats.
Grocsrias, Boo'e, Sh,eS, an! As
soric3 Nercha"diSe.
By the Doth Of March they Will be in re-
Ceirt Of 4 rcw and well selected stock Of
STAPLE Merchandise from New York. which
will he sod at unusually low rates for Cash,
or in barter frr pFnaucc. They arc, al-a,
p~rcparcd To make liberal advance, in Cash
upon Tobacco, Hemp, Lard, Bale Rope and
Ra-giu-, placed in ;hci, hand. for Shipment
to their friends either iu &. Louie, New "
leans, or New York. They viii, also, ply
the market price in Cash Tor Hemp aud To
Lacco. WILLIAM LUCE.
BAILEY H.. BOON.
Loui.iara. NJ. 27th Fob. l-ii, i.
, 1844-08-17
GrA. VfVf9aT9Ru

VHE undersigned having Purchas.
IL ed the Tan Yard, fornerIy own,
ed by 0. s. Jennings, near Bowling
Green, and having procured a good
Eastern Tanner, intends carrying on
the business in good style, and bet
ter than it ever has been. We in
tend to keep. at all times, Leather TO
exchange for hides; oil persons wish
inc to have their hides tanned on
the shares, can be accommodated,
and | will be responsible for all h;ie5
delivered in good order, and if dam
aged in the yard, will bind myseii
to make good, and pay all neglect
or failure On my part.
All leather transactions since the
9TH Of October last will be attended
20 by me.
DAVID McALlSTER.
March olSt. 1914. 3m2O.
, 1844-08-17
NOVEMBER ELECTION.

We are authorized TO Mel
SON C. O'REAR, of st. Charles county,
as a candidate for the office of Circuit
Attorney, at the next November Flee
ton. June Sth, 1874.
, 1844-08-17
The Masonic College of Missouri.
TO TIE PUBLIC.


TO THE
The General Assembly of the State Of
Missouri. in February, 1913, Incorporated
the Grand LODGE Of tie state, by law. with
ro,yer to nyrrI,ya and Eoid for educational
puroo.e, fftv thousand dcl,ars worth Of real
e.tatc. and also IL establish aud control an
As,lum for destitute children. and a $chool
and Collie, of Leaning for the Education
Of y,ptb in Virtr- and Science. This act
of The legislature wash, ,hr Grand Lodge,
at the sun,sl cooyncaticrju October i~i2,
accented. aud rroocrtv has bern 7urchased,
/ cap.i.tip. af farm or over 500 scrr., near
P,Ir,ra a.. cor-tvsrat Of Marion coun-
l.. or5 an 49, tint. =, tb- .amr coun-
~ ,,v.I,s r;ros r,,r, PoIp7r,. containing
/ tie CoIIe,e BuilJin~.. If ,fnrlr dimensions
T.. fro,d accommodation f,r one hundred
! students.
The C,uc.ei !, ~.itp,te ,ichtcen miles
from tho vissi.s;,,i River. in ono of the
ms.t bean,ffp, fertile and healthy s~ection.
Of tbo S,,ta n,I ~ 49,. n;a.t Of, moral.
reT,;op.,na i,4,,t,ior. no.uIation.
.+tbs meeting of tL,. Grand LODGE in
Aprf, inst the institution was organised
bv tho aGo,t;op of = code Of BYLAWS for
il. Goy,,omo,t. rrbicb will he published in
d,. time md tLs clocti., ,f r,ouisi;r OGi.
rors md prof.ssos Wa,thinr,on Smith.
u .nsc II Of a.. cr,rJ Iodp. or
\. VI ana T. IL q. Inc "F'u' i,"",e y
dent or tha Coua-. and 4 Patterson. t,so.
cf F,vrff- No va, p~nsoinousIv elected
frIncipa' "i the Asylum nm" preparatory
school. 10 those gentlemen the "u'!f' o.
government ana instruction VIII "c co"H"tN'
until the number OF students shal! require
additional! Professors.
I"i. J Montgomery oil laihy'H' 10,
taken charge OF the Refractory, ana VIII
provide and furnish boarding Tor the STU
dents.
To place withinthe reach OF all the means
OF moral culture, and instruction IN sclcnce'
at the cheapest possible rate, has been The
most anxious desire "i tie Grand Lodge
The prlce OF board and tuition IS thrFei"ic
put down "a low A. 1t can be Afforded.
Tuition IN the Preparatory Department
vii! he
Fer session of i've months, =" wv
and IN the College Department, 10 w
For boarding, washing, fuel and
light, per week. 90
Board and Tuition fees payable IN nd-
vance for zach session. No tuition f." viii
he charged for students sent by the Lodges
Each student will finnish his own red.
bedding. stationary and booEs;alsn n pitch
er, wash-howl and brushes, for his own use.
For the SAKE ofcconomy. tits desirable that
the outer garments Of the students should
he OF bis" or -rer c"sinct or cloth.
~fulrrfz " III he rrrC.yp1 on and after the
, 1844-08-17
B. BRlN-Hl.M,

NEILL act as our agent in receiving
W and reCniptiRg for hides at his Sad
dler's Shop. Persons indebted to me or to
the ffm Of Campbell Il Crane, will oblige
me quite as much 10y payment in hides rs
in cash TO the same amount. Debts due to
J. W Campbell, can be paid the same way.
G.B. CRANE.
, 1844-08-17
Notice.
April p, 1914

4 IL indebted to us, Kent, Eastin,
IA d Co.. will please take notice We
are determined and compelled to bring
our business to 4 close. and have
handed over TO Francis Watts, Esp,
all cur notes and accounts for colIcc-
ton, who is fully authorized by US to
receive and receipt for the same, all
who arc indebted to us. either by note
or otherwise will please cali at bis
office and pay their notes or accounts
if they wish to save cost, We have
INDUCED our customers long enough,
and can wait on them no longer. Suit
will be brought in every case unless
the money is paid within a short time.
Those having claims against US will
present them TO him for adjustment.
HENRY T. KENT,
G. D. EASTIN.
HORATlO T. KENT.
GAINESVILLE. April &c, 1874. 3w2G.