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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-09

Effects ofhe late Major RinggoH -
The brig Architect, Capt Gray arriv-
ed on Tuesday night from New Or
leans, having on board the effects of
the lamenled Major Ringgold. The
saddle and saddle cloth exhibits the
effect Of the ball ,as it is torn and spIn-
tered, and 1t perfectly saturated with
blood. The holsters are also torn with
shot. All parts of his dress are unin.
jured except his pantaloons and boots.
The latter had TO be cut from off the
feet. His sword is ALSO among the eff
fects. Nocharge was made for bring,
ing the articles Oh, the Captain strik-
ing il of The articles will be given
in charged Of the relatives ofthe decess,
ed
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-09
From, an officer of tie army 10 has friend IN
Netp Yosk
L.. IOtc
MatamoraS, June 6, 1876.

1t would cheer the heart
of dry goods dealer, or Yankee
manufacturer, TO see how these Mexi-
cans shell out the hard for Yankee
notions. The Army spends about
$1,000 per day for provisions and veg
etabies, which is almost instantly re-
turned TO the few Yankee shop keep
ers who came here immediately after
the army took possession. Things
are selling from one half 10 one-third
the prices formerly charged by heMex-
lean merchants, and the country Poop
lie are buying as though they never
expected 10 have another such chance
for bargains. Smart mechanics would
make fortunes here, as the natives are
two centuries behind us in almost ey.
erything, / shall settle here in thus
country as soon as the war ends, aud
one half Of the volunteers will do die
same, as the bulk Of the people here
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-09

vain glory Of war or the anticipated r.,
umphs OF party.
Rooir,d, Tha, the dsgraccful m,n,..
in which our foreign affairs and home ,.
letesls have been managed under the ,,,,
ent administration, furnish the Nronro,' .,
ducemenl for us 10 persist in our c,en.,,,
until we obtain II full and hnal triumph r.,
our principles.
ResoIr,d, Thn, the renewed and p,,,,
vcring efforts of the Democratic party A.,
las,en again upon the country the oJ,op,
measures Of free trade and the subltc,,p,,
after having been so emphately rcpudn,J
in 1910, shows conclusively that, like tn.
restored Bourbons, 'they have learned M.
thing and forgotten nothing"
Resolred, That the thanks Of TN, n,
,rict are due to the Hon Solomon Fool ~,
the able and faithful manner in which h.
has discharged the duties Of our Rcrroe,.
tative on the floor Of Congress and ,b,,
our best wishes accompany him into tia,
retirement which he has voluntarily soucn
from the station in which he has both hon.
orcd our choce ana won distinction Ni
himself
Rssolred, That we will cordially n.
prove the State ticket, nominated OF Woo.
stock on ,he<25,h uIi, and will suppor !,
with energy and we believe with success
Rssoired, that we can send Hon Will.
lam Henry to Congress from this Distinct
and ,biH
On motion,
Resolred, Thn, the proceedings ofrh
Convention be signed by the officers there
Of and published in the Wing papers in IT,.
district
INLAND HALL, Prcsdu.
MARTIN g =, EysRrs' sccrc,o,ic.
TRENoR w. PARK, 0'''''''
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-09

A CRUEL DIsAPPoINTMENr.-T'h The
accomplished and devoted wife OF Capt
Page, Of the United States Army. as
soon as sheheard ofthe terrible wound
received by him in the battle OF Palo
Alto, left the Injuries OF home and rel
ntives, 10 hasten 10 the bedside of her
battle-scathed husband She reached
New Orleans about two weeks ago
having travelled more than thousand
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-09
WING COUNTY CONVENTION.

The wings Of Rutland County nre in.
vited to NEE, in convention at Cnsleton on
Thursday the oh day Of July next at 10
o'clock, A NJ. for the purpose oinomlnalng
candidates for State Scnators-,nd for the
transaction Of other business preparatory to
the approaching state election
BY order Of the Co, Committee.
Rutland, June Is, 1916.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-09

Mexico. 1.-THE Anu-Pro,eetive Locos lose
their Walker & Mckay bill, which we
now think they will they may a, well ad.
joun Congress and go home. They will
not be able TO carry out any single meas
urc Of their zig gag policy, ifthey lose that
Boston Atlas.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-09
TROUBLES OF LOCOFOCOlSM.

Inc political rogucS who hive managed
to lead by the nose tina, part If the people
who have voted on the Locohco side, are
falling on, with each other mall paris of
the country, The Southern md Western
Locofocos in Congress have b,en for some
time pas, looking upon each uhcr with
surly and growing aspect. Those from
the West have been jealous Of the South,
under the suspicion that their President,
Polk, wns inclined to favor the Southern
branch Of the party, and to throw official
influence and patronage into their hands, 10
the exclusion of the West, The storm.
which has been for some time brewing. has
burst forth at length, in the Brinherhof
outbreak.
We happen to know that. some five or
six months snce-as long ago we think,
ns January last-a formal and emphatic
letter was addressed to the President of the
United States, signed BY I,ocofoco Senators
from the Nouh.NNestcrn Stn,cs, complain.
ing most bitterly that all the influence,
power and patronage of the Governmcr,
had been sludiously withheld from the
States they rcprcsrnt-and demanding. pre
cmlorlty, to be plnced on footing with 9th.
cr States. and 10 be allowed TO enjoy their
t'r share ofthe honors and enolumen,s Of
the Government. In this letter. no par,Ic.
ular person WINS named, for whom office
was requircd-but it contained general
statement ofgricvance, IN being overlooked
and of demand for rcparation in regard to
this minus, exclusion This leurr was
signed we know, by General CAss of
Michigan, ALLEN, Of Ohio, and several
others. We believe it bore the names Of
ATcmrsoN of Missouri-.BRrrsr and Trp.
PIE. of Illinois-unI H.nsroAN and
BRIoHT, of Indiana.
We know tina, such q letter was written
at or abou, the time wo have sne,ifed
w hat TpSDOuSp the President made In Tins
missive Of connlain, and demand ;s uoro
than we know Whether he made prom.
ises 10 renon, Of and renoir hi, sin If ouis
sion towards his North. Western I,ocoloco
friend. ond allie. !, more Than wo can r,o
tend ,o sov. bu, ono ,b,rc . r,o,,, oor,.;.
If no made anu s,ch n,ou,iso.
do,o v,,b them nc bo no. o.;,b r,a,, o,r..
If b;s ,ledocs. no has failed 70 Lo.n b.
I've connla;,;,, No,,h.yos,o,, 1o.o.
b,vo bon, ,ho;, n.,;oroo and .o.,,oI,o1
,boi, ,em,sr. fr. no,,bs No,h;nah..
hoe, do,e f., Them ,,,;on al ,h,, 10.
and now he mas added ;n.n,, 70 ,ha,, ....
ding injury bv totally di.,ooa,d;an -.
solemn pledges in reoo,d 70 0,oaoa -,
absndon;no tho na,alIelork.. 90.
had solennIv n,oniscd ,o n,;,,a;. -
acced;oo n T,eo,y on n. $50
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-09

N%We learn that seriohs rot has oc
cnrred on the line of the Central Railroad,
near Burlington The full particular, we
have not as YET learned, blu, understand that
the dissatisfaction on the part of the labor.
ers grew out of the moo payment Of their
wages. They assembled in large body,
and, as we learn, cnircnched themselves
upon the turnpike and attempted to stop all
communication on the road until they were
paid for their work ,-and it is stated that
the militia were called out before they
could be dispersed. Some fifteen or twenty
ofthe leaders were arrested and placed in
Burlington Jail. Very little Railroad can
they build ,hcrc;-and ii will strike almos,
every one that the directors of the Central
Road are in some way much in fault in
this mater We wal, anxiously to hear
their version Of the matter
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-09

descendants Of Indians evince the
most friendly feelings for us, and sp-
pear really glad that we have come to
the rescue them from the robbers who
have been expressing them.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-09

BENNINGTON COUNTY. Al IA Wing
County Convention holden nt Manchester
on the . inst, Mr. - Brownel and He.
man Morse, Esq, were nominated for coun-
t. Senators.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-09

The following article was published +,
the Herald last week, bu, in consequence
some important errors appearing IN It, We
are induced to publish i again. coreci,d
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-04-04
TO FAMILIES AND
VALIDS.

The following family medicines can ba had
warranted genuine frgm gt6t Ms HhR6mAH,
opposite the Methodist Church.
Sick headache tsmedy=a sure cure for
sick or nervous head ache and indigestion.
Hswss' nerve and bone liHtmebt HndtndiHt
Vegetable EliEtr, an ihfatiible cure for Hhsas
hiatisn, contracted cords. sWelled limbs and
stiff joints,
Dtifidsas' Genuine Balm Of Geiumbia. res
torres or preserves The hair in all eases,
Hays LiHimeni@a cure for the piles, war
fanteds
geiastoek's Yefmifugs. a sure remedy for
worms, price 80 cents.
Hast India Hair Dye. for e]otefiHg grey Or
red hair. bfg#b Or tlaeEs
baliy's Magical Pain Extractor for albums
s#ellihgs, fever, sores and alleEtatnBi aiiings.
! II is warranted to give satisfatiiAHs
GlifiF Of Health, The best article ever used
fer Indigestion and dyspepsia
Indians PanateH, Tor the cure Of SefbfufA.
RhsumalisH. aud all impurities If The blood,
French com plaster warranted to give re-
lief,
oil 6f TabBin, the worst piees Of old isaths
sr mAAs as soft and Pllable as heW. by The HsA
Of this oil, 2 Or b applications lahs green
htles sHertHhlly and renders it imbEfvj6us
to wafer,
fsssa.s Hsafbasnd sandvs SAD. 4 noa
~slaffis Esrsssf itls. 4afnin u 5 aas,e4 al -sa -
s,matat et4s sf64tatLaa s#d staf'
ts1 dnsrF,in7 ssidfstz fa4.da,a "I "''t's
ran. t9othWash and t58ta4bfnshes g4etasHs tgaa
,gasb. Hsssssst snd Hsa.ts ~ = ~, ,tgof's
fsiiaf aavgdsfs tia4. Nat taJ Pea4a,anl aIg
india int ipdstt{bte ~ .gjft std aia 80 a,s,
eafBff4Bs. FGtk and brftanhia s4f 49, t.o !.
stands, roy '''
Fefsf's, eTembaekeFs fs.ss wrfatf-
ae,h,'s taraf, s,d tat,-i3s iii. '='t :
sud l.fIrf bf1sbrs. s~atfae,ts tsita,1a ttaa
whiting, almonds, sga66. sta rets sbtefst1s ~
djgaI aGgrsras- gf1g4rf usttittasyZ '%t's' -,
and TBdn,psbn,s hsatjng safgs tam sAis.b'
nafaaefia. obaditdee. rfiHsh Lrst,fra, a5
fftrlFm oil HatsmaB's dfens nrJfraI i ~
oif. F3Bdtasliats and Gun finfs ta,sa ~ 49,
trapz. ttassed oil. virginia fobaef6 and Sears - r
mustard. and white ngsfstd sss4 4attaa s@!Si
sftkfbra6d. ffs teoth ba.. snd 49, H. ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-04-04
A. r.

Professor Of vocal and instrumental music.
Residence at the house formerly occupied %
the LAaD OFFTcE.
TEEMs-For scholars at their own resi-
deHces, Piano Forte with vocal music three
lessons per week, per month, IS 90
For single scholar, . lessons per week,
per quarter % 90
For the same, attending teachers res
idence, per mo. sG per quarter, 90 CO
Scholars residing in tho country, within
eight niles from town and furnishing The
teacher With france, a single scholar 9
lessons per Wee per month gI6 90
Per quarter, so 90
II the teaches D desired to furnish himself
with conveyance, an extra charge 81 g6 per
month will he made.
A liberal deduction ia make to- families hay.
ing more than one pupil instructed.
The same charges or instruction on the
guitar.
dec 20 10 1915
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-04-04
e4lfapest and Best Goods
IN fAI1nM HntiEE.

All HE tsii6H Store Under he HtH
NV Es5i -FaneY pfiast ef latest siyl
assofted d9, French DE-, half mourning d7
mourning 80, ns# style half mourning do
fancy Blue is btHe BlaiHd iB8iesties aFrah
checks shifting stfipes3 BlHe tHHins as
sorted bottHhadess fancy E8tt9hades broad
s8iit8h iamhsHi bed liBHs Hf5#h linen net.
ting white and bf6#i table elBthst Iahtdtts
DANIELS. hahfials. el6les#id eassihteFss bldeb
Alpaca, green EtfBasiat. assorted Fl1gllsh
MsfihBes bleaahga aHHtssties' tRBlsaFhpz
DO, saddle l~ahFeis3 ealefed eanibflts, bIatR
b6mtaseltey cotton t%eitetss extra hnb blab#
siiF, irish Linens, E6fseis and corded skirts,
atH elastic sasbphdefs, ttasi silk BfaVafs
furniture nffBts. Madras Handkerchief. La.
dies STOCKINGS If All kinds. mems hall boss.
Ladies higbt caps. children De; n]tatfass Bind.
tags. W6Fsied de-, Goat do. W6tstsd serge, t#hite
ana eel4fed Hlat gloves, cotton umbrellas
bBnbets aud bonnet ribbon, Linen Bosom
shirts, side combs tshell and HBfh3) MhsliHS
and taedAets,
fd5rs ASH saafs.-CaiF sswed baets, peg
hd du3 kip tBs mud tlpi
MEMS calf Sc we'd bf6eats, ptased 10. xii
Ia, Creole Pc, Hisset dos
Ladies' Talking shess. bfBaahs Of al kttis
iFid slips, Misses d., ehilatea's shoes of va
tih1s kinds, 9
ME and rdBs-Gassimere hats, broad
trim hats tbiasF and whltsl, glazed saps.
eth and glazad dos far do,
HAHnWAHE-f6etst Knives, scissors
rasefs. butcher Knives, table knives and f5rR
carving do, Bhuemaksfs' Knives. planes a.
sorted, thisels, adHsfs, squares, drawing
knives. eumrasses, castings. Britannia meta
spoons. German silver 1ps Iron d.. French
l6eks, FHrh locks, improved patent knob de-
Knob catches. N9tfaif Do, brass plated pure
premium screws. patent butt and strap hin.
ges. cat tatks. beads silver thimblsst iaita
iiah a., ~faitsss, saubapahs spades, shi1Eiihs
hatehets, &C.
UHDDIERT=GFaniis dishes. al sizes
salad 10. dinner, breakfast and sGif plate
coffee and tsa cups. BOWLS white and %ltatblsr
swers and baSiHs-and ~vafiuus other articles
tuu numerous tb mention
0zrCaIl an examine before pHreim sing
4 CHAg A. IlLb
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-04-04
WM. MAnKHAM

RasBaFffiiiv informs t4R aUtiie that iRhas
h54 5i hand ii bic Store 90 Church street, a
f]4sHataf 5ss5figisat afggyds, CONSISTING III paft
If he flitatfia4 articles.
DHf t93pBs- Jersey 81 ass8fsedi Kentucky
icons, plaid IlhssY el flannel, willie do
a1l9n da, taHf9a de-, Virginia asiiabhfeai
Georgia Bllfhh aaeki lihen 1filllhEi cotton DE-,
Easssft8a9 brown sltlftlii4i / 4 al d9i street
figst 5t4 1%l8aeliaa surfing 4 4f4, laqla
shHHtli4 ia apron cheeks. llfhtiHre a9i
5las dfiIIihE e5Lt9Hadasi bed feelings 81 French
English aud A~aiafifaf points RlhghathsBi thtts-
10 De laiBet t%olotfed e%atnbfl5i blatk pea EbHe
~ black tadbF velvet bfa#h %hnllahdi hHssHf
shsetl1E' fish linen le, lVlai t3tt8tt gfipett
Itistt d., datlasf table 90 It4, scotch 10
RUSSIA do, cotton Waddlagt long lawn lfis-
fitH1t thttht diaper napttttsi ilti9n aatHasb 90
5rgTh linen table cloths Russia crash, col
tafad s~itesia, white cotton ttftiEet ffensli
5gbbahihei p lsil7ii fnsfitt3, Nurseries e7ilni
tef Bahas' blagb Italian %tfavatH' ponaas SUR
5dhs's itdla Baalatitia 90 eottDil d9' l]ialrass
To- valencia siiaHIs. Fl9ft9a h4Fs s; iustfibg
ribbon assorted, lfdtes wiite tolt9l nose
s%ol9afea 90, etaHr6t9afad 70, titIlafen sdoi d8'
rtshs cotton h1lt h9sai mhtib9 ao, latles ele.Y-
feaHE gloves Hia DO ass9fle a eolouts, sHF 90
la' do tiaHs silF DO DO 10 Ntlte perrin go,
btieHsEih dt s8tt9tl ana Ilieh tape s. sewing
stlh' laYi6fs spool ttFsad' assorted 10 90
s1spsiasrs' fth7f' thread
GHB6RRtEs-Caudles coffee, rice, goshen
butter, cheese pine apple Do tha olatef
Dives eapefs, underTe9d's mastafd' French
d. htigF wheat Tour, l%lioflas t%obaeee, een'-
mon d5. cigars assetta1' cut tobacco, bf9Wh
sugar, l9at sugar iainilY soap laolonHaHela
yhisfHFj champagne brandy Aollqna gfhs Ata5
dstfa Htaai elaFat 90 tntlstat' 90, as7eftea
e4fatals' y p gsi1aql p9fleft baWsoo =
ats'e - 'io - astas a.astl
,9 9H5 91flsis' 49, ta,za a5
lej'5t 't3g5f5 80 ai tfa.ai
94g' ..5fa5t HI a4izb4aas, M .s3a9taJ
l|iI,agP' -a,5is y 3,zau.issii. ttaai .z4,a4
'a,s' H. aj5oI,. a H. aasft,az P.pt
s.of'' l- 3t' I''', azal z.a5 a4fassa- afl.as
- .i ~ ,s z-zE '--EE4aL iadi4a Ill aztf.
Mtg@. at.' ..t4s L =, III za5l H..
sai,t'si : ~ ggs"E "a, taRaFisi ,as aas
oplt II 0't 4a.sSj L3 80 ~ t}a,,a 49, 80 H.
poa53 H. s 1si .ts, 80 Eisatf4e ssataI ss4t,1
H. ~, - t.s a5.t aszt a,ta s asia
.a - azaazsmtat afas5z asetia
pt2'' 5sIits . p.PF isa3 s"tfa sa,tsa TO-
l'5is5 : 49, 90. a zaa3 4 ..Iitia4 dsg atits ialJ
.i3ittg ia I4 IaiiE a44aa+t ass a,ittg H.
- III 80 :. i. lame n s@zfaaa3 WIKI j.
-at- t t,faasHaa ahf,a tis,t aft., aat4ztaa
at,-at, .5ti-. tifbassss batL bti4bs. coma gs,,
ti-G tiarE II,
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ba7fs h8P eHobsLoaH eosts' soai 90
tl''tE d7' eau se|e4 efoHshs; P'gs9a e'' NJ
Iot 4o' fhsset a7' ~ g2ys FlP Rfggafs ~ sea
wa 'aales "ehe2 o"SH'lF' nv S'i|s' t,1s' 0fe-
ms t'9i't'" E'FE' ''t''s" ~, veg 1"'iit NtS
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-04-04

ENGLISH AND FRENCH SCHOOL.
The English and French school taught BY
r Duyal, has been removed in the BAros
ROUGE AGADETY.
The classes will recommence on tho first oil
February next.
COURSE or TEACHING.
1--Reading. writing, and arithmetic.
2-GeUgraphy, a course Of universal histo.
~, history Of tho US.
Book keeping, land surveying, appIica-
tons Of algebra to arithmetic, natural
philosophy.
1.-The English and French grammar,
translating, composition.
The books used in the school are as fol-
lows The English reader, history Of the q.
s., by John Russell Mitche1Ps Geography
and Atlas, Pixies arithmetic, intel ectuai al
gebra, BY David r Tower. Coanstoc's Pa1oz
sophy, Smiths new grammar, Seburn's Tell
emarque, French and English dictionary, for
beginners, Webster's American spelling book,
Peter Parley's Geography.
rERms-52 80 per month.
For beginners not above the age Of ten
years, s. per quarter.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-04-04
10 PLANTING 1HB LAND
ffGlki}EKE.
EmEEFainn. LHEHHMmH Is q.

Tie Subscribers, residents If Baton Rouge,
fiil attend III calls III any b7ft 81 l5llsiahaY
ff surveying at s9biltilinE Iaai, laying out
titg or IeY6 f9tz, dwelling ion eaaala o. ditch.
q 81 bIaHfati9Hs3 rive estimates Of the hatas
,Hf II ttbis Yards II excavation FIR canals 81
lHehsst 1F Tie quantity IT ffnbHBHtHeht fer
lagHes, aud tile necessary cost F5t construct
iHE Tie same
Having tad many years practical experience
IS Civil Engineers On various FibIfE WgfHs
md Surveys. IA Gt1adi, New York Penn.
iYlfattta aal FFHiHia, besides having beet
Engaged fgf tHe last tIifaa ahd q tlif aal HtiH
thi iaf years respectively as tlefIts h the
Surveyor ftaaef4ts olias ii his State, they
eel conf Lent If ttaif ability 70 give salts
action 70 Al who may fag9f ttstH with calls
ttBSHf y WILLIAM 81 WALLER
HffyaY6fs IL EiRit Engineers.
g.f-az.t gtt Il. ltishf. n H5a3s,
tei7's'&s7' Hon II Gibbs Morgan, NO
lion tHtfa Datt@i, t~fsfyil.t IL
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-04-04
fnH HARr.
LITERARY AND SCHOOL BOOKS,
z- A4f.zE44. H.

SIAIIHRhHf W.
On hand, ana Tor sale at The New Orleans
retail prizes, an assortment Of books Agg
comprised II The following list +
Elementary spoilers primers assorted
new national spoilers p5ftef's rhetorical
ffadaFst Nc GBhis's readers, young ladies'
reader, Fafmsiy's primary geography, Mitch
ellis geography and atlas, BENEFITS gH0gfa@
ply Of Tie heavens, Smiths new arithmetic,
Efrsfs5h's arithmetic. ist aHd end, Smiths
grammar. HRift's philosophy 1st and gad,
Biake's philosophy, jones' philosophy, Jones'
chemistry, Universal history Good ieh's HBi4
versa history. G851fifb's u. n history, Nuz
gents dictionary, also, Walkers, Davies al
gebta, Simpsons euclid, Elements Of gsdfnez
Try; G6uld's Adams latin grammar, Co6B6i's
Virgil. Dgyd's history, y, s.. dream books,
with fortunes, copy blocks, assorted, f~oGIseap
and letter paper, various kinds, mysteries Of
Paris, Theirs history d The consulate and
empire, AmaHfyi Ase8bi6, lady Of Milan, d.
ventures Of a French Gentleman mysteries IL
The blaekW96ds, su6WdgB, and numerous 6tbs
Of T6tks, found At The store Of
FEB 81 9. e. MOORE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-04-04

2 AN#NH#Ft HN#||#
natoa ItdHas Classical aht Co nmeFtiat tiaar-
ding and Day athaal. lhs ilav. ithn
liufke (l8te President al Ftah5liH 1bl=
iagpl NeBtBf4 10 commence on the tst
JANUARY is4B.
IhB RanFsa &C instruction Al his institta
ifb1, will embrace, II the Fasttsh ahd ~glassis
4tal department. minute all critical ntipnti1R
vs. VI a]B8g5ti5a, ~elJetiitH AMI y]taft3jeN ia I'll tts
branches. The application &C The rules at
FfaRBdy ~ tas structure and scanning vt
Htpsk and Latin verse. Il regarded A. An sy-
sfaiss indispensable toward a thurahs II
knowledge and appreciation uf The beauties
ot ancient poetry
II shall he as we'll The never 1sasina desire
aud safe af the FettBf and his assistants, 20 80
Labor Ia The mast Important irbqt ~eehnittpa
10 them. that their pupils, may, together with
ifFepraaehahle moral ahd religious con-
dlat.aaauifa we'll Hiefitel regulations fnf
Bauhi, useful practical and accomplished
Rshl9afsAips An able professor a native Of
hungary ettA others q be employed II mes
c%RsaafY wilt give instructions u The French
= t}sFm3n aud Spanish languages, also II
aleahfa. geometry. tfisoHaNhattr. [hlain
ana sBhpfylatl Theoretical and practical
surveying, linear drawing, afttaheetlFe and
Landscape painting,
The feet6r grounds his hope ~ continued
iatFanagp aud liberal snpn IT BY IA rns-
ehlehsa public. on the successful esras
riente If d QhHfter Of a century in this noaps
DIV aud Eafane-oh The strongest reenmnpHa
dations from distinguished citizens " bouts.
i8ua, aud the Earelihas and ahave all, eh The
fairly tested nfaHtes n nf his rhpila, "a neral
Literary aud scientific improvements
Particulars Al 20 discipline course of 7taa
dies, vaeaaahs &c. Sta may I've obtained by
application Ia The Rev, Iehh burke, ntNbn
Rouge
Fraas az frtffsa foF iay pupils IN The Ell
amentary branches Of an English education
fareltlhs, reading, writing and R%fithmetie,l
TauER nnhbAHs zee, per month, classics and
mathematics, stx RabtARs per month, modern
Languages with other studies ttstr p]obbtRs
neF month";
Rsfgy4efs.-fA Right Rev, teontias
Polk, d u bishep ef the Diocese Of La, The
REV francis l. Hawks, y y rector Of Christ
Church, Ntw nfleahs, The Rev Daniel =
Lewis, rector OF Grace Church ST. Francis.
vile, The rev w u Lacy. D y feetaf q the
southern lnstttate. for young ladies, l]aatsuhs
la, Natehiteches, the Hen, Ia Campbell,
ten. PA Morse, James Taylor and Charles
Dallafd. EaQs,
Alexandria. John X Eteee, Esaa DE-, pa
wilson. opeloasa8, Judge Ovetton, Hen. q Il
King &e.. 30,
nanaldsanville, Judge Nithole.
Baton Rouge, IN Avery, Esle Sc,
The Prospectus II The lioatjiag Sthbpl
sc. will he issued tna few days,
The teacher whose services have been
engaged, speaAy French with the heeoef and
eerreetaess ot 4 well eleeated native of
France.
December l3th, 1870,
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