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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-05-16

The Washington correspondent of. The
Baltimore Sue, under date of April 30,
gives the following speculations. The
Republic rs to oe new and tho real organ.
The Census printing will be given by
The House to The Republic, and by the
Senate 10 The Union. The ordinary prin-
ting of The next Congress will.give clever
profit of hundred and twenty thousand
,dolIars-morc or less. The last Censns
job was worth, in clear profit, hundred
thousand dollars 10 Blair and Rives of the
Giube, and some thousand to Thomas
Allen, Of the Madisonian.
.Wilhou, frugaiity none eau be rich
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-05
Wool Carding Machine.

VNfiE subscriber respectfully announces
II to the public that he has just received
direct from Cincinnati, new WOOL
CARDING MACHINE, built on the
most improved plan. II is now in opera
ton at his Saw Mil, 10 miles east Of OK.
ford, Lafayette county, on the road leading
from Wyatt to Pontotoc.
Those having Wool to card would do
well to send it in, as he confidently assures
all, that, by strict attention himself and
securing the services Of an experienced
person, they shall receive nothing but
good rolls in return.
Wool should be cleared from all hard
substances previous to carding, and one
pound of lard allowed to ten pounds 0
wool l.. 4. WYNN.
P s. Wool rolls for sala ut 40 cts per
pound. ]. r w.
A DNINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-The
n Undersigned Administrator Of the es.
tate of Zechariah Fuller, deceased, has
presented fin, account Of his admins
ration on saio estate, to the Probate
Court of Lafayette county, Mississippi,
md will, AT the next May Term thereof,
apply for its addition and allowance.
G. ]. FULLER,
Administrator, &c. |
March 25ih, ls49. As
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-05
AdminIstrator,s Noflce.

WNHE undersigned having obtained Let
- tiers Of Administration on the estate
of Samuel P. Calvert, decd, atihe April
Term, 1919, Of the Probate Court for
Lafayette county, Mississippi Notice is
hereby given to eli persons having claims
sgainst said estate 10 present thsm duly
probated, OF the Statute Of Limitations
viii he pleaded in bar Of their recovery;
and al persons indebted 10 said estate
arc requested 10 make immediate pay
meni, or suits viii be instituted against
hen. a. ]. r. CUSHAiAN.
April ooh, 1870. 52-5W
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-05
Eha n.triil.d Eprtst near afro.


rhere is scarcely, perhaps, q spec.
le on the surface Of the globe more
narkable, either in a geological or
turesque point Of view than that
scented by the forest near Cairo.
traveller having passed the tombs
the Caliphs, just below the gates
the city, proceeds to the south
i'd, nearly at right angles to the
a across the desert 10 .Suez, and
or having travelled some ten miles
a low barren valley, covered with
nd, gravel, and sea shells fresh as
the tide had retired but yesterday,
losses a long range of sand-hills,
hich has for some distance run par.
|leI to his path. The scene now
scented to him is beyond conception
6kular and desolate. A mass of
ments of trees all converted into
e. and when struck by his horses
ringing like cast iron, is seen
xtend itself for miles and miles
had him in the form of a decayed
Frustrated forest. TIE wood is
dark brown hue, retains lis form
perfection; the pieces. being from
to'flteen feet 10 length, and from
lot to three feet in thickness, strew-
so thickly together, as far as the
can see. than an Egyptian donkey
scarcely thread its way through
Aongst them, so natural that were
in Scotland or Ireland, it might
|ss without remark for some enor.
BUS drained bog, on which the ex-
Iusted trees lay rotting in the sun.
The roots and rudiments. of the
anches are in many cases nearly
RECT, and in some the worm. holes
ten under the bark as readily re.
gnizable. The most delicate OF sap
ssels, and all the finer portions of
} centre of he wood, are perfect
entire, and bear to be examined |
tn the strongest magnifiers. The
lole are so thoroughly silcified as
scratch glass, aud to be capable
receiving the highest polish.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-05
Cotton Plantation
FOR NoALE.

OFFER for sale, Section IS and Ia,
= in Township 0 Range West, 1880
acres, situated miles South East Of the
town Of Pamela; over 500 acres cleared
aud in a fle state Of cultivation, divided
by cross fences into from go to 80 acre
fields Some two TO three hundred acres
woods enclosed for los, with good water
all under good fence, and more than 20
gates well arranged, good gin house aud
cotton press; comfortable double log
house, story and half high, good negro
quarters with good plank floors. good sta
bles. cribs &c.
This place has proved TO be one Of the
healihiesi and most productive Plahtaiions
in the country. will sell il for $1,000,
holt cash, balance in ~ months. Some
10 to 20 first rate mules from2 te 4 years
old, would be taken in part payment at
fair cash price, or Negroes would be taken
in part or whole, al such prices as may
be agreed on.
GTThe overseer on the premises will
show the place to such as wish to exam
Inc it.
JAMES BROWN.
Clear Creek, Lafayette county, Miss
September IL, ls4S.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-05

WAS eomni,ied to DE Jail o. Is
W lafayette county, Miss he -
27ih day 81 lannary iS49, a negro ~
man, vh0 ssys lhai Ne belongs % yinns
X. Polk. end ran away from bis farm
ia Yalobusha eounty. Said negro is about
loriy-firs years Cd, about Eve fsei ten
inches hiQh-cails BE name GILBERT
Tie oFner i requested % cone forward,
prove BE pFupeuy sud pay charges. or
be viii Be dsak with a. the aw d.
reefs.
W. s. Mckee. Tailor.
February "a, ISIS. li-ifI
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-05
E STRAYs S.

TAKEN UP BY Grsenhsrry Hellems,
~ living about twelve miles souih-oaat
Of Oxford, near Prices ruill, one bay horEe.
aboui seven or eight yeas Cd. 10 marks
o. brands Fisible-uppraissd 60 SIS 90
Aiao, oao roan mare, aboui eight 81 nins
rcafs Cd, 10 marks or brands percerabic
-apuraised 10 SEA 80
AfLEN WO0LVERTON.
Aisrsh ga 1879. R~gsa
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-05

ElNAL sETTLEMENT.-Nosies .
= hereby given fhai The undezieaci
Administrator Of The estate AZ gossph
Duks. deed. has fled bic psiiiioa IN he
Probate Court q kRflyotie county, Mu-
sissippi, COZ Final Settlement q be al
minirtraiion, and Vii, a. The tern 81
sid Cluri. 70 BE- bed
Oastis TAird Msaddy n Me- ssrf
plossuf en- Aecosni of BE- njnianashla
fsr ailoWnnce wilb cumminsiona and 90.
plv ior q 6nal brsrlnr ~ rad accaunl.
JAMES GIDEON, Admar
FetrurrT 26,h. isio. IS
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-05
n GARA.

TIME subscriber tenders bis hearty thank
% The citizens Of Memphis and vicini.
~, for their liberal patronage, during his
eight years residence u Memphis. and BY
his extensive arrangements for the future.
hopes to merit for bis new house, con-
tinuance Of the confidence and patronage
Of the public. FRED. H. CLARK.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NoTICE.-The

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-The
"A undersigned having obtained Letters
Of Administration on The estate Of Jesse
Timer, deed al The April Term, ls49, Of
the Probate Coust, Cor lafayette county,
Mississippi, hereby gives notice 70 al per
sons having claims against said Estate to
present them duly probaied, within the
Time prescribed BY law; or the. statute IN
such case made and provided, will be plea
ded 10 bar ofiheir recovery. And all per-
sons indebted 70 said Estate, are required
TO make immediate payment, or suits will
be instituted against them.
tf c. NJ. PHIPPS.
April ssih ls4o. Low.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-05
Univcrsity OF mississIppI.

FWVf1IS institution was duly opened on
= Monday the 9th ofNoyembef, and is
now 10 full operation; IA students are
ALREADY 10 attendance.
The course OF studiesare Arranged for a
four years curriculum. The requisites for
admission into the Freshmen class, are a
competent knowledge of English Gram
mar, Composition, Arithmetic. Geography.
the Latin and Greek Grammars, six books
Of fhe Eneid, Of Virgil and the Greek Rea-
der, and some acquaintance with Latin
Prosody. The expenses for the ten months
are S37 for College dues, and % month
for board. The College dues are wholly
plid in advance, and the board is paid quar-
terly in advance.
Washing, fuel, and lights, are atthe ex-
Pense of the students who will provide bis
own furniture also. This, if desired, can
be hired or bought from the steward at a
fair rate.
JAMES NJ. HOWRY,
Proctor Miss. Univ'y.
Oxford, Feb. 3. 1919.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-05

'TNllE undersigned have purchased tho
entire stock Of Goods Of Nelson g.
Wendell, and are determined to keep the
same large and varied stocks, ftrmerly
kept by them. We respectfully requets
an examination Of our Goods and prices by
the friends Of the old firm, and all others
desiring to purchase, and guarantee that
both shall please. We will offer great in.
ducements to cash buyers, and to punctual
men, on the usual credit.
We shall receive by next Steam Boat
a large lot Of Groceries which " i'll be sold
at the lowest possible price.
wendell g. SHEGoG.
IN ], le49.-37-tf
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-05
wnn0m m@Qons

THE undersigned having opened
n house in Oxford, on Main .Llsn
street, south Of the courthouse, for tho
accommodation Of Travellers, Day>Board
ers, and for Families, respectfully soliciis
a share of public patronage. lie pledges
his utmost exertions to render comfortable
all who may favor him with their eusiom.
BILL or CHARGES.
Man and horse, oil night, 81 20
per day, ! so
Board, per month, 8 90
with Lodging, from April
TO October, per month, 10 90
DO. do, from October 10 April,
per month, ~ 90
Board by the Year, with quarter
ly settlement, 100 90
Single meal, 90 rs
W. II. WILKINS.
March 3Oth. Is49. 49f
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AdminIatrntor,a Notice.

ME undersigned having obtained Let
ters- Of Administration % che Estate
gehu Smart, deceased, AZ the December
erm, ls4s, Of the Probate Court Of Lafay-
ia' county Mississippi, hereby gives no,
e 20 ell persons having claims agains
d Estate, 20 present them duly probaici,
the statute Qfhmiiaiions will be pleadin
Of their recovery. And an personsin'
bied 20 said Estate are required 10 male
||mediaie payment, or suits viii be insi.
led against them.
JAMES 8. PETTY
May 5, 1919. a-ew
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-05
LIST or LETTERS

ID EMAINIEG in the Post Office al
NJ Oxford, Mss. on the let day Of April,
which, if not taken out before the first day
Of July next, win be sent 70 the Gepef-
al Post Office as dead letters. Persons
applying for letters in this list will please
say they are advertised, otherwise they.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-05
- ProbaLe az.

We are authorized 70 announce w. G.
|AUGHAN as a candidate for Probate
Jerk Of lafayette county, al The next
|ovember Election.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-05
FoR GovERNoR:
EN-, JOHN A QU1TNTATT.
Ject to the decision Of a Democratic
State Convention.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Brigadicr General.

Ne are authorized 10 announce Mai.
NJ. b. SPlNKS, (favorably known as a
nber o(ihe LIST Mississippi Regiment in
late Mexican War; as candidate for
igadier General, Of the I'd Division Mis-.
sippi Militia, al the election on the 7ih
May next.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-05
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

LAFAYETTE COUNTY.
wILLIAN P. FURsUsON,l azaohmenf
%. "a he Cincsf
JoHN II. WArsON, g. Court Of Lafay-
JRRAKD Z. KmHT. ciie c0natv, Mia.
"lLLlAM p. FURGUSON having
w sued out an attachment against ihe
estate Of John II. Watson and Jenrd z.
Kirby, Cor the sum Of 600, uhich is
nov pending IN the Circuit Court q La
ayeiie county, Mississippi, 10 be bed on
the first Monday sfier the fourth Monday
of April, lS40. ct the court house in the
town Of Oxford-No,ice is hereby Fivsn
that, unless the said John n. Watson and
Jersrd E. Kirby shall appear and plead
b. the April term q the said Court afois-
mid, Judgment viii Be entered, and the
estate 90 attached will be sold 70 satisfy
aid ds5is and al costs.
This 3la day Of March, 1919.
ID. ROBERTSON, Clerk.
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For District Attorney.

JOHN W. CAMPBELL, Of Desoto
Duniy, is a candidate for District At
rney Of the Seventh Judicial District.
the November Election.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-05
OXFORD MALE
A9AEEREGEs

fHNIIIS Institution re-opened on the 18th
- day Of January. under charge of J. w.
RISEN & A. II. CONKEY, both Of whom
are well qualified and experienced teach
ers. The @ asses and the different branch
es ofan Englis education will be Taught,
and young gentlemen well prepared for
entering the University.
Boad can be had in private Families al
IS per mouth.
Terms per Session Of Five Months.
list Glass; Spelling, Reading, Writing.
Elementary Geography g. Arithmetic SO
2nd CLAss-English Grammar, GeOgra>
ply, and Arithmetic, Sl2 90
30 CLAss-The Higher branches Of
English, including Natural Philosophy and
Chemistry, +: SIS 90
4ih CLAss-The Higher branches Of
Mathematics and Classics, Latin. Greek
and French, $50 90
J. L. TALIATERRo, (Sl c.G. BUrLER
+. A. MEAREs, s D.RoHnrsON
w. II. sMTHER, tSl c. NJ. PHuPs,
W. II. ID. WENNDEL, See'y.
Jan. 10, is49.-49-tL
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-05
watches! watches

NOR years The strife
has been not who
could make the best
watch, but who could
make the cheapest, or.
rather the lowest priced
nriicle. which is not al.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-05
Clerk of Chanceru Court.

EDMUND A. COLE, Of Marshall coun.
lie a candidate for CLERK Of the Chan
Dry Court Of this District, al the next
ovember' Election.
We are authorized TO announce Capt.
lNDREw ]. EDMONSON, Of Ponioioc
ounty, as candidate for Clelk Of the Vice
chancery Court Tor the Holly Springs Dis
'iet.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-05

Captain W. DELAY IS a candidate fOf
ircuit Clerk Of lafayette county.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-05

J. N. MOAN PBELL, of Marshall
bunty, is a candidate for Judge Of the
eventh Judicial District, at the November
lectiOn.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-05
w 3 RARE LOWE ~

|TEw & RARE FLOWER sEIDs.-
The subscriber has Just reeeiyed from
rope splendid colleciion a Flower
|eds, and foF tha accommodafipA Of per-
ns reEidinR a 4 distance, ne put hem
N asrortnenz n ~ rarieias, each dii-
ely labelled. he Whole eclosed Ia 90
rsiops, for rendiaq ~ no a. single let
| postage. Price elf otu for S.; sill
sent By renilline lhe lnoani, postpaid,
IA u DREER.
sesdsm.ntnd Fi6rsi, No. sd
Chssing a., Philadelphia.
April i9ih, Isfo.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-05
LIST OF THE STUDENTS
IN THE
University OF mississippi.
h the Order Of their MatricnlatiOa and
Joining College.


l. Bugg, Thomas E.. Chickasaw county
Miss.
2. gillian, John n, Desolo co.
3. Ware, William j., Pontotoc do.
4. Holmes, Finley, DesotO do.
5. Aston, John d., do
6. Nash, III. G., Canton, Madison co.
7. Morton, C. s., Columbus, LOwnde
county.
8. Harris, S. H., do.
Q. Boren, William b., Oxford, Lafayett
co.
10. Butler, w. r., do. do.
IL Mackie, J. NJ, do. do.
10. Fitzpatrick, E. p, Marshall co.
Is. PmyeGr, r. s., do.
IA. Ellis, Thomas f., at the University
10. Griffin, w. p, Oxford, Lafayette co
10. M'Innis, Hugh, Leaksville, Greene co
IL. Gilispie, L., Wahalak, Kemper co.
Is. MRapen, Holly Springs.
10. PegHes, William c., do.
20. Pegues, Marlborough, do.
81 Welsh, JOS, Wahalak, Kemper co.
%. COnkey, Jos. j., Oxford, Lafayette
%.
%. Jones, Lepis b., do. do,
%. Moseley, John r., WahaIak, KemPeI
co.
25. Rogers, Thomas j., Oxford.
26. Lambreth, J. W.. Canton, Madison CO,
81. Opens, William, do. do.
2s. .Phipps, j. NJ, Oxford.
30. Phipps, y. L., do.
80. Sheegog, John, do.
81. Phipps, w. r., do.
30. JordeH, W. r., Canton, Madison co.
80. RdybGrH, L. NJ, Oakland, YalObusha
CO.
"a. Hibler, r. r., Belmont, Panola CO.
80. Alston, r. g., Pleasant Mount, do.
30. Smiiher, r. g., Oxford.
81. Bramlir, J. NJ, Pontotoc.
30. Bennen, J. NJ, Barton, Monroe co.
80. Strong, NJ. H., Barton, Lowndes co.
10. Fondren, William, Oxford.
IL. Taylor, B s., do.
70 Means, j., Memphis, Tenn.
%. Coleman, A. j., Desoto co.
IA. Eping, A., CarrolIton, Carroll CO.
IS. PhifeT, Charles W., Water Valley,
Yalobusha co.
q. Lester, s. p, Belmont, Pamela CO.
a. Burton, A. S., Holly Springs.
8. Hurt, II. Hammet, Oxford.
o. HGIbert, J. H., Aberdeen, Monroe co
o. Smiley, J. j, Reds Store, COpioh co.
l. Medders, J. p, Oxford.
2 Montg Omery, C. r., Slarkville, Miss.
3. EudHs. f. H., Aberdeen, Monroe co.
A. CoHreH, II. NJ, jacksonville, Mar
shall CO.
5. Scales, j. W., do. do.
s. Roach, j., Preston, Yalobusha CO.
I. Hudson, J. L., Lamar, do.
}. Robson, w. j., Charleston, Talla-
hatche county.
}. Ragldnd, j. f., PonIoioc.
J. Quarles, j. j, Montrose.
!. Earar, 4. g., jackson, Miss.
;. Kirkpatrick, J. g., CD On, Madison
J. -OAper, d. W.. Rice's X roads, Pa
noIa co. II
!. MGOpan, r., Waterford, Marshal co.
!. Earle, b., Aberdeen, Monroe CO.
!. M'Bcc, SildS, Tchuia, Holmes co.
Z. M'Bee, Joshua, do. do
/. JOHNSON, William, Monroe co.
|. Bwnin, W., Barton, Lowndes CO.
. Mayson, J. H., jackson, Miss.
(. Ahdrsrs, X. C., Vernon, Madison CO.
Wyda, 4. s., Tchula, Holmes co.
Herring, John b., POnloloc.
M'Clure, Noses ~, COOsa CO., Ala
bama. a
Since publishing the List Of the Students A
o had mairiculated in the University Of e.
ssissippi on Saturday last, the 10Th Of c,
Irch, the following young gentlemen q
We Joined that Institution: hi
Leak, w. J., Tippah CO. n
Yonag, Beverley d., Waverley, Lown
Young, ThOmas E.. do. =
Young, James H., do. :.
Watkias, John, do. :;
Robson, Robert, Charleston, ITALIA.
hatchie co.
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Dissolution.

THE firm af Nelson & Wendell, was
this day dissolved BY Limitation. tits
therefore necessary ihatthe business should
be closed At the earliest possible time.
All indebted by note or account, are ear
nestly requested to come and settle willis
out delay, as indulgence will not longer
be given. Those having claims against tho
firm or either Of the partners, viii please
present them.
Either of the firm are authorised to
make settlements.
VS.. NELSON.
w. II. d, wendell.
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THE STATE on MrssIHnrI,
LAFAYErrR County,.
TO al pesons iniereaed u the estate q
Abroiam Kaigh, deed.
To Eliza Hollowsr, and John R. HullOweli.
VoU are hereby cited 10 be sod appear
N before she Probate Court Of Lafayette
county,
On tAs fhird Monday n July nczi,
tben snd there to show causs, II any hey
can, uhy he 6naI sccount of Droury
hoberison, Aiminiriratol Of the estate of
sad doundanh shall not BE- aliowed-and
suffer such ihinrs us shall Be considered
and ordered. By De Court aforossii, 10 he
premises.
..sts,. WITNESS, ne Honoable
J. p. Sr0cKaRp. Jn5rs n I'd
Coari. the Ord Neaaay IN April.
AID. 1889, and he Seal 81 raid
'tstfp Court nnucxed
I-sw Asa ~ isrt.
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For Circuit Judge.

We are authorized 10 announce the
pm N. s. PRICE, Of Tippah county,
a candidate for Judge of the Seventh
IdiciaI District, at the next November
ection.
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For CLERK Of ths Circuit Court
JAMES o. HENDRICKS is a candi-
lie for. Clerk Of the Circuit Court, OF the
pvembeF Election.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-05

ways the cheapest, and consequently the
great falling off in The quality Of watches
We import our watches direct from Eng
land, France, and Germany, and lave
been IL months 10 preparing our present
stock. Our aim has been to have splend-
id assortment Of Fine Weaknesses fine
as Europe can produce. This, in addition
to full assortment Of the low and medium
qualities, we are now prepared to show
the public, oil of which will be sod at a
small advance On the importing cost.
F, II. CLARK g. Co,
January l3. No. 81 Front Row.
LARGE ADDITIONS, and more extensive
than ever.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-05
OXFORD
FEMALE ACADEMY.

]
TVHe next session Of this school will
n commence on the 18th day Of Febru
airy next, under the supervision Of Dir.
A. l.. LEWIS, as Principal, an able and
experienced teacher, who will be aided by
competent assistants, all ofwhom, are well
qualified to discharge their respective du-
ties. We can safely recommend them to
the confidence and patronage Of The public.
The course fsiudy will be that usually
pursued In the best Academies. The class.
Is are divided into primary and academi.
cal departments, the latter into three Oh
visions.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Spelling, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic,
and Geography.
ACADEMICAL DEPARTMENT.
FIRST CLAss.-History Of the Uni,ed
States, Arithmetic. English Grammar. with
daily exercises in reading and writing.
SECOND CLAss.-Natural Philosophy.
Ancient and Modem History, Rhetoric,
BOtOny, Watts on the mind, PhysiOlogy !,
and Chemistry.
TmRD CLAss.--Astronomy, Natural
Philosophy, Problems on the Globes, Nor
al and Mental Philosophy, Rhetoric, Boto-
ny. Chemistry, lain and French langua-
ges, and Mathematics.
To those desirng il, viii be taught Orna-
mental Needlawork, and Music on Piano,
and strict attention given IN select reading,
composition and de6niiion through the
whnle course.
fERMs Pr SESuBK OF FIVE MoKFHS
Primary Department. $40 90 /
Accidental Department.
First Class. ~ 50
Second class, Is 90
Third class, 20 90
Muse On Piano - 90
Dee oflnsirumeni fof Practising, 5 90
Needle Work. 10 90
residential expenses So
boarding can be had Al the Academy,
+ With private families Al ss per mouih &
gashinr and candles extra charge fi1e I
All n the pres So tuiiion and BOARDING ,
~ Be required 70 be paid h rir.nce. 4
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Al HowRY. IAmrs srocKtnp. 4
. n. BucHUu, ZEhrxt Coxrrr. =
A. HAvru, Trunenr.
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