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Can%y sS12,55o per 100 Ebs.!

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YHNIIE subscriber brgs leave through this
ID method 10 return his thanks for the lib.
crnI patronage cXtrnded linn by his friends,
and would respectfully solicit continuance
of tie same.
Among nav assortment Of G'AN{FE US
NAV be found three hundred patterns and IA
,or', plain and fancy, all of winch are war
rantrd to keep good in any climate, with a
general assortment Of foreign Fruits, Mats,
Preserves, &c.
strict attention paid TO the packing Of
Gnu,.s. and drhycrch free Of drhlngc.
g. Al Goods warranted according to rep
rcsrntntlon. Persons wishing il will be for
warhcd list of articles with prices. Orders
for nny article in tlr CITY will he attended 10
by JOSEPH r. MANN,
Candy .'1an"tnciorV and Fr"H Store.
No % Light st., Baltimore, Md.
Baltimore, March 8, l6j0--2m---1G
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C!Ll.ECERF S.lLE--T.3LU4BLE
LANDS.

Tp Y virtue ola decree Of the Chancery
- Court Il, Cleveland. made at its Feb.
rna-y icrm, 1850, will offer for sale, at
public auction, on the premises on Tues
day the 1h day Of MAY next, the follows
ing described pieces or parcels OF land,
situated III the courtY Of Polk, in the State
Of Tennessee. to wit: The Northwest
quarter o! section four. Fractional town.
snip first. Range second. East; and the
South half Of tie Sowh,wes, quarter of
section thjuy three, Fractional township
second, South. range second. East Of the
Oasis line, all in the Ocucc district. con-
tanning in the whole two hundred and for
tv acres. it being lie lard that Samuel A.
EaScy died seized and possessed.
Terms ci sale cash
JAMES BERRY. c. s. M.
March %, 1851 PRS fee SIT 70.
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ey.s s.. ES. e. G. e "a r.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

.Nhcns, Tennessee,
TE-ILb practice III the Courts Of Monroe,
w McNrnn, Rhca, .Heiss, Hamilton,
Bradley and Polk counties.
Office nearly opposite the Planters Bank.
March |, lSJ0--tf 10
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FOREST HILL ACADEMY.
vEynE SUMMER SESSION Of his In
l. stlruilon will commence On the First
Monday in March, under the supatinrend
cnce OF Mr.. CHARLES p. SAMUEL, insisted
by his Lady, and close lie last Friday IN
july.
Nj. Samue's ability and fai'hfn'ncss rs
a competent an! efficient instructor, have
been lhorou. M. aud satisfactorily tested
within the last sixteen Years. Vhe Trus-
tees can, Therefore, safely recommend this
Institution 10 tue consideration I'll those who
desire their sons and daughters 10 be well
taught.
TERMS. per Session Of Fire .Honihs, Pay
ajlc al The end Of The session:
Spelling, Reading, Wiring and : a,oo
Arithmetic,
English Grammar, Geography.l soo
and the above, '''
Latin and French Languages,
Mathematics. Natural PhIioso- m M
ply. Moral Science, Asirono- '''00
my, Sc,
Extras.
Ins'rur, on in Double. Entry Book |
Keeping Will he given 30 slu- son
dents. and TO enY young men
who may desire il,
Elementary Drawing for smalI} m
children, . lessons per weeE, { N
Drawing and Painting on Enam.l eoo
eled surface :! lessons per wcek.}
photographic OF Monochromatic1 cnn
Painting, : lessons per week, WV
Mezzol.nl Painting, 2 lessons PERI roo
week,
By order Of the BOARD Of Trustees all
the Young Ladies and Gentlemen can obs
tain certificates of commendaliOn in any OF
all Of the branches they may have studied,
by UNDERGOING fair and thorough eXami.
nation, il their performance and moral de-
pertinent will Justify it.
Reward ceT'iliratrc Will be given month
" 10 all the pupils who may deserve them,
Ger good behavior. punciualuv in attend.
ance, aai proficiency in their various
Studies.
BY oric. OF the Board.
CHAS. METCALFE, Sec.
Athens. FEB. 8, iSJO-u ~
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Tsaviland, G.ls2oy e. Co.,
AUGUSTA, GA,
lTpoRTEE. ATD Wholesale DEALERS IN
Ura.,. .sr.iirinr9 emil sHGaicaIs, Paints,
Eiis, G;'iHd9,C t,i"Hs. :.,nni,h fiOdi,
.Raaii,s 0nG .s0Ca 5ndi.o. E'cTiaD,t-
~, snaps, EyH,lfC.. sHrsicai and
EGRi.i sHS:raa!rats
ALSO, AGENTS roG THE MOST VALUABLE
PatcM .iIcdiciacs, Uau'isis GoH Foil,
Teeth, Sc. Roscndaie UwlraHiic &C.
ment, Caicincd Plaster Paris. sc.
VYAVlNG a large stool; on hand, which is
II z kept fail and fresh by weekly additions,
and being connected with !hyIIA\p, kEEsE
& Co.. New York, and iAymA&n, iIArrAL
e. Co.. Char!ct,n, :. G., Whoirsalc Druggists,
we are enabled TO SIMPLY Country Merchants,
Physicians and the Trade, on the most layora-
bic terms.
A. Goods neatly put up and carefully
packed. Qualities warranted to be ms repre-
scnted.
ir-3- Prompt attention pard TO orders with
Cash OF satisfactory references.
r. Purchasers whiting tins market are in.
,itcd 10 calf.
HANU.AND, RiSLEY * CO.,
Druggists, Augusta.
Ian y. l,5G-G,n ~
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consists in the fact that they arrest and cure disease
by oui~n,d cyp!i,atio in place of the usual mode OF
drugging and ply Sichng The patient I'll! exhausted
Nature sinks h0pe!essly under die in'iirt"IH
They ar'nsism he rhoie syS'e'g, clmiis' ne c'cn'
iGii0 Of NE b0od, pr0oe he S"criiOHS. Gd Htrcr DO
he siieL'rI iriUy Hmder any circumstances since
their introduction in the United States, only three
sin mn,
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REV. DR.. LANDS, A CLERGYMAN
of New Jersey. Of distinguished ottainments ani
exalted reputation -
Sin>ry. New jersey Jn!y IL, ISIS.
On. 4. II. CHWtSru. Dear sir: You wish To know
Of what has heea the result in my own case OF the
application Of THE GiiViNIC BhIT AND NECh.
LACE. Ny reil! is a follows:
For ahout iwsniy peers had been suffering from
Dyspepsia. Every wear the symptoms became worse
nor could obtain permanent rchci from any course
ol medical treatment whatever About j3ntet"
wears since N consequence o: frequent exposure To
The weather IN tive discharge of my pastoral duties,
became subject to q severe Chronic rheumatism
which for wear after year caused ne indescri'ah!s
anguish. Father IN the winter of - ami 20, IN con
sequence q. preaching gTeat deal in my own and
various other churches in this region, was attacked
ky the Bronchitis, which s0nn irc1mc so severe "A
to require immediate suspension Of my pdSt"Ia!
lnhoIs M nTrrOuS cy''"m waS hpw N"ro"Hty pros.
frn',i and my Bronchitis became worse 80 also dII
my Dysprr,ia anil Rheumatic affection thus cE nciuT
that these disorders were connected with each other
through the medium Of the Nervous system In II"
whole phlrnaCOupl there seemed to lie no remedial
agent which could reach AMI r'CUpcIHtc my Nervous
system: ever! thing that hal tined Tor tins purpose
had mpctcly failed. st last was Ici hy my friends
to examine your inventions, and uhough with no
very sauguinc hopes of their clcicury) determined
to try the ciieC. OF the application of the iNLNANlC
BELT AID NECKLACE, w.h the MAGNETIC
FLUID. This was in June, iSii. To GREAT
~ EIGHT p,Ys | WAS ENkrIrp ErsrME NY r,6.
ToHNL LABoRs Non HAVE sI>Cr n'irrEn SINGLE
SAWYER on acCCuaT OF THE BEoNrH1is AND NY
EuErMkTic .FrrcrioS rhs ENTrrr,y CEASED TO
TROI'Hi.E Such il the wonderful and happy
results of the experiment.
| have recommended thc BELT and FLUID to
many vino have been likewise suffering from Neu.
ragic rtec tions They have tried them, WITH HArPY
RESULTS, srrrvr, !" rNrRY "ssr.
ROBER'. W. LANDS.
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De. CHRiSTiE'S

GALVhNIC NECKLACE
Is used for all complaints affecting the Throat or
Head such bronchitis Inflammation OF the Throat,
Nervous and Sick Headache. Dizziness Of the Head
Neuralgia in the Face Enz2ing Roaring in the
Ears Deafness which is generally Nervous and that
distressed complaint called Tie Doioreux
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DIR. CHRiSTIE'S
GALykNIC BRACELETS

Are found Of vast service in rlecs "f tonvnlsinn'
or Fi's spa nioHic Complaints, and general Nervous
Affections n the Head and upper cNtCmiteS. Al"o in
Talsy and raral, Sic and all diseases caused ty Q
deficiency Of power Nervous Energy IN the limbs
other organs oi the body.
nrF- Many hundred Certificates from all parts of
the country of the most extraordinary character can
be given, If required.
fig 30 trouble or Inconvenience attends the use Of
DR. CIIRISTIE"S G.9ET.INEC ARTICLES and
they MA, be worn by the most feeble aud delicate,
with perfect and safety. In many cases the
sensation attending their is highly pheasant aud
osrssa'is. They can be sent to any part OF the
country.
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Chanccyy Court at CIcrcland, Tenn.
Francis Il, Petit, Executor of Martin
Eirtman, deceased,
The Creditors Of said Martin Kufmnn

The Creditors Of said Martin KIrlman,
THNll f. account ordered TO be taken in this
~ cause AT The last term of the Chance.
~ Court at Cleveland, will be taken at the
Office Of the Clerk and Master in Cleye.
land on Thursday the OH day Of NIavrex
at which time and place the parties are
notified to attend WiIh >hcir prloi.
JAS. BERRY. G.. s. M.
April 10, lGJO-3t Prs lee 50 50
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A. w. &, w. =. CARMICHAEL,
HATS, CAPS AID BUNNEI,S
e. I. Terry e. Co..

AUGUSTA, ca,
HAVE now On hand lul stock Of Hats,
III Caps, Donnets ami Umbrellas, Of
every style and qualI,y. As we have our
Goods direct from the Manufacturers we
are enabled 10 sell as low aud on as good
terms as can be had ~ any market. Nl"r-
chants and dealers in want OF any articles
in our line. would do well IN looking al
our stock before buying elsewhere.
Call a! j. l.. FenY < COS store, Near
the Mansion Hon., Augusta, Ga.
N b. Particular atlcGllon gwen 10 orders
Feb y, l~jO--l,' ~
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ViNTED IN.NEDIA1ELY,
CnNE or two good wor,;men at Tin Plate,
~ 90 whom the highest wages and constant
employment will be given. None but good
woIl.mnu Of industrious habits need apply.
J. W. BLACKWELL, Athens, Tenn.
Athens. Hlrch -, lS5D-tf II
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NEOCKEET WARE.-A large lot on
~ hand aud Tor sale hv
J. X. BROWN.
Oct 10, lci9-f Sc
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t1- Beros Of COunisgftiis aud TOrilisss Uni.
fdfioas
For sale in ATHENS, Tenn, by the au.
thorizcd Agents, GEO. w. ROSS * Co.
in Knoxville. by McINTosm * STRONG.
Athens, Jan %, 1850 -ly 80
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PARTICULAR CAUTION.

fra- The articles are accompanied by full and rlai
directions. Pamphlets with full particulars may b
had OF the authorized Agent
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Prices:
The Galvanic Eelt, Three Dollars.
The Galvanic Necklace, Two Dollars.
The Galvanic Bracelets, One Dollar Each.
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar.
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FOREST IULL ACADEMY.

March II, lS50-1t-pf's lee $50 -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-17

HEAVY ROBBERY. We saw a gentleman
yesterday, OF our acquaintance, named Amon,
living in the neghborhood of Williamstown, KY,
on the Georgetown turnpike, who was in search of
the marshal, whose services he wanted to aid him
in ferreting out band of robbers that he had reason
to believe in this city He informed MS that
on Saturday Of last week, he left home in company
with Mr.. A. Drinker, to assist him in driving three
hundred and fifty hogs to this place. They arrived
here on Tuesday efternoon and on the following
day he sold them to Of packing houses at
SO Is per 100 pounds, which price they brought
account of their being d choice lot He received
his money! S3,279 80, which was chiefly in Ken
tucky money, on the Farmers Bank, and the Bank
OF Louisville, with small sprinkIng only of
Indiana. On Thursday afternoon, about four
O'Clock, they started for home, on horseback of
course, they came. Just after passing the
second toll-gate which about dusk thew were
accosted by couple Of men in front OF them both
armed with bludgeons, one OF whom asked for
key to wind up his watch. Mr.. Drinker, without
any suspicion, whatever, attempted to detach his
key from the chain of his watch, when the speaker
said " Never mind, hand me watch and all YOU
need mt think | will keep it' Mr.. D. handed it
to him, and he coolly put it in his p-cket and then
attempted % take hold of the bride of Mr.. d s
horse, which motion being seen, both gentlemen
being unarmed, wheeled their horses for a back
ward movement, but doing so they were met by
two more men, each with rifle on his shoulder
who commanded them to stop. Blockaded on both
sides they were compelled to obey. While two of
the scoundrels held Mr.. Almon, the other two took
Mr d. from his horse, cleaned his pockets of
81 200, all on the Farmers Bank Quickly he had
deposited with friend before he left the city
S20OO,) mounted him on his horse again, after
restoring his watch, and then ordered them to
move forward on their way home. They did 90,
but did not proceed far before they turned their
horses heads and returned to city, for the pur-
pose of catching the rascas possible. Cincn-
natl Enquirer, Dec T.
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THE MECHANIC. BY Errs SARGENT.

The camp has had its day of song,
The sword, the bayonet, the plume
Has crowded out Of rhyme too long
The plough, the anvil and the loom
o, not upon our tented fields
Are freedoms heroes bred alone
The training Of the work shop yields
More heroes true than War has known
Who drives the bolt, who shapes the steel,
May, with heart as valiant, smite,
As he who sees q fOeman reel
In blood before his blow Of might
The skill that conquer space and time,
That graces life, that light3ns toll,
May spring from courage more sublime
Than that which makes a realm its spoil.
let | lbOr, then, look up and see
His craft no pith of honor lacks;
The soldiers rifle yet shall be
Less hOnOred than the wOOdman's axe
! stA Art his own appointment prize,
Nor deem that gold or outward height
Inu compensate the worth that lies
'r lasr IS that breed their own delight.
Md may the time draw nearer still
When men this sacred truth shall heed,
That from the thought and from the will
Must all that raises man proceed
Though Pride should hold our calling low,
Fer lis shall duty make it goOd
Aud We from truth 10 truth shall go,
TIL lie and death are understood.
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down to rest after her walk. Before that day,
strangely enough her mother had been uncOn-
scious Of Amy's declining state of health, but now
she could shut her eyes to it more. Mrs. Nor
ton anxious to preserve that precious life, procured
the best advice that the neghborhood afforded and
assisted Mrs. Sinclair in nourishing the invalid
with unwearied devoedness but all care was vain,
and in a very few weeks Amy Sinclair lay on her
death bed. 1t was then that she confessed to her
mother and Mrs. Morton the love that she had borne
to Walter the grief that, for their sakes, she had
carefully concealed even while it was consuming
her life.
" | wished-I tried TO live " she said, when
they knew all "but | was weak, and it has
pleased God to take me from you. | trust have
not murmured but it sudden-so very sud
den "
That night, while the two widows watched her
calm sleep, her spirit fled without sigh and till
morning dawned, and they saw the angelic express
sion that Amy's brow wore, they knew not that
she was dead
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ARTS, ENGRAVING. ETC.


.. TYPE GALLERY.
MAGUlRE & II HARRINGTON, having purchased from
4'A the asagnees of w. Talbot the patent right the
use OF his Tabqype process in the States of Louisiana,
Alabama Florida, Georgia and Texas beg leave call the
attention Of the public to their gallery of specimens in this
new department OF Photography.
The TabOype is taken upon paper ivory, glass. metal
and variety OF other substanees, the first possessing
decided advantages OF ansmissbity by mail be
enclosed IN letter. made 10 sdoEn the of book
preserved in a portfolio.
The TabOype is emnstag susceptible of coorng that
the picture be finished any degree desired by the
every variety Of texture and color Of the drapery and
pexon color Of the and hair, be faithfully dsn
eated.
The Tab0ype represents the sitter without reverse
effect mole or the right cheek, appears upon
the right cheek.
The Faboype he duplicated any extent without
the additional trouble of another sitting After the first
impression is taken copies be furnished future
time upon simple application by letter or otherwise
n B-M & H. being furnished with every facility for the
prosecution OF TINS superior a ready dispose Of rights
for the States specified with thorough in tructions
DAGUERREOTYPES they profess to take quicker and
better than any other establishment in the world They
guaranty perfect Likeness OF child of six months in one
second ~ no charge Lmhl tfl No. CAMP Street
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STORAGE.
'KLYN wARNHOusE COMPANY.-Ffe

RHOOKLIN WAREHOUSES COMPANN,-Fh
in readiness to receive PRODUCE from the WEST
and MERCHANDISE from the NORTtl, Intended tor IT.
SHIPMENT Having lsO feet front on the river win WafVes
IN front OF the Warehouses by which goods are immediately
conveyed without ayage exposure TO the weather. ample
will be found the dischargIn% OF steamers and
lOadng of ships.
Charges fixed low rates, and every accommOda
offered he Merchants the city the Shippers
the upper county II the wish Of the ompany equa
the colyenenres of the Atlantic Dock, OF New York
Persons interested in transmitting MeTcha Hdise invited
to visit the premises .
leans. L. J. CASEY, Secretary.
References " r. Geddes Price, Frost 4 Co.; j. W
St~ntOn ~ 60: r. +. Nichols. leS If
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Lot.

- NJ Ba1kg ATlutu-- ''
The following deserted valuable Lot GROUND viz: A
certain Lot Of Ground No. ia tquas bounded nv Com
mou Canl, GTns md PhIppl ssh 20 @
lines on the line owrIs Circus and 81 lt 10 on
towards thpp1
and rear
Ouequsrter balance, months credit
for bearing mortgage the property winch, paid when
due, per uulul paid.
0f sale before I. .. Stark, Nuy expense of
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AUCTION SALES.
BY J. A. BEARD.
New Dwelling on the Upper Line of IaTaVette
without reserve.
BY j. A. BEARD, AuctiOneer

- ATU RDAY December ~ ociockyi III be So Id At surt,
- 81 Banks Arc4e without reserve Of deparure
TWO LOTS or GROUND being and lU u bounded
W Lhesuut Paqumue, Eighth Harmony streets together with
all The mpr vcments thereon Said lots ~ 1nr
Chestnut depth The IrD,pve.
me,s comprise story Dwelling, CYPRESS
LUMBER, al CuEaiuing four
we'll etc in The den well es under
a good '
Terms $500 balance, assume payment of note for Ass 3D.
due July 49, 1851 months credit r mo- IS
bearing the prope with per interest from
date Of sale Properly Possession given On the
t
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CLOTHING.

Fashionable Tailoring Embellishments,
No. I64 Camp ST opposite the FI0raaee House,
New Orleans.
'hNE undersigned has on hand and constantly in rsrsjt
Il of large additions of FRENCH AND ENt.IISH
CLOTHS, GAkslA1ERES and VEsTIyfIS OF The
nsst and latest styles and best manqfactue and well
HHter Cl0tiHg made the hest manner OF the latest
Hrs and Northern styles and very reasonable priees
Also, on nand fine STOCK OF CLOTHING. Of Paris
ana ms own manufacture, consisting follows:
oae OF VARIOUS styles and coors from 90 $50 90
Vests do patterns and 4 Oto 3 n
CASH. -
s33 3m II. HAMBURGER Merchant Jailor,
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N COHEN, having had 30 years experience, offers the
-. above ufalibe remedy for all Diseases per agEtEs
taining to the EYE; Ophhalmia of five years y
standing, cured in II weeks the Tear in the Eye &S3s
of 3 years cured in 10 weeks: man OF This uity As
being blind for mOnth restored the sight of
eye in three weeks gentleman who always used specs ur
OF years, by using only one drop, enabled read the
newspaper without them by ulHdelght hours after. In
fammatiOn OF days cured bg single drOp 1t gives
hnianCy the Eye, and also strengthens the sight
tS- Nos. 205 PHILPPA street, near Hevia, and IL ST
CHARLES street. api7 Iy
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40 RENT Three nne.stnry

ITO RENT Three One-story BRICK STORES
L Camp, Julia three-stOry brick dwelling "a
Girod street, between st Charles and CarOndeet sls M
and three closets main building twO.stOTy A
back building, six aparlmens, Csern and waer.work.
Apply to L. w. SEWELl, Clio street, near Pryannia.
nI If
ITO LET-Several Small houses, one in -.
Il Greenvle, all ready furnished. Inquire of fIi
dill 1yOs N. HOLMES, 235 Graver st. l:A
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REWARDS.

TWENTY DOLLARS DECENTRALIZATION frpm
the subscriber on the l2th Of May last, muatto "a
BOY, by the name OF BOuke, about Is yoars Old, ~
stout built lie had when he left blue bankstf "a
coat and wool hat. There two bald places on his ~
head 0ccasoned by bum when child. lie has also
on his forehead he Is tour feet inches highs hand
kerchle on his head to detection. Whoever will
E sad boy, him in Jail, and information TO VI
j. Regart, l6 CaraHdele street. will receive the above
ward. [u23 3ml ROBERT MCALPIN.
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EDUCATION.
TEACHER OF MUSIC.

SS5f5 ES-MRS. NJ. CAMPBELL., Teacher Of Nu- srr-t2
sS sic Piano Forte and Guitar receives pupils 81 Me-
"a at her residence No. 227 street. Be-
sides Lessons, she Lectures pupils Wges on
he Selence Of Music IS II twelve lessons u2s yos
uIGH SCHOOL corner of Constance and Race
II sts., by Rev. ALEXANDER CAMPBELL p23 Iy
CarrOlltOn Episcopal Female Seminary.
1--WE miles from New Orleans yrrdI bsySnd
l. nus OF the n. .. and Garrellor Railroad
REVD ELIJAH GUiON, Rector and Principal OF the Eugsh
Department.
REv'D cHAs. Ii. WILLIAMSON, Praepal OF the French
Department.
MSs. CLARA D. NJ. GUION, Principal 9f Musical De
ment.
exercise visitor al supervision the general affairs Of the
nary.
Tins Institution the young all the
complete Christian the
boarding pupils MONDAY November
the ManrOn
House., and recently the Teiiencs Ridd-u: plea
situated IN the healthy and retired Csroan
OF the Mississippi End accessible Orleans
al hours BY the Railroad.
for HoaTi Tuition English French and Vscai
Nuc and Waihing, 500 Of monthI .lnsuments
NuH including use Of Instruments, $40 per DaWg s2S
Pupils will furnish their sheets, pillow tswe
napkins, and oTK. The requisites he iupbvi ~
he lnetnon AL payments will be rsquirsdslTictE and av
~iabfy n advance. -S N '
visits to the pupils will be their parents su
gusrilans and others authorized by them. Saturday P NJ Is 81
for the reception visitors No SUNDAY
Rgrecss The Bhop and Clergy ant Epc6s
Church IN Carroou Parish Jefferson October
% -eS.: o2I 3m
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k'Oh Mkkih at ihe corner OF amp and Poydris street,
desires respectfully 10 inform the public that he has
tabsheu himself at the COrHsr IT C0Htt street En-
change Place where all orders in his line will be executed
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