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CHOWAN FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
Murfrcesborough, n. c.

VI. X. a. L.
REV Il. II; LAND, A. NJ, Latin Language and Literature
G. BABcocK, orFanis,and Pianist
Carolina. lis ninth Will oren the
premises Institute the lst Wednesday November The
educational facilities greatly The domestic de
% M sEI mp mads for !" m and @
Bathing and other Of health Casencs
Of Minerals The Chemica AsronOmica and Philosophical Az
ats % not ;uassa By that % Of o. any sar Institution m
Periodical which is read u! The regular meetings Of the Sociaty
pen Tss The viii
and ve,y superior anais CONDUCTED BY
~ @ oa sr
The Bible regularly studied and throughout the whole
Ladies' the Office purchase
through the agency friends All received pass through h
hands OF the Principal and where there suspicion OF clandesn
sn T Students do n" 90 abroad Without pope nenat
They are not allowed calls
exhibition without permission from the Principal They atch
sn Ire To prevent rivalry IN Uniform
prescribed There Of months each
open Wednesday Of November The vacation
from the "a Wednesday in Aus us 70 the FL in oeI
be within ae The opening OF the session NJ
Of in=s Parents aaa Guardians earnestly requested
not 10 bring nor remove Young Ladies On s s.sSsh
ccssbe BY Of Boykns Depot II miles from the Institute
where regular convs.anco will always be uud.
Rates Of Board and Tuition session Of FIRE months paya
ous.haJ adrGace.
Elementary Arithmetic Grammar Geography, Writing scslo
Fresaeh, 'snsh sI Latin. Greek and Italian each %
Psiasins Printing in my water coIef' ,SS
au sic, Piano. Gutter and seraphine each @e
Use uUc of Piano Piano and scraphine, each 80
do Guitar, -
Schooroom Expenses and Vocal Music 20
Board the Institutes including the privileges Of the bath
Application for admission can made the Pncp. by le,e
or on the premises Of the Institute Sep, 25-ow4m
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

,,wAY :ran the Riconi Medical College, in the month OF
s-,r 1852 negro na.ci BOB He there under
,n Nr Sy.is For IN. las, ive years previous his
a...tt tsge turng which the he wasa ruraTa! he was
:. sailor between the rivers York and James, and New
his pcssess the papers OF free negro named
@ Il belief that l. his intention 10 leave Tor
~ earliest opportunity He ID about thirty years DID,
e aE has al Intelligent expression about the lace. In
..r4NI.s l:s little, and when walking. a
+ !e !!vc feet 10 II Inches high, Is very black,
ssry cS lps He has also had The Small roX. which
v p,aty upon his AID along the edge OF the nar
p!ehrLd Secondary symptoms OF SYPHILIS weIe likewise
rlG hiS hl,iS when he escaped.
j, the above reward TO any one who will secure him, so
j. gct aIr a-aI?. ANDREW IIuSDLEY,
Committee OF Ann N. Segar.
res. !, C. u,ca vew. M!ddlcsex CO., Va
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sTEvENsvILLE MALE ACADEMY,

aTEVENeVILLN MALE ACADEMY,
KING Il QUEEN
YHNE erercsos of the 10Th will resumed the
10Th January 1883 and close the 10Th Of December fol ow
Ing There will DO vacation Of month during the 5ummer
osrd including every necessary except lights eVo Tuition
from s25 80 10 $50 50
No deduction will made ser for absence or subs
quent withdia wal except In Of potrhetad illness
Address Stevsnsvie King 6 oueen County. Va ~
Dec. 7-cw6w WM. J. BERRfMAN.
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LEGISLATURE - t.iRGISiA.
SATURDAY DEcEMsEa II 1852.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Prayer offered by the Rev. 3losss ~ IceE, OF h
preah jan t,Lntrk

Prayer offered by the Rev. Mossg " HoaE, Of he
Presbyterian Church.
cOnNITTsEe
Mr. MAnTz from the connliiu. % Ctams presented ,hs
following hills bll for relief 0t john Feron enc Ben
.anin JotGan; anu III! aiic~n- cfnr" "n-st"n 70 ne
commissioners appointed BY o JGG. Ii. i55- si
an act or tic Tc'c VI John Felton,
Mr.. IEml. from G!c Roads unL Va
vigatl"n, presented the following os oil. oriG' the
county couIts Or 3otctourt Craig coArties
gates and levy Tolls on The P'ic=s Turnps- Road Il
:" incorporate the Pleasant Valley and Threeork CirtS
Turnpike Company bill nutoiizne the State
subscription To the Morgan and Independence
Company oi hiee jta8 Of the capital STOCK b
pState t~ New Martnsvi!e Turnpike Company. 10 tue
county of HGize bill of
ra' stock uf the HdZrlwouc Ma. 2H"n COMPANY bnc,
.,!i Ia auhoriEs loan the James R.sf X
company and reported without am 'udmen', tie oil;
lie Senate entitled IAN act 10 authorize IN Jlma RIVER
and kanawha Company 10 pledge It's uiiI upon R
tonnage, in order complete the iyanna Improvement
On motion OF Dir. LEwIa The b! 10 aununZr loan 10
tie James River and kanawha Company taken up reed
6rst time, AMI o:dersi 10 be al a .ec"n! ,inc
Tue SPEAKER laid before the House communication
from The Governor, recommending ec OF the public l
tho Town Of Petersburg, whct the Warehouse i. erected
Gnd The weights scales and fixtures thereto attached
On motion Of Mr.. LEWIS the communication order
ed TO be laid on TIE table, ond 10 be printed.
On taxing up Iiht .,Icrr OF the day, which the
election Of SroTeAeeper !or the PcrtunGiaIy.
Mr WALLACE said. that The !at dIy ne hac nc,j,r
Il that The of the day be pos:oon' "d"r
tie might 30 cona!Ie;cG il
sent ih:ntrbrGi al tie Giicr. is F.,
he (hr. WALLACE was clad 10
a3y o. the fflenus VI Mr + !
iEcumb+n lie was also q ..
they considered by an"
Injurious TO the ho-
10 the reported
CURED, becar
responsible 40 .vu,u sac,
there " covered also, th-i
;'ia ,cred =. ..ln Ikce
the inventory Tor uls
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REPsRSNGE-Drs. Harrisf n, ScheIe De We're and Cour
;urslty Of Va Address lIadehsvillc, Va. Det
OAK GROVE 6CADEMY
nIrGLiNGuaM CnliNrN. VA

T., A.
7iE exercises Of this School, whn miles Of ,hr Felna
4 Collegiate Institute the road leading New
ton 10 Buckingham Court House, will be resumed on The Cd Non
day In January Close the I'd Monday November
The subscriber has greatly enlarged his buildings by the addition
Of dwelling house, and school house, with
dous rooms, that he accommodate twenty-five thirty
boarde lie has with himself young gentleman
graduate Of Randolph Macon College, Mr. Benz Ogbur that th
studies will hereafter that Acade
mics Of the land
TEEMsBoard and Tuition session of months $780,
able hall advance Address, Gold Hill, Post Office.
JOHN T. CLAIBORNE
recommend Oak Grave Academy The patronage d! any wh
have educate.
&C JSO C. BLACKWELL.
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~ TILE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

NATION atyn: b:ea received by the Executive, that JNO.
y,>p sac roU!inei IN the jan ol Norfolk county
~ 8. Egf:ary ard Itrcruy. made his escape thercom
!; - -! Instant. tnd at large therefore. TO
,.,. icwaT! ui ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS TO any per.
.lE, Y1 sia the said John w Rand. and deliver
ut Nolip ( coUn,y and do moreover require all
~ Cou,ncnwrah, civil and military, and regues the
use ,hc,f bc-; eXeriions 10 procure the arrest Of
S,na that he may be bron.h: 10 ju>tice.
Z; NY hand Governor and under the Lesser Seal OF
., Cyrlnon w"a!h al Richmond, this 9th day OF Suven-
=. i. Iac wear lSt2 JOSEPH JOHNSON.
rr!bei a. asou, feet II inches in height rather stout
.5g; i7O Ibs auburn hair dark complexion; defect in
.s,s and large black mol: on his upper lip.
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a., January II. lS5l,
MARBLE IAkI,

z n
- ..'h Street. near Main RIehnund Va, Dealer
5s, ..''a' and American Marble Monuments, ,Tolnbs,
aa''ti pieces OF every description, Wall Plates,
- r = -. !. s,''nssIecG;ed n the neatcstmanner
wl:hcity reference promptly attonded,o
ea.,n eIrfd apprenticeship one Of the largest
!aef ors C!iy and having much Experience in the
, 'eat all work executed lis Shor will give
---%lch as aov Homo North or Soutt Oe,S-aiy
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81 JNo. c. BLACKWELL
RUGBY ACADEMY,
BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN,

WASHINGTON CITY, d. C.
slS institution Will sixth session the s
p OF September next M Of and discipline
regulated according 10 The roved methods The
the
liberal education The employed
department.. ard every paid Of The
Terms moderate Circulars be had tho Enquirer office
&. T MORRISON. Principal
REFERESCES-WIi w Corcoran Esq, Thos. Rliche Esq,
Capt J. Page, Lieut.. NJ T. Marcy, WIN. Sclden, Esq.
l6-ctG
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4EN AL MIT !.

R,chun,J ' me 10 Texas again this wnie-. shall
lof Red River County, lexas 8, about tho first OF
onn ~ acquaintnce formed in the Northern
z ;rsnsae we ssie curins trip there ast Spring. will
y caro- eSessiuiiy any business which may be in.
f,gTy Issn,"D n@io .ot moderate compensation. -
elua,y Va. u gwen. Address Fifo's Post Once,
-;
WM. II. FORD.
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On Saturday the Legislature engaged neeiy the
whole day ia the election of the Penen,iary Se Keeper
At a late hour, James G. SPOTS was reelected
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10 vote or United STATES Seun'cr has been 3
al days on account o. tie a2s2nce ana sickness Of
bcrs.
Tie Free Suffrage Bill! has been defeated In The Senue
wan!ia. one 10 mike vote eli twohirs. in thc House
va: offered SECOND time, and fue receive
thir!S
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FiEG4Aii AND TENNESSEE RAIL RUAD
" asH asnt"n 10 he interesting rtcr d Col l.r:ir
IN 'i'1 "ai t:oul j"Gr:ai ch pe.na l!!c ,iom a
Prosio $ "i This gfaa wo'h. We have ,is
"lea /" w;c tho letter rc.rs ard which c!tiy exhibit
lie i'":"c advantages .~ from completion this
ai"-,sat iint # Communication. III. s table siew- lie
p'alai!on, product OF tic courics pi Trairlu
tributary TO tho Virginia and Tennessee ~! TnaG; wih tie
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-14

On Thursday George H. Mcclure, Esq., The regular nom
nee Of the Democratic party, elected The House Of
Delegates from the county Of Berkeley by majority OF 3G2
fill vacancy occssioned by the resignation Of Captain
james w. Gray. The stood, Mcclure 63l, NcClcary
onn
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COUNTY VA.
ysSIlE third monhs) Of School will
the 81 OF January 1853, and ill lst of December
lowing month
The School located healthy retired nghborhond and
surrounded by excellent society The o. instruction
thorough and chiefly intended young the unve
siy OF Virginia.
TermsBoard and tuition, exclusive Of lGhs from sloo to
Slp Tuition alone in English S5 500 according ed
Modern Languages Mathematics $50
The number of pupils will be limited and those who wish
their wards should make early application.
DAVID s FARRAR, Principal
REPERSSGE Har Schele De We're and CourtcBuy Uni.
yer.t o Address lIadensvc, Dec. l-c4t'
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
SELECT FEMALE SCHOOL NEAR HALIFAX
"

Is -
COURT HOUSE. VA.
ssrnE session OF this caoa Will the l7h o
oc together with the Latin Greek French and Spanish
aud Mathematics viii be taught The has been ensaet
teaching for the last six and will be aided by competent
| sisan,s.
hoard and Engish The scholastic year
Latin. .T'i Greek French and Spanish, each
9 n " @ = ae 4s m aaS aS"s H. " %
uarIisSn roi HcGgisy, rro GSarsna n
Wright Corulinr LewisM Coleman Samuel schcoer Hanover
Heath Marmadusc Johnson Rchmsnd Hunter Marshall Char
lu,te Johu Grammar John r. Emuns lion T. $ Flouoy
Hon T H. Ayereu w Coeman VIM H. CarS Jno b. Caring
The Richmond Times requested copy.
CENTREVILLE MALE ACADEMY.
sE Trustees respectfully announce @ 10 hs pule that hr
number Of applicants Principal Of the above institution Mr.
nsvs Of M vs az" ,S ss C Gsss
teaching SINCE giving entire
station. lis session open on the 18th January
The Of instruction will embrace all the branches of tho.
rough Academic education Should the number OF students justly
II. compete nj assistant will be employed.
THIS newly established institution, e;ccd with special reference
the health comfort and Of scholars aud tuens 10
ca,e in the houvng village of Ceneve which with the
and is regarded OF The healthy locations lower Vlr
enu 1t easy from Gloucester, Mathews, Mlesex,
and The Eastern Shore by Steamboat twice week
The feel from the assduons and attention
that this institution will commend Itself to the public as an Acae
my OF high order
Board, washing. lodging, &c, $40
ordinary English Oranchcs including Grammar, Geog
raphy and Arithmetic, 20
In Chemistry Natural, Moral and Mental Philosophy with
the higher branches OF Mathematics 30
In The Classics, 20
M Wn RS1Ss0s RsDsn,s President RSHT1F % + s5ssss
JAMES F. New, Coz. ROBERT BLAND,
RoBEnr BowDEN THOMAS X. CARR,
DIR WILLIAM BLAND, joan X. BLAND
Address The Trustees Ctn,revie Male Academy Shacke
Cour House. Va Dec I-cYtFebl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-14

The North Carolina House have passed bill appropria
ting S666 666 extend the North Carolina Railroad from
Goldsborough Beaufort the seaboard. bill has also
been introduced into the Senate appropatng TWO millions
of dollars for the of the Roud West
point in Tennessee The hope is 10 build up commercial
city Beaufort. Il proposed also 10 appropriate sniff
cient improve the Yadkin Cape Fear und other
"ers The whole amount OF three ard half nil ions, for
all these works, s be raised by loan payable in thirty
wears.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-14

Washington co respou;ylr If the fillmore s1;i' says
I'VE ore Ianed know that Green"ush the aI'rt!'.'.
sculptor has gone crazy His fr;enas al Ne"poi- .7'
learn by letter yeserday-hase taken nun 10 Tue IN
genius ike Greenoughs running 10 worse TIA" nothing
ness.n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-14

TT sF'1HU Ia9ic t1!blIs INa TnpIsoN Nr, IS couh
lies ci fcnncSsec, tat viii h tributary ra road
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FURTHER FROM MEXlLO PROGRESS OF TIL
C,I

BALTIMORE, DEC. l2.-Serel prisoners broke Jail las:
night; Two u HEN charged with mu:de!.
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ACRES Or ROASOkL T. LAND FOX SAL h.
..Hrt, Trustees uf francis A. Thornton, ESQ.,, oier'
"a vdus Die real estate Tor sale and invite all who
a-e land N Warren county, North Carolina, or Neck
aia 10 come and examine the following desirable sliua
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REFERENCES.

.soD b." rel" 1S ~ tie following gentlemen:
LYScHBc:i-Iayin {. Tanner, J. =. * W. ; billiard.
y, ias hn,er ] II. Iyre-, Z. D. Christian. j. E. llcr
. ,f.Gci'. N:!orl d. II E.ey, Co W. Talbot Ro. H.
- CorEr liousE-D.. ]. Merrman,j j. c. Murrell, B.
riau. 6. '" pa5ncv
&c r,y.g claims in ;!Iis sscon collect, will
7ion?y attended TO- by placing them IN the hands OF the
NoY % CON-
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WASHINGTON IRVING CREATING 4 nIOT IN
RQMEAT

The Boston Journal extracts ii0ru }on5ay
the particulars Of c1cnsvc and alarming riot which took
place there in November ,pS; yea TIE iiu caused by
the publication In Bombay newspaper, OF editorial
translation Of portions .. the life Of Moamed by die
tlngui-aed couniryman Washington Irving. The
gravanE feature however, 1T The p:ovucaton given tc
Mussm'rars dlcclvt !ilcress uf ,hrc prophet
The Bombay pap:, from which the extract is made, calls
the print "Snracd md smuisy thonruph .. loh mmci
tsaep from simon Jckby's history Of the Sarncens.
This :iot lasted lu three GGys when tho Mosmtnedan.
at last ccEcated by the cdo.s apologiznY for the
translation and picture.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-14

II this caculaton shall appear large let be remc
hset that this vasl country unrvaes fertility ID cos
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-14

We call attention To the prospectus OF the 9n volume OF the
Southern Literary Messenger in to-day paper 1t will be
that the subscription 10 this valuable and interesting
periodical has been reduced 10 The low price of 3d.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-14

40 ,vuItG Ssia'
covered also, th-,
ereG t..n, rhcrs
the inventory Tor u,ls
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-06-05

1rs ohl-.i. ,n ia siS inihe ssisr.ior NJ ~
I Oder To Md .sn- hung ~ tic -ock u ~
literature, sni 10 ir,pfrs. uFon he r0.'ie
pnn,ipas. Of I.mrerante. B~sss cteaes aud ~
If,r
zach nur-l~r viii ecasaio ~ mef~ intspdl
We ID sl,len ts~. II . character calculated ~
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heart Aiso, well ~,hi,n original and seIevi. .seUo
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eir. lie osed % inrrainre. ssisnrs ~ an
>sAild n. .utYcrir.nn ll,i 10 ,aes~sspd - -
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h.. hy snn,- Of our b~st sti.is
11le editor smest daily Interesting sssees
from oar Uder 10 every part II the tnsea. snd ssrA
of s,nssai in<fes, will s.d . Ttses n sAs
Magazine.
1tNNs - rsrh nnwl>, ~ill ecnsstn ~ PeGses
rc-.i pas<1 veil printed and ees~ssd .Afst ~ ~esl
vii he mailri 10 ruhse fher- 81 the ew pssre u Ore
Dollar ~ se,ou-, Of u nu,~h ~. rsyaUss AvssAhly
tho rsc~i " The hrst nanhes. n ~ eoae ~ ~
.cecni numt.f be fx~ ataed until the ss1sesosisa b
rad.
'rhc.e wishing to srus he wssA Asa - - 49,
r., hs4i hestAY sssd ~ thor nsu~ sa~. A11WA.
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The THIRD ANNUAL NDLl NJ
The Sontherm Literary caxellr,

" A. commenced or ssiafiat. an OF May. 1850
W under u. original uane Instead Of kiehani.
W'eklf '.r''ii" rnnfr signtrsnt OF Ne PECULIAR
etnutr,.r t-,,s ti. taly ~-rhh organ - is-
", tbs " hi- south u grady -nlafyr,i And M.
proved containing weekly !. column. 81 matter II
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whap,rt nee lmici >,sies L c1Diina,s utirf tb.
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c,f-.u.- N,h - .~rrri ~ make u 4 choicc anil,
nvNsfapst - cheap "a Tie cheapest snd ~ ss-i a.
ih- is,.i turfs di-esfinr liir uouoh that south.
I'm fufrai ciuua cnmfsic mlii the northern. wrrA
r. IN .ir-apf''ss and Interest tbs >ouf'-fn tn-fafy
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community snd Il embraces 70 ~ sSIlr fid. eser,
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bftgifnl contributions, ftur, many q the sblt-i
~tilers ~ the >anih. chiefly oeeups IT. columns. bus
b,tte dc c,s u-suu Ut c'ce mseisns oletir frtrn
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of tho Gasetr Is ufel+'nd.id 90 cfr AMI lu the
d,ses.,o 81 ever ultimate ter-r hnl u,
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siiy cmiv-ilf,,ei ~ish s9uihe portrait. aud land
srsp.s engraved expressly fer ne work md acrum
rsnr,i ~ tssfa 1hir 81 aud Geographical ,krfrir.
II. grt- tlluai fin - pens, hat esfefuii. con.
den.-j irofa The leading onfheis OF all parts n The
wofli NotHtti,siani'ng lhe etcag menace "a III
AMI sif'sciias uf ihr Inisr q .u Published n Nv %
pniitr- ~ enuur IN sd,anre u will ~ furnished
10 f..f.nf. becoming tes-lns he Tor the Nhoi. nu ~
OF eyr.. asd having them seat to address tie
follow iag terms
'Thr-, copies Eve dallsr. Eve eoric, .igh dollar.
ten copies. 6s'rvn dollar fifteen eoTss t~~ny ,s,l.
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Charleston. So.th Csro'lna.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-06-05
RlackwOOd's Magazine and the Cri.lSl
Quarterly Reviews.
Harper's New Monthly Magazine.

INNS Magazine issued u,snHhly on the fvt
| das q the month va Which u !. dated fs.A
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column. ear yraf thus composing nearly two thov
sand 10 rs nf thv riurri fi.crisirtar literature -
ff. daY l. -, number will CONTAIN uum-tuu, yic,s-
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uer- OF lhs important book. o. he mouth IN. volursss
roaiurnce with toe nurh-fs Tor June and Bsecmh-s
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hlt SELLER. sritrsi agents itofH The faf-,shers
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u tios at 49, de- a., the musiia r,srfs Al twenty
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is'irs.
Th- publisher. vii -upp', .pecim.n nur,swr. gre.
tu,uf.lr 10 ngrnissh T-sshs-ter snd vii nAse ~.
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ufirtug he M'sstns from sg.nls dealer n~sss lob
th-W - -nppl, n at The nprR
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MASONIC FEMALE INSTITUTE.

I'VE Executive Board Of Managv1s, appoint
l. ed by marshall Lodge No 90, announce to
,hs public that the 9th session Of the Institute
will commence on the FRS, MONDAY In Feb.
ronry under ID. charge Of tho Faculty Of
Teachers, TO wit:
Rev. Tho. . WILSON. President
Mrs. EMMA v bosrory, Wee Principal
Slss LL'zA BuETos, Primary Depa, ,,.ea,
Miss Arabia JESsrTT JOSH, Music Piano
Dvdcinc and Fancy Vors
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4 Uonfiiy Journal Of Irade, A4r'csisure.
Commerce, Commercial Poiuy, Manu-.
toeimrs. iniornci i-proremenis.s etc, etc.
PuJi,shed Moa'tis. BY }. ID. y. d. Bow.
- k4change Place, oppo.ue ~ Poss
Ohcs. .Ne'o orIeons.
rInas - ryR sN~ra, ~ ApeASeS.
kd,nes,ine th- ~ The &n,h end Wesr he
tuuu-rlsl RrNra ii moi l~ The iess mindful n Uhe
great inetr.l. of Trade. Commerce and A. ncutars
thrappsoff The world syfrsn~fr~ IN ne tsrs.us and
muiuinffu r.l.uo',.-Io II. hst.ss lie laws, and lie
ptlu-iics cnrn,nc real coS,n.~.~s WEulsiiras of
trade Hfsf STATE and intef National tresies forvisa
snd domestic iauA -'e'-~. and p~-p marine r-s.
ttnis -utrfpfse~ # eofutnrrrs IA shipping, csnsis
ns.'. md siram nav igsl'on. etc u,efesnf,k ~
lr4ns co-irs law. sud decisions. sncNDt ~elt ~
ai-irfu. banking in.u'stces, srehr''y- pAfn~rship
iae'oftF-. str ani-e brokerage, h~nkryacy, ~f-cl
saIts sT iFrisht-. pFltst.et'ug, na"ae sHd rep'sa
strset 3t1s3Ag.tsae snd cusisn5r-e rsnlsns, sie d.
a. foraffcf, usi hi-rr'urv and biography
r. t.hins tsrsH,iirr ttirf .isses ,.,eAs
a.. Review ME required to give the pus'ssht' ,h'es
moliiA nu,e.
bound .~.. 81 ths Commercial N~> ls~ eoapleta -
date 'f~~-- r $40 al New ofi-nns o. Chasfssssa
lhyl vi. D, scot t. sny p,ini OF, ofS.'
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I,ENERAI nhufeal~ and retail Gfprer,
VI ReccrIHg and Forr"dtns H'rrha~.
Commerce street, opposite steamboat landing.
Shreveport. Ia, viii give street attention 10 al
business entrusted To hi. care.
Constantly on hand llr," and well selected
stock of plantation and family groceries ~heh
are ufctrd cheap for cass--tmnng Which are
sugar. tea, h.h, pork, lard obs, coffee rhoeo-
laie. -pircs, beet butter, iruil~. candles, salt
pickles. bacon, chccsc. ~yrup> mola~-c,, soaps,
houf. hams, rice, hardware, tobacco, cigar,
aoN,ler., shot lead starch, &c.
The highest prlc, pad Tor cotton hides, pol
trr-. aud brr,waN.
Strangers are invited to give me call and
eNaminr for Themselves.
II Oricr, for the surrounding country care
fuly and promptly attended to.
May | 1882. ~ u