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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-08

YNCHRUlkG FOUNDRY --Tnt bn-
IL ness heretofore conducted under the firm !. /
G.S. DlUGulD, will continue IN future u - -
style OF
DIUGUID g. BROTHER,
and they take this opportunity 10 return tho h l.
the public for the very liberal patronage lie irn
same.
We have ON hand a lot ofTonkeoo Seutwe tNb refs.
sEsa Tobacco Finsherust gottenur flongh nnd Points
ofall descriptions, Mill Gearing, wrought aud cest,
Threshnc Aluehines, &c g., e.
!. =. DlUGuID,
Jan SETS q. s. DluGuID.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-08
mERcHhHDIZE
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"A asIs .skat04 t.gsfas - '..@'h'1
w tuItIsf Ossl.s, nat. l'tnt. BIT aad i.fFsnf'
sIk Gineh8m all Csmbt5r I umbrellas. u ihfgs up
niv ls.l received II he Clohns AMI pui1liihg r.'7
li=hfneat 81 shhf IN : -
ITO FARMERS AND PLAINTIFFS
i 500 inlshel. eloyersse'
80 do Timothy do.
l01 ground plastef
50 do Peruvian Guano.
The undersigned have just received the s"3ts mn
ran oer great inducements eny bouse IN TINS ma
k.t and viii make the Interest Of all IN want 10 e''
before prehn nr heir Rrass seed bought before
the r.ceni advance nm.
dee 3gifs SAUNDERS NORTH < IRBf
fU,UE rabzcribers having haaah 'hfee -l"'h 81
i Woolen G0o3s ani Bigakets suitable 'or Negr'es'
md wishing To reduce their stuck. .i.iermined ="
eel them at very o~ prices. hose waatine such go'"'
will find il To their interest to give u a eall
nov 2ot. TlNSLEY. TAYLOR & co
WINDOW GLAss-3OO boxes hnghsh
w French and American Gia.s, now On hand "'
Every size aud quatyin general u-e. for sale Low.
sepr -if4 GREGORY. ROY AL X SIMPSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-08
REPUBLICATION or THE

KEPE WLHNATION VI IHE -,
LO.NDON Qf.4R1ERLY, 1HE EDLNBURH
5IfE .N'OR7If BRITISH, MN YEST.pILN-
fSIER REpIEHS .4.ND BL.4CKTOODS
9L4GHZLNE.
LEONARD, SCOTT e. Co, PUBLsnrRs,
- Fulton. and ID Gold streets, New York.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-08

HNHE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE MOST RE
spectully call the attention OF the citizens Of
Lynchburg and the nd Joining eounlryto his large md
n splendid assortmento OF BOOTS SHOES. <14ws
CATERS. &c, of his OWN MAKE, @As1
~ AMI which are WARRANTED OF rHE BEsr QUAIL
TY AND OF SUPERIOR woHK MANsnIp.
Persons wishing to have good and durable boot OF
Shoe for the present season. will do we'll cali
rs am determined to please, both regards quality
and price.
Don't forget call the three doors above III,
Franklin Hotel and Immediately opposite the Citizens
Savings Bank. I. +. GRlMALDl.
dec Its
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Union STEAMSHIP COmPA-

EDMUND & DAVENPORT
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-07-15

FEMALE EpucATion IN Missouri.
Madam Galway Of 81. Louis. has
purchased thirty acres Of ground. one
mile east Of that town. for which she
paid $1,000. and upon which she de-
aens TO erect q female academy, to
be placed under the supervision Of the
Ladies Of the Sacred Hart The
main building il to be $50 feet long
and three stories high. Three Of the
SISTERS" have already arrived at st.
Joseph, and two more were expected.
A school has already been commenced
with twenty pupils.
Six ladies' Of the Order Of Vista
ton have arrived in New York from
France. Two Of them from Paris.
are destined for the establishment
Of the Sisters Of the Visitation in St.
Louis, and the other four, from Ly-
ons, are to commence on establish
ment Of the Order in koOkuk. They
are all highly educated and accom-
plished, and calculated for tho great
work to which they are devoied--the
promotion Of female education in our
country.
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Notice to Contractors.

Sealed Proposals for the construction OF
the Baton Rouge Prison, will be received
by the undersigned commissioners until
IL o'clock Of the 18th day Of July 1859, and
will be opened on that DAY.
The Prison will be constructed agfera-
BILE to the plan adopted by the Police Jury
on the 9th Of June. The plan and specif-
cations can be seen at the Office Of the Com
ct, 10 which reference is made for more &C.
curate information. A copy Of the specifi-
cations will be furnished to the contractors
to which they will I've required to adhere
strictly; for this end the commissioner
were appointed, who will see that the work
executed, and the materials used are IN
strict conformity TO the terms and specifi-
cations Of the contract.
The contractor will be required TO COM
plete the building in ninty days from the
closing Of the contract.
Ifreqnred three thousand dollars will be
pad when the work ID commenced and
fifty per cent on the work as it progresses
The balance when completed.
Ifnone of the bids are satisfactory to the
commissioners they will be at liberty to
decline TO accept any Of them, each propos-
al must DE accompanied by the signatures
Of two responsible persons as snritics for
the faithful fuIflment Of the contract.
Ali proposals mus. be sealed and endorsed.
Proposals for building the Baton Rouge
Prison." and then enclosed in another en-
velope and addressed TO the undersigned
commissioners at Baton Rouge.
ISAAC s. TAYLOR.
!. B. KLEINPETER.
July std. r. ARBOUR.
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succession sale.

In The matter Of the snrression Of JAouG
MoHEAU, decd M. 300 Probaiel-6h
Judicial Distrit Court, Parish Of East
Baton Rouge, In.
VIRTUE of commission issued in
ID the above succession. and TO me dir
ectcd from the hon. Sixth Judicial District
Court. in and for the Parish and State afore-
said, will expose at public sale at the
Court House door, Of said Parish, in the
city Of Baton Rouge, on
Thursday the 18th day Of August next
A. D. 1853, at II o'clock, Am. the pro-
perty hereinafter set forth, and described,
belonging to the aforesaid succession-to
wit
A lot of ground situated in that Part Of
the city Of Baton Rouge, laid DOT by the
late Richard Devall, measuring thiTty-six
feet front on lafayette steet by ninety in
depth, being the Southern part Of Lot No.
IL, Of Square No. 2, with all the buildings
and Improvements therein Terms Of sale
cash. ljuly y II. v. BABIN, Sheriff.
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Attention is asked to the notice IN
reference TO st. Vincent de Pauls Bell
cvolent Society to be found in another
column. 1t is the legitima te sphere
Of the ladies', to direct the charities
of the town. We would like to see
all the surplus revenue Of our citizens,
that they will neither use themselves or
let Others use, turned over to the Ladies
Benevolent Society.
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Communicated.

Nix. Error Il beg that you will
use your influence with our worthy
Mayor, before he takes passage with
Mr.. Petin in the Balloon to the Worlds
Fair, to induce him to have the Cross
ing places at the corner Of the streets,
raised, to enable the citizens to keep
out of the mud, during the present
rainy weather. The crossing at the
corner Of Third and Florida streets is
impossible. There ought to be an
elevated foot path from Third street
across the boulevard to st. Philip
street, for the accommodation Of citi-
zens having business at the State House
or going to the residence Of his Elk.
cellency the Governor. A few cart
loads Of brick bats deposited at the
west corner Of st. Phillip street and
the Boulevard, would enable pedes-
TRANS to get around the corner dry
shod.
These and many other crossin g.
should be attended to, and performed
secundem aytem, 80 that his honor
would not be injured in the pcricra.
mum or os coccygis, should he fall
heads or tails from the Balloon.
CooNE FEru.
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At a late meeting of the Boston So

At a late meeting Of the Boston So
ciety of Natural History, a paper was
read showing that rattle snake poison
is most powerful sedative, and that
stimulants were its antidotes AlcO-
hol is designated. In two instances
in which the remedy has been implied
the persons have been cured. Ger.
tainiy. We have personally known
half a dozen instances where individu.
ais have been cured by swallowing a
quart or more ofwhiskey. The liquor
must be drank until it begins to TASTE
liquor. Then the poison is subdaed
not before. Before that time it ha'
no particular taste.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-07-15

DrsrR tssINo CASE OF ANIMAL
WORCESTERSHIRE are sorry to an
nouncc that Miss. G., the young lady
in Surry Place, who was reported in
this journal some few weeks ago to
have suffered from trying the table
movement experiment by means Of
the above agency, is much worse.
Hopes were entertained that she would
soon recover the use of her hands.
Il seems, however. that those hopes
have not been realized. Her hands
are now firmly clenched together, and
it requires great force to separate the
fingers, even for moment, from the
palms Of her hands. This extraordi-
nary affair has caused intense excite
ment in the medical profession -
London Morning ADJ.
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Vente de Succession.

Dams paffsire de Ia succession de JAoUE
MoREAU, Gkcede- No. 800 Preuves. Cour
du Sixieme District Observation-Disclosures
d'Est Baton Rouge.
I'm vERTU Dune commission lance dams
T. rafaire de Ia susdite succession, ct a
moi adressf par 7 Honorable la Courd u six
ieme district Juaiciaire dams ct pour Ia Pa
roisse ct Etat susdite Jexposerai en- vente
publique, 4 la porte de Ia maison de Cour
De Ia dite Paroisse, dams Ia vile de Baton
Rouge,
Jeudi. Ie lime jour TAout, 1853,
\ II heures du matin, la proprietf ci-apres
NOMINEES, appartenant d la susdite succession
SAVIOR: UN terrain de terTe sitpe dams Get
te partie de Ia vile de Baton Rouge, arpen-
tk par lie defeu Richard Devall, mesurant
80 pieds de face sur Ia rue Lafayette, par 90
de profondeur, Giant lapartie sud du terrain
No. IL, de pilet No Q, avec toutes les batl-
mems qai sly trouvans. Condition De Ia
Vente-CoMPTAST. II. v. BAbIN-
Juillet7. Sheriff
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TO CONTRACTORS.
yONts Baton Rouge and Clinton
I PUNK K0ad Company


BAroN RoUqE JrLY 9th 1883.
Sealed proposals will be received Of this
Office Of through the Post Office unit We'd
nestlay the 18th day Of August next for the
ditching graduation and bridging Of the first
two sections Of road, commencing at the
point where the road inteisects the Corpo.
rrtion limits Of Baton Rouge and extending
eight miles in The direction to Clinton, each
section embracing for miles.
Proposals and proli1es are ready for in.
spection at the Office Of the company, and
the character and extent Of The work can
be fully comprehendsd BY passing along
the road and observing the level Of embark
ment as marked upon the stakes by the
Engineer Of the road. Bids will be receiv-
ed for one or both sections, and proposals
will state the time that contracts shall be
completed. Testimonials ~ to the charac-
ter and ability ofthe contractors to perform
the work, will be required Of pesons un-
known 10 the officers Of the company.
July 14td. WV. s. pIKE,'Pres't.
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From the will Of the great Spanish
painter. Murillo, lately published at
Madrid, we preceive that his pictures,
which now sell from twenty, thirty,
fifty, and even a hundred thousand
dollars, were originally painted at
prices varying from thirty dollars to
a hundred and fifty
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BATON ROUGE:::JULY Is, 1858.

"v. B. PALMER, the American News
paper Agent, is the authorized agent for Mi:
1,auey in the cities Of Boston, New York, and
Philadelphia, and is duly empowered to take
advertisements and subscriptions at the rate
required by u.s. His receipts will be regarded
MS payments. His Offices are-- BosToN, Scol-
lays Buildings; New YoRk, Tribune Bull.
dings, PmrLADELrHtA, N. W. corner Third
and Chesnut streets.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-07-15

The palace Of the Pantheon, at Paris
is onthe eve ofbeing anpihilated by the
sudden opening Of an immense abyss,
which took place recently. The
ward where the Pantheon is built is
situated upon the catacombs Of Paris,
which are as large and immense as
the mammoth cave Of Kentucky. 1t
is supposed that the stone pillars are
not strong enough to support the
weight Of the upper court, and that
the whole Of that ward will finally fall
into the cave.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-07-15

Dr.. JoHNsoN.--The parchment
containing the grant of the freedom of
the City Of Aberdeen to the 'Litera-
ny Colossus, in 1878, was sold IN
Manchester, England, in August,
1928, for a triae, to an eminent book.
seller in Bond street, who still retains
it.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-07-15
. BoMBAsrEs FrRIoso." TIL,

BoMBAsTEs FrRIoso. The au-
thor Of this well-known and popular
burlesque was William Barnes Rhodes,
who was also the author Of another
burlesque drama, which has never
been printed or published, entitled
THE Argonauts; or, the Golden
Fleece" and which is in the posses.
sion Of Mr.. John INLAND, Of London,
and said to be Of equal merit with the
Bombastes FuriosO.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-07-15

rThe "Bloods of Lafayette St.
are too warm. Their desire to pitch
into our Vis-a-vis friend, for line
or tive in bis paper, which was copied
from some other, and only adapted
to that locality by the editor. We
are very certain it was not intended
to reflect upon the "Bloods, and we
canno, publish their communication.
A treaty Of amity and friendship
has been entered into between the
Wis and the Comet, and we do no.
want to disturb the compact. If it
were now opened by the "Bloods,
we should certainly get involved in
a more intricate controversy, than
that occasioncd by the Whale fisheries
Rev. J. w. HARMoN.-This talent
ed gentleman, delivered a lecture Oh
the subject of Temperance at the
Methodist Church, last night and the
night before. The audience was gooc
on both occasions, and Mr.. Harmon
presented the question in his usua
bold and eloquent manner. lie is I
sincere and enthusiastic advocate o
the cause, and deservedly stands at tn
head Of the Temperance question II
this State. He is however rattle
yindictive in his accommodations, AM
would have the strong arm of the Law
to force the State to march up to tn
"platform" and be checked into tota
abstenance. Mr.. Harmon should nc
forget, that there are a great man
mcdiocrsa senseable people in tn
world, who think that Intemperanc
is more the result of great social evil
than the cause and as long as the
keep sober and temperate in thel
views he should not denounce then
We notice that he saysa great man
things in his discourse which he meal
to be taken fgmratively. For il
stance: he asserts that in Maine an
other states, the prisons and jails, an
work houses are all placarded, "F'
rent" He certainly would not hay
us believe this, with all the evidence
the contrary which lies before us 2
Another thing: in his New Orlea1
statistics he puts all the crime al
its cost in dollars, to the account
intemperance, and makes no allowan
for the base passions" Of man, whi'
have now and ever must have fl
sway. Perhaps it is deemed inter
perance to exercise theml We era
it's. All things are good in mode'
ton, and the excess is intemperan'
Il ID
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Mem A6pertlse ents.


Notice.
IN TUESDAY the 10th inst, at 10
" o'clock. the Ladies of st. Vincent de
Paul's Benevolent society, will take up
collection for charitable purposes, at St.
Joseph's Catholic Church There will be
Divine Service at the church, and the pews
will be free TO all. July 15td
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GIVE are authorized to announce AU-
GUSTIN DUPLANTIER as candidate
for Auditor Of Public Accounts for the
State of Louisiana. Subject to decision Of
the Democratic Convention.
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CAPDEVIELLE & BRO.
suoesssess or. usyrey,
Laurel Street, bsssses Lefsyats Third,
Baton Rouge La.
TUSTRECEIvED 4 fne assortment
y Of fancy goods Of oil description, con-
sisting Of; ,nt..as
White lace cspes, black lace wells,
Thread, needles, and buttons,
Ernbroided handkerchief.
Silk and cotton trimmings,
Cotton and linen lacts,
= Fancy ribbons,
Hosiery, gloves,
A fine assortment Of perfumeryr
Tortoise shell combs. brushes Of all kinds
Pocket knives aid scissors,
Fine pocket books,
Looking classes,
Musical Instruments,
Toys ofevery description.
All at moderate prices. july IA Inn.
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mum or os coccygis, should he fall
heads or tails from the Balloon.
CooNE FEru.
LOUISVILLE AND New ORLEANS
DAILY MAlL.--The Louisville Times,
of the LIST inst, says:
We understand that although the
carriage of the mail between Louis
vile and New Orleans, and between
Louisville and St. Louis, was awarded
rs separate contra is to different CON-
panies, by late arrangement the two
services have been or will be consoli-
dated. Hence the designation Of
",he Louisville, New Orleans and st.
Louis Company.
The Times also learns that Capt.
Glover is pushing forward with great
energy his arrangements for an early
and successful completion Of the con-
tract.--The rumored sale Of
Mount Vernon to joint stock CON-
pany, is the subject Of universal COM
ment, and may be mentioned in con-
nection with the fact that "the grave
Of james Madison, twice President Of
the Republic, cannot be recognized"
The tomb Of Harrison is in state Of
disgraceful dilapidation, and Gen.
Taylor's is not honored with a grave
stone,' if paragraph that went the
rounds Of the press, some months
since, is true. Such things reflect dis
creditably upon us as people, and
will darken into infamy if they are
not removed.-ARRIvAL or THE
NuNclo IN New YoRK.-Monsignor
Bedini, Nuncio Of his Holiness, ar
rived in this city on Thursday last.
lie is the guest Of the most reverend
Archbishop Hughes. The Catholics
of the United States will welcome the
accomplished and distinguished repre-
sentative Of the Holy Father, on &C.
count both of the Ligh Office he holds
and Of his personal qualities. After
resting for few days in New York,
Monsignor will make visit to Wash
ington, after which he purposes re-
turning to this city The Rev. Mr..
Virtue, OF the London Mission, accom-
pauies his Grace as English Secretary.
~ Y. Fyeemans Journal, BID
ina.--THE RIVER AMAZON
The first steamship which ever sailed
up the waters of the Amazon, left Para,
a seaport of Brazil, on the first Of
February. She is named the Marago
and her destination was the city Of
Barra, in the province Of the Amazon
Much enthusiasm was shown in conse.
quence of this first application o.
steam to the navigation of the largest
river in the world.
Several steamers intended for the
same trade have lately been launched
or are in progress Of building in Eng
land.
u. K. Lambert, to be Licuten
ant in the Navy vicc Weir, resigned
: H. s. Newcolnb, Lieutenant, vice J
HUMPHREYS, resigned; Passed Mid
shipmen r. NJ. Cuyler, Geo. M
Ransom and VIM. F. Spicer, to b
Masters in the Navy; Master 4. B
q Calhoun, resigned.--" Kossutl
D and Mazini left London fortnigh
J. since, and no one knows where the,
q now are" The London journal
4 makes no mention Of their depart
ure.-STEAMBoAr EXPLOSION A
4 New YoRK.-The steamboat New
d World, lying at the dock, foot Q
). Chambers street, New York, col
lapsed Aue Of her larboard boiler O
the morning Of the LIST inst, KILN
b five persons and wounding snndr
It otbers.-Dr. Mercer, Of Louis
3, ana, while in Cincinnati the othe
7, day, subscribed 81 900 to the Henri
d Clay Monument Fund.--Georg
4 |
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The ancient statute in reference to
Patrols. has been revived, and any
night for the past few weeks body OF
half dozen Of order loving citizens,
with commission from the Mayors
Court to carry clubs, might have been
seen in disproportioned squads Of two or
three, looking about at the front doors
and in at the back alleys, to see that
there is mo thieves" and that the
peace and dignity Of the State is OBJ
served.
That venerable individual, the IMAM
ut the corner" has been frightened
from bis post, where he is accustomed
to stand, and gaze abstractedly. POST
lively the law has been so rigidly enfor-
ccd of late, that even GHOSTS have
been afraid to come up to revisit the
glimpses Of the moon and make night
hidious."
Our people may rest content-with
the present vigilencc our word for
it. there is no danger Of a mans awak-
ing to find his pockets riaed. and his
throat cut,
It was cur fortune to be sumnonsed
a night or so ago. in preemptory man.
ner Of law forms, thus, you are hereby
commanded to appear--and hereby
fail not, under penalty.
The summons was obeyed with the
alacrity which becolneth good citizen
We reported at the Office in due time
and his honor with his usual courtesy,
granted us permission to hear the
Temperance lecture, after which we
reported at head quarters on Lafay-
cite street, and found the seconed ward
allotted TO US, with our friend W.
Eskew, formerly ofthe night watch,)
for companion. The orders Of Cap
tain Hueston were, that the squad
should meet in solid phalanx at the
Market about the small hours. The
second ward watch, Of which we had
the honor to be lean member, went
Immediately to work, to come up to the
requirement Of the law. We walked
up Lafayette Church, across
Third, and over the sixth avanue--
looked into half opened gates to see
that nobody was behind, looked in
at every key hole from whence came
a ray Of tallow candle light, into the
dark street-found nothing worse than
is usual going on in the dark-visited
the lamp post newly erected on Front
street and found it burning in a very
creditable manner, and after which
the clock struck and we repaired II
north Boulevard, to see that the mark
, ct was unmolested.-At the corner o
the North Boulvard we met our frien(
r s. who ran over the
"Moving accidents by flood and field;
' OF hair breadth scapes' i the immnen
Y deadly breach
OF being taken by the iDsolent foe"
to which we listened with attentive ca
as it recalled the past. No THEY'VE
came there to be taken, and if we ex
cept colored gentleman by the mark
i ct, who was from late visit to his Ia
dy love, all was well.
o In connection with this subject W
= would say, that as there are is muc
IS less honesty practiced, than is preach
d ed, there should be a regular nigh
d watch at the expence Of the proT
'e erty that derives the benefit. tits nc
u just that a class of the community CON
IL paritively not interested in the place
4 should be made to patrol the street
1t and guard the property against fire an
D. thieves. We are Informed from a
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vWe are authorised to announce
CHAS. T.. GRENEAUX, as a candidate
for the Office of State Treasurer subject 10
the decision OF convention.
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~ We are authorized to announce n
NJ. PIERCE as candidate for Assessor Of
this Parish.
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NOTICE.

PROPOSALS will be received at
L the Office of the subscriber, until
Thursday the 2lst inst, for cutting, clear
ing and grubbing all trees and underground
on Magnolia Cemetery. 10 Aperts,) ex-
cept such trees As shall be reserved by the
Board. Specific information can be obtain.
ed by calling on the undersigned.
w. F. TUNNARD.
July IA I'd. Chairman Board Trustees.
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DER EXPRESSIVE July number
l. of Graham's Magazine and Godey's
Lady's Book for sale by
July 1othly J. c. LANOUE.