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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-01

EYsprofessor ALEx. q. BARRY's TRIcOPHERous, Of
MrDlcATEp ConPoUKD for Beautifying, Curling, Pre-,
serving Restoring md rengthenng the Hair, Reiev
ing Diseases of the skin Curing Rheumatic Pains and
Henliug External Wounds. Bounded by geograpi
cal lines be reputation Of BARRY's TkcoPHERoGs per
yodes the Union The sales of The article ct late yars
IN We increased in ratio that almost exceeds belief
Professor BARRY after a careful examination oil lis
snes book inds that number t bottles delivered TO or
der in ouanti from half gross upward during the
year 1852 was within a trihe of 95o,OO0.
1t il unnecessary present at length the eVaehce-
ofihe wonderful properties of the Trichopherous when
the public had furnished such Endorsement as this
The cheapness Of the article and the explanations gwen
)fits chrical action upon the harthe scalp and IN NIL
tases of superficial irritation first recommended It Ia
the attention of the people, This was altha The inven
tor desired Every rote advertised itself The effects
of ;he Aud exceeded expectation 1t acted Ike q
charm. The ladies would not be without it. Country
dealers in every section OF the United States tounc the,
must have il; nd thus was built up wholesale trade oil
AN exent hitherto unheard of regards articles o
this kind The highest point has not yet been reached
and it il believed that the sales hsyear will be mil
lion and half of bottles.
Debot and Mandatory, No. 1877 Broadway New
York. Retail price 25 cents large hottie.
Liberal discount to purchasers by the quantity Soa
by the pri;ipa merchants and druggists throughout th'
United States and Canada, Mexico West Indies drea
Britain France. &C.
Sold By D. R. LYMAN II. Seey and K. Stabler' d
Co.. Lynchburg.
May 26-dkc6m
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DARIsEN a KING,s EMPRESS

NOT beiiepe The repori In circulation, that Parisen
King have sod out 10 Adams 4 Go There IL not a
word oftruth In 1t L. 4 X. continue to forward and
express goods mud from New York, mud thruuehtu ut
Vrri ia North Cnruinn and Tennessee heretofore.
aud at LOWER RArEs than the Monopoly which is sri.
wing 10 put them down.
Bcor in mind that merchandise of every description.
specie, bnnk and valuable packages transport
ed under of Special Messengers.
In ordering from New ork be CAREFUL tn specify Par
isea md Kings Express No 9 Barclay Street. who're
every article will be received and reoeped for by Mr.
!. II King. one nt the Grim.
r x Ks. facilities Tor transportation cannot be Out
lone by any company, and they the fist To miro
ducc system of Economy and PaetRainy In this State,
and IRE determined To be put down l'y evil doors.
W. l.. MAULE. agent,
ie 25-dSc1w Office Ia s. Il. X. X. Depot.
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VIRGINIA and Tenn. u R. Depot

By order Of the Board Of Directors OF tllr
Va. & fenn. Rail Road Co. The Agent nj each Depoi
il held personally responsible for tho freight any
Package which mny nass of hi hands, unless pre-
paid.
hi. therefore Is To give notice To MI fersons WIN
slip frnm Lynehburg that article "f Merchandise.
c., can be forwarded by Rail Road until the freight
same !. paid arrangements be maize for the
the other ead Of the line, whore may be directed. IN
like manner Tonnage coming East must be cleared or
paid for before tken from the Dcpo.. IL il hoped oil
will read acquiesce in luborsa'in Ing arrangement
M the Cash system. I. JELLls, Ag't.
June Ii
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NOTICE.-Express packages for Norfolk, Pc.
tersburg Richmond and the interior, intended for ship
,nent per steamers "Roanoke" or Jamestown" will
hereafter lie received by Messrs. Parisen King, 2nd
Barclay ST., New Yo H. who the only authorized
Agents to forward Express packages by those seam
ships. VIRGINIA, n. CAROLINA u iEhFEssEE'
IN Ida
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Hoyrible Railroad 1ccidenk.

BosroN, June 2o-rhis afternoon, about G
o'clock, Captain Winthrop Richardson, "A " ell
known retired tailor, Of this city, while cross
ing the Maine Railroad track at Melrose, a few
miles from Boston, was struck by the Express
train and dashed to pieces, not piece being
found larger than his hand.
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The completion of fifty five miles of rail.
road bel ween Columbus, Ohio and Wheeling,
Va. will make an entire railway conn, ction be-
tween Baltimore and Cincinnati. The dis
lance can then be travelled in the comparative
y short time of thirty hours.
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OThCE-fhe undersigned would mos; respect
fully offer their services the Ladies OF Lynch
burg to lench the Of embroidery on Velvet Satin
Cloth, &c. with silk Worsted floss. They will also
make 10 order the va iou patterns for Primo. Ottoman
Stool Chair and Table covers Lamp mats fire sore ems
port fuios slippers, Chdr"ns dresses cmb, odercd &c
Resiiencs Tan-Ysrd street, Fourth house. North
East Of Poes Tan Yard, and third square leading from
Main street where samples ofthc work will be exhibited
with pleasure and .crms made known.
MRS s. &. SLAGLE T. DAUGHTER.
June 30d3m
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81 "a l -
Important and Cheering News!!
aPARISEN & KINGS
STEAM NHIP EXPRES

PER RoAsoKE AND JAMESTOWN.
REDUCED RATES AND INCREASED EXPEDl
TON, &c. &c, &c.
FENIlE proprietor having male new arrangements for
l. the still better dispatch of their Express by tho
Steamships "ROANOKE" and "JAMES TO IVN'
from New York. they wish to keep before the public
Parisea D. Kings PopUlar Southern Erpress IL al
ways hand for the accom- notation of their friends
at the lowest and unparalleled dispatch, their
Express leaving New York is generally delivered Mt al
every point of Vig mia in 48 hours and throughput
Nor h Carolina in Sc hours, and at FORTY PER CENT
BELowTHE OLD HUMBUG MONOPOLY.
PARIsEN II KINGs facilities for the expeditions trans
porfaion of Freight and Packages, cannot BIZ bent b.,
my Express Company in Existence and they defy nm,
competitions therefore in the shape of Humbug Impo
stnn and Monopoly!
EV' Be to order your goods by Parsen & Kings
Express, No 2. Barclay Street, New York
~ Rest assured that all they promise they will faith
fully fulfill
PARISEN & KING, No. .. Barclay St, N. Y,
and BolIingbrook ST., Petersburg, Va.
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Union STEAMSHIP ConpA-

~ NA's LINE o" STEAMERS. ria Norfolk ~
ana Cape May -For Philadelphia ev, nv Wednesday
STEAMER City OF RIcHMoRD Cant Mi,cIsu
STEAMER VIRGINIA. Can, I'll
One nj these splendid steamships will eaye Rcbmond
of IN adePhia every edncsday ut high water touch
ing at cape May To land passengers. Returning eave
rhlhdehia every Wednesduy.a at 10 o clock, A. M up-
I'll further notice.
Passengers for ape Nav will on .ut their interest
py taking this route, a. il Is in addition to being The
cheapest. the most expeditions and comfortable
Passengers for New YOrik-We hav. en-
efed INTO arrangements forward passengers through
New York. either by steamers allowing them the
privilege Of remaining in Philadelphia three or four DIV.
or proceed directly to NV York. upon the arrival
the steamers.
Shippers to the West-Tobacconists de.
rous OF shipping To Pttburg, will please bear in mind
That we have made all the necessary arrangements To
forward to acco through at 90 cents per 100 pounds
Due notice will be always given in all The Daily papers
IN the city, when the steamers will be ready to receive
freight, and the hour of their sailing.
n B-Shippers will bear in mind that all Bills of
LaGng must be the whar Rockets to be sig
ed before the sailing of steamers
ta'sage through to New York, lst cabin and found 50
u Cape MAY, 8
Phila'phia, g" a. 8
End cabin - 7
Norfolk, lst " :" 9
For freight passage, apply to
RO RANKIN, Act, Richmond, Ve
le ~ d&cts on he Dock.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Tsiegraphcd for the Lynohbnrg Hirg,nian.
Arrival Of the Africa.

NEw YoRK June. 80.
The Africa has arrived with edsiees from
Liverpool 10 the 18th inst. Flour had de, I'm
ed one shilling wheat 2J and corn Cd.
TURKEY.
The Turkish question occupies the exclusive
attention of the European Journals. The nc
counts which have been received are conhielu.
~.
The Russians seem determined h. occupy, il
they have not already occupied the Turkish
provinces on the lef bank of the Danube.
France has declared such occupancy as vic.
aton of existing treaties, England, SO far as
has transpired, has as yet taken no decided
step.
The latest telegraphic news from the cont
nent says that Russia accepts tho mediation of
Austria. but the uncertainty of the news has
affected the markets
Much excitement existed in Milan in consc-
quence of another expected insurleclon 1t
is reported that Napoleon has warned Italian
refugets not to attempt another instruction
at present.
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ArriraI Of the Empire CttY, &c.

New ORLEANS, 26.--The steamer Empire
CITY sailed for Havana and New York to day
Among the passengers for New York is the
Hon Pierre Soue, the newly appointed Min
ister to Spain.
We have dates from the City of Mexico to
the 18th instant, bat they coatain no news Of
special interest.
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Dmgmerreot ypes !!

pES bHEHcTFsOtyV'h9
OSBORN, the great Southern Daguerrean Artist
~ would respectfully call the attention of the citizen.
of Lynehburg ard vicinity, to hs Gold enametied Pre-
mum Flesh Coiorcd DogNrrcotypcs TINT have been al
m red much tho pnsi yenr, Mr. Osborn has been III
great and roub's tn procure nm instrument
Snpcor any before knomn. md he will g-arnnte,
better kcnesses OF children thnn have ever been tnken
before md IN half the time any other nrtist requires,
Como and SEQ Price from 81 To 500.
A. WASHINGTON OSBORN,
Sign Of the fagso f all Nations
apf5-d&cGm 172 Main 81. Richmond Va.
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BUFFALO SPRINGS AND LYNCH
ID burg Line of StageS.-On the LIST day of
July we will commence a only line of Stages from the
Springs to Bethel there connecting with Messrs. Boyd
Edmond \ Davenport's line of Packets. Ia miles by
stage and by boat.-leave Lynchburg daily at 6 a.
clock and return the day by 5 o'clock, making
the round trip ifvon choose, in day.
Fare from. Bufialo Springs to Bethel s1,O0
JNO. r. EUBANK e. co.
@ 4 lam
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June 8-d&ctlalI
CENTRAL HOTEL, Lexington, Va.

~ The subscriber would inform his old friends and
the public generally, that he has completed and furnish
ed Tie addition to his house,and is now prepared To
nee omm date travellers and others in good style
any hou in the valley. This house is in the central
pant of The and convenient all kinds of business
Ills table aud bar always supplied with the very best
the markets afford, and his stables under the
superntendencc of OF the best osers in the state
BY long perence in the business and his we'll known
disposition to please he hopes to share bern portion
If the pntronage of the travelling public.
ie 9U--3m VII LIAM MoCAUL.
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OTICE.-The VA. g. TENN. Il. Il. 60. will
~ make arrangements for the accommodation Of the
Sabbath Schools Of Lynehburg Tint may wish to take
excursion on the 4th of July. Application may be
made Immediately to THOS. SHARP, Sup't
10 2s-tiyI Va g.. Tenn. r. X.
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sh Of July CeIebratiOn-A Ball will be fur

th Of July CeIebratiOn.-A Ball will be fur
Finished ut the Buffalo Springs in Amhers CO 'nty on
Monday the 4th ofJuly and continue for three days
Subscription ~ for gentlemen alone the first night. nj
ter that the usual Tavern will be charged. md al
indies invited free Tor three days. Suitable managers
will be appointed 10 ticsel the Ladies', and tho propr
pledge tn mcsclve TINT nns .hal spared Ia
unko ii Of the magnificent Balls over Civ IN
this county. We will have several Hacks Mt Beth
81 carry passengers from Lyme hbnrg the Spring
besides the regular line of stages the 9TH
juno d6ctiy RAINE Il KYLE.
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A MEXICAN FOREIGN AGENCY

I'VE ~ hHtAN AZ OhEHSN ASENCk
~ In Washington, - C.-Tho undersigned oher'
his vices in the pr sec1ion Of cams before Congress
and the several Departments and for The ransacton OF
any business requiring ntten ion nj the Cnpitol
Persons lnying business with the Patent indian Lnnd
or Pension Oiceso any Of The Departments of the Gov
eromcn in the Supreme Conrt ii the United States
may rely ON prompt and faithful attention their
interests.
Enjoying an extensive Foreign acquaintance, will
undertake aud be responsible for the safe transmission
of Stocks. money tn nny portion OF Europe; and Mt
tcnton will be paid the collection Of Foreign Cnins
Correspondents Will be- furnished with special refer
ences in whatever State they may reside, and in the
prominent tiles of Europe.
JOS. q. q. KENNEDY,
Office Jn II at between Ninth and Tenth
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UNITED STATES MAIL LINE
Of Stde-WheeI Ocean Steamships,
EGz..slaazzl JAMESTOWN ROANOKE, E~sllauuur

BETWEEN RICHMOND, NORFOLK my
THE JAMESTOWN. Capt Lewis Parish leaves
Il Richmond every Tuesday afternoon ut o'clock.
The ROANOKE, Capt. Ed. Cnvendy leaves Richmond
every Friday afternoon at 1 u'clock.
Returning, they leave New York every Tuesday AMI
Saturday afternoon ut o'clock stopping at Noyfk go
ing and returning, ard giving passengers ample time
zee TINT place.
Passage from NewYork, including meals ard fnc
state room Accommodations, only .--........$ $40 90
Steera e passage Fl ION Y. only ....-.. S O0
These ships of 400 and 300 tona burthen be-
ing new, oil Of the modern improvements ncorpo-
rated in their constructions and proyid according
the law of Congress- and for strength and speed
they stand l. For Freight or Passage appIyt,
LUDLAM e. WATSON, Richmond
June 26 dl3t
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NsDn REWARD.-Rannway from the SUBJ
- ~ ,criber about tho 1st of March. NEGRO
WOMAN mined Alley, about IS yenrs Of age, Of black
conpexion rnther the usual height trim, active
md quick spoken have to think that she 10
lurking in the neiRhborhood Of Lynchburg
will pay the above reward Of Twenty Dollars for hsr
delivery my house in Amherst county, to Saunders
e. Irby, in Lynchburg. A. w. WILLIAMS.
in 2-ta
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RICHMOND. June 30.
Half past four o'clock, thermometer 100 in
the shade
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ORD. HEAVY STOCK Of Dry Goods
- JUNE 18th. 1853 -Jno. J. Purvs' Ag't has iust
reached home from trip buy goods and is
ceiving barge sup of ever description of articles
known to The Dry Goods Trade.
Any persons dJubting the cheapness of his Goods
will pleasc call and 10 * for themselves.
+. S.-My system ofbusiness is to receive goods
nearly every week nthc gear, and to sell for and
CASH ONLY. JOHN j. PURVIS, Ag'.
june l8--iIs
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LYNcHBUaa. June OH, 1888.
ID DECEIVED this morning by Express lnrge and
~ hnndaom assortment Of Ladies' md Misses Bon
nets all Of which will be sold low fsI cash b,
/. lots JOHN !. PURViS. Ag'f.
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GENERAL REFERENCES;
wAsHIHGToN.
Hon. John W Maurv, Mayor.
Baron Won Gcrot, Prussinp Minister,
Henri Bosch Spencer, Belgin" Minister,
Gen. Winfield Scott,
Gales aud Scaton,
Corcornn Il Rigss, Bankers.
Chubb Brothers, Bankers,
Belden, Wthers ~ Co, Bankers,
Joseph Henry, LII. ID.
LONDON
Joseph r. Ingersoll, American Minister,
The Prussjan Mnistcr.~
Lieut. Col Syke', Eng India Company,
Joseph Hume, Nj. I!
Alb Fonblinqnc Board of"rrnde,
Edwin Chadwick. Board OF hoaltb,
George Peabody Bunker.
PARIS. LEIPZIG, SAX.
William G.. Rycs, DIR. Flugel.
Theod. shy, BERLIN.
NJ. De Jonnes, Baron Humboldt,
A. NJ Query, M Deiterici,
Edm LalaJ Prof Won Runner
Livingston, Wells d Co, HayRE
e2Fts Lor. Draper,
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2f:srE.4CARREAGEs, ROCKA-9sEs DE-.

cIrEA CARRIAGES. ROCkA- CT -
89S@ WAYS, BUGGYS, WAGONS III
cThe Subscriber respectfully informs hsiriends and
the public generally that his stock Of Carriages Rocka
ways and Buggys is large, aud he il adding toit da
ly-aIl ofhis own manufacturing and warranted equal
TO INV in the state either for durability
He has also good stock of Carryalls for one and two
horses.
His stock firon axle wagons is very large, several
very superor roa wagons and four horse wagons, and
large lot oftwo horse and one horse wagons.
Also large lot of Rail Road carts made. and making
up all sizes ofwagons carts &c.
teb 9.-dGc6mf JNO II. bAlLhf.
so lare below the Franklin Hotel
Danve Register publish one month zip and send
account to this Office.
Republican copy 6 months. G0
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EXCHANGE BANK OF VA.

Lynchburg. June 30.
TNIiE Purchasers of the stock of the Exchange Bank
respectfully requested to deposit to the credit
of tho Exchange Bank of Va" tho of their
pcctive purchases in either the Bank of Va, or, the
Formers Bank in this city before the 9Th day of
Jul next. JNO. q. MEBM, President.
IT, % dtiy5
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DORH WINE Fine Port Wine for med
L cul purpose, WARRANTED PURE, in qunrl md pint
bottles-for sale by LEE e. JOHNSON.
10 21-ts
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pACON-A cc lot Il Bacon on consignment in
- store and for sale by
je Bots JOS. II. WILSON.
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SECOND DISPATCH

BALTIMORE, June 80.
Flour rs; White Corn 50 TO 81 Yellow
60.
New YoRK, June 80.
Flour Heavy Wheat firm Mixed Corn
sc Yellow rs.
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Stxs@Trmperance NOtice.-The friends
VIA of the Temperance Reform are carr estly re-
uuested to meet at Clover Hill on Thursday the 9TH
ip,t (beng Court dav) whcr meeting will be held to
appoint delegate In State Temperance Convention
to be held in Char s,i e the 4th f August next
Onward !, the vof4 MANY TEMPERANCE Men.
ie 3O-ti,7 Republican copy
c .as,,c. 3snce NOtice.-Severnl Tenn
1891 peran,e addresses will be delivered at the
Hall on the 4lh of July. at a o'clock M. All who
feel an in crest in the of Temperance invited
to atlend-EspecaIly do invite the Ladies'.
Com'tee. Of Lyalchburg Dir. No. 352
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Il uated the head of Church Street, will be opened
on the 1st day of August 1t is designed to give on
Christian principles, thorough English and Classical
Education Terms for the session OF hive months 80
so, payable in advance The study of French and Ger
man, Vocal and Instrumental music will be charged eX
ira; but should any pupil dispense with Mathematics
he may take, in place of it, without any extra cha
one OF the above languages The School Is intend to be
select its number limited and the first Christian rule,
obedience" will be strictly enforced -
lily d2awts L. f. STAUDENMAYER
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rHECK ROOKS.-D. Is. Payne has Just re-
y oeved new supply of Check Books for theY'rg'a-
. Farme sand Merchants Banks.
Anril
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OUANO-36O bags best Peruvian duano, Just re
(I cs;ved and for sale by J RENWlCK,
on the Canal
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RUGBY ACADEMY.

Boarding school for young gentlemen, Washington city, d.
THE
Monday, september 4l Ccu'ars containing necessary
formation can be had by addressing the principal,
q. MORRISON.
The following of officers employ ed
G. Morrison principal professor
professor Of ancient professors Of modern
teache teacher md&c teacher of drawing
ing master of gymnasium.
LEcruxsHs Thomas r. Everett, A. NJ, NJ n member
National and the Natural History
c Of Columbia Professor Charles Grad member Of the
stiie, the Society Natural History the
Conmhla; Professor William Chauncey Langdon, A. b.
Of National Institute.
RxrsnrScrs Nv w 1orcoran esq Washington D. CT .rhos
Riiche esq, Washington, D. c.; Rev smith pyne, D., Wash
ns'on D. C ~ A. Hall, Washington, ID. c.. @Csp r.
Page, " NJ WssLinson. D. O., .wm ssiden, Washing
d. e. .Lieu III. I. Maury observatory =. Chew M.
Md. Spencer, D., shore, Rev. r. o.
Wilmer. Philadelphia W. French, washington, @.
Rev w. Pinkney, Md. "A. q. Dayton,
Capt O. Blake, u s.N Hon. VIM Smith, va lon VIM.
Asbe, N. c.. 90 dc Leon, y. q.
A''t#ta = .- Patrons.
Aug23-eodmdScpa
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Western MAJ tary Institute.
Drennon SDrin.,. Henry county,. Kenfuek,

THE first term Of The seventh asnna session Of this college
the Monday September 1853,
term the first Monday in the following February.
The faculty experienced professors The
Der cadets In attendance 227 The
studies Embraces the senc Of the United States Military
Academy and instructions history, English
and Greek and Latin admted
ect including civil engineering modern hook
kespiag prac0cs branches
f@.r.#f+ sF5se &
The military introduced dfuse military
knowledge, but dscpne health and physical develop
Charges tuition boarding. ro,s fuel lights washing
$50
add,es o.
smith, Louisville, Kentucky Smith johnson, o. Magazine
New Orleans, D. Il. Johnson, superintendent.
July 9i2awc Is1tF5Ft fss#e.le g5sFfr #t
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SELECT CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
@s4 r. asu SCHOOL.

J'IE his school College Hill, where
building being fitted As the
preparatory Columbian College, IL will continue
strictly sclno designed Tor laying
Iosndnon thorough Ensh clascal and
education The will the l.th Of sep
and close the last Of June.
Terms 9ia ~ quarter payable in advance small addi-
students permitted attsnd the lectures de-
vcrrdin college chemy scolns and neTogy and nso 70
French and other modern languages by the
professn in d.psStiNent. 81 u E. 3 .Ft0 H II
boarded the college, under the special care and
peIintend.ncc of the principal.
The necessary boarding will be about
$3.50 and Of weekly boardcr will exceed
$3.50. 3lt @ N II - z
Principal.
Refer the faculty Of the Columbian College Colonel h. Ed
William Guntnn l.. d. Gale
Wilson, of the Land O
6oe Professor Jswett, Institute.
l6--Jaw mdScp