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'sCoTroN KING" In addition to the testimoni-
ais to the conservative influence of Southern nstitu
tons, which we have given from leading Northern
Journals, we find very marked compliment in an
other Northern paper, which is bitterly hostile to
the South TThe Philadelphia Enquirer, devotes a
long article to Cotton, of the leading agrcul
tural productions and giving employment to vast
numbers of people at home and abroad; and it
publishes the following statistics of the amount
grown in our country in different years, and of its
export:
Growth in 1924, 569, 249 bales.
1884, l25432S &c
1874, 1894 500 &c
1858, 3,662,882
The consumption for the last year named may be
thus divided
Export to Great Britain, 1,736,S60 bales
France, 43672S g.
North of Europe, 17l,I76
Other foreign ports 192,636
Retained for home use, 1000 "
The Philadelphia Register fires up and levels its
batteries at the tremendous influence of Cotton :"
in all the important affairs of the government. 1t
says:
The Inquirer, however, does not mentonthe most
remarkable characteristics of the cotton crop-its
despotic rule over Presidents, congressman and
Courts ofce-holders and politicians in general 1t
dictates the whole course of foreign and domestic
policy appoints men to office and dismisses them,
with learning and ingenuity to consrue constitutions
and laws Cotton directs the movements of armies
and naves, negoates treaties organizes Territories
and erects sovereign States. Yes, friend Inquirer,
Cotton is King.
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hGRAT1TUDE is objectionable, and dries IN .
fountains of all goodness. ''' up The
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1TEW Ann Ann MATRON WANTEH1..wc,1

- Board of Directors of the NORTa = DESTROYS d
TIoN FOR THE DEAF DUMB THE BLIND arg on the
employing for the ensuing session, comnie.se charge
the Domestic department of the Institution hnd be sen
his wife will be required All applications SUBSCRIBED
without delay with proper references 70 t COOKE
- Ns ~ Principal of the ln iass-sv-
RaIeioh Auoust 18th 1854 --ncr
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of the troublesome at home, nasmuch as it would
then be under the necessity of destroying the
sins in turn, and consequently numbering al ant1i-
tune The safer course is to treat them lunatics
and this was the expedient which the Ministry now
resorted to- The Doctor was secretly conveyed to
the Home office, before Lords Melbourne John Rus
sell, and congenial tool of theirs named Hall and
without any farther ceremony consigned to mad
house, where he has languished fourteen years
That serious attention called to this discredta
BILE case in England is manifest from debate in the
House of Commons thus sketched by the London
Times of July 81. We doubt not that the full facts
will shortly be developed, and that justice will be
done to all parties by public opinion however
cessfully Prince Albert through his subservient Off
cials, may cover up the truth by incarceratng the
stubborn witness in a Mad House:
Mr.. Otway called attention to the of Dr. Peith-
man. and to certain judicial proceedings in the pri-
vate room of the magistrate at Bow-street with re-
ference to that It was not his intention he
said to raise the question of the sanity insanity
of this respectable German gentleman, (now at
Hanwell,) but he asked the House whether, in this
country, individual was liable to be deprived of
his liberty, and placed in a lunatic asylum, in so
summary a manner, without his insansity being
clearly established? ss8 Il. @t.s ssssl.f 80
Lord Palmerston said, the case was one of yerv
painful character. DIR. Peithman was a man of con
siderable literary talents, but unfortunately for
great number of years his mind had not been sound
he was under the deusion that he had some claim on
the Royal family which induced him to force himself
into the presnce of the Sovereign on which account
he had some years ago been placed in confinement
from which he was released, under an undertaking
that he would be taken of by friend. No soon
err however, was he discharged than he applied for
place in the Royal household, on the ground of some
imaginary service. He intruded himself into the Royal
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~ TEACHER WANIEU " 0nslOW CUIIn.g
Aof School at Wardsville Academy sed for teaching
of moral and steady habits properly Apply soon "
for which q liberal salary will De ggI ITeInI;
Chairman of Board, NC
Snead's Ferry, =, Comnitte@
July 5, 1854.
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l. cd by Marshall Lodge No. ~, announce to
The public hat the 9Th session Of the Institute
commenced on the Third Monday IL Septem-
Der and VIII continue ten months embracing
Two, sessons-but no vacation at Ia. close OF
Inc 'ifst--und.r the direction OF the following
FACULTY.
Rev. THO. 3. WnsoS, D. D., Presiden,
Miss MARTHA LIrrLkYIELn, Vice Principal,
Miss SUSAN II. Foster, English Literature.
Miss l.. CoRSELfA June, Ornamental Depart.
-eni and French.
Miss ELIZA u. BuRroS. Primary Department
Miss ARAsELLA Jxxstrr JrSE, Music, Piano
and Guissv.
Miss |. CoRxxLiA JuSx. Music, Organ
u. DAnroRTH, Professor Of Vocal Music.
Course Of STUDY, and Charges per Sss.
s3ea, Twenty Weeks.
PRIMARY DErARTNHsr.-Orthogr
Reading, and writing, per session Of
five months, AlO 90
SEcosD JUNIOR CLAss.--Elementsry les
sons in Arithmetic, Grammar, Geo.
graphy, Natural Philosophy, Phisi-
ology, and History 1l2 so
FIRST JUNIOR CLAss.--English Gram
mar, Geography, Arithmetic eon,n.
ued, Natural Philosophy, Watts on
the Mind, Botany, Geology, My.hol
"Hlt aHu 80 w
MIDDLE CLAss.--Chemistry Rhetoric,
Logic, Moral Science, Mental Phi
losophy, Evidences of Christianity,
Political and Domestic Economy,
Astronomy, Algebra, hncien, and
Modern Languages commenced, sac 90
SENIOR CLAss.--Ancient and Modern
Languages completed, Geometry.
Trigonome.ry, and review os:orn.
Composition throughout the course,
extra incidental expense for pupil
per session 81 90
Drawing and Painting, each SO 90
Embroidery and Wax Work, each s 90
Instrumental Music. $40 90
Use Of Piano extra - 90
Vocal Music, per session, 6 90
Tuition payable at the end Of each session
Pupils will be charged from the time % en-
trance, until the close Of the session. Deduc
tons made for protractcd sickness.
" Board can be obtained in respectable
private families for all those who may wish to
send TO the Institute.
August ). l85A.-2-tf
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BREWER AND ADAMS.


BREWER AND ADAMS.
West Side e. tie Pu,iie Sqpa-e.
HA|E jas, received, ard are now opening
/ L carefully sei.e .sd stock Of spring and
summer
staple ana Fancy Gooas,
10 which they invile the attention Of their old
customers and the psb..e.
Their stock consists in par. 81 the following
articles
Berngos, plain and faucy, schslley, plnin I.
muslins, embroidered, dotted, and ,arlton !;
jacone,, plain, striped, and painted chemi>
s-,'ss, with sleeves; s!esyss separa.s; csPes,
collars, cu'!s. mAn,i.laa, bonnsts,
Ire La. Bl0osney Has,
psras1is, fans, artificial flowers, \ number Of
bridal wfeAths, aud general assortment Of
ribbons, DC. Also lot Of
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Black cloth coats, black drip d'e'e costs, linen
and alp aca eosts. VEsrs-blaek satin faney
silk. white fancy natseliies vests, PANTS
Black coe skin, dnp d. etc, white linen, and
cottonzde, Linen bosom shirts, fancy and
plain. HATS - Fashionable noleskin. drab
beaver and otter. leghorn, and panalna.
We have likewise choice assortment o!
boots and shoes china sad glassware crock
cry hardware hoilcwafe, and castings.
ALSO fine selection Of saddlery, game bags
guns, and bowie-knives, pruning knives, &c.
H. fine, we have almost every article usually
found in dry goods store Give Us call, ard
we ,cel assured tina. We will be enabled 10 give
satisfaction.
BREWER & ADAMS.
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B'ilrnIx Mills.

Richard tson) is himself again"
THIS establishment is again in complete
L operation, ut its former location, three
miles and half Northeas, of Marshall, Cash
bills filled at shotl notice.
BILL OF PRICES, FOR C..sH
Ordinary square edged lumber. per NJ, fl5 90
sheeling, {" %
palinr. or SINAI. ripped lumber, " 1000
Lumber over ii inches III width OF 90 feet
in length, will be charged extra, IN proportion
% the dimensions. Twenty per cent will be
hareed on the above prices, If credi, is given
to the first Of January next.
SAN. !. RICHARDSON.
Marshall, March Is, 1854. n1-ly.
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FRESH ARRIVAL!
>iiH they Come, and Coming
IN Bag- of shot
~ 500 lbs of bar lead
IS kegs aud half kegs Of powder
10000 percussion caps
so bags Of coarse and fine sal,
- bbs Of n LOUIS four
20 white beans
do mackorel. noe ind
so bsfs of Rio coffee
90 hbls OF sugar
25 boxes stat candles
20 do rosin soap
% Dc of tobacco
20 do Western Reserve cheese
3 ,ietce- of rice
20 bbls and half bbi, Of y. o. molGsses
81 kegs Of Nails. Sc, As
BESIDES
We have salmon, roe, behring's, and Goldfish
figs, ralsins, candies and nuts Of all kinds
and variety Of fancy eaiabcs too numerous
to mention. ceii aud see for yourselves at
IHLIfUkD ~ WILSON ;.
iprtl 10. 1851
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Attention NJ. Levy,
Store IN Johnsons Brick Baiidne, North
sd Of the Public Square,
HAS Just received, and is now opening 4
] large and handsome assortment Of
DRY GOODS,
which cannot l. surpassed Ia this Market
consisting in part Of the following ARTICLES :
1850 pieces Of rich prints;
SO do French ginghams,
50 do French lawns
a fine assortment, Of ladies' fancy dre-s goods !.
beragc. bayadcre robes; painted, swiss jaco-
net, and cros.-bss musltns cottonadrr, linens,
hosiery, &C. A very large aud cho'cs stock
Of
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Boots, shoes, and hats. and, in fine. a great
variety Of ARTICLES uHneee .sry to enamefate.
The above assortment Of goods have been
selse,cd with gre~s care, and purchased =, low
figures. lie Is therefore prepared TO cell very
cheap. II. wish~. to ms1e rapid sales, and IN
order 10 do 20. is eontsntsd with ANAL profits.
lie will sell for cash, or 10 Purciasl customers
on time.
May 10, 6n.
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THE MAMMOTH STABLE.

tsp
Wholesale AID Retail Saddle and Warres.
Shop.
a tsrg. saddle and harness shop
ENk.f.0 has been wanted for long time
IN Marshall. The subscribers
aware OF this, have recently visited New Or
leans, and returned with large and we!. ae-
lected stock Of every thing IN tbr "a
tbove line wLgh they wlil seli On NOR. N
favorable terms than ms ever been
offered IN til, market, either tor cash or corn
and fodder lfyou wsn, anything Of the Kind,
don't send abroad. or pat yourself to the
trouble OF hunting around. bat cali down and
look q, oar stock, aud price our goods.
Shop adjoining Livery Stable, North side
public square.
The L,eery Stable is Handsomely fitted up,
and is scknoW lodged to be one Of the lsrsss,
ard best regulated establishments in tho State.
Persons patrGnizing this stable NAV res; sssuf.
ed that their horses will receive every attention.
We Keep plenty Of provender aid faithful host.
l.rs.
c. L. HYNSON Il 60.
" We have horses, buggiss, hsexs, and
carriages TO hire, soil, or trade.
April, Goth, 1854. ~
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LOST.

r>DWARD G. BEAZLEY'S Conditional
r. and Unconditional Headlight Certificate.
m, conditional il No. !, Ath class, dated 9Th
ss,,ember, is4l, the unconditional No. s3i,
~ class. dated It'll October, tsaa, for SIX hun
Srrd and forty acres cf land, issucd BY the
pn,rd of Land Commissioners for Harrison
roun,y, II no, found within the time pre-
.eribed by law, shall apply to the proper OH.
eers for duplicate.
IT Ms BRAKEMAN. Assignee
August 10. 1854. 4N
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ELECTION NOTICE.

IN the first Monday in Septembcr next,
~ t,he 4th day thereby polls will BE- opened
a, all the precincts in Harrison county, Texas,
70, one Narreyor for said county, TO Gil thu
vacancy oeea-ioned by the death Of James A.
Hi.
Also, at tho same time, in precinct No s, for
one Constable, to fill the vacancy resulting
srom TIE in the late election between J. Nc.
Clelian and John EIfod
Also, at the same time, in precioct No s, for
Far h,se Schoo! Trustees for School District
T.. 4. PATILLC,
...r,I 10 1874 (,hief Jnstico
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The MELO PEAN.

The NELO PEAN.
THE Subscriber lakes pleasure in announcing
that he has made arrangement, with the
Manufacturers, tot the sale Of the above newly
invented and patented Musical insirument--
invented ana manufactured by IL. b Horton
Il Co, Akron, OHIO.
A specimen Instrument just received, may
be seen by calling on the subscriber.
Ia view Of our yr.curlous navigation, srpll,
cation without DELAY, is solicited OF tnose who
would secure for themselves ii,s pride and or
naInen, OF the parlor, ard delightful choir III
stfamen, They eau be sent With perfect sale.
iy ~ any part Of the country.
DESCRIPTION ETC.
The Melo.pean ysries IN compass from hyo
10 SIX oo:ayos In size 1t IL emaler than
Piano, bat IN shape very much like that lns,fu-
ucn,.
The Ias.ruu,en, mus. 10 heard TO lie Uppre-
ciated--ior its own tongue can best sound It's
own praise, and Illustrate It's ini;piiabe modi
lation and perfect harmony With the human
voice, BY reason Of which It has already worked
It's way TO the hearts O. multitudes VI happy
families, and caused /, 10 become highly pop.
ulnf az All accompaniment TO the social ard
sacred song.
Its power can be made amply sufficient, for
large choir, and no Instrument. in the world
haiDonlses so perfectly with the human voice.
1t seldom gets out Of repair and may be
used for years without getting out Of ti7<
Price varies according to size. and siso
whether single or aouo. sets Of reeds.
Terms made known on application.
T. DANFORTH.
NIB The subscriber Will also give instrIe-
ton On the Instrument. Also tune and repair
Pianos. just received good supply Of Piano
str,ngs mo S6--u)
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BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY.

TINE subscriber has opened a Bakery and
i Confectionery establishment in the town
Of Marshall, in a new building on the North
side Of the public square, one door west of
McPhmls shop, where he will be happy to
serve all who may favor him with their Gus
tom He will keep on hand, light (baker's)
bread, crackers, etc Ne has also fitted up
nea,
SODA FOUNT,
where this cooling beverage can be obtained
IN its purity. lie hope. to receive a liberal
patronage from the ladies' and gentlemen Of
Marshall, from the families Of the town, and
the travelling public
PHILIP HEINRICH
July |, 1854. BIN
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They are nog Opening
At th.ir SEW sroRL, east side Of The pubic
square, large aud well selected stock Of
STAPLE and Fancy DRY Goods.
Of the late-, styles, aud owing TO the lu.ensas
of their arrival, they will be sold a, extreme
low figures.
Also fine lot Of ladies' silk aud straw bon.
nets, ard BONNET ribbons,
Geni's Bearer, Mote, and S,lI Hats,
also cshorn. straw, panams and wool hats
Hdrdpare and CUTLERY.
Il every description wanted IA this market
Saddlerg,
Ladies gentlemen = and boys saddles, BRIDES
and matllngalcs. Whips, s-lehels, carpet aud
saddle bays. webbing, De
Bco's aud Saoss
Ientiemeus boots and shoes Of every sal.eiy
aiso ladies and mi-se, shoes aud CATERS.
tro,hcru. CLAW. China Ware, a'c,
Together Nith large number Of other things,
TOO tedious to mentioH, which they viii sell
loss TOT cash, Or on time 20 good paying erA-
TONERS.
CURTIS, TAYLOR, & ca.
NRJshsll, April 30, 1891. ~
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DISSOLUTION.

TINE Arm Of GREGG 4 KEY in this dav
! dissolved. Al those indebted 10 the late
firm will apply 70 q. q. Gregg tot settlement.
q. q. Gregg will continu. Lnssness u the
old stand. II K-y viii eou,uience hu~ness
st.u, the frs, Of March, At the cosnss s'c,s
adjoining Young 4 !ohnson's Drug Stcr~.
c. &. GREGG.
n. hey.
Marshall, Dee n. 1861 ma ".
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Shreveport Advertise nents.

I E. CARTER, Commission and Iorward-
IL ing Merchant, and Wholesale and Rata
Dealer in Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, Hay,
Corn, Oats, Bagging, Rope, DC. &c. Z c
Harris Brick Warehouse corner Of Commerce
and Milan streets, Shreveport, La.
lJ' Liberal advances made On consirnmerts
of Cotton and Merchandise. Every deserip.
ton of Goods received on storage on IN oderate
terms. nS-y.
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NOTICE. -
STATE OF TEXAS.

STATE OF Tg,As.
County ot Harrison.
NOTICE is hereby given that Permela a.
~ Clark, ADMINISTRATIVE Of the Estate Of
Saulsberry Clark deceased has filed her ac-
counts with the said estate, and that said ac-
counts will be opened at the next term Of the
county cour. to be held in and for the county
'f Harrison, Texas, on the last Monday in
hsgnst inst, il being the 2sth day thereof,
70, consideration and allowance. when and
where all persons interested may attend and
contest them il they see proper. by order Of
nd court
q. IENDKiCk, Cl'k.
August ., 1854. 2N
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NOTICE.

Shrerepor, Receiring and Forwardine.
I AN compelled ,c adopt the cash system in
i my warehouse; and from this date cannot
deliver goods until the freight and charges are
paid.
l.. l.. CARTER
Shreveport, NAV -, 1854. On
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tDUJNJATRdY ION NOTITE.

HINIAJRA 7ION NOIItE.
l ETrERS Of Administration were granted
TO the undersigned, on the entatc of Benz
BRIT. deceased. at the May term, 1854, of the
county court pertaining TO the estates OF de.
ceased persons, held in aud for the county of
Harrison. This IS therefore to notify all per-
sons having claims against said estate to pre-
sent them within the time prescribed by law
and those Indebted to make immediate pay
mcnt.
JOHN l.. BRITT,
JAMES J. BRITT, Admr's
Angus, 5, 1884. 2bt
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BOOKS! BOOKS!!
HCNnOI AND MISC ELLAV C0I'S


>vayssm TBx attention Of scholars, pa
rents, guardians, and the public
1W generally are respectfully called
to our large ani complete assortment, among
which may be found all the standard works
now used in our Colleges, Scenarios, and
Common Schools. We have also large and
well selected stock OF Historical. pcetcal, and
MISCELLANEOUS works, elegantly bound Bibles
at all prices, from the cheapest, to those got
ten up in the best style a large supply Of
novels, novel,et,es, and literary works.
PIANO Music choice assortment. Also In
s,ructors on the Piano, Flute, Violin Guitar,
and Accordion.
STA TIONERY.
= A VERY large assortment Of fools
AZ cap, letter, fancy note, declaration,
-za account, funeral note, wrapping,
blotting, and sand paper.
Buff, white, and fancy envelopes, assorted,
Blank, account, journal, index, memorandum
and copy books.
Steel, gutta percha, and gold pens. Fine
inkstands, and school do. black and red ink
black sand, wafers &c, for sale a, the City
Drug Store. -
YOUNG a. JOHNSON.
Marshall, April -, 1854. ly
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PLANTERS nOl 81.

Eg ! Wright. jefferson. Icras.
g TIE Proprietor having leased this
MI: well known house from Major n zig
Ella uu.s, would mos, respectfully beg Leave
TO inform hi. friends, and the pablo generally
tha. he Is prepared 10 rendes the bss, accom-
modaiions, upon very moderate terms, and
hopes to receive a liberal share Of patronage.
lIe has also the hes, Of arrangements fer
proving for travellers horsea
Jefferson. July !. 1854 ~ "
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NOTICE
wv ~ -
SrAIh ~ ihsAs,

S'hIh ~ itAhS,
County Of Harrison.
NOTICE is hereby given tbs, + VI. Dunn,
~ Administrator of the estate of Mary Ilnr-
per. deceased has filed his accounts with tie
said estate, aud that said accounts will be
opened at the next term 81 'hr County court,
TO be beld N and for The county Of Harrison,
Texas. on the last Monda, IN August, inst. 1t
being the 9sth day thereof, Tor confederation
and allow nce, when and here all persons
inter, i:ei may attend and contest them II they
see proper Nv order of said court
o. iiLNUkit IA. CIR
August !, SOL 2 1T
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MARSHALL. lIOIE.I..

NNhFtt ~ - W. tsift
'C-l'r undersigned would beg leave TO n
] form his friends and the public in gene.
raj ,ha, he is nov prepared to Accommodate
sll who I.ay favor him With her patronage.
He table will always be supplied with 'he best
the county can afford and, from long cspc.
Renee, he Eaters himself that he can please
the community IN general No palma VIII be
spared T. please his quest
WATKINS WEBB.
April 81. 1851. n3a-if
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ADMINtSIRA TON NOTICE.
I ETTERS Of AAnistsstion were granted
i 10 the undersigned on shs estate q VIM.
I. Larry, deceased, At tho July tern. 4. o. 1854,
If tho county court pertaining to the ssta.ss
pi deceased pcrvona, held in and for NE eoun.
y Of Harrison. This 10 therefore to notify
~ persons having claims against said estate
% present them within The time prescribed BY
law, and those indebted 10 make immediate
payment.
8. r. PERRY. Adm'r
Aagust 8. 1854. got
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NJ EssRs. CURTIS & TAYLOR beg
WI lesve TO Inform their old friends and
customers, that they have associated with
them in their mercantile establishment, DR.. J
n. JoRnos, and that their bu.uess Tor the tn-
,ure VIII be done under the name and style oi
CURTIS, TAYLOR, s. co.
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Null u.
SrArE o. TksAS,
County Of Harrison.
NOTICE ia hereby given that David Hill,
Administrator Of the estate o. George u.
smith, deceased, has filed his accounts with
The said estate, and that said accounts will be
|opencd a the next term Of the county court
10 be held in and FOR the co.nty Of Harrison,
Texas, on the last Monday in August inst, il
|h"ing the asth day thereof, for consideration
md allowance, whom and where Al! persons in.
ere.ted may attend and contest them, il they
Pee proper.
y. HENDICk. CPk.
August 3. 1854. 2At
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Drawing Painting, Embroidery, and
Wax Work. each 10 90
Board can be obtained with the Principal, by
PAYING IN advance, at the very lowrntes of
$50 90 for 10 mouths In all eases the pupil
Will be expected TO remain, from the time Of
entrance, till the close oi .he session, but for
those who prefer attending but half of the
session, Just oue-half of the preceding rates
will be charged. No deductions excepting for
protraetcd sickness. A limited number of
young ladies' will be received as Parlor Board
ers, who will be allowed a, the discretion OF
the Principal, to make and receive visits
Bills for Board and Tuition payable semi
ANNUALLY.
EMMA W. BONFOTY, rr,soipa
August 5, 1854. MY