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COUNTY AGENT.

II l. MCKINNEY has besn appointed Aeen
J. !. IN Lee County, Tor th. sale of SriRlruous
LtouoRs for Medicinal, Me- ehanical, and Sacra-
mental purposes only.
Call al No 50, sign OF lhe Golden Mortar,
keohuk, Iowa
July 81, 1855 div
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KcmlOyal.
D. f. HUMPHREY D. GAGE

AVE removed their ''IIa', Cap, Bonnet ali,
IL Millinery Emporium to No. 50, MAR
Street, between Sd and 4th, few doors above
Their Old stand, where they will continue Their
business Oh largely Increased scale, both in the
Wholesale and rctall departments.
We viii have the largest stock OF goods in our
ine evef orough TO the Western country, ant
will b. enabled 10 supply the wants OF ans
Country Merchant in Iowa or eisew here.
WE vii have stock of goods for the g, etai
tfade' which will be second TO nole ia Chicago
or 81. LOUIS IN pcint OF "styl - and "elai,y.o
Oar rooms are fitted up in the finest ,t,Ie and
no pains Will be spared 10 make the
'Grtat Western lat, Bonnet, and Millinery I'm
p0rium''
NOT oNLF THE
CENTRE OF ATTRACTION"
but the place Tor
GOOD BARGAINS.
our Mr.. ii. IL now among the Eastern Man.
uianiurers and Importers getting up om fai
stock, part of which We expect in iew days
OF the arrival Of which due notice will Re given
ID. +. HUMPHREY GAGE.
July "a. 1855. div 2tw
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kcOkuk ISOOk-Bindery

AND
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTORY.
DLANk BOOKS made and ruled to any REQ uivea
~ pattern,-Court records, Justicss' Doekees,
Assessors Books, Poll Books, &C., &c. furnish
ed at short notice.
y Old Books, Magazines, Music, kc., hound
or re-, oun- IN any style desired.
~ My Hindery " i'll be found Nam betweea
Second and Third streets, sign of the ssDl0
BOOK" ISAAC N. PIERCE.
Jan IS, is6i.-dAw
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A. n. CARPENTER, N. \.

7 II ! S c A N & ST RG GEON,
II J. PECTFILLf tenders his professional
IL services to the citizens Of Ksokuk and vi
einIfy
tsY~ Office NJ. 4, Burke's Gallery, corner of
Main aud Third Sts. Entrance on Third
August 1, 1859. dtf
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FLAIR, Flair,

CUSTOMERS can from tins date be supplied
" with Quincy Eagle Flour, which is war; ant
ed to be superior to any made in the Mississippi
Valley, by w. G.. FUNKHOUSER.
June % 1895 "A
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SAWYER HOUSE,
WILLIAM WINTER PROPRIETOR

Corner Second and Cedar Street,.
FoRr MADISON, Iowa
eT Baggage taken TO aud from Boats Free
of Charge
ca Stages leave this House daily for Keo-
knk and Burlington.
June 25i 1858.
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The Glorious Fourth

The Glorious Fourth.
Tile glorious Fourth. the day We celebrate,
Aud loud proclaim the freedom Of the free,
"a hen each enjoys his social trfe a -fete,
And pufs his weed and sips his sangaree-
Excuse me, Saugaree, no more, no mors
Like days Of Early childhood they have fled,
They prohibited by law.
Therefore to use them It's ia red
Bu, whilst the Child Of Genus lives,
TO conlnre, form, or 10 invent,
blessed solace then she gives,
Which none on earth can ever repent,
She tenders II IN every form,
To Freedoms son or Daughter
As gushing from the Marble Fount
The sparkling MINERAL WATER, super,
For quality its not surpassed, its fine, in tact, IT.
But II you doubt II, why then pray yom call on
MOORE 4 HOOPER,
July B. 13 Main ST between = and 3.
r. MOORE j. II. HOOPER.
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Farm for Sale near kcokuk.

'THE undersigned eGcts Iof sal. the Farm known
~ The Lamb Farm siGated about ntle.
from hs0Auk, oa ihe neW safe Esad BE- wceii thi
Plank Road and the Mississippi Retr. The Farm
consists oi quarter section ~ land. l3a acre. of
which, ri II his state of cultivation with csal
ishcrs aud every thng ~ eNe@iieut condition There
- scares'ly Farm IN tb- country better adapted IA
agricultural purpGso-, The land bein. # tls, very
iA'-, quality and thr location very esltsenentt. tie
l~..t market Ill the state EFNJ. GRAFT
f"r terms inquire ~ II " WIlson
SapdaslN, AnEusi IL iSa5 Imdaaw
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| Az T. TINS day associated themselves to- II
IL gether for the purpose Of conducting az ~
general Dreg and Prescription business un- IA
der the above FIRM. Particular attention vill be
given to the latter branch to which they have
both served regular apprenticeship. Phvsi-
cians aud the public can rely on having their
prescriptions promptly aud accurately com
pounded at All tunes as one Of The irin will be
constantly in attendance.
ROBERT MOORE
j. HENRY HOOPER
March H. 1855 ,lif.
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Pure Congress Water

ENROM the Saratoga Springs 'or sale by the
l. dozen single bottle
Also Moore and Hoopef's superior Citrate OF
Magnesla, OF purgatise Mineral Writer one OF
: be most pleasant and efieetual Csthafties
known
Call at Moore 4 Hoopei's Jew Drug Store on
Main between I'd and Sd Streets, north side,
keokuk, Iowa.
Jane 5th 1898
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Pork anu

have Tierce pickeled pork " cured, also
For sale cheap. w. G. FUkEHOuSER
The daily Gate City., 1855-08-25

A LARGE STOCK Of Gents soft Casimer,
Is Just received. All the new sty.es Tor sal.
cheap at
SuELDoN's HAT EMPORIUM.
April 90, 1855.
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DRIED BEEF.

. fl00 LBS. st. Louis Sugar Cured Dry
~,UUU Beef, warrsnted the best ever in this
market WM. C. FUNKHOUSER.
June 2, 1856.
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n. w. JONES,
Successor to r. SlingerIand,
Dealer In CleCks, Watches and JeweIry.
SECOND STREET,
{ Next door 10 Charles Parsons Banking House
X BOK UK, IOWA.
49, The subscriber has JUS, re-
ceived large and beautiful
Dstock Of Gold and Silver Watch
es Gold Jewssry &c. comprising the latest yles
OF LADIES' Breast Pins, Ear Rings, Finger Rings,
CuG Pins, Gold Guard and Fob Chains, Keys,
Seals, Silver Thlmbles, Gold Slides. Snaps,
Studs, Gofd Pens with or without holders, Gold
Pencils, Pens and Pencils.
WATCH REPAIRING.
The subscriber being practical watclmak er,
feels competent tn repair The most diff cult and
delicate work that may be entrusted to his care.
All work warranted to give satisfaction.
Correct Tfme.
The public may rest assured that .he correct
time is, and always will be keptb bv
N ". JONES
Nov. %, 1854. lyd
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To the Public,

fTHE undersigned proposes to do Carpenters
1 and Joinsrs work of every description, and
will take contracts for building houses from the
ground upwards, and finish and furnish materials
and denver The keys or IN any way per con-
tract, and OF the quality and architectural STYLE
agreed upon, and at the time specified. Can be
seen at my shop Office on Fulton Street, be
tween Second and Third p ErCHER
Contractor and House Builder
RrrERrScEs; M J. A. Graham Thos w
C!Agett, Esq, Geo. c. Dixon Esq Rev " m
II. Williams
hpoknk ADr 10 1855 4
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A. Rridgnlan

> Agent for the Missouri State Mutual Insu
l. rance Company, the Directors OF which ar
among the Oldest and best known business me,
Of ii Louis d3antf
The daily Gate City., 1855-08-25
T.. ID. FOSTER

/ As Just received we'll assorted Stock of
L L Spring and Summer Goods, To which the at
teniion Of buyers Is respectfully asked.
he Goods have been selected with special
reference TO the citY retail trade and III be sold
as 10" a. The same class OF goods can be bought
~ any House IN Iowa.
Purchasers viii da well To examine The stock
before buying elsewhere as they viii find many
styles Lot usually kept IN this market.
AnriI % iAa5
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FRESH OYSTERS.

JUST received a small lot OF Cove Oysters OF
this Springs eo.ing by
WM. C.. FUNkHOUSER.
The daily Gate City., 1855-08-25
Fresh Butter In Ice.

CUSTOMERS can be supplied until further
~ notice, with choice Butter in Ice at 5 cents
per pound, by
NM C FUNKHOUSER
June 20, 1890 96 Main Street
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DON'T roR0nr

DON'T FORGET
7'O call at BULLS large Skylight Daguerrean
1 Gallery, and have your. life-lke miniature
taken and cased in one OF those splendid frames
he has just received from New York.
Gallery SO, Main Street.
The daily Gate City., 1855-08-25
j. w. Johnston,
Notice.

IA u have IN store one Threshing Machine.
w IN r. ell "A. riii, Fairfiedn Ii not called
Tor within thirty days, it Will be sold TO nav
charges C0NNABLE, SMYTH & CO.
keoknk, Jaly IL 1880. dim
DIR ]. LAWRENCE PAGE,
OFFICE No ?, Dukes Gallery, corner Of
" Main and bird Streets
AnwAnf 4 lNh.l If
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JAMES L. REID,
n tor ncy at IL Il W

nFFICE IN The Raj! K oad office ON Nam street
over j, T.. Brucs's store.
August Z, 1858.
THE LOVERS SOLILOQUY.
90 search the Indies wave toi pea'ls,
To deck your high born maiden,
Or dig Golconda's diamond sands
With priceless treasure laden.
Go gather Myrrh and Frankincense
Aud sweet Arabian spices,
And cluster round your 'heart's delight"
Loves widest of devices
Pll give TO her whom | adore,
BY far an of'ring richer
MY face, all dressed in lovers smiles,
In BUELL's fair Skylight Picture
Buell's Gallery, Sc, Mai, Street
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Grain ScythcS and Cradles.
INCLUDING the Grape Vine Cradles, a large
1 Stock for sale by
s. w. 4 II. TUCKER
June -, 1856 d&w
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THE krm or Graham & Cave Is thi, dav dis.
solved BY mutual consent. Mr.. Cave i au-
thorized to settle the business Of the late 6rn
and will continue the business a. heretofore.
G. C. GRAHAM.
w H. CAVE.
June 81, 1855.
The daily Gate City., 1855-08-25
Just Received.


nlkECI ifoa the manafactory Of Dawson,
~ Warren X Hide, u large and well assorted
stock OF Gold Pens, ranging from the largest Of
hce down 10 the finest pointed Ladies Pen The
reputation Of the inanutac,ors is guarantees
enough for the quality.
Also some fine Gold PENCILS with Pens. NJ
@. NJ. HUSTON.
Jan %, 80 d&w
The daily Gate City., 1855-08-25

LIME SlLK HATS, &C Nc Ne,is' n r.nufsc,urs
L by D. r. HUMPHREY GAGE
The daily Gate City., 1855-08-25
MOORE & HOOPER.
PHARMACUrIETS AND DRUGGISTS.

j. n. HOOPER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-01
ProceediRrS Of Congress.

WAsulNGroN. Jan. 30 Se"ate.-The Army
Appropriation bill was taken mp. Mr. fItzpat-
rick addressed the Senate, and cndeavored +"
show the necessity for large military force III
the Indian territory. Mr.. Shields also spoke III
favor of 1850 volunteers as better adapted tor
service in Indian countries than regular troops.
Mr. Pcace, of Maryland, supported the bill but
did not favor the volunteer system proposed by
Mr. Shields \ long discussion ON the subject
en5ued, which was going ON when our report
closed.
House.-Reports from committees were maze
and referred. Mr.. Wright offered resolution
requesting The President to communicate a dn'
plicate of the correspondence between the Unit
ed States and France and England respecting
Cuba, which was referred. The lion>e then
went into committee Of the whole and took up
the TerliteIial business. The subject OF the sub
terIanean telegraph was discussed at length by
Sir Benton in opposition, and Mr.. Latham IN ITS
iaYVT,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-01
LATE NEWS BN THE NAILS.
Later fem Europe.
Arrival Of the Steamer Africa.

HALIFAX. Jan. 30, - The steamer Africa has
arrived, with one weeks later news from Europe.
She left Liverpool ON the both inst. The steamer
America had arrived out.
The news at Liverpool had impaired buoy
aney IN the market. Cotton closed with slight
advance. Multigan reports sales of the week
At $4,000 bales. Orleans middling is qnoted at
) , l6ihs.
In Manchester, Provisions had declined
BreadsiniTs had overcome the close market
Flour advanced on Friday pence. Wheat firm
and inactive. Corn has slightly improved, and
closed mt pence better. Consols IS rs
Affairs in the Crimea unchanged
Negotiations still progressing, but nothing vet
decisive.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-01
AUCTION SALES,
FUTURE DAYS
issssST SAFE.

"ssh SAEE.-iiv v.ltue 4 All ,r ,,,-,
Hiaie and executed b, Pleasant Cr,n>y and E,,,..
"''t ~ "1e, al feasatt Greasy. r.. 10 IN, under
t"'' ''H'',s' IN the 23d day If December 1928 and
us ''s7fdsd IN Tue Clerks Ufiee ct Bedford County
''i the l'pose OF indcmnib ing nj saving harm.
e' '"''' Ia GaSpr Of Lynclburg, and the personal
representatives al John iaytor ceased late Sheriff
" "F'.'fd county, m the OF Greasy " Anthem. 4"
"" siiil On Friday the 10th day q February 1855 #
tar II nj On the das thereafter upon the rror,.c.
heat CIa3o Mill IN Bel'etd county ,xnu>r t. sac
~ Ph1ht auct II. tho Wy valuable IRA T OF LAND
Ap"a "hieit wi GrensA's rr>iie. estimated a.
containing 5o7 ACRES n,oie - h,s-thc snrne
hni> '"n'eYrd 10 >,i flra-n GREASY H.. g., thc lat,
Cot l.eit"ieh, ad ing TIN iaud, Ell NoH.t W Graham
de- Il; EEstors Nil ital All oti,cr-. Al-o one tour
hni'r ngeor and llnr,s Narr.. viii heir increase
sine The de 81 the deed. - head a., horned Cattle 30
h'n'l al Sheep. IN rad ri lngs with the incr-as, Of
T." entiie sheep nnd hugs since the sa 2jd Dnecu brr
1923
In - SALE OF tic pcri.lulle property cash
lgnl">- the creditors ~frit.es sha AL hutizc some
rr'tit 10 III gisrn TN ia, of ssle) The hand. on
nhi / mo III erit Ia eaad ,um the purchaser 81
ureh .s'rs giving boud- opproved sc rty. und
i"ed- al trust upon the iands soll in,le prnnpt
p'' mett. The lands vii he Id ia parcels, win:
37 nnd 2hO each. unrs the Ia her and shall
gre" I" sale # thh vhpe IL. ~. which il is
expected they viii do, n, ine sne Is 10y
seit al al. parties Interested, : un lcrs,sud.
l. lHRds aIr sal l. he usun ~ va'uahr aud the
tttr enot but a. tnst"e. only convey the title
h"ti by u. under -ald drei hr luie balance ic--
rihrd >,iur 10 Sarnl I'D X Co. uud, another deed.
mo- pld y" Ill be sItai ed iolc the duN ul sale
MI provided Tor clear It, tlt under the dcri Of
2Sd December. 1928
GARLAN }.
i'm II cili- s L MITCHELL. ''"N'''N
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-01
CONGRESS-MONDAY.

SENATE. Chair laid before the Senate n
communication from the Secretary of State, trans.
uniting Professor llorsfords report on the anal
ysis of "A new variety ofguano.
Mr.. Seward presented petition of the unem-
ployed mechanics and workingmen of New York
city, praying the passage of the homestead bill
Mr.. Douglas reported bill to ext, nd to the
territories generally the laws regulating the fees
and compensation OF the officers of the United
States court, in Oregon. aud a Joint resolution
for the relief of the Secretary # the Territory of
Minnesota. which were con ,dered aud passed.
The Senate retu>ed-veas 23 nays 2l-to take
up the bounty land bill, and proceeded to the
consideration of the army appropriation bill
Mr.. Houston spoke at some length in vndcation
of the indians and ascribed the troubles which
have arisen 10 the bad faith and aggressive course
of the white mainland the violation of the treaties
which the government has made with them
Mr.. Jones, of Tennessee, replied to the argu-
ments of Mr.. Houston: and without disposing of
the subject, at few minutes before four O'Clock
the Senate adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,. On motion of
Mr.. Chandler, the Joint resolutions providing for
the sending out of vessels to the rescue of the cx
petition under the command of Dr. Kane now
in the Arctic Seas, taken from the Speakers
table, read Il third time and passed
Mr.. Walbridge submitted resolutions extend.
ing the thanks of Congress to Commodore NJ. c.
Perry for his gallant sevices i'll negotiating our
late treaty with Jayan. and for other purposes;
which was referred to the Committee on Foreign
Affairs.
The Senate joint resolution granting addition
nj compensation of the clerks employed in the
Census Bureau was read third time and passed.
Two joint resolutions disappearing and disaf-
frming the acts Incorporating the Northwes-
tern and Transit Railroad Companies in the Ter
ritory 81 Minnesota were reported from the Com
mittec on the judiciary by Mr.. Cutting, and they
were read three times and passed.
After making several other reports, and pass
ing three territorial bills, one which was bill TO
enable the people of Oregon to torma State CON
sttution preparatory to her admission into the
Union, the House adjourned.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-01
JF0shiapton 4GGirs.

WAsInHGroN, Jan. 3J..-lhr city is full of
amasemrntS Os,an's Bards, McAllistcr and
Heller, Magicians, Rousrtt's Troupe are all
here. The Black Swan and Julien are coming.
The sStar'' says that Lieutenant Hunter, Of
the Banbridge, has been dismissed from the
service by the President, for leaving the squad
ron ON the Brazil station without orders.
The Star also says that the Agent of Adams q
Cos Express wa arrested whi crossing the
Isthmus, ON the charge Of illegally carrying let
tiers.
j ". Maury, who has been very SICK is re
converting.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-01

+. i. HuNTER---1he ceremony attendant up
ON the removal of the remains of the late Col.
Edmund p. Hunter, from Bath, took place in
Martin,burg last Thursday. An address was
made by the Rev, DR.. james ID. McCabe, of
Wheeling. 4 large number of the Masonic Fra
ternity, Odd Fellows. United Brothers and Red
Men. were in attondunce-the deceased having
been an active member of all these Orders
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-01

FAHiFTY MILLs, 9Th Jsuus,y. 1855.
Tie purties inler -ed in the fore going decree ne
hereby notified that have appointed Tues ny, the 2Ou,
day ut February txt, 10 commence taking thu
therein directed. which day. by 10 oc,o~k in the
morning, they requested To meet my office. with
their accounts, vnuchi-, aud copies e Court paIcr,
prepared for exam ina ion nm I settlement.
ALEX. BROWN, Special Conn is-ioner.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-01
From California.

NEW ORLEANS Jan. 2S.-Ihc steamer Dan
lei Webster ha- arrived nj this port. The steam
ship Daniel Webster connected with the steam
ship Uncle sam frcm San Francisco.
The California Legislature met on the lst OF
january. and appointed the 10Th aS the day of
election of / : Stuuto or in the place of DIR Gwinn.
King kamohamoha is dead and his son has
been chosen king of the Sandwich Islands.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-01

Cold Ueather-N Navigation Suspended.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 29.-Ihc weather is intense
Is cold here, and the river is full of heavy hoat-
ing ice.
he New Orleans and Cincinnati boats have
abandoned their efforts 70 make the trip.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-01
II Z. C RP Err. ID. e.

Tie parties Interested in the f,r' going decree will
tphe noticr that have appointed tie Bird Monday in
fr3ruHry the day which to commence ing ih, nc
referred to in said decree which day by 10
O'Clock, A. VI, they will attend my Office in the
village of Rocky Mount, with 4 cir vouchers nd other
evidence necessary to protect their Interests.
Given under my hand a. Commissioner Of the said
C"ur, the 9Th day of Januury, 1854
JAS. PATTERSON,
jan Is w4w Commis sioner
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-01


NEW CONGERN.--Ofr y CONNELL lnv-
ing Recently the Curn and Plaster Mill,
with tie Woel Capang Machines &c formerly belong
fng NJ GonuelsSr, would respectfully inform he
obic nnd l,.r frieads generally that they wi grind
Gornnna fh-.sr, rn'l ,a,d Wool Rolls the most nc
roirmadofng telns and hope, by sriet attention,
iuer,l s'iale IL public patronagy.
Corn Meal and ll'sicI always On hand nnd for snlr
WN. II OFT
Lynchhn,g, Oct %. ARTHUR CoNNELL
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hComly, ut the C"uItn,n.", ON IuGrday. October
9th. 1874:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-01

John Mitchell has published letter saying TINT
hi, controversy with Col Schoulcr, of Cincn-
nati i at al end.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-01
Female Collegiate Institute,

I'VE Spring Session Of this Institution will open
l. "Wednesday, 81 t February. Board of Instruction
follows:
Rev .ur C. Blackwell A. NJ President aud Professor
ut Nat. Science and Ethics.
Mr.. VIM. n foge, A. ". Professor of English and
Classical Literature
Nj }. Pul. A NJ. Proies sor of Mathematics.
Mr. AuauI Proof, Professor of Modem Laugrnges nnl
Music.
Mrs. Il. A. rrrn, Assistant in French ind Music.
Miss Sarah Cobb. Assistant !, English and Scientific
Course.
Mis-, Mary F. Il lwari. a Assistant in Mu.c.
Mis-. Susan iehv. lr-rrucle-. in ornnmrnln bfanehe.
Mise Mary Il. Blackwell, Assistant in L,rbry Geuse
and Music
Mr. and Mira. Goh, of Richmond. with an asisr,i =.
viii have charge Of the b ,ardeg Delmi,mert
Terms per session OF five months. follows:
Bnnrd. inciuding fia lights and washing, 40 %
Tuition in English Branches, 1G 10
Classical 20 90
Modern Languages, each. 80
Music on The Piano or Guitar with
use of Primo, % 90
Vocal Music, 10 charge
Drawing ind two kind, of n 'ede
W.rk, ca ia : %
Mrnochromatic Painting. full COURSE 10 90
whole o Pupil in English branches, &c ~
do do lin Classical course 10 90
Modern Languages in either ,rse. xtra. 30
All fr.S in advance. No deduction exeent in
cases Of protrnctcJ sickness Pupi vi be chirg-
(o' be ,kage aud abuse Of Furniture.
JNO. &. Black ELL
jan. clnw!n
T CrcuiI Cont routinue'i and held Tor trnnk in
1 county, at the ourhuusc, Thur dns the 9 IA
day of Oriubcr, 1894;
Henry PnyH', Plain 1T
against
BENJAMIN NIcndor rNur af barnett Psyne, deed.
In.eph Payne. Thoma. PAYNE Ten perance Pavne
William Drake aud Ezab, tn his "iir, formerly
El,za'erh Payne, Chris;uphe' fayne Tnrpy White.
.h.rf of Pitisy vania. nud such ain illustrator of
Duaay Paynr, WIN. Tucker md Jan" his wife. fpr.
merry Junn Payne. Nm Snatks anl Jinia a nm his
W fe, Elvirs Payne, Sarah JAM larss Jane Mus ~
and ASA Hn!nnj De'tndHHts
IN CHANCERl.
Thu Court doth Judge. order and decree that Jan,ns
Patterson Of the cun,IEi siupe at this court,
certain the value ct The lHn devised -hch of the
saia eicr dauis aud tie said Dudley Payne decd.
,r ,csnid pt the .nid s-ioner do asa ascertain
whether or not an, thu snd defendants lave sod the
land devise them. md whit prize. That
he appprtion the -un OF s76 y amongst the sid de-
fen ini according the valua ii The land devised
each. That he give rotice Of the tim" aud place
tai ing said count by advertisements, published
a week fir four successive week. the lNnrhbug
Virgin,n hy doing which any ot.r notice may he dis
pemse with, and thai he report hs proceeding. this
Court IL urr /, II hnH deerce.-EL 'rarf.
\ rupy-ieste.
e. RrER. d. c.
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NEW YORK, Jan. 3i.-Flour tending upward,
and triile higher. Ohio 81 IS u 80 Ia. West
ern Corn % cents
BALrIMoRE,Jun. 81 - Howard street -four held
at 80 81. Wheat white 81 to So %; red 81 %
TO 80 Corn, yellow - to 50: white s..