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District Convention.

For the purpose Of choosing three Delegates
from each Congressional Dstrictto the Nation
tional Convention, the State Central Commit
tee recommended that District Conventions De
held in each Congressional District on or be-
fore the 3lst of MAY.
After consultation, the Central Committee
of this Harrison county have concluded that
it would be best for the Delegates to the State
Convention, from this Congressional District,
while in Columbus, to meet together and ap-
point three Delegates TO represent the District
in the National Convention and we are au-
thorzed to make proposition to that effect to
the Central Comm tees ofJcffersoD, COlumbiana
and Carroll 1.-THE proposition is not acceded
to, steps should be taken to call aDistriCt Con
venton Immediately. It's hoped, hovev err
that the suggestion Of our Central Committee
will meet with favor, and District Conven
ton, which but few would attend, will be dis
pensed with.- Cadiz Republican.
Upon consultation, the Central Committee o
this (Carol) county accede TO the abov,
proposition, TO wit ; that the Delegates to th'
State Convention from this Congressional Dis
trict, while in COLUMBUS. meet togeLheran and
appoint three Delegates to represent the Dis
trict in the National Conve ntion to be held at
Philadelphia on the l7th fJune next; and we
are authorized to 40 state.
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Massacre at the Isthmus.

On our fourth page will be found telegraph
ic dispatches giving accounts of most shock
ing massacre of innocent passengers, together
with great destruction Of passengers bag
gage. and property of the Railroad company,
that took place 1t Panama on the night of Tues
day, the 18th ult. The commencement Of the
affair seems to be as follows, an account
which we clip from the Cleveland Leader q:
The riot commenced with a dispute, between
one ofthe passengers and native, about the
payment Of some fruit. Pistols and knives
were displayed, and acts of violence were re-
sorted to by these parties, which soon led to
general rising of the natives against the Amer
leans. who were generally unarmed, while the
natives were well armed and in very short
time numbered between two and three thou
sand. The whole number Of passengers at
the depot aud the different hotels was about
one thousand. 1t is plainly evident that the
affair was premeditated on the part of the ma
tives; who appeared to have as their object re,
yenge as we'll as plunder. 1t has been well
known for some time, that much ill-feeling had
prevailed.
Since the opening of the railroad, which has
seriously injured the commerce of the place,
put an end to the hiring of mules for the Cros'
ing of the Isthmus, destroyed in great meas
ure the sale of fruits, DC, hints had, atdiffer.
ent times been thrown out, that whenever an
opportunity occurred, payment for these losses
would be taken out in the blood Of americans
Indeed. several of the passengers, upon theil
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County Convention.

In compliance with the call of the State Cen
trail Committee, the Republicans Of Carroll
County are requested to meet at the Court
House in
Carrollton on Saturday the 24h inst
At o'clock p NJ, for the purpose Of ap-
pointing Delegates to the State Convention to
be held at Columbus, on 29th of May, inst.
BY order of the Republican Central Commit
tee.
SAML. STERLING.
May s, 1886. Chairman.
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AFFAIRS IN KANsAs.-Thero is no longer
much room for doubt that affairs in Kansas
are assuming the shape which every intelligent
mind predicted nearly two years ago. The tel
egraph has furnished our readers with a gener-
al outline Of the present difficulties though the
shooting Of Sheriff Jones needs confirmation
We await additional particulars before pre-
pairing for definite action. But one thing mus
not be passed over in silence, Jones held tbs
office of Sheriff by virtue of disappointment by
the Stringfellow Legislature, body, the au'
thority Of which never was and never will be
recognized by the people Of the territory. Why
was he sent to make the arrest Simply in
order to drive the free state men to resistance
and thus afford pretext for conquering them
There is treachery and violence both before
and behind, and itbehoves every true man tc
hold himself in readiness for any Emergency
which may Overtake Lis county, Cle0ela"e
Leader.
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EE It's is stated that MISC Josephine
Thayer, of the "Thayer Family" who have
been astonishing The Buckeyes with their songs,
was lately married, at Bucyrus, Ohio, to a
musical gentleman of some celebrity, by the
name of Ruhl.
The Alliance Ledger says: We suppose
Josephine will now go "bobbing around" ac-
cording TO RahI.
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Mill Property at Auction.

will offer at Public Sale at.my residence, in Union
township Carroll county, Ohio Saturday, the 3lst
day of May. 1856 my Mill property cOntaiug q or %
acres Of land, more or less, on which Is erected a
good water Saw and Grst Mll containing one run Of
burrs. Also good frame dwelling house aud Out
buildings. Sale to open at l o'clock A. n. and close
OF O'Clock P NJ, on said day.
Condtions.-Sl00 on day Of sde, the balance Of
one half on the first of Septemb9r next when possess
ion will be given, and last halfin three equal annual
payments. GEORGE McFARLAND,
May 6,lS56-td.
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E9- Committees 10 examine the ndition OF
the Treasury, Of the Board of Public Works,
and of the Commissioners of Public Buildings,
have been appointed, to report next winter
Mr.. Breslin, (the late Treaserer), it is said,
will appear in no very favorable light.
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EE II is stated that every delegate from
New England to the Cincinnati Locofoco Ma
tional Convention in June next is committed to
and pledged to vote for President Pierce
This, with the heavy Southern vote be is sure
to receive, will make him hard candidate to
beat in the Convention.
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arrival, had been advised to be upon their
guard, but thought little Of their warning urI
Ill the infuriated sayages burst upon them. :
The police. a strong body Of eOlOred men,
we're called out by the authOriIiesh - quell the
disturbance; but instead of protecting the A
mericans, the joined with the natives, with
whom their 81 ymPathies evidently wsre' and
being disciplined and thoroughly armed aetu-
ally led on the savage assaiants.
Before the departure Of the Empire City,
which left next morning for Aspinwall, with
those who had escaped. thirty-One bodies Of
Americans, who were killed during the night,
were collected at the depot. and a. many Of
the passengers who had fed to the woods,
where the firing continued during the greater
rart of the night, it was believed that these
were less than one half Of those who perished.
The two hotels most frequentedby Am ericans,
the Pacific ana the Ocean House, were plum
dered and then demolished. Not content with
this, the natives broke into the railroad depot,
robbed the safes Of the company, and rified the
trunks and other baggage Of the passengers.
The entire loss to passengers, Americans, and
persons not natives, is variOusly estimated a
from $3.50, ,GOOtO $500 900.
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advertisements.
NEVV
Cash and Produce Store.

The new 6rm Of Akin & Baxter, are now receiving
aud opening out at the storeroOm formerly occupied
By James Cameron, on Main street, splendid assOt-
ment OF Spring aad Summer Goods, which they intend
offering to the public at low figures any sold In
this market. Our spring stock been selected with
great care in the Philadelphia market, and We think
VIC can give perfect satisfaction both regards quail
y and price Of the goods.
Come and see our goods and jadgo for ynurselyes,-
We would especially invite the ladies' TO frop n and
see our Fancy Dress Goods as We think they viii be
richly repaid for their trouble.
Country produce taken at the highest market price,
in exchange for goods. AklN BATTER.
Carrollton, May s, ls5e.-d
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A R1cR MrsER DEAD.--Alonson Doug las, OF
Troy N. Y, whose death was lately announc'
ed, left very large property, variously est-
mated at from $500, 900 to $1,000 900. HIS in
come from his property during the yeSr 1856
exceeded 800, 900. His whole life, from ear
ly manhood to old age, was devoted to money
getting and keeping it.
The "ruliug passion" was "strong" to the
last After bequeathing $4,000 to each o.
his children, an 4 making handsome bequesI
to three Episcopal churches in Troy, Mr.. Dou
glas reminded his family that he had verba
agreement with his milkman, which was tC
continue as long as they took milk from him
that for every dollars worth of tickets one aCa
to be hroavn in The milkman acknowledged
the corn. but said he had rather expected, il
the hurry of business, that Mr.. Douglas wOulc
forget the "bakers' dozen" bargain.
1t is stated that this man Douglas was S,
penurious that he patched his own shoes unit
it was impossible to tell which was the orig
inal leather. He had an egg-gage--a hole
cut in shngle-and those eggs which woulc
not 60 through be would buy, but reject thos
small enough to pass through the hole. He die,
with his vest on, that he might keep safe the
keys of his money and valuables,
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MELANCHOLY 0CcURRANCE. Thursday
evening, the 9th ult., two weeks ago to day.
as the Rev. Samuel Moody and daughter Of
Ashland county, and three others attempted to
cross from the Virginia to the Ohio shore. op'
posite Wellsville, the skiff capsized and precip.
iLated the whole FIVE into the river-two Of the
party, the Rev. Moody and the ferryman, known
as "Irish Jimmy" were drowned. AT the time
of the attempt TO cross, the river was very high
and very rough, and before the ferrymap could
get control Of his boat after it was showed of
from the shore, being at point where the cur
rent was unusually swift. the boat by the force
of the current. was dashed against the horse
boat and Capszed, Two of the individuals
managed to cling to The horseboat and were sa
we'd, whilst the daughter, a young girl Of a
bout thirteen years of age was shrown out int
the stream and though her life was despareC
of by those who we're standing on shore, ye: Mr.
J. Pickering, an expert oarswan, procured an
other sklf and rescued her from a watery
grave.
Rev. Moody, some years since, served al
Pastor of the Presbyterian Church at Bis
Spring in this county, where he was much be
loved. He leaves an affectionate wife and an
interesting family to mourn the sudden bereav
ment At our latest information neither o
the bodies had been found, though dilligentl!
earched for.
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cred Square.
ty-Advert,sers must be particular to mark the mum
bar Of insertions on the face Of their advertisements
or bey will be published until ordered out apd charged
accordingly
esy- Advertisements should be handed in by TUES
pAY NoRSrSG, to Insure insertion that week.
~ Jon WORK neatly and expeditiOusly executed at
this Office, on the shortest possible notice.
tB-GEO A. CROFUF, IS South Fourth street, a.
bove Walnut Philadelphia, Is our authorized agent to
obtain Advertisements tor US in that city.
- woOBs & QUIZ, Publishers Of Ghe Commercial
Register are our New-York Agents. Office l4O Full
led Street. New York
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ARRIVAL OF TIE ARAGn

NEw foRK Jan The steamer Arago has arrived
here from iavte, bringing dates the 18th December
The accounts from the Crmea state that the British
army will next Spring b. divided into corps de Arne.
under Generals Campbell aud Eyre.
Letters from Odessa mention large fire the Rus
SLAMS military -cttl'ment, by which amount oi
snrcs were destroyed.
Winter has fully opened in the Crimea.
In an interview with Baron Wcrtler the Russian An.
baSsado N"sslerode is reported have said that Russia
would never treat while single foreign soldier in her
territory
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
... ARRIVAL OF THE ST. LOUIS

LATER FROM THE LSTHMUs, SOUTH AMERICA, &c.
NV York, Jan! THE steamer ST. Loss from As
Pn~al arrived to-day She bring, intelligence that the
troops for oregou carried out by her from Norfolk on
her outward trip. were Immediately transferred to the
steamers Golden Gate aud Oregon in good health and
~ithou, accident The latter lett Panama for her desna
ton o" the goth u. aud the Golden GSte VA. to sail
the arrival OF the passengers by the New York steamer
OF the 10Th.
The ST. Louis brings advces from Sidney to Oct 1T
from Valparaiso To the 3Oth, Cslao Dec. 10TH ano
Paita to the 10th
The Australian advees OF little importance Gale
go Flour was selling Sidney at shillnrs
A trraty OF amity and commerce had been signed b,
the governments Of Chill aud Great Britain.
Valparaiso markets dull. osing tn limited ARR
walls Another revolution was brewing Ia Peru
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PIWP>! pIup>I! pIupSt,,

'ENit uniesened having purchased Of e t o. AZ
u MRS DOUBLE ACTING FORCE AND LIT PUMP .n a.,
state 81 virginia i prepared 90 fruish them any .
ana de-red-a so tir the -ouut. f,lt ~
Pump entire principle The graf and r-.
ad'NnaFv o which j. hat constant stream ~ hroru a
WI ls, labor Than l. required Co gors pump Ctar
IS >l" 10 Professor OF ti'I Engineering The Juv-rt,
Virginia, has made careful examination paf.rf
elaborate opinion which has been published ing rth %. n.
rulf advantage, aud placing FOO at ~ simplicity -f-i,n
~ greatly before any hyd'uc Masculine wh ehch 81 ac1l,ff
~ most important feature too. to Doe
Ui % they can D. PIT costing
mol Wood rlmp generally use. ~ ue addition Oh. 10. 81
NJ hose % iruhE cost single 'ut force
" 1lmo Ans ho IT, Tact .u rump .AIl- structure or.
hardly capable Of arrangement art cheap u.s. really nov
rrfal frc engine. always ready ones premises.
VI, silre-. u.s. Union Nls, Fuyauua county
scl9-wtm L. n ApEr
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PRoCrrDINGs OF CoNGRrss

WAsHINGToN. jan Tn the Seuate Mr. Rroadhe,d
called up the resolution to report the general appropri-
ton bs to avoid the evils onght sessions at the close Of
each Congress. He in favor Of doubling the compel
sa,on Of members shorten the session The resolution
was adopted The Senate then adjourned.
In the House, four votes taken for Speaker the
last resulting follow Banks 80 Richardson ~. Ful,,
so, Pennington =, scattering G. Necessary to choice
luS. The House djournad TO "wednesday
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NOTICE.
n i,oud for &h2 y
Brown, was han
e request ! YOU.
N. .Ll.r.II.uuLu


THNut subscriber h M. trends ard d. public
syf,y ,or Che parTo'e Of hiring ou' renting
Aay business entrusted h. b. attended to promptly
snd faithfully F''''
Oaicv on Wall stree, under st Charis. Hotel
4 J. CLOPTON
AFauf "a Coli
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uONrpTI.Iru Fou S,Ir

OFFFR ior sale M Farm. containing ~
~ iu timber soue ~ the most brsuifi healthy .r p.s.
ut situations boo te county " Loudour directly facing B1e
Ridge, ~ miles distant from IT, hssr and commanding uuo
-'r view N That mountain upwards OF
wtn su half hour travel 90 she Msups one hour
travel Co. The Alexandra. loudoun. and Haupre
land j. in state Tor profitable cultivation ic portion
ing been m SOD from -FOUR 70 seven years aud susceptible Of adori
uc four without materially easfv
cultivated and IA uot OF urtah'e land m
huiirr large aud couuoious thirty thousand
isrs Fog To- fen h"usud n hand and he balance rur.
chaser The above estate offered considerably
which llii of cqus quNty rating The
hood, and considered by those best know h 10 h. sarf
h f zoe PURPOSE OF accomplishing sptctc objects d-rnus
OF en'rting sale LUnWELI LUCKTrT
Mhi-hurg Post Oficc. Iouioun county, Virsnis
l..sl Eah
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, JAnEs RIVER LANE.


AZ SATCRDA J. The -nd ay or February next At is o'clock
~ NJ without regard o. heather. ~ Merchant. 3.
'nsy Psi-rurg Va IN ~ envr that valuable estate com
monty knoEu A. nm INLi VI and the Main eouts ming by
cent about . ACRES, a.r Of Ehcl
Nai'l- hr Ii much % heavily tirat-r- with origin
growth o. Oak, Pine,
ny IfH" -'-f Too Sirrv county. Va. about
W jam-.t"wu and -p7ratd from tic Main IIor Iap.
Greek. about 30 yards wide hrtgei
eayy yellow mulsrtn Land entirely
svt susceptible OF great Increased approx
The ularh meadow land is htv,
clay fouuaatou aud has yielded from thousand pound
~ iur- herds Ny. Al III -hanA.I - 9
easily ' reelsru-i been such r.-aun.t,
from che f.et That there rlanuE Fs-r
h- ol itance the iilr without The rn h.. ,p
I- ~ Ncel-ut
It. productions those to Virginia. whest Corn
ftccu, Ns-stir- rudfru VIZ regard v-c.fab ma f-,,
i yglal no doubt o. 5 tf' Hgt-A.rs couuf-y B,r
1nd TomHo~s provided With protection, been gath
q there on he 5 ~ Novvtr lat The Atrnes, aaun,
'- sr RE l - tr POO 'fe spring late and earl,
-!.t- aui vegetable. .r 'ie sr-.i~-t profl.on.
= Atrc l'lFns- Ps,es, Apples.
tr-y ever l vl tn sigltoL 81 the all ~ cite
ne -saIs,srd ,-r.--|l'..
r4Es ~ 60 Island Al section o. Main one, and Tire
years. vTl-l Dr. taI1vnt For Ore th-red
r-urr haf d, ~ approved urrot able note
flr II ii- land be Of
branch Srs NJ Pc'cr~hurE. explained hy Mr.
rcom; The late place The land r..lf u H.
shown by Mr.. Doyi- residing "a Place
jas-3aEtd Fx--uf,r ~ W. y t.''I =,
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OAK c,toyE ,CInI,>

'ENHt next session Of ih- Sroo ~ I2h o
January next, aud terminate oh uf Noyeu.b-r II
salon b, healthy and distant miles Feu,.y Col,r
aie destitute Ia Buck -gham The buildings are ,ur,nt Tor !
accommodation % b hOsrdrr whom parental guard
Hh be exercised Te ,lbserr grateful p. patronage
lol 10 D aisle 70 satisfy future patrons Reference may IT, md,
% Rev Wan b Rowz-v Col Taos NJ Boad4rsut Rev Join 4
Blackwell. any o. my former patrons.
TrEntl25 Per months for board nd tit.f.
h iAysbr IN advance te Remainder ~ IA, session
dt fnt ~ r Co.,
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EM0nN AID uENnN ,ol.IEGI.

Y,
FuNHf Spring SESSION ~ hi- tnsfut u will ON IT, Ia,
u Of January next. our lrr-tof- $50 r
cover ir Cooley tNp~nss, including tuition board -I shin
!nt contingent charge for I've month further uoru.i =.
DIRE. p Willy p,-at-,.,'
d-ii-e>t r,,--, ~. noe. 4,
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LARGE FIRE.

MinnLsTowN, Conn, Jan. C.-The buildings of H.
Niddlrto~u Power Company burnt to-day Lo-
:l0o,""o By this fire go mechanics have been dep,
we'd of employment
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COMMERCIAL.
h'trAoHE, Jan Flour las -rnr-sac Of Howard Cir, =.
At Ssh Wheat and active and price. nominal pyo,r.
LIVER and tending downward.
Nav YORK J." Flour has drciiueia-s Of ri a.
aud Southern at 80 Wheat h unchanged rates Corn ui
'nh unchanged Fork declining Beef tending downward Lard
III. Whi.k'y-oho SGA higher Sterling ~
change firm
NV Ustr,Ns. Jan Cutton-sae Of : on hale. price, s
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BIZ GoDpIN a APpERsox. Arc1..

" NJ MI .. ILNtni NT0N NAN, NJ u
IWksN siH AND i"TH SrREErS FOR SALE AT ti=
AJCripS-Wn b. sod THURSDAY. latit sy ~ Lamar
~ 90 the prn--, AZ o'clock, te- Brick T-f-n-,
' r south side Main. between 9Th luti u
The lat Mr. p tiheth McKm d- Iyd. h. 49,
-fHh LIT he TIE rear, fronting alley. The Of
"Irfy fay becoming valuable. favorable OF.
irigny 70 capitalists and otiers estate ou Mat
street II l. The above the Virginia
and nearly opposite the Custom Hous now n
-urrae - rrfctlpn
tsSS--onr- fourth cash; balance s, " months. for ne
s'itahi- note, bearing interest secured by
lr As' 4nd iur nc" Tor the year $50 70 b. phi by
-L,'-f- ae =, GODnIN APPkksON. Aact..
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LATER FROM J,v,N,

NV ORLEANS. Jan. 5.-Tle steamer Cahawba has ar
rived having left Havana the 2d inst She brings n,
news OF importance.
Sugar langushng Molasses looking up. on account o
large contracts
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CI.AssirAI. >Ci,nnI

An MONDAY, the 1t OF F-brusiv $50 The subscriber " In ,t,
~ sel~t Classical, Mathematics, English school At hi.
hnr-e n Amelia three miles Cour; Hone
Tie session VII end on the Ii Of Juy. 'v hotrirrs can b.,
accommodated.
For So address the subscriber a. Amelia Crt Hons
Hssr'H.,' -kcy Dr. Hogr Moor, Richmond snd Rev
W. Green, d d, hampdrn Sdney College.
Ja.-ct IL Frh pFV upNpv SNvuup
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boswell ACaDEuY.r,,r!

ab JoHN~N This Is Boarding School Tor Roys mum
'cr Co. twenty The session begins srtenr aud .ntr,.
]" months with vacation ~ . wstN- 80 Christmas
Turns S2s Tor tuition. board f. wa.hinr and Urhts r.y.h,
half Boo advance, srd half the 1t of February
REFERENCE 4 H. n stuart. IuFe 7 Th,r.rsou
TlAlLLDI IIl-r..-L : MIlIIu.
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a cling a. Trustee FOR Nr. Mary y ott I VII ell on
- WEDNESDAY NJ 6ih January, iSos, IN Cartsvfe NECK.
leuhurg univ Va FORTY NEGROES Among these Negroes
several vsushe aen slo boy Who have heen employed
,ever years 10 Tobacco factories hd hands good cooks and
wen frFi4st h0uae
~Nrgotabls notes mouths satisfactorily endorsed and
interest sdted CHAs 8 CARRIN. 3rON rr1sise Tor
de S-td Nns. MAnr q soofT.
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PnssGs-I.cndon Y cent
DpsIsriC-On Northern cities Aper cent.
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ALBEMiRLE MILITARY INSTITUTE.

'II'r'IfHEt 1TTII INIT INNIItNIEs
ttINt. purchased -ultsbc place Charlottesville
have moved my School ~ the -ni pre-
pared o ak - bpar~rs Ancin aad Modern Language
ac and tngil-h thoroughly taught Military
charge, tn
With ti- regular academic sufficient o.
tint H.rsiaut., graduates % the University pr-fr
10 insure proper Instruction la drpa-tnrnt, vn Away.
employed
IsEN-bosrd, tuiton washing and fuel t2s0 tr
months payable half advance
th~ -"s-iofi Boy from
date Of Ambulance to the -ud Of tl-
Post Once, Charlottesville Is PRINCIPAL
tLst- Principal Of Norfolk Military Ac.i.uiy)
de- i'm
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BY LARUs a SHINE. ArcT.

gOEREnPIGt< -TSSs SAi.t. or REaDy
r. MADE CLOTHING. FRENCH CLOTH HANnKEECiIIFFS
A. Ac-l'n next WEDNESDAY, the yrh January ~ \
I'll ~ public auction At our store - Main abou
' worth 81 r'sonshl- Ready MADE Ciohns- also, piece.
hir aud Black French Broad Cloth: ps Iandk rr-b.
loren Uufr Shirt aui uaW-i together man, h-r
The stock Is all fresh and good and without the lea.
rFr whatever Country merchants city would 4,
sell % attend, 10 being interest --il of
Sa- % a iu o'clock
SHINY
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R.PP4TaNN0CK ,C,pTny

vuNhS INSTITUTION, Of upwards of 81 year standing stu
aed Ia The county % Caroline, STATE Virginia seventeen
miles below Fredcrekshrg aud Eve above Port Royal There Is
dal Conveyance rum each Of the above place this lae
which will facilitate the trr!val OF pupils.
The next regular the
continues without Interruption until tie 3ist July
Tie terms $500 per session ~ months one half sval r
advance. and the other half the March, $50 Tie Pr r
: graduate 81 the Nsin.. Military Insttt-, assisted by
MIR John " Jones, % the University Of Va.
circular containing u information can had ly adtr--
the Principal It Port Royal, Caroline county. Va
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