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LES SucREs.-- convention des planteurs
%sucriers qul seF VI sunie requirement. dams
notre vile, a delibere sur d'importantes qnes
tions. la conite charge, q 10 reunion du y 1
lJanvler dernier, d'obtenir certains renseiRy y
ments, q presente son rapport. II q exaiE# {
cette partie Dc y ievde on sont deposes les
sucres. Get espace est maniiesteInent insuiii-
SAINT. Dams une entrevue que 70 comite q Gu
avec certalns membres de- Vile,
ceax-ci ont montre Re NsEftk aesir do fare
droit aux justcs reclam- 8 planteurs. lis
ont dit qu'en adectant au as srgement des su-
ores, Iespace compris entire extremite DIES
rues bienyille ct Jefferson, en- o dune pla-
teforme dependant des wharves, rouverait
place a~iselnent pour plus de 20,0Vvv boucants
de sucre:
Les adj udicataires des wharves ont 10 jouis
sanca de l'espace don't il s'agit plus hant, mails
commc il ne leur dome aucun reyenu ct quils
sont obliges De 70 reparer ct de % tenir en bon
etat, lis en- ieraient yolontiers Iabandon . qui-
conque voudrait Sc charger DIES frais.
Le Conseil, dapres Iassnrancc qnsont don
nee au coInlte plusieurs aldermen, consentiralt
done a aftermer, a une association de planteurs,
Iespace compris entire ia rue blenyilie OF ~ rye
JEFFERSON, avec !e privilege ~ iaire les nmelIo-
~rations que celle-ci jugerait necessaires. Ces
ameliorations consisteraient en- une platcfogIne
don't 10 cemite estlme le co0t . $4,000, en-
hangards ct en- autres constructions provisoires
couyertes en- ardoises qui couteraient $4,000.
Lassociation preleverait une take de 10 sous
par boucaut de sucre ct de 8 sous par baril de
melasse.
Dams 10 cas- on arrangement one nous We
mons d'indiquer ne Sc realiserait pms, le comite
croft que les planteurs pourraient etablir avan-
tageusenent un depot sur 10 rive droite dn
henye, entire le ferry ct 10 rue da Canal ct 10
Unite lnferieure de Gretna. Pour executor &c
dernier projet il faudrait une somIne de
Sl50,0O0 une charte a deja etc preparee u
compagnie 50 constituents sous le nom 40
Louisiana Sugar Mart, Lee capital s'ohtien-
DRAFT au moyen de SUBSCRIPTIONS re comite es-
pere qu'en pareil cas- chaque planteur prehdralt
DIES actions d raison dune piastre par boucant
en- calculant 50 recolte q ~ moyenne ordlnalre.
On trouyeralt iaci!cment De cette maniere les
cent cinquante mile piastres necessaires.
La charte de la compagme proJetee q etc lue
ala convention: ellie IKE a 5000 y montant dies
actions. Chaque action serait de $sO. Des
que trois mile actions seraient prises 10 compa'
gnie SO constltueralt ellie seralt administered
par six directeurs ct un rapporteur don't lie trail
tement ne depasselalt pas mile plastres. La
dtlree de la charse serait do vingt-cinq ans.
lie presidentsdu omlt a ~accolnpagtle la lee
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U.
NAUFRAGE DE LA BARouE JULIA AMIR
Les details dc &C n~aufrage sont dun inttret
peu ordinaire. K
&c batiment, parti de Sydney lie I scptem-
bre, s'est perdu, CONNIE nous lavons dit, sur
les rochers qui entourent les lies Sully, par
leo latitude sud ct 1860 longitude Quest.
Des lie matin, lie capitaine Pond ~s'aperce-
want qu'on s'approchait dc terre, ordonna dc
redoubler d'attention, ct CONNIE il y q beau
coup de recifs dams rocean Pacifgue qui sont
vaguement indiques dams les cartes, il4etait
~toujours un peu inquiet dams ces parages il
passa toute Ia %journee sur lie pont ct ne sc tit
remplacer qua huit heures par Foflicier 10 plus
experiments de son bord.
Peu de temps apres lie navire toucha sur un
recIf qui le iii rebondir.
Du premier coup le capitnine s%'elanca sur
lie pont, mais en- meme temps le navire restait
cole All %rocler.
La CONSERVATION dtait generate a Finite
rieur les Girls des meres tenant leurs eniants
deshabilles retentissaient dams toutes les par
ties du batiment dependant un matelot con-
sofa I'm peu les passengers en- leur disant qu'on
pouvait les sauver, a cause meme do 10 proxi-
mite du %rocher.
Bientot lie batiment fut demate, on etablit
des lnOyeuS ue SluVetaye u aooru A-la,ae u chi
barcations, qui furent %ensuite emportees, ct
dune Tongue corde. Tout ceux qui current lie
courage d'employer ces resources Sc sauverent.
lie capitaine engagea tout lie monde il quit
ter lie ~navire; mais il y cut dix-neuf personnes,
parens ct e~nlants, qui aimerent mieux perir
que dc Sc separer les uns DIES autres.
Alors, voyant ses efforts ~inutiles, lc capitai-
he partit senl.
Bient6t le navire charge de charbon %s'enfon-
ca, alors on Wit les malheureux passengers mon
Ter sur les extremites du navire ct quatorze
d'entre eux purcnt ttre saves.
cling personnes ont peri, deux fcmmes, deux
%jeunes files ct un jelnc garcon.
Les naufrages restefent toute Ia mutt sur IN
rocher tres etroit, ayant de leau jusqn'au &c
nou, n'entendant que lie bruit des flots ct DIT
navire qu'ils ballotaient ct %jetaient contre Ii
rocher. Enfn lie jour parut ct IN DIES matelot
dit quill avait VI Ia terre a dix miles on sem
para dun DIES bateaux gu'on await pu sauvel
ct lie eapitaine ayec quelques matelots ALA re
connaltre les lies, en- promettant de reyepir d
plus tot.
Les marriages resterent tonte la journe
dams leau salee eli SO president les uns coutl
les aatres pour n'etre PAS attaques par les n
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INcKNDIE A BAYOU SARA. lie fen q pris
samedi dernier a la maison de NJ. B. M. White
Bayou Sara. L'edifice ct plnsieurs batisses
~yoisines ont etc deyores par les ilamises.
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.-MrgA.A A.
Az WHEELER, having formed his class, will
commence his Course Of Twelve Lessons for the In
s~trncion in the Rudiments of Music and Che Practice
Of Vocal Music, on THURSDAY EVENING, 24th
lust, at the Opclousas Varieties.
Those wishing to join can leave their names at the
store Of Charles N. Eaier, or with either of the fol-
lowing gentlemen: John L. King, Esq, DR.. Camp
bell, Mr.. j. NJ. Bradford. M
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CONGRESS DIES ErATs- UNIs.-Le comite su,
les elections, a Ia Chambre, q repousse la prise
en- consideration de lelection contestee en-
Louisiana.
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LES PASSES DU MIssIss1PI.-Nous voyons
avec plaisir que M. George Eustis ne neglige
pas au Congress les interets de SEES commetlans.
Dams ia seance du 3 de &c mois, il a demande
liz prise en- consideration dun bill ordonnant
Reinforcement des distractions qui cement Ia ma
vigation a rembouchure du Mississippi, a la
passe Sud-ouest ct a la passe a Loutre. LIE
bill a subj deux lectures ct a etc retere au CO.
mite du commerce.. ~
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A Ii PERSONS having claims against the
N late tfrmof c. N. EALER g. CQ,wll piease pr,
sent them to the undersigned; and all persons @n9
are in debt to the late firm will please come iof"aru
and make payment Immediately .,gp
March q, is56. e'AAaLhA'
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!. LA Paula signature du traite de paix
a etc annoDcee d Paris ct a L.ondres par de
nombreuses salves d'artillerie. La vile dc
Paris a etc brillamment iIluminee a cette oc-
casion ct toutes les cloches des eglises d'Angle-
terre ont celebre cette hcureuse terminaison de
Ia guerre. Il s'~ecoulera dependant encore trois
GU quatre semaines ayant que les notifications
des travaux du Congress ne soient ~echangees
les articles du traite seront referes d DIES com
missaires. at 81
LIE correspondent parisien du Times de Lon
dres dit qu'un conseil DIES ministries q etc tenu
dimancho dernier aux Tuilleries, sous Ia presi,
dence de l'Empereur. La s%eancc, ouverte d
onze heures ct demie, s'est close a midi apres
que l'empereur cut dome SEES dernieres ms
tructions a NJ. dc Wallenski. L'cmpereul
s'est ensuite rendu a So residence ~oficielle on i
u recu il midi ct demi les plenipotentiaires gu
sont venus signer lie traite de paix.
LIE parchment anglais q etc %conyoque lie 81
du mois dernier ct lord Palmerstan Ia informt
quill await etc decide de ne pas rendre publ
ques les conditions du traite de paix avau
GU ,elles n'aient etc r~atiiiees par les puissances
il a t%outefois dome l'assurance a cette assem-
blee que les termes du traite satisferaient Pan
gleterre ct lEurope.
Lord Palmerston u dit que l'objet de la gucr
re q etc complement atteint ;-l'independan
&c ct l'integrite de lempire ottoman etaien
assures. II o ajoute que 10 traite etait homo
rable pour toutes les puissances contractantes
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GRAND INcENplE.-Un terrible incendie
Went d''avoir lieu a Philadelphia, dams Ia mutt
du 10 on estime Ia perte a $s250.000.
Parmi les objets detruits Sc %trouveut les cui-
vres des planches de iexpedition au Japon par
lie commodore Perry.
II ny await d'assurances que pour la moitie
de Ia perte totale.
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eF
SENrIMENs FRANcAIs Au CAKADA.--L'an-
eienne population du Bias Canada est restee.
malg1e les efforts de L 4Angleterre, FRANCHISE par
lie language, franchise de c@ur ct dainstinct.
Ellie q accepte la domination de cette derniere
p,uissance, parce quill lui fallait SO soumettre
mails ellie q ~toujours regrette fancienne mere
patrie. A l'heure quill est, ellie a encore le
cutie de la France ct dc ses institutions: ellie a
conserve Ia religion de lantique drapeau ma
tional, ct on Sc rappelle peut-ete lenthousias-
me qua excite Pete dernier Ia yue du pavilion
~tricolore flottant aux mats dune fregate fran
caise mouillee dams les eauX canadiennes.
C'etait 10 premiere fois qu'un batimcnt de
guerre ~francais yisitait la colonie depuis la
cession a rAngleterre, ct la ioie DIES habitans
ressemblait a une sorte de delire. LIE vieux
sang gaulois SO reveillait en- eux ct bouillon-
matt dams leurs veines.
Nous @trouvons une %nouvele preuve de 10 f.
deIite des Canadiens a 10 religion du souvenir
dams les discours qui Sc prononcent au sem de
Ia Legislature provinciale. Dernierement, la
| Chambre discutait Ia question dc la r~epresen-
tation. Tn DIES membres, M. Turcotte, d tenu
le Language suivant: ~
"Croit-on que lie peuple du Bas-C Canada qui
a deia fait tant de sacrifices, consentirait a ea.
poser les interets de So religion, dc 50 race, dc
So langue, en- Dormant une majorite reellc, III
pouyoir absolu a un peuple de race, de reli-
zion, de muurs differences ? All! ne touche2
pas a ces chooses, n'osez pas meme lie tenter, car
tout ce que nous avons soullert nest rien, tons
les sacrifices qu'on nous a demandes ne sont
rien aupres de celui qu'on voudrait exiger au-
iourd'hui. Celui-la attaque notre honneur.
L'honneur, M. lorateur, nnl ne salt ce gull
vault autant que les Francois, et nous sonnle
Francais. (Grande confusion dams Ia sale
Ordre! dit le president en- Sc tournant a droite
ct a eauche ordre9 Nous auois une mere
grande, g~torteuse /; uae mere Ct pas atne 'aGrdt1t
cele-id . une mere qui sembta't nous aUoir ot
Mifes. mas don't famour Sc reuesHe c'eSt Il
Fyancei Ia France 9ua bieqtot peat-etrc, noR'
enrerra des e0hoftes de moareapr {feres Polt1
peupler nos uastes ct riches sotltuies. Alors, nj
iorateur, 81 lie peuple canadien iraneais comp
TAFT 100000 tetes de plus que la population d.
Haut Canada, Sc trouverait-il parmi ceux gu
representent cette derniere un seul homme ca
favour de la representation basee sur la popn
lotion? ,Je venx de la franchise sill sen trou
ye un seul qui Sc leve courageusement. Mai
non, tous ceux qui admirent ee faux princlp
dams l'abstrait d'abord ct pnis dams Ia realit'
sill est il leur advantage, tous cenS-la Sc taisen
/, 81 lie principe Sc trouve entire eux lis ne
yeulent plus ct nous, NJ. rorateur, nous ne
, ayeps iamais youlu ct nous n'en voudrons ia
nais. on'iI soft en- notre tayeur gu en- notre dc
sayantage."
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II ICONS DE MuoI,s. .s.---~.a .
IL WHEELER, ayant forma une CLASSIC, comincr-
cora son couls de Douze Lecons JEUU ApfesMidi.
le n du mois, an local des Varieties. Ceux qni dcsi-
~rcraient prcndre dec Leeons do Chant, ct ~recevolr
'guelque instruction des elements dc In Musique, pct-
vent laisser lelrs nons au magasiu de Mons. G. N.
Enler, GU . John i. King, Dir. Can,plMl on JIM,
Bradford.
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A CGORD EFT PREPARATION DE PA.
a Nom. A. A. Wheeler de Franklin, paroisaa
ST Mary, eSecutcrn toutes les commandes 4ui luS
seront e~nvoyecs. Sa capacit6 bien reaopnite dansc Z
Fiat, Pautorise a gnrdntir a cenx qni FemploierOnt
qu'ils scront ~satisialts de son travail.
References, Rev. /. Polk, Henry Parsons aEent
pour Chickering's; Nnnns n Clarke. lubricants do
Pianos forte rue du Camp No 10 ct W. III Hewlett,
mmcAand de musiqne, 80 rue dl CAM. IN. o.
Tout ordre laissG M bureau dn Patriotic scra cx6-
cute promptemeat.
opelotsas, IL avril 1855.
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iMoUVELLE BOULANGERIE. = Ia
= : soussigne fnforIne csneetuensenent scs arnia
ct le public des Opeiousas IL dea enyirons. auYl ou-
vrira, dams qdelques jours, en- cette. vile, une non-
velle Bodlanserie. II aura les services Fun dcs fisA
parfaifs boulangers dc IN NoaveIIssoYlea II rS-
II A0lt. RgE;s.
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DIANO FORTE TUNING AND ss1t-
u PA1RING-Mr. A. A. WHEELER, from Frank
lin, Parish of st. Mary, is prepared A. to attend to all
orders in the above capacity. His well known repu-
perfect satisfaction to all wishing his services.
Refers to ltt. Rev. Ieonidas Polk; Henry Parsons,
Agent for Chickering's and Nuns & Clark's Piano
fortes, 10 Camp street, and H. D. Hewitt, Music
Dealer, 80 Camp street, RewDrleans.
Orders left at this Office will be promptly attended
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Ca Toutes lettts
rapport aux afIaires a. !. gpns qui auront.
sFlsslsnen' adrsssees aux .Editeu r, asPea s,le sn "a.
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TUsT RECEIVED n
- SO OF. French QulNINE, pure, which we ~
viii sell very cheap Also, IL
] gross Lyons kathairon;
gross Bay Rum;
5 doz. Balm of a Thousand Flowers;
e5dqz. Rogcrs's Liverwort and Tar;
! gross McJ.ain's Liver Pills;
l gross Ayers Cathartic Pills and Cherry PEG
toral. For sale cheap by
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TNMAN'S PATENT GATE and DOOR
4 SPRING, to which was awarded the First Pre-
MUM at the Worlds Fair, London, 1851.
The undersigned having been appointed the only
agents for the Parish of st. Landry, will keep con
stantly on hand an assortment of the above springs
with Brackets and Screws, which they VIII sell al
the very low price of one dollar and fifty cents each,
complete.
Opelousas, March Is, 1855.
CENJN p0IRJTT A. CO.. Agents.
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CARRIAGES AND HARNESS.-The
" undersigned keep constantly on hand material
for Carriage Repairing in all its branches. They are
prepared TO execute all orders with dispatch, and in
a workmanlike manner.
M BUGGIES, SULKIES and HARNESS made
to order. gibbs d CLAhh'
Ouelousas. March S..1S56.
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door AND SHOE sHoP.-The sub
ID scriber, having resumed business at his old y
stand, lately occupied by Lepr & Acker, respect
fully informs the public that he will execute with%s
promptness and fidelity all work entrusted to nm
and soolicits q share of patronage. His prices will be
Low for Cash, and Cash only.
Opelousas, March l, 1886.
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&c patrioA
JOUR- Y DE IA PMugss SAINT LANDRY It
"a WILLIE DIES aPflousAs.

AR f. LIVINGSTON & CHE.
LIVING y. CHARLES II. EALER.
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NOTICE.--The public are hereby notified
IN that the eopartnerslip known by the firm of
BUTTFR &'HOLLIER no longer exists, the snare
belonging to i. R. Butler having been transferred TO
me as per act of sale before competent witnesses.
The business will hereafter be conducted by me,
on my own account.
Moiundgillo, April 5, 1856. ,-,,v r,o11 11-p
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NOTICE.-The partnership heretofore eS-
of G. n, EaLER & CO., is this day dissolved by mu-
tlal consent, G. N. Ealer is alone authorized to use
Tie name of the firm in liquidation.
Opelousas, March 10, 1856. {. \; EALEh,
nx- The undersigned will continue the business OF
the late firm on his own account, and hereby soliclts
a continuance of the public patronage. r,p,
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sAMEpr MIss q ,i vRrI., RS.

- Nr9ngaiy $3.50
4rAa narte i ICES. iiss 9Azs Enal sYera dorsna
4sAseEs sss wv GuspRY, Esq
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URN-200o barrels, deliverable at either
opslnlsas or Washington, for sale by.
DEBAlLL0N & CARRIERE, Washington.
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r AIDES SHOE STORE
M Mrs. A. MILLSPAUGH, Washing--
ton, La, has now on hard a large assert s<=SaA
ment of Eattties' and Children's Shoes, con-sszssA
sisting of Caters. Buskins, Ties, Slippers,
white, kid and satin Boots, Slippers, etc.
An assortment of Ladies' Corsets, Toilet Slippers
Perfumery, Toilet articles, Hyde y Goodrich's Nee
GTRAY MARE.--Taken Up, by the sub,
~ scriber, at his residence on the Atcha- sM,a.
falaya River, a BLACK CREOLE MARE, NgRN
with a white face, branded on the left hipA-N-
thus 0q. Said Mare has been in the neighbor
hood for about two years.
Parish of st. Landry, March 8, 1856.
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pIAN0ES! PIANOES!
CH. MULLER is now enabled, by the last
shipments from NewYork, to undertake the most
aaiicult mechanical work, and guarantees it to last.
Tuning done in a manner superior to that inNew0r-
leans. Calls from the country, left at this office or at
posey's Drug store, promptly attended to.
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The IDufy Or the SOut1n.

| FROM me RfT OfffHns Dee. JWy To-
Mr. Fillmore IL gaining strength nil over the
! North. There Is not a nom slaveholding State
| which will not be contested by him. and il VIZ
except Wisconsin and Illinois. there Is not one
I which he does not stand chance Of carrying. -
| His friends are ardent. numerous aud active
| His noble conservative speeches have attracted
Ia his support hosts of national men. The quick
instinct Of the nation has been aroused. The
people Of the North who in the midst Of the
stormy sectional excitement of the day, feel that
they have a candidate in whom all parties aud
all sections can confde, whose stern sense OF
Justice will Withstand alike fatiefy and menace,
md whose patriot IN will hook t. the preservation
ftbe Union. and the reconstruction of that fra
terDiiy and concord which are its sarest lga-
m-nts Fillmore. therefore. il the last hope #
the conservative aud the Union loving citizens
of the North. From the developments which
have already tran.pred IL il absolutely positive
tint Mr.. Buchanan IL the weakest of the three
candidates in the field; that in the North he is
impoient 10 the last degree and without the as
-urance Of carrying single Statp, not even Pen
sylvaDia. and that the contest in the North is
really between Col. Fremont and Mr.. Fillmore.
Prove this, shy thousands Of Democrats in the
South, und shall vote for Fillmore 10 defept
Fremont. Proofs in abundance we have furnish
ed already. and those who think proper, in
drpas-ionaie and impartial spirit, TO investigate
ths subject, have merely To examine the public
press from day to day and they will speedily con.
vince themselves that their IL no exaggeration in
our statements. At all events no one will deny
that if il he true that the contest in tho North is
between Fillmore aud Fremont, erery Southern
eote cast for Buchanan is virtually a Uoie
IN )oror ofFfemonf 1t, therefore, becomes of
The highest Importance TO point o1t clearly and
Enthusiastically what public sentiment ia at tho
North. and to warn Southern men TO avoid being
mislrad by the blatant "ucrles of rampant par
isaps or salnrled officials In the words of n
contemporary, we want the South To see this mat
ter rightly We would not. if we could. mslead
n single man in respect to the position and the
relative strength of parties in the North. We on
iy ask now that every true southern man will
pause and reflect Be he Democrat or Know
Nothing, or old line Wing, ask him to inform
himself what are tho facts, and we tell him can
didly but seriously, that another month shall
have elapsed, il Will be apparent to the whole
country that none bat Mr., Fillmore can defeat
the election of Col. Fremont and that it is the
duty of Southern men, without respect to party,
10 give him their earnest and unanlous support.
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Il NIRiINIA-The Tw efth Annual Session of this In.
stuo III open the ith Of September 1856 continue
to the 4th Of July, ls57--ten months
COURSE OF INSTRUCTION, OFFICERS, TERMS &c
CHAs. l.. COOKE, Superintendent.
Rfv. A. y BROWN, Chaplain.
English Language and Literature, Prof A. u Brown
French Language and teraturc, Prof Ino. f. burger
n11n L ss MsT, and ss, asraare
Natural Science, Pref VIM II. Peasants
Mathematics Prof Chas l.. Cooke
Music, Prof J A. f. Winkler
Music. Prof Henry Seyfcrt
Drawing and Painting. Prof Chas Shoemaker.
Miss Lucy Jury, Assistant Miss NJ NJ Jury, Governess
Miss ) v Williams. = Mrs = V. Cooke, Matron
The of instruction is divided departments
each conducted by male professor with as his
department require and the pupil may option be.
come candidate tor graduation In any all them
No period OF time prescribed FOR completing course
diplomas conferred Unfortunately all members of
class who have passed the prescribed studies but
On those individuals ouy who at the final give
eNehee ot thorough acquaintance with the subjects
braced in the which they propose graduate
The pupil is charged for tuition in
Preparatory studies, with board St45
Collegiate studies. ie.
Music (piano, Harp. Guar) with of nstruufn 4 Az
Drawing and Painting from am -
except those for books and clothing rha institute bei
tabished upon purely benevolent bsis every cbsrSe
at the lowest figure. '|' ." P"'
Payments O he made nj tho ,,,5,i,,, 80 81
half the list of Marcl e - NV ''9''N anu
nteudent - Vi' - ''o SUPER
The 'stitute is located in the country six to ten miles from
any town or village and holds the entire preHse flvnraby
known aud extensively paronsedh DAYS tunde me
name of "Johusons Sprngs9 delightful resort Tor Inc
pleasure seeking and the afflicted The surrounding country
abounls bold and impressive mountain scenery Nho 40
place itself is of the and delightful no,,n
tain residences of the State The Qmcs.one chav
ate and white sulphur are productive OF ene 10 the
pupils throughout the warmer the year
Address THE SUPERINTENDENT
RntotoHrt Springs, Va
This vacancy to be filled before opening the session