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IATE also agents for Mills, HosTETTER DR. GREENS
w Aromatic Stomach Bers 100 boxes assorted, now In
tore LYONS 4 CO., 10 Cedar street.
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EARLr Snow SroRN.-The Charlottesville (Va)
Advocate states that there was slight ia Of snow
on the Blue Ridge last "Wednesday. The top OF e.
liott's Kuob, very high point Of the North Moan-
tain, west Of BufF.lo Gap, was covered with snow
on the same day.
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Nash vile, Oct. 2, 1856

OmssIoY.-We omitted to state Satur-
day that portion of the telegraph news
by the steamer, appearing in that days edi-
ton of the Patriot was furnished US by the
Augusta, Atlanta and Nashville telegraph.
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PennsvivanIa.

The Union and american makes calcu
lation in regard to the strength of parties
in this State 1t gives Fillmore $4,000
votes A gentleman desires US to offer
that he will bet
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friend at our elbow requests US to say to the
Democratic Betting Committee that he has $500 to
wager that Buchanan viii not be elected President
by the Electoral Colleges. Where are Old Bucks
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Nor1oE.-Tbe ladies who are interesting
themselves in the arrangements for the Fair
which is to come off next week at Odd Fellows
Hall, are requested to meet this afternoon at
three o'clock, in the Ice Cream Saloon Of
Wessell& Thompson. pursuant to adjournment.
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ANOTHER BARBEcUE-The citizens Of Dickson
and Cheathlm counties are making arrangements
for grand American Mass meeting and free barbe'
cue on the 10th inst, at the mouth of Harpeth
river. We notice among the names Of the speeches
some of the finest and most gifted young men in
the State. Look out for rousing gathering down
there
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The Mass Meeting of the Oth and nth.
Secretary aud Treasure

The Mass Meeting OF the Oth and u TN.
The different Committees appointed to solicit
subscriptions 70 the MASS MEETING ON THE
10TH, in the city and county, requested to
have their lists completed If possible, and hand
them in on SATURDAY NEXT to the Secretary.
ED. BURKE PICKETT.
Secretary.
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~ H. Voice. f1l "a
The Assistant MarshsIs for the Grand Mass
Meeting on the 10th and flthl inst, are. rer
qdested TO meet at the room of the Central
Committee, No. l96, Cherry street, on Monday
morning next at ] o O'Clock. "A punctual at
tendance is requested.
UGAH JOHN SHELBY, Chief Marshal.
W The officers of the Comfy Agricultu-
raj Society, Mechanics Institute, and Agricul-
tural Bureau are called upon to meet to-mor-
row morning at 10 O'Clock in the Merchants
Exchange in this city, and on Thursday next
at o'clock on the Fair Grounds Il is impor-
tans that each and al of these societies should
be fnllY renre>ented.
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STATE FAR-The Societies which are TO
conduct the Fair meet at Merchants Exchange
on Tuesday, at 10 o'clock, AN.
Propositions for renting TIE booths which
have been erected, and the exclusive right of
preparing dinner on the grounds, during the
Fair, will be received at this time.
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NouoE.- The lsdies engAgedin making ban
ners for the Grand American Mass Meeting,
are particularly requested to meet this morn
ing at Vessel & Thompson's Ice Cream Sa-
loon. -1 a- THE MANA GERS
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S0UTHERN L0TTER
On the Havana Plan!
More Prizes than Blanks!
1905 PRIZES! 100000 DOLLA
ONLY $4,000 NUMBERS!
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION.
Jasper County Academy Lottery.
= 1 ess: So Oo asly.. IS co. Quarter.

sos Prizes amounting TO sl02 900
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDU CTl ON e.
The 500 prizes of s. determined by the number
which the eco prEc that number should be
odd number then odd number ticket In the scheme
will be entitled IS 90 IL number then every
number ticket will be- entitled TO IS 80, in addition TO any
other Prise which mSy be drawn.
Purchasers in buying equal quantity Of odd and even
tickets viii certain OF drawing nearly one half
the cost same with chances Of obtaining other prizes
All those tezsts ending with 0, !, 4, g. even-al
those ending With !, 8, 5, ], ?, are odd.
Persons sending money by mail need fear its being
lost Orders punotnal attended to- Communications
ndental. Bank Notes Of SOUND banks taken At par.
Those wishing part eaar numbers should order inme-
dstsv.
e Orders addressed 70 JkMEs wISrER, Box $751; NASH
vile Tenn, will be promptly attended %.
JAMES .. WINTER, Manager,
sep16wAtW macon, Ga.
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County Court day in Rutherford.

JAMS NJ. QUARLEs, E,q., will address the
people at Aarireesboro, ON Monday the 9Th
October
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H- The East Tennessee aud Virginia Rail.
road is completed The citzsns Of Bristol bad
TX q grand Notification over the propitious event
on tie % lost. q e1e
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by THE
ATLANTA AND NASHVILLE LINE.

CHATTANOOGA. Oct 4 Fillmore Pole raised here
this morning l65 feet high. and flag placed on it
80 feet long, and 10 feet wide. Great enthusiasm;
all right for Fillmore in East Tennessee.
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EE The attention Of persons on the various
committees appointed to make arrangements for
the Mass Meeting on the 10Th and 18th, is directed
to the notice in another column, requesting them
to meet this morning.
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ToN. Gu~TAvUs A. HENEY viii address the
people at Franklin, on Monday the 9th Oeto-
her
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w hOleSale Dry Goods
"c., Coo.
TO NIERNLI NTG ONLY


CIXTY- FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS worth Of New and
> Fashionable Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Hats Boots
Shoes Clothing and Hardware &C. &C. to be sold at pr
sale for cash and four months notes payable in Bank
These Goods have been bought in ew York and Boston,
the heavy Decline auction Of Manufacturers agents
and by the pack prices varying from five to fifty
less than their prices in June and July These Goods
are consigned be closed Immediately, in word,
defy competition in this market. Merchants who do
business make money and pay cash and give four
months notes and pay them, will please give call.
Those long .Windei gentlemen who wiling to pay from
twenty FIVE seventyive forfeit goods for the
privilege Of twelve months and then at their earliest
nience, our house Is place for.
ALSp Thirty Thousand Dollars worth Of New and Desi
rabe Goods consigned to be sold at auction excu
siveiy
Our AuSien Sales will continue usual every Tuesday
and THURSDAY.
TER4s-A under 800 cash. over sl0O four months
time.
We earnestly request City and Country Merchants VINO
make their Stocks in the Nashville market TO try
pop, and if don't do what promise then pass by.
We take great pleasure in showing entire Seck TO
and all who will give a call.
TRABUE & LUCAS,
Commission Merchants,
sept13-tf No. u Public Square.
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will be distributor according to the following
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
S,ZsO Prizes amounting 8Z4 UUU
yIy,o,o rr;.l,o4. en-. ryolro, es oror+.rs o 5o


Whole Tickets SlO;-Ealves IS; Quarters, $50.
Plan OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from 80 900 corresponding with those
Numbers the Tickets printed separate slips of paper,
encrced with small tin tubes aud placed in wheel
first 216 Prizes Similarly printed and encirclee,
placed another Wheel The wheels then revoved, and
time Prize is drawn from the ether wheel The num-
be, and Prize drswn out are opened and exhibited to the
audience registered by the Commissioners the Prize
being placed against the number drawn This operation is
- approximation Prizes. go
Tie two prec ding the succeeding Numbers
those drawing rs is Prizes viii be entitled to the 81
Approximation Prizes, according to the scheme
600 Prizes $40 viii be determined by the last figure
Of the Number tn draws the $4,000 prize For example,
the Number craving the $4,000 Prize ends With No l.
then all the Tcl where tue number ends in viii be
entitled $40 If the Number ends with No g. then all
the Tickets where the Number ends in will be entitled to
INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
AS by this schet Tcketin every 10 guaranteed
to draw s4O w sell Certificates Of Packages Of 10 Tick
(where the numbers eQd in l. 2 g. s. 67 s. o. o. at
the following rates which Is the risk them.
All that they draw the amount guaranteed accrues
Certificate Of Package OTTO Whole Tickets $50
Ia Ia Quarter a% ...,. ....,... u, Is
1t viii be perceived by this plan that for $50 the pur.
chaser has Certificate Of 10 Tickets, when il he buys
TieAes he would only get for that sum Whoes thus by
buying Certificates he has four chances for the larger
Przes-Hslyes and Quarter Packages in proportion.
In Ordering Tickets or Certificates,
on receipt which they will be forwarded by first mail
The list Of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent to pur
chasers Immediately after tie drawing.
~ Purchasers will please write their signatures plain,
and give their Post Uhiee, County and state.
Remember thai every Prize ORA N, and payable in
full without deduction
E All Prizes OF 900 and under paid Immediately after
Il drawng-other prizes at the usual time OF thirty days,
in full without deduction.
All communications strictly confidential
Prize Tickets cashed renewed in other Tickets at either
ONCE.
Orders for Tickets Certificates can be addressed either
to s. SWAN co Atlanta, Ga
octt or 5. SWAN Montgomery, Ala.
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TO Citizens and strangers.

rhe publication Office of the PATRIOT, No. Is,
Deaderiek street. having been enlarged, viii
be found open at all times, day and night, where
newspapers from all sections of the country,
and the latest telegraphic, news viii be found
upon our tables for the accommodation of
visitors. A general invitation is extended to
citizens and strangers in the city to cali and
avail themselves Of these advantages for OBJ
tanning the latest news.
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viii be distributed according to the following
UNRIVALLED SCHElIE!!
DIFFERENTIATION FRizE >
1000 prizes amounting to-. ...............S2OO 600
Who.e Tickets, $40; Halves SIS; Quarters So so.

1000 prizes amounting to...-.....-.......S2OO 600
Whole Tickets, SO; Halves S. Quarters So so.
~ The Ala9emA AMI Georg Lotter 5, channels for
investment present. Inducements any known scheme
eexperene the pablo have had Of the cement Of
these Letter theargs amount Of prizes Sold the prompt
ness with wch they have been paid the best guaran
tees that they will always be conducted in the most honor
able manner.
PLAN OF TIE LOTTERY
There 80 COO numbered from 900 There
$50 fall Plies and OG2 Approxmaons-making 10 all
1000 PrEes.
TIE drawing takes place In public under the superinten
dence Of two c'mmssio
The Numbers from TO $1,000 ccrresponding with those
numbers the Tickets printed separate slips Of paper
encircsd with small tin tubes and placed in wheel
The rst $50 Prizes similarly printed and eneireed ar
placed IN another wheel
The Wheels are then reyolvsd, and number is erawn
from the wheel Of numbe and at the time Prize
opened and exhibited the audience aud registered
by tie Commissioner the prize being placed az tns the
number drawn This operation Is repeated until all the
prizes are drawn out
Approximation prizes.-The two preceding
and the succeeding numbers IN those drawing the FIRST
$50 prizes will be ent to the go APP-oximaton Prizes
according to the scheme.
IN ORDERING TICKETS
Enclose the money addPs the tickets ordered,
receipt Of which hey win be forwarded by hrst mail.
Theist Of drawn numbers and prizes viii be sent 10 pur
ehascrs Immediately AFTER the drawing,
~ Purchasers will please write their signatures plain,
and give their post Office county and State.
~ Remember that every Prize is and pay able in
fall without deduction.
E-An Prizes 900 and under paid Immediately afer
the drawingother prizes the usual time OF thirty days
All communications strictly confidential The drawn
numbers win be forwarded 10 Purch Immediately AFTER
Orders Tor Tickets should be sent in early.
Prize Tickets cash ef renewed In other Tickets at either
Once. Orders for Tickets can be addressed TO
s. SWAN co Atlanta, Ga.
or SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
ssF19 orr. G. HUGGINs, Box 8, Nashville P. o.
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CATSUPS AND SAUCES.
TUST received supply of Worcester Sauce Tomato, Wal
J nut and Mushroom Catsup by
aug22 VESSEL THOMPSON.
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Additional Appointments. Of sEes.r..

Messrs Maynard and Polk sill address their
iellow-citiEens al
Pris. Henry county, September 9Th.
Their published appointments, after that At Lex.
ington, October 10Th. are Withdrawal, and the fol-
loving substituted;
Waynesbofo, Wayns county, Monday, Oct lslh.
LAsrenesburg, Lawrence % Tuesday, -" Ia
Pula.kl,, Giles " Wednesday, Is
Fayetteville, Liscoln - Thursdsy, Is
Lewisbarg, Marshall Friday, n
frsnklln, Williamson I" saturday, is
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CHILDREN,S HATS.
A BEAUTIFUL assortment Of ehidrens plain and fancy
n soft hats in BLACK and various coors just received also
on hand ne fresh Of neat and tasty little boys sill
hats Of make, in white, purple and black plush
Parents will therefore well in calling with their youthful
branches to select for them fine and dressy cheap
and durable hat at the fashionable Hatstore of
A. ]. FRANCISCO,
~aus23 No. 20 Pub &c Square.
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E. GARDNkh. v A sHNFHHN1
GARDNER, SHEPHERD & co.

WfULENA Do UhA LEho N
Shoes, Hats and Straw Good
no so PUBLIC SQUARE, NASHVILLE TENN
w Ehlve in store at oUR Old STAND, very lai
w and superior stock q
BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS,
suitable tor Winter sales which would ike to exhibit
merchants visiting this market
sept9-iy GARDNER, SHEPHERD co.
BASKETS BASKETS. .BA sKETs.
LARGE lot Of SpIt-are Baskets, OF all zes shapes
y and prices For sale BY P. HARRIS co,
sept9 Corner Broad and Front streets.
Carpet Hall Up Stairs.
ID O. McNAIsi & co. will open to-day and TO NOR
IL ONE HUNDRED PISCES THREE PLY AND IN
GRAIN CARPET, bought a forced auction sale IN New
York. These equal In quality and cheaper in
price Than any hitherto Ia this Market and
determined 10 sell them coTrespondingly low.
We viii the time be opening many Goods In
Staple and Fancy lines and will continue open and
ceive the Novelties Of the fast thy appear
IN New York. K. z. MaNAIRY 4 co.,
augi5 No. 50 College st.
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SEWANEE HOUSE.

- ~ ~~~s - ~ JET
COLLEGE srREET. NASHVILLE, fzSSHsKE
W d. OBERT Proprietor.
tltrA % ErAzs sFE1Ses ~
fItdE suh.crbsr - fecesty tasen ths Wsn khosu
tHtitsh1euti, rsernE and thoroughly rsnuxafing q
and hopes Atss 10 snca eoadi,oa Be ins
r9r spf house sh eY TIE Propristor hepcs By Bis
exercises ara lhass Il hs Assault NJ rsaioek Who
1rsrl presllsd AZ ~ cy hete1 4 he ses . sake his
h9le ucrthy Of h1i iiranisei b he pakic and prom
hat pans % = spared his psrt merit the
prohson q those RIO Ms Aver hin Eh their patronage
as resp-ctiallg salicizs = nal of his knu1e-
fsp<'at&ss W. Ro1kkrs-
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Pianos, MeIOdeOns, Music-boXes, &c,

Us. reeeiv. at No. 80, Union street. he
y largest stock Of Pianos, hslodeons. 81
Sheet Music and Musical Instruments ever II III 1
offered In the city Of Nashville. The atten -
ton Of the public respectfully invited 90 examine and
Judge for themselves, and mine is strictly MUSIC
BUSINESS, persons rely getting The best article
hr lowest Temuneraive prices schools and zach
supplied Eastern prices. To wholesale cnstoneB
will ofcr great induesmsn.s JAS A MCCLURE
p s-last published and for sale By the Subscriber,
and beautiful song. entitled tbs iIoHE AT HoNE"
Composed BY Charles Hess. Call and set a copy.
81 agent Tor the sale 81 Huichesons Ccisbrated
sspt29 J. A. MCCLURE.
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n c0oK practical HELl. sad .RkAAS fnuSnkhT
"a. snocrssr q Weller ceok, - prepared 20 manaiac-
tara % order Sells chnrchez a eansee.s and Fanta
tsns Aso steam Nhisiies Oh uieaess cflnder, 0aA1a
Feuntan ana stop caks Hess and salt ven golnls 6a4
Neuntfngs Ants Fr1eon Metal $sx8
kh ork made b me eta eeatnezs and despalh 81 tie
Sat nassrss. 81 Iow pssss aad ~asEAaisd lsnlstvy
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Wss4TsTE I'D.

On OOO BUSHELS DRIED PEACHES APPLES
ZO,OOO Cor which the highs.s narsss price vin be
given n cash, Sy DAVIS, PiLcHER 4 co.
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A Mr.. Douglas recently died in Troy. Tie
was worth $4,000 and had an income Of
100000 yearly. After bequeathing $40
600 to each of his children, and making n
handsome bequest to three Episcopal churches
in Troy, Mr.. Douglas reminded his family that
he had a verbal agreement with his milimau,
which was to continue as long as they took
milk from him, that for every dollars worth
OF tickets, one was to be Mroum in! The milk.
man acknowledged the corn, but said he had
rather expected, in the hurry of business, that
Mr.. Douglas would forget the +" bakers dozen ;
bargain.
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EOURNEAUX A BAGASSE DE S.H.
GILMAN-Les fourneaux design6s ci-dessus
sont les senls qui aient reussi jusqu'h present 4 faire
une recolte en- Louisiana.
Ces fourneaux Reminiscent les qualities s~uivantes
ainsi que FONT prolve sept rdcoltes faites cette aimee;
10. &c ~fourneau travaille enforcement avec un cou.
rant d'air naturcl ct sans laide dun ventilateur. y
20. II ne content dams lintGiicur nj grille nj au.
tres feYs. 4. 4.,. 'gI,,t. lt7r- e.
So. Pour lie nettoyer ct en- retircr les cendres, il
nest jamais besoin d'arreter lie moulin.
10. Apres son arrivte dams lie %fourneau, la bagasse
nest janais touchee nj remuee.
so. II brdle t0ute Ia bagasse ct fournit ASSET d.
vapeur pour fairc marchcr le moulin, une battcrie e
une pompe a vapeur.
Sept de ccs fourneaux ont etc en- optrtration Fan
nee precedentc. A. A. WHEELER, Agent.
On ~trouvera NJ. A. A.. Wheeler, Il lhOtel de NJ
Jesse Hayes, aux Opelonsas, OH il s'cmpressera de
donner au sujet de ces fourneaux toutes les intorma
tions necessaires, il donnern les dcssins ct les sp6ci
fcations qui sly rattachen9 Il tous ceux qui s'intercs
seront au progress de lamelioration que ces four
neaux appoltent. sg a9 III .sr NGV IL.
n. A. A. Wheeler est aussi agent pour les Brunde',
celebrated corn and cob c,sHher on stock mill. Co
moulins surpassent tout ce qui a etc jusqu'a present
en- ce genre.
Opelousas, u ayril 1856.
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IT MADE HIN FEEL INDEpENDENr.-A man
named Porter says, he once had q clerical
friend between whom and himself there existed
great Intimacy. i a.
Every Saturday night, as Porter was sitting
balancing his cash, a note woRis1. come request
" the loan Of a flee dollar biW!" The money
was always returned punctually at 8 O'Clock
on the Monday morning. But what puzzled
the lender was, the Parson airdYs returned the
Gerry identical note he borrowed. Since he had
discovered this fact he had made private marks
on the note still the same was handed back
on Monday morning. One Saturday evening
Porter sent a five dollar gold piece, instead OF
q note, and marked it. Still the very same
coin was returned on Monday. Porter got
nervous and bilious about it; he could not
sleep at night for thinking of it he would
awake his wife in the middle Of the night and
ask her what she thought of such a strange oc-
currence. lie was fast boiling over with Gu
riosity, when a note came from the reverend
borrower, one Christmas eve, asking for the
loan OF ten dollars. A brilliant thought struck
our friend. lie put on his great coat, resolving
to call and demand an explanation Of the mys-
terry, ruI.II
When he was shown into his friends study,
he found him plunged in the profoundest melan
choly.
"Mr. NM" said our friend, if YOU will an.
swer me one question 1 will let you have the
ten dollars"
How does it happen that you always re-
pay me money you borrow on the Saturday
night III the very same coin or note on Monday
morning? ?"
The parson raised his head, and after a VIC.
lent struggle, as though he were about to un.
veil the boarded mystery Of his soul, said, in
t%altering tones, Porter, you are a gentleman
a scholar-a Christian and a NewYorker-
know l can rely on your inviolable secrecy
listen to the secret of my eloquence. You
know that am poor, and when / have bought
my Sunday dinner, I have seldom a red cent
left in my pocket. Now, l maintain that NO
man can preach the Gospel and blow up bis
congregation properly without he has got
something in his pocket to inspire him with
confidence. l have, therefore, borrowed five
dollars OF you every Saturday that l might
feel it occasionally as l preached on Sunday
You know how Independently l do preach.
how make the rich shake in their shoes we'll
it is all owing to my knowing that / have q
hve dollar bill in my pocket /! Of course, never
having to use it for any other purpose, ii is moi
changed, but invariably returned to YOU the
next morning. Now, as MIR. George Law i
coming to hear me preach tomorrow, / Thought
| would try the effect of a ten dollar sermon Oh
lhim!" ~
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hnUCATION.

DENSIONstruthET EXTERNAL DIES
u D~EMOIsEEros[ AUX OPELOUSAs-Mme.
HOY, aide p, wv Hoy T Nine; De s; n.1
selles de Premiere C1asse on toutes1e branches ne.
~cessaires d une education solide ct %accomplie, seront
enseignees.
Dsns 10 cours diinstrnction seront comprises les
Langues Anglaise, Francaise ainsi que Ia Musiqle lie
Dessin, Ia Peintnre, tous les Ouvrages 4 Iaiguille en-
Sole, Chenille, ETC., ct lie maintien ys
Avcc I'aide sd'institutfices cdinp9tcntes; ct la sur
veil, &c de Ia Dircctrice, Mime. Hoy, aifes-
peras utenue parties habitants dc Ia Vile
dcs OPP .es %enyirons. m M
Les p1 fixes par seance de vingt-et-une Sc.
maines,; }6btes 10 Motto all commencement, 1'autre
tn0itiej .G.seance. a7f i4ffiG7a 12aH le3 L.
Instr aon pour les eleves de classes inf9reure $40 00
M do, Ter classes .......25 0l
N que sur Piano on Guitar .............3 80 0(
LAC DcsSlh = w
LIE Peinture i. IL. ...!.... ............. ~ W
Ouvrages q iHAiguile.. 1 .............l0 OF
Opelousas, s decembre 1855. .sif4r s.,,s