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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-07-25

The Daily Courier, German paper, re-
Gently established in Cleveland by the Post
master and other Government officials, to
keep the Germans in the "traces," has gone
down for want Of patronage. The Cincin-
natl Daily Volkstre'tnd is now the only
German Daily in Ohio, which supports Bu-
chanan.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-07-25
BurIingame and Brooks Controversy.
New York. July 81.

The National hatelEgencer, of this morn
ing, publishes card from Mr.. Burlingame,
Of Mass, in which he says the conversation
between himself and the friends of Mr..
Brooks has received an Interpretation that
does injustice TO the real meaning. He
now withdraws and says explicitly that he
leaves the specific interpret itselfand holds
himself personally responsible for it, without
qualification or amendment.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-07-25

CGLroRNIA VIenASCE CosSnTTEE.-
The Vigilance Committee of California, it
is said, recently resolved to disband on the
oath inst. The Committee has warned
Herbert, the Congressional murderer, not to
return there at the peril of his life. His
past career, and associations it is asserted,
have been Of desperate character.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-07-25

The Syracuse New York Journal pub
fishes a call signed by 1914 Democrats at
Onondaga county, who now repudiato Bu-
chanan, for a convention for consultation
and action, of such Democrats as cannot
swallow the Cincinnati Platform.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-07-25

Eg We were told by Mr.. KELLY during
our visit to that island last week, that there
were 45 voters on the island, and that Al
of them were Fremont men. The four Bu-
ehanan men are Irish Catholics. They go
in for sustaining the party that sought to
screen from justice, the murderer of one of
their own couutrymen
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-07-25

Tho Chicago Tribune relates the follow
ing
Oa Monday last tho Galena train was
loaded by large delegations Of the Black
Demoeraey from Chi;ag among whom was
the Editor of the Times and Col. Richard
son, the Border Rlffian candidate for G,v-
ernor. The delegations from Lake, Ne
Henry, Boone and WinnehaCo counties
were on board, all bounl for the Congress
sional Convention at Freeport. Said ono
of the Niggpr-Drivers, after the train left
Rockford, 'Every vote / have seen this year,
has been for Fremont A trial on the train
to-day, with all these delegates aboard.
would tell another story" "Try it--try it, y
SAID Fremont man sitting by his side, seven
here We can beat you
Try it they did, aui the result was that
the PArHFINDER OF EMPIRE had los ma
joritv over both Fillmore and Buchanan.
G The CONSERVATION which this unexpected re-
suit caused was visible in every sl0ve-driv-
eFs countenance. They were not content
with this expression but insisted that the
ladies should express their preferences
They did With The following result:
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-07-25

For the remainder of the trip, their con-
Tersation was pitched to lower key.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-07-25
FIR il M Q NJ n,

The Second Grand Mass Meeting of the friends of FREMONT al
Ohio will be held at
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-07-25
r. The Border Rufian sheet down

w The Border Rufiau sheet down
street, not satisfied with one attack on Rev.
G. R. BRowN, of Clyde, poured out half a
column of slander upon him last week
Mr.. B. has felt that it was necessary to re-
buke them, and show the people of this Vi
cinity that he had assumed the right posi-
ton, and, further, that he should maintain
It. The controversy was provoked and Mr..
B. speaks only on the defensive:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-22
ORTIZ Asss

Departed this life on Monday morning, the 18Th
inst his residence in the sad year Of his age, Mr.
Joay itEEsE The deceased was born in LoUdo1n
comfy: he came to New London. Campbell county,
IN tie 22d year fhis age, where he made protes-
sion Of the Christian religion. aud united with the
paniard fraternity The last forty years OF his life
he spcut in the city of Iynchbnrg during which time
he distinguished himself for bis honesty, industry
PERSEVERANCE, and yirtuous habits He diligently at
tended to the duties Of his business, intermed-
ding with the affairs OF no md kept himself tree
tfom all personal entanglemcnts. He loved his own
hearthsoue dearly, and there exerted the most whole
come inAncncos OLA deeply pious life and cenversa-
ton lie ~asa member Of the Baptist Church all
the while ofhis residence in this place To il he was
truly devoted. His pie;y, puneuality and 1eai were
not to be cNceed. lie Wa, indeed All ornament to
his church and occupiedn high place in its conf
dencc and love. II end after long afictioh, wns
.nll Of Proce and hope Gathering up his feet IN bis
couch IN peace with God aud all men, he expired IN
the hope Of hlissful resurrection 10 life everlasting
LYScHBURG. Oct. 9Th. 1886.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-22
LATEST NEWS.
rr,,, of Wade, a-,i.,,- New Nora

I.
The police of New \ ork on Friday night maa'
descent, upon the model artistic establishment
of Madame Wharton. 12a Grand street, and ar
rested six females-the entire troupe. Inc
prisoners were held to keep the peace. The
Post says
They all coneurred in saying that they had
always led ,irtuous live., that they exhibited
themselves as living statues voluntarily, Tor the
reason that they were well paid, receiving from
81 to So per week, according To beauty Ihnt
they would not be allowed 10 appear unless clad
in a suit of flesh colored tights aud thin gauze
shirt which they each had to pay four dollars tor;
and that Madame Wharton, whose name appears
on the bills, not the proprletress, ana only II
model and that she left some time rGn.
Anna Waterman who resides at No, lis Grand
street, has been two months in the business had
previously been n tailoress, has mother h''hg
in Oswego, aud is Is years old and pretty.
Mary Livingston, of the same age, h'es IN
Sullivan street Has only step mother OF all
her relatives living. Was formerly paper box
maker: has been model four months. Madame
Wharton had control of the female department
before she left
Caharine Crotty was born in Albany nineteen
years ago has been living statue two months
and is paid 50 per week for her beauty. Was u
model year ago. Catharne has father anu
mother, child three months old and Il husband
in Nicaragua She supports all except the hns
band. Her father has been sick in the hospital
and lately came out.
Ellen Belle is 10 years old. moderately good
looking lives in Mulberry street; has becna wild
ow two years, and model two months. Was
formerly model in "3othic Hail.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-22

Fourteenth Day.-A canon PASSED pro
viding for the abandonment of the communion of
the church by bishops. priests ar deac"ns' and
their deposition, after lnpse of six months
A compilation of the existing cauons III rela
ders, and providing for their ordination, etc, re
ported by tho committee on cnuons, was adopted.
The amendment IN the sixth article of the con
stitution, recommendedb by the committee on can
ons, called up. The amendment simply pro.
vides for the constitution of court OF appeals 10
revise the decisions of the diocesan courts in the
trial of presbyers and deacons, limiting this tri-
bunal to decide upon questions of law. and not
upon questions of fact. he amendment was I'D
opted.
The following canon was adopted
Section Provides hnt if any bishop, priest
or deacon should leave the church and join any
other, then the standing committee of his diocease
shall report 10 the presiding bishop, &c. and mo-
tice shall be given to the recusant, that unless
he give notice within six months that the charges
against him are false. he will be deposed from
the mini stry-and it shall be the duty of the pre-
siding hi shops SO to depose, i'll the presence o:
two other bishops and presbyters, &c.
Section Provides that whenever bishop or
mnste be absent from his diocese at the time
of his remuneration or joining the communion of
church. notice may be given him by leaving II
written copy of it at the place where he last
resided before he left the diocese.
Section 3--Ihat canons and II of 1853 be
repealed. Adjourned
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-22

,NTAINION, UCf. TvIh TrOO.
deeply regret having soon again to ask n
space in your columns, to apprise he communi
" that another fire has occurred at the Western
lunatic Asylum. About 9 o'clock last night.
small detached building, containing fifteen male
patients, was discovered to be on fire in the at
tic. The patients were promptly removed to
places of security. without the slightest injury
to any one, and the fire was cxtingulshed with
out other material damage to the building than
the i, structlon Of the roof.
In hnste and very respectfully,
Frs. I. SrRrBBlING. Physician, &c.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-22

BAITMoRE, Oct. 2O.-lhe bark Rio from Bos-
ton. was seen on the Eth off New Inlet n. c, on
her beams end, abandoned,
Brig Stephen Lay from Philadelphia for Char
lesion, laden with coal and railway iron, founder
cd on the 1h off Cape llatteras. The captainhls
wife and child, and the crew, arrived hero in the
schooner Laura johnson, from Newbern, y. II.
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pr1peiIep Burnt,

CHICAGO, Oct l5.-.lhe propeller Falcon was
burned at her dock last night together with l5,
900 bushels of wheat. The Falcon was running
IN the Western transportation Company's line
and was worth $4,000 No insurance.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-22
Tn, cseunsy election.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 20 The papers to-day
say that official returns have been received from
only % counties. OF the remaining number to be
heard from, u are Union and Is Democratic.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-22

NV l0KK, Oct 2O.-Mr. MuIo one u Wink
er'~ Ministers hn. publicly expressed the sympa-
thy which be believed the present [. S. Admin
i>tration feels towards Walkers government.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-22

~ requires teld Northeast storm 10 make q. 5. Hiss
stow NRre House tho hue-t aud most attractive place
Town and would al, ise all Who prepared
tors chilling winds 10 make haste thher hls heauu
hottnenthe entirely gone.
Heh,s nov band full supply Of Furnaces. Ranges.
Cooking SoNcsof various patterns, Palt Office aud BoN
STOVES oi every size and style Tor weed enu Grnos that
cannot he surpassed in beauty and which cannot tail 10 please
III" most isiens lie also prepared 70 do Al kud ot job
work either IN Fin cepprre Iron whdisratch aud
Ih Plumbing business is also VARIED h> hint II nauues
that enua hceNrd Ills friends aud patrons both in town
aud country VIII profit jy eslluF soon.
All or lrfs 1t il
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-22

New YORK, Oct. 20.-Ihe Tribune's Kansas
correspondent writing on the llth. says 2iO EN-
igrants in Kansas, near the Nebraska line, have
been arrested 10y Col Cook with United 5. Ora
COOns.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-22

\ CHURCH OF LADIES ALoNE.-There is a Preshy
terrain Church in Northampton county composed en-
tiroly of ladies. They twenty-five in number
There is not n single male member among them and,
ofco4rse as they have no edership they are not
properly an organized church but the ladies, hoping
almost against hone have perseyered in their sister
hood and they have actually increased in members
more than many churches with settled pastor and
the regular administrations of the sanctuary The
church is called the "Homes Church after the late
Dr. Holmes, of Philadelphia, who was liberal con-
trihutOr towards its erection.
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lng q d&cts
EOHN u. OLIVER,
No. IS esrRyier Street,

-, u
AGENT FOR THE SALE or MANUEACTURED TOBAC
CO..woud respectfully solicit Consgnments from Manu-
Virginia with the that he does not
article except Commission Merchant his whole
will be devoted the of those who
favor him with their eonsgnmtnis, which liberal adj
vnnues will be made
RFFtRFNCEs-O yler & Keen. Jesse Hare & Co. Hurt &
Preston, Knight 4 Allen. Col Aug Lcftwch, Ammon O.
Hancock, Lynchhurg chas NJ. Cosby, L. H. Holland, Dan
vile John s W lker Richmond
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-22

QuEBEC OF pom II M.--Nn signs Of the
steamer Indian Queen, with dates from Liverpool
to the ! Ith inst.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-22

N SION MERCHANTS, SAN FRANCISCO tAl-toF
1874 FRONT STREET, NEW YORK )-Parienlar attention
paid SALES OF TOBACCO and consnments direct from
The Virginia Manufacturers solicited.
REFERENCES.--A & a Lawrence 4 Co, Boston Allen
& Paxson, New York Courtney 6 Gushing, Baltimore
Davenport Allen < CO. Edmond Davenport CO. Ludlam
& Watson James f. Heath late auditor, and tronshaw &
Co. Richmond MeCorkIe 4 Jones Mcdaniel Hurt Prs.
ton Ferguson Co, and Miller y Crensaw, Lynch.
burg
y B-Having established branch Of house in New
York resident in that city will give his personal
receiving transhppnE aud securing the low
freight Gree of commission all goods consisn
cd o San Francisco House
Edmond Davenport Co. Wi! act for MS at Rich
cody
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-22

y b"nneS Cleahs tr Dress taps, ead Dresses, Collars
sleeves handkenhus Stockings. Gloves, Dress Trimmings
jet ornamensaf every character French Gds that super
erde the sh aud killing Corset luup Skirts. Zephyr Roud.
for women and children thenoa Head Dresses In the
variety lnsred Japencas and other elegant flower, FOR tie
hair Curl Han bad aud Frteett,s touts aud endlrsa
variety OF n"ans all ct winch determined 10 sell cheap
az than ever, tor cash
Reeolleel pretty nenncts at s. - aud 81 On
-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-22

conmoiiously constructed Hotel under the
of the undersie ned excellent condition for the
accommodation of the public The proprietor devotes his
sonai attention it and will be wanting in efforts
pendturc calculated 70 the comfort of his guests
An Omnibus is always attendance travellers 4"
and from the Depots and Packet Landing.
ma tIiAS. PslGE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-22

Dover BAPTIST AssoCIArIoS.-The I'D session Of
this large and influential body was held in the old
city of williamsburg commencing on Saturday. 18th
inst and closing on Monday night at II o'clock.
The Introductory sermon was preached in the Epis-
copal church by the Rev. J. L. Burrows, D. D., Of
Richmond. On Sabbath, services were held in the
Episcopal and Methodist churches. The Baptsts
building splendid house, but it could not be COM
pleted in time for this meeting, Much important
business was transacted during the session. Among
other matters the immediate completion OF the "Ches
apeake Female College near Hampton, (which has
inst been turned over to Board of TrnStees)
determined upon.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-22

posrraxtNrSr-Nca are requested to state that the
meeting announced 10 be held ut Temperance Hall
tonight has been ana1odahly postponed
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-22

rns L!arui4 Mass NfgnNa.-hc learn tha, Messrs
ql,s : Flournoy and Waller Z Staples have brom=
80 :, ,paak Mt Liberty tic 9th, aud other peak
.-.are espc,te1 our friends ut LIbert, extend Il
,.carty invitation the people Of Lyn,hburg to be
,osff aat sly thu ample preparations vii Ue made
j., accommodate I'll who mat attend good time
y anticipated
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-22
MOVEMENTS or err., STEAMERS.
MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

a W llilNAN J. =. HlILNtN
- w. HgLS.niS X co.
NHs 80 Front ~. New = orlt,
Agents for the sale Of VIRGINIA MANUFACTURED
TOBACCO. liueral advances made CausienmeniS
:. IlAN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-22

Manassas GAP RAtLRoAD-The annual meeting OF
the Stockholders the Manassas Gap Railroad, was
held in Alexandria, Thursday. From the statements
in the reports OF the officers, learn that the road
cost 81 500 600 of which ~ 100000 is yet to be
ceived from It mortgage loan aud State and ndiyidu
al subscription. The receipts of the road last year
were 81 ll5Ss6 90. and The disbursements, Sl,ll0,
424 81 The net earnings of the road for the past
year amount to S38, 943 r.
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hIscELLAN E0US


* "bHpsEe AsabN.-shr snhsrribes
h'fN ieaN" 10 Inform his icH3s ard the public gone
" II relN lhat be has nnvCI Ia thu formerly
rh#t t lhfp W Pa ~ where l. pitl he happy "
see all wanting good bargains Watches Je tx aud Plated
Ware. 1Iug WILLIAMS
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w and Jns 10 hand Ihis considered The most reliable
nrepaaih tor Tie Hair No being Hht NJ for dark
Hair aud " rcnarHl dressing for Hair Of al rol
Ne" dye and Vt elanEes grey hair I" its original color
sale by the Agents J IL THOMPSON a 60,
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Tar Contest ~ GANfaEll CorSrY.-ur. Editor
To-day it WIS generally expected that powerful
nnd vigorous elliott ~oal ie made by The Democracy
10 arouse the people ia behalf Of their candidates
|, was proclaimed through the Democratic paper
At ltnchburg that Mr., 2. H. \ lel had been imnort-
cd expressly tor the occasion. THIS yonng giant OF
lie East Va tell the people Of Campbell WHAT they
bad neyrr heard before. TWAS to be Mr. AYletts
ti4h privilege 10 enghten the "i}Hordrt people Of
Campbell upoi the great seisncei of Democracy,
proclairnci through the Cincinnati Platforms
sad 20 fslate, however, no Mr. p. II. ASlett came
not even his shadow.
lie smoke I'm l.yuehture Saturday night. DR.. L. E.
Nitheis went a.tre aud desired discussion, but the
Democracy informed y timers they begged leave
respectfully 10 decline discussion. The Dr. how
GER noted Mr. Aylctt down ard determined to meet
him nj Campbell Court to-day, but, rs >aii before,
lie cam uot
DR. Wihcrs not willing to have the field TO him
elf earnestly solicited Il discussion There were
present some Of the brilliant iphts of the party, who
had ,pnkpn beneath the shadows Of lie mountains of
Xirri1i1 and amid the I)NIands of Esscv, and 9th
.rs Whose uutring f0ndness for speaking bad never
narped AL however, declined, strange 10 say, aud
Or WHhers hal but one alternative left him, an
that sas to speal as he speak for Fillmore and
Bpnclsuu the Constitution aud tie Union. Ills Of
Tort was a mastery He reviewed the course OF
he Democratic party in regard to their platform, and
qs m the teeth of heir platform their pledges to the
.ua'r how they had been faithfully kept, their pro-
= inns and their practices their often attempted eff
,rs II gull an4 dclade the people, in fact every sub
er Of prominent importance to the canvass. in man
ner AMI ,lele that received the united p'auds otthe
audience
Dr. Naaer Is battling montully in this canvass
H.. o.t5t - bright aud vigorous blade. and TO
IL rlaa hat comes beneath its fall.
lie rau,n forward before the people during the last
t1berna.aria Canvass, aud his able efforts upon that
occasion received The applause Of friends and foes
He flled in debate then. now, some of the noted
,4ntosirion. and into this canvass he has thrown his
energies. his eloqucnce and his talents with redou-
,frI 4ipor fighting where the battle RACES hottest in
defence of Fillmore and Donelson the Constitution
and tba Union.
From all appearances Campbell will do her whole
,1ntv Let others do they will there is one coun-
" and that county old Campbell which viii exhibit
6y hervote a lingering spark of that patriotism and
,irtue which would curse the hand that would raise
IL narric9al arm to strike down the Union and which
viii support with united cordially that man who
keeps her interests near his heart. Campbell may
then he set down for Fillmore and Donelson by an
increased aiority.--Cor Petsrsburg irtePi2aceg
CAMPBELL C H., Va. Oct ID, 1856.
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-.-st5 -:sTa.ic.

. raos. : fk2''.se' sill ".i'.fss' tn 'i. '.s
,,r.sur.s ncNi Friday night Ia supper, oi DE
-, ot AlLIAHu FmtaoaE Tor Ire Presidency.
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{. BLISS,
oct l6ts Main st q duosr bvla,, Market


~ now fecoNus my store cheap, beyond all quts
ton shaH continue 10 aud fashionable Fauda every
week r'u until Christmas Will sell them cash
only At sn.hl profits JNo j. TT lNlS, ACT
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Avn Horses aud old We'll broke dnublcu
harness perfectly sound Kind Rcue and both good
die llotse which vii sell at reduced price II early appl
cation be made. an liberal
oct 1851 ". II MpsnN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-22

variety Ut Hv and hoautnl gaad4 opened ths ltas
Of our trade. to which desire call the % thase
who are no" contemplate House keeping many that
now Ia SNe and suited especially for the fan ana wutHr
son comprising lI1ted, Hrania Illhahed HlnuaeH and
brass goods ot must eNotN description For general variety,
beauty aud slNeo theso goods al they VIII
mud oor Stock net cSeelc II equRlod hA furnishing
House Ia thr SIMPSON n BRO
urIl. L A..-AA
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sirginia ~ EeuncssCc X. H. GeAnpany,
PRESIDENTS OFFICE, IYNCHBuHo, Sept ~. 1854
INIuE Ninth AHnanl Meeting Of the AiockbOld.
<sssysFsysar,. .EsnNuTvnr. runrsTEaE.

4<ssgf-fssczaY-p,. Es RNuTGRE! EuHssCt8E:!
ttraofa for past GaYorb the snbsrhsr would
"a ~--sA&3 his thanks his friends Me the pub
liz gencally, and inform ihrr. hat no
has hand tand Is constantly adding te1 large a.
OF t1cgan Furniture manuiacurodh y fpl work
the nAtcria and finished IN the most de-
Sraho lis stock embraces every arelo usually got
en- II In the mos extensive nanufactorifs
He those wishing purchase, feeling as
ne will give satisfaction in regard to both
price aud quality OF work.
Hair and Shack Mattresses always on hand
EDWARD J. FOLKES,
WareronIng below Liberty Ware
house lsep 2.d&cts
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u SNAIL.
WARRINGTON HOUSE.
ANC.sTER HOUSE,


NJ Languages nj yoehhurg College would like Ia form
select class of Young Gentlemen the study OF the French
Languagethe lessons TO be given at night occupying
hour He will learn them only understand hui speak
the French e'rcctly.
Terms for session of mouths Sea %
Grnrmcn wishing join the class will please leave their
n the Nrginan Office oct l0d2w.