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POsT orHcs DEFAKTx.EI,
." Octo1Sr ii, lcoS
DROPOsAs e.Eyins ir0a lhe
isa JaaHa, 1857 the ot June, 1850 following route
~ the state og fLoEIpA The ns and herein seahcd
be received the Contract oacs Of POSI- Once Depart
0f Washington, Gau s. e gan Of No
veaabeT iaSSs 70 be decided on Ihs aexi days
80 From jacksonville, by Barer and AewbaTsb Alligator
~ niss and back twice week, Ia ioaTh0ne coaches
Leave Jaeksoayile Sunday and "Wednesday Al nj
Arriye al AlnsaloI ncxt days BY y ms
Leave Alligator Mond4y and Thursday al M
AEEive al saeksoayilie AeKt days W aam
NOTE
Proposals GUARANTEED by TesgJaShe yefscHs,
ned postmaster Judge Of u recoad and
entered sueceEA bidder WIN surety,
before the lst yaH2asy, 1851. /.
made performed, and for each o. such
of
deducted For avals far behind time break
with depenang mG1is ana Auiceniy excused
compensation f9F tho p subject oenEe.
Sacoy explained, for Bgcoag take The mail from into
post once for suffering 70 be nuEsd Destroyed rohDed
lost and oT recsag, afleE demand, inc mas
eqasAI the soEaetoE runs o. concerned in running
heies The The P0saA4cr General Annul e cen
for repeated fars 70 aesasy 20 conuAc o. for dis
oheyng te post oee laws Instructions of tho department
The Postmaster GcCE aT the schedule He aiso orarf
Of service ny a1Ig therefor vas increase
the pay lie 1y also crll dscaninse The service
In Ua0lc a IL gztn decrease OF allowing oAe
win Bids saoud be .dtseAsed
Geaerai sQpeFscbed Fsoyosas for Ne esq., Flors
further paTcAs anphef advertisement for conveying
Virginia, Georgia, Florida, kc of 1859 and 1856
JAMES CAMPREIL,
Oct lI-IAw4sf Postmaster General
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Proposals Gor Supplies.

QuAHTEpaAsrTR's oyucE, NJ CoErs,
Washington, Oct. 10, 1856.
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received
sappyng Marine Corps the following articles
during the hsca year ending 5oih June, ls57s
100 uniform caps, with scales complete
900 marine yompoEs
10 pateni leather stocks
so pairs Of shoulder for pTivates
loo 90 Of noaccHnsaonod on.eers' epauleiies
q go do ofliael rGnls
2 90 linen shirts
1000 pairs marine bTogaHs
so blankets
800 dozen pairs woolien socks
500 marine fatigue caps
500 linen bEoases
1000 pairs Canton flannel drawers
200 10 1900 yards Ga shy blue
200 200 do of slue cio cochibeai dye, and dyed in
the
Samples Assistant
Qusrtemaer Marine Corps New York, and conformity
sample viii be required All articles 10 be Inspected and cered
10 before payment - made. r1
The
insh quantities named above
articles delivered
quantities. and such places the Quartermaster direct
free OF expense The United States ...a
N0bd will be entertained unless accompanied BY the oa
sureiies known this Office, certified by oes
To be endorsed Proposals for Supplies
to the uaremaser Of The Marine Corps, wasba.sva, ID. g.
ssEo. n. LINDSAY,
nsior and ssarerRaster
Nalonal TnleagsReer Evening wasbngton
o. Patriot Concord, Portsmouth, New
Post Times Bossa, Mass Eagle, Brooklyn Daily
York Argus ane Pennsyfyanisn, Phaaspia, Psnn ~ pub
unt te ION ssse.aber neri,
hs, accompanied cyy Of fa ADVERTISEMENT mis-
ofAce for payment
Oct lI-eodriuthNoy
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Proposals for Erecting a Marine Hospital at
New Orleans, Louisiana.

TKKssuxY DuAsrxrsT,
September ~, 1855.
ssy Noyrmeer D 1850 "a eOes Booa, or
Orleans marine ho-s secosdins 10 e
% ss ssr r ths WHO'S saains or spasis different
parcels should accompany saea sa, vita the
4spsasai rs.eviRs ht rese .oosp proposals
y nyilss O ANY pa srs9 When Ssssns We Interest re ca . S
erciuss the sds q whom ere Ju ense
have sismDssd oStah BY bas when
shall b parties interest who % not loan IN ne BIDS and al bids
gross OptOn q me bddeu bat
contract win Be awarded Q such bdSe uun ce are furnished
isa which as y sassei . ss fsysss q ~ 80
,sork 70 saids ne department = masins payments.
Ninety o a done and materials de-
~ Ss estimate n an agent o DE dspartnsns sppoSi.d for tha
PaEposs w Be psd from sms % t@s te wors psss .as
espaBes q ne -Ort A ~ s axsat aresae and be e'ea
In the even, q non faihlmsnt q aeouusct
"a and fae Rssgss ureo srce BY ounsent o uhe Secretary
Each propo~si paned " gaarantee sign
BY reEponsse terrified BE % ne United
eoo for me Whole wors or q proporonais amoun
p Ihai ns @aasr VII ~ssn rsqs,re his p.pa = &C
curiSes far iu faifbfai performances.
zen days cstslpea sPposnon hs
ssgarpneEr ,,,,--.,-
- ~ spec6cnons creep,
vrseens upan frames
sTer. 6rs proof aecoaaE % sppssut 70 SPECIFICATIONS
Persons ubuns such proposas wi Fvs mnpis details % he
.s.. Of siiss s~ ISs sys ornsusntalion
Sss tss esss sos " ne sSsssca. though oonorins gene
rally 70 ne shsps and Piaa.
Secretary Treasury tsBdossd Proposals New
leans marine hog'ul ~ and wiz e aPossd Al o'soes M q
Siassss, any eseoss % susna.
JANIS GUTHRIE,
Sep, z7-0uweOdf lint sur.I
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Notice

OF eifhdraoal n Iaads - Asssi.spp Aabassa, ard Le
II q -s .. % l . asss " ;
rasoaas ineul.ar poloaa
and Lousiana Iasacuons day gwen
ses oad y oa ss s asn .aa % ne saS.
and Leasi.n. eesrs % ~iud.~ and reserve nc iosas ss
lhe pescIiBsa Otherwise directed,
In MlssIsanrI. #.n
oaes al gAoaSoss
SsrfA aad sasi sf lAs cAsaaE LaEs Aas aA4 aaiAGa-
TownIhps J. ., d 4 5, ana 8, of range {.
EzEf ef Pearl rsg.
sOwAahps and 10, ofraAses ~, 10, H. -, and q.
ohes al AUSusTAa
EortA and sa.f sf CASeaw haze 4ss ana msAJian
Io~S.1Ss ; ! 1. and \ r.qse. 10 49, inclusive
TSwn.p TTS~n.hpi q sr1 ll1ss I t. l1A''' Z : al
East sf Pseyl sS as lsl Ets Of Gaitsd
rsxH.ass i.aaA D ahs zaals = saHssa "a. Il, u, IA
TTowa.ass a4Ssss, I'D q y 5Easa. AZ Ana Ia.
TS~nsIp : Z Z sna az !, z & Il saa,s l.sa 81. II
Townships ., I, !, ma 2, ofraage q.
East of Pearl riser ans 'aaA n ta al sss n latda.
Township. TTs%a.s sas linst 4 ssss. 4 isa % and n
Tswa:l swa:ls J. J. "a az g. e s3ss q s.nss L.
Ts.s:ss. Ts.s:ss: "a asd u s1sapss ID
oaee al CoLUgspss . .......
NORTH and east Of hs caoefar Lass line end ayidian.
Is, and 10. n -
Township g. Of ranges 5, 6, ., 10, u, H. and 10.
lS ALABAMA.
Ohee al ST.. STEYHKss;
souaA ef s 3a deg Of latitude Of naeTian
Townships 5, 0, and Z, Of ranges !, q, 5 and q.
Js LOUISIANA
Once GRRRssBuKGE ....
South Of the AaA a~e aA4 sa,i ., sri"siyuI "srias.
Townships ], {, and 9, of range I3.
Townships 2, 6, 9, and TO- nf ranges Ia and l..
Townships s, ., and 10, Of range ID.
ofEce al Nxw oRLsxxs. ...
East Of tks AtssiGsiyyi Yfra.
Townsbips ii, II, and a. Of range Ia
Townships 10, IL, Il, and l3, - and Ii east
Townships 10, II, and II, Of range Is east
Given under hand al The General Land Oee ey
Washington, this 18Th DAY Of August, 1876
JOS g. WILSON
Aciing cs1imissioner.
Aug lS-law6wi [Intei. siaFl
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pUBIC hereby given srpsraon n sir
weeks from he present da apgcaaoe ~in be maSe
CommSoner of Prnsf0n Orce wamhnsfon esty
nd
MAY, 1854 97s acres whsh VS. o n
ve, ILLINOIS,, during he last q may ne seps 81 bs onh
n Jane bern
wsshingaon cy AagastaS, 1874 w Youss
ney. RENE NJ. LaCROiN.
Aug s-law6w
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Class VII
Class VIII.

CL.ss VII.
paper 2S weigh
v-eighi pounds per ream.
No. soo resns wnng paper BY . inches 70 weigh t~eh
y-siI pounds per rsam.
No a. 100 writing 10 BY y inches TO weigh TWEEN
No. A. 340 writing ls BY 10 inches 10 weigh ren
y-iwo pounds per rsAla
No. s. 400 writing IL By Is inches 10 weigh
twelve pounds per ream
papers designated made
maIs nee from adaeraon and finished the best
papers blae Of regaar
standard sizes OF the respective kinds and Of sach weights
tse saxss and weights specified in tne schedule
The gh reserved Of orderng greater % less quantity Of aeh
every kind contracted fer sacA and in such quantities
the public service may require.
Eeh viii considered separately and be subject to
contract; may
proposal privilege reserved Of requiring
who class assigned him take all
Samples mot gairel kind paper for
s ale for eseA kd, each hid and,
Inc paper proposed schedule, classes,
dsnaed rhe sample, i viii not be considered
Al and samples must be uansmted To iz ONCE free o
postage o other expense a--.. ~.
zach popoal signed H The individual afH making
avery Ind q pspsr eSasainsd n he opossd sr
Al the paper n me yea must = delivered u zach place
free q all ard every sIs ehar g eIpense and sseee % ts
spseos sSun, ws .sa Measurement q 'As sapnenden
proposals. vii be furnished this oGce persons
applying for ts and VII be taken into consideration unless
Bonds ~ sppssssd suries viii be reqsIed and the supy
quantity required amy tine VIII se considered violation
canagsr- a.. ...'
eence Of his ability srscaie tne ard proposals uaaeeoma
nied by such evidence viii be rejected.
the ds Tsesa1y sns Monday nsrI d
10 O'Clock, n m, tse ofce of The saperinisnaeni
Pnuns Capato DE Uaiisd states Washnxon end
" Proposals for suPP'yias PaRsI,n
Eapernisn5ent u Pubie Prtsins-
Oct -2z~fw IIntei, d staH, 24~s~l
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Unsssd states Patent o.aex.

Nashinglon, Octoeer 2, le55.
ON peiissoa OF John v. Sherwood ron Edward New
York praying for TIE extension Of granted BIN
he lIh December. ISs for
from piraon "a psient place
the 18th Of December, ioS3-- ..
II ordered that rs ~sa petition heard
Thursday, se lin day Of Drcesef - O'clock
and all noaed APPEAR cause, they
have, why said petition ougnt not 10 be granted.
Persons opposing hs extension resnred G
Once their specially forth writing twenty
days before tas day Of hearings an testimony flied By
be uses The said hearing must be and
win the rules of the once which viii be frHAeA apY
cation.
testimony closed a.y Deern-
ber aert deposnons, and other pzpe ssheA
must be aied in the ocs ssose
he arguments, ~ any, ~isai1 ssn days thereafter
Ordered, kls Published the
Unicr Rvening Washington, Rspsscaa
ass, Nd rennsyvsnan, Philadelphia Day Book,
~eek psvious to the lin day q Dsesmber dsy
hearnx. CHARLES MASON,
CcmmaSssoarr cf
PsEaoss % shove will csse and send heir
balls 10 the PsieH oes with paper containing tins Aoes
Dcl s-Iaw3w
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THE College of Narybsnd-Enh "
collegiate, Commercial, sn& p.rrsaoy sspaments hrs
of October ih.
os2rv. or board, tuition, hc, huasrea
fNv anllar. Ne fee.
ssaaenfs q ye.r Application
John y. RERFOOT, kecfor Ac.
Jpsy l-fawsn ColeEs ST. James, ?. o., Mary md.
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f. j. WAlkkh. h. tANi&
DoBERT J. WALKER LOUIS JANig have ornsd p~rfs
n auA trial u In hs
and in the Coun 0f Clziu.
wsssfnssnn CITY, y. g. ian a-aeat0f
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A PERSON MAY RECEIVE HIS OWN IIEE TSsu-
RastE-In Muinnl Benefit Life Insurance Company
insurs persou death, he sarvivs 10 ss sixty 10
paid 70 htnself This worthy the asennon ~ slI.
Those who wish share he ayldendE % e eoug rear
should have thsir applications dated soon-
approaches hnps dssns prDcciion viii
please mind oef tscm good eompsnaes win large
j. C. LEWIS. saperinsendenr,
sept gT-eodsit OGcs 7th street, below cen. y. o.
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~ rrceying their m and goods q the latest styles
n and mpsrtafSsas from New York-
They The fashions or IAc fs and winter styles
Our aRd citlnens generally invited 10 ca early ana
mske ther scoctbons.
DUvALL n BRO, Penn svenns,
Rst-eeu Fonr-and-a- -hnf and sirib streets
qG-eoA1wG
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PREMIUM PtASD~-Jnst received piano
42e Esvenfh sts~s above PrnnsYSssa three
spendd q ~ and sA Stein
view YoFk These ostaipd hr~r
last Meiopoitan Pair ard American IHstuFs Hav
ma e sole agncy Coz he sae q he@s panoe IN The Dsi ~ Go
luhia me pahc respectfully nyed can ans .rnins she
beara pachasng eiHs~hsre They saps.sed
pianos made in ris c0untFF 10 Enrnys.
have hand large stock q hand
and
Fof good workmanship waaneA panos puruhassd from
me viii be kel - iuns one ycar whoat srfra eharge
Or, a-eadAt W &. nETcHENRAcH.
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Qt ORDER . Navy sx~~s there will ne sold
pashs aaeon ~ orers rhs ash tsy of Octr
yard, washnRfom,
may ser~A q -cze The sys-s d sample
~nsck ~rm 81 10 ~ 40 nf m~fsss
rarp@s us r~vieus 70 ne a3y ef
upon sppslcssien ~ sss savy-Tsd Terms of sale essh
ALSO
nf an scales, win weights
I SCI ur wo@Aer Nest scales.
ssPs-iswtw A. GREENLEAF, EsvY AFrut
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25 erua ncs Mosaic rugs
Is Cheniie do
DO velvet do
IS low -prleea tnAe
50 Chrnl@ and parior
100 draUeu crumb cloths, all
IS pieces printed drnxgrfis, al widths
pieces eosersd figured damask er dancing e8ths
saies, Cocoa, saie, Ktrsps skin, and osher mats
S paeceA i.lt czrprrlhg, for Offices, nc.
- a. "a, lo-4 tI4 and l24 Inca sheeIinks
80 pairs 81, 10 4, ia, and l94 sup. bed blankets
pairs sup. and cradle blankets
pairs and hoAinR blankets
IS quilted bed comfots
rs VII bed quilts, al
80 wup. tahle cloths, all siEes
IS paeces table damask, ail widths
80 SoEsn satin danask napkins
50 dozen dsmass towels
100 pieces hackabses and diaper t0wslinEs
a roh e.oa pano covers
50 do table
10 Pieees very men trocatei ioT oart&ihs
20 DO satin lais,s DO
50 20 very Unioa dzmasks far curtains
10 striped rsps for dining curtains
Do paatn reps for furniture covering
Is % plain nd tptied Turkey red cashmeFst
10 pairs nehly emeroidsred lace curtains
IS rnsatn DO
100 pisces snhruiaered musius
80 pieces ban shade linens and sr'ar.z
10 painted window shades and hrfars--
Tog~her q compsts every srois in line
auise purposes al u which " be Caersd
hsd u house csuNy
The pubic respectfully ihred Coz themsevss
HooE, BROTHER, co.
Sept so-anwfwff
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mo 569J
Notice

Of tie Esta6ishueEt Of sss Additional Land 0esS in n,
Territory of MHnesota.
Pursuance u Congress, approved Iuly
ned An establish aadouai land disscts Ter
riory Minnesota embrsng all of TeTrto
which lies Boh uf me ae dividing tawashps Is and Is Bsh a
The of The Mississippi and Rorh OF Inc
township be dststmsa.s beeaer by he Commissioner
te General Lard Ofce of said erssndng nencs
distcis called
norhesten" districts which districts divided by
dividing eghteen and nnet~n " hereby
bhed fsr the flo~s That e. as nofAsaeru DIS
BrcHrAs,p Lake Superior and sf fdr
the ~orfhctH s IOWA q onSwsr on NE Mi.ss~sippi
nyer nouh q Nudd river.
under hand, the Of Washngt0rs s r6 day o
October, A. n. 1855.
BY order of the President;
THOH A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner az the General Land ONce,
Oct f-1aw6wf That Starl
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TUE hsafmeEy Msfitary Institute. directed By O
e-sd ~ vieus appointed b the stae uncer
.sadenee of Col v w. MORGAN, Distinguished sradu.e
e Potnt and pracca sngneeF aided ahe faoniy.
fAs course of study hat txashs In nc best colleges,
AcdiIon Of extended mathematics mechanics
pacfbcs engn@rns and nins roasyi knsh
historical readings, soos se~png saG business s and In
erp languages.
The nnste~rts sessss ops.s Monday
ssvsemssr sh sepense1 iSs CAse soa saif yeary
session rsyshie in advance.
The of haAnss will
a6sirons srudess Sho
csned Aapsicss,cus h-ssre ocroher
Reference 10 sanonzed 10 The Hon sseryies u War sd nf
Tnwasury.
A4drcs me ssgsrins<nseBt Military Insutae
p DUDLEY
Anx Is-eeaDScp15shocL Psoslsena AZ ihr Roara.
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Miss Brooke's French and English Boarding
and Day school,


BsAgs 10 Penrsysa&a aseaus Hasksnsse= D. C.
WILL open September sss circslnr starr paralsrs and
w tesAmonias,
pal bookstores and her residence.
The Right Rev. Ai0nzO Pouer, D. D. L. d
Rev. Genrgr W. Da.Bs u. D. q.
The Rigfs Rev William z. wbrtsngh ghaa, D., LII d.
Pref Joepa Henry LL D. Secretary of sitouisA InsstHis
ws<hingron, u 4.
4 BscAs supeAissAea Of The Uad States casss
LeSr NJ p. Mas, LIE D., STATS navy NsoAal o.
servAtosy,
Gsnsrai JoAa Na.ou, wsshiason, D. C.
COL Cooper Asuran Goneral United array
ingtos, n. c.
william w. Corcorzn, esq., washirrson, D. c.
James .. hechan, esq, Librarian 0 Cosspesa@
Hoa. James Campbell, Postmaster EssM..
Hon Es Lewis, Chef susaee q s4psce PennsyL
vunia
Hon c. W. woodward Judge supree Cour Of
Hoo. George Nsd, N. G. from Jersey.
Boa RSheu T. Walker, Washington, ID. d.
Hon Char.es ". G. fraua .lrzsnla
Hos isnson DAVIS, sccresaag of war Washington, O.
Anx 90-eod9n
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Orders and hares and certificates packages IN e
The zfenon, and
an account VIII be tmmediaisy after IL Is
'N y ~ ~ r. J. BUCKEY, Agent.
Ocfnt Wilmington, Del
The true Democrat., 1856-01-29
DIR. J. RORDIEY.

EfORMERLY of New Orleans. late of HSH Memphis-woud respectfully inform OLISlis friends and the public, that he will be in Little Rock some or weeks and can be found al Mrs: Hoopers, where he will be prepared to perform all Dental operations.
 He would ask the particular attention of ull those who need -4rtcial teeth, he is prepared to insert whole sets by atmospheric pressure with artificial gums where they may be required thus doing away with all Springs Clasps, etc., which generally render the use of artificial teeth unpleasant
 In order to satisfy the public of my entire conf dence Tn this practice, any responsible person test thls plan at my expense, if 1t does not come up to my statement.
 Also persons who have partial sets of teeth and are suffering with sensityeness from the teeth to which the hands or clasps are attached be relieved and the plate made comfortable, etc. lie would also call the attention to the preservation of the teeth and diseases of the alveoar process.
 It will at all times afford him pleasure to give in structons how to preserve the Teeth. Gums etc All operations performed by special Appointment.
 j. BORDLEY. Little Rock Jan. s, 1S56. tf. In presenting you my card. permit me to present you with the following remarks:
 How strange tits that persons negligent about their teeth indeed thousands seem hardly to think about them, except when they troubled with the teoth- ache Even the anclents gave much attention to their teeth-consdered it q religious duty and ap- propriated from one to two hours daily their aten- tor In their poetiea works, the lover. cnumerating the charms of hls mistress. never failed to noce principal attraction the whiteness and regularity of her teeth.
 1.-The Cunda blossom yields
 To the whiteness of the teeth;
 Speak but one mild word. and the
 Rays of thy sparkling teeth
 Will dispel the gloom of my fears" Most individuals seldom consider the importance of their teeth as regards their usefulness or beauty until they have been lost, or incurably destroyed My DENTAL FAMILY COMPANION pivinp some short rules for the preservation of the eeh also the effects of diseased teeth and gums, etc., with other remarks, can be had by calling at my room
 J. BORDLEY, D. D. s.
The true Democrat., 1856-01-29
s T. AND LINK. M. q. Cock, M. D.. St. IInu;s. No.

VI. '. tock, N. D.. NJ. Louis. Mo.
 TX. COOK respectfully renews the tender of lis l( professional services to the public ill this and the adjoining States. A successful practice of over eighteen years, devoted to the treatment of all dise ses of the EYE and EAR, justify him in the belief that all who may be ill any way afflicted in those import ant organs will ind from his treatment speedy and permanent relief
 Dr. Cook Ina, just returned from the East, where he has ben carefully studying tile diseases of the Eve and Ear in the principal eye nfrmaries in the United States and he feels warranted in offering his professional services with degree of confidence to those who may be afflicted Those whom he has treated are the best witnesses of his skill and there are thousands in St. Louis and the Western States who can bear testimony to his skillful treatment- He respectfully refers To Hon. II. <. Gever k. Mac kcnzie, esq. Mcosrs. Charess Blow x Co., St Louis: Hon. John Moore. State Treasurer of Illinois: Jan e> tharesS. President Missouri Bank; II. Coe Warsaw. Ills. Capt R. C. Henry, Warsaw. Mo-
 --S Office northwest corner Of Pine and Second streets, mp stairs, entrance on Pine street.
The true Democrat., 1856-01-29
PRINCETON FEMALE INSTITUTE. nR. B. T. Hitchcock, A.M., Principal. 1C MISS Julia Sullivan, Assistant Teacher.

DR: B. T. Hitchcock, A.M., Principal. A1 Miss Julia Sullivan, Assistant Teacher. Mrs. F. and Miss M. Schaad, Teachers of Vocal and Instrumental Music
 The esecond session of this Institution will commence on the first Monday in February, lS56 and close on the last Friday in June, 1856.
 This Institution is conducted upon the principle that the design of Education is two- fold-Mental development, and practical Utility Every effort will be used to induce in the pupils habits of close accu rate and original thought of rigid analyss-of thor ough investigaton-of proper reliance on their own powers and love for Morality and Religion.
 The government of the school will be Firm Mild and Paterna-Persuasive--no Coersive
 The character of each recitation will be recorded at the time of recting: and the result together with the health, industry and moral department of the pupil communicated to the parent guardian, at the close of each month.
 There will be private examination on the last Friday of each month, which the trustees, parents guardians and friends, are invited to attend The best Text Books, will always be selected for the use of the pupils
 frlnceton is situated in fine and healthy country noteo TOT the morality and intelligence of its citizens and It's freedom from those temptations which tend to olvert the minds Of the pupils from their studies.
 TEKMS--Per Session of Five Months. PRIMARY DEPARTMENT s1o oo fhEf Aha IOhI M BEREAVEMENT ...... 12 co SENIOR DEPARTMENT. T...... ao oe MUSIC ON PIANO AND GUITAR (eachl
 WITH USE OF INSTRUMENT Roor. ota' eo oa DRAWING, PAINTING AND EMBROI- ~ w DERY. leach .:..::.:.:. 10 % INCIDENTAL EXPENSES. ............. co Pupils will be charged from the time of entering until the close of the session. No deduction will be made except in case of protracted sickness It is de- srabe that all should be present at the opening of the session.
 Princeton, Dallas CO.,, Ark. Jan. sd, 1858.
 Jan. S-6w.