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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-04-01
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No: f6f AN ACT 'a.'.'..-,,-'.''''
70 sm,ud. 4. ses ss.i.lsa.qAa 4. q isaollaas,ab.
,Iish, a code Of civil procedure" passed
March II, 1858, n . rs gYD01f
Skcr;oN !. Be il enacted BY the General
assembly of sths Slate eE OHIO That sec
lions three hundred and ,hlrleeh OF an ac,
entitled "An Ac, &c, ,NgpbEish q, code Ct civil
procedure" passed March H.. 1858 be-
a1d,the same Is Hereby so amended as 10
Rad as fSllows., ilis go3smaq j. ,assi 2
SECTION cccxuI,, No p6rsy shall DO al-
lowed 10 testify by virtue Of The provisions
VI section ,htee hundred and leo, where The
a0Serse parry is the executor or admin's'ra'
Tor oSea DECEASED person where she lacss 70
be provhn nanspired before the death ol such
deceaset, person axcep. 10 testify TO The va
lidhy o., Books OF account Of not more man
eiph,ee .. months slal ding. The deposition
81 4 psr,y shall not be used in his own he.
half unless The legal rolice required in o'h'
cr cases where deposilions are 10 be taken.
shall also specify that The deposition TO be
,skcn, is ,ha. Of The party; Provided, that II
,he deposition Of apar,y be taken IN any
peoding suit, and such party shall die before
The trial thereof i, shall be lawful lol the OPP
posile larry to testify as TO all matters con-
.ained in said deposition if the same be Of
fered in evidence.
SECTION e.. This acl shall be applicable
10 all civil actions or proceedings now pend
fnp and undecided which have peen COM
menccd since the taking effect Of an act en-.
,hled IAN act 10 establish code oil civil
procedure.' passed March II, 1888.
SECTION s. Tina, the original section.
number three hundred and thirteen be, and
,he same is hereby repealed.
SECTION 4. Tha, nothing in section 3l3
shall be construed so as 10 prevent party
,es,irying where the adverse party is an ad-
miuis,rator or executor when the testimony
of a person is taken by deposition, or olhei-
wise, who was,a par,her Of the deceased al
she time the subiec. matter in controversy
,runspiro !, and was originally interested
therein. gvaa,-
NH. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker Of the House cf Representatives,
LEST Err TAYLOR,
President OF The Senate. pro tenn.
Feb. 20, 1856.
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DEATH or AN AGED NEGRo.-Tbe

DEATH OF AN AGED NEGRo.-Tbe
Shreveport Democrat, ofThursday last
says:
we have to record, this week, the
death of probably the oldest man in
Louisiana--the old black man Jim.
usually known as DR.. Jim. He died
on Saturday morning, the 10th instant,
aged one hundred and twenty-four
years, three months and twenty five
days. He was born December "a, IT,
81, in Fredericksburg, Va, as the slave
of Capt. John Carter, who served as
an officer during the Revolutiona-
ry war. Jim was the body servant of
Capt. Carter and others through the
whole period of the Revolution, was
well acquainted with Gen. Washing
ton and most of the other distinguished
generals of the war, was at Yorktown
and witnessed the last decisive strug-
gle for independence.
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Presidential.

Since Mr.. Buchanan's return, his
organs are perfectly savage on the
opposing candidates.
The Washington Sentinel, thinks
Mr.. Pierce the only man in the way
of the ex-Minister, pitches into the
President inthis wise:
"In renewing the contest in order
to win back the laurels and the tri-
umphs ofpast years, in order to recu-
perate the energies and re-animate
the hopes ofthe Democracy, he has no
right to impose upon US the response
bility of his errors and the heavy
weight of his personal delinquences.--
Half the nation condemns him-to
that half he stands dishonored as a
man, helpless petitioner for the res
toration of the confidence he has sac
rificed and the character he has lost.
The party is not maintained for his ben
eft, and the question is whether it can
be maintained at all against the dead
weight of his name. 1t is q living
principle-a great institution of the
people-a vital power Of the State
and not a wrinkled nurse, '0asting its
energies and its patience upon sickly,
dying inebriate to whom political
death would be double reliefto him
self and to the country"
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Walker and his Resources.

When we compute Gen. Walkers
forces and estimate all the sources at
his command, says the New Orleans
Delta, it would seem that his situa-
ton is not so hazardous as might ap-
pear at first from the latest news or
rumors received from Nicaragua. In
the first place, there were eighteen
hundred soldiers, all told, under his
command by the Orizba and Charles
Morgan. Two hundred men arrived
by the Charles Morgan; they proceed
ed Immediately to Granada on the
night of their landing, and were ex-
pected to have a pretty sharp encoun-
ter with a body Of Costa Ricans at
Serroboque, a short distance below
Fort Costello, where Lieut.. Baldwin
had the engagement already described
in this paper. The five hundred men
by the Orizba followed shortly after
by the same route, and it may be TAX
en- for granted that both reinforcements
arrived safely at Granada.
Add these 700 to the 1900 already
under Walkers command. and we
have an available aggregate force Of
$500. Deduct from these 800 led by
Walker in person against Costa RIGA,
and leaves a reserve of l,700 to pro-
tect Nicaragua and to fall back in
case strategy or an unlocked for i'm
mergency may require. The force
thus remaining in Nicaragua is dis
tributcd between Granada, Rivas,
Massays, Leon and Castillo, and can
be concentrated so as to meet at any
point it may be necessary. General
Hornsby commands the troops in Mic
aragua in the absence of Gen. Walk
cr.
Altogether in stragetical light and
and a numerical estimate Walkers
position would appear SO far stronger
than ever, and unless his army should
fall into disorganization, or its morals
should be fatally vitiated by the I'M
fortunate surprise Of Schellissinger at
Guancaste and his subsequent retreat
we see no reason to doubt that he can
successfully cope with any force Costa
RIGA may bring against him. Should
Guatemala and st. Salvador also as
sail him, it would very materially
alter the picture; but we think it
scarcely probable that either will al
ter it's present attitude until the crisis
is passed and some decisive battle is
fought. Then, as weak and timid
States will ever do, it may be safely
predicted they will join the stronger
side whether it be Nicaragua or Costa
RIGA, Walker, or Mora.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE.
Chancery Court at Manchester
Mau Rules, 1856.

ChdnCeTy Court at manchester
May Rules, 1856.
The Bank of Tennessee,
vs..
A. A. Ship, and others.
1T appearing to the satisfaction Of the
Clerk and Master, from the allegations I'D
the bill which is sworn to that the defendant
A. A. Ship, resides in the State of Texas, IS
therefore ordered by the Clerk g. Master tina!
publication be made for four successive weeks
in the Winchester Appeal, newspaper pub
lished in the town Of Winchester, Tenn, re-
curing said nonresident defendant to appear
at the next term Of our Chancery Court to be
held in the town of Manchester, Tennessee,
on the third Monday in August next, 1885,
then and there to plead, answer or demur 10
said bill or the same will be taken for confess
ed against him.
And it appearing to the satisfaction Of the
Clerk g. Master that the defendants Elyan
Reynolds, F. Nj. Boyd, and Coleman Blan'on
were regularly served with the ordinary pro,
cess Of this Court more than five days before
the last term of this court, and that they have
failed to plead answer or demur to complain,
ants bill, it is therefore ordered, adJudgeu
and decreed by the Clerk that the same pe
taken for confessed and set down for hearing
exparte as to them.
III. THOMPSON, C. & NJ
May14, 1856. At
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RUTHERFORD CoUNTY.-A gentleman
writing to us from Rutherford County
says: The good cause is safe in this
region. Last year there were seven
ty-iive Old Line Wings in this county
who refused to vote for Gentry on ac-
count ofhis opposition to Scott. Ev-
cry one ofthesc are now for Fillmore
and Donclson. "-Knoruille WIZ.
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The Savannah (Ga.) Republican

The Savannah (Ga.) Republican,
heretofore neutral paper, says:
Having received assurances from a
source entitled to confidence that Mr..
Fillmore will accept the nomination
which has been rendered him, and on
terms entirely safe and satisfactory to
the South, and just to every portion of
the Union, we this morning run up to
our masthead his name, and that of
Mr.. Donelson, the latter having al
ready signified his acceptance. We
take this step upon our own RESPONSE
bility, and without suggestion from
any quarter, our information being
such as to leave us no longer in doubt
as to the course which Mr.. Fillmore
will pursue. We are satisfied, more
over, that the ticket presented is &C.
ceptable, not only to the American
party, but to conservative men, ire.
spective ofparty, whether at the North
or the South. We shall give hereafter
the reasons which have influenced us
to this step. For the present, we
would only say, we do not support Mr.
Fillmore merely as the nominee of an
American convention, nor yet as an
old Wing of the Clay and Webster
school, but npon the broad and all
sufficient grounds of his tried ability
his unflinching honesty of purpose, and
his devotion to the constitution ant
the Union, as shown by his past mod
ell administration
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A writer in the Boston Bee says it
cannot be disguised from any close
observer, that Mr.. Fillmore is draw
ing to his support very rapidly hosts of
people. 1t matters but little in what
direction you look; it is evident every
where that Fillmore has a place-and
a firm one-in the hearts of the mass
and more patriotic ofhis countrymen.
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WASHINGTON, May l4.--Padre Vigil
presented his credentials to-day as
Minister from Nicarauga, and was i'm
mediately received.
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Lns0luent Notice.

On the fifth day of this month Mayy i
suggested the insolvency Of the estate of L.
c. Barksdale, decd, the clerk of the County
Court of Franklin county. All persons hav-
ing claims against said estate are requested
to file them with the clerk of the County
Court within six months from the 9th of this
inst. &. w. STAMPER,
Admir- L. C. Barksdale, decd.
May14 st
The Winchester appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-17

" Hon. F. X. Zollicoffer has IA
vored us with several Congressional
documents, for which he has our
thanks.
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Mayl4
CHEAP BARGAINS FOR CASH

J. H. KNOX,
Atthe corner formerly occupied By Jas-
Harris, opposite the Post Office,
CALLS the attention of the citizens of Win.
chester and Franklin county to his stock Of
Groceries and Dry Goods, which he will sell
CHEAP FOR CASH, and hopes by so doing to
sell the more. Go and examine his prices
and stock before purchasing elsewhere
NAV 10, 1856. If H. KNOX.
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WINCHESTER GROCERY MARKE
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT
Corrected Weekly By Smith q. Carr.

oW'eCto0 VVeehty w S"''"' y Oo'T-
SATURDAY MORNING, MAY II.
COFFEE, a. pound,
Rio, 140l6
SUGAR, " pound,
New Orleans Brown, 9@ll
Crushed, IA
Clarified, l23
SALT,
Sack, fine, 3 90
coarse, 2 so
Barrel, ~ bushel, S.
MOLASSES, ~ gallon,
Reboiled, $4,000
FLOUR,
In sacks of 100 lbs, SOFAS IS
AXES, ~ dozen,
Collins & Co., IA OO(OlG 90
BEESWAX, a. pound
Yellow, lSNO2O
CANDLES. o. pound,
Mould, lsfO20
Pressed, lS(O2o
Star, 26(O21
FEATHERS, live geese, ~ ID. 80
FRUIT, $ bushel,
Dried Apples, peeled, 6o07o
Peaches, unpeeled $4,000
GRAIN, ~ bushel.
Corn 2563O
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BLA N X S

of every kind, printed on fine paper, and %,
sale at IS cents per quirc, cash, at the ApPel
office. Blanks printed to order on low terms
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Americans Murdered.

The Ell Nicarageanese contains a
letter or protest from the American
Minister Mr.. Wheeler, addressed to
General Mora, President of the Costa
RIGA. 1t is accompanied by affida-
Wits from several Americans engaged
in the service of the Transit Company,
stating that a number of unarmed cit
liens were attacked by the Costa Ri
can forces under Mora, at Virgin Bay
on the 7 of April, when nine of them
were killed and several wounded.-
The following is a list of the killed:
Michael Long, Thomas Walsh, lad,
name unknown, Thomas Haunegan,
Thomas Lloyd, all citizens CT New
York; Wilson of Easton, Pa. A Ladd,
of California, and Kennon, of Pa
The following is Mr.. Wheeler's let
ter:
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rrto.smnr-rhs ersn. Eur,r,.n p,,eoysry.


PROTECTED by royal letters patcn, or nRlans
tho seals Of Bcoo do Phormaco d. Paris and the Imperial
lcge II Medicine, Vienna.
Fescmar No. Is the remedy for general and local debility lo
n vhe power premature decay, and all the distressing
quences arising from eay abuse, SC. IT. effects ecacou
IN youth, manhood, and Old the ve would
impaired the tcnc II
universally adopted all physical impediments vanish
before its influence, rendering
tenng the marriage
Tresennar No. completely and entirely orsdcntcs all
those disorders which
an andote for the ruin Of health Of portion pop
ulaitpn
Thssemar No Is the European remedy for
dofdsrH which, English
the incvtnhe
and which 81 the sarsRparn IN world remove
TresemnI Nos g. aud alike devoid
~ nausoatng qualities TheJ may lay the toilet table whou
their being doectcd
sold in TN csss a. divided separate
minssfed by Nalpeau, l,sil6lmapd, Rour, &c.
To be had, wholesale aud RETAIL Mr.. ~ A. Barrow No
Green street Canal New YORK, specially appointed by
proprietor ard FOR United and
other part Of America. immediately receivira
Mr. Barrow will forward Triessmar ~
securely packed and addressed according tho instructions Of thu
writer.
Retail agents required Terms cash,
Nov e--dlyr
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Jnne l3-lap'swN
mo. sos !
Notice
vi L.nn1s IN Elnri1n

Of WiGhdra,Oal Of Additional Lands in Florida
EURTIIER pursuance OF entitled An granting
puhhc lands, secipuE Snss Florida
hsbsmn, aid tho construction of certain railroads IN enid
States approved 18th 1885, nsiructons communicated
by his office land officers Nwnanvte and Tampa Fion
da the 9th for the withdrawal and suspension from sac
further orders, o. the following dercnscd lands
falling within probable limits ~ the Tempo bay
Main Stem railroad, In said staie TO witt
Az the lands situated soufi Of the body
Of oore for Cedar Key Brnnch railroad
Of the which divides md twenty i've
and Rori Of the line dividing townships nineteen and twenty
once Az land. siIuscd ~ tho ine dlvidlnr
and North Of the line which d
vdrs townships thirty and thry-ono
under my hand General Land Once, the city Of
- = " JOHN HOOD,
sept 10-iawsw Acting Commissioner.
Int. anda tar1
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PROPOSED DATES or sArLNG-Isss

stopping Southampton both and returning they OFF,
London and Hayre advantages
other route for the economy OF time and money.
Passage nom HsO POrk 20 Southampton and Brsmsn.
fhst cabin Saloon $685. at cabin lower saloon, so
second do, 500
AL letters and newspapers through the once.
No bits adng will DO signed parcels received on the day o.
sailing
An experienced Is attached o each ship
For height or passage, apply
@. a. SAND, II south William ST., N. r.
o. A HEINEKEN p Co, Bremen
CNOsKEY & Go Southampton.
WILLIAM I5ELIN, Hayrs.
Feb 27-dly
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nLEswooD CsmErh'sh Once No. ~ rynnss sana
VI avenue OF 10Th street, Bank. This
cemetery laid % the ceasaed 0r,enwc Of
New aud situated he h- eround ue ana suar
m mile norh Oh h dpto Capitol leading
20 me gaias This company have
ess fpseyer pnses, making
fee lille prohibiting
legislation Otherwise which of importance TO those who
wish their dead they placed them
bacan all cities when buna ground
valuable for other purposes sell aud throw tho pro
cuouly large pits and legal prevent
az no titles given To the ground
NJ Once from 10 TO IL, where pamphlets, win
aap and ali inomalns be
obtained all orde for inennanu et with Mr. James iar
No 40 Seventh other undertaken viii be
! e1;aaeed June IDLY
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THE ONLY ONE hUrHORrzEDi-The Rob o. DIR. BOY.
NEAU LAP ECTEUR is Ear superior sirups Gust
ner OF parla, or other similar emcdcs radically
without all Affections Of tho skin, dafes
Itch ulcers, the cira
period ~ life, and hereditary srmony OF humo depura-
tive II 10 powerfully sfcaciors In oarrhs Of the bndder
fractions and other weakness Of the arising from
injections soundngs AZ syphltc
ensuing
Of basam Of cspava cubebs from injections
recommended IN syphc Diseases whether
ng and which have resisted the Of mercury the
Of potassium.
General AGENTS far the United States Gabriel Bondn e.o VI
William street, New York. for Wholesale orders Guot Duconge,
New Oreansi seullY, san Francisco.
Rob Ia0ecteur
ted ststss The pamphlet Of Doctor a. de
cat properties Of the Rob win be Obtained by writing Bon
din W WHan street. New York, who will awe every
wn y
@. n. II prepared nm orders for South America the West In
dies se es Of the United hrs ne mob IL topd
March W-diYt Y '-'T'-
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Oyuos or rnx mAkrLAEp CONSOLIDATED L0rTxAIEs,
Baltimore, Maryland July q, lass.
FNHE Commissioner lotteries deemed u
the public the swindlers
fraudulent
pretend which
ares wholly 6cgiuous
only Maryland those drawn daily under
elected BY people Of
the and approve tbs
schemes and . augnd the dra wings.
An all certificates
the aphed X Brenan general sgBn
for Once the Maryland Consolidated
Baltimore, maryiaad.n All others are fraudulent.
Information the subject Of those frauds address
k Brennan,
Sept 26-dIy Bnrimofe, naYyand
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Washington Aqueduct.


orro. or THs WASHINGTON AaUrpUor
Washington, aareh Z, is55
PROPOSALS invited graduation bck masonry
dams tunnels, and other work ofthe Washington agueduc
Proposals. up May opened Of
MS poao. specification. wors will be ready for
Proposals will be received tor the work OF particular
bridges, &C. sc described In the plans and specifications
Portions Of some completed under the
present appropriation but ~ contracts for unfinished work will
amount Of WORK TO done and ra
ofh appropriation holding Sucsny decide when and
wha, works shall be stopped funds available.
funds p cent 5 D s
the engineer, the work ha. been properly executed Tar
Payments specie checks upon the Unitoi stae
per win contracts that the work
men shall be paid their fun wages monthly and In specie
BIDS should be senod and endorsed Proposals for work
The United STATE. reserves The night TO ress any all the bids
mail considered conducive progress the
Every written guarantee signed by
take the bidder bidder. VIM his Or s Va ~ ascps
Obligation within Ton days win gvod sufficient
70 be accompanied BY the cerhcu OF tho United
Se Or nVS e rg 2s S &c
parcn Of War, that the guaanos able make good their
Bids win be opened presence OF bidders n any them
choose to be proronL
Capt OF Englncers I'm charge,
FORM or GUARANTEE
To Capt NJ. Q. Meiss, U. .. Bnginceru.
hereby Jointly and ,c,sraly with the United stne and
% % sn s @ S BE-
he contract for the with good
ofss advertisement under which II case
,o.a ~, AL g % =
tho non lowest bidder
'S'n'" 5 5s'
hereby certify that the best Of knowledge and belief the
above named rueranors are good and sufficient
~sawisrhMaysiswu
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Completion OF Panama Railroad.


United States mail steamships leave New Yorl
x<SSSG for Aspinwal the 5ih and Goth OF
NSU&X connecting with mail from Panama
U11nE13zD Francisco.
These steamships have been inspected and by the Navy
Department. and guaranty speed and safety
The Panama railroad az miles ong) completed from
and " The baggage OF
checked in New York through San Francisco and
embarked Panama by the
The money paid New York all expenses the trip
kept In in New York, Panama,
San Francisco prevent detention accident
the route Is endrely reiatie.
Passengers the day they arrive Aspn
wall
Conductors through by steamer, take charge
women and children without other protectors.
For through the lowest apply agency
West street, New York, 1. w. RAYMOND.
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mo. bso.I

No $780,
NOTICE OF the Withdrawal OF lands In wisconsin,
" In D. Juns 1885, granting
nc land the State of wisconsin aid IN the q
said
hre wiihdia market further oil fhs iands
,ad State and continuing the o the hereto
fore ordered by telegraph the 99h q May last
portion ohe lands win whsn
pecird
1c. days public notice will be given.
Given under my hand General Land Once the city
Washington, this 2ui Of June, A. u. 1850
= THUs. A. HENDRICKS, Commissioner.
Tune l3-iavsur~ Intel. n StaTl
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CaHDIn o The death Of Of the partners
n the hm Of " r. oudou 60 merchant tsors city,
The busness viii be closed mud ~ Indebted the above
hm respectfully settle The the old nre
which viii be
branches formerly The undersigned will AWAY keep
the finest and best II merchandise appTauBr
nice incud NC Hity " military
army and navy They respectfully thank Their friends and pub
generally, for the liberal patronage they
happy have pleasu same
n Y. LOUDIN N co..
Aug 90-eof Merchant Tailuru under Browns Hotel.
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Land warrant Lost.

TUE public notified that Ilth day
1855 undersigned E his irrndan, vhom land
o. acres, issusd ny Commissioner
Unufd
ScnttSvile, Abemaflr county Virginia.
Musrr.. " Snydri
sad land cd blank by
aud hn fhd TO reach hr NJ
- believed the either auduleny
nnils
therefore hereby purchasing said
Intend apply the " nuissioper q
dup cate OF sid
ELISHA IERNDoN
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Land Warrant Last

THE public hereby notified dny August
1855 ihr undersRned, James N Hasy, land warrant
No 72sO, Tor IN tned Pen
ons ~ the Unied Saios, under Clngrops
In the United sttcs mad scousve An, c0unfy VIZ
pnia, the said land nyder
ngon city that the Wild nnd wa, ~
thereon Hnscd IN bln by The
rraru the mid VI spyde ssss
wns eiihri ffnudueniy taken nom the
Al pefon watnrd aFatnst pnchaa nr The
said warrant utrnd nppy 70 the Commissioner Of
for duplicate Of said warrant
Sept lo-lsvey
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81. Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies,
M.r- E---,LL.Iu-a E-.L.-.cL Ga...t.

TUE nnnunl session ~ studies this institution
9Th Auguyt ard terminate, Thursday In June.
Tor board and tuition 1850 nnnum, payable
ally In ndvancn There charges
ina AVID also fer Spanish Italian, German, aud Latin The
Tor tho primary department cumpsd OF pupils under nine
are 800 nunu payable haf yearly
letter. ~ inquiry should Be addressed the MOTHER sUpE
Maryland.
Jul B-dlyrpr.
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TO THE EApiES-Mr. r. l.. HARPER, % Bloomfield street.
Boston has received choice Of those rich and
eegant straw embroidered hail ~ the ares Partisan style
which universally admired Newport last season. AZ he
was not then nhe supply he drmand he takes this opportunity
70 inform The ladeu that he opening esh supply,
which white for bridal costumes.
o head drrses cultures, cRpois collars frnntles, SC, MI Of
which IN embroidered black white lace and va
ely Of wrentlE q straw flowers, feather flowers, &C.
BTh y ho only hovFc 70 the United stsie where these
gonis ran be Obtained
RosTprt January 2, lRs6
Inn h--lsaN9R