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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-12

uary, 1851:
WniIa. Hindman and wife Elizabeth, Rob,rtl
Cleland aud wife Elizabeth Evan .. hindman
and wife J-nlma, aud samuel liiudman aud
vile Margaret,
Cornelius Donovan amt wife Polly, Abraham
BARBER. Jr wife Margaret Ann Robert II ft.-,..
Merchant JF., ana site IiarTiettut Mary Ann "
Hindman, relict Of JAMES liiItmun ,ueeVaAed,
Virgil HiudIisI. GarllO NJ. HtndmAn anu VI
James Hindman. William G. ianl, samuel
Clrlaud, II Eabeih O. and, ca tlaTins Cisland,
Robert Clrland, Rebecca CleiaDd ANA SAmdei
Hindmau
The object Of this Bill Is to obtain partition or
Samuel Hindnan, S-, In brooke
distribution thereof amongst the parties entitled thereto
And appearing from sat factory eHid nee that the de-
Jr., and vile Margaret Ann, Al Mary Ann Hndman
Trlic of james HndmaG, decd inhabitants Of t8
e6lth, ordered that they do appear here
within month after due puhcation o. this order, and
what may be to protect their Interest," And
It Is further ordered that cops Of this order be published
once week for four successive the Wheeling In
said the first dag Of the County Court nsNt Af
-. H s'ts l. srAREEi
n IS WHIT ~
= Il.5II. -. l.-gs asid CIerk's Oer % TIE
Creai Court for Brooke county, In the mouth Of jan
John P HOGAN,
william O. aad John Aiken, late do IN ChaneeFy
ing business in thu name and stl lie Of stevens
1 Aiken, aud Jos ph LnEan.
The object this suit recover debt OF $ile-Uith
interest theTtOn from the late mr. Stevens AIKEN,
dis end attach the elects 81 that hrm ~ brooke
County. And appearing from the return % the Shefa,
we'll as by nHdnvit hIed IN he cause that the
@ stevens and Jahn Aiken are net inhnbitsuts
Comm ealtit Il ordered that u,ey appear here
within month After due Plheton q this order ard DC
ordered that copy order be published week
successive weeks IN the Wheeling ntSgeneeF aud
day Of the County COut prt utsr te entry o.
this order. A copy-Iustes J. STARR
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Virginia :AI Rules HID Ia the Cierk's Once 0f the
Circuit Brooke County In the month Of jan
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-12

ALEX. McCoRTNEY, Chm.
w. BRowN, Sec'y.
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New York Advertisements.
! lsefirrdl PhysieIRH

ALBEIT @. GESCHARDsONss
Advertising and Corresponding Once, No. S6V broadway
NevrY York.
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A aAASE and superior lot every EU sRH pss 9Psn'
july sO-Im No "a. northeast corner Of Pub square
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BY TELEGRAPH.

-
NEW YORK. August 29-The ship Clara Brook
man went ashore at Squam beach last night. Sh,
is total loss Her passengers and crew wer'
saved.
NEW ORLEANS August 31.--The Empire Cit,
arrived last ight with Havana dates of the 9th
The Illinois went ashore on Colorado reef She
got off with little damage, though with much diff
Guilty, with the assistance of Spanish steamer
which the authorities sent to her. She will probab5
leave HAVANA on the 18th, with over million and
| a half in specie.
California news unimportant. There had been
several large fires in the interior.
NEW YORK. August 3I-The steamer Atlantic
| arrived, with Liverpool dates of the 10Th.
| The Asia arrived at Liverpool on the 10th. Her
news caused an advance of lie cotton in Liver
pool The market buoyant. The weather is favor
a6e for crops. Flour active, at an advance of Cd.
| Wheat firm holders demand an advance Corn yery
duh. Provisions quiet. Consols 9l2. Cotton sales
for days $4,000 bales, of which spectators and
exporters took 1000 each.
News unimportant.
The submarine feet arrived at Plymouth The
Directors meet at Linden on the 18th to determine
further proceedings. 1t is believed the company
Will take immediate steps to rescue the lost portion
of the cable.
Storms and foods have caused much damage to the
crops in England
Money Government securities plenty at from
A to per cent.
The Times says that British trade will not suffer
from Indian events. et
There is great activity in Indian corn for the
shores of the Adriatic, where the crop has failed
1t is rumored that France intends to demand the
extradition of Ledru Rolin who is about to leave
for America. -,-
1t is stated that France will send naval expedi-
ton to Cochin CLiua to demand satisfaction for in
suits to her flag
Russia is equiping flotilla for the China seas
The Russian Imperial Guards have been reduced
to $4,000.
1t is rumored that Lord Stratford D. Redclif will
be supplanted by Lord HoWden.
LOUISVILLE, August 31.-The National Agri-
cultural Fair opened by an address from MarshalIP
Wilder. There were 20 to 10000 persons on the
ground. The weather is remarkably fine.
To-day was devoted to she trial of speed on the
track and exhibition of horses.
HALIFAX, August 31.-Orders have been re-
ceived here to ship four regiments Immediately 10
India.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 31.-The Treasury Depart
ment has just paid the State of Maryland half
million dollars interest on indebtedness for the war
of 1872 The principal was paid forty -four years
since.
The Secretary of the Interior has instructed the
United States Marshall of Minnesota to take the
census in that Territory whenever the people wish
to form a Constitution.
BUFFALO, Aug. 91-The Hollister Bank has
failed-a heavy run was made on White, Oliver, |
Lee Co., and the Buffalo city banks The Recip-
rocity bank did not resume this morning.
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STATE LEGIsLATURE.

We are authorized 10 announce KEEN, Of Sumner
comfy candidate for Door Keeper Of House of Repre-
sentatVes of the next Legislature. aug 81
CHARLES sToEr candidate for Principal Clerk Of the
Senate of the nexi Legislature Of Tennessee aug 10
We authorized to amour ACTON You've, oandi-
date for Door Keeper Of the Senate Of the next Legislature
OF Tennessee. Isug. % te
We AUTHORISED to announce JANIS w. NEWMAN, Of
Knoxville, candidate for Bngrossng CLERK TO the House OF
Representatives Of the next Legislature Of Tennessee
aug 27-td%
We authorized 10 announce JANIS r. SLATER. Of
Winchester, franklin county, candidate for kngrossing
Clerk of House of Representatives, Ofhe next Legislature Of
Tennessee. aug. 26-te
We are authorized 20 GEORGE W. IRwuN,
Of this city candidate for Messenger OF the Senate ofhe
next Legislature of Tennessee. laug S5te~l
city, candidate Principal Clerk Of the House Of Rep
resentatVes of the Legislature OF Tennessee. augS-td
We are authorised to announce j. D. SMITH, Of Tuaho-
iatives OF the Tennessee Legislature. aug Sl-td.
We are authorised to announce ]. P P1IEsTLT, OF
Charlotte, Dickson county, q candidate Tor EDgr0ssng
Clerk ofGe Senate OF The Legislature OF tennessee
aug 20-td
W, are authorized 70 announce Jos. r. HUBBARD, of
Centrevle, Hickman county. candidate for Second AS
sant Clerk of the House Of Representatives. OF the next
Legislature Of Tennessee. aug lS-te'
We are authorized announce ]. BJAcKsoE, of Man.
chester Coffee county, Tor bngrossing Clerk of
the Senatorial branch Of the next Legislature aug ltd
We are authorized announce Col L. G. WAeeoNRR, of
Williamson county, candidate for First Assistant Clerk
in the Representative Branch Of the Stale Legsa
ture. to
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

The Public Schools viii be open for the ensuing
year on Monday, the 9TH of September prox.
Applicants will notice the following regulations
S-NO child can be admitted to the schools with
% krst having his or her name age, birth place,
the name of the parent or guardian. and the name
of the street on which they live, registered by the
Superintendent, who will give ticket of admission.
. Every child wishing admittance must come in
person for a ticket and accompanied by parent or
guardian.
g. No child has a right to the benefits Of the public
schools whose parents or guardians do not live in
the corporate limits of the city.
L. The Superintendent will give out tickets in the
Hyne's Building, corner of Summer street and Wat
kin's Avenue, on Monday the 3lst Of this month, to
childlN living north of Union streets
On II 9sday and Wednesday, September and 2
he will be at the Hume Building, corner ofSpruce
and Broad Streets and give tickets to the children
residing between Union and Demumbrane streets
On Thursday, September 3, he will be at Lincoln
Hall to give tickets to children residing south Of
Demumbrane street, including South Nashville il
the Claiborne district. Business hours from to
o'clock Aug. 26-10d.
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PILES! PILES! PILESl

HITHERTO Disease, or livery FORM AND
EvERY STAGE,
CURED BY EXTERNAL APPLICATION ONLY.
DIR. CAVANAUGH5S PILE SALFE
WILL never fail in giving immediate relief and posi-
w lively curing the worst and most ObsnRts cases Of
HsnOrrhods OF Piles. II is the
ONLY INFALLIBLE REMEDY KNOWN
here elsewhere for the Piles aud is the result Of years
of patiert study and investigation.
Sufferers from Piles havs remedy at hand which
will
STAND THE TEST OF TRIAL,
without fear Of failure its part to de s the proprietor
claims for it.
Full directions accompanying each box and all that is
requisite is strictly 70 observe them, and will
TO follow.
Dr. T H. CkvASAUGE, presently
Dear Sir. When arrived in the city few days ago,
was suffering intensely with the piles mentioned my
conditn you, asking your advice. You mmended
your Pile Save saying il would tried 1.-THE
eject immediate. and well. believe i
to be- asst proved in my case invaHa5s remedy, and
cure tor tina. disease the Piles, and as s1eh recon-
mend it to others.
Yours truly, JOHN W. HANSON, ofSt. Louis, No.
~ Price 81 per box. For sale in Nashville by win
BrOs Wholesals Agents, and By Druggists and Dealers
generally.
d. t, H. oAVAEAUGH, Sole Proprietor,
augsl-ly inside 81 Louis NO,
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COMMERCIAL.
Charleston Market, August %.

WHEAT-We have no new feature to report, if we
except perhaps a more restricted demand. The
transactions, which have been confined principally
to Reds, were made at 81 ,35.
FLoUR-There has been very little inquiry for this
article, and the market closed yesterday at decided
ly lower rates. The transactions have been confined
principally to sacks, at prices ranging from So I2k
to So, % per sack. We quote barrels nominal at
S6,50@S7. The latter figure, however, is an ex-
IRENE rate
CoRN-We note the arrival of about 5000 bushels
Maryland Corn, which were sold at 81, 04@1, 10
The latter price only obtained for small par
terion of the market for this description.
BACoN-The stock is very light, and the little that
has been offering has brought high prices. Sides
have been selling at prices ranging from l64 to 1885,
and Shoulders Of poor quality have brought l5c
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Augusta Market, August %.

GRAN-Wheat has been dull during the week /;
the principal sales being few thousand bushels of
red at 81, l0@l,20. Some has been bought at lower
figures. We quote white at 81 ,20@al,45.
We hear of the sale of ., 500 bushels prime red on
order, this morning, at 81 20.
FLoUR-Flour is very dull, and prices have de-
clined since our last. City Mills Superfne is now
quoted at 81; Tennessee and Country S6,25@6, so,
but sales are very limited.
BACoN-BacOn is searce-the market is bare of
Tennessee Hams. Prices remain the same, say 100
IS. Ribbed Sides 17@17}; Clear Sides 173@l8;
Shoulders l4G15; Hams 15@20c
LARD-We quote l8(920c., as to quality.
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SUGAR AND MoLAssEs.-The consumers of these
two important articles, who have been paying such
high prices for them for year past will learn from
the facts stated in the following article from the
Boston Journal of the 22d of August why they have
been so heavily taxed for these necessaries of LIE
owe understand that there is now stored on the
Boston wharf South Boston, in bond over siT acres
of tehse two articles. There also large quant-
ties in other localities. What is to become Of it all
There is similarly large stock in all the principal
cities of the United States, showing clearly that it
was not a scarcity of these articles, now become
necessary of life, that has run up the price more
than double within ayear.
ssThere is now in Boston, New York, Philadelphia,
and Baltimore, more than three times the stock Of
sugar that there was year since"
The Philadelphia Inquirer says: @
awe learn that large Wholesale dealer here, who
suppes many retailers reports that he has not sold
tenth part of the amount of these articles this
wear. compared with his former sales. Very few fam
lies use acid fruits this year or put up preserves
and every family purchases pound or two instead
of their usual barrel or half barrel. Brown sugar
ut IA and white at Is cents per pound, and New Or
leans moases at IS cents per gallon is too high for
consumption Within year or two New Orleans
molasses has been there purchased at l22 cents per
gallon"
1t will thus be seen that the high prices of sugar
and molasses nave Deeh Inc result VI l0AOtV4y VI
capitalists and not short crop. 1t will be further
seen from the statement of the Boston Journal that
these capitalists missed the mark this time, for they
still have very heavy stocks on hand, which they
will be compelled to sell at fair prices for this years
crop, which now promises to be a large one, will
soon be thrown upon the market, when very con
siderable decline in prices must necessarily take
place. Already has a decline taken place. Aletter
from New York says:
90 The failure of extensive sugar house In BOs-
ton is working some mischief among The trade here
but no suspensions are announced Prices, howev
er are on the decline rapidly. The demand is fall
ing off, aud is confined mostly to refners. Prices
have fallen fully 24 cents per h. in this market from
the highest points"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-01

T. &w. EAKIs & Cove call the attention Of
our country readers to the advertisement of these
gentlemen. In a cursory glance we took of their
stock we found it equal to any in town, and in
variety and richness of material excells all their
former importations. Ii is unnecessary for US to
mention at length all the excelencies of this establish
IA ,nt as the House is too well known to require it.
But while they are prepared to fill bills with every
grade of goods which may be ordered, we would
advise all country merchants in search of the finest
grades to give them call. They keep on hand
large stock Of superior ready made clothing and
trimmings of the finest description.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-01

Miss EMMA STANLEY.-This accomplished artistic
whose entertainments at Niblo's about year since
created such sensation, is about to sail for Cator-
MIA, under engagement of 100 nights with MI.
Mcguire, the manager of some of the leading thea
tres in the golden State. Sheridan COrbyn (son OF
the COrbyn Of Niblos) accompanies her as business
manager N. J. Mirror.
If MIR. Sheridan COrbyn behaves as badly at other
places as he did with this Office Miss Stanley would
do great deal better without him.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-01

We are authorized TO announce HUsH FRANCIS of Win
chester candidate for Comptroller Of the Sate aug 29e+
We are authorised Gen. JAMRs T. DUNLAP of
FsrIs candidate for State Comptroller. aug 25-td%
Of sullivan County, candidate for Comptroller. laug2ie
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University Grammar School

THIS School is attached the University of Nashville,
l. suitable rooms in College Building having been nt
ted up for its accommodation.
other part Of education requires such spe-
cia be fruitful Of good
results, according is well i'll cOnducts d. that
usually acau in the Grammar School, II is the founda-
ton upon the qualifications business accom-
pshed scho master minds reared, and failure
any inadequacy the instructions generally dis
STUDENT destroys his aspirations and dsqua
des him even mediOcrai aalnments for which he
may than competent. Deeply impressed with these
views the Faculty been careful to place in the School
gentleman equal qualifications as teacher to the head OF
any department college, competent to teach, and
exnerenced teacher nearly all of them. The school is
de zned be, every respect First Glass Academy
u, as will meet wants and expectations the citizens
of Nashville and vicinity The Studies embrace course
Of Three Years. which students thoroughly prepared
to enter college, They arranged with view TO the stu
the Schools of the city that the change
be convenient students who may come recommended
from schools Ii is hoped that the Grammar School
prove particularly acceptable Il those in the vicinity of
city may be excluded from the advantages Of the
Free schools.
The SESSION opsns 7th of September The charges for
tuition Is SOS per term Of twenty weeks
The CoLEGIATE nEPARTMESr the University also opens
September Students should be present
the 6rst day Of the Session. K JOHNSON,
aug -, '57-2w Superintendent Military College.
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BdT The Cincinnati Gazette states that hogs
have been sold in that city, to be delivered within
the last two weeks in November, at 81 per 100
pounds net and that there were more buyers than
sellers al these figures.
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PROCLAMATION Y THEMAYoR.

pursuance Of Resolution adopted at Regular meet
i Board of ana Aldermen of the city Of
Nashville the 27th inst, there viii be election held
in the city the &c day Septem-
ber being he last Saturday in saId month, for the pur
asoeTtauug the Of the Voters OF The city m
reIa on Incorporation Of the Territory yng North Of
the CITY. 10 be designated as HE 9th Ward.
Voters in favor OF the adm OF the Territory proposed
20 be incorporated viii place up0R their tickets For the
OH Ward And those opposed it, will place upon ther
tickets Against the Oh Ward,
ANDREW ANDERSON, e
Nashville, Aug Sow Mayor.
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The CHEAPEST PROPERTY AND BEST

AM now Offering sacrifice. that valuable prog
4 erty, College Hill, Immediately Opposite the Uni
vesy 80 long occupied by the late Dr. TroOs The Lot
fro It's 90 feet Market street. with the Col
ege. The house large and eOmmOdiOus and whole
al the price offer It 10 great bargain.
ClsibOrness Omnibus has practically moved College Hill
ngb inc the Public Squares any wanting residence
eOIVenenI business would do well ths prop
Cell 90 4 EfNn-fQV
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sS- The Charleston Courier of the 28lh ult., says
that the first bale of new cotton which reached
Charleston this season. was received yesterday 9th
inst, from Lewisville, on the Columbia branch of
the South Carolina railroad.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-01

Ea~ The Nashville Academy of Music will com
mence its fifth session on the Sd Monday in Septem
Der next. For particulars apply to the Principal
No "a. South Vine street. july3O-2m
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H.t11n coal COra1Danv

NEW YORK Aug. =, ls57.
THE Annual Meeting of the stockholders 4 the Ena
Mining and Manufacturing Company will take place at
the Of the company, so, BTosdW ay, New York city,
on Monday l4ih Of September next at 10 O'Clock
To- the purpose n elCCtng Directors for the ensuing
By oraer OF the .esident. CHS. SCRlBNER,
aug I'D i'm Sec
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Champagne and Sweet cider

NEW lot OF the above. Just received packages Of
\ New York made Ale Pumps, lot with silver tops
so boxes French Confecenares assorted candies made
order day; crackers fresh days so
nuts assorted 100 bbs. ale, best brands These articles
fires RDd will be sold cheap.
aug2 }. 6. ROBERTSON, Broadway.
CUGAR.-Crushed and PulVerised Sugar received and
- for sale by RYRNK & MILLER.
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FOR SALE AN EXCELLENT DIV FILINGS
AZ INV EICILL. -

AN Offering for sale most desirable Residence or
Summer street, in he 7h Ward. Lot onts Is feet
by 10 The HOuseis and neat eontans5 Rooms Ktch
Se=vaut's Room, Smoke House, Dairy The
gas has just been carried in front know 10
Do aIrgain Apply 10 A. V. :. LINDSLsY
ban sCo leas sfrest
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GROCERIES.

GROCERIES.
rs hhds Sugar, 1000 bags prime Rio Coffee,
2O0 bbls rushed Sugar, 900 bas extra Bait. do;
90 bbls Powdered Sugar, so pockets Old Java,
100 bbis MOlasses, 500 kegs Nails, assorted,
$50 bxs star Candles, 800 bxs sXI and IOXl2 Win
$50 half bis do dow Glass,
900 quarter bxs do, 800 bxs Glassware,
100 boxes Dayl's summer 80 bags Pepper,
Candles, 40 bags Spice,
500 bxs P.escOtt's Soap, 40 Ginger,
$40 Va and No. Tobacco, 100 Or hf bxs SaTdlnes
200 casks Carb Soda, 400 cases Matches,
800 doz Painted Buckets, 100 nests Tubs
so nests Keslers, SO bxs GarTetps Snuff,
10 cases Tacks 40 doz SifteTs,
20 bHs GuDpd and Imp Tea, % half chests Black Tea
Wrapping Paper 1000 dozen Mason's Backing,
200 barrels Pixies Whisky, 400 barrels Whisky, various
20 Old Bourbon do, brands,
GO A. NJ. Brandy, &c ibis Mon Rey Whisky,
% Gin; 40 bbls Native Sweet Wire,
% CO. La Napoleon Cigars, 100 600 asst brands Cigars
$1,000 Opera do, 100 bxs Melee Cigars.
800 bbls Walkers xxx Summer Ale, For sale low the
trade by LAEIBR, PHILLIPS q CO,
augl3 80 Market street. Nashville, Tenn
FRESH CHEESE,
100 Boxes fresh Ohio Cheese, received this day BY
aug % HOLLiSTBK & CARTER, 81 Union, st
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A BEAUTIFUL HEAD
RICH GLOSSY s HAIR.
COBPLETELY PRESERVED
TO THE GREATEST AGE.

And who hat gray would NOT have i restored to former
col0T bald bot would havethe growth restored
bed with daRdru nd itching hut would have Il removed
troubled With scrOula sesld head, other eFupOns
but would be cured, with sick heaache (neurata but
would be cured. IL will also ali pimples from The
face and skin. Prof Woods Hair Restorative will do ali
this, see circular and the following:
ANN AMOR, November 5, 1856.
PROF. o. j. WOOD-Dear Sir have heard mach said o.
the wonderful effects ofyour Hair Restorative but fayng
been often cheated BY quaekey and quack nOstra hair
dyes, DC was disposed 10 place your Restorative in the
category with the thousand loudly tiumpted
quack remedies, until net ia Lawrence county some
since, when you gsVe such induced
the trial your Resto in my amynrs by my good
ife whoe hair had become very thin ard entirely whiIe
and before eXhaustng Of large bottles, her
was restored nearly 10 its original teauu brown color and
had hickened aud beauti nj aud glossy
entirely the head; she continues it, simply
because Of its heauf ing effects the hair but because
OF ts heahful influence upon the head and mind Others
OF my family and iends are using your Restorative with the
happest effects; therefore, my skepGeism and doubts in
reference 10 its character and value entirely removed;
and and do most cordially and csnadentiay recon
mendts bV ali who would have their hair from
white gray (by Of sickness age original color
and beauty and By all young persons who would have their
hair beautiful and glossy
Very trui3 and gratefully yours.
SOLOMON MANN.
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Hay- Charles Hess, Teacher on the Piano, Harp,
Guitar, and in singing, is now prepared to give les
sons if desired, at the residence of the scholar
Terms one dollar a lesson none engaged for less,
than twenty lessons. july30-2m