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EDUCATION. :

M issES KING, corner of Bread and
tas lsi day of Qctober ss7 and cIose a" h *, o
wii, Iss Experienced aud Competent assistants
or Manoyed to teach the Philosophical and high.
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IMPORTANT INFoRN,T1oS-An exchange tell us
that "the sale of IL one of the greatest mpedE
mentS to the progress of the Temperance cause in
| that town" is it possible!
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Four RAISBowS SEEN AT ONE TIME-A beautiful
and singular phenomenon was observed at Ash.
wood Maury county, Tenn, July Sd, at o'clock
+. NJ A gorgeous rainbow spanned the heavess
with its magnificent colors: immediately beneath
it we're two others but little inferior ia brightness
while above the principal one, and at some dis.
rance from it, was fourth, equally bright with
the two lesser. The arches were perfect in them
all and were seen about seven or eight minutes
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+. USELESS Now.--The Mayor and Aldermen, OF
Portland, Maine, on Tuesday, before the news had
been received of the accident TO the Atlantic tee-
graph voted that upon the receipt Of the news Of
the submarine Cable, salute Of one hundred guns
should be fired, aad the bells of the city be rung
one hour in commemoration Of the event.
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Giliispe county, Texas, at the late election,
| threw 504 votes tor Runnells and only for Gen.
| Houston.
| J. b. Danforth, jr. of H., has been appointed
purser in the navy vice John V. Dobbin, resigned
| Hon. J. Morrison Harris has been nominated by
the Americans of the 3D. Congressional district of
| Mary land for reelection TO Congress. .
A negro boy belonging TO Miss Layinia Lawson,
of W illiamsburg, Va, drowned at the Capital
| landing, in the neighborhood of that city, few
| days ago.
| Chas. Deal, well known citizen of Philadelphia
| died ON Monday last.
| The Rev. Penfeld Doll, of the Virginia Confer
ence. preached at Shrewsbury Camp Ground, York
county, Penn, on Monday afternoon last.
Tho Rev. Lewis W. Green, d. d., has been elected
President of the Centre College, at Danville, Ky.
Rev DR.. l.. III. Chaplin is confined to his bed in y.
York. by serious Illness
The fifth annual exhibition of the North Carol-
ma State Agricultural Society, will be held in Ra
| leigh, Y. Co. in October next. commencing on the
| 20th and continuing four days. 81. I
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NoRra CAKoIsA--In Martin county, N. G.. on
the srh. shooting ARRAY took place, In which
Jno riollidy shot down his brother Washington. -
wonnd not dangerous. The barn OF Thomas a.
Rankin. near McIeonsyiie, In Gniford county, N.
G.. destroyed by fre on sunday night last
The barn contained 800 bushels Of wheat some
hay. other kinds Of forage harness, Re-, all Of
which were lost. The work Of an incendfAry -
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u W. ROsIER's sCuooI, Fol

Il W. ROSTER SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES will reopen on Church Hill.
~ the room lately occupied by SIR. T.. w. Cone on
Broti street. opposite St Johns Church. on THURS
DAY, LIST October, IS5-.
fhRNs FOR SCHOLASTIC TEAR OF 10 MONTHS PAYABLE
- QIARrERLY IN ADVANCE:
Primary English Branches ................. $50
Higher =" - IA
80. ~
. The system OF instruction will be the same that
MI ko~er has successfully pursued during thirteen
years residence in Richmond au 2s-3tawtIO
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EIGHT YEARS RULE CONTINUED.

Ia The 25th Of July ii has been my rule to greatly
reduce the cash price Of all summer Clothing and
Furnishing Goods IL is not desirable nor profitable
Ia carry to the second season stock of Summer
Clothing. Notwithstanding my stock is large COM
prising Cashmere sSnits. Marseilles DO white and
Coiored Linen do, Alpaca Mefino, Drap de Ete &C.,
&c. and Furnishing Goods, snch as shirts, Collars,
Socks .GIoyes. Saspeniers Crayats OF the greatest
variety &C. il will be sold at such reduced prices ss
will insure salcs All in want will haste 20 call while
the variety is good. j. d GOODMAN.
an 20 No. tl9 Main st.
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STATE BANK OF IyDIANA-rhe board Of directors OF
the State Bank of Indiana have returned for can.
ceiling one million two thousand one hundred aud
eighty dollars, redeemed within the last three
months.
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LEMON JUICE IN DRopsr.--Iemons are recommend
ed for dropsy in Russian medical jOurnal, and are
sad to be beneficial in the most hopeless cases
The first day one lemon given after taking the
peel oil, and cutting II up into small pieces. IN
sugar: the two following days three were given,
and afterwards eighteen every day. For nourisi.
ment meat was given In every case the water
came of the seventh day.
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TERMS: ss. IN ADVANCE.

7 to HI Eh IISEhS AND bUS1IfES0 MEN.
| The SsloS, having regular. permanent semiweek-
y circulation as large, If not larger than any other
newspaper among the farmers and substantial bust
Inen of Fredericksburg and this section Of Vir-
| ginia is confidently recommended medium Of
advertising surpassed by no other In this place. IL
numbers among its readers those who are able to
buy l,erally and pay promptly, and whose custom
would be valuable to business men.
Neither labor nor expense will be spared to make
the NsiUs worth than is paid for IL by subscr-
bers ur advertisers.
Immediate applications, esclosing The money, may
be made to NEWS OFFICE, :.
jy S--ts Frederick ksburg, Va.
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DRIMARY ENGLISH And CLASSICAl

SCHOOL, SAUNDERS HALL, FoUsHEE STREET RI
TWEEN BROAD AND GKACE--The Exercises of this
hOo will be rcsumsd on the 4th of September,
monday and continue until the 18th Of July, 1853
TERHs-PATABLE 5EMI-ASSUALLY IN ADVANCE:
Higher Class. per session OF 10 months.....ss3 %
Lower " 10 10
...s.. - "
The Ex chest Glass will be instructed in the English
branches, Latin aud Elementary Mathematics: the
middle ia the usual English studies and the lowest
ia Spelling and Reading. w. A. RENNIE.
Ia-lul&
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~ l.. GALLAHER viii commence his

( 4fh annual coarse of instructions to classes in
N.,ll Music in thus city the LIST of next october
lie al ais continue 10 give lessons the Piano
Porte snd private lessons on the Voice. card, an
unUacipS fully the arrangements, terms, &c, will
l.. rghlishsi in due time au l5--taHhS
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Ar The services Of Competent Assistants viii be
CLASSICAL AED MATHEMATICAL

~ SCHO0L.-The undersigned will, on the first Of
October next open a Classical and Mathematical
School, embracing such a course of instruction
will tit youth for easy entrance into the high
Classes either of classical scientific insttu-
tons They will every effort procure central
ana comfortable location ShOckoe Hill. Their
TERMS will be as follows, PAYABLE sEMIANSUALLr
II AbvANCE)
Latin, Greek and $50
Latin or Greek and do. .................o..... 50
In uzlish Branches, ........................... 40
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JEFFERSON MALE ACADEMY, 18TH

IEFFEKSUN MALE ACADEMY, 10Th,
a BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS s,
CHURCH HIIL.-The next session OF this lnstitu-
ton will open on MONDAY September 18th, and con-
tinue for ten months.
Thorough instruction viii be given in the Classics,
the Mathematics and tbs various English branches.
TgRN3-Payable one-half lst January, 1855, and the
balance at the end Of the session 30 40 anu so dol
lars
A limited number of smaller boys will be received
at the rate of SO per session.
In all instances 81 will be charged each pupil for
fuel ana in all pupils will be charged from the
time they entered 10 the end of the session.
c, pit ia cases OF protraCted sickness.
c. ". PETHERBRIDaE,
20 Errk IL
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NOTICE 10 COUNTRY MERCHANTS

- AND THE VIil Vl, II IL viii sell privately, daily.
as N ns 9st 70 suis balance oi. very as.,
Wsehs; and JssslTs ,ss " may Be able %
very low prices "a ,ssbie Country merehsntsand
the citizens gensf"' LARUS 4 SHINE.
stock. "A Main e.
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Do. for Classics &c-............."...;.;.. 25 90
Es- Circulars will be furnished by addressing me,
at Mtttoax p. O., Amelia county. au 6-2aw8t
CCHOOL FOR GIRLS.-COSMEL
oand THAMSIN JANNEY intend opening school
for girls on Broad street between 18th and 18th, the
lst of eth month (September.)
The various brances of the English language will
he taught, including Algebra and Geometry also,
Drawing aud Painting. If desired, afternoon ill
each week will be devoted to nesdle-work.
TERMS: For Primary Glass per quarter of ten
weeks ST; more advanced Glasses St; Drawing and
Painting, each 53.
IN Sims
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- AcAlidsJ fitt Hmm. ........,..ss...
PHILIP B. STANARD,
+. Y. BARGAMIN.

1t gives me great pleasure TO csmmend the Glass
ical and Mathematical School of Messrs STANARD
Il BARGAMIN. Messrs. ) & B. graduates of this
Institution have been connected with it Assistant
Professors and are entitled the fullest confidence
the public for their high intellectual and moral
Qualifications. FRANCIS Ii. SMITH
Superintendent V. NJ. |.
vIRGIGIA MILITARY INSTITUTE
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trfF FOURTH Annual Session Of Mrs

1 T. J. nARpEN'S School for Young Ladies'
8, . commence the trst day OF September next at
l, residence. on Marshall street half square west
&. Rr,vk Avenue. and close the Soth day Of june.
lS. She viii continue te be assisted by her hus-
land the Rev. JAMES VI. nARnEN. and will give
sraucc that every effort shall I've made for the inn
rraremeut oi thP psriis. au tits
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7T7nE FREDERICKSBURG NEWS. pub

HE T FhEDENIChODUhU NEWS, pub
4 hshed sENI-wEgKLY, would not willingly be peak-
w for any consideration, on any subject, or in any
ofts departments, original or selected. 1t endeavors
to be useful to the farmer especially and to all poll
ticians and others open to conviction willing to
listen to Its political friends having been
Gently demolished in the late election, it will support
Mr.. Buchanan against the attacks of the Democratic
party, aud is in the market for paying subscrbers
without regard to creed nationality-would as
lief have those who can't read English any Others
il III - are hOnest men.
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Refers 10 the following gentlemen among the patrons
Of the school last session. viz; Rev Drs Woodbridge
Mrs4r. beers 4 Poindcxter' Cren.hsw Co, L. D.
CTenshaw VIM. IL. Grant, c. u. Yale. J. n. Royal
Geo <. Palmer Thos. NJ Altrieni. John VI Patton, J.
A iams smith Andrew Johnston. J. c. Page, A. Blair
Vim :. Trip!rtt VIM. Marshall, Geo. VI. West Col.
Tho- H. EOis y. Bev Tucker. Washington city. Cor
bin Warwick VIM 2. Butler Thos. " brokenbrough,
Wm. II. smith y. NJ Msaa in. &c. &c. Apply on the
premises 10 K. IL. l.. IlGHE, A. NJ.
iv gs-it5O
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MRS. E. B. MORSE-Who has had many

M no. L. D. MUKSE-N no mas mad many
- years experience in teachng-will open a
School AT her residence, on Marshall, between 4th
and 9Th streets, opposite St James Church. commen-
cIng thalst OF September and ending the Goth June
The course OF instruction will be thorough from the
elementary to the higher branches of al English Ed
ucstion. Also, Music the Piano.
For Information relative to the school, Terms. &c.
apply Mt her residence She has permission to refer
to the following gentlemen:
Col. 5. H. Parker, II. W. Flournoy, Esq, Col I. J.
Evans. Alexander X. Parker Esq. au lQ-lm
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II B. COOK s. CO, AUcTIoNEERs,
T.. No 70 MAIN STREET, offer their services to
the pnbc al Auctoneers for the sale of Real Estate,
Furniture Groceries, Dry Goods; Horses Cattle &c,
at the shortest notice and upon the most reasonable
terms. , 81,
Having large and csmmOdious rooms, they Will re-
ceve goods for sale al private sale without the charge
Outdoor sales of every description attended to up
ON reasonable terms. - >,o,v,
f. B. COOK. VIM NOII.
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MISS TAZEWELL'S SCHOOL, GRACE
VI STREEE Rk.IM ZEN -ra Am .rL rl.o a..

~ STREET BETWEEN 7TH AND sTu.-The sew
enth session Of this School will commence on the Ist
ahy OF October aad close on the Ist of July The
English department is exclusively under the diroc-
non OF the Principal. except the Philosophical and
hl2hAr Mathematical Glasses, which will be taught
by gentlsman Of experience and ability The
French Class will be placed under the supervision of
gentleman who has had much experience and sue
ssss IA communicating that Language.
Y0-tmF
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EAGLE SODA WATER ESTABLISH
IL MENT VICTORIOUS THE subscriber sets out
with the determination to overcome every opposition
that might be brought against him, and Ia happy to
say he has thus far succeeded beyond his most
gune expectations. The fact s the public have found
out whore the best Soda Water, Philadelphia Ale,
Porter and Champagne Cider is TO be had. Thankful
for past fayors he hopes by strict integrity and due
courtesy, to merit "A continuance.
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MIR. TlGHE's SELECT SCHOOL, ON

fAA MIN hBON r iTH.-lne 5tn
session utthl- school will open MONDAY the 2lst
September, for the TEN following months. Greek
LATIN AMI Mathematics S4; Elementary Latin and
Mathematics. or higher English and Nathamstics
g.. common English Branches $40 Primary Depart
m"nt far boys atder IL ysdTS) S35; French Draw
Ing each Sao.
..s s1iccnssfml Tnac hnrs are secnraa for
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Mrs. PELLET's SCHO0L.-The next

VI session comsIclscs October Ist 1857 The prima-
r. f3At,rc uf this school, is the thorough and sys-
teuslir instruction ths French language given to
All the pupils. witt MT extra charge.
The Preach j. taught by Professor and Madame
KNIpN OF Paris, and peculiar facilities afforded
for learning 20 SIt.aE tho language.
Ng.. PELLET guarantees that the Elementary and
advanced studies III English shall be rn0KoUGHLY
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stock. n Main q.
apN-n 4-...--~--.
MTHITE C0ATS.-white Linen Coats.
w AZ every grade and style. for sale at reduced
prwleTtrJrE PANTS.-whits Linen, Duck and Drill
pants. 10 large quantities. are offered At moaefs's
prwtsresrs White and cold MArselee. snk. Lnee.
nomnazins and many other styles q yssts can -
i0sai sais $ 'A' A KfsN, BALDWIN 60.
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buI selI sempIes IhIaIIlbIt bahlhR FOWuef
THE REASONS WHY SEMPLE'S IN
l. FALLIBLE BAKING POWDER SHOULD BE
USED IN PREFERENCE To ANY 0TIER.-l. IL is
always ready for At any moment.
g Bread can be made within few minutes
g. IL is economical and saves fully oDethird OF but
ter and eggs.
4 Bread made with II keeps longer than common
bread does get dry mOuldy. Ii more digestible
| and does not create fatnlence.
8 Ii il tearrdnted 10 fail when used according
| 10 directions.
e. 1t is particularly recommended to persons at
or In the country where yeast cannot be procured At
all.
Ror sale by Druggists generally and wholesale and
| retail by JOHN w. GARLICK,
| jyl3 Manufacturer Market Place Franklin st.
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Tho services Of competent Assistants will bt

KgFFHENCEa-b {. Nherry, Mrs Jamestray. Wm.
Gray. DR.. ). G. Wdyt, Col :. II. Parker, Thomas J.
kyaRs. ttyu. Maynard. d. :. Woodbridge. Rev. J. f.
fISarGs, Rev. Leroy NJ. Lee, samuel troenhow, h.
" tiia4ctrook b. NJ. Pollard, 4. ' Craushaw +. d
spcnce, Ri Meade, Chas. {, Elicit, Chas. Stebbins
+ T. Toa n-end, VIM. 4. Smith: Thos. D. Quarlcs
Garland iisnv-, Felix Matthews. Alex. DuvHi ". p
" Eayiog.-T. ". kresae, b. Jones y. Lawson
B 81 Th3so who HAY desire 10 enter pupils are re-
CRESTED to make early application at my residence
On Clay, between LIST aud ID streets or through the
F1st uIhc-. Jy 22-tlUc
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MR.. CARY'S SCHOOL OF ANCIENT
VI AND MODERN LANGUAGES, AND OF MA
THEMATlC>, on GRACE, BETWEEN 251W AND
ATH STS., RICHMOND NA.-The next session will
open on the lat Of September next and Will close on
the Joth Of June, 1855.
Terms for the scholastic year Of ten months, paya.
be s"nli-annually, in advance:
fJr tuition in Greek, Latin and Mathematics 5000
For - French. Spanish and Italian leach
extra) )......,........ -. 20 90
For tuition in Higher English SubJects... 40OI
For Primary English. for pupils under
years Of age ................... 300
Board. including washing, lights, futl, &c...l25N
Most satisfactory references can be given, on ap-
plication.
For further particulars, address the undersigned,
si kichmDnI Virginia. JN0. CARY.
- &y-6w
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EDUCATION.

~ Z. BURRuSS' CLASSICAL AND
X, MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL, UNIVERSAL
lST CHutCH, MAYO sikEET.-The fourteenth
~ september. and close on the 18th day Of July,
lSiS.
TFsNs Ter session, payable semi-annually. In ad.
vance.
~
Higher English, with or without Elementary
Lam W Up
Classics ami Mathematics 90 90
Modern Languages and Drawing by Prois. Emion
and CAlvoat the usual rates.
Mr h viii bc assisted by MIR. Larkin Willis. a
,aarato ia several schools Of the University of Sir.
gina aud highly recommended by Professors Ble,l-
sae Harrison, MAupu, ACGefey, aud Smth. and
ajsa ey Rev John A. Broasius
Rev nr. Burrows will give instruction IN Reading
su6 El1Sutlun.
II the arrangements for the ensuing session. ne
ca ha, been spared to render his school still more
N,Ihy oithr very liberal patronage which il has re-
c,,s.5 tor several years past. au l7-tws
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Altogether too Exclusive.

We clip the following from the last number of the
Jackson Mississippian: 5s-, .. .,0 FL.
IT is the boast of Mississippi that her glory has
more than one impersonation-that her fame has an
illustrious representative in the Hall of Congress-
even as in the national Senate Chamber. The name
of Quitman has long been the synonym of patriotism
while it is bazened with such deeds upon battlefield
and in forum, make for its possessor brilliant and
undying memory.
We are happy to learn from the Yazoo Sum- that
the Democracy Of that city have rendered the hero
statesman q public dinner, which he has accepted.
We know that it will be demonstration worthy Of
the great man whom it is designed to honor.
The constituents of Gen. Quitman have manifested
the most decided appreciation Of his career in Con-
gress and reelection is being rendered him by the
Democracy throughout his district.
The Yazoo Democracy are altogether too exclusive
The Yazoo Democracy had no right to act as they
have acted. Gen. Quitman does not belong to the
Yazoo Democracy. He does not belong to the Mssis-
spp: Democracy He does not belong to the Southern
Democracy. If he belongs to anybody, he belongs to
the multitudnous Southern people, irrespective of past
or present partisan affiliations distinctions. Such
| a man as Gen. Quitman should not be hedged in by
mere party lines should not be made the recipient
of mere party compliment should not be designated
and honored as mere party leader 1t is derogathg
from his wellearned fame and lofty patriotism te
treat him thus style him thus The whole Southern
people, without any regard to political associations
| delight to honor him. Let him be SO honored. The
hearts Of all citizens throb warmly when his
is mentioned All trust him, all admire him, all con
tide in his integrity of purpose, and all respect hi:
dignity OF action and thousands, aye, tens Of thous
ands look upon the warriorstatesman the only safe
leader, tried true and able, which the South fur
nish TO meet the troublous times that are rapidly
approaching.
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LADY foLiTielANs.-ln the recent parliamentary
elections in England the women seem to have been
unusually active. Lady John Russell contributed
much to her husbands reelection by visiting the diff
ferent polling booths with her smiles and courteses
among the electors. Lady Mifred Hope is believed
to have carried the election of her husband for Maid
stone. She did not exactly canvass for him, but all
through the election she constantly driving about
the town; she was also most active at the nomina
ton and during the polling and at the close unable
to restrain herself any longer she threw up the win
dow OF her hotel, and addressed the mob in speech
which everybody agreed was better than her hus.
bands delivered Immediately afterwards from the
same place,
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Summer Clothing.


F. MALARD & CO.,
So and 60 Canal street, corner Old Levee.
The subscribers have by the
of SUMMER CLOTHING which they offer for sale
moderate prices Their stock is composed part Of the
following
White and Coored DRILL PANTS.
White DUCK PANTS, COATS and VESTS.
Fancy Striped Grass Cloth and Bingham COATS
Brown LINEN COATS, PANTS and VESTS
Alpaca FROCKTEES and SACS
Merno COATS, PANTS and VESTS
Cashmarette COATS-Baek md Colored
Queens Cloth COATS, PANTS and VESTS.
Bombazine and Alpaca VESTS.
White and Colored Marseilles VESTS
Furnishing Goods.
full assortment of FURNISHING GOODS consisting of
Fancy Colored Cotton Shirts.
White Cotton Shirts, L. C. and B.
Lse Thread Undershirts.
Gauzc, Cotton and Merno Undershirts.
Linen and Muslin Drawers.
Muslin Undershirts.
Lisle Thread Socks.
White and Brown English Socks very superior quality.
White and Black silk Gloves
Lisle Thread Gloves.
Fancy Popln Half Cravats.
Summer Neck Ties.
Horse Hair Stocks, etc, etc.
Youths, Boys and Chiidren's Clothing.
Boys and Youths Alpaca, Merino Cashmarec Brown
Linen and Check Goats.
White and Colored Drill Pants
Brown Linen Pants and Vests.
Merino Vests and Pants
MHrseies Vests.
Boys and Chldren's Brown Linen Alpaca and Check
Drill jackets
Boys and Childrens White Drill, Brown Linen, Colored
Drill and Alpaca Pants
Childrens White Linen Jackets.
Brown Linen Blouses, ETC.
F. MALARD & CO.,
IS and 60 Canal street,
myll 2p3eod corner OF Old I4evee.
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BARREs' HOTEL, MIssIssIPPI CITY.-Our readers
are informed by advertisement in another column,
that this popular place Of summer resort well and
favorably known under the management Of Mr.. VIM.
Barnes, will be opened for the reception of visitors
W the LIST proximo.
Extensive repairs and additions have been made
during the past winter, and now we may safely say
that 1t will be second to meme in the South for the
facilities it can afford to families or transient visitors.
Many Of our readers, as the summer advances will,
we have no doubt leave the city either for the
or shorter period. Would it not beas well for them
to patronize our Southern watering places, where
they will find good company, good fare and good
attendance, in preference to going North and spend
ing their money among those who revile our nstitu-
tons and where they cannot carry their servants for
fear they may be enticed away by designing knaye
We put the question in all seriousness.