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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1859-04-13
q ans CELEBRATED SAW MILLS!
GEO. PAGE & Co.,
Nj, near west Baltimore Street,

Ar near West Baltimore Street.
5cbi~ BALTnfoRE, Nd.
--prCTFULLY inform their friends and the
DBsLI;y generally, that they have greatly enlarg-
u on1facturing establishment, ana nave now
4 tbe l.ios AZ enable them to execute all orders
rch a5 sb and in the best style Of workmanship
lib desPtage to manufacture three classes oftheir
TfeT 2,nIlratod patent portable CIRCULAR saw
-slIT sIIirb have given so much satisfaction to
MILLS, throughout the Union. Those mills can
rarchs@ by horse, steam, or water power, being
L 5a7el ADAPTED to either They manufacture
1raF WA sizes If steam powers, such as steam en-
81 sHggs 5er and Smoke Stacks, mounted on wheels,
r1& DJLa attached to the saw mill, with the engine
adg * r,sdy to 90 TO work, or Steam Engine and
T5.acvliuder 6olef. 1.-...
lbey .,alsrged wheel, and third class Saw Mill
rl y is,lg sdapted to plantation purposes; many
gitlc II which latter are in use throughout the
aa'S5 aiar good service and enjoying the favor Of
bs o@' a.o manufacture horse powers Of sizes
Ils,3 IN all the purposes Of the plantation and
DP5t. timber wheels and lumber cars
bI ..rortable circular saw mills have been great
lls, .,gged and may now be said to be perfect in
[IHsd atgils and to rank as the greatest labor
q .n,' machines Of the age
@l 5oy AGAINST IMPROVEMENTS their mills are
IA and their rights have been nfringed upon,
s s5 bays lately obtained damages in an action
% M N the United States circuit court for the
go.s # MARYLAND, for an infringement Of their pa
"a r;gbls, they hereby forewarn and caution all
< ..s from purchasing mills similar in principle
s.5.i,. from unauthorized builders aud rnanufac
3go, their agent or agents, as they are deternin-
I...sk redress through the laws of their country,
..rg violation Of their rights and privileges, as
|.rft ; lg pa.eat granted then BY the gov
.,t4rf.l United States,
i- g. r...aIntn- flil descriptions Of their
mills steam powers horse pow
r- capacity Got wing We, viii be
'.aman Ppiringty one by letter
5r.7H &eW 0resrs,
E, -NaUEFER & CO.
r.- aeierunE 3uT readers to the
agF Mills wa y ould remark
aA-n tg use 10 this State
saLesa sa-i. action indeed thew
creed persons W be superior to ali
s8e. Tue manufacturers have numer.
As0grstara grows population
au.ea ~ greater ngnlar md it is OF
1raaCs ry .Has who q. lem and &c
hHsi sss. .a 0lsaIn na ID 5lery that is
ualvlag which qualities with great
9r taEs'5 mills. Galveston News
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REUBEN WHITE. mo. W. SMITH. JOS W. BALDWIN.
WHITE, SMITH q BALDWIN,
Receiving, Forwarding and Commission
MERCH NTS,
And dealers in
Groceries, Boat and Bar Stores,

PLANTATION SUPPLIES, &c,
Corner Of Commerce and Milan streets, Shreveport.
TTAVING purchased from MIR. E. G. Hart the com
/ Z modious Brick Warehouses, formerly occupied
by MI L. E. Carter and more recently BY Mr. Nat.
Moore we are now prepared to receive and store cot
ton, merchandise and produce, and solicit the patron
age of our friends and the public pledgng ourselves
to give prompt attention all business entrusted to
our care We will keep on hand at all times a large
and complete stock of Plantation Supplies, Boat and
Bar Stores and Groceries, Of all descriptions, which
we request the attention of purchasers.
NJ B. Our entire charges for receiving, storing and
shipping cotton will be twenty-five cents per bale,
Shreveport. 4 prii 9. 1856.
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Notice.
SPENCER PETTISS,
General Collecting and SteambOat AGENT,

Shreveport.
SPECIAL attention given to the collection of all
~ claims for and against steamboats, and vessels ply
ing in the waters Of Red River between Alexandria,
Grand Ecore, Shreveport, Carolina Bluffs and Jefer-
Responsible lawyers employed when necessary.
His long and varied experience in the several mat
tiers embraced in the business his success in coec-
tions. and prompness in paying over entite him to
the patronage Of the public. febl6
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JOHN WALTERS,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Groceries,
Clothing, Hats, Boots, Shoes, &C.,

S1oeA1AALS2i @A'-17i - S15 "~AS'' ~-1'i
Texas street, Shreveport,
TAS Just received one of the largest and best as
L 1 sorted stocks ofDTy Goods ever brought to this
market to which additions made by every arrival
comprising in part silks, tissues berages and every
description of the most fashionable dress goods for la
dies calicoes of all coors and qualities, merinoes,
hannes cothg lowells inseys, linens, drllings, da
pers, ETC. etc. large and varied assortment Of the
most fashionable styles Of hats, caps, boots and shoes
CATERS, shoes slippers and brogans for ladies, misses
and children; boys boots and shoes large assort-
ment Of fashionable ready-made clothing A variety
Of saddles for both ladies and gentlemen brides, col
lars, blankets, hardware iron, cutlery, tools, nails
crockery. queensware, glassware, china, etc.
Also--A large stock offresh and genuine Groceries
consisting Of bacon mess pork sugar molasses, Coffee
tea chocolate -four, lard, salt pepper spice mackere
candles, liquors Of all kinds, wines, etc.
Terms-Cash, on time to strictly punctual Gus
toners april IS
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Fresh Spring and Summer Goods!

E&sTHE undersigned have just received perS%a
EE% Grand Duke, Lucy Holconbe, B. l., ~
Hodge, Judah Touro, and Locomte, and are now
opening, very large and carefully selected stock OF
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
which they offer to their 3ld patrons aad the public in
general at the LOWEST PRICES, and terms to cor
respond Among the numerous articles will be found
4 spendid assortment Of fashionable Spring Silks,
Grenadines and Barages; Robes Volantes Organizes;
Lawns; Tissues, etc. A fine stock OF " White Goods,
including embroidered and plain Swiss Mushns, DIM
tiles; Briantes; plain and plaid Nansooks; linens;
cambrics; ginghams caloes of every description, etc
A large variety of the latest and most fashionable
STYLES Of Ladies' Partisan }onnes Straw Leghorn and
Chin Bonnets and Hats for ladies and misses; Riding
Hats and Cans; Embroideries, Millinery, Trimmings;
Hosiery Gloves Parasols, Umbrellas; articles tor the
toilet ladies' misses, mems and boys shoes, slippers,
CATERS brogans and boots Of every quality and size;
mems and boys hats and caps; gentemen's and boys
clothing Ladies' silk and lace manelets, hoop skirts,
patent Skirts corses; domestic and plantation goods,
saddery, hardware, queensware, glassware, drugs,
medicines and variety bf articles too numerous TO
mention.
Thankful for past patronage, we respectfully solicit
a continuance Of the favors Of our friends.
Liberal inducements made to cash purchasers.
]. DRAIFOUSE & BRO
Spring Ridge Louisiana, March %, 1885,
TyHE UNDERSIGNED viii open PRIVATE SCHOOL,
L in which boys from 10 to Is years Will be pre-
nared for the adiss on into the Freshman or Sophomo
cIaesez of Southern Colleges Being professional
teacher, and having some experience IN my profess
sion solicit the patronage Of those whng TO procure
c ir sons GOOD foundation for classical education.
qvr,s for adnlission-ss7 per month including the
stn3y Of Modern Languages-German, French and
csaaisb THE first session viii begin on Monday,
9d,l March and will last to the middle of August
TIE school rooms are i'll Mr.. Bosseau's house, for
merly occupied by Dr. Griffin.
Apply at my private room, at the residence OF Judge
r. Jones, or at his own Office ,rop
References-Judge r. Jones, Messrs. Leyisee and
Goocb. Shreveport; Mrs. w. Means, Besoto parish;
III I1iofafi and Dr T. TAYLOR Marshall. ml6-6t
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DUNN g. RITCHIE,
Receiving, Forwarding and Commission
MERCHANTS

And dealers in Groceries, Boat & Bar Stores,
PLANTATION SUPPLIES, DC,
Commerce street, Shreveport, La.
WE have leased the commodioUs Brick Fire-Proot
w Warehouses, recently owned and occupied by
Messrs. OgIes5y & Grswold, and arc prepared to re-
ceive and store cotton, merchandise and produce.
We solicit patronage, and pledge ourselves to give
We shall keep on hand at all times complete stock
Of Plantation Supplies Boat and Bar Stares, and Gro
ceres of every description, which ne beg leave to
call public attention.
Our charges for receiving storing and shipping cot
ton is twenty five cents per bale for the entire season
We will make liberal cash advances on cotton and
merchandise in store. Toll DUNN Il RICHIE
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A CARD!

New Establishment
GE- ON TEXAS STREET, uaT
Between A Marks and S. Habers stores
THE FINEST WATCHES, JEWELRY,
FANCY GOODS, &c,
Just received direct from the Manufacturers BY
". SHIDET,
@Q THE stock was selected with the great 9
E1IA, est care, and | am now prepared to
sN.,.sA suit my numerous customers with ~
Gold and Silver Watches, hunting and open faces,
for ladies and gentlemen.
A great variety Of very fine Vest, Fob and Guard
Chains; fine Chattelaines and Necklaces
Bracelets ofthe newest styles.
Fine Diamond Rings, Breastpins and Ear-drops
Fine Ruby, Garnet, Cameo and Jet Sets
Breastpins EARRINGS, &C., for ladies and children
Fine Belt and Fob Buckles. Slides, Clasps, Neck
lace Pins Sleeve, Neck and Shirt Buttons
Finger Rings, with fiue sets, and plain, to please
all tastes.
BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPECTACLES of the We.
ry finest quality to suit all ages. Spectaces in gold
silver and steel frames.
Silver Spoons and Forks Silver-plated Ware, Cas-
tors, Cake Baskets Butter Dishes, Molasses Cups
Candlesticks, Goblets, Spoons and Forks; China
Candlestcks, Flower Vases, Figures, Alabaster and
Perfume Stands.
Parlor, Office and Mantel Clocks, Music Boxes, &c
% Watches Clocks and Jewelry repaired, and
warranted. [dec6l V. SHIDET
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New Orleans Il Shreveport Packet.

Ngg- EVERY ALTERNATE SATURDAY
sen8ma.s IA THE superior, fast running steamboat
I gsz77744iszfils6aSy JUDAH TOUESO, CHARLES w.
will leave for New Orleans on SATURDAY, 18th Feb
ruary Immediately after the arrival Of the stages and
every alternate Saturday thereafter during the entire
season. Qeaving New Orleans the toito~ing satur-
days. taking passengers and freight for Coushattat
Grand Bayou, Campt6, Grand Ecore, Cotlie, ST. Mau-
rice Alexandra, and all intermediate landings Thu
Judah Touro has been purchased expressly for the
packet trade, has commodous cabins, spacious state
rooms, and is elegantly furnished. and for comfort.
safety and good accommodations is unsurpassed by
any boat in the trade Her officers will pay strict per-
sonal attention to any business entrusted to the boat
and make use of every effort to give satisfaction. For
Freight or nassage. apply on board. Ianl9
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s T 8 n e T. ID g 3 @ o @ y 3.
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, LIQUORS,
IRON, NAILS, BAGGING, ROPE, Sc.
No. LEyEE SrREET-Frontng the steamboat land
ing Shreveport.
TIMER stock consists in part of every variety Of Su
L gars, cotFees, teas uolasses, salt, tobacco, CT
gars candles soap Spices pickles, fish, -four pork,
beef bacon hams lard cheese, rice, oils fruits,
candies, syrups, wines, liquors, powder shot lead,
starch lime, hardware, boots shoes, hats, caps, Low
els domestics !inseys, kerseys and heavy plantation
goods, of every descriptions.
Liberal advances made on consignments Of cotton,
in cash or articles Of merchandise. Hpril29
&c. LEWIS, n Orleans r. G. OGLEsBY, Shreveport.
LEWIS & OGLESBY,
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New Orleans & Shreveport Packet,

g1E1#1H, u PASSEN UEh BUAI.
4f744H5s5}}' TEE splendid, fast running steamboat
zas=zzzzzzZ B. ". HODGE, JOAN SMOKER,
MASTER has resumed her trips regular packet be-
tween Shreveport and New Orleans, touching at Cou.
shatta, Grand Bayou, Campte, Grand Ecore, St. Msu
rice, Montgomery, Cotile, Alexandria and all inter.
mediate landings and plantations The B. L. Hodge
was built expressly for the trade, has commodious
cabins, elegantly furnished, and fur good accommo
tons, comfort and safety IS unsurpassed by any boat
Her officers viii pay particular attention to all bust
ness entrusted to them and make use of every exeron
to give satisfaction. dec21
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Dissolution.

ygNHE copartnership heretofore existing between the
4 subscribers under the firm of FORD b SMITH,
has been dissolved by mutual consent Either part
ner has the power iquidute the affairs Of the late
firm. ChAUNCt,4 fohD'
JOS. B. SMITH.
Shreveport, December 70, 1888
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-05-21
eLEGAL NDTICES.
MORTGAGE SALE

nEFAULT having, boon made I'M .he .condi.
- ton OF q certain Mortgage Deed, duly exc
cnted and delivered. by John Storms and Lucy
Storms his wife. and, Madison Longcor,' all Of
SSodhue county, Minnesota, to William W
gaecdcee bears date July a5.h, i SD, aud was du-
y recorded In the Office Of tho Register Of Deeds
of Goodhue county, Minnesota, on the 25th dav
of duly, 1883, At O'Clock p. NJ, in book is Of
, Mortgage deeds, pages S5s and s34 and conveys
rom the s7id John Stems aud wifs, and Madison
@Longcor, TO said Phelps and Graham, in fse,
said county AViz:
:" South west quarter Of tho south west quar-
ter Of section humber twenty-sevep (27) in
township one hundred and thirteen q 81 north,
Ct range numbe: fifteen U5) west, in Rod Wing
Lana Distr1ci, Minnesota, with mill aud i'm
- Said mortgage was made to secure the prom
1ssdry note OF said John Stems aid Madison
Longcor, FOR the sum Of thirty Ave hundred
dollars, (e3.50O), payable to said Phelps and
Graham on OK before the first day Of May, 1858,
VIII interest at the rate Q: ssR per cent, per
:. No proceedings at law or otherwise having
been instituted to recover any part Of said
mortgage debt, and there being due on said
note md mortgage at the date of this notice
the sum OF six thousand six hundred and nine
teen dollars and sixty-one cents lS6,Si9,6ll I.
r. NOV, therefore: nosice is hereby given that
in pursuance ofthe power ofsale in said mort
GAGE contained, and Of the statute IN such case
made and provided, ssid morteaged premises
Will be offered for sale ut public auction nn the
4th day Of July, A. D. 1889, in front of the
ottico OF the Sheriff, in tho city Of Red Wing
In said county, at IL o'clock A. NJ. Of said
day, to satisfy the amount then due on said
mortgage debt, and the costs and expenses Of
sale.
, Dated this l4th day of May, 1850.
y 20 WM. ". PHELPS,
CHRISTOPHER GRAHAM.
145-ws Mortgages.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-05-21
Consumptiyes do not Despair!

: a An OLD INDIAN Doc
TOR, UNcAs BRANT, while .
Missionary among the In
dams Of the Rocky Noun
tains, discovered . 1tlRx
PLANT, that proves 10 be .
certain cure for Conslmp-
ton, Bronchitis, Asthma,
Liver 0ompldint, Nervous
Affections, 'Coughs, Cdds,
&c. Having now made his
fortune and retired from
5usines, he will send tho
prescription and dirccti ms
for preparing the medicine
+ ee Of churQe to ali who. de-
sire it, and will send to his
agent, enclosed two stamps
C. cents ito psyithe' return
letter, with . description of
their symptoms. Tbs Old
Doctor has cured lacre than
5000 cases of -COnsx1sption'
alone, and hopes all afhict-
cd people VII avail them
selves Of this opportunity,
% thu Doctor wishee 10 do
all the good he can Before
he:dies. Address all lettera
to. DANIEL ADEE.!
Boxe5sl'P. O: ,NewYo
Who; is sole agent:
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CHARLES J. PETERsoN and sHelen Creme, 8
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Patterns for the Workable
Patterns:fOr Bonnets. Cioaks, Dvesses &c.
Household and other r. ceipts, Ae,o 'lfusic,
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WAREHOUSE SAKE.

WILL b sold st public aucti On on satur
w day June fourth, ct TIN O'Clock A. II
:; tho no. stSr Orch; Of ,: J. Richter in the city
signed to P. NJ. Wright, said sale being fot
amount OF freight aud charges advanced upon
tho same. j. J. RICHTER.
Red Wing Aayls, 1850.
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n IT. il H!I5OIi 5tfJ 5711u 5'11=0: -71-"@
Of 10 rsdsA.EG.aL ulKlll!lGA .,.,s7as
'''' -, '". a : s,s ny: eco.
by the President of the United States

BY the President Of the limited States
rT * =, r1IIno,1 ~. oa s''"'eo'
6fe 4tSg Af = ~ OF lay, JAnEe BucHANAN,
"1 nereGy aeeiars and make known that public
o+Rse s. ~ 10 ae!e - tne unasrmeht,9ned;isn land
on!Se, ~ tne STATE 81 MINNESOTA, at the period
">l At ~" saa ass1K s; TO W.T.: .
I. a., uls lenal 9HsR az tAHsRtDaR, commencing
M%Gndsy The sixteenth Gay Of May fer
sersl n tie fo, line puonc mnds ne'et71re mnit
v;s "4's s9~nsh'p" 'e"otP a1'ss OF
INs.tH .fts,h H. us r. 4. .e,...,-
=, s'ss "'ee ''''e ana s0est ~ tse 1ou'th pfsn
81 X o1nsh:s 49, ''!.o - ,,:'iel
,,srnst: - u ~ =, OF range ~. d
coot;ns % ~: ana4l OF range IL
;;;c,SS;ya w. ts,4mcl9siye sections soto'2s,
ranpa o. .o"AsniPs VI 80 Se' ~, Il, and AZ, Of
''.ssske -. - opti3ggnIo1 ir i.saGGJf I, ,ts.j
sectoas ~. ~, y, IA, 49, 20, q, ~, rs,
- ssa as. s ettownship -: sections and 2
* e., - se es ~ ~ % SECTIONS 4,6'Slo12,
t4;a 70 ., ~ -, ~, ~ 81 and 81 Of town
pm FIT ." secMons 20 ~ inclusive section 81
s. naiI OF sectlon % seetlons "a and IS,
of u OF to"nshlps 90, 30: 1858 and ~,
- sansc 20: lTuo lGii go h.tl % snHii
stS.on Il.e east nan anu Che north west
seat;o ~ " seo"on tne nor5n east quartef Of
es.'yn ~ seit on me sast nall ofthenorth
s. .. sectloh - inc north east guar
.eh a.. east quarter OF section "a, Of
81 = Je @ 90 IT, l2l4 !e, go,
sa.t;on. o. .,, II nhn %; o. township 90
sect;ons 49, sn 49, nan OF section
ttions IL - - ~ go 80 - SecIloh sec
s s.~a. * -: 20, ana - tne west half OF
sect,"n ~ sect 49, ~ me north hah o,
,ownsh; 3 e..uus -, 20, e, aV, and -, o.
OF sant;np ~ .ownshp 90, except tne west hall
ord 40 IS .a" az oo' ~ 90, 81, A.
Soet;oS1 sj..,. ,:,y:,, 81 ,lfL. !iI-,
nortI no r. r. 80 .ne moItn east quarter, the
oifn, - ., ~ nore" wese quarte., and north
nortS IL = s"ast ssf quarter OF sectlon the
west o,arte r tha a. se east nai1 north
nth west sne ptfn west quarter nol the
west "ust and sne east halt Of the south
ton 81 excant ~ S",,tI scc!'on - ana sec
sDuth vest ot,artar 81 tow VIA 4uat'el .. 'ne
T. 4 IL, H. ~ "a % 90 o. o. SECTIONS N1 -
and "a az tounsh;' ~: 1n,1 : ~ 20. ~, 81
sivc H. e ~ - men"
q. 20 % ,a,d +sa ,',stth sect:ons 70
sections 9S 90 20 20 ~" o,d ~ ~ l,' secnon 20
townsb;nS az 10 - 10y =. s'"hshP; o.
.Sa,.t;ni,s Q a ~ u 20 ~ To IanSe %. n
o. tho nn-th h,1c' ~ ~, ~ ~ 40, ~ ~ ~ ano
oost ~, =" uti.i Ihe hgrtn hnll o. the s"ut
,,4""t "!u ..e nostn malt OF the south
mest4ua1ter; Q, seeti0h ~ the north eastquar-
~. VIC I"st nan 90 the l.rth west Quartet and
ta me vi Mese quarter OF me north west quar-
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y HAMLLWE. UNIVERSITY:
RED WING - MINNESOTA.

... t... + FACU lily. III; =.
Rev. b. F. CRARY, D. D.-PresideIt, and
Professor Of Mental and Moral Science, and
Bellies Lettres. -eEot.sat ST.
Rev. E.. E: EDwxRDs, A. M.-rrofessor Of
Greek and Latin Languages, ard Literature.
H. B. WlLLsoN, "A. M.-Professor OF Mathe-
mates and Natural Science. r.
Rev. PETER AKERs, D. D. Professor OF Bib
llcal Literature. -,sstf..3.,s.f.t
Rev. MAX MoHAUs-Prefesso (elect) of Mod
Miss EAxA X. soRrx-Prsceptress and Teach.
or Of English Branches.
PRoFEssoR .EEB1oH-Teacher Of Music.
TERMS AND VACATIONS,
First Term commences September I'd, 1858,
closes December I'd. Second Term begins D..
cember 9Th: closes March 10th. Third Term
commences March 18th, 1859, closes June 18th.
Examinations at the close ofcach term.
Red Wing is easy of access from the interior
Of Minnesota by stages, and from the North and
South by the river. It is u place where the
health and morals of Students will be guarded
as we'll as at any ether seat Of learning in the
West. The Trustees of Hamline University
y corps OF Inexperienced teachers. and confidently
ask patronage of this part ofthe Northwest
Lett, directed to tho President will receive
pro, pit attention. .. 4Eg.- 80
T 9 course Of study embraces Mental and
Mo i Science. and Bellies Letters, Chemistry,
an Natural Philosophy Mathematics, Mechan.
ic' Surveying and Civil Engineering; Greek
q Latin Languages; Hebrew and biblical
! terature Law Modern Languages; Eng
lish Language and Literature Primary and
Academical course.
It's extensive and thorough practical and
complete classical and scientific.
Ladies' admitted to allclaseea in the University
Students com leting the Law course receive
the degree of Bachelor Of Laws. v,
-ai . -, Elk PENSES. =. ~ -
Boarding, $3.50 per week. Tuition, Primary
Preparatory, 90, 90 I'd Glass, 81, 90 Collegiate,
1900; Law, $500 per term. Modern Ian.
guages $500 extra. Music, with use Of Piano.
-, 90. Painting or Drawing. $500. Oil Paint.
ing. $500. Wood; lights and other incidentals
heap. alO5v