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HOME INTEREST,".

E9- 8. II. Parvin, Advertising Agent, Nc.
50 West Fourth.street.
$50 Windcr's Sky-light Gallery-All styles
OF Pictures made on short notice.
Ba'' Winder's Sky-liGht Gallery, Wostern.
row. opposite Court.street. Tho cheapest and best
Pictures made in the city.
hS'Dnguerrean Gallery, Southwest cor
ner oil Sixth and Western-row, over Hsnnafords
drug store. Pictures taken and put In good cases fop
twenty cents. Warranted to please.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Wesleyan Female College.

PENHE FIRST SESSION OF THE EIGH-
NJ TEENTH Year of this Institution will begin
on MON DAY, August ~, Mt haifpast eight, A. H.,
and will continue twenty-five weeks.
The course Of study is extensive, and embraces all
the common and higher English branches, together
Drawing. Tho system Of teaching is thorough and and
PRACTICAL and pains will be spared by tho able and
efficient corps of teachers to make sound scholars
The course of Modern Languages will be made muck
more practical than heretofore.
N.B.-There will be q single session daily, COM
mencing at halt,.past eight A. M, and closing a.
haf-pust one p. Nj.
gSJ' For further information or for admission an
ply at the College. on Yne-street between Sixth and
Seventh. ROBERT ALLYN, President
aul6CaMCW
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Law REPORT,
BEFORE JUDGE sroRrk--rN CHAMBERS


s,Sl3los hqrlos TO pIssoLyE lSJUKcrIos OvERRuLrD.-
StsAlig vs. Lade and Others. The facts OF this case
before me Court now a motion TO dissolve an in.
| Juncuob, were stated In orr last report t.T y.
Judi Storer, in disposne Of the application, re.
married, that tho weight of authority might be re-
sruea AZ TINS time as establishing the principle that
we common property by the request and with the
yonsen oi the co.tenant, does not of itself create
M eh m Gpqn hl the esiar as general rule The parties
VIII ue mold to sustain the relation OF debtor and
steutor merely but the rule is subject to many ey
Is always enlarged whenevertho crcum-
stances oi the case show Intention on the part Of
lhose interested, to burden the estate with the ex
Penult,lre. Anu Oh Partition. though the exrend-
aiay not have created strictly lien, the owner
ueneht'ed Dyit, will be compelled TO discharge his
hOIt!oh OF the sum expended, before decree c. a.
ss nnS thH petition was entered. Story, Eq Jur
In This the facts stated on the petition are adj
m1tte, and the Court did not think the right of tho
plalniiu was to be determined by the principle re-
tenants in common hnd been improved or repaired
where that tenancy had already existed and the
estale enjoyed 10y both; but it ia where the par
ues purcnasein common, become mutually Liable for
lhe price, nave received conveyance of the title
hue % tnelr Joint mortgage, and agreed together 10
tba f%u structure The plaintiff has paid
ing with the consent, and by the special request of
ueledmdene She agreeing to pay her share of the
owner OF the property thus improved without secnr-
lhg the amount due by her upon her share Of tho
eta.e! II would be unjust aud inequitable TO permit
~ ne true ground for the Court was to satisfy the
PLAINTIFFS equitable lien.
IN Eq Cases ABR. 2g0, il is said, "If two make
JOINT purchase, and aterward one of them lays out
a,consderable sum in repairs or improvements, and
dies, this shall be lien the land, and trust for
the representative of him who advanced it," Tile
same rule is adopted by the Chancellor in Lake va
Craddock and Others; P. WINS, l5s 1t is cited as
Gooa law IN Bacons ABR. vol. o 6si and approved
Dy cir =. Smgden in his work on Vendors, vol 2 page
49,, ana fully adopted by Judge Story in his Equity
Jur., sec 1896
SO far as the plaintiff has paid any portion of the
ask to be subrogated to the right of the mortgagee,
anu thc mortgage will be set up for the purpose OF
securing him Tor tho ovcr.p payment
On the whole case the Court should decline 10 dis
solve this Injunction " VIZ
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Cincinnati Produce Market.

..... IVhnphf EVENING, August w, 1879.
FLOult-The market was very dull to-day, and
prices were lower and irregular There was hardly
enough done to establish a market. The only sale
reported was 100 brls superiiue ut 81 5O Aeon brls
were received the last twenty-four hours
=, " HiShiEIhe market Is unchanged, and dull at
Aieg12iasc.; tho latter rate for wagon
PROVlSi0NS-About $50 hlds Bacon sold at ,
and &c. for Shoulders and Sides; at the latter ratio
there were moro buyers than sellers at the close;
@nothng @ done n mess or bulk Pork. Lard dull; 270
,GROOERlEo--A better demand for Sugar, and
about 2O hhds sold at 77ic. for good fair to prime,
oelhg u further decline. Molasses 376l3Sc. Uofles
steady ut llA@l2AC.
WHEAi-The market Is less active but tho re-
ceipts are light and sell readily ut full prices sales of
0O bush. prime White at 81 10; 800 bush do do de-
lyered ut lG 800 bush good do. at 81 lO ZOO bush
fair Red at 81; 900 bush. do. do. at 97c
CORN-The market Is very dull, and prices droop-
Ing, though not quotably lower; sales 800 bush, at
fG bnt at the cose buyers not Offering over 15c
RYE-Sales 400 BUSH NJ 73c.; market brm
bush. at 42c.
BARLEY-Nothing of consequence doing, and
prices are nominal.
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TIE OPERA.--Lucia d. Lamaermoor, with its
plot of interest, its charming vocal bursts of
melody and stirring chorus, was performed last
night at Pixies opera.house by the talented
Parodi Italian Opera Company. The attend
anoe was unexpectedly thin. The enterprising
efforts Of Mr.. Pike to afford Cincinnati the best
musical entertainment, in the best Opera. house,
with the best accessories, should be better ap-
precated.
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No OPERA To.NiGHr.-Th will be no per-
formance at the 0pera-house tonight, in order
to prepare, by n grand rehearsal, for
Dcnizetti's splendid opera of Polinto, which
will be presented on tomorrow evening with
magnificent scenic effects, and tho full strength
of the admirable company. There will be in
troduccd upon the stage, in addition to the
regular orchestra, a full military band.
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N9- Evans, who surrendered himself to
the officers, yesterday morning, Of which an
account is given by our Covington reporter,
was sent to Jail by the Police Judge in default
of $500 bail, on the charge Of an assault with
intent to kill. sAfNS
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gS~ A grand Biblical and Historical Tab
leaux will be presented at franklin Hall,
corner of Sixth and Sycamore streets, this
evening, by tho leaders of tho New-street
Sinking Fund Society, the proceeds of which
will be appropriated to the use of the New
street Church.
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GSrThe seventeenth exhibition of the Ohio
Mechanics Institate will open tomorrow,
(Thursday) in the lower rooms of Pixies Opera
house. Judging from the extensive prepara-
tions already made, we have no hesitanoy in
saying this will be the finest exhibition ever
held. The exhibition will close the 2lst Of
September.
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D1~ Considerable anxiety is manifested as to
the whereabouts of q colored girl, aged sixteen
years, who disappeared from the residence of a
gentleman on Third street some fow evenings
since. Fears arc entertained that she has bccn
kidnapped. AS full particulars have been fur
nished tho proper officers, something may turn
up after while.
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G5- County Jailor Hopkins was, night be-
fore last, presented with new charge in
the shape of bouncing boy, weighing exactly
thirteen pounds. lie was Immediately named
Henry Kessler Hopkins, after his grandfather,
Sheriff Kessler. This is the Sherifr's first and
only grand child.
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gsS" Officers Slater and Leonard were tried
by His Honor, Mayor Bishop, yesterday,
charged with kidnapping negro boy, last
Saturday, the particulars of which we have
previously published. After careful exami-
nation of all the facts in the premises, Mayor
Bishop discharged Slater, and suspended
Leonard for ten days.
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10 Mary Miller, alias Erwin, plead guilty
before Judge Lowe, yesterday, to stealing a
bolt of calico from dry goods store in the
Twelfth Ward. She was sent to the City
Prison for the term of ninety days.
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1s- John Leary, charged with being one
of the party who robbed Henry J. P. Jones,
of Rockingham, Va, at the Ohio and Missis-
sippi Depot, seme days since, was tried in the
Police Court, and held to answer before the
Court of Common Pleas upon charge of grand
Iarcenry .t.
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W ANTsl w AN Ts!!

Ir you want servant, advertise in
THE PENN PRESS
II you want house, advertise in
THE PENNY PRESS.
IL you want to sell anything, advertise in
THE PENNY E'KESs.
1F you want to buy anything, advertise in
THE PENNY PR ESS.
In fact every want supplied by advertising in
THE PENNY PRESS
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gao- The HolksbiaH Of yesterday morning
contains the proceedings of q meeting of some
Germans, opposed to the Sunday laws, in
which these laws are declared oppressive and
unjust; and that their protest may be the moro
effective, committee of twelve was appointed
to call general meeting of all the opponents
Of the laws, and take such further measures as
NAV be deemed expedieut.
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[By Telegraph
New York Market.
New York, August 3O--P. Nj.

l
Flour heavy and l0@l5c lower: sales 800
brS. at n 20@+ 10 for superine State 81 50i so fol
extra State; 81 z0G6i i5 for superfne Western S4 %
(9j 10 for common TO good extra Western; Sj605 n
for old, and s. 2j@9j 10 for fresh aground Slipping
brands extra rQund-hoor Ohio, closing dull aIiu de-
clnng. Canadian lower; sales go brls. Mt 81 6O(a
80 for extra Small sales Rye Flour mt s. JNGli 3D
Wheat without important change sales o COO bush.
els mixed Illinois ut 81 l5l 26; 81 3jal I'll for new
white do. Rye quetat Soc Barley dull Corn dull
and declining: sales 5000 bushels at Soc for new
mixed Western S360S3Hc. for Yellow Southern and
SIC, for common White Southern. Oats lower and
dull at 3j142c. for State 37@39c. for Western, and
399ilc. for Canadian a
Whisky firmer: sales 40 brs. at 26la6a27c
Pork rmer: sales $500 brls. at Sl4 1jtll4 81 for
mess Sl3 81 for thin mess; $l7 for clear and SO 3
10 5Ofor prime, including 1000 brs. prime, buyers
option in September ut $40 5 and 1000 brls mess at
sellers option, same time at Sli 80. Beef dull sales
2jO brs at s. jO@6 forcounlry prime; &17 2j for do
mess Ss0al for repacked Chicago and Sl26l2 80 for
extra. Beef Hams heavy at Sl56Gl7 rs. Bacon un :
changed. Gut Meats iirmer: sales l25 packages at
14c. for Shoulders, and sQ1SAc for Hams Lard
active and firm: sales ,i50 brs. ut O@lOjSc for No.
city to prime Western.
Butter firm at lo(07c for Ohio, and Iea2lc. for
State. Cheese firm Mt S1S@9Ac.
Cotton Hat: sales 800 bales.
Coffee FIRM MT l0s6c. Molasses 3Sc.
Tobacco firmer
Wool iirmer, both Foreign and Domestic.
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GasAlad named Joel Morels, whose parents
reside some three miles from the city, on the
Reading Pike, fell from tree on bis fathers
place, last Thursday, and received such inju-
ries as to cause his death. He expired last
Monday evening, after much suffering.
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ns~ Mr.. G. II. Doddridge has placed on our
desk list Of iron furnaces in the vicinity of
Portsmouth. Ohio. Blu siness men will find
this chart good advertising medium. Space
is left onths margin for the insertion Of cards
and other advertising ma tier.
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G1"A sour individual named Sowerbu ok
"got his back up," some few days since, and
struck Officer Grundhaffer. The aforesaid was
before Judge Lowe yesterday and fined two
dollars and costs for his vinegar temper.
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ES>A young man, twenty-three years of
age, named j. S. Hobart who is stated to have
been Shaker, was sent from the Probate
Court yesterday afternoon, to the Lup.atic
Asylum.
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The trotting match over the Cincinnati Par X,
next Thursday, will doubtless be closely co n
tested. The following nags will compete for
the purse of $375: Fanny Hope, Mohar Tx,
and Lady Gay. See advertisement.
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1N. = number Of Thirteenth h-ward rowdies,
"'' Lad just been released from the chain
t,Ang, assaulted quiet German citizen who
worksin Bradburys Mills, corner of Eighth and
Broadway, last evening, and beat him unmer-
cifully. He drew knife, and ran the assail-
ants off, after which he made complaint to Lieu
tenat Small, Of the Hammond.street Station
house, who started q posse of Police in search
OF the rowdies. Up to late hour last evening,
they had not been arrested.
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E1- Attention is called to the advertisement
of the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Rail
road, to be found in another column. Five
dollars to the Ohio White Sulphur Springs and
back is certainly very cheap.
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ES- small boy, whose name we could not
obtain, fell in ft near the corner of JIlrn and
and Fifth streets yesterday. He was conveyed
to the Baltimore Saloon, close by, and properly
cared for IL
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Ind ...2nd. .....
.....,.............3
Total..""......m. .l52
The members enjoye themelyes finely, and after
the games were through they had general feast on
water-melons. Playing ball is healthy exercise,
and those engaged in sedentary employment would
add greatly to their health, by taking some rccrea-
tion in this line occasinally.
PUBLIC CIsrERNs.-By an ordinance Of the
City Council, passed August Is, all persons (rcmen
when on parade or duty, ard to market-mastcr and
sellers, during market hours exceptc are prohibited
from using water out of public cstcrns A violation
of this ordinance renders person liable to a fine.
This ordinance takes effect from and after the first of
September next.
G3- We are informed that Mr.. A. D. Son.
cilley purposes having his large brick building on
York-s.reet, between Bellevue and Madison, COM
plete in six weeks. This building, when finished
will add greatly to the beauty of York and to
that Of tho city generally Hands are at work clear
ing away the rubbish from the street in front.
SISTERS SCHooL.-This Institution, situated
on York-sircet, bas just opened. We understand
that those having charge ndefatiguabe in their
efforts to promote the cause of education, and their
efforts have met the undivided appreciation of their
patrons. There is still room for more scholars
BEzAHLr EuERE SrAATs-TAxE-PAY YOUR
STATE TAxEs.-Such is the injunction of handbill,
which has been posted in our streets for ten days
past. Notwithstanding the positive nature of this
command, many have failed to obey it.
GD-We notice the foundation for largo
brick on avacantlot on the south side of Madison.
street, west of Columbia. If tho structure should
be what the foundation promises 1t will be quite sn
addition to the place.
lD- The Republicans of Kenton and Camp
bell Counties will hold meeting at the Free South
Office next Saturday evening, at seven O'Clock, for
the purpose of organizing for the next Presidential
election.
gS- Lambert Day was fined IS and costs,
yesterday by the Mayor, for selling liquor on Sun.
day. 'f
gH- Potatoes we're selling in the market
yesterday at seventy cents per bushel.
gD-A great number of coal-boats are now
lying at the mouth ofths Licking.
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rs" Walnut-street, from Fourth to Fifth,
was thronged yesterday by persons desirous of
witnessing the laying down of timbcrs for Il 10
Street Railroad.
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G9" The Brighton House riot, Of which we
gave full particulars some days since, was
finally settled before Squire Bell, yester' lay,
the defendants paying costs, &c.
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FIcHr.-A notorious character, named Bill
Brown, got into difficulty with colored
man on the corner of New-street and Broad
way, yesterday evening, about half-past six
o'clock. Brown was drunk, and had diff
Guilty with some children, which finally
ended in his being knocked down by the
colored man, who espoused their cause. No
serious damage was done.
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10" The Palace Garden, for some time past
so successfully conducted by Mr.. Lee Mall ory,
has changed hands, Mr.. II. E. Morris as' Ium-
ing the proprietorship.
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Ng Officer John Anthony starts this morn
ing for Pitsburg, having in custody A. R. Sill,
olias John Dill, charged with various crimes in
that city.
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GsS- The work on the Cincinnati Street
Railroad is progressing rapidly. Cars will be
running by the 1st of October.
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NorIcE,-Mr. Kerr, who formerly served
our patrons in Covington, will hear some
thing to his advantage by Immediately call
ing OF our office.
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CITY MATTERS.

ls9- Mr.. George A. Jones will serve the cit-
liens Of Storrs, daily, with the PENNY PRESS.
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London Money Market.

LONDON, August 10.
Conso!s 9JIe6lo5)S for money and account The
Money market is slightly easier.
g LONDON, August 20.
Oonsols quoted mt 95Js American Securities ara
without change. Sugar dull, and 3D. lower for the
middling and lower grades. ..'
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UNoR SALE OR TRADE-Dssirable nrop.

~ orty in and near Covington, Kentucky, con.
sistng of one acre of ground with good house. con
stable sufficient for seven horses ON the Indepen1-
ence Turnpike, within quarter of mile Of the cor
p'ration line of COyingt0n Also, lot in the imme-
by two hundred deep. Also, o lot in Austens divi.
sion OF CoyingtoD, forty five by one hundred and
traded fora farm within one hundred miles of Gin.
cinnaii, either in Kentucky, Indiana or Ohio. For
further particulars inquire Of Il. D. ELLIS, on the
premises; or of JAM ES b. GRAY, ATTORNEY at Law,
Scott.street, opposite Farmers Bank, Coyington,
Kentucky. au26-bwt
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NEWPORT NEWS.

rs" The Kentucky Town-Ball Club, of
Newport, and Excelsior, OF Cincinnati, held a Joint
meeting on tho green, back of Newport, yesterday
afternoon. Sides were chosen indiscrminately from
the two Clubs, and each made fair runs as follows:
CODn's Mall a,o
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London Market.

LONDON, August 70.
Messrs. Barring Brothers report breadstuffs
generally steady. Sngar dull; Rice steady; Iron,
Welsh Rails, steady at &c &c.
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lss" Why arc not lunatics removed from
tho County Jail? Eight, at present, are con-
fined in that institution.
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[By Telegraph
HavFe Market.

tA' HAyRs, August 10.
New Orleans tres-ordinaire ll3f; do. bas lO6f The
market has declining tendency Sales Of the week,
800 bales. Stock in port, ,S2 600 bales. s.t
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Es- Henry Myers, for selling liquor on
Sunday, was fined ten dollars and costs by
Judge Lowe, yesterday.
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FOR SALE.

EIN0R SALE-GROCERY- stock, 6x-
~ lures and good will of grocery, In q rood loca-
ton to H. Stock small and well selected Inquire at No.
~. Western.r0w. au3-b*
E'OR SALE-TABLE-A twelve foot oak
n extension table; cost seven months ago $780, will
sell lor SO Also victory coal stove cost $22 with
hAtufes-Will sell Tor S5. Inquire at this office.
lau90-bS
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GdI- The closing ceremonies Of the Ohio
White Sulphur Springs will commence Thu rs-
day and close Saturday.
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~ The Finpesy murder case was callod
in the Police Court, yesterday, and continued
until Saturday.
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G1- Two little boys, sons of the murder er
FinneSy, were sent to the House of Refuge by
Judge Lowe yesterday.
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ESOR SALE--DINING SALOON-Having
DECIDED to leave the city, the old and we'll
having seyent S-tve prompt paying boarters, and a
gooh hrnnsIe,ltrade. For further partoularsinquire
VI tne pieihlSes. au30.b*
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NVh SAL elegant carved
M Ro..ewood Piano. Forte and stool, warranted
not superior, in tone to any in this city 1t
tt loctaye--has the corrugated sounding board, aud
" DOlce Campana attachment Cost at the manu-.
.aCturers. year since, five hundred and fifty dollars
Price S325 Address Box 1881, PostoffiCe. au2f.nM*
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HEcrrOEl's Seminary.
vsVHE THIRTY FIRST SESSION OF HE

FNNiTE THIRTY-F FIRST SESSION OF HER
IL R0N'S SEMINARY will commence on MON
DAY, August the Goth. The conrse Of instruction
is thorough, and Boys and Young Men are here pre-
pared either for College or for Business. Competent
Teachers, who love to work, are employed, and no
pains will be spared to sustain The good name 1t has
enjoyed for fifteen years The price Of Tuition has
not been changed, although too low, the object 10
not much to make money as to do good. There
thrte Departments Primary Preparatory, and Col
egiato-in which all the branches of an English Ed
ucation, Latin, Greek, German and French Lam
guages, Mathematics, Natural Sciences. and thor
ough course of Book. Keeping are taught, with Leo
lures every week. Half an hour, from 81 to every
morning. is devoted to moral instruction. reading the
Scriptures by the pupils, singing aud prayer Com
positions and Defamation weekly.
PRICES OF TUITION:
Primary Dep95 ment, session of fye months,..sls %
Collegiate Department, 4" . &c -. rs 90
German Language, extra, !" ". 500
French " a" " ... 500
Book. .Kcep ping, " +" ... 10 90
Drawing and Painting, extra, :" -. 10 90
Number limitedto one hundred and each pupil
carefully classified au6 -bw- cow,
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&u~ The following is list of letters de.
famed for nonpayment of postage at the
Postoilice, in this city, August 30:
Mr. Charley Parker, st. Louis, Mo
John X. Beyis, Bevis o.
ii J: Der, Laniyille, hi. md.
Mfs; WsiJi Jane Bradshaw, Hamitor,. q
VIM. WnGit RIttepban.s fam Mantre, Port mouth o.
p'S, MORROW, SprinRne' 4 ~ ~ VI
a. - Ellis. Louisvill. H. VI
~ Il; s, Harox, Terr Iisatss. Il, MY. Ind
Mis- MI "a Il hsmllt' 1arl N, New ie; York.
40 Lewis, ShreYepOrt In