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MEMPHIS BULLETIN.

Unpublished Daily, Tn-weekly and
Weekly by "The BulletiR
Company" under a Charter from the
State Of Tennessee. j. H. MCMAHON,
President Fl. II. CooPEa, Secretary
and Treasurer. Subscriptions Daily
paper. per annum, payable halt year
iy,) SO; TTi- Weekly S.. Weekly
50. No subscriptions win be received
unless accompanied by the money, or
a satisfactory order. and all subscrip~
tons will be considered as Terminating
with the period for which they were
made, unless renewed IN accordance
with the foregoing terms. "a
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WAR DECLARED +!

A ilpersons indebted to the firm of
IN GIBSON & JONES, and to
J. NJ. JONES, are requested to come
forward and pay up before the first of
january, or they viii find their accounts
in the hands of an officer. / must
have what is owing me in order to pay
my own debts, which / am compelled
to do, and ! make this request of all
my debtors to come forward with the
ready cash, and settle with me as early
as possible, and assuredly before Jan
uary. [n201 JAMES N. JONES.
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STRAY SHE

u Sstrayed before me, the undersigned
- authority, by e. s. Clark, on the
18th day Of October, 1853. and will be
sold before the court honse door, IN the
town Of Bellevue, on The Sd Saturday
10 January, 1860, for cash, the follow
ing described STEER, to-wit: white
steer with black head and spot an the
right shoulder, about l2 years old, with
the points of his horns sawed and
marked with smooth .rop and saw
self in the left ear.
The owner of said animal is request
ed to come forward, pfoAe property,
pay charges, &c.
Bellevue, La, Oct 18th 1859.
w. Fl. HILL
n17 3m Strav>master.
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OUR NEW PAPER.

0n the first day of January, 1860,
" we shall commence the publica>
ton of the largest, most magnificent
and valuable literary weekly journal
YET attempted in this country, entitled
the LITERARY COMPANION. 1t
win be an elegant, moral and refined
miscellaneous Family Journal. It's
columns will be entirely devoted to po~
lite literature, wit and humor, prose
and poetic gems.
On all sectarian questions it will be
strictly neutral. Nothing ofan immor-
tai nature will ever be admitted into
lis columns, and therefore it viii be
emphatically "a paper for the Million"
and welcome visitor 10 the Home
Circle. An unrivalled corps of contri-
butors has been engaged, and every
department will be under the most
finished system that our long expert
eace as publisher could devise.
In size the Literary Companion
will be some sixteen hundred square
inches, forming a sMammoth Paper
of sixteen octave pages, and will con-
tain about twice as much reading mat
ter as any ether 50 weekly. Our
friends. no doubt, will be greatly sur
prised at the astonishingly low prices
at which we offer this valuable weekly
| Terms-InvariabIy in advance, one
subscriber, year, 81; two subscribers
| 3$ subscribers, s.; 10 subscribers SO;
and one gratis to the getter up Of a
club of 10.
| After club of 10 has been sent
the getter-np will have right to add
at any time, at ST each.
| One copy of the Literary Compa'
nion," and one copy Of Gleason
| Pictorial" one year. SO.
Specimen copies will be sent to any
one who wishes to form a club. SingI
copies. four cents. Will be for sal
at the principal Periodical Depots i
the United States and the Canadas.
f. GLEASON, Publisher.
Corner Of fremont and Broomfiel
streets, Boston, Mass. 81
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STRAY SALE.

u strayed before the undersigned,
u authority, on the 10th day of
August 1859, by Col. Elijah Hudson,
and will be sold before the Court house
door, in the town of Bellevue on SAT-
URDAY, the Oath day of February,
1860, for cash, Mustang MARE
MULE, of red sorrel color, with white
name and tail allowed five years old ;
branded with a Spanish brand, and APP
praised at twenty-five dollars. The
owner of said mule is requested to
come forward, prove property, pay
charges, &c. w. Fl. HILL,
vln9-6ms Stray Master.
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STRAY SALE.

T strayed before " Walker. J. P,
IL by VIM. P. Mason, on the 18th
day Of September last, and win be sold
before the court house dnor, in the town
of Bellevue, on the 18th Saturday in
April, 1860. for cash, the folling des.
cribei animal, to-Wit: blood bay
MARE, about is years old, ID hands
high, blind in the right eye, a star in
the forehead, and branded on the left
shoulder with the letter S, and apprais-
ed at forty dollars.
The owner Of said animal is request,
ed TO come forward, prove property
paEctarges, &c.
Bellevue, La, Oct. 18Th. 1859.
w. II. HILL.
nil 6m Stray master.
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N. B,-There are special apartments
and Professors for Bookkeeping, PEN
manship, Mathematics, German
French, Spanish, English, Latin,
Greek, ETC., so as to save to save the
TIME of business men.
Persons from IL to 60 years attend
to any branch they may wish, and un-
til as perfect as they wish to be. There
are probably, not less than two
thousand Of its former students in banks
and business houses in this city.
Merchants apply here for clerks and
book-keepers.
Country merchants, steamboat clerks,
etc., can learn in few days to keep
their books correctly, or write a free
handsome hand.
Catalogues with terms, opinions of
the press and leading men of the ma
ton, etc, sent to all who desire them.
This is the only chartered CONNER
cial College in tho Southwest and the
oldest in the United States, and has
stood for more than quarter of CEN
| fury on its own merits alone.
Board can be had with the Profes
sors, or other good families speaking
English, French, Spanish or German,
from So to 6 per week.
N. B. To prevent mistakes, or i'm
positions, students intended for this
College should bring this advertise
ment or special directions, as there are
every winter temporary rooms open fol-
few months; all, of course, making
wonderful pretentions and promises
and posting flaming placards to en-
tighten the people of New Orleans anC
the South. When three or more form
Clubs, and enter at the same time, tel
per cent will be deducted from tuition
| U Citizens and strangers are re
spectfully invited to visit the Colleg,
and Judge for themselves. The city i
perfectly healthy.
STocK-If, as expected, the citizen
in favor of Southern practical seduea
ton subscribe as literally to this HON
1No1I1 O1ION do tliC wv nav " Vie
tan. ones, the Agricultural and Me
chanical Departments viii be at ono
: put in operation, and the whole place
. on firm basis, to stand for ages as
permanent Institution of the Soutl
and under the direction of the Stock
holders themselves and the Trustee
appointed by the Legislature.
Stockholders can take the amour
out in tuition. The Trustees Of cours
can put any other party at the hea'
Il they deem best. The charter is pc.
petual.
L Gentleman of the South! does Il
plan meet your approbationt If s
will you give it your aid, and build
l. home institution with thousand
fifteen hundred students annually
RUFUS D0LBEAR,
n21-tf Presiden
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STR AY SALE.

" sfrayed before v. Walker, j. p,
II by Bethel Smith on the 9th day
of June 1S49, and viii be sold on the
3lst day of December 1859, before the
court house door in the town of Belle
vue, for cash, the following described
animal, to-wit: A dark bay MARE
NULL about three years old, about Id
hands high--branded on the left Shout
der with the letter r and with the letter
d on right shoulder; has the mark of
gear on the shoulder and back. Valued
1T one hundred and forty dollars. The
owner of said mule is requested to
come forward, prove property, pay
charges, &c.
w. II. HILL, Stray master.
July |, 1859. ylnI6m
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THE MOBILE REGISTER.
BY JOHN FORSYTH.

Dublished Daily, Trir Weekly and
IL Weekly, Commercial and Pollti-
cal (Democrasicl Newspaper. has a
large circulation in Alabama and Mis-
sissippi. The Register having large
circulation affords a good opportunity
to advertisers who wish to make their
business known.
The Merchants and Planters Price
Current is published every Saturday
morning at this Office.
'rERMs.-Daily SO; Tri- Weekly
So; Weekly So. Specimen copies and
advertising rates sent on application
to the proprietor. "a
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TAILORING NOTICE.

=. The undersigned has come IA
to the conclusion that he "a
M will not work for bis former II
prices. Therefore, the making of good
solid coats will be Sc !, and upwards.
for finer work plain Jeans $5-no lees.
Fine Pants So second best 50 so
plain Pants for 81; Vest 50.
CUTTING .--Men's coats ST.
Pants so cents.
N. B.-The cash must be paid, OF
its equivalent, before the work goes
out OF my shop as | am determined
to live with my neighbors.
MA VIM. NJ. KITCHENS.
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STRAY SALE.

EN strayed before B. f. Crownoyer, j..
IL p, by James Millions. on the
10th day of September 1853, and will
he sold before the court house door, in
the town Of Bellevue on the 2nd Satur-
sday in March; 1860, for cash, the fol-
lowing described animal, to-wit A
small white MARE, about14 hands high,
six wears old, branded with IS Fl " on
the right hip. Said animal was taken
up at the premises of the said Millions
about the 10th day of August last, and
appraised at one hundred dollars.
The owner of said mare is requested
to come forward, prove property; pay
charges, &c.
w. II. HILL, Stray master.
Bellevue, Sept, ID, 1859. n12-f
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SUCCESSTON NOTICE.

& tate of Louisiana, parish Of Bossier,
- Clerks office 18th District Court.
Notice is hereby given that VIM. III
Pickett, tutor for the heirs of Nathan
Pickett, deed, has this day. filed in the
Office of said clerk, his annual account
as tutor aforesaid. Now, therefore,
this is to admonish all persons con
eerned, that if opposition is not made
thereto within the time prescribed by
lew, the said account will be homolo-
gated and made the judgment of the
court.
Given under my hand and seal OF
office, at Bellevue, this the I'd day OF
Dec, A. D., 1859.
THOS. N. BRADEN,
mi st So Deputy Clerk.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Of Succession Of o. Il. Magee decd.
A Il persons holding claims against
N the succession of O. I'll. Magee,
and his wife Mary Williams, that have
not been presented to former admins
traitor, will present early for accept
ance, and persons indebted to said sue
cessions are requested to make settle
ment immediately.
This 9TH December, 1859.
S. r. LISTER,
ii24tf Administrator.
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GEO. a. PIKE,

General agent, Baton Rouge, La
" immediate attention given to
collection of salaries, claims against
the State; bills Of exchange, drafts
and accounts also the entry of Land.
Information without charge.
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pREMluM sswaSG MAonlNE


A handsome premium u offered for
Sewing machine ef the following de-
scription; . manufastures" willplease
examine this description carefully be-
fore entering for tie prize. The in
yentor Of such a + machine >" would
soon make fortune by it. Wa know
Of two or three selsslemen who would
.negotiate fog one, instanter.
One of the kind that man can love,
That wears q shall ,end a soft kid glove;
Has themerriest eSe and the dantiest
foot
And sports the ebarnling saiter boot;
And bonnet with feathers, ribbons aad
loops,
Ard an infinite nu!aber of hoops.
One that can dances possibly firt,
And make a pudding as well as a shirt,
One that can sing without dropping a
stich,,
And play the housewife, Indy or witch,
Ready to give the sagest advice,
And do up our cellar and things so nice.
We ike the sort thatca laugh andtalk
And take our afft for an evening walk
That viii do whatever the owner may
choose,
With the slightest preeeptibie turn Of
the screws
It's the eleveFest thing that ever was
seen,
Our wonderful fafailyl sewias machine
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SUCCESSION NOTICE.

GState OfLouisiana, parish of Bossier,
- Clerks office, 18th District Court.
Notice is hereby given that VIM. M.
Pickett, administrator of the success
sion of Nathan Pickett, deed, has this
day fled in the office of said clerk his
annual account as admr. aforesaid.
Now, therefore, this is to admonish all
persons concerned, that if opposition
is not made thereto within the time pro-
scribed by law, the said account will
be homologated and made the judg-
ment of the court.
Given under my hand snd seal of
Office, at Bellevue, this I'd day of De-
cember, A. D., 1889.
n24 St Sc A. A. ABNEY, Clerk.
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SHIELDS,

New Orleans Type Foundry, Prin-
IN ters' Furnishing and Commission
Paper Warehouse, No. Sc Gravier St.,
opposite Bank Place, New Orleans.
Will keep constantly on band a large
and varied assortment of Type and
Presses. Gard and Paper Cutters ;
News, Book ana colored Inks Of all
kinds Printers Blanks, Card and
Gard Boards Enamelled and China
Cards and Gard Boards; News, Book
Note, Letter, Cap, Glaved end other
Papers as also every article used II
a printing establishment. All Of Which
will be sold at manufacturers prices
"a THOS. H. SHIELDS.
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LAMA & SPOR,
TEXAS sTREET-NEAR THE LEyEE,
SHREVEPORT, La,

M ould respectfully call the atten.
wv ton of the citizens of Bossier,
and the world generally that they have
on hand, and are continually receiving
the largest, best and cheapest stock Of
Dry Goods ever brought to the wharf
Of Shreveport. They would call the
especial attention ofthose who wish to
purchase goods to their complete new
and splendid stock, which they are CON.
fident cannot be equalled in the mar
ket, Their stock consists Of everything
in their line. consisting 10 part Of Dry
Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, be-
sides a large supply of every article
belonging TO tile wardrobe Ladies'
fancy goods, &c. They also have a
large supply Of Groceries, Provisions
Hardware, Cutlery. Crockeryware
Queensware, &c. &e. vlnl5
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NEW ORLEANS PICAYUNE.

Dublished BY LuMsDEN. KENDALL q
IL CO., Editors and Proprietors, at
No. SO Camp Street. New Orleans.
Terms Weekly, IS a year, payable
invariably ip advance; single copies
l24 cents. Advertisements, 81 Fer
sqaare Of Ten lines pearl ..for every ia-
sertion. DAILY-$12a year in advance.
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RED LAND
MALE AND FEMALE INSTITUTE


BossIER PARISH, LA.
Tyhe. Second Term OF this
IL Institution commenced <ZgiskYA
on Monday October Sd. and
will continue without internission-ex-
cept week at Christmas-for the term
OF forty weeks. The course ofinstruc-
ton is complete and the corps of teach
ers efficient.
The large and comfortable new build
ings bening flushed, we can now offer
as many facilities Tor instruction as may
be found in the South west. The
institurion is located in a high and
healthy region OF county, watered by
the best OF springs, which makes the
situation desirable one. A church is
situated near by, so that students may
attend divine service regularly. A good
physician is also located at this point,
who will supenntend the students in
cases of sickness.
CHARGES PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS,
PAYABLE AT CLOSE OF EACH SESSION.
Primary Department. ..$l5 90
Secondary :" ........ 20 90
AcademicaI. IS 90
Musical. 80 90
Ornamental. 10 90
Greek or Modern Languages. : 10 90
Board in private families from to
s dollars per month.
BY order of Board of Trustees.
v. WALKER, President.
r. A. CAvETT, Secretary.
PIainville, Bossier Parish, La. MO
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NJ A NTED

YTNo hire, a good female cook, suitable
4 to do the cooking for my hotel
use; for the coming year OF 1860.
Good wages will be given, and paid
quarterly if desired.
u2l-tf w. A. KELLY.
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NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT.

YNhe Crescent viii be regularly serv,
a. ed to subscribers at $10.a year.
for the Daily, in advance half yearly
and quarterly at the same rate pay
mems invariably required in advance.
The Weekly Crescent at 50 per an
nun.
The Weekly Crescent Is published
every Monday morning at IS year,
invariably in advance. Having an en-
tensive circulation throughout Lonisi-
ana, Mississippi, Arkansas, Alabama,
Texas and other States, il presents a
favorable medium for advertisers. All
letters must be directed to
J. o. NIXON.
No. 10 Camp street New Orleans.
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LIFE uSTRATED

an elegant quarto of eight beauti-
IL iul pages--a trifie larger than the
Illustrated London News-a perfect
model oil excellence in size, shape and
sentiment, and is, altogether one Of the
most sound and sensible Of live papers.
Men like Il, women like ii, boys Ike II,
girls like it. the old folks like il, and
the rest Of the folks Can't keep house
without "Life Illustrated" Publish
ed by FOWLER & WELLS, New
York city, weekly at 50 per annum.
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HARPER,S REEKLK

A irst-class iliust ted paper. The
"A best and cheapest family news
paper in the world. Five cents a num-
Der SO so La year. Charles Dickens
new serial entitled "a Tale of Two
Cities splendidiy Illustrated by Nc
Lenan, has commenced in I. Harper's
Weekly" and will be continued every
week until completed.
The best foreign and home writer's
are engaged to write for Harper.
TERMS OF HARpER's WEEKLY.
One copy for twenty weeks. 81 90
One copy for one year. Q 90
One copy for two years. ..-..-- 4 90
Five Copies for one year 8 90
Twelve copies for one year. 20 90
twenty-five copiesfor / year 40 90
An extra copy will be allowed for
every club of Twelve or Twenty-Five
subscribers.
HARPER & BROS,
Publishers, Franklin Square, N. Y.
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WAR ON THE ABoLITIoNISTs.

4
Nhe /" Southern Monitor" perma~
i nently located in the North, keeps
up its fire on the AboIitionists. The
Monitor is an eight page paper, and
gives the latest and most interesting.
details of the Foreign News.
i is, besides, family journal. con-
timing stories. essays, poetry, &c. DC
TERMS OF sUBscRIPTIoN--IN ADVANCES.
For Monitor alone, 81 90
and two illustrated
books-Wild Western Scenes,
and the s. War Path.n Q co..
Postage on the books will be paid by
tie publisher Of the s. Nj. Address,
nl6 ]. B. JONES,
Ed. Southern Monitor, Philad., Pa
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~ A breaches latply sad IN his
sermon, let wouien senlemser Whine
putting on their profaFe andaSpenflFe
attire. how narrow ere s.he gatssof Par
ndise.'
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DAILY MERCURY.
UNION AND AMERICAN
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
Tyhe UNION Is democratic in the full
u est sense, and Southern TO the
core. tits printed or q large sheet in
fine style and at the following rates
cash always IN advance
Weekly. per annnn 80 90
Tri Weekly ....... S 90
Daily 6 .-.. 90
Six copies Of Weekly samo Office for
one year, for Ten Dollars. Is
Address all orders to the editors and
proptietors,
HUNTINGTON & co.
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THE NEW FORK WEEK.

LIE NE W YORK WEEKLY
She New York Weekly is publish
Il ed regularly by STREET d
SMITH, at the very low terms Of two
dollars year 10 single subscribers--
payment in advance. Two copies will
be sent for a year for So four copies
for Sc; eight copies for $l2. POST
masters and Others who get up clubs Of
ten and send us SIS at one time, will
De entitled to an extra copy. Bills Of
all solvent banks taken at par for sub
scription.
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~ A worthy Iaan, a blacksmith, in
one of our interior towns, was, not long
ago, invited by an acquaintance to ac-
company him to Chg Court house. to
hear the trial Of a SANDER suit.
q No. said the smith. 'I shall not go.
Ihave no notion Of that way ofgetting
character patched Up in the Court
house. For my paIt, ] shall never sue
anybody for Islander, F'hey may say
just what they please efnle, ard lshan't
sue them at all. ] gar go into my
shop and hammer olltsa better eharac-
ter for myself IN sik tainutes, than ]
could get in a CoaFt-house in seven
years.
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VIII refresh the minds OF our readers
as to the date of the most important
inventions, discoveries and improve
mcnts, the advantages of which we
now enjoy
Violins inventets. 1477.
Pumps inventedS I425.
Paper first made Of rags, I4I7.
Almanacs first published, 1470
Spinning wheels invented, 1890.
Spinning jenny invented 1859.
Camera obSeura invented, 1915.
Printing invented sy Fast, 144l.
Engraving on wood invented, AGO.
Roses firstplanted in England, 1905.
English shilling FIRST coined, 1906.
Diamonds cut and polished, 1899.
Punctuation first used in literature,
1920.
Gun locks invented at Nuremberg,
1917,
Watches first made at Nuromburg,
1904.
Soap first made at Londoa and Bris-
toi, 1904.
TRsatrioaF exhibitions first given in
England, 1873.
Maskets inyenteGEand first used in
England, 1s21.
Post-oflees established In England,
1864.
Printing introduced in England by
Caxton, liza.
Mpas and chaets first brought to
England, l406.
Fortifeations bulb in tie present
style. 1900.
Sugar refining frs: practiAed BY the
Nonetians, 1903.
Chocolate introduced into England
from Mexico, 1850
Turkeys introduced into England
from America, 1890.
Engraving on copper invented, 1851
Canals in modens Style frstmade ii
1881,
Algebra introduced into Europe b.
the Saracens, Ill.,
Casts in plasteriavSnted al Florenc,
147o.
The true theory ofthe Solar system
discovered by Cop9nsicus, 1882.
Playing cards invited for the amuse
ment Of the Freneh Hing, 1850.
New style introduced into England
1855.
Identity oflightring and electrieit
discovered by Fraakl;n, 1852.
Achromatic lenses ;ayented by Dol
land. 1853.
Crayon drawing first invented b
Bennett, I720.
Cronomoters invented by Sir job
Harrison, 1859. !
Lightning rods Invented ty Franz
lin. 1870.
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CO1TAGE GROVE
MALE AND FEMALE SEMINARY,
BossIER PARISH, LA.


BossIER PARISH, LA.
Nhe next regular session wERh
n of this institution will l@kNLN4
begin on the first Monday GHnEAzW
in October, 1859, under the supervision
Of THos. B. HANCOCK, assistedby such
other teachers as the interest of the
school may demand.
Students entering within two weeks
alter the commencement of tie session
will be charged for the regular term,
and no deductions for absence, except
IN case of protracted illness.
TERMS PER SESSION OF TWENTY WEEKS
Primary Department. .$15 no
intermediate 6 $1,000. 20 90
Advanced &c IS 90
Music on piano, with use OF in
strument 80 90
Guitar, with use OF Instrument. 25 90
Ornamental work -- 5 90
Contingent fee-----..... l 90
H No extra charge made for Lam
guages. %H
Tuition will be required at the end
of the session, or note with interest.
Boarding procured at eight dollars
per month. vl-nl5-5ms