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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-26
Mr.. Hlidell's Proposition.

Mr.. Slidsll IN the Senate, and Mr. Branch in
The House. have hrsaght forward proposition to
deposit thirty millions Of dollars with the Pres-
Dent with view to negotiations for the acquisi-
lion Of Cuba.
of all the absurd and chmerioal projects that
Democratic wisdom and infallibility have ever
given birth 70, this one takes the exceedence 1t
il made right upon the heels Of the universal pro-
test Of the people Of both Spain aud Cuba, against
any such proposition. 1t ia made at time when
both Spain and Cuba srs ringing with indignation
on account of the mere ahusion to this subject in
the Presidents Message. 1t Is made after tho
failure, years ago. Of astempt to buy Cuba with
Awo hundred millions Of dollars--and it is made
when Spain has given unmistakeable evidence Of
her dissemination not to sell the Island for any
amount Of money that could be laid at her feet.
What then is the meaning Of this movement to
deposit thirty millions Of dollars 10 the hands of
the Presiisutf C4i 6snos Is thirty millions of
dollars 70 ANAL . sum Of money that it may be
entrusted 70 one man with impun;tyi The prece-
dent y danEsrouf. even if NO evil ensne from the
present. adventure. What shall prevent Presi-
dent With thirty or forty million. of money from
buying up The Army. and corrupting the people,
and exersfsisg snlswfsl and unconstitutional su-
thorityi
Above I'll, where ss the thirty miHioas to come
fonf The Treasury ise.pty, and Gsvernmen.
irsdsesdt 10 TIE nsesssi.y Of Continued Larrowing
Ieplungs The country dirty mllions IT dollhr,
more IN dsb<. wouid b . questionable policy io
nypasposst To appropriate Il to the Wild phan
tom of Cuban annexation, il fhs very excess O
6uy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-26

SERIovs RAILROAD STRIKE.-Bv the Chica 20
T,rbpac Of the 18th, notice that tho strike ON
the Chicago, Alton aud st. Louis Road continues
and business is suffering severely along tho line.
NJ cars bad run along the line for II week. The
postmaster Mt Springfield attempted to sond the
ma ia on hand car but the mob at Chtham com
pellel the messengers to return to Springfield.
Another attempt was made the next day to reach
Alton with the mails ON hand car accompanied
by tho United State Marshal and four Deputies, II
special messenger and two men to propel the car.
At Chatham they were switched into the ditch,
and the mob declared they should go no farther.
A';er the Mrrshal had explained to them the con-
sequences of impeding the United States mail.
aud assuring them that Ex-Governor Matteson had
no interest in the carrying Of the mail, the officers
were allowed to proceed. a herd of four hundred
cattle pcuncd up along the road were without
food or water for n week, and seventy died.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-26

QuEER PHENOMENA OF INTENSE CoLp--A Nail
BATTERY IN Between the Stl, md
10th inst. the weather was worry cold Mt osdens-
burg, n. Y. The journal saws:
a gentleman Residing ON the west side Of the
bridge, froze his face aud while on his way
to church Sunday morning. A man in passing
from Johnsons Hotel to the Railroad depot, frozc
both ears close to his head. Time occupied in the
passage, less than five minutes. A farmer attcn-
ding church in the village, frozc his to the
very roots. One of the ferrymcn between this
place and Prescott while crossing the river this
Monday morning, froze four fingers. A small
boy on his way to church. Sunday morning. fr"ze
his noso. young man going from his home to
the store whore he is employed, froze one thumb,
both ears and his nose
All night long, both Saturday md Sunday, the
action Of the frost upon the ground, sidewalks,
buildings and trees produced frequent reports not
unlike the sound of discharged fire arms nd field
batteries. The partingof spikes in the sidewalks
and the nails in buildings, afforded representa-
ton of a "scrimmage," keepingup a continuous
pop and frequently several letting of together.
On the whole the present snap is regarded by
those who in the habit Of sticking their noses
into the weather. is about the coolest that has ever
passed this way.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-26

NAroLEAN AND THR ITALIAN QUESTION As re-
CARDS the Emperor Napoleon and the Italian ques-
ton, the London Times feels certain that the En-
peror's speech was made with u view of learning
how the great Powers would receive the project Of
a French interference in Italy. The result of the
appeal tsays the Times has happily been most
decisive. This notion Of proposing himself as the
champion Of Italian independence is one Of the
greatest Of his latest failures through the ncrens
ing suspicion with which the Imperial policy is
regarded.
"Although the Paris Moniteur had published a
paragraph tending to soothe the political excite
ment produced by Napoleon's remarks to the Aus
trian minister, that effect was not produced. All
Italy was in a ferment and thirty thousand Aus
trian troops had marched for the Italian posses
sions of the Emperor. 1t was said that Milan was
declared in state of siege and the cities of Genoa
Turin, Cremons, and the town of Pavia, we're
much agtatsd"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-26
NEW cove GER ny!

At the stand lately occupied by Wm I. Anderson
I'VE associated selves together. the
" drm Of JAMES BOYD i co. for the purpose Of
acting general
Grocery. Commission Storage and Forwarding
u u = So
At the stand lately occupied by WIN r. Anderson first house
ab"vc tho Va Tenn Railroad Depot where they will keep
constantly on hand general assortment Of GROCERIES
AND LIQUORS: also, Gnano, Lime, Cencht ami mi
Plaster fnr sale accommodating terms.
VIII give their personal attention to the sale of Cn>siGv
and proceeds n sales feetrd Ntv
Ing facilities for Storage they prepared
at low rates
receive >tarr of the public that
fort viii be spared to render satisfaction.
JAMES BOYD.
jan Nc dts. GEO A kINNEAR.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-26
Dialogue on Board Steamer St. Nicholas

ON TIE ALABAMA RIVER
Col RFriond ID let in reduce you, MIR W Frrar
Agent Quaker City ing MacLlue You must buy
D-Nc Cot l believe do not want q Sewing Machine
but have always had great iosy to Ia
ion will obliged to your friend Prear If he viii show
F-Ccr,ainy 1t afford much pleasure to graf,
fy YOUR curiosity and have no don6t shall sell you Ma
lAdonrns the Cabin F, begin. to operate. Makes
pair of Negro pants In just 20 minutes
Machines.
rapidly aud with such II Mr. r. would go
along with his Machine, We could get along finely.
couple hours all that required operate the
D-How SO Ono Of my neshbors has Machine tina,
iy can dc anything with IT, although they have had severs
months
will find much more simple You have only to place two
ula,e the by these little the
this manner, and your Machine Is in working order.
D-Weii that certainly is simple enough and Of course
Just so. Sir There Is chance for them 10 get
oruer we IN TACT such 'onndenSe 10 them that we war
that time, free Of charge.
Know D. you what prof, ,herp IA In bavn one
TO do what can he done In twenty minutes by this Machine
the Machine besides in six ronh Ihave purchased
Tor plantation use and one for my family for bne work. qt
D-Coone yon being large Planter, you can afford to
buy one or even two but am small one aud keep Seam
stress. maks the female. o. each family do their
Col jus, try the strength this seam You see il, will
tina, your work, done BY each family a. you saw %
all to eces before it is half worn out
Ok Tasting The "reasa Of The Sss~ r~ that Is tact
Colonel; your last argument has d, cided will take
certain and learn house maid to It, She certainly
~ 1as salg City Dest 9assss Ss sssS Ms saS.
Tor sale at 45 MAIN ST. kIcHnosD, Va the low prize
"! AGENTS WANTED to sell these Machines. The
most b.r "a. discount allowed For single Machine Agencies
jan 26d&cta Agent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-26

The Winter Of l763-64 il stated to have been
the most severe ON record. 1t commenced about
the LIST oi October and lasted ill February The
Euxine Sea WAS frozen to the distarce Of loo mics
from the shore. and the snow and ice nceumula-
ted to tie depth of thirty rubts In this cold the
animal aud vegetable kingdoms suffered grea, in
jury. On the breakingupof Winter, the ice from
the Danube and the Eu1ine. was forced in huge
masses into the Bosphorus aud against the wall of
Constaninorc, which were greatly damaged.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-26

LATER FROM New MExIco AND THE PLAlSs-St
Louis. January 24.-The Santa Fe mail Of the
fifth instant arrived here to-day and reports
that peace has been concluded with the Nava ocs
The missing Neosho mail arrived ut Santa f.
on the ID. II was detained only by the slow move
ments of Lieut.. Bcale's party.
The mail party met no hostile Indians on the
route, hut signs of an approaching outbreak were
daily visible The attack was prevented only by
the strength of the mail party
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-26
Kanawha.

The Opposition IN kanawha County have held
<meetiag add sppointsda large dslegstion 70 the
Richnond Convention. Ameng Other resolutions
They sdoptsd the following:
Resolved, That, In visw Of the course pursued
by the Democracy towards Mr.. Summers in 1856
their present support Of Mr.. Leicher. As origina-
tor Of the RuhFner pamphlet is in no wise to their
credit, and involves them in an Inconsistency ir-
reconcilable with frankness and justice.
Mr.. Summers. twill be rccollectcd. is n resi-
ident of Kanawha-and it is appropriate that
vindication such as the above should come from
that county. Mr. Summers. we believe, is the
owner Of forty or fifty slaves. us 10 was at the
time he was candidate for Govcrnor--but this
did not prevent him from being. according to
Democratic logic, an unsound" man in compari
son with Joo johnson. a Yankee by BIRTH and
not much as the owner of brass button on
niggcr's coat. Mr.. Summers was not 10 be trus-
ted, because he IVES m emancipationist in 1882,
under the influence of the Southampton insurrec
Mr.. Mcdowell, who had expressed
the same opinions, had been previously elected
Governor by this same yrtuous Democratic party
but Mr.. Letcher is now as sound rs q silver
dollar though he was an ancipationist rs lato as
lS47. The Democratic argument Of the matter
may be briefly summed up in this general PROPOSE
ton: Every Democratic candidate for any Office,
no matter what is perfectly sound" though he
never saw a negro-and every Opposition candi-
date is unsound. though he mny DO the owner Of
five hundred ebo shins That's tho long and the
short of it.
The Washington correspondent Of the Cincin-
natti Gazette writes as follows
Judge Douglas camc here predetermined to
bear whatever humiliation was imposed by his
political associates that they tolerate his return
10 party. Hence he has not yenturcd TO lisp one
word of rcbuke for his deposition from the Chair
mnnship on Territories, or to take issue with the
Administration for its proscriptive course during
the Illinois canvass More than this, he has
emily borne the repetition of gross indgn ty from
Mr.. Sidcl with the full knowledge, too, that it
was intended to be personal
The Senator from Illinois looks well eating
humble pic.
Mr. Douglas, also, has taken no notice Of the
gross ndignity put upon him by Senator Jones of
Iowa. And according to all accounts, he has sub
mited to highly offensive epthct from Senator
Fitch of Indiana. 1t is evident that Mr.. Douglas
cannot expect to retain his position in the Senate.
without being tnbooed if he submit quietly to
such treatment. If he had proclaimed himself n
non-combatant. very well. But as no has never
done 80, he must see in what an awkward position
he Ilaces himself and his friends by being thus
continually insulted with IMMUNITY. IfMr. Doug
as be the man that his friends proclaim him to
be, he will very soon silence his enemies, and put
n stop to those offensive personalities. Whether
he is that sort Of II man or not will DO no longer
a question of doubt, if there be much further de-
lay about it,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-26

We shink IL IL hardly ksswa the
int igcnt how deeply
loo down int" the sieres We knew there
ondeul discoveries in these times and wonderful
them, but did know the "
their crncbrs aud even surprising thr mot wonderful
pro.hei OF gtnc life During visit lowcl "
reduced by Of their prominent
"ratry If DIR AyfK. inventor OF CHkWY PtCToRAL ,cd
tArHAl Tic PIils1 where shown with generous
franl liz processes and his products This genius
uf In manufacturing tho subtle
Their vegetable subsLn His Pine
pie stra sbciry theckerbery Ounce Pear Canea CHINA
only eIual hut they exceed purity hav"
Table, themselves His oil Of green pursr
aud II better flavor than that be gathered
plant VI, uadc by chemical tie Ily
boas In tart His Is the
and find ultimate whrh made
compose Them the proportions which
thrstiln Advocate nov II w.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-26
By BRYAN AkERS, AucrIoNEER.

LHXECUTOR'S sAlE.-l will sell In front OF
H the Market House, in the y Of Lvnchburg the
day II this month or 10 likely and yourg NEG ROES
TERMS Gre dit Of mouths for negotiable salts.
fs,toriy endorsed. BENZ. II NOWLIN,
Jan 2!d2Jan. Executor Of Hopkins Now Ill., decd
sTNRrsT SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
CITY AND COUNTY PROPERTY.-By virtue of
trust ed from John kncker and fr to n H. Cam ball
L. Williams, Trustees executed the I'd Of February,
1853 AMI recorded IN The Clerks Office Of this
the undersigned, substtued Trustee
Hastings Court IT Lynchburg will proceed sell the
iscs. on thursday, the Sd day of FEBRUARY next tho
FARM In said deed conveyed. containing aLont
This arm e. IN the Of Campbell, miles frou
Lynchburg the Turnpike leading Court House.
we'll wacred BY Beaver Greek npon all build
ngs and worthy Of the notice persons wishing to pur.
chase An excellent plantation.
On the following SATURDAY. the 5th Of FEBRUARY, I
shall sel sundry LOTS or GROUND lying In city Of
Lynrhburg ao conveyed in said ded-d trust These lot.
are part II the Ground purchased BY the said Rurker
Judge VIM Daniel r aud located betw Bla-k
Creek aud tho Basin ut the James River Kamaw
nal. Also, TWO LOTS of GROUND. In the vicinity
purchased by The sail Rucker # tbs Iynchbrg Msnucur
ihg Company. This property Is very valuable, will
render ed hy tho completion Orange Aexa
dris Railroad and commended to public par.
cular description will be given hereafter
TERMS All the properly will l,c sold q reasonable
credit made known On the day Of sale.
JNo. NJ SPEED Trustee.
jan coswfor3w thcnit5feb Rep copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-26

Mexican Mustang Giwinsrns.-Insrinsics irt"r
could The hic this article
Salt Rhcum. burns, Bruises. Sf JOINTS
,als Ain Pole Evil and S~ eings vi Horses has
equal Man Beast No person will be- without
has tested its value And nth
estimation II the Mustang Lniment can chriully that
article performed In ucigborhood
as thus H. W. smith, Rdgeieid Conn" q. LfIIcH, Esi
Hyde Pack VI writes that the horse considered
less spavn) but "f the
tang ni,ncnt, have sol him for el5O Your Lnncni
d'ng wonders up hcre Such testimony reaching
~ day The hall told Every family should have
Kew The genuine Mustang Is snid by all
callers ghout the world
4 Bragg's LiuimenL" Ith base imitation.
BARNES & PARK, proprctois.
npr win New Y.r;.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-26
ALI
ACCOUNTS DUE
TWI E A YEAR
w
Ercept those hy special c"ahnrf.)
rSs Of January and LIST az July.
q L % r G f NJ. II u c X e r,
Nlll


JANUARY LIST. ir"9,
ID ESPEtTftLlN atn"nnees IL tlnsr kcc inl 1r-nup''
IL whh hm ,and thai ar" dnr this day. ia mary ts leD
that all drawn aud that he is sds
the al each In money He
specially ask and zach fora ID and pay
ny with delay, his tiles glcai.
and he without It, His customers and especially
thai they buy GOO of him cash pr,ts with IN. ~
and unlc andng that ii ir accounts be
paid promptly when due" II not he that
prompt lance with the above under auing is expect.
and required in every Instance.
Those having and r'ins against him rclu
ed present them they viii tie paid pronpiy
tUn. IA litit @. NJ. x
SHOE LAST AND sHOE FINDINGS.-y
- have jus opened large assortment "i fi nab.c III;
Boot Trees. Crimping B,srds Clamps veg. &c Sc
Also hand, French Ia Skins binding SKINS Foot W, b.
u srs, Hee Bail, bread Patent Anvil b. alt, &c,
sale at the .wus market prices ) NJ. SIMPSON
jan e6dt Al The old stand OF sinps' II brother.
DOCKET Cutlery: Pochet Cutler, -
Il Opcucd within the week la and brait
assortment of POCKET CUTLERY .l,aeing thu mos,
choice patterns aud eel in T., gland
y SIMPSON,
ian 26,lt, Svn ut the I.lot.
ulAEED HAH.-,JO Bmte. just received ia
- prime order, and "r sale by
jan N ds JAMES BpfD CO,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-26
Br BRYAN AKERS, AucrIoNxEa.

L of $1,000 WORTH OF DRY GtODS AT AUCTION,
the under the Warwick House. commencing
Friday Night January 4b 1879, at O'Clock, P. M and
continue each day and cyerlng nnri AL disposed Of
Sales c, cry day at ~ A NJ and Q =. NJ. for Ladies
This stock conprs the reest Of Dry Goods
offered Mt auction in this city, part
French and English Broad Cloths Skin. Caxsimeres
Tweed. sattnetts Kentucky Jeans venss Hapdk erehie
0ns Shawls. Under Shirts Drawers, Gl Braces
SHAWLS- French Broche shswls long and square
French Empire and Bay States all wool long and squa~~
Scott P,ds. Cashmere Thbe Wool Sellax Printed
mere and Lima Shawis, Cioaks SC
DRESS GOODS MORE Antique, blsck and fancy; Silks
Pophns French Cashmere Robes aQui Wool PlHds Scotch
Gala piaids Psrn,e,s Coburgs Dc Prints
Musins, &C
LINENS Double Satin Damask Table Cloths all and
patterns: Napkins Doiyv plain Linen extra Brow
Linen Cloths hnc Sheefpg and Tow cling
Ladies' Linen iiandke rchefs, Hosiery, &c.
Mars llcs Counerpanes tDcaser Quilts, Shcetlng Ribbon
Bound hi 'nkcs aud In fact every thing usually found
class Dry Go ds store
The Ladies' respectfully rvtcd to attend Sales
NJ NJ and + NJ. All goods I'd represented
jan lldts Is AkEKS. Auctioneer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-26

DISTRESSING OCCuRRENcE IN BALrIMoRE.---A dis
trcssins occurrence transpired on Sunday morn.
ing last about O'Clock, Mt the residence Of John
$. Williams, Esq, corner Of Park aud Centre
streets. 1t appears, says the American TINT Miss
Maggie Williams, the youngest daughter. while
dressing in her apartment, preparatory 10 attend
ing sabbath School passed near the hearth CRATE
the flames Of which communicated to tho lower
portion Of her dress. pom discovering the fire.
Miss Williams unfortunately lost her presence of
mind, api by her rapid motion for the purpose of
procuring the assistance of the family, who woic
both nstoni-hcd and distressed ut her condition.
and speedily oxtnguished tho flames. Several
phi, ,einu- were sent for, one Of whom, Dir. John
p Mckenzie, rendered all tho assistance which
skill and experience could command. and succeed
ed ia alternating the agony which the young lcly
lnms comparatively easy, and it is hoped
will ultimately recover Deep sympathy is ex-
pres cd for the lady aud family.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-26
CHAs. BLACKBOARD
r. J DAVIS, Trustees
jan 2idi3eb ID. PAYNE,


SAGE 81 RIAL EsTATE in a.fNCA n asGl.
- In with deed the undosiRu
cd Trustees of Franklin Building Fund AssoriaIin by Mar
Baiy aud in obedience order Bnard
Association we W II, on WEDNESDAY, the ID of FEBRUA.
El At ocl"rk + SELL on the premises public auction
HOUSE AND LOT In tho city OF I.ynchburg u.ed ~
blarksmh shop situated ON 4th Alley, between Main
and Sd Streets
TERMS Cash.
CHAS NJ BLACKFORD)
X. J. DAVIS, }Trustoes
jan 81 di3feb d b. PAYNE,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-26
FUTURE DAVIS
BY BRYAN AKERS, AucrIoNEER.
CoMMIssI0NER,s .ALEorALor.

(NOM MIssIONER,s SALE OF LOT.-yw
~ pursuance If decree of III" Crcut Court Lynurr
al III. last In The al BJisScau sha
On thursday. The aSih lust, III uelck, p NJ on Ia.
premises, sell the Lot in The Till and Proceedings In
cause mentioned, containing netird of FraBk
ln II H. and on the South East SIDE M Fr nkn Street
ing e feet anl inches said Street aud rnng back
feet being the Lot sod by the Plaintiff the Defendant
with The Dwelling H"usr la ~, unhnh state, thereon.
TERMS.-A credit of and IL months for neg"
satisfactorily endorsed. &c. kOBT, J. DAVIS, Cour.
Jan l2al3a~ tasjan.l Il. AKKRs, Aurtinneer.
NXTENsuvE SALE OF REAL EaTATRUN
IA LYNCHBU RE- pursuan with deed Il trust.
made to the undes Trustees Of Franku Building Fund
Association. by WIN Johnson and wif. In obedience
order of the Board of sail Association we will on
WEDNESDAY the ID OF PITUITARY 1859 at 81 o'c ock
NJ sell IN the premises at public auction A HOt Sc ~
ASbf0Y, now occupied by sad Johnson, stusted
Falls Alley Diamond HILL fynchhurg, adjoining the lots of
Peter g. Akers and Joseph. G rahsm. ~
TERMS.-Cash,
CHAs. N BLACKBOARD
X. J DAVIS Trustees
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-26

a Profitable and Wen lsfa bl cd
PRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE
| HAVE tor sale, a NEWSPAPER AND JOBGFFICE, in
good and h'Hhht -atnn the IsLor having A LARGE
tlui IATlbN AMI FIRST RATE ADvERTIsIEG
AND JOB PA kONAGE Any suitable person with u small
capital new has up runay for profitable lnvesmrnt
will sci, either all hall Ut the etals The business
"f the office is hnutishipg rthcr
information aidr the rf,r tie IrRiaiaH Iyncl
burg, Va. A. WADDIIL,
jan l7.d:jn Newspaper Advertising Agent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-26

4 YNCHBIRta FEMALE COu.LRGE.-Ths
IL "f the present annual session of this
ton viii commence on the lat ~ February and continue i
he June Th" of instruction embraces all
ance the he st fmslc schools snd arranged
reference the thorough plne and development
mental powers
The College, provided with complete Chemical Phil
osophcal Apparatus and with appancea
FACULTY.
Rev. SAML Cox. Frsidrtt Professor of Mental Nor
al Science. OF History, and OF Belle Lettr,s
LYcURGus G, MATHEWS A. Professor Of Latin Ian
3 and Literature.
Jas BLASKf>s SHIP, Graduate of Va Mlt Inst, Profes
s'r Of Mathematics
q. AaolPHo SAnroRI IL. D., Professor .! Modern Ian
guaeos.
Sig. q F. BcZZAoTRA. Professor Of Music.
Miss 3 H. COLI, In trnctor IN Ornamental Branches
Mis- MANY c. IEFPER and Mrs MARY J TowNLEY. In.
stiu, tvrsi in Primary Studies
EXPENSES.
Board including furniture, fuel, lights and at.
tehinnce. per term e73 %
" Latin per term. 10 90
French Spanish. or Italian, each per term. 10 90
" MHac per trr1. 2o On
g ornamental Branches. per term, from II ~ 10
Tho study Of the classics # the Modern Langn and of
the Ornamental Branches optional Latin aud French how
required in order to gr,d isiion.
Bone half of the expenses be psii strictly In ad
For further particulars, address the Pr, silent.
I.