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NEW MILLINERY.

HurcHrsss8ENW !. N HtNR5 Rave received and
!HFS$ e g.
3 SSsS IS aS&
and vicinity is re ffSrcHiN lnyItsd uNpo
mar 23-6t $40 Penn ave.. bet. 9th and 10th SITS.
cite, reprinted from the Home Journal, i vol
The CulPrit Fay, by Jos. Rodman Drake, vol
Lady BIessinston's Conversations with Lord BY
Buckand's Curiosities Of Natural History, l vol
~ fHILP's Bookstore. Nc; $50 Paw,
mars between 9th and nth SITS.
STEVENS, Browns Hotel, offers to the trade "a
sSpsts supply Of GENTiEMES 's'i BE ELS sSa
sin SERIN "a TE TT Re D. s 2 corror uN-
b ~ tElikG sh CANES,
PERFUMERiES, SOAPS, &c.
GEN isss fgd RR%Pf.f assortment of
bnying Tor cash, they Offer Tho best and
newest goods at the lowest prices at ,,,,,,,>,S,
mar 2t-6t Salesroom, Browns Hotel.
E, WATCHES.
panhagan Vsch:t"D sn h My n,c, 20
Of celebrity complete assortment always ETAl
Also perfectly reliable Timekeepers, by less H1fa
bic makers at very low rates.
II, Watches and Chronometers carefully re-
f"" ' y 'A''l NV" n. W. GAIT & BRO,
mar ., Jewellers, S5i Pa. av., d9oIs weSsof
mar 2i-3t " Browns Hotel.
sE sSa3 E SSeffsHA Bfof RssRRGAIN-
AM, a pair Of young HORSES about six IN
igf rs :ss q: s+a
MERCHANT F. f q ffT5KE RSbi cLorH,ER.
H.. IS rs"s a
s5S tSS MES $sA %Exk shies
Fl s$f3i IT,.
Which { marked %tS ss Gsls
y ne are secured from imposition, and may rely on
III MIWa; BKxsEr, fayorsbly known to MANY
viii pleased NEE. his friends and he pnbc
sG %sr as,t Enc servo ' GOOD T'' FIT.
SMEkksHh Ne 2E JOSHUA
2,oo WHITE PINE TREES, well grown, 81
2,mS NORWAY FIR, well grown. s to fac, b;,h
100 BALM OF GII.EADFIR do. do. d. "'
$1,000 TO l5coo SHADE TREES, of great variety
Ihave also pm Trees ofthe famous salw.v Peach
a new English variety of high reputation. price 81
Thirty varieties OF the most approved STRAW
BERRY for general cultivation, mostly American
sort. ~
MESTS EyERSREEfEhSs,' sh hhhbiT f 9hMA
Catalogues and circulars furnished on application
through the post ONCE or otherwise
mar - lw JOSHUA PIERCE
TO BE SOLD FOB WANT OF. UsE--An ex-
superior riding and driving animal, ff for IN
horse be used for will bs sold with w.r,.n,,
Also, a top BUGGY and HARNESS. Int It'll:
worn. Price for the whole SS25 The Horse nj 10
sold separa tey If desired. Inquire at OfSce nftps
Washington Aqueduct, Georgetow mar ~ 3''
+ AIDES BRAIDS, PLATs, CURI.S Hale
II WIGS, and PUFFS at GlBR@S. near corner
+OLD SILVER WANTED at $50 Penn.yIv.ni.
" avenue. 1f EEsE -
maria ) ----.--z-- H. o. HOOD.
MARTIN Il SCHATZE'S GUITARS WIN
lvl Inns; Vielin and Gnitar CASES, for ale a
mar "a METZEROTT'sM Music sto,e.
nNE SECOND HAND SEVEN OCTAVE PJ-
" ANO at $50; one 6k Chickeriue Al k7s. On.
Stein n Al5: for Rale NJ the Wareroors ", oass
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Georgia, which left this port on Thursday for
Philadelphia, when Of Helena, N. c.. broke her
after cross-tail, bent her piston rod, and dssbled
and her passengers sent forward by the Kevssope
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By ]. &. MCGUIRE & CO., AuctIoneers
HlGHLY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT
- PuBLIC AUCTIoS.-On WEDNESDAY AZ
TERNOON, March 18th, at o'clock. on the prern-
lSes we shall sell Lot No TO- i'm square No. $50 font
ing s. feet on 18th ST. west between Pa avenue and
north + street. running hack 100 feet | inch Tins
valuable lot will he divided into three lots Of IS feet
t41a o'clock, on the premises we shall sell. Lot
No. q. IN Jas. Caden's subdivision of Square No
$50. fronting q feet 2nches 10th street west be-
tween l. and streets north, running back 1888 feet
feet. '
Also, Lots q and o. in same square, fronting each
p feet II inches north NJ, between 9th and 10th
streets west. running back l2n feet to 10 feet aey
ami containing each 2,7Jn square feet.
Also, Lot 81, same square, fronting = feet on 9th
street west, between l. and NJ streets running hack
lS8 feet z inches to 5D-feet alley, and containing
$3.50 square feet.
At o'cIoc K, on the premises, we shall SELL two
valuable Lots IN Square No.. iis. fronting each 26
feet inches on street north at the corner of 9Th
street west, running hack l43 feet to Is feet aey
These are the most eligible and desirable building
locations that can be found for sale in any part of
the city. Titles perfect.
Terms: One fourth cash I; the residue in g. r. and
on the premises.
pad l. c. Mc(fITIRE A. An
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E0R RENT-A neat and commcdlous three story
Il FRAME HOUSE, with cistern in the ward on
18th street, between | and X.
Also, one of the most eligible Business Stands on
pennsylvania avenue. Inquire of j. w. SNYDER
SON, Bankers. fe -eotf
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Non-ArrIval Of European Steamers
HALIFAX, March 26-l0 a. m.-The weather IA
calm and foggy. There is no sign Of any steamer
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FOR SALE-On Very Accommodating Terms
4 Valuable BRICK DWELLINGS, VIZ: One
situated on west side 2lst street west, between G.
and II north two on the south side of r St north,
one oil which, mo. 1871 with spacious grounds at
tached between 18TH and 18th streets west and tho
othor between 10Th and 2lst streets west; two adj
joining, 45l and 49, with large lots attached
on TN side New York avenue, between nth and
18TH streets west one north side G street north
between 18th and 18th, west one mo 404 ON north
side street, between 18th and 18th west also soy
era within the vicinity of the City Hail. and Others
IN different parts of the city. ~
Also, For Sae-A large number of v,Iu,hIa
BUILDING LOTS and FRAME DWELLINGS.
IN different parts of the city, and at various
Apply to POLLARD WEBB, No. $50 (2d story
Iln sueet. MARS
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TWO WAYS TO WEDI.OCK, new Novel
l. ette, reprinted from the Home Journal, l vol
ume, 81.
The Culprit Fay, By Jos. Rodman Drake, ] vol
ume, 50 cents.
ron. voome, ST.
Buckand's Curosities Of Natural History, vol
umes, SI.25.
PHILIPS Bookstore. No. $50 Pa av,
narS between 9th and nth SITS
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Reported Fiiisusser Inv,.i.. ~ c.s.

NEW YoRK, March 2s-rh- f,..,--.-
Unis asserts that libustsring exnsS,se 5. ".
to start for Guba on the receipt Oh instrnr,,s
pected oy the next steamer from Havana: TINT ~.
are stored in Southern cities. II states th-f -,
are ready 10 depart simultaneously from dIf.rsn,
parts Of the Union and secret agents on the Jss.S
are engaged toNprepare fscile access.
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FOX SAl.E-Two BRICK TENEMENTS in
l. Georgetown, pleasantly situated on West ST .
IN the midst of an agreeable and polished society
and convenient to the best schools and churches A
sum OF money will be taken which will give TO the
purchaser. IN rents, 10 per cent. Terms One fourth
cash ara the BALANCE in 2 and years, with inte
Insurance Company, 18th street, will designate the
property more particularly.
Il. b. ADDISON, Agent
mar 10 eotf Alexandria Va
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THE LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph 70 the Evesinr ca.


e'c feee IN tne W est u mdfee.
SAsANNAH, March 25.-The schooner Alice Ban
Del, from Havana on the 2osh hriuvx iptrIl,v.,r.
.nst cargo OF 80 Africans had been CAPTURED ana
into Porto Rico, and the crew Of the vessel
edios Cuba Wv Hso wen snoeo ~ KEN
r.a,,h n,avsna, sugars and molasscs WEIR Arm
were improving, and exchange dcclinI.c
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mar 10 eotf

fOR RENT-A two-story BRICK HOUSE,
4 nearly new, containing rooms, fronting OIL (
street, near I'D street, and spare south of Penn
avenue near the Circle. Inquire at the Grocery
store corner OF Penn. avenue and I'D street.
IN
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.Ss.ne:. e s..t o Ps.Ss: !. 0 &c
yer u the Star Once. - tsasse u
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III NEW MILLINERY.
HUTCHINSON K MUNRO have received and
are now opening their supply of SPRING and <5N
SIMMER MiL,I;INERY, comprising LEG QY
BRAID. NEAPOLITAN, CHIP, swiss, and
other STRAW B0NNETS; Rich FRENCH
FLOWERS, RUCHES, I.ACES, RIBBONS,dc;
to which the attention Of the LADIES of Washington
and vicinity is respectfully invited.
HUTCHINSON x MUNRO,
mar 23-6t 80 Penn ave.. bet. 9th and 10th SITS
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C1lA REWARD.-BRANcH OFFICE. GiRAR
DIOO FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF PHILADEL-
PHA No. 80 I'D story 18th street, Washington city,
l4th March, lR59.-l am authorized by this company
tn pay SlO0 for the and conviction Of the per-
son or persons who, during the nig int Of the It'll
slant, fired and burnt two frame dwellings that were
situated on LIST street west, between Virginia ave-
nue. and ID street south, and which were insured by
this COMPANY.
mar l4-lms POLLARD WEBB, Agent
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IL WATCHES.
Il RODSHAM, Cooper, Adams, Jurgensens, CO.
ponhagcn, Vacheron. and all other Watches p
Of celebrity. A complete assortment always "a
Also, perfectly reliable Timekeepers, by less nota
bic makers at very low rates.
H. Watches and Chronometers carefully re-
paired by skillful wOrkmen.
NJ. w. GAIT & BRO.
Jewellers, 35i Pa av., doors west of
mar ~ st BROWNS, IInfaI
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SECOND ARRIVAL OF SPRING GOODS
- The undersigned have Just opened their n.
second invoice Of SPRING and SUMNER
GOODS, comprising large and w ell selected M
assortment of Cloths, CassImeres and Vest Mr.
lngs, for Spring wear, 20 which they invite -AAa-
the special attention of their friends and customers
Z. OWEN a. SON,
Military, Naval and CitzeDs' Merch't Tailor,
mar l2-eo2w No. 2I2 Pa avenue.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

EOR RENT-A three-story BRICK HOUSE.
i pleasantly situated on the Island near the pub'
Ilc grounds. Rent S2n Inquire of r.. n. CLARKE
Esq corner OF Louisiana avenue and 9Th stree 4 or
at No. SIS 18th street Island. mar 2s a
Fox RENT.A three story BRICK HOUSE
Il NO. 30, fronting on Penn avenue, second hon Sc
east Of the klrkwoOd House. Inquire Of RICHAR D
SMITH, Esq, At the Bank Of Metropolis. The
tease expires on the list of March, 1852. 26-lw
FOE RENT.,fhe two story FRAME DWEI.-
The house is supplied with gas and gas fixtures Ind
VIII pc VACATED on the LIST of April. Apply nextdoor
north at No. 80 Montgomery street, Georgetown.
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EOR RENT-STORE and DWELLING No
80 7th street, containing fine rooms store
ana cellar, with gas, In good business part of the
clty|wIll be rented or leased to n good tenant at
very low rent. Inquire of WIN. MARSHAII No
AS G street, near Depot. mar 25-Sts
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FOR II ENT-A small BRICK HOUSE on the
la Island, corner OF az and streets, containing
or S67 New York avenue, between 10th and 18th SITS
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NOR SALE-A variety of BUILDING LOTS,
u on terms accommodating. Also, FIRE RISKS
Furniture. Inquire Of DAVID MYERTE, No.
Todd's Building. mar Io-eo9ms
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WAsHINGTQN SEWING ROOMS
Nov i, the tune me 70 . sps Spine and SUMNER
sHR made " e 9sssI RTA wiTsssscesr !. Pre-
Shortest police. All deseIiPtions Of Sevins done.
SHIRT BosoMs COLLARS, and WRIST
' mSr IA is-i n - -. n. o. MOVES
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Two BE SOLD BY PRIVATE BARGAIN
Il a four seated ENGLISH BROUGH- ~
AM. pair Of young HORSES about six IN
teen hands high, and a set of double CAR "a
hIAGE BARNESS Apply at the British Lega-
ton. PAS H street. Washngton. marI
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NEW SPRING GOODS.
stock Of French and American PAPERHANG
LNGS WINDOW BLADES Of every variety.
in my line, at very low prices. -------
49,, L. FCtARk:
nss. !:i;.a :ss 8. q * S: ~
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A TAKE NOTICE.
"A CHANGE being made in our finn makes ID i'm
peratIve upon US to close up business previous
70 tho 10th March, 1872 with the utmost dispatch.
We therefore earnestly request all who indebted
to us either on open accounts notes lying ovsr.
to settle immediately by cash or negotiable paper
We shall receive IN a few days large addition TO
our stock of Furniture and other Goods, which We
will sell very low for cash good paper.
McGREGOR A CO.,
22-StawSw 53n aud 500 18th at
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STRAW BONNETS, IN EVERY QUALITY
- and price, OF the latest shapes, at STEVENS,
SSb Pennsy avenue, between 9th and 10th SITS.
10 coli ISfnfasl
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Ws Al pS sSGfi%Rftf RENETTINS sPs DEG
LOOMS, &c.. is solicited To the large and elegant
stock Of PAPERHANGINGS, FIRE-BOAED
S IKRIIEETSSi WI WINDOW, SHAPES d GItT COR
&c. which we have now IN store, and will be re-
cefvlng every week.
The attention of the Isdies is particularly invited
to the New and Varied Styles. We will take pleas
ure IN showing tn m whether the v purchase or EsL
Paper hung at the lowest prices.
FRANKLIN q ROTHROCK.
Southwest corner 9Th and SITS.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-01

EScouRAGE THE BRDs.-A gentleman nj
Mamaronecl, \. Y, in letter to the Country
GentiemHa, says
"Whiie hoeiog my garden the other day,
observed a small bird alight near row of cab.
bares. He commenced at one end of the row
and making the entire circuit of every plant
and examining carefully the under surface ri
every leaf, went through TO the other end His
search vas not unsuccessful, for he found and
devoured worm. or other insects from almost
every plant Now, no gold could buy the ser.
vice, which The scores Of these WINGED assist
ants that labonr so diligently for me, perform
so effectualy without money and with price :;
giving me sweet songs without number in al.
dition. Reader, encourage the birds :"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-01

To KEEP PorAToEs FROM SPRoUrlNG.-To
keep potatoes intended for the use Of the table
from Spring until now potatoes grow, take
boiling water, pour into tub, turn in as many
potatoes as the water i'll well cover, pour of
the water. handle the potatoes carefully, laying
up 10 dry place on boards, only one layer
deep, and see if YOU do not have good potatoes
the wear round, without hard strings and
watery ends caused by growing. The neigh
Dor | got nv information from says he has
never failed, or had any trouble from roiting
or sprouting. Try a few.-Ccrrespoadence
Prairie Farmer.
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Improving t Hon stead.

"
r.;,,J Wv h,rI ,,,, b,,.n,r, of
,,a c,,nors ,,;ss,,,, N h.,r.in. and improve
H., o,r,b and !, This ,,y aiya if more Of the
san,bIan,o or ,b,, ha,,,in,I s,,t ioh,bj ed by
n,,n ~ tho J,", ,r hi, orinitiy, irnorcncp.
w T,,i,u,. sI,,,Iin Ta ,ha ,li,,, If the
f,,n,. r., ,,,l., hi ,,.oo ooJ all i,s surrounI.
; '''t, w. .,,,,,,na To-, him do Ms
- ;I, IL ,l,;..,,l,,, Me sors
I'LL ,,,r G,,,r T., III. c;,r 70
Ism Ism p',,.,.;...'.I ~. e.. ,,,,or,o j.;
c,o,n, g., n ~, F.y;s,on.o t., C,rr,or,. homes
s"lII'rr ~ 49, I,,S,;,, ,,.L,, :. st,nlI and
~. 49," aL a.;,I ~, .ao. ;,,, ,ta r,rror,s nro.
t,V 'us'; ",o I' - ,"'o ,' " :,
,'a',to' ',''. "a ,i,arI,s, vovs If
,.nG"s VIZ ~ n, nona nro.
""o,'E W. .,I ha,,G, ,bon r,sn,
=. ,''O'' W. , ,,' ,Li,,.. ,ha,,
,"s cu' '''.S. .' ;.,, ,,,s,,,i;oJ
"'e ~ .''s w. ~ 'ss' f',' Io,' ~ heir
ssr'sl'! m". eo,"' Te io o,'" e sn,,ar
anJ ,ho aro,.o,irs nd"cnr" in breakm@ tbe
"''u W. P'os,.,' ro,,'rL ,,;ads or ,y;,,er,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-01

LOAF OF TEA CAxE.-Take cups Of sour
milk, II cup of fine sugar 2 teaspoonful OF
butter, teaspoonfu Of soda; add little nut
meg. after which add 3 = cups Of -four.
CREAM PAvcAEEs-Mix well together a
-isrre spoonful Of -four 10 l-2 pint o. cream /;
break in = e.gs. and beat well till all is smooth;
shea adj . ounces Of fine white sugar. / 9 tea
spoonful Of ground cinnamon and nutmeg
Fry them as you would erdje cakes.
You may apply cow or pig manure raw TO
all fruits and berries, but not horse manure :
that never should be used fresh-make ii first
iato composi-Fdrzer'S Magzz.aas.
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MouI,a Fprmiric gnstitu.e.

NJ mound frame, Anderson tp., icNHs,
/ 4 l-2 miles y. 4. Of P1icsiiRc, on The TyicrGRd
Shreveport RO1d.
TlIE Fourteenth Session Of this Institution opened on he l.,
Monday IN August under the charge Il Elder JAMES H.,
MALON t. assisted by able and well approved Faculty.
The buildings ample ana commoou. purmitorirs the
plan Thomas clrrsou'r0 pHfiS only In The two
Departments entirely distinct and IN separate buildings
Scholastic Year consists nf Ave months each The
iiCigh B'hdting Ciub has fine LIBRARY presented to
by the crHity nj the friends NJ the Institution Students rcce
we'd time and charged Ony from the day entrance to the
close uf the session.
y. B--A damage done to Dormtorrs furniture charged
to the occupants. nomiorics furnished with everything
to r.nr them comfortable aud pleasant, and in style
superior to anything In this State.
Charges for Board, Tuoa RoomR,nt FH,I ant UashinF
for me Scholastic Year ofttcO sessions Of months.
English Department, LIST Glass II paid close, SOO
fuo paid Mt close, 10
2ud Glass, If paid ~ close ITO
ifnot paid ut Clr.c, III
Lugual Mathematical department.; paid elise, 10
II not paid at close, 1872
Music on Violin, Guitar or Piano, (rach) 30
Contingent fee,
Ten pcrc cent discount allowed for advance pay mens.
Positively deduction under any circumstances except for
prntractcl sickness.
Sept. II, lSjS-- II IN.
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Mckenzie EnstilUsc.

Il lie eighteenth session of this Institute will open
| on thc first Monday Of October next and continue
fry weeks nader The upcru'cnluncr Of Dry. J. ". r. Me-
Er4lr assisted by Nl corps uf experienced Teachers The
buildings ar, hrr anil pleasant aud IRlratIy well supplied
with apparatus, The Departments u this Academy viii be
entirely distinct
charge. or uoarl TuIon, Room Rent, Washing, etc, kr
session II furty weeks!
Eugsh Department, II Iad atcln'r $40 On
Ia 10 n not paid ut close sian 10
IuptnI or Mathematical Department. phl Mt rlr.e $3.50
Ia no In mt paid NJ close, Sll3 on
Music on Plane Forte with use II instrument $50
Incidental tax on each student 81 90
Ten per How, for all advance payments Pupils charg
FL, the muui from II entrance, and d"uc
nn will he made under amy circumstances except FIR proccd
sickness. August 20, lSjS,-gly
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II. T., FtK., JAS. 7. nIMBLE.
lJEEL & DUMRLE, Cotton Factors, General
! Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
H0mStoH TcrnS PREREQUISITES the terminus of the Gem
raj Rail Road, OFfICEAain Street. Personal attention Civ
to the sales of Cotton Hides Produce ana the execution of
riders entrusted to Cdsb .ir0HccS made Cotton other
assignments rSnc shipment friend. Calves
New York Liverpool Cotton forwarded FIRE Of bray
Oct. lS5S--ll w.
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GAINESVILLE INSTITUTE.
TINE THIRD SESSION of this Institute will COM
L mencc on the I'd of January, 1859, under the
superintendent of
l.. ELLIOTT anil
Miss J. VI. COMPTON,,
Especial attention will be paid to the mental and
moral culture of pupils entrusted to their and
no pains will he spared to secure a thorough know
ledge Of all the branches taught in the school.
TUITION PER MONTH
FIRST CLAss-Orthography Reading, Writing.
and Elementary Arithmetic, 81
SECOND CLAss-Arhmetic continued Geogr-
ply, English Grammar, and Natural Phi
losophy, 30
THRU CLAss-For all the higher branches, in
GLIDING Chemistry, Mental Philosophy Phs-
iology, Analogy, Rhetoric Logic, Ancient
and Modern History; also, Latin and Greek, 8 90
Students will be charged from date of entrance till
closc of session. No deduction made, except in
Of protractcd sickness death.
VISITING CoMMITTEE
DR.. NJ. w. Mathews, L. Cooling,
Rev j. L. Wheeler, W. Bean,
W. L. Fletcher.
Jan. s. 1S59-275 mos. ~Ns., 4
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tnENNN MILITNRY INSTITUTES. AT

L RufERSNlLLE, opens IT, next session janu- III
ay "a Cu sr yraT"l fyy weeks divided IN 10" srs'iuu. PH
mi, with Junr, Vacation July and August, Holiday aTIj
Christmas, III
TmnN-,rla sa0 PER s.ion, $40 per year L
Collegiate $50 Per srssu, 90 :lUl per yrar,
luH,n frNIs3 pr year narl, Including washing, lights
and fu,l az pr m,uih,
nstplNl--Nlllllry studies, thoroughly collegiate
pUls,-lu i,run, To- hr had NJ he Institute
PNYuTNVs- Advance fr zach srs,iung dalis tolerated.
tuirHs their hHis aWl uruiurr awi police their
rooms Address 4, q, fuRsIlAi, Superintendent,
Aug, ~ lsjS, oily RUifTsTHlt, Tfrgs,
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Mounl PralrIe II!gh Achool

n U NNIITl THhoIINIl NNN We - u HNIIIl
" Assistant.
H. rTsi session "a tl- srlri, si lurIrs ne nT Nn'
Cas- i1 O T, IT, -r tsur s lr aNiu .,u I4u sos
slHls ~ ukr u.HHlr .arh.
iiilNs---Hf FHifinr FFT N'ssfHEs
Crirr.lr srl ,r,iua.r, 80, ~ 81
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AgrlIa rHl.sunl, HHsnrtTy fn- ltuiriry, Surveying,
hrrrlHINr arsi Annals tral Gr,rulry, linfU1t.al ami
lu sTtl ta'HiHi,, A,Irlualy, Nrital Philosophy, the
r'rlHtUts ~ L,lin, hrFk aIi NIsush Hu-u.srs 10 n
flHl it- E enlarged ra thr l.Hr ut ulrus unli tiir
rnt Il hr ,r,s'I unlrss in ui UrHrarni Iurss,
Tuition I.yahlr 40 ilrr rNuiriilull II r,ri term
This srh1ls heated u iallas ruA, seven miles north iUr
n hlllas, thv UsltUu, ~ I'm MrUl aud W. D,
F"rlnrT, hau can lr had In ihr nrslsTl-i on Tyas''
br t,rm' lAr student Hi he charged 50 es pr sv'sl"n IN
riirul,l rNlrG-,s, lily,
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4. N. La:iIner.

ATTORNEY At LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
ReikHap, iiuHHg CoHsiy, IfTas,
WA si'r PrHt s's asstia as aF'i.n q e. ci',lln
yus iT,t ,uils n lhr ruIis Fl" tr 10Th 'ulra
n,Tt NW ear csihca., investigate lsIri liIs, ITuIe
.airlts, 40, zee > -, -1lll,
rHAS, C. LACY, General Lani Agent, and
X Notary Puhlic, DfaioH, DeaioR 10, ISTas,
nec, :, lNis-laIt
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
John .. Good,
4 T TO RNE VA TIA "

DALLAS IlAA's
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t.r- ll- t'I ri 90. "a laraEr lri1- 'si.iii g. Ina
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Medical Notice.

aNinS associated ourselves In the practice II Medicine We
- very respectfully offer professional services the pubo
generally, and viii give strict attention all entrusted IN
our care :. u. PRYOR, VI, D.,
hoU CllAS. II. PRYOR, NJ d.
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R. =. Guy.

.7TTORN'EY -.aT-L.aW, Pr
LANCASTER, DALLAS CO., TEXAS va.
LII business entrusted TO him will receive prompt AMI faithful
~ attention.
Feb &c. 1S5a.-33:1y.
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CABINET FURNITUREl

THE undersigned having Turcl asc the entire stuck
and HIpurtenances Il the Cabinet shop, formerly
owned by W r. Burtls Bro af this place,
prepared with increased facilies to supply the
Try with an the furniture needed The most reasonable rates;-
would Ike exchange furniture for lumber. We also pre-
pared to manufacture patterns from the castings Of Mil Irons,
eaper Tresers &c. Expecf keep hand Soh0 Sugar
Mills 81 orders entrusted viii be promptly AZ. end
e. to- AM e1rc5ei in the sh-rsst possible tine
-Iil--t 2 is5a-ss lyl aOBLE, rIIoE CO.