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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-02-03

EXECUTOR'S SALE The following de-
II scrbed real estate of William Gibson. deceased late
of Utter twp will be exposed public sale in the follow
ing order viz: lot OF land in Burlington twp situate
Brown Creek containing three acres, upon which is
erected good steam sawmili with all its appurtcnanceS
in order for saving And also farm with the afore-
said Greek running through the centre of it, bounded
the south by land of Charles Knapp and the aforesaid
saw.mi lot which lot is bounded also the south by
land of said Knapp the west by land of Luther and
Travis the north by the Carol land aud the east
by land of Walter Pollock. Containing sixty-nne acres
more with about thirty acres improved and small
house and stable thereon The sale take place the
premises THURSDAY the Sd day of FEBRU AIRY
l59 and also the following day at the house of said
Gibson decd all the hill land of the old homestead in
Ulster containing hundred and eighty acres with
hundred acres in good state of improvement
mnch of cleared Of tumps, and divided into three lots
for the purpose o accommodating purchasers. The survey
aS made by O. Hickey, showing the divisions, will be
hited the day Of sale There is stream called the
Hcmnck Run passing through the whole i.ggth of the
said land with sawnill in good order for saving stu
hed the middle lot. which has standing upon it both
pine and OAK timber sufficient for all the purposes of the
farm and spare. There two dwelling houses at the
mill and one other small one same lot. Terms Of pay
ment will be maue known on cash day of sale.
JAMES ELLIOTT
Ian 4 1853. Executor
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Great Bargainsin Goods
TRACY g. MOORE.

A RE now receiving a very large AMI drSir-
N able assortment al Fall and Wi itr Goods. which
will be sold low anything that be found in th,
market consisting o Dry Goods Shirtng Stripe Shifting,
Ticking Denim, Cotton Bats Cotton Yarn Carpet Warp,
Wicling Prints, SattineS, Kentucky Jeans Fancy and
Black Cashmere Black and Blue Broad Cloth, Ii sey,
Cotton Table Diaper Linen Crash, Napkins Table Cloths
DLmask Table SpreadS Beached Muslin, Red and White
Flannel Cotton Flannel, Grain Bags. &c.
DREss GooDs.--De Laines Hamilton Pacific mills,
No. Popns. De Beges. Chenille Scarfs, Knit Hoods,
MerinOs, CasimereS, Pardmatas, &c.
SHAwLs.-A large assortment of new and choice pat
terms OF Stella and Wool Shawls.
HATS AND CAPs.-M Men and Boys Wool and Fur Hats
and Caps, the finest assortm Mt in town.
Doors SHoES-A the different description OF
Men, Women and Childrens Wear. sold cheap far cash
October II, 1853. TRACY Il MOORE.
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CUE WINTER sTocy

Is MOST COMPLETE-CO CONSISTING
of Single and Double Broche Shawls from Sc to $50.
Single and Double Wool Plaid ShlwlS from 10 10 sG4
Dress Goods Of every descrtn Boys and Mems Wear
in every style and unalty, from the cheapest Kentucky
Jeans to the finest Broad Cloth Flannc from yard
the best in the world, BleachCd and Brown Muslin
from cts tn the most superior grades Table Cloths Pi
ano Covers, Dinner Napkins Tea DoylicS Damask, Tow
cling Hosiery, Gloves Mtcns Gannetts and in fact
everything that rational human being can desire TO find
in a first class Dry Goods store NJ MARSH cos,
No & Unon Block Elmira N. Y.
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Humphrey & Wickham

~ row receiving large addition to their Stock of
\ sole and Upper Leather Calf and Kip Skins, Shoe
rad and other Findings, Sugar Molasses, Syrup Tea,
r. and other Family Groceries, Sheetngs, Shirtngs,
tc., which they offer with their former Stock at
advance for Cash or Country produce, and respect
lyte buyers to give them a call.
.rlnda Jan. 25 l-Jg.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-02-03
COURT SALE.-By

ORPHANS COURT SALE.-By virtue
~ Of an order ofthe Orphans Court Of Bradford
ty, will he exposed % public sale on the premises
THURSDAY, the Sd day Of FEBRUARY, 1859, at one
o'clock NJ the following described real sitaate
in Tuscarora tnp bounded and described follows to
wit North 10y the land of John Capner cast by land Of
land in possession Of Wyllis Rogers Containing fifty
thereabous, about thrtyivc thereof i'm
pryvcd with log house framed barn and young orch
ard OF it trees thereon excepting thcrerom acre
lying in the northwest OF said lot late the
oI William p. ClIpper, decd. Term, made known on day
Of sale. JOHN CLAPPER,
January {, lS59. Administrator.
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Eadies Dress Goods,

DARTICULAR attention is invited TO large assort-
i mcnt Of Ladies' Dress Goods being received by
JOSEPH POWELl.-comprsing everything that is now
fashionable and durable in Berages Crane Mo-ets Or
CANDIES French Printed Jaconetts, Lawns, English end
French Prints BrillaBts Ducal PlaidS. Lstres Chas
Gnghams Prints, &C. DC, which will he sold at price s
far less than before offered in Towania
June :. 1855.
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legal INTEREST"

FT'IIk LEU AL INTEREST UN MUNE1
i is from to per cent per annum. who therefore,
woJ Ill pay Is per cent. more for G O d s cred
it than they can buy the sare articles for of MARSH n
CO.. of Elnra. for Cash? "Al, that's the question
which is daily answered by many WAC hire money at
81 nps interest and buy for Cash thus saving conn Od in
tcrest y, you aSk where Goods can he h0u ht heap
f-r Cash? Our answer is at MARSH ( cos. No
Union Block, Elmira Y. Y.
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= IT O V r. 8

For cooking with Coal or Wood or Parur Office Shop
Stoves made at the above works But you wish 10 give
orders for CASTING OR MACHINE WORK, call at the
other end of the establishment whore You pro
cure anything YOU want in tie line of AGRlCCLTJ RAL
IMPLEMENTS with late improvements, such As pluws
Cultiyators, Corn Shele Cutting Boxes Horse and Dog
Powers &C., kind of Casting in Brass, Iron ard
c imposition or Machine Work and Repairing in neat
and wolkranlike manner. CASH paid for Old Pewter
or Britapil o. ID. BARTLETT.
T0WaDdl Jan & 1853,
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THE WORLD BEAT"

TITS CONCEDED THAT MARSH SEQ,
l. OF ELMIRN. can, and 10 heat all competitors in sell
ing Embroderies, Collars Sleeves, Bands, Flouncings
Dec. :, 1858. N1 ;, UNION RTOCK
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-02-03
DOUGLAS ELECTED (!

THE NAN that makes the TIN AND SHEET IRON
l. WARE at the EAGLE WORKS. is supposed by his
Idmrng ricnd- tn he the best ook man and the hest
workman in Tin and Sheet iron Of any in this region
IF country. Tin Ware de by him il warranted not TO
leak sand Hc is always hand like tou>and brick
make work to order, or do HOUSE JOBBlNG: Fave
rrnurhs. Conductors and Roofing, to exhibit large
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-02-03

ENECUTOR'S NOTICE-Notice is here
by given that all persons indebted to the estate of
THOMAS BRINK, Iced. late Of Pike township, must
make Immediate payment and all persons having demands
against said estate, VIII present them d1ly authenticated
for set, lement PERLEY II. BUCK
Dee 20, lNS0 Executor
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EXPENSES PAID.

ALL CUSTOMERS FROM 4 DIS
~ TNNCE h. trade at MARSH & cos, in El miri,
will have their cxncaSes than paid what they
save in tho price Goods Hundred Of persons have
tried II to their entire satisfaction Try it on, come and
soc s hIy twenty dplars worth Of and if y0u don't
find il 90 YOUR cxnan-es will all he naid in cash hv
Dee MtRSH-& co s.. No. ), Union Block.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-02-03
trss'rs orthe Poor Report for u. year 1853.

ovsrssrs cSths Poor Report for the year 1853.
ExPESDITUREG.
Paid Z. Madden for keeping Mrs. Crow, a 50
G Sweazey for keeping Jacob Gaines, 30 90
Hollon Floyd Decker, 81
Relef to SavercOo and family, II 80
O Sage II IS
" Mrs y Grady, SS
Fa.d Mrs. Warner for keeping Mrs. Minor, IL %
" Vandercook e d" g" ~ 90
Temporary relief TO Colorsd womon, so
Paid William Nix services in 1855. 40 90
j. T. Kirby, 10 90
y h Ladd As physician, 10 90
Paid Mrs. Baker for keeping Lorinda Pope, IL 70
Powell Smith stage fare, 90
" Mrs. Baker for keeping Miss Beebe 3 90
Temporary relief to McCarty and German, } OO
John Reese, 90
Mrs. Powers, IS
Paid c. Wells for conins for paupers, 10 Is
Thomas Barnes for digging graves paupers 90
" Sarah Ogden for keeping Dan Sullivan, 10 90
Attorney fees, s 90
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E..pal.
r IST OF JURORS DRAWN FOR
IL FEBRUARY TERM AND SESSIONS, 1889.

GRAND JURORS.
Abanv-Joseph Lee, Dr. dgdbury-Clysses Farms
Fowler Miller Hiram Hor- worth. John Miller.
Asyum-John Horton. Warner.
Athens twp-parick Flood ngaeld-Norman s.Hos-
Burlington Wst-R Phelps ley.
Columba-Alden Keys. iTowanda North-FZra Rutty
Canton-Ephraim Case. Ulster-C Cornelius Plowman.
LeRoy-Samue Bailey Windham-W William Bsbcock,
Monroe twp-George Corey,I John KingsIand
Orwell-Charies Epson. Wilmot-SamGel Bacon.
Pike-A PaysOu. iWysox-S Pierce.
WyaluSing-John Weles.
TRAVERSE JUIoRs-FIRsT WEEK.
Albany-P Wilcox. I5mithaeld-Wm Peterson J
ASylun-Miner Terry. Oryille Gerold.
Armenia--Nathan Sherman ISplingaeld-Andrew Cum
Athens twp-John Morley mings, jr, Joel Andrus
Erastus Wocott. WmT Bailey.
Burllngton.Danlel laue, ISheshequin-Reuben Thomp-
Samuel MCord, Myron SON.
Travis. South Creek-L Williams
Canton-Daniel Knapp. Standing Stone-CharlesEd-
NicholasEyerhart, Warren wards.
Landon. Towanda boro-H A Bur
CoIumbia-Geo Hull, Char bank, N Manyllie. J
les l. Strait. Wilson.
Durell-Charles Stevens. Towanda North-w Run.
Franklin-Geo Beardsley. dell
LeRoy-Alppa Stone. Towanda twp-MOntgomery
Litchfeld-B B Keller Bowman.
Monroe boro-wHH Brown Troy boro-John Grant
Monroe twp Ingham Tuscarora-Reuben Matte.
Orwell-W Maynard. son.
Pike--T II Ellsworth Thosl UlSter-Horace Heath.
Stone, ID Codding, W Wndham-W p Kinyou,
Lewis. John Treadwel
Ridgoury-Joshua Kline. iWmot-Hiram Pond.
Rome-Wm Forbes ,HenTyD Wysox-David Shores.
AauueI. hyaluslng-HTam Buck.
TRAVERSE JCRoIs--SECoED WEEK.
Athens twp-Geo L Easter standing Stone-Edwin S
brooks. Gregg.
Burlington West-Charle- Troy twp-James p Pratt,
Taylor. Ephraim Berray.
COlambia-John Gustin VIM rowanda b0ro--EA Parsons,
II tiernet. Burton Kngsiury.
Canton-Goo w Griffin. rowanda North-Jesse Wood.
Herrick-C harles Overpeck ruff.
Litchied-FIiram Merritt. iClster-E 3 Tuttle.
LeRoy-R Kingsley. Warren-Sencca ALVIN Chas
Orwell-Cicero Dimmick. COrbin
Observation-Disclosures Nells-Lnrenzo Wing Isaac
Pike-Lyman Buck, &c Abb Searle. Hiram West.
bott, Joseph Coleman. IWyalusing-Lewis Hitch
Rome-Stephen o Allen. cock, James c Vaughn
Springfeld-A II CranmerI James Fee.
Joel P M'Affee lWysox-John Allen WIN A
Smithfeld-Merritt Wood. Benedict Jacob Eddy,
John BeS.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-02-03

\ AiLS. GLASS. OIL, PUTTY, SASH,
T,, kery Drugs and Dyes, cheap for Ready Pay,at
\. rAlTON'S BLOCK
=" y, 1858. J. HARVEY PHINNEY, Ir.
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t,GARS of all kinds. COFFEE, TEA,
n .i''ea syrups, Fish, Rice, and Tobacco always on
--G PHINNEY'S.
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FESTIVAL.

II FESIlN IL VIII he held at the rooms
u Of Sasquehanna Collegiate Institute in the Boro'
wanda, on Tuesday evening, February, 8, 1853, for
'f-,dt Of that Institution.
doubtless known n most Of its friends that this In
laa hl, been struggling for the last two years past
- great difficulty and embarrassment from debts and
e. remaining due for constructing and furnish
-e 1u.ldng, and for tuition in former years. Trfng
-F1rtaneo A. these debts may appear when compared
Tie Cnitude Of the object for viii n they were
-lr yet with empty treasury and without aid of
g. they must involve the Institution in great loss if
utter ruin, when the llectiOn of them i enforced
saie space might he cuped in urging its claims
ne people Of this Co MY and vicinity. Bat ct this
s soon tu he brought particularly 10 notice. it is
'eoedcd to anticipate here.
me o! the means 10 relieve the Institute Of some
S 'aims upon il, its lady friends propose 10 give
~rianment for it, benefit above stated. No more
~ object can be presented to the liberal gvcr. To
An agreeable and pleasant evening, VIII lie at the
Nme they will be rendering substantial aid in re-
: y if1m present embarrassment.
ehnents in every variety of form and price will he
~ during the evening. The large halls of the lnsti
WI De opened for promenade and the evening enli-
Il ~ Win music and other sources Of amusement.
Aihdness and generosity of every friend of the In
e 70 this vicinity will be taxed in the contribution
VI -ts p4Talion Of refreshments.
N trends OF the Institute throughout the County
-gi.y invited to attend. Contributions will he
II e. ~ a. The Offices Of MesSrs. 0vERTos MoNTASYR,
'ooDEICH and w. {. BoGARr, in TOwanda Boro
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ioES q Of all kinds, Ground and Whole
S1 Mustard Seed, Caraway and Celery Seed. at
- :, iNoS. FOX'S
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ACCOUNT WITH COLLECTORS.
S,206 Is l,463 30
s,ssG e8I

. rowASDA BoRo' ORDER ACCOUNT.
Outstanding orders Orders redeemed and
Jan; l. ls3s' S545 SO cancelled in 1858, ,704 II
Issued IN 1885, 1884 56lOutStand Janl so, s24 6S
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/ hESH RAISINS AND CURRANTS,
~ FOX'E
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ERESH BUTTER &SODA CRACK ERS
r. a. Nov . rOX'S.
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mn p'N STARCH, TAPIOCA. FARINA,
gaY Iolr' Bakers best, Cocoa and Chocolate. at
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$2I7 O5
VIM NIX, overseers of the Poor.
C.K. LADD, 0'"'' u Sne i0"i'
ACCOUNT WITH COLLECTORS OF POOR DUPLICATES.
Collectors. Year. Amt. Paid. Exn'd Prct Due
:. 7. Smith, 1852 $23 IS 81 80 SIG 76 49,. S. 80
u J. Noble, 1857 352 80 1872 % ..... Sl4 10 IO6 50
376 4S 233 80 IL &c IA 10 IL u
nR. A. n. MoSTATYE, TREASURER PooR FUND, CR.
Amount OF Smith du- Ret d on duplicates, Sll2 IL
plIcate, S23 5SDverpad last year, IL o.
do MOBILES 352 o. tX to Smith, Is 1G
Rec d of NJ ESoOmon tPerCt to Noble, Ii 10
per Quiyley, 0GiOrders redeemed 2ll 30
Balance, 10 Is
$34I ASl 1891 81
We the Auditors of the Borough of Towanda do certi-
fy that have examined the accounts vouchers Of
the Town Council Overseers of the Poor AMI Treasurer
for the year 1858, and find them correct.
VI. {. MERCUR,
J. d. MONTANYE, AuN''"iS'
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U 81 su htEREL. No. !, 2 and 3, PICKLED
az and Goldfish. at FOX'S.
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Gilt and Rosewood Mouldipgs!

LlINE ASSORTMENT PARAMETAS,
II Figure and Plain DeLanes. from II o y cents. at
Oct 10. 1855. PHlNNkl y.
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pONNET RIBBONS. FLOWERS
~ BToche Clocks Raglans ard Shawls from - 2s to
$l2.at PETNNENS.
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1879 Is

ULYSSES MERCUR Burress
J. HARVEY PHINNRY, in.
Z. o. GOODRICH,
JERE CULP.
ATrEsT A. D. MoNTASYE, Secretary.
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lOMESTIC GOODS of oil descriptions,
4. Islks. Denlms, Drills Sheeting, Stripe Sheetng,
oS''iheit, Cashmere Cloths &c, cheap for Ready
PHINNEY'S.
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Albanv-JoSeph Lee, DR.
Fowler Miller Hiram Hor
ton.
Asylum-John Horton.
Athens fitzpatrick Flood
Burlington Wst-R r Phelps
Columbia-Alden Keys.
Canton-Ephraim Case.
LeRoy-Samuel Bailey.
Monroe twp-George Corey
Orwell-Charles Epson.
Pike-A b Payson.
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DRINTS-30O0 YARDS OF EXTRA
l. QUALITY, for cents, and any quantity from 81 TO
IL &C IT'S at PHINNEY :.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-02-03

ERINGES.LAC VELVET RIBBONS
l. Buttons Braid. Sc. at PHiNNEYS
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-02-03

EMBROIDERED COLLARS, HAND.
~ kERCHlEFS, Marsailes Sleeves and Quilt>rheapa at
Oct. 10. 1855. PHINNEYS.
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Mr. JEFERyRE,S SCHOOL,

MIR. LEFEBVRE'S SCHOOL,
1NI GRACE STREET, BETWEEN FIRST AND
of School begins ON the LIST day OF October, 49,
and terminates on the last day of June, 1860.
Our long experience in teaching, and the very
liberal patronage we have received for so many
years, have both enabled and encouraged us to
make important improvements IN our Institution
A course of Literature, comprising English.
French, German, Italian and Spanish classics, the
four last tlToug h the medium of the French,) has
been successfully tried during the last session, and
will be continued and enlarged in the next.
We have engaged Mr.. ED. C. HOWARD to take
charge of the English part OF this course, as well
as the Rhetoric, Bellies 1ettres and First Reading
classes OF our Institution. Mr.. II. is a gentleman
of the highest qualifications. and We feel confident
that his services will be duly appreciated. We
would earnestly recommend our Literature class
to graduating pupils.
The new house which,we have erected will great
OF the young ladies boarding in our family. Two
young ladies' only VIII occupy one room, except In
cases when three would desire to occupy the same
HUBERT p. LEFEBvRE, A. NJ, Principal-Nst-
ural Philosophy. Literature, Moral and Mental
WILLIAM G. Williams, A. B.. Vice Principal
Astronomy, Mathematics, Chemistry, History,
EDWARD C. HowARD-Llterature Rhetoric,
Bellies Iettres, Rsa ding r,:-
MISS MARY c. GORDON-Engsh Branches.
MISS ELIZA DARTLETT-English Branches.
MADAME l.. V. BLANCHETT-French Govern
sENoR CARLOS CARDoRvEz MERA-spanlsh
MADAME MARIE EsTyAN--vccal Music.
SIG,RA ANT0N LIZ. !, FIR BA \, Music.
JOHN A. CALYO-Drawinq and Painting.
WILLIAM F. GRABAU-Piano, Organ, Sacred
E GE N HGGHEL sCHNRfBnR-Harp.
0, ERICSSON-Guitar.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

1Isx SIiOCCd SPk1NGyF ron SALE
~ y0n WEDNESDAY. the 18th Of October
next. shall offer for sale, mt public auc-
ton, ON the premises, III mol disposed of befere
the above fashionable Watering Place. SHQCGo
SWINGS Is situated in Warren county, y: u
on the Raleigh and Weldon Railroad. The en-
tire establishment is in the most thorough repall
and capable of entertaining between Six and seven
hundred persons. The tract OF LAID CONTAINS ~
acres, more less. The original auajity eL u -
very superior, quite equal to any Land IN TINS o'
TERMS made known on day OF sale. ,.ss,.,,.
sc 15-dtd 5. u. obos = ho.
ia SHOGC0 SPRlNGS; W a. IN
vCAyC0UNTY, N. C.-s. D. SEsS Y MY, re & :,
lI..W i prietnr.-s45.000 FOR sl50.-A RAKE
CHAECE AND NOVEL THING.
On the 21st of September next, propose To
freeze out the aboye celebrated and popular
every description. stock OF all KINDS together with
the present growing crop, at ON r. HUNDRED and
FIFTY DOLLARS $3.50, a chnnee-JU0 chances
reauired. The game 90 be Pfaysd as fottotcS !:
LIST sitting 58tables6 persons at each tables I'd sit
ting 10 tahles5 persons Mt each table; Sd sittIns
% persons at the table. Those holding six chances
will commence the game at one of the ten tables
Negotiable paper at SIX months with interest add
cd will be received, where the sum amounts to nine
hundred dollars.
The entire establishment is in perfect repair
The tract OF land contains $50 ACRES, more or
less
Shocco Springs is situated in the most beautiful
portion oil the State OF easy access, and capable Of
entertaining between six and seven hundred per-
sons. Those wishing TO secure chances will please
address the Proprietor. specifying the number of
chances desired. The amount of each ticket to be
Sc 8-dtdt - -S
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TALL TRADE, 1880. .-MERcHANT

=. FALL TRADE, l-ae..-MERcHANT
TAILoRING.--The subscriber has lust re
~ ceived from New York and the other North
M ern cities. a large and we'll selected stock of
.CLoTHS,cASSIM ERES, VELVET. SILK.
SATIN aud other vESTIN(iS which ha Nil MAKE
up to erder,. in the best and most fsshloaable
style. at greatly reduced pricesl
He keeps constantly on hand \ haafxoras = sxort-
ment of READY MADE CT.OTHiNes. and xentie-
mems FURNISHING GOODS, TO which he invises
the attention Of all who wish to purchase superior
his new store. ON Main street. ia the MANSION
huisE building where his friends and ;ha pntlia
VIII aiwass Ind him reasiy to serve them.
b. BEECHER, 81 Main st.
HANDS WANTED tawork on fine custom coats
ana pants e1-dlms
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d II. L.. TiGHE.S
II: SELECT SCHOOL FOE BOYS. !

The, SEVENTH ANIMAL SESSION of this
next, with every advantage for the education Of
youth, both in the Primary and Higher English
Branches, Ancient and Modern Languages, Mafhe-
MATES, Drawing, and all other departments of n
eainplete school course. Glasses for beginners IN
English. Latin and French. will he formed. Those
Will i've received who prepared to enter classes
already formed. The number OF pupils is limited.
For faflhef PARTICULARS, apply % the ned,
at lfis residence, after the 18th of September.
n. Ii. L, TIGHE. A, NJ, Principal.
au l3-d3m Franklin st.. above TN
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AIRS. AND MISS MINORS FEMALE

| AIRS. AND MISS MINORS FEMALE
wi ACADEMY, near Chester, will commence its
next session October lst' 1882 and continue TIL
The location is remarkably healthy and eligible,
tween Richmond and Petersburg.
The family and boarding department will be I'M
Character and experience are sufficient guaranty
of her fidelity aud efficiency.
Ta9 Da M sad s es shFss
| and other competent instructors.
The course of studies viii embrace every branch
| of English, together With French Latin, Music
Reference is confidently made to all the former
patrons of the school and to ali who have any
| knowledge of its character.
No deduction made for loss of time, except in
| cases Of protracted illness.
Board, lneuding washing lights, fuel &C., per ses-
Instruction in English, for all over IL years
| oi az ''''''''''.'.. 40 90
Music on Harps, two lessons week, an hour
oeacH' -.,................... 10 90
riaho. '......"'.--.--.... -..,........-... SO 10
| Use of Instrument Observation-Disclosures. 90
| French and Latin, each ................-.. - 20
Pa,Ments hall Ia advance. the other half at the
TO those who desire further particulars, crcu-
Chester, Chesterfield County, Va. au l2-tlsto
EREDERICK.s HALL RENAL
HsCH0OL.-The second Session of this School,
WHICH is located within half a mile OF Fredericks
nGu Depot, bifSinla CenIIal 800
mence on the LIST Of next September. and close on
the LIST OF July following.
TERMS PER SESSION or rES NoNrHs
Board and Tuition in all the English Branches ior
Mas sn oa ahs Piano. with use Of Instrument S
French Iaugnage NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10 %
bra~inr and Psintins, each. 10 90
India Ink and Crayon each, 800
Embroidery ..........-.s..... 8 60
An accomplished and experienced Teacher viii
have charge of this School.
~ sass'i IL ff gq Hzf sfRfRs'
RI Il. BASS NGLISH AND,Gi
=. SlgAI. SCHOOL. ON CLAY STREET, BE
T@sEEN FIRST AND sEGoND.--The NINTH
| sf.SSfQN of my SCHOOL will commence MON
DAY. September lAh, at my reside nee, and consi :
nue 10 months. Terms As usual payable aaarterly
auH-Ims i. X. Bass.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-16
III. BiNFORD'S .
j. ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,

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On 7th, between Clay ard Marshall SITS.
The exercises of this Schoui Will be resumed on
MON DAY. Sept. 26th The course of instruction
IS thorough, embracing every branch taught IN
Schools Of the highest grade, and every eXertIon
is made to promote the rapid and accurate ad-
vancement of pupils.
Aided BY experienced and competent assistants,
Shall endeaVor to merit continuance of the libe-
raj patronage OF the public. -
For terms, &C., apply to J. II. BINFoRD,
Sc Tim Corner 18th and rankin SIS.