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, 1860-08-17
NOTICE TO ARCHTTECTS.

DLANs AND SPECIFIC ATOMS FOR THE NEW
L Capitol building to be erected lat Olympia, W. IT,
win be received by the undersigned until the 29th day
oSeptember next, at 10 O'Clock, at which time they
will be opened and examined, and the sum Of Two
Hundered and Fifty Dollars paid for the plan adopted.
Parties furnishing plans and specifications will
make drawing Of the building. and also ground
plan, and make out q complete list Of specifications
embracing Materials size, subdivisions, quality Of
Materials and all the minute specifications necessary
ioF letting out a contract for the erection Of said
buldng. The entire appropriation by Congress for
Ibis purpose being Thirty Thousand Dollars, Archi-
tees will conhne their plans to structure not eX-
oeeding that amount IN cost
NOrE.-In addition to the foregoing notice Of the
hie commissioner the undersigned will state that It is
he present intention to construct the building Of
bck with stone foundation and to have II ire-proof
FAR as practicable.
It Is desirable that plans should be prepared with
he view to the enlargement, or, Of is becoming a
portion Of a more extensive bnilding hereafter.
The site is upon high ground overlooking the Bay
o. Olympia.
Plans and specifications must be addressed to the
Undersigned at Olympia, Washington Territory:
r. NJ. WALKER,
Acting Commissioner.
Olympia, August II, 1880. sstd
, 1860-08-17
PUBLIC NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS BEEN ORDERED
i to Washington City'tO settle his accounts with
the Treasury of the United States and will probably
leave this Department near the end Of next August.
II any person, persons, or party here, anywhere,
should be holder of any certifcSte or other evidence
Of Indebtedness against the United States and which
issued by the undersigned since April lst 1856
regular certified vouchers" excluded--t is most
urgently desired that any and every such certificate
duly authenticated evidence thereof shall lie forth
with presented to him in person. OF to Colonel George
Wright, U. 5. Army, commanding Department Of
Oregon this place, who is requested to forward the
same to the Sd Auditor of the L. s. Treasury, Wash.
ington City, =. c.
RUFUS INGALLS,,
Capt. and A. Q. NJ, U. S. Army.
Fort Vancouver W. T., July 23d, 1880 iw3G
, 1860-08-17
.BTTE. NTTTON VTlL AND PORK

that can be procured from the farmers Of Thurston
and adjoining counties His prices will be fixed to
suit the times but no credit need be asked as it will
not be given.
Farmers are requested TO give him call before dis.
posing Of their butter and eggs elsewhere The high
est prices will at all times be paid.
Olympia July %, 1850. 3Gy
, 1860-08-17

.r Halls sarsaparillA YellOW-dOck and IOdids Of
-. Is prepared from the finest Red Jamaica sar
-.-lls and English IOdide Of Potass. Admirable as
.,cratye and purifyer OF the blood II cleanses the
IAN Of all morbid and impure matter-removes
,,,oss, bos and erustions Of the skin-cures rheu-
~,tisn and pains Of all kinds. All who can afford it
,O.N use IT, as It tends to give strength and proong
~ Sold by Druggists generally at 81 per bottle.
ms R. HALL 4 CO., ProprietOrs,
wholesale Druggists, las and las Clay Street,
40 San Francisco.
, 1860-08-17
Notes.

Proposals must lie TO carry the mail with celebrity
certainty and security" using the terms Of the law
and they must be guaranteed by two responsible per
sons, certified to such by postmaster judge oil
a court OF record.
No pay will be made for trips not performed, and
for each Of suchomissOns not satisfactorily explained
three times the pay Of the trip may he deducted. For
arrivals far behind time to break connexion with
depending mails aud not sadicienty excused, one
fourth OF the compensation for the trip Is subject "a
forfeiture. Fines will be imposed, unless the delin
quency be satisfactorily yained. for neglecng 10
take the mail from or into post oice for suffering
Il to be injured, destroyed rOAbed lost; and for
fusing after demand 20 convey the mails frequent
y as the contractor runs Is concerned In running
vehicles on the route. The Postmaster General may
annu the contract for disobeying the post office laws
or the Instructions OF the department. lie may alter
the schedule and also order increase Of service by
allowing therefor pro rata increase on the contract
pay. He may also curial discontinue the service
in whole in part at pro raia decrease Of pay allow
ing one months extra compensation on the amount o
service dispensed with. Bids should be addressed
TO the Second Assistant Postmaster General su
prescribed Proposals for mail service Territory Of
Washington" and sent by mail
For forms Of proposals, &C., and other information
advertisement of this date IN pamphlet form, al
the principal post offices.
Blank proposals will be furnished on application Il
the department.
J. HOLT,
Postmaster General
Post Once Department, May &c, $50. lWS6
, 1860-08-17
THE TORNADO!
GREAT DESTRUCTION!

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING IN CONTEM
i plation change in the character Of his busiues
aud desiring to close out the entire stock Of Dry
Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hardware, Cr0ckery, etc.
now in store, will commence selling on Monday the
18th inst, at San Francisco COST prices for CASH
and will continue to sell at those rates until the s
day Of September next, at which time the remaining
stock on hand will be offered at public auction to the
highest bidder.
All those desiring great bargains can now avail
themselves Of an opportunity 10 secure them at q
small cost
1t will be understood that I sell exclusively for
CASH.
wM. NJ. RUTLEDGE.
Olympia, Aug. 10, lsCO. S,td
, 1860-08-17
NOTICE.

INFORMATION IS WANTED TOUCHING TIE
i whereabouts Of
JOHN HAUL,
who was soldier Of Captain Hills company, an, "
LIST artillery, from ls49 10 1853.
Should any person or persons know what became
of said Kaul, whether he be dead or alves-whether
he has heirs residing in the United States &c. a
great favor will be conferred by communicating all
knowledge Of him to the undersigned at Washington
RUFUS INGALLS,,
Capt. U. S. Army.
Fort Vancouver W. T., Aug, 3, 1860. 4w5s-
, 1860-08-17
DISSOLUTION.

THR COPARTNRSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST
i ing between the undersigned in the firm Of JUD
son, CORLlSS CO., is this day dissolved by the
mutual consent Of parties
Mr.. - SIMPSON, who will hereafter continue the
business at the old stand of the Olympia Market
is authorized to collect all moneys due the firm.
He respectfully solicits a continuance of the pat.
rOnage heretofore extended to the former firm. II
will be his constant endesvor to keek on hand the
, 1860-08-17
NOTICE.
A QBROQUp1NG99 B
THE LAST CHANCE!!
Secure he substance ere the shadow fades
Let Nature copy that which Nature made.

Secure The Substance ere The kHadOW IadesI
Let Nature copy that which Nature made.
OWING TO THE GREAT DEMAND FOR AN,
" brotyping the undersigned has concluded to re-
main at Olympia short time longer for the purpose
Of giving all those who desire opportunity to get
their likenesses taken. The community is invited IN
call soon at the Of the undersigned he will
remain but ten days longer.
All pictures pertaining to the art put up at great
deduction in prices.
Views taken.
Sick and deceased persons taken at their residence
Children and infants taken in one second
Ambrotypes and Daguereotypes copied equal to the
original.
3S L. II. SAMMIS.
, 1860-08-17
FRUIT, VEGETABLE
AND
PRODUCE MARKET.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING MADE PERMA.
neut arrangements with parties for fruits and veg.
etablt9, is prepared t. supply all mankind, as
well n the people of Washington Territory with ma
tures products.
Parties down the Sound can be supplied with Straw
berries, Rasbcrres Gonsberrics Currants. vcgct hes
&c in qusn,itisS t. su by sending orders per steamer
EiiSI AaGerSOa.
Produce Of all kinds bought or sold Oh commission
Store one dor south of Olympia Market
L. u. nURGIN. Agent.
Olympia, June i, 1850. 3Gtf
, 1860-08-17
SAN FORD'S
LIVER IMvIG0RAT0R,
NEVER DEBILITATES


TTIseompounded entirely from Gums, and
has established fact SandArd Meaicine, Known
and approved By all that have used Il and Is pog re-
sortsd V with oonhdsnce IN Al DE diseases for which
il has -enred thoussnds = wiAln ths l,s two years
who had given up all hopes ~ of relief the nunefous
unsolicited certihcatos In my r. pdssraslon show.
The dose must be adapted 3 W the temperament OF he
individual taking H. and US led IN such quAnues ~ 70
act gently the BSwes -
Let The dictates OF your ~ Judgement frlc you n the
use Of The LIVER IV-l ~ lVIGOISATOR, and II
viii euro Livor Conn pIaintS, DilIous At
tasks, DyspepsIa, u lChrOnIc ID arrhocR,
Sun mer Com y ~ plaihts, Dysente-
~, DrOpsy, Sour = Stomaob h, HabituRl
COstiVeness, Choi-, = ic, Cholera, ChOle-
ra HIOrbus, Ch0lsraI n InEantum, FlHtu-
lenee, Jhundioc, ~ Female WeRlEneSH-
ea, and may be usod s1e eessfully a. An Ordihn-
~ Family HEIDI cline. hWileuFe SICK
HEA DACHE, t.s. . thousands can tssiliyJ In
twenty minutes. ~. 2 two or tiirre Tea
sPoOnfnls are TAX en at oamHaeneensn' Of
attack VI
Al who use II are y giving their testinoay
hihfAyor -!
NIX WATER IN THE MOUTH WITH
THE INVIGORATOR, AND SWALLOW
BOTH TOGETHER.
Price One Dollar per Bottle.
, 1860-08-17
SIRhI OXEN.

STRAYED FROM TIE NORTH OLYMPIA MILL
- one yoke Of Oxen years old last spring. One ol
them Is 4 white OK with a few red spots about the
size Of mans hand. The other Is a red OK with q
large white spot back Of the fore shoulder No othel
marks reculeeted. Any person putting up said oxen
will be literally rewarded; delivering one or both
TO simpson, hatcher Ia Olympia will be paid for his
trouble
July 2s, 1860. 9wST
, 1860-08-17
Dissolution Notice.

Dissolution Notice.
THE C0PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST.
L ing between the undersigned, and known as
SWAN & SMITH, Shingle Manufacturers at Tum'
water is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
IRA WARD. Jr.. Is constituted agent Of A. A.
swan, with full power TO represent the interest Of
aid Swan in settling the business Of said late rm.
A. A. SWAN.
Tumwuter, W. T., August II, lsGO. iw
, 1860-08-17
BR. MlHFHEW n BTRKS.

OFFIcR oFrosIrE rni XIV sridr orricn. nais
srExET, OLYMPIA, ". 2.
tyr. BURNS RET ms THANKS 70 TIE ClII-
~ zens Of Washington Tcrary flr Tn liberal lhare
Of p0hlic patranage hc ~. rfcseed ior hf nt sever
years. while praciclug healrine and onfftiy n All
their vafiouH dfpaftufntA
DR.. B.'s Surgery j. furnished With complete a.
snrtment of Surgical Instumenta. many of them new
and patented lmproyemeniso oi eminent aurrconA In
Europe A.i iH ~.
DR. BrRxs respectfully informs Ne numerrur
friends that Ne has lowered BE- nate Of charges
the times. cas Puncfuaily elfsndsd 70 HTtf o. iar.
Olympia, Dec. ?. 1854 ~ 4 i0 1sitT
m iil ai ~ ga % a.
, 1860-08-17
HO s p I r AL
LIVERY STABLE,

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING TAKEN THE
Il Stables heretofore kept BY J. ]. westbrook In
Olympia and Steilacoom. will always keep Saddle
Horses, Buggies, Teams, &c, to accommodate the
public.
We will keep the best Of everything In our line, and
our aim will be IN please and be pleased.
Horses left at stables N he kept will receive ths
b At Of care, &c.
Give US a call and get the worth Of your money.
WINSOR & LAMAN
oUmpis, March 30 1897. leN
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Select Boarding school for Girls.
Nnmhnr of RnarLars limited 10 Ten.

PROPOSE op.n ny sidenee In Port Royal Va, on the
hrst Monday In October, CO. Boarding School for Girls
rh house anie and appropriately furnished ani the gis VII
wholly under iamiy discipline and domestic nturnee and re-
The Course " Instruction will be regular and systemai
&C. embracing kngsh Classical and Mathematical Depart
Modern Languages and Ornamental branches Par
tcuar attention be pal French language and Herd
trs fsiies nstrueiion In Ausc Athsnd
Manufacturing everything s22s payable third
entrance third lst Of January and onethlrd 18th Of April
DEAving, Painting aad music at Professors prices.
Thankful for ayors received from this community
during experience Teacher In their midst
up the tine when resigned former s-oon lS5l am
begin under renewed auspices and with
enlarged facilities and experience, hUmhy hoping by ssduV
aud diligence - merit ha confidence ano patronage which have
heretofore been bestowed upon
For circular and particulars spply 10
L. BAUpER, A. NJ,
srp2T-Sm Port RovEl, CarolIne, Va.
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EDUCATION.
souTHERN FRmALE INsrITUTK.

ID. a.
NHE Eleventh Session Of this Ins1on will commence on NE
Il a Monday In October next and close on the last day Of
The Principal does no. deem II necessary give the OF
the Assistant Teachers In his employ simply saying that he aid
ed by eleven throughy quaad Instructors and ihai every effort
will be made maintain The high reputation and select character
s advantage offered In the department Of mcse OeA and
iurumensD unsurpassed The most accomplished teachers
city empOyed and particular attention paid to this
Two rench ladies reared and educated Paris and speaking
the pursst Preach reside the family Of the Pnop, whose
peea duty speak Fenen habuay with ali those who are
studying the language IL confidently asserted that as much
The % subjects of Natural Philosophy Chemistry fuly T.
rated by exp-n the apparatus belonging the lnsunte
being a complete " any In the state
Especial attention given the study Of History, English
taelve and profitable
The Principal refers with pride following list Of PArSoSs,
the best evidence Of the neT!ts Of his schools
Hon A. Wise, Norfolk, Va; Con- NJ y. Maury, Nat Oh;
Rev Wn sparrow, Theoosic Seminary, Alexandria Rev. r.
Rev H. s Kepler, Rev. d. Doggeit DR. B. X Wexford A.
horIon K Andsuon, Gaitan, James Lyons T. X Price
Wm Palmer Col foniAne, Col W. hunicTd A huihsf'
fonrd Robertson Hhmond Jas NJ Morspn Gooeh-
land; wm Clark D. Darlington, HEfax; X crae Green
brer Va p 50 George Cooke Poghate Dr. T. H. stuart King
George; X Scott sauquer T. J. Randolph, r. hnor, Al
beniar,e Psnu w. Carroll New Orleans Baylor, Esssx;
Harrison Lower Brandon; Col T. Dabney Dry Grove,
Miss; Bryce sieWA olsrAEye. Tenn Hon g. H. Lee, CArks
Rsrsnee made asc to the Faculties Virginia Military
Inute and william and dary College % Professors Medsoe,
s Coleman, Msupn and Davis Of the University Of Virginia
Bosrd Washing and Lights. t22s 90
t. b-.-. - -. ~ i, '''' '' ' "a an
Latin Modsrh Languages IN classes, EACH, 20 o0
Ma1e Vocal Piano, Harp, Organ or Guitar, per 80
Drawing Painting Oio cOlOrs $50 to 50 90
rss E.. Of ;:r:a.si. per month
Payas osai ii ocso5sr balance on the o Of FsNrusrr
FOr further particulars for catalogue address ihe Principal
D. LEE POWELL.
yi2-9m Box 81, Richmond, Va
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NOTTGH

NOL1C6-
1--WE subscriber having ad IN bis buyness the lst
o. July last makes Necessary that all accounts due HIN
that should be closed he would, therefore, ask OF
hh ola friends forward and discharge the
Indebtedness Thankful fc favos he would ak eontnu
ancc Of tslr patronage the Of SPENCE GARY.
b SPENCE,
No 100, cor Main and 18Th SIS.
Rirhr,ond Aug % 1sfO au25
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~ No advertisement 20 be eonai ci by ne Eonih or year
Gn speeaed ne Manuscript Prsoshy As-se1 rpoa %
tween the parties
An advcrtesnt NAKED ne copy for IPeclaed
Insertions En be eoniaued un ordered zad payment
szac,ed Accordingly.
- EE1uiAa ApCsEfs Ezfs-fo avol Any msundcrutani1g
he Annual Advertisers . proper % state dleF,
lAai prycs on extends ' ei Immediate busnezl Real
rg,atc Legal and an other Advertisements sent By them % De
ad1ecusl charge, and no vsriaton
~ and Genrrl Agents Adye leen net % be
ne year be charged a. te usual rates. subject
20 such discounts shah be agreed uPon
Booksellers and yearly advertisers, generally, engAgnE one
or more spuare the pvege oi change, shall noL hc
FeAry aversrc any Eeek insert than the ssuat
a<-ed the standing under hc contract and Al
Elg .rch amount % b. charged az the usual rates
Ayertscnelts inserted 10 the setWceky Whg az rs cents
ber quare Ines less i1 the dr Is on, and SO csn
ne- rcus-s each c~utnrsrcc oT f weekly cents
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RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.

rERMs:
Daily Paper es PER snnaH; sstHsesy, Wsskly % A.
ADVANCE. Rsatancea be made AZ ne rak of he
'abher IN an ssls where evidence takel he depo1 Of
stier In ne Poet once containing noney.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-12

DICKLING VINEGAR AND sPIC s.--Rsc ives
u packs fron snihfsd rs boll Wllloas CIDEs VINE
oAA Ne ta5 have ane auoe1 of , caa SlIpass
q IN h1 cllJ. MINIS . 90.
t11t sornsr "a lnd Nan la
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University of Louisiana,
LAW DRPAWTMENT.

TINHE LECTURES II tbs Department will commerce. on the Sc
cont MONDAY Of November, 1870 ani continue until the frs
Monday OF April 6 They vii embrace the various branches
Of The CIVIL Law the Common Law, and Of Eluy Admiralty
Commercial international Rad Constitutional law, and the Juii
prudence TIE Lectures Wi be delivered
four Prsfe
Hon THEODORE H. MocALEB Ill D. Professor OF Admiralty aud
ent. rnaii-nal Law
RANnEL HuST Professor Of Commercial and Criminal Law and
the Law Of Eviience.
CHRISTIAN ROsELIUs, IL D. Professor Of Civil law
ALFRED HENNEN Professor Of Colstut ona and Common Law
and Equity Jurisprudence.
No city United Stats has the advantages which New Or
possesses the ready and perfect requirement q the Mod
LAng.Aes GOfd ca be Obianee cheap here as Ia
ary o,her large city In the Union.
All soEs be addressed TO the Dean Of the Faeu
ty, at Neg dreams. RANDELL HUNr
au5-Sm Dean Of the Faculty.
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One abe on ihe It Of ot 1880 and he remainder
the 18th o. Feh'y, lSGi
Reference Rev Dr. Noses D. HOge, and any Of the
former patrols Of the school
Catalogues Of the Seminary containing detailed inorma-
tor be obaei any bookstore In the city by appca
uon 70 the uniefSgned.
A. NJ DUPUY.
iyii Richmond, Va
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NNRST & JOHNSTON'S ..--
SONGS.
Soldier By stge author Of Brightest Eyes, Dream
OF Home, Ac- S5c.
Down by the River Side By J. @. Mseder, Csc.
The Cot by the Hii. by Babcoek, 25c.
Helen Clare Song ard ChoiuL By Henry Tucker, 25c.
The Gpseys Pre- iistlon BY Adelaide Cannon, 25c
sweee.t Love- III Not Forget Thee BY h. Tucker 25c.
Morning Nooa and Night Miss Thee By W. O. Peters Csc
INSTRUMENTAL.
Eeux RevsrleS By VIM. Mason:
No /, Au Matin. soc
No 9. Az soir, s0c
Bitile Il Polka. By VIM. Mason, Soc
syphlde Parisennne MoreeAu Brilliant BY Charles Vos
SOC
Dest Prlend Polka. By j. II. MeNaughton, SOC.
Troty Horse Polka BY j. H. McNaughton, soc.
l. AmsEone Mazurka Caprice. by A. W. Berg. 5Oe.
Porrestina Polka. Faustlf Hassi Hodges, S5c
Silver Star Polka by Adelaide Cannon 25e.
De Lanh Come Out tbs Wilderness, Bonny Eoise, &C. Ae
Music free 10 address, receipt Of pc
Orders promptly n. eadrd to when addressed to
WFsT JoHNsTON, Boskselers,
ocii-It MuSio Dealers and BooAbindeu i45 Main st.
SILVER PLATED WARE.
- TBOS A. BULKLEY co. Offering,
Rich Plated Tea Sets, new designs.
Beaut ful Cared Coffee and Tea Crns.
Oastsra Case and Fruit Baskets
Engraved Walters, al slEei
Goblets. Mugs, Candle sticks
Spoons &C.
above ware expressly for and cannot be eTceed
OciO T. A. BULKLEY L CO.
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Primary Deparrent-or Children under II years age 80 90
REFERENCsS.
TVS PAtnoss o5,gE Reverend bishop Meade va
Virginia; Right Reverend Bhop Cobhs Alabama Reverend A.
Emple, D. D., vi mngton ~ O. Rev. Dsegett ID. D. Rich
mond Reverend Charles Read Richmond Reverend Nelson Bead
DAnvie Va Reverend g. Gdeleevs Richmond VA Reverend
T. v. Moore D.. Richmond, Va; Reverend. WIN. H. Wheel
WRIGHT Rchmord Va Reverend John eanndes Richmond Va;
The Cergy Of the Episcopal Church In Virginia.
~ AL ettsrSo be directed 70 HUBERT p LEFEBVRE Rich
mond. Iy26-dke3m
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A MEXICAN GUANO.-ioO tons sarvls Islands or Amer
"A lean Guano gcnuine for sale low 10 close.
aulT-tf A. s LEE n the Dock
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WR. LEFEBVRE'S SCHOOL.

MR. LEFEBVRE'S SCHOOL.
fElBE MKT SESSION Of school begins the FIRST DAY
OF OCTOBER 1890 and terminals on the last day Of Juns
In consideration Of the almost unprecedented success hatha
ulness to many friends and patrons and think be
pardoned for briefly referring TO some Of the advantages a
orded on which the permanent prosperity OF all such Institutions
ihe buildings are large and couodous planned for the wants
requirements OF large female inuonGnd GGoding al
qaEed advantages for the comfort and convenience Of
puIis ony young ladies will occupy the chamber
except when three may prefer 10 room together.
Principal has made dacaon the study and business
upwards Of twenty yea h assistants well qualified and
penced selected with especial reference TO the branches under
their charge and sufficiently tried In this Institution to be referred
Our ys;e o education Is thorough and complete and while the
oes facilities Afforded for perfection In The accomplishments Of
education the devoted insure the
OF sound the aud judgment
exercised preference memory and toe latter while Who'll
ignored made subsidiary to and dependent on the former
aons careful explanations and familiar lectures The plan Fur
sued for many years in Instruction the French department has
much and attention gyen-ndeed every facility afforded
70 enable ,hS'e HSP' beading with US sSSue M an
conversation, In this respect think school
advantages which only be equalled BY few Institutions Of
Music Vocal Instrumental Drawing and Painting both
on models snd from nature under the charge OF Professors
emneay qualified 10 their various branches Most OF these n
employed to teach exclusively in school, that BY
devotng time and attention entirely pupils every ad
vantage may be Afforded for the acquisition Of these accomplish
ments.
such rules and regulations enforced calculated pro-
mote The welfare and Interest Of @ al ihe pupils
TEACHERS.
Hunusr p LEyGuvHr A. NJ Principal Natural Philosophy Liera-
ture Moral and Ments Philosophy, French.
o. A. b. Vice Principal Astron9my Mathematics,
Chemistry, History, L1un
Rev Ro G,r1wOoD A NJ formerly Professor William Mary
College.
Mrs GRAcR BEySETT, EnRlish Branches.
Miss MART Q. 6oRDOS English Branches.
Senior CARLos CAHpOyEz MIRA, spanish and Italian.
sfgSuANA ASroSErrA ERBA, Vocal Music.
SIaSoRrxA MARIErrA ERBA, Piano.
JOHS A. CALYo, Drawing aud Painting
WV y GRABAu, Piano. Organ, Sacred Music.
O. W. THuOW, Piano.
HESNcH ScHSNDER Harp.
o. EHcssos Guitar.
The wooRRDoE and the Rev FRLSE BLK have kind
IN taken charge Of the Bible Glasses
TERMS FOR TIE SCHOLASTIC YEAR
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LARGE STOCK OY
NEW FAIL GOODS

j. MillhiSer & Bros.
yNTE take plesu iLoE isnd patroni fnd the
w pub e rail- that We taye opened very extensive
Of EW Gy0Ds adapsd The pre- appros
Ing seasrn and prepared t. s them the faSorass
terms rnd at very low prices a having pur me
10 snyi In te Dry Goods Ine. vii well give
exani alton only - 6nd what selling Goods
at We Cannot advertisement IN, leading
dsles Of Good have IN store but that
camm1d and Iammei ul Of good bargains, ard
doubt vi be with mers they knox their iGerest
We sell the best : BLACK SILK IN the c,ty
We sell the b. - AilvOol FLANNEL AZ % cents
We htysbe largest and cheapest Of PREyCH EMBR0ID
ERlks IN the ~.
oARPETINGs ard RUGS in great variety, and cheap.
J. hiLLHIsEE BRO,
te20-H 1913 Br al Street.