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cFNERAr nEcTfT,a1IoNS

No dedaetion win be iaade TOR hhsenre or M
drawal unlaEs ooeasioned by illness or tiisinissa
enter.
Boaraers must be provided with six rhlhges Of
clothing suitable for the season, six liable
napEh-rng, glass tumher silver table and toa snnon.
kueand fork, and an uecessary artcles f0r tho Toilet
THE UNIFORM ISL a1lrine blue dress fof winter.
blue glngham iqr sumIperi dresses Cor every day.
goods OF eark color; thfen Cololed und1r-skiris
two sun onnets. Hats, TIE siyia 81 tie seasou
The Academy VIII not incur the expense Of furnish.
ing articles OF clothing or pocket money IN
Pupils viii not De allowed 10 spend puckot hi0bry
a their own discretion. Such moneys mnst Do Dc.
posted with The superior Of the Academy. E ...
10 prevent improper correspondence an letters re-.
cnyrd aud sent a0 subject ~ the pefusal OF tho sn-
periori though In no case + such correspbndnncs pro.
mbiied as regards parents of guardians
Pupils whose parents or guardians fcsidein Nash.
Vile or vicinity, win visit their homcs hut three
times during the scholastic wear
70 prevent lossof iiyne ana utsrtnpfiou 81 ihe e1
cruises Of Che School, visitors viii Do rueaipaa only on
saturday. from 20 ~, A. M aud from 10 H. II A.
Parents Or guardians wishing 10 place their Children
OF wards ~ The lnztiution viii be received % any
day except Sunday,
bof f1rther particulars application MAY 30 made
20 the Mother superior Of tho Academy 81 % the III.
Rev, jams WHELAN. III. rgI
All business lottera 20 be addressed 10 he Mother
snpsrior. s.. Ceeilias ACADEMY, Mount Vernon near
NH1hFhiei rem augeG-lm-
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DIR. COLEMAN'S
DISPRNEARY.

1--WE attention OF citizens, strangers and others Wis.
Il ltlng NaehYille, requiring meddai aid s respect.
fully called 10 this ONCE No 81 DeaderiUk street sec.
ond aooF between Cherry and the square.
Dr. CoIHNAs is an old practitioner Of medicine; hin
almost unlimited experience and catering success
Cor many years past in the treatment Of FuvAu nH-
HASa has Induced him 10 devote his undivided atten.
tlon ~ an diseases COZ this nature. Many cases Of
the mugi nYeloraie character have promptly yielded
10 bis improved method OF treatment.
Primary, Secondary, Tertiary and Hereditary syph.
ia, Gouonhma, Glcat and al diseases Of The gCnta
and urinary organs, meet with no resistance 70 hll
rcmdes.
"A female Irregularities and functional sderange
monts Of The Womb, aud the disease arising IRON
CESSATION aud ill mangcd parturitiou
Every case Of Reducible Rupture, and Of Pues an d
ProlapauH of she Roctum and most cases Of tistua,
can be cured by process nearly painless n either
OF the latter cases a undertaken by DIT. Coleman, d
cure nudriabg totfrdnied, careful examnatlei
always nacsents the necessary indications of rccei 0I
fliliirt 81 bis improved method OF operating.
Persons of either applying IN person or by letter
describing easel She arti symploms 90 any acute
specido disease can be cured, in most cases, By he
abortiyc method, n forty eight hours,
sfrict confidence, prompt auenilnni and moderaii
chnF01, VII govern hIn with bis pairona.
A. 40 mercury uaed 10 Que rcaiment az utl7e-
fiisaal AZ be believes On most oa6as) a produces
ygorss dlseass shan that n IL given 20 cure.
O6loo hours from eight 10 me morning en- MAJ IN
ne eyenluf. JAN 10 'o4-H
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In Chaneery AZ Naehville.

CIAfE OF TENNESSEE AT Rules held Ia the
- Clerk sOflce, Ohahcery Couitat NaqhyAle Mop
day, September the let, 1889 l-s ..1 .l.ta
y, o. Hart Imsteei &c, qua H. Mycra, CON
planant7 20. M. FRANKLIN Defendant.
ieappeafns from affidavit fltt IN this causo that
the place OF resdohce or Tho dofendanf b. NJ Frtug.
linz a. unknown % complainant, 60 that the ordinary
pfoces Of tho Court cannot be Served on him 10 ii
ordered thai he do enter his appeahuCe herein before
Or within the rst three days Of the next tegn Of said
Court, TO be held on the Int MJnd3y in November
next ilsb2) and plead, answer ~ dcmur 70 Complain.
ants BILL on the same Viii be taken for confessed
70 him and seq for hearing ey parte, aud that copy
OF Sins order hn published once week Cor four INC
ce lige weeks 10 tho Nasty No Union,
Copy Attest J, r. GLEAYT2, g. & n.
a. Z. hrad'a sol. lof Complies sep2-Wi
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In Chancery at Nashville,

CTATE OF TENN EssEE--At Rules hold b he
- Clerks Omce, Chancery Court at Nashville, Non
day, September the ist, 1899
Benjamin j GrComes, C0mpainnnt, ua Felix Il. Cheat.
ham, n, p. Cofbiii, and the heirs of lhomas Alex.
ander, deceased, Defendants.
II appearing from adlcarit died ln thm cause that
The Defendants, william Alexander, Alfred Alexander,
Jane Iunmau, honIanin nnmani Lucinda Malker,
Willie B Walker, Sarah Campbell John Campbell,
John n. Alexander, Rehecca Nauhooseri MolHQu Ven.
hooHer and Nathan Bridges are uQn-rosidfnif Of tlo
State of Ionnc1geee, ana g further appoumr Mat
there are hnira Of NARA Bridges, aud also o lholnas
Alexander, whose names and places Of residence are
unknown 90 Complainant, ana thlt thereofe The ofdi
uary prooaEl 90 this Cour cannot DE- served unop Chem
IA b ordered that al said pmaops 40 cutter their ap'
poafance herein before or Within hc ursl lhreedays
Of tle next term o said Court, 90 b. hoid ou Che To
Monday 10 November pn1 ltd2) and lload, answer
or demur 10 Comparatively bAli or ihe Elme all 10
tal ior confessed 70 them. and 1f f1f hearing eg
parte and that copy Of this ordor be Published once
4 week on four excessive weeks W fhs Nashville
Vnon AVopy-A'''a' an orrtvrs e. AZ
a T. psy0ss ga pr plmPlt Fer2-sf
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JoHs o. lths Graod Secretary sheuii bs addressed
.q sI.l a. Ao'AWide' Tenn,
Tennessee Lodge, No. l-Mcets every Tuesday Even
ing az their Hall, on the corner Of Union and sum.
amer Streets The officers Cor the present term, are
o. 5. L0sueur, &C.; J. n Mills, Yo,-J, L. weakcy,
Secretary D. X SPAN, Trsaspreg q
! TSosue EpSg,, 40, lO-Mocis al the same place
sycry Mout1y Ertuing. mo oaieers are r. A,
osmpheh,a \ .Sl.s neuty Apple, YsGR il PARK,
Secretary q y. Brown, Treasurer
Smasy La.lgs No so-Aloals al their Han on South
Cherry street, oyey. Fsidayl EFoung. The officers
arr O,0 Covert, n O.; Frank Hartman, vG.i JAMES
WyAu, Secretary w, A. Mallory Treasurer it
Auro-a Esi,s, AZ, las, teerman ,--Aioe,s at the
Hall, ppraer q uniqp apd summer streets, every
Thursday Eyeuing The otleeFs are Charles Rich,
N.G.i p Friedmas, yGj 1T B''eF'ich, secretary
Geo, seilorlo, Treasurer, ~
Rldgelg laoampmeai, No. Meets at The above Hall
on ths lirsl and third Wednesdays Of cach month.
Tho onioefsAre,J y. Mills, cP; T, II, Mcbride, HP.
G. y Fnncr, sw. Peter Harris, Jr., J.w.; John ,.
Hide, Scribe B. n. Gutter, Treasurer
Olius Bread EsaednunNL 10. 4t--Aeoia. az the
above Hall on the second and fourth Wednesday
nighs Of each month The o0loogs are Jas, T Bel,
ora Henry Apple, lLP'i L, Moker, sw. B. Fried
man, Jw., Charles KroheB scrSel ). n, Wari
Treasurer.
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Bloody Revenge of the CriOassians.

oiOOuy heNtnBe Oh the OIl0aSslanS.
Some days since we published a
statement from the English papers Of the
recent defeat Of a Russian army by the
CircassiAns, but the whole story was not
told. "A correspondent OF the Levant
Herald, writing under date Of June 90,
says that The whole number Of Russian
captives (three thousand) were murdered
in cold blood by the Circassians. We
copy; .''
{ az have another great Circassian VIC
tory TO report. About ten days ago, the
Russian General Evdokimoif proceeded
with strong column towards the valley
inhabited by the hostile Shapau and
Abasch tribes, with a view TO devastate
the whole. On being appraised OF the
enemy's approach, che threatened pop.
ulation promptly moved Off with their
cattle and other moyeables into the
mountains, and called on other tribes to
rally to their assistance This appeal
was speedily responded 10, and in a
couple Of days such force had assemble
ed on all sides as was thought sufficient,
not merely to make a stand against, but
TO attack the Russians. This was &c
cordingly decided on, aud as che forces
OF hamkets, in the neighborhood, was
the chief source Of danger, dominating
as ala the whole plain, an assault upon
IT was first resolved on. '.-' '"l
Accordingly, on the night of the 22d
instant, strong force, composed of con-
tingnets from USiks. Shapana and
Abaschs, proceeded under cover Of the
darkness, to the fort and by rapid
simultaneous escalade on all sides, made
good footing within the walls. Whilst
aparty Of these assailents engaged the
surprised garrison, the others opened
their gates TO their fellows outside, and
the wild, murderous crowd rolled in ~
As quarter is seldom or never tho fash.
ion on either side IN this war, none was
now given TO the Russians; the whole,
number it is said, three thousand men,
a0ere buteheref on DE SPOT, and be alo,niny
Jroke on not lung Afisooviis soitAsa he
bl0aisiafled apdlS.
The fruits Of this sufficiently savage
victory were the capture Of large stores
OF arma and ammunition, including sew
eral valuable field pieces and mountain
howitzers. The large guns were all
spiked, and after the place had been
stripped Of everything worth carrying
of, il was oct fire 10 and demolished. Ia
the meantime, the valley into which
General EydOkimoff had luckleasly mov-
ed had been surrounded, and all the
outlets from it closed by strong bodies
Of the other mountaineers, and the SUR
render, on the destruction Of the whole
detachment was regarded (by the Cir
cussiaps) ~ certain when the bearer Of
this news left the scene Of action"
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NASHVILLE TENNESSEE THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 4, 1862.
fIIf. eI| ------
Pow Tan''g rai-.

I'm q so!dsr on ieaye and thiak tis fare fun I'd
TO Hgnt f1T the Union the way have done; a.
~ The ie OF q soldier with ploatufa You'd weate I
Why, j0ih cur brave army ana 80 home ca leave,
With your lol.de roi iol lot who wishea a., roam
tothe fsi aeit q eattlsi bur stay e home M
0n nr0sdety Pm gJrana though I'm llsi. Hook .ssl
Ana tho girls all admire the oalcor swell
Witha roffedOa NV uniform, huttohed and lauad
That never with powdor and blood was disfracad
WITH my ioide-rol lolt iot who wiahos NJ hrht
SiFe ng Broadway ~ day and parloy BY night
The surfson's no brother, he'll OBJ sught Cor me-.
lie says I an troubled with Debility;
Aud 70 tell yen ihe truth u'saure o. you're born.
amer dining out late, I've a hesdeeho each nora
With my folds rol lol let Who will. lofs o. rain
bct Eive me my partridge aud lots q champagne
10 besnTe, m bprning with loyp Of tle North
And &c I Ger set well, 4 intend 90 20 forth
Io Sight Ia the battles ofRood unole sam % cd Ht
Bat just now N you please, will STAY whers an,
With my fuideTol ioi vet Who viii, eonvaissre q
I'm no such person, Pm bound 20 confess t..
some can NE coward thst isnr polie;.I
tor how can you think poor sick mai % hght'
AMI then, gfnerusltyz yefy sublime. .fa.H.
Aren't you willing coward should have good limo
With his fol-ietro oli ~ WIN wishes 70 au 81 81"
IT'S hardly Vac n,ie fof such tellows az
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IL WOuld appear from the following
that however tile Rebels may protest in
theory against the employment Of negro
soldiers, in practice, they are decidedly
in favor oft We quote from a cores
pondent Of Philadelphia Inquirer who
writes from Baton Rouge
A Micro ~ THE HoTrEsF or TUE
EIGHT.---The severest part of the conflict
at this tide Of the battle occurred before
and within a house which the Rebels OBJ
stnately determined 10 get possession of.
The most conspicuous OF the Rebels at
this place was a huge negro, armed and
equipped with knapsack, musket aud
uniform he led the Rebels, and met his
death al the hands OF one of our men.
Pressed back by our left and our ground
regained, the battle ragged ia front with
desperate fierconess SO silently did the
Rebels approach and 90 well were they
concealed, that they were in the cemeta-
~ and drawn up in bate array, without
our knowing IT,
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pm Ohancery az NashviIle.

CrATE OF TENNESSEE AT Relies held 10 The
- Clerks Oihce, Chanccry g urt ~ Nashville, Mon
day, September the lst, 1859
Hardin Peach, "a al, Oomplinants, rf The
Nashville 0un Factory, et al, Defendants,
10 appearing from addavit 0led Ia this Cluse that
the defendant, Charlos jones' President 49, af said
Gun fgeOr} b non .resitnt al the state Of nannes
SEE. a be- ordered thai he DO enter his Appearance
heren beore or within the 6rsl three days % thc next
term "a said Oourt, % DO bold on tho id Monday m
November ne1S (id92l end plead, answer 0T demlr 10
Nutapailania hHi tla same Win be ilkrn iar cons
that copy ~ THIS order bo published once week i0r
of .eor kaccessife weeks in the Nashville unidn.
.. Alopy--Atiezt j. al GIEAYE3. A. az.
~ 81 hlu sol iQr Clmpll aal9-Ea
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In Chancery AZ NashYille.

CrATh or TENNlSsER. AT Rnlos held Ia the
- Clerks Office, Chancery Court al Nashyille Mou,
day September che lat, 1862
30. Hurt fruatce, sc and IT. N Myers, Con rlhip.
ants, rs Fisher a Gould, and 0tlierl, nefendanis
10 APPEARING nom andayit filed IN thia cause that
The several places Of re- dcnce Of the defendants John
"A. FISHER, John " Gould and Thorn L. Marshall az e
unknown 10 compliments, 60 that tho ordinary mo
cess on this Court cannot be served on them ID h on
defed that they do enter their appearance herein Dc.
lore within The first three DAYS OF ihe next term OF
said Court 10 be held on the list Monday In November
next Ce02) aud plead, answer or denur 90 Complain
ant lil, pr thf same VIII be taken flr coufas a =
70 them and 500 ior hearing OK parte and ihat copy
OF tha order De- published once week lur four success
slge weeks in Tho Nashville Uulou
A Oopy-Attest i. ~ E, GiEAYI,3, c. s. n.
a, L. DENoss, Sol for Compns, seB2-w4
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In Chancery at Nashville.

CrATE OF TENNESSEE AT Relics held 10 the
- Clerks once, Chancery Court u Nashville Mon.
day September the igt l862
JOhn Corley, Complainant Is. T. 70. Flippin
IRibndants
IA appearing nom alldaYt nied in This cause th8t
the place OF residence Of the defendant Il D. Flppn,
Is unknown 20 complainant, so that the ordinary bro
cess OF this Oourt canu0t be served him. n Is o.
dered ihat no DO euler bis appearance herein before
or within The rst tnroe days of tue next term Of aid
Court 20 be held the lst Monday IN November next
(loo2) aud plead, answer or demur 10 Complainant Is
blu, of she same Will be taken for confessed as 10
him and SET Tor hearing ok parte ana that "a copy
oi This order De- published once week for four sue.
cesslvc weeks iu the Nashville Union
A COPY Attest ~ " GlEAVES, G. an
A l.. naHussi 81 loF ComU't sep2-uA
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'TNHE sisTtRs OF THE ORDER
= on 81 DbafISfc, wen known Ia "a
THIS and aBoiring states as etpsrisn.
ced and competent difettof5 of remsls
nducaton repeatedly Inform ths GILL
2ens IF Nashviilei and tie nubllt 10 elbsrif al
epatieu5 building recently erected chsbr titm III
receive a largo number Ct pupils ...nlaittl-I-
Tho ACADEMY is about mile foni tt8 ttt. aud
is situated IN one Of tho most beidHei abdheaitbv
locations In he vicinity. ..lI a..Ia.s 81 Fl.
The ladies Of this iuftiiuion being espoeiallv d.
voted to lhe Riucaton Of the youug Of their own sex,
wa oaye nothing undene 30 ilnpart to she upils CON
ndfd 20 iher care thorough ripcailon nihe HIGH.
est sense Of the word. ..a.H.r t..t.
Therelieon protested by the adioa Of The lusliius
ton y tho Catholic, and they VIII impari special re-.
ligions instruction 70 pupils protesting that faith
Pupils ofeyery religious denomina ton will bo all,
mitied and no undue Influence will be used to bias
the religious principles Of the young ladies nor wai
any Of them be permitted to embrace the Catholic
faith without the verbal or written consent ofp1renN
OF guardlans. Uniformity and rood order. however
require the attendance ofal At morning and evening
prayers, aud at the religious exercises on Sunday.
The course Of study Is divided into fo,ir .aepart.
ments, each department having Its. own distiaot
course Of Studies assigned It, lHul1a
The Academic Year viii oonslst Of tuo. Sessions
The iirsl commencing oRthe first Monday Of septern.
ber' the second on he FIRST Monday Of February.
The Academic Year will close with public dstribu.
'9n ofprep'q3mn' ana hqnoY about ne 2oth 10 Igo
'''N" ''i H... .. .... ....E ....I ..HH.. L
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A suhterranoan railway is now in an
advanced state Of construction, running
about four and a half miles under the
city OF London. The road viii be hand
aomelY lighted with gas,
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I. Nl --f---s-s i.Yfi -llira4 .4t
eryfn.r RknRoAp AND oaSibUs Titkrr ufricr.
litG 1 No. Be-, North Cherry Street. g
t,f.i.g.s tI. AN deer nom union.A
REH4ONS designing leaving the city by Railroad
Il VII save per ceniage by purchasing their Tick,
eie a. this Office, where Hckotsean be had 20 All the
principal Ctei in The North, East and West by The
shortest and most reliable route; also, Tickets can be
lad 70 Huntsville, Aia., and al Intermediate points on
Tie Nashville a qliailanboga aud Tennessee & Ala
hama Railroads. - -
Persons goul Flst 10y purchasing Tickets viii nave
theif baggage cheesel from any Hotel ct art 0fth
city as fur as Louisville, Ky. rt
Pmehass your Tickets the day previous 20 leaving,
30 that you can iielfa your cal for the Ohhibns ID
convey yon To the Deppt.r f.I IfHff .I NJ.
Through Bills Of ailing, giving for an classes Of
Freight 70 al the p1ucpal Cities East via Louisville
Nashville, Jacksonville & Indianapolis, Bellefon.
tame, New York Central New York., Erie 4 Pennsyl-
wanna Railroads, ofby wder at rs low rate Shy any
other route " e 4 Iul1a.aIl laIfa4t
A. am the only Agnt in this city that Gao flr,
nsh Bills Of Ladhg 20 The East ~ AL Railroads or
by Watefand Rail- tGhf atlR sheie llaet-.-
. For furteer upuanuon call ~ lhs oaice. sllinli.
la.t.J LII. a. ls,le ". W. CRAIG
Julyg-u General Ticket and Freight AGENT
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4a6iNson Counh 9irsttorp.
fasiag.N ga-l--.-.llllly 4n4a
CITY oovERNmeNF,

JOuN HUGH SMITH, hayqr
WILLIAM SHANE, Rscordsr.
1r 4 John cHUMBIEY, Ararsbal. les.
Dspnig 1farshais-w. n wilkinson, A. c. Tucker,
Clerts Of ne MarkeiJohn chgmbloy, er-Qeoio, hrst;
Jos. g.. Ryan, second and John I.8ddiek, third
Tar As1.zDr.-1Y illiain Ilrirdf.s assn
R.teuuo Coiiecior--h, q. shankland
Wate5 Tar tolieoiof-E o Garrett
Trsanrsr---R Henry, f 5000. ......F
B1,arf Nager-rhomas Leako., i
s,.peiuisndeai ~ BE- TE6rE lopss--J, O. D6dd
Superintendent Qf ne Boilr tPorts--james Wyatt
DbslJ n ne IRE DebdttmShi John Nj seabury.
seItoA 81 he Cehasb-T, n Mclhde
Street Opersest--J. L. Stewart ift' 't't
ON ARorHey-Iohn McPhall Smith.
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In Che excavation now taking place al
Pompeii two hundred aud twenty work
men are employed, aud railroad has
been laid through the city 10 facilitate
the oarryiago of the supsrlnoumbeBt soil
IL Is one hundred and twenty yegfs since
Pompeii was exhumed, and only one
third Of the city has been yet broushtto
light
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DAvras0a. o0gsaE 49, ca.lIa..ei.
MrLnARf QuAarERg ANp pfrIoEas

.Ppsi-HsadFaueJso on uieh street, Goa. r. D. Ma
ler, Commanding hrs VHa8s8 sas ai ns.as
Dii'rei-Hcadquafters % summer street (pr.
FOrds residsncel W. n sldsll, MAJ, islh .. s. la
\ 'pro,6s Observation-Disclosures at fhe Capitol. a.
Q Giiisa, Col. ist Tenn, Infantry
7 Cit5 dsiadm Qaassrniaaiis = Headquarters On
Cherry streetS no. 10, liadge Catrou'i tesdehes.)
oapt j. d. Bingham fAah
I Asiaaaf oaa,s.p,aoaisr.-lEo =. cassry siFsst capt
r. stevenson. OF. aals af ftHl ni
At,iiaat QaarsraHiis,sf - Vine street, near Mrs
f'qlk's readenro Capt. R. N lamb. hlA
4skaHf QHrtsrHastes-No. 81, Market sttoot.--
Capt. ,. N. Halls. ..-s .d I..ff iaIlI
T rlfSf coiamhnrB HeadqusristE, No. 10, Vine II,
Capt. X. Macieely .I.f ft b.. 3D..
cgwPiHqy n SFb'iaeaef-tBIoad street Cart, s
Iitle.
Acing CoumissWg Of suhsisincs-corner Of Broad
and College streets. Lieut. Charles Allen.
Aeitot Drscior-suinmor street ar Ford's old
readeuce1 Surgeon, E.. swift
Medical P'vosyors OGos-Chutch street, Masonic
Buiding > r rfRtr, Surgeon, sth Kentucky Ia
faniryi acting Medical Pusveyor -''-
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rERNts PnR sESstoN.

. PAYABLE ~ ADVANCE. ..t. ....
For Board and Tuition, s85, $50 sJ5, and 10, ac.
corting 10 the department OF the puphs ' i Ii.'Ai
EXTRA CHARGES. I t-l'
Latin and Modern Languages, each. 200
Use Of Instrument. s.-....... .4.....t.... ~ 4 go
Music on Gutter INSTRUMENT famIshed by'nupl sQQp
iuliS ~ i."i ~ 'ss''s A5.OO
vocal Music ) 80 ......,g!. .....43.! 49,. 10 90
skeiching and Painting q Water Colors. - . l2.eo
fainung IN OIL and materials. 90. ..,......... 20 90
Embrodery.,, ......., y. ......,.. 90. 1000
BED and Bedding. ....-.a ID. ........-.. 40 90
p,,tns -. ~ f;...;.,is-,' nt,aat. WY
stationery aud use Of Books, ST. s., 81, and So so
cording % the Department l.r-l..HI e. .
Medicines and Medical attendance will form extra
charges. ell AIlH .a.l .l-4l.t 7, iI-W VIZ
Board wsshipg, &ea during yscsiion. ss5On a.szsl