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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-06-12

IL Furnace In Munson, and Chardon Village
small leather Portmonaie containing between
one and two dollars Any person finding the
same, by leaving il at the Post Office, viii be
suitably rewarded. 700
-, -, cARRlE N. RlDER.
MansOni june 18th, "
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-06-12
Administrators, Sale of Real Estate.

l pursuance OF an order granted by the Pro-
i bate Court OF Geauga County, wa will offes
for sale at public auction,
On the 27th doy Of June, a. ID. 1868,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the door OF the Court
House in Chardon in said County, the following
described real estate. situate in the County OF
Geauga and State Of Ohio, and known as follows,
First piece as being pa.t OF lot one section one,
east survey in Claridon township, and purs Of
lot number eleven in Hamoden, and bounded an
follows. west on the Caridon road so calledr-
south on the north line OF Dan Dimock's land In
Claridon; east on land of T. ID. Warner; north
easterly partly on the road leading past the saw
mill, and partly on the millyard, together with a
dwelling house thereon standing containing about
90 acres of land Second piece, 3.4 OF an nero
in Claridon, decided TO E. K, Bennett by B. X.
Brainard, as per deed bearing date Nov. Sd. '59.
Third piece known as parts os lots No. ] IL in
section one, and part of lot Q IN section 2, east
survey of Clardon, bounded as follows: Begin.
ming on the south line Of lot ., sec. 2, Erie COM
pany Tract, & in the centre of the diagonal road
running through said los; thence west 25 chs.
and 4 links; thence north lg chains and 3 linkas
thence west 10 chains and So links TO the center
of the brook; thence north 62k links; thence T.
chains and 80 links; thence north chaius and
29 links to a stake and stones; thence east one
chain and il links 10 the center of said road;--
thence along the center o! said road, south a.
degs., east 81 chains and % links 10 the south
line OF said lot No, 2. section 9, and place OF be-
more or less, being the same lands decided to SAID
E. X. Bennett by B. X. Brainard, BY deed beatr
ing date. Nov. Sd, 1889.
TERMS of Sale-One.thlrd OF tho purehass
money to be paid in hand; ono e-thiro in ono year.
and balance in two years, with annual interest e.
GRACE BENNETT.
CHAS. n. MOSS,
- Administrators Of E. r. Bennett. decd.
May 2eth. 1863. 69swA
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-06-12

Szs> Enrolling officers, under the Con-
scription Act, have entered upon the dis
charge Of their duties.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-06-12

NJorICEs--Tbe Undersigned have been
IN duly appointed and qualified as admin
70 traitors on the estate of kansaeller HaIen,
1eoeased, late of Munson, Gesuga Co., o.
SAMUEL MoNUTT,
ANGELINE HAZEN.
MpnsOn, June I2th, 1893. 70oSs'
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-06-12

Manufactures of Hair Jeweiry
HNAkES leave 10 announce that he has taken
posite the Newspaper Office, and is now prepa red
TO execute all orders he should be favored with,
in amanner to insure the most perfect satisfac-
ton. A Stock of select Jewelry &c. on sale, for
which he solcits the favor of an early inspection
0Srl1air Braiding taught in few easy lessons
Cbardon, Feb. 20th, 1862. 694tf
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Notice.

Notice.
TVJHE undersigned has been appointed and
Il qualified as Executrix Of the Estate of
Frederic Scott, deceased. late of Hunts.
burg, Geauga County. Ohio.
DOLLY SCOTT.
Hun.sburg, May 2sth, 1853, 69sws
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old STOCK SHOES, closing out at so cts,
" from IS cts to ST.
69olf WILCOX g. CURDY.
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Conflict OF Authority and Decision

THE TEST CASE BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES
AND TIE NEW YORK STATE AUTHORITIES.
The test ease between the United States and
State autAoritIes, which was made up through
The action OF Judge Leonard, has assumed a
new phase of peculiar interest. The State
judges have made conflicting decisions. The
case stands thus TWO soldiers, both belonging
TO the 18th New York regiment deserted and
fed TO Boston, where they enlisted as suhsti-
tutes and Were sent into the same camp. One
was named Barrett and the other Cox. These
men Were subSe quently arrested, brought to
this city and put INTO the charge OF Acting As
sisIant Provost Marshal General Nugent
The friends OF Barrett sued out a writ OF hd-
LeaS corpus, and after various proceedings
Coz. Nugent answering 10 the writ that the
prisoner was held by military authority, and
that, therefore, lie could not be ereleased-Judge
Leonard, OF the Supreme Court, ordered that
attachment issue against Col. Nugent, by
which proceeding the Colonel was to be broug MT
by the sheriff of the county before the Judge
and answer fer his crime The Judge suS-
tanned the decision OF the United S'aes Su-
pIeme Court IN regard 10 Booth, but held, as
already stated, that this was not a similar
case.
On the other hand, the friends OF Cox applied
TO Judge White. OF the Superior Court. The
facts i'll these casts are Identical, TAR as the
points involved were concerned. Judge White,
on receiving a return from Col. Nugent. like
that made concerning Barrett, decided that the
state courts had no Jurisdiction, and the pro-
ceediEss were terminated. This decision was
also made, rs the Judge held, in accordance
with decision Ill the Booth case.
Therefore conflict of decision between
State Judges and a conflict OF jurisdiction be-
tween cue OF the said State Judges and The
United States military authorities as repre-
stnied by Colonel NGgent.
The Colonel is 10 ce arrested. The attach
ment will be served on Monday, and the Colo.
mel will make no resistance. He has been
advised to take this course by high authorities
Stil! the rights OF the United States will not
be held subie CT TO the decision of Judge Leon.
ard The mite d States District Court will, il
ss understood, hear and determine the case
The State Judges attachment, il is understood,
VIII be reviewed, on a proceeding order to
be applied ior-we cannot now say made-by
Judge BETSY. J.. Post.
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DROPOaALs FOR WOOD.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF WAsBINaroN,)
OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARrERMASTg
WARRINGTON, d. c.. August "a, lSsS.i
PROPOSALS are invited for furnishing woed to the
troops In and around the Forts hereinafter speci.
fed, from parties owsing wood or wood Lands in
the vicinity Of the same, viz
North 3f Potomac Forts sumner; Mansfeld,
Eussy, Stevens, 4loeum, Totten, Sismmer, Bunker
Hill saIatosa. Thayer. and Lincoln and Batteries
sneade, kimball, Parrott, and Cameron
East OF Eastern Branch Potomac: Forts Greble,
Carroll, Snyden, Stanton, Baker Davis. Dupont,
Meigs, and Maham and Batteries Ricketts, and
Wagner.
South of Potomac: Forts Marcy, Ethan Allen. c.
?: Smith. Bennett. De Kalb. Corcoran, Hageerty
Albany.
Proposals to be made in the following manner, to
Wit:
1tt. For wood standing (price DER cord)
Cd. For wood felled by United States Engineers
or otherwise price per cord
80. For wood cut and corded on the ground.
Proposals must specify the locality, kind, guam
the nearest fort or forts
Each bidder must attach his full name and post
ONCE address to his bid, and the of all par
nes interested in the proposal must appear in the
An oath of allegiance to the Government of the
United states must accompany each bid
BIDS v i'll be opened from time to time and con
tracts or pur ,hases made as the wood may be re-
quired.
The right is reserved to accept all or any part of
any bid
: Proposals should be indorsed " "Propos ais for
ELIAS n. GREENE.
Lieutenant Cololel and Chief Quarter master,
su 24-i5t Department of WASHINGTON.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES
IMPORTANT FROM TENNESSEE
Advance of General BurnSide-The Rebel,

Lvacuatlhs East Tennessee.
CINCINNATI, Sept General Burnside tele-
g'aPhs that he took Kingston, Tenn, on the 2i
instant, and part of General Minty's brigade,
0l this army, ent on simultaneously. General
burnside says that he met with little serious
opFosltlon, and that all Eastern Tennessee,
except the Chattanooga region, is evacuated by
the re bells, and free.
. Evtrything is working splen slidly both for
Sehrrai hurnside's army and the Army Of the
Gum oer!and. he great obstacles of this region
ahd OF Lockout Mountain will be surmouuted
In Il day or two
NEW YORK, Sept "A special cincinnati
aisPatch to the Tribune says thst General
Burnside is supposed d to be AT Clinc ch river His
mareh across The cumberland mountains has
D~en very eXhanstiGg to his troops. His column
Is composed mostly Of cavalry and mounted
infantry. strong hnhy nf infantry &,
eral Rosecrass' army was to have Joined him
i'll the Cinch River Valley
1fe headquarters OF the Army Of the Cum.
beriand are still at Stevenson, Alabama. Only
portion OF the Army Of the Cumberland has
crossed the Tennessee Our forces on the south
side will shortly destroy the Georgia railroad,
and thus cut Gen. Bragg's line OF communica-
tion. All nioveahle public and private property
is being carried out OF Chattanooga
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-05

WORCESTER, Sept. 3.-The Democratic State
Convention was attended this afternoon by fit
teen hundred and twenty delegates. Richard
s. Spoford, of Newburyport, presided.
II. w. Payne, Of RoXBury, was nominated
for Governor, and Thomas F. Plunkett, of
Pittstield, for Lieutenant Governor
The resolutions adopted declare strongly for
State rights, oppose the prosecution of the war
Ter the purposes OF sublugation and emancipa-
ton, deEounce the extension of martial law to
States not in rebellion, assert that the war is the
result OF both secession and abolition, pro-
nounce the conscription act unwise, needless
oppressive and unequal, and warmly applaud
the course of Horatio Seymour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-05

THE REELS DIsHONoRTNG THEIR OWN
CUKEENLY-The Knoxville Regis ter mentions
as II sing ular fact, that the Confederate bonds
are worth moIe in England than at home. Hers
ContedeIate money is almost constantly de-
preciating." ..It is difficult to make pur-
.,wilhout being reminded by the seller OF the
great depreciation of our money. From the
man W no cells you a horse for six freight hum
t1ed dollars, down TO the shop. p.keeper VINO
oni,s ven an almanac for twenty. five cents, all
nile ON an enormous price. and by way OF
arolocy, give the currency KICK.
Rut what do the rebels propose TO do about
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LOUISVILLE. Sept. 4.-Five Geserters from the
Twenty second Kentucky infantry were sho.
at M umfordsvlIle, at noon, and two OF the
Thirty third We're respit4d until October
The Cincinnati Commercials Dayton dis
patch says this morning Speelman was sur
rendered 10 tile civil authorities by order of
Gen. Cox. He is in the sheriff's custody await.
ing the disposition of writ OF ha6eas corpus by
Judge Haynes.
Tn" provost marshal will not resist, and
Speelman will be- examined before the ua yor
Oh the charge OF shooting, with intent to kill,
Mater. Huber was released.
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE,

FoKTREss MONROE, Sept. 3.-The United
States steamer Shockoken, from Newbern, re-
ports that the brig ashore between Halter as and
Beaufort would be total wreck. The cargo
OF cotton al d turpentine was being taken out
and sent On shore.
Ihe Storm which has been prevailing for sew.
eral days past on the southern coast still con-
tiDues Cf the cares of the Chesapeake.
Anavalreconnoissance 10 the Rappah ammo .k
river, consisting OF one Mon tor and two gun
boats, returned here to- day. Nothing of impor.
lance occurred during the eXpe dition.
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PROPOSALS.
pRoP0sALs FuR wOoD.
DEPOT ToR PnIsoHERs OF wAn
Assistant Quarter masters Okes.
Point Lo okoHS md AxgxSf a, 49,

, Assissaa, Quar.srm.stsr's Qase.
sos .As 81
hs s s d., T. ts'ss c IT.
four feet and split q g tie
The Wood d to be % Delivered 1t Point Lookout.
psi,:s, sss as until corded
THE Wood te be delivered IN or before the so.h
o. at tho oson Of
,epot nepot eassternaster, il deemed best for the in :
PRs,msntt: b 3 nsie as follows: apsn delivery Of
sn ss5d, ,3 9f Mood " cords Vim - gaa
fSscs tS bes The balance upon apstion Of
ind N h Re;s os address Of the bid
Ii bid Is . sde in The name or arm IL. names
o. 81 ins parties soI1osips i must appear. the
hs VII ar,1 % a. the inc ividua proposal Of
.PregO:.i: from di.leyal parties viii not bs con-
.FIopo::: NUT BE- addressed e o.Dt; Nelson
s,yiind Ind wooa .na sh MD be plainly marked Pro-
.hsxn sSs oaeisl esrtias..s q The cIs!f q Il:
nSs nist ant ttt ooof' OF OF 'ne onlseo esates
The sbiiity u ith. bidder to all ii. contract,
;, ,e.ponsibie parsons whose sisnstnrss are to
be appended to the srsransss, and said guarantee
Bidders must be present in person when the bids
are opened, their proposals. viii not be eonaid.
sred
Bonds in the sum Of ten thousand dollars. signed
by the contractor and both Of his guarsntors, will
be required of the successful bidder upon signing
the contract
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
Ee-,of the county Of -, and State Of -
nereby guaranty that is able to fulal . contract
In sceordanee With the terms Of his proposition,
ana that, should his proposition be accepted, he
yili At once enter into contract in accordance
pared to become his securities.
Ito this guarantee must be appended tho ofiicial
certificate above nentioned.)
The Derot Quartermaster reserves to himself the
right to reject any all bids that he may deem too
high.
Informal proposals will be rejected.
NELSON PLATO.
aus Captain A. @. NJ.
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The Statement that Admir- al Da Isren wa s
Ill Untrue.

BALTIMORE, Sept 4.-There is no truth in the
assertion OF the Illness of Admiral Dahlgren
hfdr a l dfsltaaI hR he sst ths
and undying man in the whole fleet His en-.
tire heart is i'll the work, and he is full of con-
fidence and enthuiaSm.
II he ABOVE statement is made on the author
lty OF Mr.. T.. T.. Fulton, who, AS correspondent
Tor his own paper, the Baltimore Am .rican,
trcm the feet, certainly ought to know the
t3Ct.l
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EYLMONEY !LMONKYI

~ MONkYLMONEY MONEY! ~
u n. X. WALSH CO., u
LICENSED PAWNB BOXERS,
299 STRRET, BETWEEN kINrB TENTH,
are nov prepared to matR cash ad vances in sums
Of from one dollar to tsn thousand dollars on col
LIBERAL ADVANCES will be made on all kinis
of Real and Personal Pre perty. Diamonds; Gold
Ips+rume n1s. Hardware. Clothing &C., &c.
- aviIg had several yesrs' experience in
business in this city, and favorably known to my
Of its citizens confident tn st to al! who
entrust with business will give satisfaction.
N. x. WALSH & CO..
sel-3m" Licensed Pa~nbrokers.
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SARATOGA, Sept Hon. Reverdy johnson,
ot MAJ! iind, "Gdless"d the saratoga County
Agricultural Society heIp t. diy His ai
Ores as tJief, hut largely de voted to national
affair. II was pervad, by II spirit of intense
devotion 10 rhe Union. lie enjolned the duty
OF sue ;aiGIng the government i'll its struggle
a. gainSt the rebellion.
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EROPOSALS FOR WOOD.

SEALED PROPOSALS are invited till the TENrH
DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1868 for furnishing the United
ttstes With two thousand q, O0) cords of PINE
WOOD, known n the market as = Bakers Pine
The wood TO be delivered on before The 3)th day
of Octo Ser, l3 g. on any wnarfin Washington or
Gee rgetOwn The Government may direct to be
co. d. ard measured at the expense ofthe
tractor subject to the ins pection of pc des
ifnated by the Government.
Bids wi re r. ceived for any quantity less than
the wn1e, No bid will be re ceived not accompa
I!sd by cath Of allie glance
Government reserves the right to reject any bid
for ary casse
Bids TO be addressed to the subscriber, marked
Propo ais tor We cd )" at 223 u street, Washing
ton b. G.
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Loan Funds tothe Goveruueu,

HosToN. Sept. THE Associated Banks of
Ecs ten have voted i'll favor of loaning the gov
e1hmeht Ten millions, tie proportion allotted to
the city Of the s5G,0CG, UGU recently applied for
10y Secretary Chase.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-05

rThe Richmond Enquirer says the So.
,remest orcer OF iBtellectnal amusement reg
ppant in Richmond IL the study of the stigef,"
~ a dollar q ..chip," or the recreation Of the
ssncy IN two dollar juIeps and one dollar
..strsiehts." BaY.rooms and faro hanks arc the
popular Institutions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-05
Special Mail AGENT under Arrest

ST. LOUIS, Sept. A.-Charles Noyes, formerly
sleciai mail agent and Unit Stares detective,
WIS brought here lat night from Toledo un-
der arrest for the robbery Of the United States
Express office a few nights since.
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DROP SAILS FOR HORSES.
CAVALRY BUREAU,
O6fcs of the Chief fOHayteTu,1 SteT, :,

OWct ot The (hisf IHaTteTnl1SfeT, :
WASHINGTON, d. G August Is, 1868. !
PRo PosALs ale solicited and will be received at
this Office for furnishing Cavalry Horses, to be de
hvered at Pittsburs. Pepnsy lvs snia PHILADELPHIA ia.
Warrington City. Syracuse, N. Y. or Indianapolis.
InoiaLa
Proposals will be considered for the furnishing OF
Horses in lots of not less than twenty FIVE, rs
TIE Horses to be from fifteen (l5) to sixteen (l6)
hanr high. from Eve t6) to nine 80 yea old we'll
b. oxen to the saddle. conpactly built in good
hesh, and free from all defects
The ability of the bidder to fulfil his agreeme mt
Eust be guaranteed by two responsible persons,
antee.
The responsibility of the suarantors must bs
shoy n by the iclal certificate of the Clerk of the
n.s-e,t District Court, of the U..tsd States
District Attorney
Colonel G. sawtelIe. Chief Quartermsster Cav
Airy Bureau, and be Endorsed on the envelope
Proposals for Horses"
@ g. SAWTELLE,
Lieut. Col and Chief Quarter master,
an "a II Cavalry Bureau
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CANTERBURY HAL,

CANTERBURY HALL,
CANTERBURY HALL.
LoUISIAEA AV.. NEAR SIx-H 6rnrs-
VIM. E. Sinn.. Sole Manager and Proprietor
TONIGHT,
MISS ERNESTINE DE FAIBER,
The Charming songstress and Danseuse
MISS FANNIE WILSON,
MISS FANNIE WILSON,
In her Classic Representation Of
ROMAN AND GRECIAN sTATUARY
spectacular Extravaganze,
TIL e FAIRY GIFT;
THE FAIRY GIFT;
ORTHETNCHANTED GROTTOHS OF ELFLAND
OR,THEENCHANIE ED GROTTOES OF ELFLAND
Beautiful Ballet,
La REUNION DES RF,IT.ES'
THE ALBUM OF BEAUTY
THE CORPS DETHIOPE
POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE
ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
Admission twenty Ave and Fifty cents. Doors open
at7h O'clock; performan al q O'Clock. su3l
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IMPORTANT TO Suffers.

IMPORTANT TO Suffers.
Suffers WILL FIND
ii. A. DOWNING & CO.'S
CONCE ENTRATED CLAM
TO BE A MOST VALUABLE ARTICLE FOR
TaEIR TRADE.
1t sells very rapidly and is the most economical
article cf let for the officers mess. Itis prepared
in ore minute, and makes most delicious Soup or
Chowder.
tits highly recommended by Army Surgeons.
The profits are large. For ale by
BARBOUR & SEMMES, Sole Agents,
65 Louitiana Avenue,
PLY Washir gton. d G..
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MITCHELL HOUsE
Nl HOTEL AND RESTAURANT,
CON THE EUROPEAN PLAN,D
462, 464, AND 466 THIRrSEATH STREET.
The undersigned soicits the patronage of the
public This house has pu bile and private a
Dinipg Rooms and Lunch Counter; also, 1E:EAF
number of light, airy and welI-frrBisheu k..sfg
Sleeping Apartments by the week, dsy or month :,
at liberal terms. Its Larder is ne Plus xltra, and
the Culinary department under the contoi of one
Of the beht cooks in the country. Particular atten
tion has been paid to the selection OF the Bar
room 40 that the most fastidious connoiseur can
GEO. Il. MIrCHELL Proprietor.
N. B.-The Eating Apartments are open night
and day. a. lrif
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EDUCATIONAL.

M Rs. BARRY, OF NEW YORK CITY. D1.
~ si,es to inform her friends and the pubic
fee ?opasP s asPis E.as. and
GhhisdrsD. chi at Ne 35S I street. between lssa and
prineipal bockrtorss or At Mrs Bsrrys re,id.nes
492 esst 80 street. CAPITOL Hill. sea-iW
MRs GOODRICH w o.
On Ncnd.z Sep. 7th. at 4s5 Fisss soaoo. .stses BE-.
~ sh edran saa Terms from Is to % per aqa!tsr.
ENaLlsH AND CLASSICAL soHoOL,
The Third aSnS. sss:isn 81 81. s"s
tuesday fks't Il III prnei,.
a SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
ISs ns1. Annasi Session vii eemnenos 2 a On Nor.
day. Sept. nth The course Of instraction enbrases
Is: a1set Latin sba aossrn hsa
For mi S :: sas
au n .v- [oAron J B. B DETRIoK, Az.
SCHOOL FOR sMALL BOYS.
Paok W her School a11
may Ss bad At the Sooi Stores. susssos
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE, d. O.-Ths sssslon Of
DAY nf x, % W1DNEs
further irformaton or esssiosass snpi1
.n 2s-eo1x. CIV. SAMSON, I'D.
MI Ao0 IA kOh
Nl expects to resume the
tt.n.ht n ~. E.ercisss OF her SoHooL
i t.: E':s e Il; s::'
GkoRGk1oWN
BOARDING AND D1Y SCH0OL.
III. Su.ie. Mss5 Of tt55n'i1 t5.
Monday, Sept 7th GiTealsrs may % Be Oh oStansd sa at
'Is '1s y Gsss6ttsB Principal,
SsHE X. s,.s X5 k5.s,91 HER
sHa sni
A s.IrdT soaSSt SS niss:s HSk fc6HSa LADIES
The Twelfth Session viii eom i msnce sne On Mond.v
sse se nndsr the sens1 and
Circulars 1T bookstores.
.ua2- lohron.l r. x. %%1hHLsssAD' v %1IHiAas!
FMERsoN INsTIT
AND Sz4HGM3HtEsl szEEG3 fHHAsS!Gzh Gydnoo1,
Ath street, between l and K.
This School, formerly located in II street. be.
txsen an, l2th and 18th streets win Be opened
aouse recently erected on 18th street, between
dress IL. PInaipsi, or ea a. Ii. rssdsnoe sss as
New York avenue between 9Th and 10th sts
CHAS. B. YOUNG, A. NJ,
4u " I'm" Principal.
THE UNION
i FEMALE ACADEMY
r., Corner q l!th street and New York arenxe.
Ihe fouftt enth Annual Session commences Sep.
tember =. 1868.
Circulars at the Bookstores. u17h
ST. MATTHEWS INSTITUTE FOR BOYS,
~ 18Th 6rRKKf, BETWEEN G. ANDH h.
The exercises Of this in stitution will be resumed
on TUESDAY, the LIST of September.
Com Petent teachers employed. Discipline of the
Terms M ode.ate. Apply to tho nnd ersisned,
CHAS. J. WHITE, D. D.,
an l0-t 336 street. near 18th.