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xxx cOHaREss--FlRsT SESSION.
HOUSE.


WASHINGTON, June I'll.
Mr.. Rice, of Massachusetts,, from the com.
mittee On Naval Affairs, reported back the
Senate joint resolution for the restoration of
Lieutenant Commander Richard l.. Law, o.
s. Navy, to the active list from the reserved
list, which was read three times and passed
Mr. Morrill,, from the committee on Ways
and Means, reported back bill to e-organ-
ize the Treasury Department, and fix the pay
of its employees. He had heard that the dis
tfibution of the $3.50, 600 appropriated last
year for extra compensation TO the employees
of the Treasury Department had gwen great
dissatisfaction. A similar measure had re-
Gently passed the Senate, but from converse
ton with members of the House he was quite
satisfied that bill giving such discretion to
the Secretary could not pass the House. Yet
it was apparent that the employees of the
Treasury Department must have their pay
increased, and the committee of Ways and
Means deemed it best to report . bill fixing
the matter definitely and legally. This BILL
he said, if the same number Of employees
were retained, would only increase the annual
expenditure about $35, 600.
Mr.. Stevens expressed his surprise at the
measure being reported from the committee
of Ways and Means, as it properly belonged
to and was now before the committee on Ap-
preparations. The Secretary of the Treasury
had reported that out of the $50, 900 left last
season to his discretionary distribution. he
had only distributed S25, 900 among heads Of
Bureaus and high salaried clerks, and asked
what was to be done with the $225, 600. The
committee on Appropriations had presented
bill for its proper distribution. aud reported
il seyerJ months SINCE, and though it was
within the knowledge of the Secretary, he
had since gone, and without any regard 70 il,
distributed the S225. 600 rs he thought proper.
He moved the reference of the bill to the
committee on Appropriations. The motion
was lost--yeas, ~; nays, 76;-and the bill
was read twice, re- committed to the Commit
tee on Ways and Means. and ordered printed.
Mr.. Baldwin stated that he had been
charged with $50 more mileage than he had
received, and therefore asked leave to offer
the following:
Resolced, That the committee on Appro-
priations be required to inquire into the ex-
pediency OF reporting Law in reference TO
mileage, so as 10 make the payment Of mile
age more equal and more in accordance with
the actual cost Of travel to and from the Ma
tional capital. The resolution was adopted.
Mr.. PAYNE reported IN favor of awarding
the seat for the 2lst Congressional District oi
Pennsylvania to Mr.. Dawson, the sitting
member and gave notice he would call it up
next week.
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REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.

-
The several delegates to the Republican
State Convention met in the Court House at
Des Moines at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, on Wednes-
day, June Goth. There was = large attend
ance, Hon. ]. Tracey, Chairman Of the State
Central Committee, called the Convention to
order, ana prayer was offered by Rev. Mr..
Hayhurst, of Polk county. Mr.. c. F. Clark.
son, Of Grundy county, was made temporary
chairman, Frank M. Mills. Of Polk county.
Secretary, and Captain A. Head, of Green
county, Assistant Secretary.
On motion, committee on Permanent Or.
ganization was appointed, as follows:
lst Judicial District-Gen. II. T. keid, of
Lee.
Cd Judicial District-C. W. Bowen, of Ap-
paEoose,
Sd Judicial District-Maj. G. W. Audgett,
of Decatur.
4th Judicial District-W. L. Joy, of Wood.
bury.
9th Judicial District-Hutchins Of Madison.
9th Judicial District-D. P. Stubbs, of
Jefferson.
7th Judicial District-B. R. Palmer, Of
Clinton.
sth Judicial District-T. A. Graham, Of
lama
9th Judicial Dstrict-L W. Hart, of Bu-
chanan.
10th Judicial Dirtrict-D. l.. Leffngwell,
of Clayton.
llth Judicial District-B. F. Cue, Of Web.
eter.
18th Judicial District-Lewis Case, of Bre.
mer.
On motion committee of one from each
District was appointed on Resolutions, as fol
lows:
lst Judicial District-J. Tracey, Of Des
Moines.
I'd Judicial District-Wm. Hartshorn, of
Wayne.
Sd Judicial District-L. W. Ross, of Potta-
wattamie.
4th Judicial District-Chas. Bergk, of
Humboldt.
5th Judicial District-Seward Smith, of
Polk.
9Th Judicial District-Gen E. W. Rice, ef
Mahaska.
7th Judicial District-Jacob Butler, of
Muscatine.
sth Judicial District-R. S. Finkbine Of
Johnson.
9th Judicial District-Gen. II. ]. Wiltse, of
Dubuque.
10th judicial District-G j. Tisdale, Of
Chickasaw.
llth Judicial District-D. d. Chase, of
Hamilton.
18th Judicial Dstrict-R W. Humphrey,
Of Floyd
A committee on Credentials was also ap-
pointed. of which Major T. A. Bereman was
chairman.
After some further unimportant action the
Convention adjourned till O'Clock.
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CIRCULAR.
The General Assembly has order ed that
the Adjutant General Of this State shall pub.
iish . report January l, 1867.
| most earnestly urge upon the com lmand-
ing officers Of our late regiments and theil
subordinates, to furnish me with any mate ria
for history Of Iowa regiments not embodied
in my reports Of 1868. 1864, 1865. or 1856.
also ask for brief sketches Of all officer.
who served in Iowa regiments. The memo
rails 5f the gallant dead can be written ou,
by some fellow officer or soldier. 1t should
be a pleasant duty.
The gallant deeds of Iowa soldiers in the
ranks should be preserved, and any fact re-
lating to the noble characteristics ofour Iowa
soldiers will be thankfully received aud pub
lished.
When We are all dead-and the reputation
Of Iowa in the late war depends to b grea,
degree on the history she has presery@d-lei
our children be able to point TO the tecord
duly authenticated, that Iowa not only did he,
duty in the hour oftrial, but that her soldiers
with the bayonet and sabre made as proud 8
record as any State in the world.
n. B. BAKER.
Adjusant General of Iowa.
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New Books.

FMRf FINGERS, by Anna Cora II he.
E Mute Singer,
Beyminsle.
Jargsi.
Airlft in Dixie by Edmond kiks.
Recomme nded to Mercy.
John Haiifax, y Miss Muock
A ilfa for Life, -
Benah, by Augusta J. Evans
Macaria
Prison Life of J.ner.on Davis
Alabama and Sumter.
Kate Narstope.
Josh Billings his life Boo h.
Lf-ot Jar es Stephels.
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Long Look Ahead.
Looking Arourd.
Time and Tide.
I've Been Thinking.
" Could He HeipIt.
The tar and the cloud.
Jfke aud Unlike
1 r, owe and he Loved.
Chandos. by 0uoa
Hidden d bs
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| ssyol i,ns of the Ages l. J Rev G. N. Allen.
| Tnnsr Rore, bs Rev. c sutler
MedirAi Che,a-t y, hy Morton Leeds.
Lite Of Swsn ensor., by ~hite
Cerise. by Melville.
/ Gisi. die 0nflaW,
Rehei War Clerk. Diary, ~ Jones
Lippncofs. ProrouncinS eaxetrerr OF the World
/ eli ion.
The NJ ,weomers,
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An endsaovy Raetnc RAileeeA pill passed
In the senate.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l

WASHINGTON. June 10.
The Senate this afternoon. by vote Of Is
to II, after protracted debate, passed the
important bill amendatory Of The. Pacific Rail
road act Its full text ID as follows:
Be 1t enacted, dc, That the Union Pacific
Railroad Company, Eastern Division. is here
by authorized to designate the gsneral ruute
OF their said road, ana I'd fle map thereof,
ms now required by law, at any time before
the first day of December, 1866, and upon the
filing of said map. showing the general route
Of the railroad, the lands along the entire line
thereof, 50 far as the same may be designated
Secretary Of the Interior. provided that said
company shall be entitled TO. only the same
amount Of the bonds OF the United States K
aid in the construction of theis iiae ofrsilfoas
sud telegraph. as they would hsve been snti-
tied to it they had connected t,eir said lin,
with the Union Pacific Ri - on the on,
hundred,h degree. of Ion, 49,, a. now ~
| qsirsd By law; and provided &. .thsr, thAa -
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To PRoTEcT PoT.raEs PROM THE Bees
Duane Reynolds informs Us that for two
years he has protected his potatoes from the
ravages OF the bugs By giving them good
sprinkling of fresh lime two or three times a
week; il does not kill them but drives the m
of. 1t is an easy remedy and will benefit the
potatoes in most Of soils Warerly iIoral
Phnnix
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the Board Of Health this morning-Mr. Ma
lone, living at l04 Ea& Drcad~vy.
/ Specials to the evening pa?ers say that re-
ports just received BY Gen. Howard represent
the freedmens' affairs in Florida a. in very
fistteringe ngeondition. The freedmen are n.
boring diligently, and appear 70 give satisfac-
tion to their employers. Gen. Walker takes
deep interest in the welfare Of the freedmen
at Apalachicola. They have two churches
and schools, oil we'll attended.
The committee on Ways and Means have
agreed on bill completely re-organizing the
Treasury Department.
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WASHINGTON. June Il.
Among the recent contracts is one for ser
vice from Vicksbnrg to New Orleans in sni,a-
be and safe steamboats,. Internal Revenue
officers on this route will be supplied regular
II three times a week.
The President has approved the bill giving
bounties to colored soldiers, and pensions,
bounties and allowances TO their heirs. The
President has also approved the bill to faei.i
tnte commercial postal and military coumis.
sion. Among several States this bill author.
ICES railroad connections so as to form con-
tinuous lines
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The Cincinnati Gazette has resume Of
chivalrous toasts submitted at reconstructed
meetings in dixie, and showing the present
drift of Southern sentiment.
The peculiar character of the ':reconstruc-
tom which has been reached in Virg;nis,
was displayed at the anniversary of the Rich
mond Greys, last week. JEFF. DAVIS was re-
membered in two toasts, as follows:
Jefferson Davis-The Gagged eagle. The
bars confne his person, but his great spirit
still scars He suffers for . nation which
loves him. but is consoled by the admiration
and sympathy of the Christian world.
Jefferson Davis-The last single captive
to millions in war. It's not meet that he
should suffer for all
STosEwALL JACKSON was euioglzed in three
sentiments, of which it will be sufficient to
quote the following one:
.sGeneral Stonewal Jacksonville wor-
shipped hero of a great, though conquered peo-
pie. His name will be the honored theme OF
song and story when those of his revilers will
be buried in contumeiy.
R. E. LEE was twice toasted. One of his
admirers, in remarkable forgetfulness OF Lee S
violation of bis oath to the Government, put
forth the following:
"Gensral Robert E. Les-'Twere easier to
turn the sun from its course than fabrielus
from the path Of honor.
| Another declared that history will name
him among the greatest warriors; tradition
will place him among the best and purest o.
men.
| This individual seems to have studied the
theory of myths. Hence his reluctance to
affirm tha. LEg's purity would ever become a
veritable historical fact. His sympatbies
however, hoped that it might become pop
ular deluson.
The appreciation of the President was not
as conspicuousy displayed, as has been the
case at many Southern demonstrations. Hs
has not been so Jealous a Radical crusher a.
the ey-rebel Greys desired. and they only
praised him alphabetically, and that too neal
the end of the feast, in the toast:
Andrew johnson, President Of the United
States-He has been styled the ''kestorer o
the Constitution" Let him perfect his title
by restoring the liberty which the Constitu-
ton guarantees.
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ToRoNro. C. W. June q


The legislature Of New Brunswick, it is ex-
pected, win adopt the confederation. Sev
eral delegates from Canada, New brunswick
Nova Scotia and New Feundland will proba
bly, leave for England at the end of the pres
ent month. The English Parliament will, j,
is expected, pass the necessary act at the
present session, in order to enable the confed
Grafton of the provinces to be fixed.
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IL chronicling the presence of our Senior
in the Capital City, the Register says:

III tue OdplIII O1tJ WIG 1Iyyy1sssss .dys
"a. B. Howell, 1--WE think the Oldest active
editor 10 lhe State, arrived in this city on
Monday evening, via the Des Moines Valley
Railroad snd estension He has Just had his
official head as Postmaster in Keokuk cut off,
to make way for distinguished Copperhead
or Possum named Edrdrds-he who figured
in the Possom State Convention last summer.
There is one circumstance which initiates
somewhat against Edwards full fruition OF
Joy in the transaction, viz: that the Radical
Republican majority in the Senate l5ve How
ell for his consistent sRepublicanism much
better than they can Edwards for his Copper
headism, and they will therefore refuse tc
confirm"
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NJ oTfrEis heret. given taat II. ". Sample yoi n
~ 81 une, an am SsIn Dle. Of Es4.aak los !:
md r. Sch H. ex y mp on, sil ir4n serrt OF
ii .ieoc eaAGty, III In tbstr iatse have yah
fze theal-s Ives INTO Co pDfs:c 10 stck G.
ian.y ua-r an provid BY tile La The cf
io riative TO sn auizatou. ior internal I'm
proven uta nader ta= name and style OF
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The Pgoindedler learns that DR.. Hoffmeis-
ter, late surgeon Iowa volunteers, has been
made physician in charge of the Penitentiary
at Fort Madison.
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MARRIED..

Al he house ~ Mr.. Eiwsrd wiek~sham. near Srm-
nii,vii-, Jnre eoth 1866 ty the Rer Thotnp.o, Nj
sA~rsl " P.lE, " Iowa Falls an Mis Axfuxr Wicn
ssH.s, Of Sun. .nitfIiie, Lee county. Io,a
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o + FL CIAL.
United States Internal Revenue
First DIsrEixT % iowa }
Mr. PLusAs,, Hrnry ooenty. Juue lin. lse6 I

FIRST DisrHixT or IOWA,
Mt PtsAsr, Henry coeDty. Juue lin. lss6.
NOTICE is hereby gwen that the LISTS of
sA4Gat oa add kahLcfAt ou ~ pT0p-Fts tj-cG
Tax ier ths :" ct II Conz-s. 10 ryrti, Ia1r-a1
kerera> 10 .atfof GoTeynaest and b pay
ffhitc es$ as aH,7dsa BY ts Act ~ {aas SD Is and
bts dzasnd4tAFy Acss Ia .de ztd akea by several
ASH t.pt Assessors ut this bi-tist year ls66
Ill remain open tvF the examination of persooa
interested at the oce OF the said
Ih- spsce Of fifteen d~,s b-.~eeu th- 9oolocs
4 m and oeioek m OF each day, and Immediately
thereafter viz: 9th day ~ JgGe Isss ssisian
Asses sors ofc~. in the city Of h~okak. and county
ls-- composing fh. LIST. ID aud 12ih tivstot.s which
W Z STRIPE, ktni-s, and r. A. Ku SELL k<as. are
A>sst Mt AsseSso between the honrs OF o'clock m
and o'clock vii and dster aise all sp-
p-asr ID Ire TO errunio1s excessive Valuations
Esnmsrat made and taken bs the said Assistant As
All arpezi< 10 IL must be
made 10 writing and spe, the p@rt uisr u. matter
thing speeding uni de i-fon - requested snd
sso state be sroGnd or principles uf atty
complained u. y. " pIEREL
je5o dtd bstrict Assessor.
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JuprcIAI coHyEHr1oN.

Republican Judicial Convention for the First jedi
cal District OF the State Of Iowa. viii be had at Mount
p asant Iowa. on Thuraday the 10Th Of July, lsod at
10 o'clock A. NJ for the purpose Of nominating csnd
dates for tn. following oices to be allied atths ensuing
general election, to Wit
DIeTRICT.JUDdE
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
The ratio Of reprsser tAtion will be the that
adopted by the Republican State Convention.
JNO. q. GEAR. Chm Judicial Committee.
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The Ko,cn Rridge ConsD0Mu

The principal o5ce and place business of TIE Com
psuy h. 10 he st k-s.kuk iws
Ths % 5ect aaa bu-iu Of the Compauy-is the ioca
ton Constr ucEioa and uaint2naute oi kaiINay snd
aghway briS-. With dnube trpckx scrrs4 tte Ai..a-
sipi River, brts and sItnin cort Of ian acs
'linei-. and L-e iosa La c,Rs,ett.n ri he iIia-
eocAt urs BFiagrtrMp-Hy Who hsvr ih- Char.
ter ard su hoiiiy from he state II Ill. els for
he rXelu>Ae right 10 ~r,ct u Rrifge within the
linlts coatenpi .ad ny his empasy
The amount of Cap tai stock U1s Million Dollars to
b. represented >Eafes Of Huncred Dollars each
which Stock is sabfect to subscription paymeut aud
transfer, frs tim. time ps escri by the
Board OF Directors aud By-Law. of the Company.
Th- rrttah provetty OF StJekhodrrs is made e2 upt
from Inability for the debts Of the ccmpsny except
the extent no~ provided by til. laws Of Iowa.
Tas business ui the Company viii be uader the gan.
arn drec' ard rntrol of Five D-eciors-a ;or "
OF whom can act-which board nay be increased If
deemed advissbe, hereafter. The Board EBAY elect
Pre-fdeut, VI President secrefsry. rud appv.ht all
other oheers snd nis. and Joy ees, sley dse4n
neresssry to the intert.t of the Company.
The Bard Of DIRECTORS be elect Il annually,
such times msy be fixed and twenty dsys notice
sueeessots shall have been duly elected and g.
vacancies.
Iht1isb Titles or the mp.ny shs time .Ac.ed
double the amount of the apita of .be Con
II W Sample, John AcCune. Sani S ssmpie, B. r.
schof-ld. aud Alexander SIMPSON constitute frs.
Board of Direcorsto act anI their dal
elected
twenty years the date Articles OF
nn and subject to renewal for the longest periods
allowed by Law.
Tns present Ulcers Of the Company
II W SAMPLE. President.
je144w sAM'L s. SAMPLE, Secretary.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Internal Revenue Tax Notice

Os,tos oe Dstrrr CoIis -og
ffEsr Drv,stoy, rssr c-lts ROY pis,sIcr
kwoKuG Iowa June III 1896
NOTICE is hereby given that the annual
! ass--sment iic-n Incomes. Carriages praa
noes 4.,,d watches, slsrr Plate &C /. uss cu- and
r-say payment All cerned will therefore IN IL
paynen, without further delay.
je2z-st 10 WALKER, Deputy Collector,
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Two Good Moulders wanted Immediately,
4 a, the Ottumwa Foundry. Work by the day Or
piece will be given three to four months
DRAkE SPIvEY.
OttumwA, june H. 1866. jsl3 st
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FOR SALE
Valuable Catholic Property

EMBRACING 3 fall City Lots in Block
~, Heaknk, m ~hieh ritns. ed the bniliin $
acru led by the Convent OF Visitation Of seth :,
Superior, Iostphn- Rice The prime ri- building i,
brick atoat ~ by T0-3 stories high .ipipg Is
rooms Next T. frsm 2 ~torhs with 10 Next
ia two story Brick Dwelling with There's
also stone church building. 40 by So atout
fwo-shiris s.-d These nnis ali enclosed,
and covered sith great variety ruit ~her
Are situate on ominenee ding feauti-
ui v-~ Of the Mississippi and the opposite bank
river liBos togeth-r With very hn. view OF the
city Thes- improvements could not te repiaded for
much less than 5ayt, In view OF the financial
dition cf sha the esfsss desire 1r~i In
order 70 free it from present cnharsssments These
buiiding 81 may be occupied for establishing . Yonng
Ladies' seminAry Of any denoninstion, for other
purI oses.
All this valuable property is Offered At the
markabe loo price Of Sl2 CO... Title good or no sale
For further information address H II TEN-KYCK
js3l Real Estste Agent, Keokuk.
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lows w ar History.

STATE OF Iowa. !
ADJUTANT GENERAL 8 OrFIEE,
CLINTON, June IL, 1866 J
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-09-05

Terms-l copy year, lin advaneel $500
St paid within six months, $3.50 will be charged
NO paper will be DISCONTINUED, until all ar
rear.ges are paid; unless at the option of publisher
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Az GILMAN, has permanently located in Tunk
W. hanncck Borough, and respectfully tebderhi
professional services to the citizens Of this paceand
surrounding country.
ALL WORK WARRANTED, TO GIVE sATIT-
lion. ..
Ofies ever Tutton's Law Ofh:e near the Post
0fics
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rs1RTSrRE,S S.,LE OF VALUABLE
PFAI, EST4 TE.--By gir9 ue of a de@d Of
trust from henry jenkins ana W!ie, dated the
Sntb Gny Of April, 1861, and by the authority of
the parties interested shall! sell at Townsville,
in the County Of Fairfax, on TUESDAY, the
4th dAy Of St cerA Der next, tnNt valuable tract
Of land, upo! which Henry Jenkins formerly
resided, containing about Sixty AZ Res
commencing about the centre Of the village,
and running thence easter}y along tn centre OF
the road leading from LewinsviIle to the Little
Falls Bridge and Georgetown-distance from
Geo: gntow1. 9 miles. This land is admirably
located for market or dairy farm and the sit
a LOT OF LAND, lying on Pimmltt 5 Kun, on
the travelled track Of the road, leading from
Townsville 10 the Falls Church, continuing
about MIN E and THREE GU AFTER ACRES,
adjoining the lands Of Chas. Kirby and others,
and is principally in wood and timber.
Terms Of Sale ne-fourth of the purchase
money will be required in cash; the remainder
in three equal payments of6, II and Is months,
with interest from day of sale, to be secured by
Il deed Of trust upon the property, at the en-
pcnse Of the purchaser Selling as trustee shall
convey such title only as is vested in me, which,
however, is believed to be unquestionable. Sale
to take place between Y and 3 clock.
THOMAS r. LOVE, Trustee.
Ng.~I shall also offer for sale. at the same time,
LAND, at Lcwinsvile, lying north of the road
leading to the Falls bridge and adjoining the
Parsonage Ter rs made known on day OF sac
Townsend McVeigh will sell a NALU able
FARM near Townsville, on the same day
have for sale about ONE THO QSAND ACk ho
OF LAND, in the vicinity of Fairfax Station
on the Orange and Alexandra Railroad, ana
other valuable lanus in Fairfax County.
THOS, r. LOVE.
F,irfay cOunty aum Its
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! JUCAI IOWAL.
NU.pEPEN FEMALE INSTITUTE.
MRS. MARY NJ. ARCHER


Having removed to the town Of Culpe9per'
and taken a large nd commodl"us evening
has determined 10 resume her school unoei
the above name She will be pleased t. receive
Il limited number Of boarders III her family
Having had exp rience IN the, educat' n o.
young ladies' she feels assured of beng aD!e T.
rive Satisfaction to such as may entrust their
daughters to her care. The services OF PROBES
sors If the Viz. mia High School, have been sc
cured to assist in giving Instructions IN Ancient
and Modern Languages and Mathematics.
TERMS FOR SCHOLASTIC 3EA A. CoNMhAClAo
SEPTEMBER ~, 1866.
First half session payable IN advance; secoh"
payment in February, 1867.
Higher Branches Of English......"......SoO Uo
Elementary .......'..... - W. Wv
Instruction in Music, for beginners. - W
For advanced pupils at Professors prices.
Eocal Music, ut Professors charges.
Beard including washing, fuel and lights,
$3.50. 4 portion received in kind.
REFERENCE Is MADE TO THE FOLLOWING
GENTLEMEN:
Rev. Philip Slaughter, Culpcper county.
Hon. jeremiah Norton,
Col. a. J. Taliafcrrc, g
r. H. Cunningham, esq,
Rev John Cole,
VIM II. Harrison, esq, Amelia county.
DR.. F. L. Deane, Richmond.
Gen. p. r, Moore
F. L. Marshall, esq, Fouqncr county.
James L. Jones, esq,
Rev. George Ii Norton Alexandria.
Co.. G. E. Lightfoot. Culpepcr G. Il.
For further particulars address
Mrs. MARY NJ. ARCHER,
Care Rev John Cole.
sep 1T Culpcpcr G. H., Va.