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UNION
OE~E AND ooUNHx.


In order to correct erroneous impressions in
the minds Of many Of the villagers in regard
to opening, widening, grading or repairing
Streets, Alleys, &c, am directed 10 can .
the street law, to be published under which
municipal oficers,-have ne discretion but to
act as thereon set forth, therefore furnish
you with all that is applicable Of, an act pass
ed April u. 1853, and the whole Of an act
passed Feb. 21. 1866.
Urbana May, 16, 1866
J.T. ZoMBRo, Recorder Of Urbana.
AN ACT
To amend an aci entitled an net 70 amend
the act entitled An act to provide for the
Organization Of Cities aud Incorporated Vii
lagos passed March IL, 1853.
SIC l. Be it enacted BY the General As
sembly of the State of Ohio, That the 18th
section Of said amendatory act be and it is
hereby amended so as to read as follows -
Z" They shall have power to lay off, open, wi
den. straighten, extend and establish, TO i'm
prove aud keep in order and repair. and to
light. streets, alleys. publie grounds, whaFves.
a0QlQ2 IlstCGs dllu ludI hCL NpdCcf 10 open
and construct and keep in order and repair
sewers and drains; TO appropriate, enter up-
on or take, for such Of the above purposes as
NAV require it. land or material and to as
sess and collect a charge on the owners Of
any lots or lands abutfing on such street, al
ley, public ground, wharf landing place and
market space, or on the lot or lands through
or by which such street, alley, public high
way, public ground, wharf, landing place or
market space shall pass. for the purpose of de-
fraYing the expenses Of so constructing, i'm
proving, repairing. extending, widening,
opening or lighting such street, alley public
highway, public ground, wharf, landing place
or market space, or for the purpose Of paving
the value Of the land or lands. lot or lots
which may be appropriated for the purpose Of
laying of, opening, extending or widening
such street, alley. public highway, public
ground, wharf, landing place or market space;
such charge to be either in proportion to the
feet front Of the lot or lands abutting on such
street, alley, public highway. public ground.
wharf. landing place or market space, or to
the value Of such lot or land. as assessed for
taxation, under the general law Of the state.
as such municipal corporation may in each
case determine
WILLIAM B. Woops,
Speaker Of the Honse OF Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER.
President Of the Senate.
I'm TOGO
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StIttt 9uttrg.
THE BELLS OF sHAzDoN.

BIZ REV FRANCIS MAHoNT, AUTHOR or (" THE
PRoUT PAPERS"
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LDvERTIsEIN THE
uRRANA uNToN.

Prosper il your Business
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SAWED LUMBER
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EERNES

Tuition for the Full Coarse, iacluding Bnsi-
ness Penmansllip, time unlimitgd) S59yJ
Telegrphing Course (kegQ ~
Both combined, = - ~ W
1.--S i1e5-s - T,.,,-ss in TlenrsanshiD Is 90
Discount to ministers children ana dlsaoieo SOL
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To anv who have doubts concerning where to gofor
q Prfsiness Fducation we say-if You study one week
with u.s. and fnd have deceived you BY taise repre-
seutations ask for your tuition fee, ana II VIII oefe
For fan particulars, send for Catalogue and Cire1
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Speaker pro. TEN. of the House of Rep.
ANDREW G. MCBURNEv,
President of the Senate.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-20
THE WEEKLY CLARION.
PROCLAMATION
a. mUMPIIRRss,

AAN1s ~ MhAWFhAEAht
Governor Of HIisaissIppi
To ne Shs1Gs Of he several Counho Of N.
State aforosdid-Greeting
HTBEREAs. The first Monday la October
w 1896, j. the day appointed by law ~
The holding u addiction IN this state; and
whereas, Il u ms duty 70 issue writ rcqulr.
ing lou 10 hold said election at the time and
place appointed by law.
Now, therefore, /. Benz, q. Humphreys,
Governor o. the State d ~ Mississippi, 10 Issue
this, my writ, requiring 0u 10 hold an clec-
ton at the several prerincls IN your respective
counties. on the frst Monday IN Ortobcr. A. ~
1868, for the following officers, 10 serve for the
terms specified by law, to-wii
One Judge of the High Court Of Errors and
Appeals, for the First District, composed u
the counties " Warren, Ilinds, Rankin, ~ q,
Newton. Lauderdale, kennpcr Nesboba,
Leake, Madison. laz00, lssagurna, Washing.
ton, sunaow@, HOLMES, Attala, Winston and
Noxubcc:
one judge OF the Circuit court, Tor the bis.
tltci In which your county Il Included by
law;
ono District Attorney. for the District In
which your 60 unity is Included boy law;
one Judge ~ the 'r0bpth Court
one clerk Of the Probate Couu;
one Clerk u the Circuit Court;
One sheriff,
One Assessor of Taxes;
one Coroner.
one County Treasurer;
One County surveyor;
one Ranger;
Five Members NJ The Honrd &C Police, aud
such number Of justices of the Peace hnd on.
stables ~ The aw requires.
...... ~ testimony. whereof I have here.
LIS unto sci my hand, and caused the uroat
't''' seal uf the state Of Mississippi Ia bt A.
fixed, at the Executive Office, Ia The city Of
jackson, this 2ith day Of July, isG0.
BENZ. q. HUMPHREYS.
Iiy the Governor
&. A. PRouGtEh, Scc'y Of state.
auRlld twtdc.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-20

From THOMAS $. GArnRIoIlr. PRINCIPAL
Summeryile Institute;
The Goodrich Readers. edited by Noble
butl'F, and iutlers Grammars. have been en-
amined 10y Professor John NJ. Puttick aud my.
self, aud have no hesitation in pron0uncinp
them good books all YOU say of Them aud ali
your house publishes Of them, They will be
adopted ~ textbooks in this institution. 1
am particularly pleased with the sixth Reader
Tor The use of advanced classes in schools and
academies | rpynrd
one lesson In the Finh Reader. worth me price
OF a null set. ! alludo 10 the one ON newspaper
THOMAS :. GArIRIGnr.
April n, 1866.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-20
MADISON COLLEGE.

SuARoN. MISS. will open the ist Of Octo,
- her, lSa', under the Presidency " the Rev
IL. L. JOHNSON, assisted hy competent probes.
sors. Expenses for term or SIX months, paNa.
he IN currency
Iuiuoh ~ Urinary Department, $40 "a
Preparatory 10 IN
Collegiate On an
Board. everything included. about s2o prf
month.
FOR inrthcr Information, address
REV, n. =. JOHNSON. or
llr. NJ. j. MCkiK, Pres Board ct Thus,
sharon, Miss.
The Board Of Trustees viii receive nnplirt.
tons Tor the Chair of Ancient Languages.
auglGW2m
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TTN1E ABOVE BOOKS ARE PRINTED.
Electrotypcd aud hound in LoulNille,
Kentucky. Their mechanical beauty il not
cNccllcd 10y any books Of the kind now
published In Tho United states, and we AK
comparison with any books In existence. "a re-
CARDS the quality ofmattcr they contain, They
are being rapidly adopted into schools In Al
parts Of The south. A. evidence of the cstInn.
non 10 which they are held. wc append irw Of
The endorsements recently r., Cived
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-20
Tan ward ana Farm for sale

IN NAhItULL COUNTY. ~
U'lIE undersigned offers for sale his excellent.
i y arranged Tan Yard, near Carrollton. in.
Guiding two and ono-half acres, good shelters.
tools, aud about 100 pieces OF leather In tan .
800 acres Of first rate upland. three miles
south east from CarIolltnn. ON the Walden
road--G0 aeres In cultivation. good springs
and well, and well tmhored. lie win srll.
crop, stock aud implements. Possession given
Immediately. Titles perfect.
jead w5m. JAS II. ROZEII.
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sORFfcr ~ SUPP. og PuB. seHOoLsl
New Orleans, june g., isB.

sOpffcg ~ SUPP. Og PuB SCHOOL,.
New Orleans. june 81, no. Z
VIM Evelyn, Ltq My Dear Sir. ! have
examined. At different time, aud with cOnsid-
cradle care. IOwnGs Arithmetic copy n
which you were kind enough 10 sehi me. lnmy
opinion II j. one ~ the best school books ] have
met With. in tho bfringcmclt II ~ pafi Z, IN
the clearness N ~ definitions Of general pffh-
cipies, aud in the character u the examples %
illustrate those principles-ln IT, admirable.ra-
tI0nHir IN ~ Hizr, finish, ami IN M the eie-
Inents ufa text book 90 Arithmetic for lnierme-
diate aud Grammar Schools. IL seems 10 me 10
TGsssts unusual excellence.
Can you inform me II the author designs 10
prepare a series " Textbooks on Anthmcticf
With primary and second part ciliing the
present work part third, the series would be
well adapted for uso IN The Public Schools Of
New Orleans and other cities
Your truly,
WM. u. ROGERS,
supt T.. H., New Orleans
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-20

From RI. Roy. W. NJ. GREEN, Bishop Of
Mississippi, Columbus:
81 am greatly pleased with the Readers, and
am glad Ia see nothing Of that peculiar shirt
which has generally distinguished such publ.
cations nom the Northern press"
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Brown is at his Post +! I

N viii stumble on good things occasionally.
For instance he has everything that is good and
healthy 10 cat, and Lime till you can't rest
azff- Receiving FRESH MEAL every week.
sept, 7ISU6dGt2tw. rr ...t....fr. ri.'t
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-20

Prom Rev. q. NJ E,EHHAler. in the Church
lntelltgcneer, Charlotte. n. G., March IS, 1866
"Al0EnRA--AnAIrEp, RrC.-We are Ina.
deptcl 10 the author Tor a c0pv OF this a,lmira.
hie treatise. MchaVe loOke,i through Il with
some degree Of care. aud unhesitaungly pro.
nounce II the best Algebra Cor schools We
ever saw. In years gone BY. we taught the
Mathematics; and claim still right 90 speak
Tor OF against Mathematical publications. We
cNatpin'd the book a. teacher. aud not ~ an
editor. The features 20 which We wcro most
attracted. were
lst The progressive character of the trca-
Use. Mol that every elementary work on
science y otherwise than progressive. but We
hiean that nun the mcrsst rudiments, the au-
thor develops each principle hy carrying along
those precaiing. In plain words. every step l.
- fashioned, that the next l. reached from
sheer ntccssity. The pupil i forccd up by
constantly accumulating principles with which
he T. madc familiar. This l. done. bv the sim.
PIE references iu connection with every rule. O.
prtcessiing truths and demonstrations
The next feature particularly attractive. y
the simplicity ot language aud extraordinary
clesrnoss u style. The definitions are unen-
numbered with ohsCuritics and distractions,
The idea l. always conveyed with clear al
ncciness that must commend itself % every ctiu-
-ator. All the dcmonstrations and example,.
y well a. the definitions, are perspicuous and
rot .sfar-feaehei' -
A 81 feature that we like, l. the arrangement.
lne fact follows the other in q natural snrres-
i've order. A. an Alrebraie treatise. Il cover
he Whole ground Of that portion taught in cur
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/
IIcarncs and Metallic Burial Cases and
Caskets.
WOULD call the attention Of undertakers,
| w and the public, 10 their LARGE variety Of
| llcarscs uf the most approved patterns and Of
the finest finish -tlnritalcd for elegance, utility
and durability.
We are constantly improving the STYLE and
construction Of our Metallic Burial Cases.
Our "Ncw Plain Case" patented December
~, 1860, combines all the most recent and ygl.
liable improvements, and Is more complete
than any Burial cHsc ever before invented.
our Metallic Burial Cnsket. In is simplicity
Of design, nndits freedom from all associations
Of grief, Is unsurpassed. II Is almost entirely
covered by the best polished plate gIasS IT.
lniHhia that Of the finest rosewood. The Orna-
mental Caskei, with IT. heavy aud enb0rntrly-
wrought emblomatical ornaments, their bright
silver contrasting with the dark polished
ground work, Is Of striking and appropriate
elegance.
over wooden collins. these Burial Cases and
Cakets possess many important advantages.
They protest from water, yermn, aud Other
Intrusion, answering for generations every
necessary purpose Of vault. Removal from
the original place Of burial should 10 ever be
desired ear easily Dc accomplished Bodies
cnI be preserved for days or weeks, awaiting
the arrival of absent friends. Removal to any
part of the globe, at any season Of the year, II
entirely practicable The alrest safeguard il
effected against contagious diseases.
Directions accompany every Burial Case aud
Crskct, in reference TO closing, aud should be
strictly followed.
Address, CRANE, BREED g. Co,
huR'lilmiNw. 10 Magazine-st., N. q.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-20

From WM $. YOUNG. Principal Warren
Female seminary, Nickshurg; ....
81 have no hesitation In saying that In my
opinion the Goodrich Readers are decidedly
superior a. III other similar publications with
which ! am acquainted, aud this opinion l.
backed ~ their use In my school In preference
10 all rivals"
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-20

From u. y. LARRinEE, President Of Colum
bus Female Institute
81 have adopted Buffers q rammars and but.
ler's Goodrich Readers, published by your
house. ] give them the preference over all
others, and hope they will be generally used I"
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-20
Ar,iaeioI LimO.---N oriee 10 Coung

NFFl"'I"I I'ilhOs---N 20 Counly
Assessors
A SCISSORS who have not sent me a state.
N mcnt Of the number of .'maimcd state and
Confederate soldiers" Iva their respective conn.
ties. pursuant 10 an act Of the last Legislature,
are earnestly requested 10 forward the same
by the first Of October. Those who may not
have received blanks for the purpose, can oh
tain them upon application
!. l.. POWER.
Supt. Army Records.
jackson, sept. 4, 1866. ,l3y.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-20
Notice to Land owner.

HNPbcy tdko North the first Of October.
Il and VII undtrtake 80 sell a limited mum,
Der Of nfst-elass upland and valley planta-
lions
Partie*de- iring 70 sell, can write me either AZ
Jackson ca Grenada, aud send full and flir
Inscription cf their land-, the character Of the
improyments, condition Of the fencing. &c, er.
Give the numbers Of the land, and STATE lie
price and terms Of payment
scp4dNWim. WN T. WITHEHs
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-20

From A. D, MCNoN and +. l.. DARLING
Principals Of Classical school, Columbus:
"a h' Readers are not surpassed by any pub
lished, being composed Of the choicest and most
appropriate selections, interesting to the pu.
pill aud free tIom amy objections They are
lust the books TO place In the hands OF our
Southern pupils"
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-20

From Rev J. u. IlAMBEGLrN, Principal Of
Meridian Female College:
81 have been using your series Of Goodrich
Readers, edited by Noble Butler. also Butlcr's
English Grnmnars, aud tHd them pre-enIn.
entity adapted 70 our course Of education Ia this
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school. aud Academies more thoroughly,
siontiiiesIiy aud practically than any other
work known a. u.s..
The wnrk 4 admirably cot up, by John r.
Morton noble and trlig man, a. wen ~
nrst-clnss publithg."
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-20

From /. n. unNER, President Mississlppi
College, Clinton
We have been using the Goodrich Series of
Headers sis in number, IN our preparatory
department for some years. aud are much
pleased with them"
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-20
ENN TNsTTTuTE,



rmitb County, WiAHI.sIppG
TUE Second Annual session of this ln.ti.
L tnte viii commence ON the rhirl Monda,
in September next
The Male Department will be- under the i'm.
mediate direction Of Mr.. LEWIS 4. FIrzurGu.
Principal.
tn Female Department will be under the
charge Of Mis- NNE,iSsA JONES. = diain.
guished GRADUATED Vt Mt. lIermnn Institute. who
has produced the highest testimonials of thor.
ough > holarship and sncCess a. a teacher.
The Musical Dcpartnei Will he under the
charge Of Mrs. N. A. WuITFIEI n. thorough
and accomplished music TEACHER
The attention Of Parents aud Guardians il
called 10 the rtired and healthy locality Of this
school. Its rcmob ncss nom any town, removes
all temptation for extravaganza. The course Of
education VIII De a. thorough a. can be- ub.
tanned elsewhere. 'fhr :, hool. commencing as
II did. under the most embarrassing crrum-
stanccs, has more than met the expectations Of
it numerous friends, and will open next scs-
sion under the most favorable auspices for CON
tinued and permanent succUsS.
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ALFRED BELANGER,
Ex-Chief Engineer, Fire Department.


SHIP REFUGE, NEW ORLEANS, July 7, 1889
III, FdssHdnn, Esq Orleans Cotton Press;
SIN InJanuaTy last received from yonr Press 1899
bales Of cotton, Of which about l0U0 were recon-
pressed aud bound with your new Iron Tie"
can safely affirm that the cotton so bound was
ceived in better order than 1t generally comes from
tho Presses, that II slowed better aud enabled the
ship to carry more than on any previous voyage
The cotton when discharged from the ship in
Liverpool was in better order than the rope bound
ccttoDi II IL highly preferable for ground tier As
dampness from the ballast has effect upon IT, for
II IL well known by practical men that damptess will
rot tho rope bound confd enty recommend
your Iron Tic" IA took this lot for experiment
and carefully watched it both in loading and dis
charging
am Sir Yours Respectfully,
JOHN HOWARD Master
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-20

From Row J0nS Hustler, superintendent
Public Schools, jackson,
The Trustees OF the public schools held a
meeting some days ago. aud decided unanlm-
ouSly 10 Introduce the series of Readers edited
10y Noble Butler, M the best within their knowl
edge. They win De Introduced, together with
H0tlor's Grammars, NJ the beginning OF next
session."
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-20

Copies u any NJ the above works viii be- sent
by mail. postage paid, 10 teachers and school
officers, for examination with q view % intro
ducuon. Specially farordtie terms lrtH be
BiG,ie 10 such particr, hnd they are invited t0
correspond frcdy with the Publishers.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-20
GAKLANDsVILLE SEMINARY,

MALE DEPARTMENTS II. MoUNGER.
FEMALE DEPARTMENT.. L. baltimore.
VNH S Institute will commence its Sixth
Il Session ON the third Monday in Septem-
her next, under the chhrgeiof the above gentle
men, assisted byeompetent teachers.
located at GTandsville.e Jasper county,
nine miles south Of Newton Station, ii presents
superior advantages on account OF health, NOR
ality, and accessibility. The two departments
are mot combined, but terms are the same"
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"SUMMFRNittE INSTITUTED
Principals Office,
May -, 1861

John l.. Morton n Co.--Gentlrmeu; I NJ.
cciNed, about ten days ago, q copy Of Townc's
Aiithh,u', accompanied 10y request frnm
you, that should give the work careful ok
animation, | haNciust finished reading IL: and
am much pleased Whit lr had receirc,lit
before publishing our course Of study for next
term, should have adopted Il rs the Ariih-
meue OF this institution. II j. my intention
!" INTRODUCE u alter neat term. and hope to
see IL In every school m the country within the
next year. IHoS : q trttttCur
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~ II above GU represents three Of the
] Button and tLree oft be Buckle Tie a. they ap-
pear on 4 bale Of cotton WEN.
Tho hoop for the button Is punched with two
holes A. one end and fifteen ~ thu other The band
has only to be drawn tight the holes in the two ends
10 bs brought tOgethef,-the two hole end on top
and the button inserted. One button will answef
but n Ia better N insert two.
WIKI the Buckle Tie, one end OF the hoop Ia fas
tened b. section Of the Buckle the other end IL
inserted In the other section and simply showed
through II under the other end al long there Is
any slack A bite he buckle holds IL securely 70
10 its place.
This hoops are painted to prevent rust. and cut in
lengths oflO l0I and u feet Ten feet most gen.
orally used but 10y and II arr sometimes required
for large bales. The buckles are fastened 10 the
hoops, the buttons viii be pat up in small boxes
The Height Is about 10 Pounds to the Bale Of
COftOn
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our books are for sale ~ quantity, by
srEvEss a SEYMOUR, Common st., by 8. II.
GOETZKL, Magazine st., by j. FILMING, Maya
zine st., New Orleans; by j. X. RANDALL,
PUTNAM 4 MALONE, and =. :, BiDGOOD,
Mobile, Ala by EpRiCn& o., jackson, Miss,
and by booksellers generally throughout the
South.
JOHN T. MORTON d co,
sepld&Wim Louisville, Ky.
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JNo. C. YEISER a Co,
w HOLESALE and Retail nosisr.i.
w HNtTURE,
tAaii-iy wssAinrtou street. vietsburr. Ni..
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The advantages Of iron rope for baling cotton
universally acknowledged. II holds the
bale in a much smaller compass Is applied and fas-
tened with much facility, both III the country
pressing and the re -cOmpressing at the ports,
lessons nsbiy the risk from fre Il stronger
and It's strength i not impaired by time and expo
sure ~ Il that Of rope This last advantage has
beed st,ikingly manifested during the wsr- Thou.
sands Of bales of Cotton have been lost by tho
ting and breaking Of Rope which could have been
preserved iflron hoops had been used. In addition
TO this, It be furnished cheaper than Rope. The
defangentent OF labor in the hemp growing States
has rednced tbs supply OF hemp u such an extent
TO cause prices TO rule nnpreoedtn tly high in.
deed asuiheiency for balng moderate cotton crop,
cannot be relied on at any price
/ have arranged for the importation of large
quantity Of the best English Iron and have made
arrangements with Messrs Chambers a. Latting for
the sale and delivery Of my Ties. ri.
The undersigned, Fire Warden and Fire Inspec.
tor Of the New Orleans Insurance Companies are of
opinion that the Iron Tie affords greater protection
against loss In of Are than the old style bang
with rope. j. YOUENES, ri Warden,
JOHN ADAMS, Fire inspector
/ concur in the above, ..r I.
ALFRED BELANGER
ExChief Engineer, Fire Department
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,.7..Il F''7' P'II 7VIIIIVyIII' u1NlI . VVI
lent, One-half in advance
Board in excellent families from So so to
80 W in specie, or its equivalent.
L. II. M0UNGER. p,;;,.
J. l.. LATTIMORE, iriheipals
July p, 1866. dSw-tf
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Teruas Per se~.sen 81 40 Weeks
Primary Department ........... so 90
Common English Branches 10 a.
Higher ..-....... 90 %
Ancient Languages, extra, .......... 10 ~
French. (eXtra,) -..-..-............. 10 90
Music r. .--. ...... ...... ... .... % ~
Ise q Instrument ...--.....-.. ..... 10 "
incidental fee ...-.. -....-..... 90
Payment TO be made quarterly In gold or it,
equivalent.
Board can be obtained 81 the school. and in
private families near the school, and will rsIire
rom Sl2 10 10 Sl5 ~, In gold orits equivalent.
Boarders will be required 10 pay half in ad-
vance.
an pupils win b. charged from date Of en- |
aeEanee. and ne de.lnclion made except In ca-.s
of pr0trActed illness.
for further particulars. address
LEWIS T. FITZHUGH
sep5w2m. Principal.
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CRANE, BREED &c CO.,
NEw ORLEANS, La,

MAN UFATU EHs or
Hcarscs and Metallic Burial Cases and
CaaketR