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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-10-17

OO1sftfsCfED W WUOD SON,
9io;k and Exchange Broker, 17S Fore St., Portland.
For the week ending Oct. &c.
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Ou MunJOy Hill.
t"N SAFE lot No. % Poplar street and lot No. 3s
North street. Enquire Of G'NN' '' '0' -''' y
oct5d2w* JOHN M. BAKER,
S- No. . PrOsnaef Straat
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For Sale.

HOUSE No. 5 Henry street, containing 10 rooms,
IL bath room, hot and cold water and all the mol
ern improvements. For particulars :
GS Enquire on the premises. oc15dlw*
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lwh0 value valuable head of hair andits pres
ervatOn from premature badness and turning grey,
will not fail to use Lyons celebrated Katharion. It
makes the hair rich soft and glossy, eradicaes dand
beauty. 1t is sold everywhere. ,stio ~, n
81 NV ,1nsiE Il. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, N. Y.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold BY all Druggists.
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BOOTHBAY, Oct l3-Ar, schs Onward, Barter
Portland; Silver Lake, Reed. and Willie G, Hodg-
Tahmiroo, Cole, and Clara Norton, Barber, Bangor
for Boston; Juniatta Patti n, Durham, do Tor Provi
dence. .aaiJsi 4aa.' 10 I'D % lf4s ,s.9l
~ -eiti {ff.A - Htidg IA
The Collector of the District OF Castne has seized
schr Wakuia Of Stockton with her cargo, valued at
$4,000, for attempting to smuggle the goods into
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ENOR SALE, in Gorham fifteen minutes walk
Il from the Depot, q nearly new, neat Cottage
House, Barn and outbudings having all the conven
fences and in prime condition. II is situated near
grove and short distance from the County road
Apply to .Ua r. r.. STEVENS
GOrham, July II. -sai sies,I
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PORTLAND, Oct. 8, 1866.
To the Harbor Commissioners Of Portland Haf6or,
Gentlemen: t.siIl., -iuflI 4.
The Portland Rolling Mills desire to make the end
of their Bridge solid for about three hundred feet
from the Portland Shore illfiI1
They respectfully ask your permission to so build
said Bridge. N4soW
The Portland Rolling Mills by, u
GEO. B. JACKSON.
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For Sale

Two of the best building lots in Portland, located
commanding 0 iine view Of tho country fol- miles
aroulid-the White Mountains Included The Horse
Cars pass this property every fifteen minutes. Size
OF lots SO IL by 40 and 50 IL by 12S feet with wide
passage for teams in the Apply to w. IL. JER-
RiS, Real Estate Agent, opposite rreblc House.
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Cod, y qti.
L..r.aFI0ur.T -
White Winter At

Superfne II 90 @12 90
st. Louis & Southern
Superior Xxx III 0O(@i7 90
Canada
Superior XXX 10 00@16 90
Michigan & Western
Sup'r Xxx =. IL 00t115 90
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AUTUMN ARRANGEMENT!
ID ALLY LINE
P0RTLAND&PEN0BSCOT RIVER

~ LADY sP GaSG scs SSs Steamer
n, nnHaS\ will leave Railroad Wharf Soot
60 - of State street, Portland, every
evenings at o'clock. anu Frlday
Returning, willlsave bangor every Monday. We'd
I nesuty and Friday mornings at o touching AT
please apply TO A. SoMFRI RsVSss"s0
EoIuanu, Oct. 10, lSCf. at Oflice on Wbarf
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s. T:---1860.-X.-The amount Of Plantation Bit
ters sold IN one year is something startling They
WOULD Nh Broadway six feet high from the Park 20
buttons in New York, 1t Is said that Drake painted all
the rocks IN the Eastern States with his cabalstc
lators to pass law preyenng disfiguring the face
Of nature which gave him a monopoly We do not
know how this is, but we do know that Plantation
used by all classes of the community, and are death
On Dyspepsia certain. They are very invigOrating
when ianeuid and week, and great appetizer" y
sarato pring Water. sold by all Druggists,
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Sss.,A The new FRENCH COTTAGE, and abont
G;; seven acres Of land, situated on the Cape Cot
4l4A. tage Road in Cape Elizabeth. The house con-
lans fourteen rooms. The sen view is unsurpassed
Enquire Of w. IL. STEPHENSON.
ange5-dlf "a ta ~ Second National Bauk,
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For Sale or to be leased for q term
Of Years. 4-ia

A LOT of land S2x6O feet on the eastern side o
"A smith street between Cumberland and Oxford
streets formerly covered by dwelling house No. %
Smith street. Fine Spring In the cellar.
Apply to SMITH & REED, IA N
Counsellers at Law, Moulton Block Congress st.
aug23-dtf s-H t.F4 49, r.
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- = IUUStS IOF S1IGs
A Tprices ranging from $4,000 90 to 100000.
IA Enquire OF FRED N. DOW, at 452 Congress st.
from to2P. M. sepl9,Itf
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LHOR Sale. Three story brick house on Danforth
Il Street. The house is nearly new and in fine or
der. Immediate possession given.
jul16tf p A w. G. CHADBOURNE.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-House corner OF Congress
IL and Merrill streets; also, House adjoining the
same with $1,000 feet of land This lot will be d.
yided to suit purchasers. Terms easy and made
known by applying to w. w. Carr, at w. A. Duran's
Cl0thin Store, foot of Exchange stree. jul19-dtf
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or Lease.

ON Stevens Plains, near the Horse Railroad. ;
~ Enquire OF A. L. RICHARDSON,
April 1l-dtf " On the premises.
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Portland Rifle Club !!

M I'LL hold their Annual Meeting at Club House
wv on Thursday, Oct. IS, at 10 A. M for choice of
officers and Rifle Shooting n -
/. LIST Prize-spendid Rifle Telescope, and all ap-
I'd Prize-Double- barreled Sh0t-Gun
Members who propose to compete for prizes will
leave their names at Otis Brown'sahi si
E. u. Dow, Secy
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2
orc Lost. "1a
h OM the rear of No. Z Summer Street, Black
Tho SPANIEL sll Dog. Had new collar unmarked
tho muer will be literally rewarded by RETURN ng
'e same 10 4tlge lr.r1.rE w. H. MORRIS,
oo.o, AT corner Of Bracket and York Streets.
. Lost! ID "a p
SoMEWHERE between Tukey's BRIDGE and Sam
- uel Bells shoe store bundle Containing Cas-
sImcre Shawl, light colored cape and collar with
INITIALS on collar L. M p; the finder will be suitablv
rewarded by leaving the same at 353 Congress st.
WV 10 "u Samuel Bell.
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He!mstreet's inimitable Hair 1Coloring has been
steadily growing in favor for over twenty years 1T
acts upon the absOrbents at the roots of the hair and
changes to its original color by degrees An instan
strocts is not dye but Is certin in its results pro-
NOTES it's growth, and is beautiful Hair Dressing,
gPrice 90 cents and $780, Sold by all Dealers
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists
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Store for Lease.

MO. Long Wharf upper Store in I'd block sto-
IN led, slated roof embracing 46gO feet exclusive
of the attic, warranted rat proof suitable for any bust
ness the whole In Cap-a-pe order.
oct6-du n d. t. CHASE.
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Additional nor CIV of Ro.,on

additional per City OF Boston.1
Sid I'm Liverpool 2sth ult, Webster. Norris. for
New York. = TS-T1 = ! :,
OF Dover 29th, Ellen Stewart Snow from Rotter-
dam for Cardiff Tsss1T q
~ OF Dungeoness Both, Volant, Snow, iom Flush
ing for New York. 'l l17 80 ~,
Sid FIN Troon I'd, Exchange, Churchill Havana
OFF Brookhaven 2stll ult, Morayia, fatten, from
Cardiff,
Ar at Gibraltar 23d nit, None ynick, Gibbs, from
New York. 81 -dI y
Ar at Brouwershaven 2sth ut, Gardiner Colby,
Mcclellan, RangOon. enis5.I sIs.-f
New York. 800 - Oh SnIl's'5J
AT at Buenos Ayres Aug 20, Evelyn, Jenkins fin
lPer steamer Scotia, at New York;
AT at Calcutta Aug 80, Southern Eagle, Pierce,
Bombay. NJ
Sid Aug 2s. P Whitney, Avery, Boston. A
Sid I'm bombay Aug 25, Sarepta. Randall, Maui
mein; Sept 8, Tennyson, Graves Singapore; nth,
Eddystone, Peterson, Calcuttl. \
AT Kurrachee Sept 10, Romulus, Fisher, Liverpool
as SPOKEN. soTf27ga
Aug 90, lat 1914 N, Ion 27 90 w, ship Andrew Jack
son, McCallum. from London for Melbourne = II
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Farm for Sale.

/ WILL sell my farm near Aliens Corner West
Il brook, about three miles from Portland one mile
from horse cars, aud Westbrook Seminary.
Said farm contains about 100 acres, part of it very
There is good house, two large barus and out hous-
es on the premises 1t will be sold together or in lots
to suit purchasers CYRUS THJJRiOW
sep11-dh 4, 1G5 COMMERCIAL e.
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House for Sale.

a House for Sale, ln0i
IN Saccarappa. 1t is q double House, about three
l. minutes walk from the depot; well finished, in
good repair, with an abundant supply of water.
Apply 10 JOHN BROWN, IL q
OctSdtf Depot Master !
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ssl REAL ESTATE.
. House and Lot for Sale.

House and Lot for Sale.
ara tWo story brick house and store No. 419 Con-
y, Parucolars enquire on the premises aug7f
Land on Munjoy Hill.
N safe lot NO % Poplar street and lot No. 3s
oct5d2w. 'a JOHN M BAKER,
-------H- NO. Prospect Street.
Valuable Batildisa0 Lot
NEAR TIE
New Park, for Sale. 8,
The SaCede1sb0rgian Church Tot
CONTAINING about Il, 900 square feet. ON Co..,
~ gross Street, just above Hampshire Street is Of
forcd for sale. Do : - v 10 VI
A rare opportunity is here offered to any one wish
ing to build in the vicinity of the Park.
Apply TO either of the Committee, Lad
( Z - I,f4t j. Z. FERNALD,
eifs.O .5l-H! DAVID TUCKER
j. P. BAXTER,
OWN. H.,JERRIS, Real Estate Broker, at Rail-
road Office. under Lancaster Hall. -
August 90, 1866. dtf
Lots for Safe. &, --''''
hi 9.sf af9 Only IA cents per Foot! trtg
EINELY located Lots on the Eastern Promenade,
IL in Lots to snit purchasers. 90
Also fine Lots on Congress between High and State
streets, and on Deerng street. in Lots to suit puhls-
ers. -Applyto fOl ~ - OK
W. Ia. JERKS, Real Estate Agent,
At Railroad Office, opposite Preblc House.
augio-dh 1 SsEOi DD&
Valuable Hotel Property for Sale.
fNHE Oxford House, pleasantly situated in the VIII
= lage OF Fryeburg, Oxford county, Maine. is Of
ier req FOR sale at bargain, it applied for soon.
Inc House Is large in good repair, with furniture
and fixtures throughout, together with all necessary
outbuidings 0fs 'fI95l7 - iT-g1-s =
For full particulars inquire OF D., i-,v..i -,
HORATIO. ROOTHBY,
l. PlODrletOr.
Fryeburg, Sep, 90, 1866. diff a
- ~ p. - " - II
For Sale. % M ~ tiliu
1.-TWO Of the best building lots in Portland located
| II 2 fhN Mast En1 nj, ECa,n<vr.N,s' ct,ont
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nE two story brick house and store No. 419 con-
Fas ess ~, 70 feet front occupied only garden
~. particulars enquire on the premises. aug7li
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FOR SALE.

HOUSE No 20 Mayo street. All complete for two
III families, with sixteen finished rooms The
house is in good condition, in modern STYLE and will
be sold reasonable. II not previously disposed of it
will be sold at public auction, October 20, at ten
O'Clock A. NJ For terms enquire at the house of
Octl1 d1Ot* Ii WENDALL LEIGHTON
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"A New and Great Epoch In Medicine
Dr. Maggiel Is the founder of Medical systeml
The quanttarians, whose vast internal doses eneebs
the stomach parayzo the bowels give precedence
TO the who health and appetite with from
of extraordinary Pills. and the most virulent
sores his wonderful and shealing Salve
These great specifics OF the Doctors are fast supercedng
all the sereoyped of the day Extraordinary
by Magges Pills Ssve have opened the of the pub
lie to the neciency of the called remedies of Others and
upon which people have long bndy depended Magges
Pills are that swallowed by the doEen and
which every full taken creates absolute necessity for
another One of Magglels Pills suffice to place the
bowels perfect order tone the stomach create an appetite
the spirits light and buoysnt There gripping,
and reaction in the form of constipation. If the lvers
affected functions restored and if the system
Is feeble is invigoraed This last quality makes the Med
cines very desirable for the wants of delicate females Ulcer
erupve diseases literally extngushed by the dis
nfectsnt power Maggies salve Ia. fact it is here
that Msgg Bilious Dispeptc and Diarrhea Pills
cure where all others fail While for Burns. scalds, Chill
blans, Cuts all abrasions of the skim Magge Save is
nfaiba Sold by j. Maggel II Pine street, New York, an
allDruggiSts at % cents per box
BARNES WARD & CO.,
F.Ia.-
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SCIENTIFIC METHOD OF CURING HAy.-It has
been affirmed by eminent agriculturists, that hay
can be safely deposited in the NOV in a semi
green state, and out green, fragrant, and ex-
eeedingly palatable to stock, by sprinkiing upon
each load from four to six quarts of airslaoked
lime. The philosophy of it lies in the chemical
fact, that lime is a powerful absorbent. The Rev.
F. Willis, of Rockfort Illinois, tested this process
last season, during the unproptious weather for
hay making. Finding that it would be impossible
to save the hay by out-doorexposure, he carted it
into his barn in heavy, green condition. He
sifted the lime upon it, and it cured handsomely,
and came out this spring as inviting as flowers
pressed in an herbarium. His horses and stock
deyoured it greediy, and preferred it to the best
This is a valuable 4" chip" of knowledge to
farmers. Necessity often compels them to choose
between the alternative of leaving out in a
drenching rain few loads of haf-cured hay,
thereby spelling it, or hurrying it into the barn
with a right smart chance of its heating and
molding. Lime will absorb all the vegetable
moisture and save the hay; while salt gathers
moisture and fails in many cases to preserve it.
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University OF LOUISIANA.


MEDICAL DEPARTMENT:
A, H. CENAs, NJ D., Emeritus Professor of Obstetrics
and Diseases of Women and Children.
JAMES JONES' n. D., Professor of Obstetrics, etc.
WARREN STO Me- NJ. D.. Professor of Surgery.
G. A. MOTT NJ D., Professor of Matera Medica.
THOMAS HUNT, NJ. D., Professor of Physiology.
T. G. RICHARDSON, NJ D. Professor of Anatomy
j. w WALLET, PHI D., Professor of Chemistry.
sApL Nj. BEMlsS M. D., Professor of Medicine.
u E \ G afAHd B. Demonstrators of Anatomy.
The Annual Course of Lectures this Department will
begin November r. 1856 end March d. 1867. Pre-
mnary Course will be given in the Charity Hospital,
mencing October 10th without charge to students The
Anatomical Rooms will be open October 18th.
The clinical advsptag of the Institution unsurpassed
The Professors Physicians and surgeons of the Charity
Hospital and the Students accompany them in their daily
visits
FEEs-Tlckes of all the Professors, $l40 Naturalization
So; Practical Anatomy SlOi Diploma, $50 Payment re-
t. G. RICHARDSON, NJ. D., Dean.
New Orleans August 10 1866.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-27

York, has just patented a curious philosophical
instrument, which is called bathometer. You
throw it overheard with its appendages into the
ocean, where water is miles deep. 1t goes down
hke sh9t and as soon as it TOUCHES the bottom it
up, and the true depth of the water where tstruck
the bottom is seen on the scale of the barometer,
just as you see the degree of heat on the scale OF
a thermometer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-27
OCEAN GABLE CnARGEs.-conoerning the tariff

OCEAN GABLE CHARGES.-Concernlng the tariff
the London News says:
It may be assumed that with a second line
open to the public, the tariff for messages will be
promptly lowered, for, if report speaks truly,
vast revenue is earned at present at the cost of
few hours work per day, 1t would be idle to
conceal that the commercial management of the
cable is susceptible of improvement, and that the
general public both sides of the Atlantic crave
for wider participation in the fruits of its sue
cess than has yet been vouchsafed to them. All
these defects will remedy themselves. The inter-
est of the shareholders, no less than that of the
outside world demand that the facilities for trans
hitting intelligence shall be such as to keep both
lines fairly employed, and this result will be
been thought expedient to make. After sur.
mounting many difficulties, remedying frequent
6fa and Living down much the
come into such a wealth of material that its
proper disposal and adjustment is one of their
FIRST duties to the community. There is no reason
for believing this responsibility will be eyaded
and the congratulations protfered now are as sig
nfcant of the public benefits they herald, as of
those they are meant to mark.
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- Mrs. Winslovg's MyRtlc Pills are pre-
only Legitimate purpose and the only safe and
effective medicine for females extant.
Do not de with health and cheap and dangerous
medicine which druggists have bought and will recommend
being ignorant ofther properties.
They certain for all those painful and dangerous
isorder to which the female constitution is subject They
moderate all excess and all distractions they nyg
crate the debated and delicate and by regulating and
strengthening the system the hue of heahs restored to the
cheeks weakness of the spine and mhs relieved and all the
indications of debility removed maiden wife
mother should be without them.
Try temuse according to direction and be convinced that
they are the Lady's Friend
Ask for MRS. WINSLOW's MYSTIC PILLS Take none
other. Price So per box, or three boxes for S..
For sale by all druggists.
J. CONCEAL
Wholesale Agent for the South,
% st Charles street N o,
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THE Queenl The tRneen!-The Queen
OF HAIR REsTORERsi-Mrs. Winsow's Queen Hair Re
storer is queen not only in name, but in virtues
It the best Hair Retorer offered to the public
An inable preServer of the hair faithfully
applied.
1t is no hair dye.
directly upon the roots of the hair changing gray
hair to its original life COLOR arresRg decay and
falling of the halr eradicating scurf and dandru and
curing all humors Of the scalp
1t will change dry and wiry hair to soft and Iuxuriant
tresses.
It imparts delightful fragrance TO the hair.
In short if you wish your hair in youth and
retain through ife use MRS WINSLOW'S QUEEN HAIR
REST0RE2. Price 81 per bottle
Sold by all druggists
J. CONCEAL, General Agent,
20 St CHARLES street, n. O
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-27
A METEOROLOGICAL

4 PHYSIOLOGICAL
VIEW OF MARRIAGE,
Containing nearly 800 pages and 1870 fine Plates
cravings of the Anatomy the Human Organs state of
Health and Disease with treatise Early Errors its De-
porabe Consequences upon the Mind and Body with the
thors Plan of Treauenthe only rational successful
mode of cure shown by the report of treated
truthful adviser the married and those contemplating mar.
age who doubts of their physical condition Sent
free postage any address, receipt Is cents in stamps
postage currency, by addressing
DR. LA CROIx,
No. 81 Maiden Lane, Albany, N Y.
The author be consulted upon any the diseases
which his book treats either personally by mall and msd
cines sent to any part of the world.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Cancer! Cancer:! Cancer !-Cured
in few hours without pauAsthma by Antidote that
never Fils-Rheumatsm by the Eclectic Magnetic Process
Consumption by system, without medicine All other
Cronc Diseases by special treatment at the Magnetic In
hrms1y ADJ West Fifth street The most distinguished Mag
ne4c Doctress Carvoyan of the in attendance I'm
exeeptouabe references given. Send for Circular to
PROF. HARVEY,
nSE f;nn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-27

Parson Brownlow has already repeated half a
dozen times the little speech that he made three
times III Philadelphia. He actually spoke it twice
the same night in Boston, almost word for word,
once in Fanueil Hall and again in fremont Temple.
1t is not so good a speech as to bear many more
repetitons, and unless the Parson would make the
people weary of him, he must try to hunt up one
or two new ideas, or at least a fresh phrase or
two, otherwise he will drop entirely out of the
papers before he gets to Chicago.
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sCHOOLs--FoR BOYS.
RUENA VISTA ENGLISH
AND
CLAs sICAL HOOL.

Having returned Cer absence of three years. to my
former home in the immediate vicinity of Franklin Tenn
will open on MONDAY, the 10th of September next En-
gish and Classical School, for the education of Boys
The locality Of this Institution is delightful combining all
the advantages of town and country The grounds ample
andw bsagsn beaued and adorned with ornamental trees
and shrubbey The building large and well ventilated and
admirably adapted for School purposes The
recently furnished from cellar to garrett and being
repanted repapered recleaned and repurfed that
locality in the whole country will be healthfu
The discipline Of the School will be mild and parental
decided and every effort will be de to develop
physical intellectual and moral faculties of the pupil The
Principal of School prepared to board or Twelve
Scholars.
Terms for Session OF Five Months:
Tuition in Primary Department. IS 90
Higher Branches Mathematics and Classics each
Board per month"; including fuel and lights ,..,... 20 %
Washing at laundreSs' prices
JAMES McNUTT, Principal
F. DeGrafenred Col ON. Perkins, R. H Bradley Esq,
Col. W. s MoLemore, j. B. McEwen, ESD, Col John L.
House, Rev. A. N. Cunningham D. D.. Rev. Francis H,
Davis, Dr. John S. Park John Carter Esq, B. n. Ewing
ESQ., udge G. s. Perkins, j. W. Nicely, Robt. P Moss,
genes Allison.
References from Virgina-Hon. Andrew s. Fulon, Dr. R.
n. SandOrs Gen. VIM. Terry @. A, Randall McGayock,
Esq Ssr R. Crockett Esq., Thomas Wood ESQ, Rev. B.
Lacy G. Graham G. C. Tate Stephen McGavock Rev.
James N. Wherry Wythe county Gen James a. Walker
Dr. Edwin g. WATSON, j. B. Alexander Esq, Rev DRnl B.
Ewing, JsEsss NJ. Cloyd, Esq, Pulaski county.