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uo L-y Baltimore, Md.
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Jelly GLASSES, FRUIT JARS, PRESER-
y WING KETTLES and SPOONS. for sale by
CHARLES ULLRICH. JR.,
1885, 9th ST., between ID and E,
jy 6-lmH One and half squares north Pa. ave-
FRENCH BOOKS.-Henri Conscience: lie De
Il mon de l'argent; A. cents. George Sand Luz
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taire 1ntime; "A cents. Lamartine: Les Confden-
As cents. Alphonse karr: Sous les Tilleuls,
cents. Alphonse karr: Voyage antour de Mon Jar
de Mon ;Jardin As cents, Lenis Reybaud: LIE Cog
due clocher; IS cents. De Srendhoi: LIE Rouge et
LIE Noir; - cents. Celeste: par Leon Gozlan; 81
cents. Notre-Dame de Paris par Victor Hugo, 5
vols; 81 so. 1850. Il
jel3 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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DY COOPER 4 LATIMER, Auctfoneers. S. 4 II
d Late Clerks with j. G.. Mcguire Co.,)
Southwest corner PenD'a avenue and nth street,
- n Rtar Office Building.

LOTS IN SQUARE &c, NEAK THE WEST
-. MAkKET. Ar AUCTION. s. :.
On THURSDAY AFTERNO0N, August 18th, at
highest bidder, the north half OF Ia.ts y y, and
part Of Lot y into Lots g feet inches
front, } in Square No Is. Sale to commence with
Lot No. II. ON 2lst street. near street. sy..r
Terms Of sale one,third cash; balance In one
trust. Conyeyancing and stamps AZ purchaser 3
cost SIS on each lot at time pr sale and the terms
win be resod ct the cost and risk of the delinquent
purchaser. 40 COOPER q LATIMER,
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ALFRED c. BOWERS,
Assistant Surgeon, 9Th Il 4. y5,s,"

Sold by s. c. FORD, corner 18th stree G-t Pen.
sylvsnia avenue. Washington; HENRY C0oE. Al.
exandria. Va; and by Druggists general.
DESMOND CO., Philadelphia. .dy S-tf
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STEAMBOAT LINES

pOToMAC FERRY COMPANY.
WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA.
The Steamboats, of the Company leave each plAc
ENEhi HUN, from O'Clock a. -
N III untli Q CLOCK p. m. Leave from sH9=5 u
!ne "narl 1oot OF It'll street, Wash
The Seventh street Cars connect with the Boats
FOR MOUNT VERNON.
The nne steamer .WAWASETn will leave the
wharf foot of 9TH street, TUESDAY, THURS
DAY and SATURDAY MORNINGS at 10 O'Clock
Returning, the Boat arrives at 81 p. m.
EXCURSIONS.
The steamer g." WAWASET'5 can be chartered for
excursions 70 Glymont and other points on the
IiNtr AT reasonable rates. The Grounds and the
Payon at 0lym mont are in good order for Pic MICS
and Pleasure parties
Parties desiring to charter the .'Wawaset
snouid apply at the Office Of the Company, foot 0
uh street.. WM. ID. COLT,
my7 President Potomac Ferry "a
u OCULAR LINE BETWEEN BALTIMOR
H AND WASHINGTON
The steamer C0LUMB will leave Riley
Wharf. at the foot of llth street r.
every WEDNESDAY Morning. at EAEe
O'Clock. Returning. she will leave
Commerce street Wharf. Baltimore every SATUR-
DAY Afternoon. at o clock. She will stop at the
landings on both sides of the river. going and re-
turning. Freight taken at very low rates For
further particulars apply to
ap1ST6F3m Riley's Wharf, foot of 18th St
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three! Il this not wondertnl that
where there are SO many sympathetic
Radicals, the Bureau Agent should find
himself spurned from every door in
Pulaski, and compelled to live as best
be may In bis Office? How q it be
possibly be accounted for?
It is nothing that Judd has been
probably the meanest and most unscru-
pulous. Bureau gentin the State ; moth
Ing that be has ~striysn, by manipula,
ting the leagues, to place enmity be.
tween the races; nothing that lie has
tacitly, If not openly encouraged vio-
lence on the part of the blacks. upon
the whites by permitting them to arm
in bodies and parade the streets of Pu-
laski, breath vengeance ahkfdefance to-
wards the authorities and people Of the
town, as has been the case within the
past week or two! Oh, no p; the people
thus outraged and insulted and endan.
gered, must throw open their houses
and embrace him as the wOrtiiest Of
men!- Out upon such nonsense. The
people of Pulaski are q decent, self-re-
specting community, and will not for
felt their decency by admitting the
creature, Judd, within their family cir
Giles. 1t is unfortunate for his family,
but for him it is just, and it is to be ho-
ped that the good people who havethus
shown their contempt for him, will per.
severe in the exhibition.
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Outrageous Conduct Of the Mi
litia.


On last Sunday night a squad of mi
litia went to the colored church at this
place under arms. About the time the
services closed a signal shot was fired
and Immediately afterward whole vol
ley was turned loose by them at some
imaginary object, which, Judging from
the direction in which their arms were
discharged, must have been in the air.
Occasional firing was kept up for some
time, i~nterspersed with oaths, and cur
SEES loud and deep, heaped upon the
rebels. As il acting in concert, they
were Immediately joined by a squad
from camp accompanied by the lieu
tenant, and marched upon the square.
Hero they INDUCED their propensities
for cursing rebels and Safeguarding to
ther hearts content, threatening to burn
thetown up and demolish the Kuklux
Khan. Failing to get up a row with
any one, they marched off to camp, the
complete victors of the bloody field.
Mayor Balentine went to Nashville
Tuesday with a petition signed by near
" every citizen in town, to Gen. Dun
can, praying that q company of Regu.
lars be sent here to protect Us against
these outrages. Gen. Duncan receiv
ed the petition kindly, but not feeling
authorized to act in the matter, carried
the petition in person to Gen Thomas.
II the prayer is not granted, God knows
what will become Of us.-Palask'
Tsxs,) Citizen,
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The LIFE OF A NEWSPAPER MAN.
For the information Of those individu,
ais who foolishly imagine that the life
Of q newspaper man Is q paradise on
earth, and is fraught with untold pleas
ures and privileges, we give the fol.
lowing sketch Of the duties Of this un-
fortunate individual, concerning whom
such a wrong impression exists. 1t is
taken from Mr.. Hunts volume on the
Fourth Estate:
The man who once becomes Q jour
nalist must almost bid farewell to men
tai rest or mental leisure. II he fulflls
his duties truthfully, his attention must
be ever awake to what is passing in the
world, and his whole mind must be de-
voted to the instant examination, and
discussion, and record, of current
events. He has little time for literary
idleness, with such literary labors on
his shoulders. He has no days to spend
on catalogues, or in the dreamy dis
cursivc' researches in public libraries.
He has no month to devote to the ex-
haustion of any one themo. What he
has to deal with must be taken up at a
moments notice, be examined, tested
and dismissed at once; and thus his
mind is wei kept occupied with the
mental necessity ofthe worlds passing
hour"
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who Constitute the Majority. Y
III. so,,ov,rc -. ~. W. Il .o,nd
N"s~1
numoef "n'o Ana AensucHy ~ tns
last elections 10 those States:
.. Democrat Republican
vnio 1R92Q Ses'0 UV0
We 49, o0,vOv
Sok000 s9e60o0
II viii n ssan th.t shSka "a aOb. 900
IA, oa.... i, .h..-.~ assxs.s.. eaK,ooo
- VIC tvv $1,000
hepupllcans. NOV aet9u W ~ now tney
are actually represented H. GQb9tesa:
3O600o Democrstshays Xhembers.
$4,000 Republicans hsye y natabers.
These figures an given BY the Gin
cinnati Ewgxirsts "A c0tnparison' ofthe
Democratic votein tho Northern States
at the last State elections, and the anti.
Republican vote of Missouri, Maryland,
Dclawarsr Tennessee Kentucky and
the ten Southern States given at the
Presidential election in 1860, with the
full Republican vote North aud South,
white and black, admitting every black
adult according to the census Of $780,
will show he anti Republican or Radi-
cal party in7a minority of several hun
dred thousand on the popular vote. If
there could be a fair and just system of
representation. the Conservative party
would control the popular branch OF
Congress. If any one doubts this state
ment let him make the calculation.
In the light of this fact, politicians
had better be careful how they mistake
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NEW BOOKS.

PAINE'S PRACTICE OF MEDICINE.
A new work just issued by w. Paine, NJ.
D., Professor ofthe Principles and Practice
OF Mediciue and Pathology in the Phila-
delphia University of Medicine and Surge
ry author of Paine's Practice of Surgery
a work on Obstetrics and Matcria Medica;
author of New School Remedies: an Epit-
ome of Eberlie's Practice of Medicine; y
Review of Homeopathy \ work on the
History Of Medicine; Editor of University
Medical and Surgical Journal. &C. &c. 1t
is Il royal octave of $50 pages and contains
q full description Of all diseases known in
medicine and surgery. in luding those OF
women and children. together with their
pathology and treatment by all the new
and improved met DDS. Price 81 postage
so cents. Add ess the author 9S Arch
street, Philade phia, Pa.
ALSO A NEW WORK,
entitled New School Medicines which IL
the only work ever published upon Materia
Medical embracing all the Eclectic, Homo-
pathic and Aotanie remedies, with q full
regular Materia Medica. Price IS; post
age free. Address rs above.
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Land for Sale.

BY virtue of an order of sale issued by
the Clerk oil the Circuit Court OF Franklin
in favor of Bean q Spencer. and
b. Higginbotham, ct ais, ! will, on
Monday, October It'll, 1857,
the Courthouse door in Winchester
sell for cash, to the highest bidder. the fol-
described tract of land. lying In
district No.3 8, of said county, and bounded
by the lands Of w. H.. Matlock, Wilborn
and Benjamin Franklin, con-
forty acres. more or less. Sold as
the property of B. Higginbotham, to salts
fly said order Of sale.
w. E. MURRELL, Sheriff.
Sept l3th,-tds 8 60
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MONTvALE spRINGs-1se7.

This popular summer resort having been
placed In thorough repair, and furnished
with new furniture, will be opened for wis.,
itors on the LIST of June, under the direc-
ton and control Of the undersigned, pro-
p~rietorsof the American Hotel, Atlanta,
Ga. Montvale presents the strongest ut.
fractions to both the invalid and pleasure
seeker. no less OF account fits retirement
and the beauty OF its surrounding scenery
than OF the restorative powers Of its wa.
tiers. We have reduced the price OF board
to the lowest figures consistent with q
proper provision for the entertainment OF
our guests. Board per day 81 0O; per week
so Do; per month $50 90; with an allow
ance for families.
l,1Trayellers by rail reach the Springs by
snecial conveyance from I.ouden or by
regular daily mail coaches from Knoxville
msy2tf. WHITE 4 wHITLOCK.
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The Last and Greatest Outrage
From the Nashville Dispatch.l
The Pyess asd TsSsss, of Yesterday,

From the Nashville Dispatch.I
The prs,s and 1snss. of Yesterday,
80. m ~. so,Io-,n0 h,.,sr nv.
~ " '-'
Ane people Oh nave sno o~s
the most remarkable bitterness ana
e COM GIn,s;e !1osa tss % Rora.n sssnt
Win Japan Juoa' tne bureau agens
, 10 os;r.o dSeS HIM NAVE from n't sSs so%%u :
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The planters ofSeguin county, Tex
as, have expressed their determination
to employ, henceforth, none but whites
and Mexicans ON their farms, because
the negroes require too much time for
politics. -
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Land for Sale.

BY virtue OF an order of sale issued by
the Clerk of the Circuit Court Of Franklin
county, and in favor of Mary Gregory, and
against Daniel Weaver, ct ais, l will, on
Monday, October. 9TH, 1867,
before the Courthouse door In Winchester,
sell for cash, to the highest bidder. the fol-
lowing described tract Of land, lying In
district No. IA. of Franklin country, con-
tanning one hundred and six acres, more
or less, and bounded by the lands of Thos'
Anderson, W. N. Taylor and 3. A. OVERLY
Sold as the property of Daniel Weaver
.Jr, to satisfy said order Ofsale.
w. Z. MURRELL, Sheriff.
Septl3-tds 8 60 igag
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Distressing Dilemma.

fnnett's latest opinion o fthe situa-
tion is comical. Speaking of the an
tagonism between Congress and the
Executive, he says: "The battle has
to be fought out at Washington, and
must now rapidly narrow down to that
point where the two great powers will
strike at each other. Whichever wins
the result is an overthrow Of the Gov.
ernment."
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PRO- BONO PUBLICO!

ITO THOSE WISHING TO BUY THE
i best brands of Cigars, Chewing and
Smoking Tobacco, call at Billy Farmers.
Also, Oh hand, the best Ale and Lager
Beer, fresh from the Brewery. For the
Ladies he has q superior article of Scotch
Snuff, warranted the best. To those wish
ing good nice Pipes, of all sizes and shape
Call and see them. Tobacco Pouches.
Snuff Boxes, Oysters, Sardines, Fruits,
all can be bought cheap for cash at the Ci-
gar Store Of w. b. FARMER.
janI2-ly.
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A special dispatch from Washington
to the New York Post, says: ~ have
authority for saying that Gen. Banks,
while here, urged Gen. Grant to retain
the War Office, even if the President
attempted to remove him and appoint
another to the place."
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Better men without Books than
Books without men. A good ~apothegm
for the sturdy Of those who are trying
to make scholars of mediocrity by ma
ture, while white children are left to
make their own way up to fortune and
to fame.
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THE GROVER g. BAKER Is acknowl-
l. edged to be superior to all other Ma
chimes now In use, having won the pre-
MUM in nearly every contest for superb.
ority. Ladies. and gentlemen are invited
to call and examine them in operation at
my Tailor Shop, whether they conclude to
purchase or not. Also,
Tailoring Done in the Best OF
Style,
and at LOW PRICES, under a guarantee
of superior stitching, and q warrant that
all clothes made to order SHALL FIT.
Thanking my customers for a former
generous patronage, | respectfully solicit
4 continuance of'the See sign
.Tailor Shop" southeast side Of Square.
j. w. WEAVER.
fQauk-1v F
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I~nsolvent Notice.

Having suggested the insolvency Of the
estate Of DR. w. Estlll, deceased, all indebt-
ed to said estate are notified to settle imme-
diately, and persons having claims against
said estate are notified to file the SAME
with the Clerk of the County Court on OF
before the 10th OF October, 1851. or they
will be barred. JAS. H-pAviS.
july25 3m AUNT
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We have heard it said that perfection
is the offspring Of imperfectiou. If so,
then there will be ? large amount of
such offspring in this country soon, for
this is the most imperfect republican
government in the world, undor Jaco-
bin rule.
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1 will rent, to the highest bidders on
Monday, the 7th of October, 1867. at the
Courthouse door In Winchester, the Mill
and Farm on which there Is a good dwell
ling and out houses, and about sixty
acIes ofland under cultivation, known rs
the JIG. Brazelton Mill and Farm. Notes
with approved security. required Of the
renter. H. r.. ESTILL, G. & n.
sept5-tds 4 80
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Blind Tom, who has just returned
from Europe, was met on landing in
New York by delegation Of colored
citizens, who welcomed him back to
his native soil, Che was born, however,
in District No. 49, and congratulated
him on being able to look once more
on a nation of free people. Tom brief
ly replied that he couldn't see it"
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How is the Indian war to be put
down, asks the National Intelligencer,
when the Radicals employ nearly the
whole army in establishing negro su-
premacy in the Southern States2
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HAVING SUGGESTED THE INSOL-
IL VENCY Of the estate Of e. II. lizard,
deceased, all those indebted to said estate
are notified to make immediate payment,
and those having claims against said es-
tste are notified 70 file them, duly anthem
ticated, with the County Court Clerk, on
or before the 10Th Of December, 1881, OF
they will b forever barred.
- D.s. LONG, Admir-.
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The Results Of Registration In
Virginia.

RICHMOND, Va, Sept 9.-The Off
cial figures of the registration in vir.
ginia show a total number of-whites,
one hundred and fifteen thousand, one
hundred and fifty-seven (115, l57) Col
ored, one hundred and one thousand,
four hundred and ninety (l0l, 49O).
White majority, 1857.
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10 VRNAL
OF
Medicine and Surgery.

A semi-montlly journal Of medicine, sur
gerry, physiology, hygiene, and general
literature, devoted to the profession and
the people.
The cheapest medical paper nthe world.
every two weeks, ut the Univer-
sity building, Ninth st., south ofWalnut.
Single copies, slM
Five copies to one address, IS
Ten - -" 80
Fifteen" 49," 80
Twenty" 10 90
The gotter-up Of the club shall have n
copy gratis. Address
w. PAINE, NJ. d, Editor,
iuly25 8m Philadelphia, Pa.
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"They are never alone who are &C
companied with noble thoughts."-
Prover6.
Then the Jacobins are alone a! the
while.
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An exchange, who must h card
ist, says Stanton is the right bower OF
the Radicals. Yes, the biggest knave
in the pack.
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A. X. SEAGO,
Commission @ertaant,
Established in business in 1857.
Corner Forsyth and Mitchell Sts.,
ATLANTA, Ga.
n Consignments solicited.
June 2718ml
Insolvency. Notice.

insolvency 0Ot1Ccs
Having suggested the insolvency Of the
esta.s of: Z. 1:siI, dsss.ssd: ~ persons s
immediate payment a1d ~ ha-ing claims
,against Il must Me t1eD WIN the County
Court Clerk ofTSank1in county by the 20tb
Of Oetobess 1851, on ~ w! d forever
barred. JAZZ ID. OAvlh.
iuivS ~ Ad1pp.
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Colo e Hate ID 9 p nrtm
FRESHMAN CLASS.
First Observation-Disclosures Latin Lessons, Arithmetic, Lhgnsh IRA"
SECOND SEssloN-Iatin, Arithmetic, English Grammar Scholars COM
panion and Composition.
- SOPHOMORE CLASS. 49,,
FIRST SEss1oN-Algebra, Latin Reader Physiology, French, scholars
Companion, and Analysis. Ia. rr.r,d, md
SECOND SEssIoN-Algebra, Natural Philosophy Latin' frencn' III"
Analysis.
JUNIOR CLASS. 49,,
FIRST SEssIoN-Geometry, Latin, Chemistry, MENTAL hfosop ""
French. -. 80,
SECOND SEssIoN-Geometry, Botany, Latin, Geology, French' II
Mineralogy.
FIRST EssIoN-Trigonometr Latin, Logic, Criticism, b"tiers Ah"-
ogy, French, and Rhetoric.
SECOND sEss1oS-Asronomy, Latin, Moral Science, French and
Rhetoric. #f '
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Land for Sale.

BY virtue of an order Of sale issued by
the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Franklin
county, in favor of Mangum & Custeter,
adm'rs, and against Abner Jones, ct. ais,
l will, on
Monday, October 18th, 1867,
before the Courthouse door in Wincr ester,
sell for cash, to the highest bidder. the fol-
lowing described tract of land, lying. in
b,S' the lands Of Columbus Days, D. NJ.
Turner's heirs, and the heirs of 7. NJ. 4 j.
II. Holt, ct ais, containing (250) two hum
bred and fifty acres, more or less. Sold as
the property of Labran Jones, DO satisfy
said order Of sale.
w. E. MURRELL, Sheriff.
Sepl2-tds 5 60
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Land for Sale

Land Tor sale.
By virtue of i've orders Of sale, issued by
the Clerk of, he Circuit Court of franklin
county, two In favor Of the firm OF Bean 81
Spencer. three In favor ofthe firm Of Ira
Wis, Whitfield 4 Co., and against David
Tipps, ct als, l will, on
Monday, September 10th, 1857,
sell for cash. to the highest bidder, before
tho Courthouse door In Winchester, tho
tract of land levied upon In these cases, ~
Ing In district No. & Franklin county,
forty (t0) acre4, more or less,
aud bounded by the lands Of G. II. Bean
and Michael Tipps. Sold &C the property
Of David Tipps, to satisfy said orusrs of
sale, W. Z. MURRELL, Sh'f.
augaa-St 20
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We learn by a gentleman just from
the territory Of Mississippi, that negro
loyal leagues are being formedsll over
the State. Ditto Georgia territory, and
ditto the other territories. The I'd.
mission fec Is one dollar, which the
poor negro pays forthe privilege ofvo-
ting for Radicals to- hold Office. Was
there ever on Gods earth such an In
famous organization as--but pshaw f!
We feel disgust beyond expression, and
shall not make the attempt. NJ
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The Press and Times thinks the peo.
pie of Montgomery ought to give re-
lief to the ninety women and children
who are on the point Of starvation in
that city. 1t don't intimate that the
Government which a spend millions
upon millions in q fanatical attempt to
exalt the negroes, should do anything
for starving whites. Indeed the Jaco-
bins. would coniscate half the white
people possess, take the other half to
support the negro Bureaus and military
satraps and then curse us if we allow
ed any one to suffer.
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DdaagTl ga5titntR
wtnGhester, Tennessee
mcm" --O- - --g A
FACULTY

D.. rr ~ n1.KENZTE. 4. r.. 80. Principal.
MISS ZOE. y n1A A. -, p,o1easor Of Music ana french.
~ Other Teachers wifi be employed as the patronage may require
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Sale a xovn -.
Madison Porter Mr. 11kiAs2 a.
Pursuant . . eeeyee 9 - 0sesssy
Cont gscncsnssd q - -
HcuS doof h SincSestsr, al = a:
hlEhest btlaes - eaah, ~ house 81 lt
noe eeel - byJ. W. Bushanan, 8 u
!, ll si|s :'''', J !.