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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-14

Although the Treasurer shows this balance
on hasd il shonld be stated that the monty
presented 10 Us lss4l so) vas with the
special understanding that 1916 was to be
used for the purchase of n case for curiosities,
&c, and Sl66 50 for the purchase Of books,
SO ,hss cur surplus is already anticipated X
should also be stated that we are about out of
debt, and in few days we will be in receipt
of large amount from annual dues. From
the above report 1t will be perceived thai The
actual running expenses OF the Library for
rent, Librarian. insurance, gas, coal, porter,
and miscelianies, amounted TO $40 "a, while
the income from annual dues, subscribers and
fines, amounted TO 1904 Al, showing q bal
ance OF Sl63 ~ of the actual income for pa
pers, books. binding, &c. Ii is believed that
henceforth the animal income will notbe less
than above stated, aud il is expected that it
will be largely increased Besides that We
have hepro6is of lectures, tableaux and other
entertainments which VIC rely Oh, and which
may be safely calculated at several hundred
dollars annually to buy new books and papers
with.
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on Johnson street, iathe seikhborhesd Of
Flu, resides ! snall dplosy ofanagrses. la
one Of the shanty's lives Abe Jones, Geor-
sia negro, a. black as erebus, With wife and
fifteen yosng Joasses, more or less. Abe is
an honest Industrious and inofehsive African,
who was freed from slavery during the psbel,
lion, and saw considerable Of wtFin company
with the boys who marched down to the sea-
At very late hour Saturday night, or rather
during the "sse sma' noarsH OF Sabbath
morn, two young Keokukians, Who had been
s'outi all night and we're then returning, with
good sized bricks In their hats, 10 the abodss
of their parents, concluded that it would be .
good COAX to ''ssir up old Jones and his
family, and PRODUCE in their abode, thereby,
no little amount Of terror and fright It wAsa
capital idea, and would be splendid thing to
talk and laugh about hereANerI No sooner
conceived than executed. The couple stesred
as straight as the condition of their Keeling
brains would allow for the scene Of operations,
and arriving at the front door of the negro
domicl commenced their raid by kicking at
the door. laundering at the windows, and oths
or .vicleat demonstrations, Interpreting the
sames Of course, With stream Of load- mousht d
,tbs, but. notwithstanding all this, no evil
dences of alarm proceeded from the inmates,
rs the boys had expected and hoped. The
dusky Jones, his wife and children, ''wouldn't
scare worth cent" but coolIy the old negro
arose from his bed, passed quietly out Of b Q
back door, and executed q successful flank
movement upon his annoyers, at the same
time presenting and swapping . revolver,
which. fortnnately for the young scamps.
failed to go off, the sudden appearance OF
Jones In war like array. had q tendency, how.
ever, to make them go Off at u more rapid
ga, than they came.
The boys will take every precsution, oil
course, TO keep ,bls little, nights adventure
to themselves, aud If, upon thinking over
their drunken revel, they become amused a,
anythsg that occurred, it must be to think
how badly they failed to terrify the inmates
of the house, and how swiftly they ''dusted'
| from the wrath and revolver of Old Jones'
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osR good second hand Rosewood Piano
for sale cheap, at E. Hammers Music Store.
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Masonic. Regular communication Of Eal
slsLodse, No. IL, A. +. 4 A. ~, this svea-
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LECTURES.

During the past season we have had eight
lectures. as follows; John G. SAKE, October
9th, subject: Poets and Poetry on which
we lost s34e50: P. j. Barnum. Nov. 18th,
subject The act OF Money Making, on
which We gained Sl02 90; Grace Greenwood
jan l4,h, subject: Washington, London
and Rome. on which we lost 81 10 Prof.
Walter {. Lyman, Jan. 2lst, gave readings,
from which We gained Sll 05 b. T. Taylor,
Feb. Esd, subject: English Words, tbeir
Use, Abuse and Beauty on which we lost
$26 &c Ralph Waldo Emerson, Feb. 18th,
subject: "fhe man OF the World, '" on which
we gained So 10: Wendell Phillips, March
18th, subject "Reconstruciion. or the Penis
Of the Hour" on which we gained SIP 80 !;
and Mark Twain, April 9Th, subject: The
Sandwich islands, on which We gained
S34 IS. Ii viii be observed that the gains
were $3.50 So /; losses, SOS As, extra expen>
ses 50 20 and the total net gains $207 90.
While we had hoped to have realized larger
profit, yet it will be observed that our success
is greater this season than any other previous
one We recommend that none but frst class
lecturers be engaged for the future, az they
always draw full houses and insure prchf- In
this connection we would take occasion to re-
turn our sincere thanks and grateful acknowl-
edgmenis to Miss lsebeeca Lawrence,
and Mrs. L. X. j. Ayres, for the pro.
ceeds Of tabeuux, &e, amounting
to Slc0; and also to the ladies and
gentlemen composing Prof Lyman 5
Elocution Glass, for their generous lbetslity,
in giving US tue proceeds of one of their
charming and ever to aforementioned theat-
rical entertainments, on the 18th of April,
| last, frcm which we realized the hand some
sum of s24l 80. To Mrs. I. r. J. Ayres
and DIR. John Bartlett. we are particularly in-
debted Tor conceiving and carrying out SO
| successfully this latter enter ainment and to
| Prof ;. Lyman and Clapham the Philhar-
monte Band; Aessrs. Neucli. Jones 4 Co
and otbets, who contributed so largely, by
their services. in aid of said enterprise, we
wish to return our thanks. These evidences
of the liherahty of our friends aud citizens
inspire Ms with fresh hopes and zeal, and
confirm us in the belief that our Association
will never languish for the warft Of their sup
port.
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CUU 1TKI = ~UEkg ed EKl
The valus and prosperity Of oar Library
depend tpop j. asqhsrs snaE 9hss ny
feel our 1 nssjrsd, Ind ais Whine v AXE bold
and work and contribute - H. we cannot sx-
pect to succeed. Some psrsons labor under
"a iASet Tho iba - rauilssafs
saat lpssJ sinos Lrt(s1 - olatA6
True few devoted frisnds have
worked faashlkfsrit. hit saSlafgsssslk Of
members look on sdmiringly, without doing
anything. Nov thss ~in nor AZ. Although
permanently established and great success.
yet ifyou wish our Library TO stain the i'm
portancs that issAould, - keep psee wth
our tapi1H gsosing city, ~ must b silliDu
TO ala aha sssisss ~ ~ ; - 2
R. F. BowEs, President.
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Arrives on Wednesday aud Saturday, at p. M
aud Departs on Thursday anu Monday, At a. N.
Lucy BERTRAM
Arrives on Thursday and Sunday, at p. m,
and Departs on Friday and Tuesday. at q. IN.
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Arrivals and Departures Of ktekuk Paekfh


Arrives on Tuesday and Friday, ct so'clock p. n
and Departs on Wednesday and Saturday morn
ing. at o'clock
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FsrssEn markets.
LosIos, May 10 Noon
C,v~ois W
80 bond. - Ills c.at,sl 7s5s: Ri. az
idvr rses. M-y Is-reos
Brssdsturs-Qnist. No Aivsnkes red wh.s. % ~
Whit. cAlfor !. IA. 81 cosu a. Cd. o.ss3.Td
Provision. unehspsed.
tsvExrsai, Msy l3-Kve.
Cotton o. ID a, sdvsn-s Of ~ fddIIns upland.
iiA Oh can. TX
cosn-EAssr sslss Of mixed western At tas % per
quarter
Whsst-unt hanged.
Rao-y~s sI
rah-ss7f
Prorisiors-stssdy sod sr ehsnsed.
Prodses--r changed
Petroleum xhits, declined.
Lospos. MAY is-Ers.
sa9ar-U "casnged
Brssd.fnn' -eiesdy stpr-vi us price,
Iron-seoteh pig arn 81 ST..
FslssrosT, MAJ i3-Noop.
Us. B nd. Tvsk
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-. Leats Market
" fsses'Ah sr. Lours. May ~
Flour -firn and unchanged
VIII e;-Qui-t and hrn, ~ % eoas 90 far min. "a
eholss fail ,psinw "a ss63so
corn-pn'i st u 10 for mixed; 81 iIal I9for y.o-;
~ ttEr Whit
Gas -sore inquiry at seesa
Farley Pr't es nominal
he-stsiy Ut ~ s.
whifkey- Dull sts7os
Lead sssady ats
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nav York aoney Market.
,, r.lsr;S. Wv yo.s. x.yis
Money Easy and steady at 40s per cent for call
loans
Sterling I'll; va gold. fr first bill,
Gold-Trinc lover opening at sbl< declining to e6!r
elosipg at assk
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On account Of the large donation Of books,
and the deep interest evinced in our Associs.
ton by the Hon. Jas. F. Wilson, We recon
mend that a life membership be conferred
upon MIN Is testimonial of our appreciation
Of his services.
In view Of the great success, a. well a. Of
the value and importance of our Library, We
recommend that counties Be Appointed,
in the fall. to canvass our city and solicit sub
scriptions, with which 10 purchase additional
books and the Miller Library. THIS later
has ben decided on, when We are abe 10 nav
for it, and ~ should make effort TO secure Il.
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ARTS, MINERALS AND RELICS.


In this department We have to report large
and valuable increace- For description OF
same, see our list of donations. To Mrs. r.
X J. Ayres we are specially. indebted for her
zeal and untlring efforts to increase our col
lection. She not only contributed largely
herself, but was the means of inducing the
contribution of SlT5 for the purpose Of pur
chasing a case for our curiosites, &c. We
are promised valuable collections of Geolos.
ical specimens, Indians curiosities, coins, &c. /,
by Col. s. Curtis and Prof. Ed. Chaplain,
NJ. d. We also take this occasion to urge
upon our friends, who may have any curious
or valuable relic, curiosity, picture, book, &C.,
to present or deposit the same with us
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these. A person who advertised for ''compe-
tent persons to undertake tho sale OF new
medicine adding that lit will be profitable 10
tbs .::a,ertakc-,'' s=::e -e-J rear :As szasa ~
accident He must have been Frcnchman, ana
entrepreneur being very respectable woro' ne
had no suspicious of its grave English slgnln-
cation. The future, according to recent
dreamer, has rich developments in store Tor
advertisers. According to him, the streets and
| promenadcs will be filed with young men who
shall add to their salaries by wearing piacaros
| on their coats and hats. Even the ladies VIII
wear silks stamped with spring openings and
great bargains. The following. perhaps, may
he considered the full embodiment Of the sale
| dream
~ARE opPORTUEITYI-ONE OF THE MOST BEAU
\ * TIFII ladies' Of the city, acknowledged leader
fashion, has unoccuped and ready to let to
one breadth of magnificent corncoorod silk. wor1
nearly every afternoon in Broadway Fifth Avenue or IN
Central Psrk at the balls and select parties
| the evening. Terms reasonable. Address, etc.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
OFFICE OF CrTY TrRJ

i OEFICE OE' CITY TREASURY, &
DUBLIo NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN s TA1T tSHs 1NDEH
4 the following Ordinance Ncenses have been prsparei
/ for delivery from this Office. 8. THOMAS,
SIC !. Be It crdained BY tie Mayor and Aldermen u
Cty Council asseabLed That from land the first day
of January licenses sha be taken all Carts drayl
ana wagons used for private and domestic purposes in
the same manner and according to the provisions
now OF force n relation te 6oonGs "n let Ss
cart dray wagon shall be provided with badge con.
tanning the number thereof and marked riuate to he
placed on the outside Of the shaft 49, =
SEQ. No person shall be taken by the Treasurer m
sufee" 70 any bond under the Ordinance concerning L.
eanses lor CARTS days wagons and othar carrages ur-
SEC s. The following ahaN hereafter be the rates for
nceHaos for public and private cara drays wapons 30
including the horses mulea used thereof which sha
he FREQ horn other taxation: '0sl71' n. '---
PUBLIC cAn15, DRA1s ETC., THOSE E1P1oYED IN ANY
1UaIHEss WHATEVER, FOR DIRECT OF 1fprRrrT
For every or dray or wagon, drawn BY one horse OF
Fer every cart drsy wagon drawn by two horses on
. Tor every back and carriage with two wheels, $50
For every hack and carriage with four wheels so
Eor every stage OF ornnibus Except line on,nibusl
For every stage omnibus (a1cept limo ornnibus),
For every truck drawn BY two horses or mules
For every express wagon drawn by two or more horses
BREAD cAR1s AID PRIVATE CARTS, pHA1s, ETC. #
For every bread cart or wagon, S. 40. .5lTs &$A
FOE every csr dray or wagon, used for private or
porting Of goods. wares merchandise lumber or anv
other commodity for compensation either directly or
~ aos II t5G 9s ssns shall pay for ccnse the
hsnned IN City Council. this 18th day Of January
LA] IN the year OF our Lord thousand eight hun
,stl5 ared and stxty-six. . y. Y - f's&~,-.
( January W. q. SMITH, Clerk Of Council.
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WHICH is the most indulgent, to sentence a
negro to two years hard labor on farm for
felony, or a white man to two years hard labor
in State prison? This is the difference be
tween the treatment Of black and white orimi-
nails in Mary}and which the assumed friends Of
the negroes cry out against. It is the white
man who should complain.
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WHY IMpEAcH Pin answer to this question,
the New York Post, Radical journal, says:
/. we ore rluu wee Inat the Hove: :"
sentativ7Ss docs not favor the project Of i'm
pcaching the President. We should think that
he might hail q movement to impeach him as a
measure which was more likely to benefit than
to hurt him. EL NH. ---- --M- -M--
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GOVERNMENT ADVERTISEMENTS.

HEAnouARTERs. AssIsTAHEG EGQ,r--'r>,1--77------.
! AID A1AHDoakD IANDs
! a4 .a.4a$ -, . aouth Carolina, i$
1 CHARLESTON. s. c., December III 1919
! lGENERL ORDERS, NO. i5.1 593 sTSs 80 $S
Issued, a. follows: " - = 1so 11a e 70
Bvs Mater A. MOL CaAwFoKp. v R. G.. /, herebv an.
p 1Scer In charge OF tho Claim Mvsion 81 fhe
~ SuSau 81 hoIugees. Freedmen, and Abandoned Ianda
Ior I.ae state Of South Carolina. /" -
AZ communications concerning the collection OF hack
pay, oounttes pendonn &C., viii be addressed oiractIv
70 . No other persons In this Stats are authorizad
sgete OF tn1s Bureau for the collection Of such ceims
btanks and instructions will be foxwnrded by hino fo
aS Acong AaEstant Commissioners Of this Slate Who
Will Hnosd claimants. the necessary aid in properly Tor
wgasoang thesr apphcstions TO the war Lepart1nant
tnfoueh Msjor Crawford. By order Of .1fl
~ ssf5s Bvt Mai. Gen. B, 4. SCOTT
Enx. =. 1,r.,r Assistant Commissioner.
-. -, By Major and A. a. a. Gent. .s,
BOUNTY AID RACK PAY. - .s
n. CHARLxszoH. g. c., December ~ 1879
Dvt. Aa1: EpwAazs I. DEANE, "A. A. 0enI. Fl
Assdncoa u called to the fsct that thie oee In tho
ony aashoEzed medium for the collection OK clairos
the Government through Government chsnnelr
~ neceasary tanks and Instructions win be fnrnsbed
20 sceas ON duty in this sto applicaton 10 this
Bvs. Major o. 6 Y, Ofacar in Chase II
4J Colnmh4ASouth Carolin1sn oopy and send mn 70
-A-e o---es' LIMO irrfs January .@
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IT Is remarkable, if what the Radicals say
respecting the enmity Of the Southern people
toward the negroes be true that the celebra-
tion Of emancipation by the blacks in all the
principal Southern cities, on the lst instant
did not create the least disturbance Their
professions out Of doors and festivities within,
were in no instance obstructcd or interfered
with BY white people.
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FIRE LOAN.

#S3..; 3. NAYORALTY OF CHARLESTON n
City HALL, November O. Iea6 -
"A Ii PERSONS DESIROUS OF REBUu.DING IN r|eyP
A Burnt Districts and Waste Places Of tie CIV m
q the City Council Of Charleston to procee In Ina MAJ
e ssf o. Fss Losn sth view 70 sd In building up the
cation for ioaI can be obtained at the ONCE Of the Grh
OF Council bstween the hours Of "a II. and p: IL -
Az must be fled in the above mentioned
ese. - Tho Committee WIN meet every Noeday to con
Hy order Of the Mayer. ys W. g. SMITH
Noveaooef1 10 0 o. SSssyS$ Clerk Of Council
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w A N T S

N7ANTED, A WHITE SERVANT TO
w wait upon two children and make herself general
ly useful in Family of four To that we'll
recommended permanent situation will be given,
board furnished, and wages promptly paid Apply ut
No. los COMING AND WARREN STREETs.
january Is
W7ANTED, A PA72TNER.-A GOOD BUsI-
w NESS MAN, 'oroughly acquainted with the
wholesale and planters trade Of this city wants PART
NER, with cash capital of from 1000 to OOO
join him in safe a-d profitable business Apply at this
Office January 10
VX7ANTED, AN ELDERLY MAN SER
w Want, to do the Housowork Of small Family
References required Apply at No. BULL STREET
next Coming. January 16
VX7ANTED, HT AN EXPERIENCED ENGI-
w NfER, situation to q STATIONARY OR LO-
COMOTIvE ENGINE No objection to go into the
country Address 9. n. Engineer charleston Post
VI7ANTED TO PURCHASE, A FARM WITH
w IN Eve uailes Of tho city. Address, through
Charleston Postohce, c. D., stating terms.
January IA 81
VE7ANTED.--AN INDUSTRIOUS LAD,
and knowledge OF the Grocery business is desirous Of
obtaining employment Address INDUSTRY, at the
Office OF The Daily News January u
GENTS WANTED FOR THE LIFE,
~ LETTERS, SPEECHES, &C., of Hon. ALEXAN-
editor the Augusta Ga) Constituonalist Send for
Circulars and terms full description of the
work. Address #"%
NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO.,
Corner 9TH and Mai,. streets, Richmond, Va
December ~ LIMOS
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R E M O Walls.

NOTICE.
THE SUBSCRIBER HAS REMOVED HIS TAILOR
y ING BUSINESS to No. 70 BROAD STREET, north
side, between Meeting and Church Streets ,T
MT. 5NO: T. FLYNN win supezintend the Tailoring
Department as usual IN 4t+s I197- --'o'
January15 . A. g. HULL. Agent .'
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. COPAR1EERsHIP NOTICE.
H6 Sog oUND@EkSlaNED, @ SUCCESSORS TO CRANE
nership under ths style Of T. R. BoYIsToN & CO.. fo-
the Transaction Of the WHOLESALE DRY GOODS BIsI-
NESS, at No. Is HAYNE STREET corner Meeting street
Nh i4@- J. REID BOYLSTOS.
IN ALBERT 2. DEMAREST
HENRY BOYLSTON, Jr,
SAMUEL J. CORRH.
Charleston, January l. 1867. u Jnnuary1
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Ir1oN-The DAILY

LARGEST CIRcuLAT1oN.-The DAILY
NEWS publishes the O6icieI LIST Of Let
ters remaining IN the Postc6'ce at ne enos
of each soeez, agreca6y to the toAo'0a''9
section of the Ncw Posto65ce Lac, as The
ne,ospoper Aauing the largest c'rc'4lat'o" ''
the City Of Charleston
SECTION And be it further enacted That lists OF let
tiers rernaining urcallcd for in any IN any CITY
shall hereafter be published only in the newspape
which, being published weekly oftcner, shall have IN
largest circulation within range Of delivery OF the sal
2, .
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M EET In G S .
3e1lfi6e
Ev=S1S....=o..z=I.5s:Ee Kirche,

u
Observation-Disclosures Kircile,
SafeI Stra6e.
Cine Generals s8eriamm1uns ter Gemeinte >rirt AM
WittpcG. ben l6ten :. ~. NtencS nbr hatti'necn
Gesenfane Der Seratbung-Sou eincr neucu !sir6e
Nne Deut6c, bic I'D fiir bas lnerncbmen ntcreircn.
nS inSteirnsere bic Mitsseer Ssr Senseinfe ne sur
~ s'' xs asssts sssssr'
January Is Se,rctar.
BOARD OF FIRE MASTERS.
A MEETING OF THIS BOARD WILL BE HELD , THIS H
- EVENING. 1sth inst. at tho n Market TSo Hall at
January 10 Clerk and supt. Of Engines
FRANKLIN LODGE. NO. os.
A at Masonio Hal, 7his Evening. at Seven O'Clock
Members are requested to come f0rwaSd PTnsTS TOR
January 1e Secretary:
GERMAN voLUNTEER ASSOCIATION.
TV,HE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF THIS AS
u s ss
requested US matters OF importance VII be submitted.
January 16 II Secretary pro tenn
GERMAN FIRE ENGIaE COMPANY.
A N EXTRA MEETING OF YOUR COMPANY IAN VII Will
1t 8 O'Clock. Members are requested to be punctual
! - oNN'N JOHN F. woHLERs.
! january 1e II Secretary g. F E Co
| GERMAN FRIENDLY SOCIETY.
RsH T es
dschnttsbund Society street. The members WI
assemble place at II O'Clock M for the uansac
| ton OF business.
pou for tho election OF offers for the ensuing yea1
| will be opened :. O'Clock, aud closed at r M
col!aton will be served at o'clock 2. NJ
! January l6 JNO A. BLUM, Secretary.
| I. 20. o. FIR. w. GRAND LODGE OF THE
| STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA ~
| yTyHE ANNUAL COMMUNICATION OF THIS GRAND
1 Body will be holden In this city To-Day tho 1Gtf
instant, com uencing at AM. The Officers and Mem
bers will tako duo notice thereof.
| BY order OF the NJ ". g. NJ
i JNo. H. HONOUR, Jn-. N. D..
January 16 .3 Grand Secretary.
II. w. GRAND ENCAmPMENT OF THE
| STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA OF THE L. o. o. F.
THE ANNUAL SESSION OF THIS BODY WILL B]
held at tha Odd Fellows Hull OF this City, This Even
;,,g a2kAs officers and members request
January I6 Pcs. JACOBS,
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EDUcATlONA

a&.NM y " - - y u aV - Is
vTNHE SUBSCRIBER WILL REOPEN BIS SCHOOL
o. A'"aa'' 4'h February. ". j. 1rsrsNE
R3renees- ". D. Ponrzn. JAMES q: as r PaMa1.r,
Esq. DANIEL LEsSsNE, Esq, E. N. FULLER, Esq. ~
january 1e l@2l.24.2ssl. feb o.
-a.. NIGHT SCHOOL.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY THE EXERCISES OF TIE
KING STREET. side, one door south Of George, at
which VIII be taught Book keeping. Writing and the
Arithmetic, Algebra Geometry, &c, Political Economy
Rhetoric, Logic, &C., &C. 0.9sTF -
DoTY & sHERFEsEE,
1onaafy mwf2mo
STATE NORMAL AND HIGH sCIIOOI. !
bo oF 5aS F3h T
ER 5Ir!s BRAMcHEs NC r. 81 OF = EDUcAT1oN-sT. PHILIP
MM Ss efEa 5aaSihy & & sp 1857 REV HENRY
w n. MOOD; A. 81 Principal Professors. Teachers,
instruction WIN be AFFORDED In every department. TSe
course Of study Is of the highest grade pursued by
ediea and Il equal to the most advanced standard oi
The year is divided into two sessions Of ave months
Tuition. including the usual branches, with FRENCH,
VOCAL Music and DRAWING, s12 6o-1oo per half ses.
the a sS per onr wseas the se direction
s., ,' ..'1-,' G. &. sSEMIiNaER, ai N A's<
E. MONTAGUE GR1snn. Secretary. \
csamsas us5 s., paper. p please uz times
d
Sanuaty 02+ mw12
MASONIC FEMALE COLLEGEe
,-, COKESBURY, s. 9.
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