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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-04-16

ORIGIN oP WRLL-KHowE PHRAsE.-Tbe IA
miliar phrase, "according to Guntsr' refers to
Edmund Gunter, distinguished English mathe-
matiOian, who was born in 1851, and died in
1925. He is best known as the inventor Of the
chain commonly used by surveyors for measur-
ing land, and of the fat wooden rule-msrked
with scales of equal parts Of siues, chords, etc.,
and also with logarithms of these various parts
which is used to solve problems in surveying
and navigation, mechanically, with the aid Of
the dividers alone. Hence, in the popular use Of
the phrase, anything is "according to Gunter'
which is done quite right, and admits of no qees
tion or improvement. The English do not us'
this expression, but say, according to Cocker,
in the same sense. Cooker, who was born abou
the year 1881, and died somewhere betweeI
1871 and 1876, was the author Of a work oil
arithmetic, which at once obtained great popu
larity, and ran through large number Of edi
tions. Almost all the srithmetics that hav
since been published in Great Britain, for tn
use Of schools, have followed his method yer
: closely; and, as many Of them professed on th
title page to be "sccording to Cocker" the Q,
preston gained general currency.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-04-16

EXETER HALL SYMPATHY.-William Henry
Brown, colored, and Doctor Of Medicine, who
represents the Republic Of Liberia as Consul at
Tocqusy, England, says that. having secured
space in the Paris Exposition, he applied to dis
tinguished Exeter Hall sympathizers for ait
toward getting Liberisn productions there. HI
met with the general response that "the British
feeling against the parent Northern States wa
so strong that assistance must be declined" pr
Brown Indignantly exclaims, "sO much 70
British sympathy and sincerity"
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-04-16

". 1@es
THE ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK'
No. COZ MARKET STREET.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
Oman to resolve deposits daily sundays during
he usual business hours aud on Tuesday and sAlafuAy
evepIpgs from To 8 o'clock, P. NJ.
All the profits Of the Bank after the payment Of ne
csaaary sxpenaeg davotedt the oenent o. the % az
poeitorH and Dividends are made semiaunuhlyin In Apr
md ootobe- Since the organization Of the Bank, In
1891 he Dvdsnds have uniformly been at the rate OF
M es o dawn are regarded a. Deposits and at
once become entitled to participate In future Dividends
No Manager s allowed to borrow any OF ths iunoa IN
Ea'''A 70 'A' Dana MANAGERS.
wu,,.M a. Hu1Rs. EDwARD DARLINGTON
GEonaR W. BUSH, yosRPH W; DAY,
EDWARD VI % BHfrs, oHARLRs W. HowLAHD,
WIN, H. BILLANr, JoH II. JACKSON
NvoRaR a. CAPRiLH, CLRMRNr b. bMTTHt
III. L. LIcnrHEsrAn.
WIZ. 8. HlLLRs, PRESIDHST.
soi ootisoiy ~ '' Nv JoHr T. MoLHAH. Treasurer.
BOOK BINDING.
sSsr' vSSMsp AsSRE S fs aSSs Hfss. Ds
| viii continue the business Of
BOOK BINDING
AND
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURING
THIRD SToRY or 42i MARKET STREET,
ntrGncs on shIplsy Street.
BLANK BOOKS
. MADE TO ORDER.
t PAPER, BILL-HEADs, &C., RULED TO ANY PA
Il TRRN, OLD BOOKS CAREFULLY kEbOuND,
MA0AZINES MUSIC, PAMPHLETS
AND NEWSPAPERS BOUND
AT REASONABLE RATRs.
Orders by mAil addressed as follows will meet "
prompt attentions
JOHNSTON s. B0GIA.
novs-tf WILMINGTON. BEL
nURE LIBERTY WHITE LEAD
The Whlieat the Most Durable and the MOST
6omIeai, Try II. Manufactured only by
~ ZHTGLER d SMITH, q.
Wholesale rug, Paint and Glass Dealers,
No. 1877 HoR5H TRIRpsTRnAr,
iAuQs-vly PHILADELPHIA
s. Children to Indenture.
InoYs AND GIRLS from three 10 thirteen years o.
IL 10 be placed with suitable pekgQna In the eou uIti
,sry 1nniv Al the HOME FOR RRIENDLEss CHILD
iic No ll2 King streeton MondAysfrOm TO o'sock'
10 April I, Isss-fR
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-04-16
RI Rmaal HALLS
0Av- -1lVEcEIABLE SlCILIAN
SNTI HAIR
-RENEWER.
Vegetable SiciIian Hair ReReWeT


Has stood the test of seUest years
before the public and no prepare
tt0n for the hair has yet been dis
covered that fViLG produce the same
beneficial results. 1t Is an entirely
9aelU scientific discovery, combining
mann of the most p0sUe17flL ana re-
stOrattUe agents Sst the VEGETABLE
KINGDOM. Tt restores GRAY HAIR
TO ITS ORIGINAL YouTHFuL
COLOR. IL makes the scGtg Uhtte
and clean cures d0'tdrttT ana
hltlnOrs, and falling out of the
hair; and sOiH make tt gTosU upon
bald heads, ercept IN gerry dgeG
persons, as it furnishes the sttttT't-
fiUe principle 6y sOIttch the hair t0
llOui'tsIsed and supported. 40 Sls0feS
the hair moist, sott, ana gt0ss4,
DRESSING. Tt Is the cheapest
DreDGratiOn evef offered TO the 1lstO-
lie, as one bottle sUttL accomplish
more and last longer than three
bottles of any other preparation;
1t Is recommended and ftsed oD
the First Medical Authority.
The aUOnderftGL results produced
bU our StciEtGis Hair ResletOe'' have
Induced many to manufacture pre-
7lnr0tiONs for the HAIR, asfide1 ga
I,iOus names and, IN order 20 TN
duce the trade and the ptGbttc TO
purchase their contpOuss0SS WSy
haze res0rted to fdtseHoOd, Oy
ciGinsistq they aUere former part
1lers, OF. hal some connection sOttit
oMs. Mr. Hal, and their prepcsrG-.
tioYs sUGs similar to ours. DO not
be deceived by them. Purchase the
OriglnGL: 10 has never yet been
e0tsdLLed. Our Treatise OF the Hair,
iUith certificates, sent free by sitdtt.
see that each bottle has oar pTtvote
Reyenue Stamp Over the top Of the
bottle. All others are limitations.
RIP. Hall & Co.. Props. Nashua, N. H.
Sold by all Druggists and Dsalr' !" Medicine
fsbI2-ly
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YANKEE PRONUNCIATION. American
lady, at a party in London recently, was
taken to task by cockneyess, who scattered
her his in all directions, for some mispro-
nunciation. "You must consider" said the
fair Yankee, show short time have heard
English spoken. OF course my native
tongue is Choctaw, and if my dress and be-
havior are not CONNIE IL faut, think how
short time it Is since Iwore nothing but
paint and feathers, and always came into
room with a war whoop." Madame Bri-
tannia looked little shocked and puzzled,
but her good nature came to the rescue, and
bursting into great hearty laugh, she said:
"well, my dear, don't be hupset about it;
we're hall one flesh and blood, and I'm sure
you're as white as hany of u.s."
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-04-16

The "Gold Ridge Farm" in Prince vii
liam county, Va, was sold few days since
for $63, ,OOO-at the rate of 800 per acre.
The inhabitants of Pittsburg are in con-
slant dread of an explosion from mass of
gunpowder located in the midst of the city.
1t is Senator Sherman, and not Senator
Sumner, as reported, who has made arrange
] ments to go to Europe.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-04-16

CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, mATTINGs,
RUGS,
CURTAINS,
STAIR RODS. 40
We have now open our new patterns OF the above
named Roods. They direct trem the Manufacturers,
aRLRCTED AND ORDERED By Us, and comprise the
beat aasortmsat Of RHgsh and Aperican oarpets &e,
ever offered In this city. WE SHALL sRLL AT THE
LOWEST MARKET RATES.
NOW IN STOCK,
Real English Brussels, best makes
do do Tapestry, do do
do American do do do
do do Ingrains, do do
do English do do do
do DO venitians, do do
DO Aneriean DO do do
A-4 s. g. 81, 1u4, Is 4, 1884, 2l4, OIL OothsiI
Rugs, Curtains, Rods, Druggsts, &C.
We have also for sale Patent ANTI-MoTH CARPET
j aa- TO parties contemplating furnishing, we respect
fully ask an examination believing that assortment
will compare favorably with those Of larger cities.
| GRANVILLE W0HRELL,
sbQa-lm 220 q 222 Market st.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-04-16

HAS LIME
rs A SUPERIOR PERTILIzER FOR ORCHARDS
AND VINEYARDS,
And has but 10 be tried to be appreciated Spread dur
M Inc Spring months 90 TO 80 bushels upon the surface
10 the aefe and II will kill noxious insects, and increase
the vIold Of all kinds Of fruit For Wheat Rye Barley,
Corn and other Grain or Root Crops spread upon the
surface four weeks before powng 40 to 90 bushels to hs
sers As top dressing for Meadows spread during the
PA winter or early Spring so TO 80 bushels to the
and II will about double the yield Of grass, besides I'm
proving the health Of the cattle fed upon the hay
rnen AZ the Gas Lime contains much sulphur Gas Lime
sbsorbs ammonia. ana very valuable compost with
barn yard manure swamp muck, or other substances
and will yiela betern return for the outlay than any
other feriiKsr Pamphlets. with and eertieAte
Of those that used it, furnished Upon application
aud orders for Gas Lime, Peruvian Guano, superphoa
| JANIS BRvkRIDGR, or
| BENZ 8. HOLT,
| No. 1853 front street,
Cor. Maiden Lane,
| New York.
Or, A. MeooNAudHY,
| Clayton, Kent Co. Del. mar2o-et
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-04-16
MEDICAL ELECTRICITY.
DIR. G. FL. LAWTON,
Late Of New York and Philadelphia, would aay to
his friends and the public that he
may still bs found
AT 9l3 Market Street,
Where he Ia treating
NERVOUS AND CHRONIC DISEASES

nv " His sHsrS SSw sRsTEM on MEDICAL RLkoTRc1TY
yssm Of practice based strictly on soienune prlneipss
thSrSSFs % S ssnsn but Without %
the application Of EectIety IN any orm m y eua
tSsa@snt Of which this system is especially adapted and
In which we have been most succssaiul -. |
Amanrouis, blindness from paralysis Of tnsopue nerve
smsnorrh@s Interruption or retention Of the menasH
apnona, suppression fthe Voice ssinma, Ssus
O ~ ia asry atagss cough chloEos eoldness of feet
and hands, cramps cancers, deetnsss wnsS Mom Para
Sss 81 tas sSSSS'uS Sors SySsa, hip disease
tenss lumbago liver complaints, loeNsw,, aass
nervousness Piles, palsy rheumatism spinai ass~A''
IN taIs Tor Womb disease its value cannot be est
mated Proispsua, mplAcemsnt, ulseratons ana otnef
nsn1y Os cured IN an incredibly short space q time
HRFKREHCRs.
hava tba Measure Of referring those who may Wish
a. uodaytska Rectrlca treatment TO the following well
known citizens Of Wilmington and ysial wnp r. otsvs hsr
bsSo treated BY u.s. saS ~ Wsst apsst
RavsrS Z RiGs. 8 Sol ssnaEh sniglss S,Isss asses''
nbaplas Nj n. Gordon, sll Market street.
George 0lSand corner q Seventh and Wssh1s'0n sA
VIM L, Rudolph, alt Market street.
Dr. Washington Russell, Christians, Del, n.,k
T9HoTOGRAPns, FERROTYPEs, SO.
EDWIN HIRsT,
s. w. Con. TENTH AND ORANGE STREETS,
CRntrAnes on Tenth strsst)
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE,
Is now prepared to make
PHOTOGRAPHS, FERR0TYPEs, &C.,
In the best manner and Al low prlesa-
N.B-Hs has on hand stock Of
CLOCKS, WATCHES, JRwRLRY, Ac,
which he will sell OF At
REDUCRD PRICRa,
For the purpose of closing out that business. sprl2
ar E, d. FRAZER q CO.'S,
N No. 200 MARKET STREET,
win be found large assortment Of
SSIM e r s,
t FOR MEN AND BOYS.
ALSO, BLACK MoHAIRs AND ALPAoAs,
very cheap.
:, NEW SPRING GOODS,
'4 very cheap.
ss-TERMs CASH. spre-Tt
;. ToHN JACKSON a sONs,
;; ;so Bill Posters and Bell Ringer
No. WEST FIFTH STREET,
sulA-tf WILMINGTON, DBL
4 London hair RestOrer,
Eurska, Bennstts ooeoaine, and all other proparat
age for the hair for sale At the Drug and Prescription By
" 4 Of Dr. " y. Wilson, eoa Market st. Iulyl
fPM p M CEvENTY KINDS OF eAMRs AT ~,
y dsci6 ). B. FoRTRRs, 4osAarkst q
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

TIME advertiser having been restored to health IN
u few weeks By very simple remedy, after suffering
dread disease Consumption-is IN Sous to make known
to his fellow-sutferers the means Of cure.
Tc all who desire il, he will send copy of the pre-
preparing and using the same which they will find a
SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION, Asthma, Bron-
chits, Coughs Colds and all Throat and Lung Alice
tons The only object Of the advertiser il sending the
Prescription is to benefit the afflicted and pread in
formation which he conceyes to be invaluable, and he
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy as it will cost
them nothing and may prove blessing Parties Wish.
INC the prescription FREE, BIZ return mail will please
address Key. EDWARD 4. NIhSuN.,
msl5i Y Williamsburg, Kings CO., New YORK.
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Mansfield Female College.

YN1HE FALL SESSION of this well know institution
4 for the present year will open Wednesday,
the 25th day of September, with full corps OF
experienced teachers and the usual facilities for in
struction and comfort.
Charges for Session of -Four and a half Months,
Payable invariably one half at the time of entrance
and the remainder on the first day of December
Board including washing and fuel, in gold orits
Tuition and incidental fee, in currency 81 90
fleLcL IL w
Music, with of instrument. Observation-Disclosures. 81 so
Ornamental branches at usual prices.
Each young lady designing to board in the institu-
tion will bring with her pair of blankets, pair of
sheets, pair of piIlowsps and coverle spread;
she must also furnish her towels and lights.
For catalogues containing full particulars address
CHAS. B. STUART, President,
iy31 pm Mansfield louisiana
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KEACHI FEMALE COLLEGE,
DE SOTO PARISH. LOUISIANA.


FIyHE next session of this institution the Rev. PETER
Il CRAWFORD, AM, President, will commence
the first Monday in September next.
The session of ten months is divided into two terms
of five months each. Each young lady is required to
furnish her towels bowl and pitcher looking glass and
bedding that is bed clothes, including bolster and
pillows If she prefers that these things should be
furnished she is charged 81 90 per term in addition to
the regular rates of board.
Each young lady is bound for the whole term of five
mouths and deduction is made in board or tuition
except in of protraced sickness of more than
two weeks duration at a time.
In the event of death, money advanced will be re-
funded, in due proportion.
Rates of Board, Tuition. &c.
Board, including washing, lights &c, in advance at
the beginning of each term, in gold or its
equivalent, per month ..........>.........Sl SIS 90
Tuition in solid branches, from. ...........3 to 90
Tuition in Music, with of instruments. 90
Incidentals per term. ............:;:. 2 90
r. NJ. GATLlN,
President of Board of Trustees.
L, L. ToMK1Es Secretary. jy3l If
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COCO GALLONS PETROLEUM OIL.
nN CONSIGNMENT, 5000 gallons PETROLEUM
" Tor Kerosene) OIL, which we will sell at % cents
per gallon until further notice 1t is the
Of the owner to sell it here Five Cents below New
Orleans Prices at all times II is well put up in five
gallon cans, two cans case. We solicit the atten
ton of merchants and consumers.
fns39 6n tIkEHt 4 MARLIN
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cECOND DISTRICT C0URT-Stato of Louisiana
= Parish of Orleans--No. 90 ,421-CoRNELlA V. Hunt
vs. MINOR HEIRS OF SAMUEL FoRD. BY virtue of writ
of sale issued by said Court in the above entitled suit
directed to any officer of Caddo parish authorised to
make Sales will sell at public auction, at the Market
House. in the city of Shreveport State of Louisiana,
wednesday, the 18th day of September, 1867
between the hours of 10 o'clock M. and o'clock P
M the following described property owned in I'M
division by said c. V. Hunt and said minors, towit:
Lots Nos. one two and three, in block No: thirty
fve with all the buildings and improvements thereon
Lots nine and ten, in block No thirty-hve.
Lot eight, in block No nineteen
Lots nine ten eleven and twelve, IN block No hlry
six
And the undivided fourth Of lots one and two in
block No fifty together with all the buildings and I'M
thereon All situated III the CITY OF ohfe'e
port. ,.r,r,,r ,, ,, - :
credit Of twelve months Purchasers to gye thelr
notes bearing eight per cent interest from day OF SALE
and ! special mortgage waving benefit Of appraise-
ment and vendors privilege to be retained on proper
ty sold. J. u. IHOMPoUh, Auchohesi.
Shreveport, August "A, 1867. st
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from Nervous
N Debility, Premature Decay and all the effects of
youthful ndiscretion WILL for the sake of suffering hui
mainly send free to all who need it, the recipe and d.
cured Sufferers wishing to profit BY the advertisers
experience, can do SO by Addressing in perfect conf
deuce, JOHN B. OGDEN,
mv15 " u Cedar street, New York.
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Succession Of Jos. CONNOLLY, deceased
FEyENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT-Notice IS
Il hereby given that VIM. Holmes has thIs DAY iled
in nv office his first annual account of his adminlstra
ton Of the succession Of Jos Connolly, deceased ana
unless opposition is made thereto in thirty days. me
time prescribed by law, said first annual account Will
be approved homologated aad made the Judgment 81
the Court as prayed for. -
- Given under my hand officially, this the 18th
T. s. day Of August, A. y 1867
- fau14 d1 Z. " NRlGHI, Cierk.
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HlOOM AT IEHES.s
D Fine Plantation for Sale.
GETTEIT's PATENT IMPROVED
STEEL BRUSH COTTON GINS.

TFvHIS GIN is made under the patents granted to B.
4 D. CiulIett, of Aberdeen, Miss in 1888; was for
rlerly manufactured by Gunnlson, Chapman Co., of
New Orleans and Beckett Tindall, of Aberdeen
Miss and is made only by the Mystic River Hard
Manufacturing Company, under the personal SUI
pervsion Of Mr.. B. D. Gullett the patentee
The peculiar advantages of this Gin are
First. The quantity Of cotton ginned in given time
is much greater than by any other gin Of an equal
number Of saws gin Of eighty saws turns out ten
bales per day.
Second. II separates from the cotton dust and
notes ndsleaves it clearer from naptthan any other
gin made.
Third The effect Of the steel brush.s to straighten
out the lnt-remoring all the kinks and knots-caus-
ing it to undergo partial cardiug process.
Fourth. The roll cannot be broken b. over-feeding
1t does not { spew.
Fifth It's made in superior style Of Workman
ship strong and substantial with iron ends livery
one is tested before being sent from factory.
o. L. & g. CIiAMBERbA1A, Agents,
TallY's BnildiHn Milan street,
ieIz III Shreveport La Ii.
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MISSOURI MEDICAL COLLEGE g.
ST. LOUIS, MO.
Session Of sS5s~GS4

Session OF sss s~SS
Faculty.
JOS. N. MCDOWELL, n D,
Professor of Surgery and Surgical Anatomy
JOHN S. MOORE, NJ. D.,
Professor OF Theory and Practice of Medicine
W. NJ. McPHEETERS, NJ. d.,
Professor Of Materia Medica end Therapeutics.
J. IL. WATERS, NJ. d.,
Professor of Physiology Pathology and Clinical Sleai
cine.
CHAS @. CURTMAN. MD,
Professor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy
b. f. SHUMARD, NJ. d.,
Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women and
Children.
DRAKE MCDOWELL, M. d.,
Professor of General and Descriptive Anatomy.
JAMES a. NIDELET, NJ. d.,
Demonstration Of Anatomy.
The lecture Of the session Of lS6I-bo VIII beeln on
the first of October ard close the first Of March
Fees for The lectures leach Professor Sl5) sIo2
aatriculation fee paid only once1..--.-..-..- 2
demonstrators ticket ......... ~
Graduation fee. ....#......... ~
Students on arriving 10 the city, will call at the Co
lege at the Office of the Dean, southwest corner q
slfth and Market streets
aul4 Ii Jos. a. MCDOWELL, n D-,Dsa1
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WE would respectfully give notice to the public
w generally that facilities for the shipping OF
Cotton and other Produce and receiving and forward
ing Merchandise generally, unsurpassed BY any
House in the city, and as low as the lowest
Being near railroad as well as river, no Drayage
Charged Gu Cotton from the house to the river
We are agents for BLAKEMORE, WOOLDRIDGE
4 CO. Commission Merchants New Orleans. Liberal
Announcements made on Cotton and all other Produce
Skinned 10 them, We are also agents for McCom-
mack,s seIf-RaIsing Reapers. The best Reaper
made. A constant supply on hand
Our stock of Grocerles-eonslstlng OF all goods IN
this line-s new, and hought in the lowest markets.
aud is offered cheap as the cheapest
Old Tennessee Rye and old Bourbon Whis-
ky-We buy from the dstllers, and defy competition
In other Liquors stocks are complete and prices
low.
Tobacco-We have bought from first handsin Hir-
gina, of the genuine VIRGINIA WEED, and cannot
Be beat Call and examine.
d5 w IAAD1 d MUSIUN
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II. POLLINGHORNE, Natchez
NOTICE..

UAVING transferred our stock of merchandise to-
d Il geher with all outstanding claims due us, to Mr.
L. H. NORWOOD, assignee, all persons indebted to
YER co. of Shreveport by book account, note, due
bill or otherwise, are hereby instructed to make pay
ment of the to l.. II. Norwood, assignee, who is
alone authorised to receive them.
w. T. OLIVER & CO.
ShrpvpDOrt Iunp II 1897 Ip2h if
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THE PEABODY INSTITUTE.
GREENWOOD, LOUISIANA,

GREENWOOD, LOUISIANA,
NETILL begin its first session on the First Monday
w of September.
The heathfuness of Greenwood, together with its
accessibility BY RAIL- entities it, educational point
to an especial consideration.
No pains will be spared, in the training and tuition Of
the young ladies, to insure the highest degree OF moral
and intellectual culture.
Rates Of Board, Tuition, &c.
Board including washing and fuel per session Of
twenty weeks, in gold or its equivalent S67 so
Primary department, .... Is 90
Academic - - - -. 20 90
Collegiate or higher branches, as Algebra, &C.
ometry, Rhetoric, &c...................... % 90
French and ornamental branches. ........... - 90
Music with use of Instrument in currency 80. 81 so
lhcluehtal cnaiSeS w
Terms-O ehalf payable in advance balance at the
close of session.
Each pupil designing to board, is required to furnish
her towels, lights and bed-cothing.
For further particulars, address
Rev. s. B. SURRATT.
au7 If JULIA PLEASANTS CRESWGLL.
~ Jmplecute ard Marshall Republican, give two
insertions and send bills to the institute.