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Arizona miner., 1868-06-20
Prescott and La Paz Wagon Road


 Ep. aryEn Allow me. through inc ,,. dium Of your journal, To make simple state ] mont in regard to tue road between Prescott and La Pa2, in whic. thcre is not a t,,r,,, i, 1 fayapai county bat wha, is more or less in teresttd. This is the great thoTouahc fan. over which government and tue citizens of Cer- 'ral Arizona receive their supplies. Iii. f, a great extent, as nature formed if rat,-,t wagon mad, but like all roads over ,aaun,ai, countries, has its barriers. and is nearly inc same to-day as it was four years ago. and needs many repair, souc Of which are aI- most indispensable; especially that portion oi the ;1ad between Mint Valley and Touto Spring.. BelI', Canyon and ,hc Me-a west of How SpTngs-Some little repairs have been made by passing trains and one .nal! subscription, hot enough to make it pa.sibre for heavy loaded wagons. The road from Camp AcPher.on or Date Creek to La paz formerly passed directly over Date Greek Mountain. but owing tO the frcqucat heavy rains of last year, The road was iniur.d io such an extent tl4at it became impossible and ffriShte9s were compelled to take more cir. cu't"us roate by the way of Martins Canyon. lrhgihening tbe road between Prescott and La Paz c. nearly 20 miles. whilst it should be rrarbed iH about 17j rples.
 Ar SPaTh-. an energetic citizen and Ari- zona Pioneer, ssho, at present, |. opening the huge gold ledge we.t or Black Tank. la. made tWp or three trips from Date Greek passing below (wcst) the rnuuuts;n aaj en iefing tbe MrMgllen Valley, near Cullen, vel, informs me that with fe,y hundred dollars expended in a proper manner. good ~ag"u rpad can be opened. making cu. sg ul twenty or twenty-five miics which viii ailer'i one mare water than Ne Bow hat,. which sill make the desert no d,seft ai all No%. what wc ail need |, a good road and free rnad. and we can have it by all sub.rrib ing their mite snd placing it in tEe hands of some competent person, to open up that Dor. iiOn nf tbe road in Yagapai county. Ynma f"Anty PraF;-es repairing ihe sesnai.s.l.s oi the Toad ln ihat county. Two thnussnd d"liars expended in proper manner bi some person who understands the wants Of fl ight. CTS will repair and make the road good from Prescott [" MrMg,lea's Yallcy. And am rredihly informed that nearly one-half of the necessary amount will be subscribed by some bali duz,n per,0ns, and have nu ,loubt huf that others wiil come forward and help in thi7 matter n which all have an interest.
 CHss. " BEACH
Arizona miner., 1868-06-20

TnE ForRrn oF JULY is close at hand vet "e have heard no one talk of celebrating the day Why don't some of our citizens tako ihe matter ih hand, and arrange programme Tor 'ts observance by our people in proper manner. lt is day dear to every lover of liberty, and should not be passed over with indifference. Lrt us celebrate
Arizona miner., 1868-06-20

ExPaEsfpENr James Duchannan ded at Whcit.an ], L,n'a.ter county, Pennsylvania. on the It in-t,, in his 77th year. or hin the .iLa says:
 7 He began his official career as member of the Legislature Of Pennsylvania, and gradn. a!ig advanced through Congress. thc Russian his~'pn, the Senate, the State Seerrta-yship. and the EBSli>h Mission, Co the Presidency. tl'e highest roint tO which political sEibition could aspire. He was public tnnciionar 2 in Bo mean seHse, hpwever He was an K celicnt pubic speaker, an able lawyer, skill iul dehater aud Congressional tactirian. A consnmare politician, an eminent diplouiallst and statesman, and zcaous glarii-an in the dominant party. Besides. he had a g,r,d pri Va'e character, and few politicians have sue ceeded m keeping so free from suspicion uf corruption a- he did With these rare qual- iiirafi1ns, and Wirh tLe fortunate cirlum- stance. in bis favor that he was the leading Democrat uf The leading Democratic State. bpnors were Ihr,st upon him, and instead ol seeking office, he often refused, and was re- wardcd hy higher offers
Arizona miner., 1868-06-20
To Correspondents.

iahsHts tle f~saa's) sss&3taE ir aay Eart af f Sta;es and fsrTites however dstaLt ui5 aaar ss r, ibs sftnia aud l4Yiee af DE DoIkETY is thcr rrs Tscttss r&ses sEs Ih5 ;uk ii5u- tB -aifnt prstten sa'eaenf oi 'ch ia Isrf rsnue t HinG IsrsYn.j n- tefyew. respectfully assufea that tAelr rlr e. Gone VIII be heid faost s4aref- Dit DOHEHTf take. tls oPf-sflry sf eirsiuR a ir'i~rs are of-ssl as T~s-lte.
 lf ti ie fIl ard rasdly de,efited Yerso1a con tnunEigu w.il ie uHnfr.f-ary assris-uzs ta dief ra,nea and Ike gTusfa af fe gs nslf uf iu dag e s-ss=a .ii e ss.t.si ..sui drav aad in sieh raaHur p. c0avsy sea ef usFur, iFiffr Trf-rei so 'raususiltei.
 tausut- t-ilnf. by letter ofaerE se free. PefInalueut cars zaaf-Btee4 0r ns lay
 Address W. K DOhERTY D
 SaE lFz1elscu, Cal
Arizona miner., 1868-06-20

JosH DiLLiSGs shrewdiy says: "pleasure '- hhs a hornet. It generally ends with ting"
Arizona miner., 1868-06-20

TnE Mobile Trijase prsys 10 be delivered from "shoe-peg civilization" and we pray to be dclivered from "rcd pepper" civilization. mountebaaks and sonllesS fellows who lawn upon persons who may chance to be clothed with little brief authority.
Arizona miner., 1868-06-20
(. JACKSON @ Co.,, Montezuma treet, Prescott.

yyvEHAvEJUST ARRIVED FROM ,1 " San Francisen with large assort- t1 nrnf of LIQUORS. wlic. wc offer Tor sale at reduced ,F.ee- for el-h, ai our sample rooms. where Joe aud soi. the handsomest and n0isicst men in iOwn will always bc on hand Co di-gcnse liquors in The mO-i approved style.
 CHAMPAGNE on draft. Ne never slOp over
 r. s.-Joe he now auoil3er attraction besides hs "rurp" C. JACKSON < Co.
 Prescott, June ;, isGs
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New Store.
'. tp lo ... k EER'S CHEAP STORE.
PRIVATE MEDICAL AID.
1c- Qu.oi. Crsl all modsrass Charge
DR. DOIIERTY,s

Pr.va'e Msical and Surg cal Institute. Sacramento Street beoz Mon'romsry (oIT.s,e Pacific sis Steamship t.zaIasys oa4eeJ IEs-a sl.F..uae cd, Le.dsssiord street sac fr4reiscJ EsA'-ed eaIrcFsiy tg gaera tife afflicted sanrd and sc.eufine iee-l 4d in ite iresfH~ut aua erc of aI lrNaie an1 Chronic biscss of scgrucy and 4l.
Arizona miner., 1868-06-20

SIZZLING ar cosr. Manue! EavenA offers to sell has large s'oci. Of dry goods boots. shoes. etc.. for cost and freight. in order to make room for new stock now on ,hc road from San Fran cisco. Call at the BricS Store, and Prank will to ihe fair thing by you. myle
Arizona miner., 1868-06-20
kpern,ainrrl,ta

DE DOHERTY hos lusi rn.fashrd an important rsni- T'si euiiying hs Fieur and ezt@riefecs is rea. Lon t9 p-stsEes Nlnifc being a Ehrf reafise sisrns1fr8e Ds Eeu ga Ne4kness Sefyols % ysic.i ietiirg consequent nt-u t. AEer0H and uiher Dis- of fhe h-ssiai Ufeans
 ls Aiiie Eesk ea'ns in8rmaflu af tbe v4ius 70 al whether nasfriet ringe and uiu be tETE ry msi feeefd yf sN CEais n y-s;age slstnrs fer return fsa.taTc
 AAlne-. " K DOHERTT M. D.
 le5jAm San Franessco Cal
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WORMSER & co, holcsaie and Retail Merchants. LA PAZ and PRESCOTT, Adzons,


 .... DEALERS IN .-. Groceries, Provisions, Clothing. Boots. Shoes. Liquor, Crockery, Hardware, Farming
 and Mining Implements, etc. (fALL THE ATTENTION OF THEIR OLD V pioneer friends and the pablic generally 10 fheir new and spieudid assortment of goods re- cently purchased, bv one Of the 6rrn in San Fran. c4-so and now on hand Al their stores h La Par and Prescott
 ''.ve us . call and see for yourselves We are Hof ceiling for ru'aOus pricrs opt motto is and has been. " Live and I.e; Li-en Our stock in La Paz is acknowledged tv all ~ho have seen and examined it. Co be
 THE LARGEST AND BEST Assortment of goods ever hrou.ht 70 that place Merchants, iariner-. miners and Otlers wiahiug 10 purchasc EOods, would do well 10 give us < eali- before purchasing elsewhere.
 WOKASER & co. myl6 La Pay and Prescot,. Ar,zona
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

ECST RECEIVED. AND SELLING CHEAP. sD at Campbell 6 Buffnm's, "a large and well escorted Stock of Summer Dry Goods. Clothing, Dress Trimming etc, etc. Cooking Stoves, Force aud Lifting Pumps, Saddles. Bridles, spurs, sinches, Whips etc. etc. Come and examine our Stock and Prices and you will be cure ,o buy.
 iri3 CAMPBELL & bUFFUA.
Arizona miner., 1868-06-20
Good. we'll Bought, Sell Them.

hVUIN VIII ffVIf-Hff MI HNH selves. ID. HENpEEsoS. the senior partner oi .hc finn. is constantly employed in San Ffancseo selecting and baying gools by which means we are enabled ,o take advantage 0f the inciuaiions in prices and purchase our goods at lover rates iLau any other House in Central Arizona.
 my51 b HENDERSON Co.
Arizona miner., 1868-06-20

EARTHqrAKr iS NgvAnA.-A Fort Church. Ill despatch of May 29th, says: A heavy earthquake shock was experienced here n, VV1 to night, one of the heaviest shocks ielt here for year-.
 At $50 F. w., three more shocks occurred herr--all quitc severe.
 Washoe, Gold Ilill, and Frank,own also re port three heavy shakes the first one the hardest ever felt at those places.
 A Virginia despatch of tAe same day says Al about quarter past nine o'clock this evening heavy shock of earthquake was felt here, and two lighter ones fifteen and sixteen minutes later. Large buildings rocked. and every body rushed out of the houses Every. body Was anxious about San Francisco. sun posing it 'o be very severe there.
 Al the saya9e mine it stopped the unnn and was fit in all the station, The miner, at first supposed it to be a cave. No damage wa- done anywhere as far as heard from. h was not lclt iE the Gould q Curry mine Tho movement was from west to cat
 At Sacramento, San Fianci-cu. and other piaces m California, the shock was also felt.
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Riuer Intelligence.
UREsossT OvTI0S 10. ~ OAzH BFksxi
Saturday Morning. Jan 1858.

ORnsOxEr OrEI5E 80 ~ OAzP BYKsN4
Saturday Morning. Jan 4. 1858.
The weather yesterday continued bright, but
very warm and unreasonable, the heat ranging up
TO about IS degrees in the shade.
Business on the landing was moderately active
yesterday, as many steamers were unourthening
themselves Of the freight brought down. but we
could not discern any improvement in shipments.
Freights remain very duh TO all points, but we
hope that there will be some improvement to-day.
there are large number of boats advertised to
leave this afternoon, and we presume if the
weather proves favorable the leyee will be
crowded toIwiiIess their departure.
TEE Tow BOAT SHARK CONING.-Fron dis
patch received by Capt. Burdeau We learn that
the tow boat Shark, with FIVE bsrges, together
with the grain elevator, passed Nicksburg yester
day morning, ard will arrive tomorrow. Among
the articles embraced in the cargo 2S COO bushels
of corn, in bulk. We learn that the tow boat
Mohawk, of the same line. will also be here in a
few days. She has IS COO bushels Of corn, in bulk,
besides large amount OF other Western produce.
The arrivals were not numerous, yesterday.
The Magenta, Enterprise, Lizzie Tate and Victory
were the only boats that made their appear lnce.
The j. N. sharp, Nina SHINES, Alaska, Mary
Mcdonald, ST. Charles and VIM. Butler left in the
course Of the day for their various destinations.
Many boats passed Cairo and Memphis during
the week, and are due. The telegraph arrange
ments are so badly managed at Vicksburg that
steamers generally arrive in port before we have
any intimaiiOn of their having passed that point
The steamer II. A. Homeyer viii be found at
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Grand Lodge OF Louisiana.
R. W. GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA. L o. o. p.


Meets semiannuay on the fourth Tuesday January and
July in New Orleans ocers for the present yearW. @.
Wilson, of No. 6, NJ W Grsod Master; r. O. Abbott Of No
A. R. W. d. Grand Master; E II. Russia, Of No. 9, r. w.
Grand Warden: Josiah Foser ONO g. R. W. Grand Secre
tay; Joseph West Of No r W. Grand rsessurer Luther
Bones of No. Is and j. G. Dunlap of No. Is, R. W. q.
Representatives L. o. Rev G. l. More, Of No. Is wv
Grand Chaplain; G. A W. MaeDone, Of No Is W. Grand
Marshal; p. q. E H. Fsirchid. Of No r. w. Grand Con-
ductor; p G. Henry Temann, OF No 10, Grand Guardsn
p. G. J. n Iittlejohn, OF No. Is w. Grand Herald
DEPUTY DISTRICT GRAND MAsTERs-P. G. J. r. Baker Of
No IL, District No. q p O. Richard NJ. Ellis Of No g. Dis
trict No 8; p q. T. Grisamore Of No. 81 District No. a
p. @. s. p Clarke Of No IS District No. s, p @. L. O.
Morris, Of No District No Il p G. VIM LOura Of No. S.
District No IL p O. B. Jacobs, of No q, District No. IL p
G. Ernest Rive, of No. q, District No. Is.
STANDING COMMITTEES Slate of the 0rfer-P g. Sire Geo.
W. Race, of No. II; P. G. Master Thomas H. Shields Of
No. 6; P. @. Master John s Burfe, of No Q.
JudieiaL-P @. Master George Nungesser, Of No. 10
P. G. A. Mazureau, Of No. 40 p @. John E. Talon, Of
No s.
Constitution and ByLaWs-P. O. Master Howard Mills
psuRh of No. III p. q. Master Edward Pbury of No. To-
P. @. ID. Kauntz, of No. l3
J,fstto s J,eats-P. q. Master J. q. Dunlap. OF No
IL; p. Master Wallace Hunter, of No. l6; p @. A. w.
Hyatt, elmo. g.,
LegisIatire-P O. Master Luther Homes OF No. Is; p. G.
H. Goldman of No. 10; p. G. j. F. Caldwell Of No. IL;
Finance-P. G. Rep. +. Tower, of No. H. p. q. John
B. Heno of No. s; p. G. John T. Barry offo 8
Crefeials-P. q. f. A. Dentze, OF No. l; p @. e. L.
Nimmo, of No. p; P. @. John Wilson, ofN,. a.
All communications the NJ W. Grand Master Grand
Secretary should forwarded the once of the Grand Sc
cretsry over Mutual Company
ner of Camp street and Commercial Place.
JOSIAH FoLGER, Grand Secretary
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Commercial 5nteuigsnts.
CREscES1 OFFICE, NO. - oAxr s+EHsI.

J
CoTToN-The year 1868 has opened very aus
piciOpsly for nOlcers of the leading staple ODera-
lions during the three last days of 1861 which ere
legiiimGtely included in this report, indicated
steadily increasing firmness. but the movement of
the past three days he's disclC-ed an active DE-
nand throughout, and an advance Of 382c. u h.
upon al clszsi6catons, the greatest improve nent
being in the higher grades. Factors have been
very slow in bringing forward lists Of the better
qualities since the close Of our last weekly re-
view, as most Of the cotton received during the
past few weeks has been leaiy, discolored, and
treshy. The demand has been active, firm aud
gradually incre sing from the opening to the
close of The week, and the total sales exhibit a
decided increase as compared with previous re-
ports. To-day the market has been exceedingly
excited under adyices Of rapidly advancing prices
at Liverpool and New York, and the competition
was Of such a character that nearly every list
posed for sale was taken before the close of bus-
ness, at unusually high prices, the total sales for
the day footing up 55jC bales. We annex the
closing rates this evening, and fer reference pub.
lish in parallel columns the ruling figures Friday
evening, the 27th ult., as follows, viz
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QUorArIoNs oF corroN.

The aggregate sales for the week were 3l.6ll
bales against % $50 bales last week and 30, 500
bales the week before. The net receipts footed
up 1885 bales, against 30,GS2 bales last week
showing a decrease of 53i7 bales, and 3i,O3S
bales receipts the week before. The total eX.
ports amounted 20 26isl bales, against 81 .02l
bales last week aud % ,T65 bales the week before;
and the stock on hand aud on shipboard not
cleared this evening is lis 3j5 bales against ILL.,,
l6e bales last week and l02 053 bales at the close
Of the previous week. The heavy advance in the
staple during the past week is perhaps as much
due TO the falling of of previous estimates of the
crop Of 1867 as TO any other cause. The exports
during the week have been divided as follows, viz;
els bales for New York, 1857 bales for Boston,
1910 bales for Barcelona, 1883 bales for Bremen,
9503 bales for Havre and II 40 bales for Liver.
pool. As the exports generally designate the
action Of buyers, 1t may be well TO remark ia this
connection that the above are made up mostly
from previous purchases and that the principal
operations during the past week have been for
European continental ports.
COMPARATIVE RECEIrTs OF COTTON AT THIS PORT
Iryg-o W.
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EneamPments.

THE R. W. GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF LOUISA
Meets annually the urth Wednesday in January
and July. Oicers-Luther Homes Of No. l. NJ. W. Grand
Patriarch; Geo. Dhmey er, of No l, NJ. Z. Grand High
Priest; G. n Mcrisou Of No l. r. w. Grand S. Warden;
T. winnenore Of No r. W Grand Scribe; B. Dasva Of
No l. r. W. Grand Treasurer; A ". MscdOnen, Of No. B.
W. G.. Junior Wardea; A Wallace Hunter, OF No. J.
W Grand Representatives George Nungesser OF No. W.
G. Marshall; N W. Wolverton Of No. l. W. Grand Ssntnel
NJ Frankfort, Of No 8 ID. Grand Sentinel,
STANDING CoNNITTEEs--CTeleatiasa and RetREs.-W. L
Williams Robt Pitkn, Root Strong
FfEonce-E. N Rush, j. Potter W. c. Wilson.
State Of the 0rdeT.-J. G. Danlap, l. =. Tower William
salomOn.
Coatauton and By-Lara-HOvard Nillspsugh, William
Whtsell, G. W. Roper.
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ODD FELLOWS, REST


Meets Oce Grand Secretary on the second
Monday in January, April, July and October The aew
Board the third Monday in January organEs
ton Ocers-J G. Dunlap President; Josiah Folger Score
tsry, Joseph West Treasurer Daniel Merritt Sexton.
GENERAL RELIEF COMMITTEE.
Office Grand secretary Friday evening every
month oficers-A W. Mcdonnell President; Josiah Folger
Secretary
WIDOW AND ORPHANS GENERAL RELIEF as
ISOLATION.
Meets Office Grand Secretary last Saturday Of each month
Annual meeting last Saturday in January. oncersE.M
Russia. PRESIDENT @. W. Roper Flint Vice Presidents
Johsm Potter Second Vice President Luther Homes, SEQ
Rotary; A. Wallace Hunter Treasurer.
ODD FELLOWS HALL ASSOCIATION
Meets Monday in each month Once of the Grand
Secretary. Election FIRST Moncay May for Directors
BOARD FOR lS67.-Prssident-Edward Pishury.
Finance Committee-J. @. Dunlap; A Wallace Hunter.
G. L. Joseph West
Hai Cs1sittss-G. N Morrison; George Dr.neyer W. O.
Wilson. N. W. G. NJ.
Budding C0n1mittee-R NJ Rushs q. Ia Luther Homes;
Genr,e Nungesser.
II. Mllspaugh, Bernard Cohen. s. Meore
JOSIAH FOLGER, Secretary.
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A LLERHANY SPRINGS
MONTGOMERY COUNTY. va

This celebrated Watering Place having thorou1a
repairs and been furnished throughout department
entirely and frs furniture will be open for
ception Of visitors the 18th day Of June
The reputation of this extensive and firmly
established that useless the particular diseases
for which Is specific The propretOrs have endeavored
maize attractive any Watering Place in the mountains
Of Virginia.
Comfortable Coaches will meet each train at Shswsve,
for the the Springs The resident
partner will be assisted in the BY gentleman Of
experience and pains spared 70 render visitors comfort
able @. A. COLHOUN Agent
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subordinate Encnmpment,.

WILDEY NO. I.
Meets the First Third Saturdays OF each EOnh In
Lodge Room No the Crescent Mutual Insurance. Com
p NJ. ofBcers-J. B. Heno, G. p. J. c. Dunlap II. p;
A. Thomson, Scribe.
HoBAH ENCAMPNENT NO. 5.
Meets the Second Fourth Saturdays OF each month 10
Lodge Room No l. ever the Crescent Mutual Insurance
Company. oficers-J. R. Walker c. P. N. n. Sanues,
H. p; Geo. w. sAdler Scribe
WASHINGTON ENCAMPMENT No6
Meets on the second and fourth Mondays each month,
Margny Buildings Third District Oncers-Jno D. suhren,
c. r. stueken, Il. p. T. st~hel, Scribe.
LAFAYETTE ENGAGEMENT No.L
Meets On The first and third Wednesday in Jefferson Hail.
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DassIs Markss.
CITY or JErrrRsor. Jan. 4. lsf

CRY or JEFFERSON, Jan. T. 1868.
Arrived during the past week l425 Texas
Beeves, 693 Calves and Yearlngs, 779 Hogs. 1903
Sheep, and "a Mich Cows. SOld-l59j Texas
Sheep and 9 Mich Cows. Stock on sale-90j
Texas and 81 Western Beeves, 30l Calves and
Yearlings. 7l5 Hogs, 1899 Sheep and 70 Mich
Cows, We uuote
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EAGLE DEGREE LODGE NO. l.

Meets every first and third Saturday in Lodge Room No
the Home Mutual Insurance Company Camp and
Nachez Ofcers-A Mazureau, d. NJ; A J. Van
dergrH, D. d. NJ. Henry Haskell, Secretary and Trea-
suIer.
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L. q. d. #.

corner Of Magazine and Phillip streets, Fourth District
Ofeers-FrAnk Phstes c. Pr Jacob Newhauser. d. P j.
W. Allen, Scribe
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pUENA VISTA ENGLISH
AND
GAS SICAL HOOL.

Having returned aer absence OF three years. to ny
former home in the immediate vicinity Of Franklin Tenn
will open MONDAY, the 10th of September next In
glish an Classical School, for the education Of Boys
The locality of this Institution delightful, combining
the advantages of town and country The grounds ample
besgsin beauti6sd and adorned with
shrubbery The building large and well ventilated and
admirably adapted for School purposes The house beer
recently furnished from cellar to garrett and is being
reprinted repspered receansed and repurhed that
locality in the whole country viii be healthful.
The discipline Of the School will be mild and parental but
decided every effort will be msde develop the
physical intellectual and faculties Of the pupil The
Principal of the School prepared board Twelve
ScnolarA
Terms for Session Of Five Months:
Tuition In Primary Department. ..........S o.
Higher Branches of Mathematics and Classics each
Board per month, including fuel and lights 20 o.
Contingent
Washing at laundress' prices.
JAMES McNUTT, Principal
References from Tennessee-Col Jno. McGavOck, Gen.
F. DeGrafenreid, Col ON. Perkins, R. H. Bradley Esq.
Col ". S. McLemore, J. B. McEwen ESQ, Col John L.
House, Rev A. N. Cunningham d. D., Rev Francis II
Davis, Dr. John S. Park, John Carter Esq, r. NJ Ewing
ESQ., udge ?. G. S. Perkins, J. w. Nicely, Robt. p Moss
sres Allison.
References from vrginia-Hon. Andrew s. Fulon Dr.. \
". Sanders Gen VIM. Terry, C. s. A, Randall McGavock
Bsq, ssnl. r. Crockett Esq, Thomas Wood Esq, Rev
Lacy, J. c. Graham G. G. Tate Stephen MeGavock, b
n Wherry, Wythe county; Cen James A. Walker,
Dr. Edwin Z. Wasson J. B. Alexander ESQ.,, Rev Danl B.
Bl ug James N. Cloyd, ESQ.,, Pulaski county
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embrace only Ia hhds. in lots, at 607c. for Tugs
and bhds. Of the new crop, CHASING as fancy
wrapper, from the Kentucky purchase by r. I.
Tarian, at 30@35e. Il ID. We still quotes
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DIX. JOIN O. ANeYLL.i


l9rsdHsts Of the Philadelphia DENTAL OoilsgaJ
Has established himself At No. IO9 Csrondes street.
PoydTas, where he viii perform sl Dental Operations
sk1l and satisfactory Teeth inserted upon God
Vulcsnite base Being familiar with al AnRshecs be
u extract teeth without pain By the Of such sus
Ae Particular attention given y tina medical aRz
deal treatment Of diseases Of t1s mouth and teeth,