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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-28
Grand total, 1904 e,7s2 s,2I2 1,
sColored.

*Colored white
II will be seen by the above tina. there have
been registered. this year, 2,0O3 persons more
than there were registered last year. At that
time the whites had a majority of 1,5SO over
the colored voters. New they have 4,Ol5 ma.
jorIty over the colored.
A colored man named Frank Parker was re.
Jected by Mr.. Plant, one of the registrars, on
the ground that he (Mr. P did not believe he
was tweniy-one years OF age. Mr.. Parker then
made an affidavit that he was twenty zone,
(which was handed in by Major Morse,) but
was stIll refused by Mr.. Plant, who paid no
attention to the affidavit Some sharp words
thereupon passed between Mr.. p. and Major
M, which resulted in Mr.. p. ordering Major
was created outside, by the notorious colored
puglist, Tom Bowie. assaulting Robert Miller.
and be was quickly in the hands Of Detective
McDeyitt. who took him before Justice Clark
and be was held to bail for court.
After the close Of the registration a meeting
OF the Judges was held, at which the following
resolution, offered by Mr.. Cook, was adopted:
Resolred. That all the names of persons placed
on the lists of votes on oaths taken to meet the
amnesty proclamation, before a notary public
justice of the peace, or other officer qualified to
administer Oaths. be stricken on, because NOT in
accordance with the proclamation and instruc-
tons OF Secretary Seward. which rec uires the
registered there. and certificates of the fact to
be given as other certificates are issued.
Among the one hundred and fifty who Will
be deharred from voting by this action are A
yIN-~f w. NeDcI. IL. DdTutn, u. M
Thompson. James Morrow, A G.. Holland, J.
w. Dame, Joseph E. Birch. G. E. Curtin, T. K
Davis. H. L. Briscoe, q. c. Ivey. John Beck
J. q. AYES, ]. X. Cleary, J. +. Tucker Charles
Michelbacker, J. r. Barker. Francis Cleary,
/. X Green, n. j. Thomas. Jos. A. Morris A
j. Denning, e.. F. Wallach, ]. r. Shaw, A.
Bailey, A. ]. Collyer. S. h. Phillips, w. Bris-
coe, George w. Brown, s. &. Beach, T. Miner
John Waei, 7. II. Singleton, L.H. Trook.
J. Robinson, George G Neal, A H. Anderson.
+. Harrison. e. @. Crandell. and J. W. Hibbs.
The Judges. alter the adoption of the above
resolution, adjourned sine die
Taking the census of November last as a basis
OF computation II will be found tina; there are
IN THIS city. exclusive of persons in oftice, and
others who claim residences the States, u, IS,
males above the age of 81 years. of whom I4,1OS
are white. and 9,iOS colored. From this il
would appear, unless there is an error in the
hgures. that there is a 6cfcieHcV in the white
registration OF 2,l19 votes and an excess in the
colored of 5Ss votes.
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SUPPOSED SUICIDE BY DROwNING-Yester-
day morning. between half past nine and ten
O'Clock, Mr.. William DoolIIile. steward of the
Aqua Greek steamer Keyport Capt. Frank
Hollingshead, committed suicide by jumping
overheard when of Liverpool Point, while on
the route To the Creek. After breakfast had
been served as usual on the steamer, Mr. Doo-
little repaired TO his state-room. where he
threw on his coat and deposited the KEYS and
books OF the boat and then Jumped from the
window into the Potomac without giving any
previous notice of his intention TO do So The
first intimation of the occurrence proceeded
from lady passenger. who. percaiving the
body OF man struggling in the water. gave
the aiaIm- As soon as possible the steamer
was stopped. and a small boat put out after
MN, but without avail, for in a few sec
onds he sank beneath the surface
never TO rise alive again. Another as-
count states that the clerk of the Kew
port. first discovered him in the water
and distinctly heard him cry 70 the pilot 10
stop the boat, which. il true, would throw 8
doubt upon the belief that he committed self
destruction The deceased was about twenty
seven years Of age. single man. hailed from
New York and Baltimore. but for the past
twelve months had filled the position of stew
ard on the Newport" with great satisfaction
TO the captain and company. For the past few
months be had become addicted 10 excessive
drink which frequently depressed his spirits
when he would wish mself dead and rid of
ms troubles. His body had MOI been recovered
N noon to-day.
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Nor PosTKp.-A meeting was held the other
night. it seems, at q school hou Sc IN the Fourth
Ward, in which a committee was appointed
"to wait upon the respective candidates of both
parties, and ascertain which (if any would
pledge themselves to carry out the provisions
of the act, &c, to grade 1 street north, from
Tiber Greek to 9TH street east" Moreover
pledging all who met at the school house most
solemnly to vote for those candidates and none
others, who would pledge themselves to the
aforesaid thing. As the work in question on
street is already under Contract the candidates
can safely pledge themselves.
A similar instinct Of transformation was
shown in the passage of a bill by the Councils
lately, TO lay the sidewalks on the south side
of south street, between sth and 18th streets
west, when the work had already been nearly
executed under an act of October IL, 1867.
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THE SEVENTH WARD REPUBLICAN MASS
MKHTING.-Last evening mass meeting OF the
Republicans of the Seventh Ward was to have
been held at the corner of Ak street and Vir.
ginia avenue. and between and O'Clock from
30 to - persons. white and colored had assem-
bled there. including Aspirin king Of Con serya-
tives. About O'Clock it being apparent that
the threatening storm would prevent a full
turn out the announcement was made that the
meeting was postponed.
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SENENTH WARD FOURTH SUB OR 10
that in conformity 10 the provisions of the Charter
Of the city of ashiDgto an election will b. hA!d
In the Fourth Sub or Voting Precinct Of the Sev
ebtb Ward, on MONDAY, the first DAY of June
next at the northeast corner of street south and
AZ street west. for Mayor. two members Of the
Board OF Aldermen-one to serve one year and one
two years-and three members of the Board ~
Commo n Council, and sn Assessor: at which said
Precinct the votes of all who registered th4
said Seventh Ward Of the city of Washington, the
Initial letter cf v hose name is from - inclu-
five. viii be received. Polls open Of a m, and
Io>e at p.
JOHN r. PIERCE
NM ID. WISE.
JOHNF.N WILKINSON.
my ~ Commissioners.
SENENTH WARD-FTFTH SUB OR VOTING
- PRECINCT-Notice IL hereby given. THAI ia
conformity TO the provisions Of the Charter If th-
city OF sshington election will be held in the
Fiji sub or Voting Precinct of the Seventh Wari,
on MONDAY. the first day If June next. at Riley's
Coffee Factory on the south side of street south
betw cen ga and 9Th streets west opposite Station
house, for Mayor. two members of the Board of
AideTmen-one to serve one year and one two years
and three members Of the Board Of Common
Council. and an Assessor: at which said Precinct
the votes OF all no registered in the said Sew
enth W ard OF the city of Was hineton the initial
letter OF whose names j. from T to z. inclusive
will lie received. Polls open at Q. and close AZ
Pm GEORGE ID. JOHNSON,
ROBERT H. GRAHAM,
tn. H. BARRON.
my % Commissioner.
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ELECTION NOTICES.

FIRST WARD-EIRST SUB OR VOTING
4 PRECINCT-Notice is hereby given that in
conformity to the provisions Of the Charter of the
City of ashington, an election will be held In
the First Sub or Voting Precinct Of the First Ward
on MONDAY: the first day of June next. at the Of
nee Of McGlue, north side of street, between
18th and 2Cth streets, for Mayor, one member Of
the Board Of Aldermen, and three m smb ers Of the
Board of Common Council, and an Assessor; st
which said Precinct the votes of all who are req
stered in the said First ard of the City Of Wash
tneton, the initial letter of whose name 10 from A
to inclusive, will be received Polls open at
q. m. and clos at D. m.
JASPER M. WITTY
ISAIAH BOLDEN,
;..yoca,s
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL, NEWS 8.
AnusemeAts kx., Ts-Night.

hETZKROTT HALL--Lasf concert OF Ole Bull
previous 20 his departure for Europe.
TEE ADULTERY CAsE.-YesterGay, the case
of James Arthur. alias e. A. Howard, freport-
ed in yesterdays STAR as having been arrest
ed on the charge OF deser;Ion and adultery
made by ms wife came up before Justice
Corein, AZ S o'clock, for a hearing Mr. NJ
Thompson prosecuting and Messrs J. II. Joi. a.
son and L Carusi appearing for the defendant
Mr.. Thompson asked 4 roS-poner1ent % ne
case, on he ground that Mrs Arthur was iI-
disposed and could not appear, and that they
wished 20 secure certain evidence that had not
We. come 20 hand, and the defence desired 10
dispose of the case at once, admitting thar the
prisoner had committed adultery. and stating
maj ne was ready TO abide by the law infiict-
ing he penalty.
MI Carusi read from page IS of Thompson's
Digest OF the District of Columbia, the old
land law, enacted in I715, Oh. q. sec. 3, as
the law covering the case and imposing the
Penalty IL is in these words -" Every per
son that shall commit adultery and shall be
ihereof convicted, either by confession or ver-
uIef OF twelve men, in the provincial or any of
the county courts in this province, shall be
lined by the justices before whom such conyic-
lion shall BE-, three pounds current money as
aforesaid. or twelve hundred pounds of tobac-
co, 10 the kings majesty, his heirs and succes.
sors, towards defraying such county charge as
aforesaid"
The case was argued pro and CON, Mr..
Thompson contending that the Justice had no
jurisdiction in the case further than TO send IL
10 a higher court the law providing that the
eoi U ucSiucu pS Jury OF IWeiNe men.
Justice Corbin then announced that he would
reserve his decision until y. m. today
Mr.. Howard (or Arthurlit appears recently
gave a deed OF trust on some of his property
10 the woman with whom he has been living
signing the same as his wife. and not being pre-
pared 10 redeem the deed of trust Mr. j. II
Johnson was aboutto sell the property. While
the adultery case was in progress yesterday.
Deputy Marshal Phillips appeared and served
an Inlunc ton on the further proceeding to SELL
as Mrs. Arthur, claiming TO De his wife de-
mands that. as her name il not signed TO the
deed OF trust, the property cannot be sold.
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U. W. DRCRY.
Z. A. TAN ERNS,

FIRST WARD-FIFTH SUB OR VOTING
L PRECLNCT-Notice is hereby given that IN
confoI to the provisions of the charter of the
city Of washington an election VIII be he ID in the
Fifth Sub or Voting Precinct OF the First Ward on
MONDAY, the first day of June next, at Vernon q
shop. corner OF and l9tb streets, for Mayor or e
IA, N Der of the Board OF Aldermen. and three mem
be Is OF the Board of Common Council. and an As
sessoI at which ssid Precinct the votes of all who
registered in the taid First Ward of the city Of
ashiDgtoD. the initial letter of whose names is
from TO inclusive, will be received. Polls open
at ! a. M, and close at p m.
FRED G CALVERT
CHARLES L. HULSE,
ms q Commissioners
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SECOND WARD-SECOND SUB OR VOT
y ING PREClNCT.-Notice 10 hereby given that
the city of ashngton election vii he held the
Second Sub or Voting Precinct Of the Second Ward
s. McCarty .. east side of 18th street west between
and X streets north, for Mayor, one member OF
the Board of Aldermen, and three members of the
Board of Common Council. at which said Precinct
the votes Of all who registered 10 the said Sec
letter of hose Dames Is from to II Inclusive will
be received. Polls open att a. m. and close at D.
m. SIDNEY MCFARLAND,
MICHAEL GREEN.
JOHN W. TUCKER,
ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-28

SECOND WARD-ERST SUB OR VOTING
- PRECfNCT.-EOtice is hereby given that in
conformity to the provisions of the Charter Of the
City Of Washington an election will he held in the
on MONDAY, the FIRST day of June next at Ennis
Wilners, ESQ porthwe est corner Of Massachuset
avenue and 18th street west, for Mayor, one mem
Der Of the Board OF Aldermen, and three members
Of the Board Of Common Council. at which said
Precinct the votes of all who are registered in the
said Second Ward Of the City of Washington, the
initial letter of whose names is from to incIu-
sive, will be received Polls open at Z a. M. and
close at p. m. JOHN CHAPMAN,
7. K GREEN,
j. s. SHEETS,
my25 Commissioners
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-28

RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.: Georgetown

Rf THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.
ELEGANT FIRST CLASS PRIVATE RESI-
pkhSk ON GAY STREET AND BRICK
On THURsDAY AFTERNOON, May zsth. at 8
O'clock viii sell In front Of the premises part OF
Lot No g. fronting o feet inches more less on
the sSrth side of Gay street, between Wsshinst n
the late william Redin. The improvements CON-
eisi % large FIRST class brick Dwellina House
mo 49, Containing IL rooms, bath room chins
closets two cellars. gas and gas fixtures throu IN
out the house. rsnee, hot and cold water, vAsh
tubs and all the modern improvements Posses
sion given immediately.
Also.
Immediately after the above, I will cell part OF
Lots No y and 20, fronting - feet on the north
Side OF Prospect street. near High street by =
depth OF loo feet, improved b. substantial brick
Terms: One third cash; balance in one and two
years, with interest, secured by q ceed Of trust
on the property. Conveyancing and stamps at the
cost OF the purchaser. A deposit of S. will lie
required S;,,a when the proPsSrty is struck 81
IHle PERFECT Thus BOWLING, Auct.
myl Int. Chron.. Courier copy.l
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FOURTH WARD-THIRD SUB OR VOTTVG
PRECINCT-Noticei is hereby given that in
conformity the provisions of the Charter of the
City of Washington election Yill be ED in the
Third Sub or Voting Precinct fthe Fourth " ard
fee of D. r. Smith ESQ west side of AZ street be-
tween and Louisiana avenue, for MAYOR, one
member of the Board of Aldermen ar d three nm M
bers Of the Board Of Common Council; at which
said Precinct the votes of all who are reg
istered in the said Fourth Ward of the City Of
Washington. the Initial letter of whose names is
from / to NJ, inclusive. will be received Polls
open at q. m and close at p. m.
EUGENE r. LEWIS,
b. b. CURRAN,
mye5 Commissioners
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-28

Il RkCTNCT-Notice 10 hereby eiven, that in
son fornity "a the provisions Of the Charter o. the
Third Sub or Voting Prscinef Of the ThirS ward
on MONDAY, the FIRST day OF June next, at L. w .
Wcrthipetens, on NJ street north, south side, be
tween 7th and sth streets west, for Mayor two
Members Of the Board of Aldermen, one 20 serve
enc year and one to serve two years. aud three
Assessor; at which said Precinct the votes OF al
Who are regfetepe in the said Third Yard OF the
City Of Waehingtop, the initial letter Of whose
names Re from to n inclusive, will be re ,eived
PoIle open All .. N. and close at p. m.
NJ. p. CALLAN,
II. DUFFEY.
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FOURTH WARD-FTRST SUB OR VOTTVG'
l. PRECINCT-Notice is hereby given that in
conformity to the provisions of the Charter of the
City of Washington, election will be held ip the
First Sub or Voting Precinct of the Fourth Ward
on MONDAY, the first day of June next at the
Comm issioners' Room, basemen Mt of the West Wing
OF the City Hall. for Mayor, one member of the
Board Of Aldermen, and three members of the
Board Of Common Council, at which said Precinct
the votes Of all who are registered in the said
Fourth Ward of the City of Washington, the in.
itial letter of whose names lie from A to % incin
sive, will be received. Polls open at a. n and
close at p. m. SAM'E Q. MILLS,
JABEZ wHEkLER,
my % Commissioners
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ELECTION NOTICES.

FTHIRp WARD-SECOND SUB OR VOTING
i PREClNCT-Notice 10 hereby given that in
conformity &c the Of the Charter Of the
City of " sshing ton, an election will be held in
the Second Sub or Voting Precinct Of the Third
Ward, on MONDAY, the FIRST day Of June nsxt, al
L.W Worthin gtons. on street north. south
side, between 9Th and sh streets west, for Msyor,
two me- mbere of the Board OF Aldermen, cue TO
serve one year and one TO serve two years aud
three nfmbers OF the Board Of Common Coanctl,
and On Assesspr; 1t which said Precinct he votes
Of all who ere cistered In the sand Third nj of
the City Of Warrington the initial letter OF whoee
names 10 from TO inclusive win be received
Polls epen at and close at 7 d N.
THOMAS W PHILLIPS,
TMOM4S LANGLEY,
WILLIAM BUDD,
NY . CCmmissiou prs
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ELECTION NOTICES.

SIxrH wARp-SECOND SUB or VOTING
- PREClNCT-Netiee 10 hereby given, that in
conformity to the Of the Charter Of the
City Of ashiagton, election vil be he'd in the
on MONDAY, the nrst Say Of June nsnt. .; ohn
H. Below, corner Of sth and streets east, for
Mayor, one member Of the Board Of Aide rnen, and
three memoirs Of the Board Of Common Council.
At which said Precipct the votes of all who are
reeists red in the ga a Sixth Ward Of the City OF
Washfpg tcn. the initial letter of whose names il
rom Il to Inclusive. will be received. Polls
open Of .. m. and Close at m
EIWAkp wAfSOy.
NATHANIEL W. EVANS,
ny u Com missicners.
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SIXTH wARD-FOURTH SUB OR VOTING
ClPRECINCT-Notice Is hereby given. that in
Conformity to the provisions Of the Charter Of the
city Of ashington, election will be held in Tue
Fourth Sab or Voting Preciact Of the sixth Ward,
on MONDAY, the first day Of June next, at Carey
W, hitef, east side Of kighth street, between
and n streets. for Mayor, one number of the BOARD
OF Aldermen, and three members Of the Board III
Common Council at which said Precinct the votes
OF all Who are registered in the said Sixth Ward of
the city Of Washington the initial letter of wnos@
names Is from TO s, inclusive, will BE- received
Polls open At .. m, and close att m.
SAMUEL CANT,
r r. TALBkRT,
JOHN 8. SMITH,
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EOERTH WARD-SECOND SUB OR VOF
ING PRECINCT-Noticei is hereby given that
in conformity to the provisions of the Charter of
the City OF Washington, election will he held in
the Second Sub or Voting Precinct Of the Fourth
Ware. on MONDAY. the first day of June next at
wing of the tity b all, for Mayor, one member OF
the Board Of Aldermen, and three members of the
Board Of Common Council; ct which said Precinct
the votes Of all who are registered In the said
Fourth Ward of the City of Nashng ton, the init
al letter OF whose names is from K to II, inclusive
will be received. Polls opeL at M, and close
at p. m. TIMOTHY ALLEN.
FREDERICK IDDINS.
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VNHIRD wARD-FIRST SUB Or VOTING
L PRECINCT.-Notieei is hereby given, that in
conformity 70 the provision: Of the Ghatter Of the
first Sub or Voting Precinct Of the Third Ward.
on ON DAY. the LIST day Of June next, at Martin 9
betv cen 9Th and 7th streets west, for Mayor, two
members Of the Board Of Aldermen, one to serve
members Of the Board Of Common Council, and an
Assessor; at which said Precinct the votes Of ali
City Of Washington, the initial letter Of whose
nsnes 10 ffcD A 10 d inclusive, viii be received.
ISH W kN0wLHs,
t.- L e heed YHOS. p, BELL,
ny - e f C0mmiSaensrs,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-11-11

District Court Of the United States.
For the District OF South Carolina, in Bank
ruptcy, in the matter Of John Mayer,
of Pomaria-Bankrupt. -. ~
By whom a Petition for adjudication Of
Bankruptcy was fled on, the Srd day Of
November, A. D., 1858, in said Court. =
This is to give notice that on the 10th
day of November, 1868, a warrant of Bank
ruptcY, was issued against the estate of
John Mayer, Of Lexington County, and
State Of South Carolina, who has been
adjudged bankrupt on his own petit
ton That the payment of any debts and
the delivery of any property belonging to
said bankrupt; to him, or tor his use, and
the transfer of any property by him is for
hidden by law; and that meeting Of the
creditors of said bankrupt, to prove their
debts, and to choose one or more Assignees
of bis estate, viii be held at a Court of
Bankruptcy, to be holden at Newberry Court
House, South Carolina, before Henry Sum-.
mer, Register, on the oath day of November,
A. D., 1868, at 10 o'clock, N.
=, J. P. n. EPPING,
q. S. Marshall as Messenger.
Nov II 46 St. AS Messenger. =
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-11-11
ASSIGNEE'S SALE
Of Real Estate.

In the q. s. District Court-District of
: South Carolina-In Bankruptcy-In the
matter of John W. McGants-Bankrups.
By order of the Hon. George S. Bryan,
Judge Of the o. S. District Court, for the
District Of South Carolina, l Will sell, at
Newberry Court House on
Monday the Hh day, December neat,
TWO TRACTS OF LAND, -
Situated in Newberry County. :. r. + *
The Gibson or home tract, containing 400
-four hundred) acres, more or less, bounded
by laads Of U. and Il Misses Turnipseed's,
George Fehman, J. u. Brooks and others.
The Darby tract contains 200 two hun
-dred4 acres, more or less, and is bounded
By lands of the Estate of R. Sondley, by
the Gibson tract, George Blair, and others,
and belonging to the Estate of John W.
MISUNDERSTANDING. ... =.
Terms Cash.-P1rchasers to pay 70, pa.
pers and stamps. JOHN p PETERSON, >.
Nov. II As St. - Assignee.
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= : %. - I 49,
Two MosTHs Free. The publishers OF
Bu1ke,s Weekly. Tor Boys and Girls pro-
pose TO send It two months free to all
those whose subscriptions reach them
beforesf the 18th of Noyember-that is
shey viii receive the paper fourteen
months for 50 90, This paper should
harea welcome in every Southern home.
The little folks spprovscit highly. aad
watch eagerly for its appearance every
week, twill be sent either weekly, or
30 monthly parts,-the price Of either
being 50 \ year. Specimen numbers
~atoe sentaon application to the pub.
hishers, j. ". Burke & Co., Macon, Ga,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-11-11
NeWberry Female Academy.

The Trustees have elected the Rev. j. B.
Hillhouse, "a thorough scholar and with an
experlc cnce of Is years in teaching, ) Princi.
pal of this Institution.
The exercises will open on Monday 18th
instant, at the School Room in rear of the
Baptist Church, where they will continue
for the few weeks, during which the Acade.
my is undergoing the necessary repairs.
Parents and Guardians desirous of sending
their children, will find lists for names at
the stores of Messrs. S. P. Boozer & Co., and
Carwile McCaughrin, or application may
be made directly to the Principal.
Terms per quarter of ten weeks, payable
in advance,
Elementary Branches. .................S50 90
Eng. Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic
and History. ....-.............. %
PHYSICAL Science. Ancient Languages
Mental and Moral Philosophy. y....... 1000
Music will be taught by Prof. Werber on
the usual terms.
Miss Fannie Leavell has been engaged in
one of the departments, and other competent
assistants will be employed as the school re-
quires.
The Trustees and Teachers aim, with the
favor of the community, to establish q su-
perior and permanent Institution. ....
Boarding can be obtained at very reasons
bic rates.
For further particulars apply to the Princi>
pal or any of the Board Of Trustees. .
Nov. II 46 If.