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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-26

RAID AGAINST swINE.-The policemen OF
Algiers recently exhibited considerable MIN
rodism by making raid against the porcine
population. The pigs of Algiers are by no
means wild; in fact they are so tame that
they will walk in whenever they find an
open gate and appropriate whatever is edi'
Bile and comeatable. Their leisure time is
occupied in roofing up the sidewalk, go as
to insure plenty of mud whenever it rains.
The law provides that they must wear rings
in their noses whenever the appear in pub
lie, but many pigs neglect this essential
sdornment. However, if the pigs are not
wild their owners became so when they
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-26
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Fatal Duel Near the City

DOUBLE-BARRELED sHOT-GUNs AND sLUGs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-26

FORTY PAGES THE DISTANCE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-26

PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING a
WHARF AND WAREHOUSE AT
HRAZOS SANTIAGO, TEXAS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-26

AT MONROE, LA, THE THIRD DAY OF
JULY, A. D, 1863.
THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVE NO.
i tiee Of their appointment as Assignees of j. @.
WEA rs and EUGENE Mel EEi Of BastroP, IN the
said District who have been adiudged bankrupts
upon their petitions by the District Court Of said
District. D. O. MORGAN,
+. I. NORTON,
lyle st Assiguees etc.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-26
NOTICE OF ASSIGNEE OF HIS
APPOINTMENT.


DISTRICT DE LouIsIANA-ss.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-26

BURGLARS COMMITTED. = The four men
who are accused of breaking into the
private dwelling of L. Holdrieth, sol
Josephine street, and stealing therefrom
-four, clothing, and money, have been sent
before the Criminal Court. Their names
are Nelson Childress, Prince McFarlane,
John Jones, and oliver Nichols. Childress
was caught carrying away sack of the
-four, which now stands in evidence against
him.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-26
POLITICAL NOTICES,


State Central Committee of the Repub-
lican Party of JouisanR.-The members are mott
fed to attend the meeting which will be held in the
Hall of the House of Representatives on MONDAY,
August 3, at clock P. NJ
The members are earnestly requested to be pune
tual as business Of importance viii be brought be.
fore the Committee.
BY order of S. B. PACKARD, President.
WILLIAN YleERs Recording Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-26
FOR LUMBER ATsHIP
ISLAND,

Brevet Mai. CEN z: n s1d o y IN hh''sA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-26

The pistol used is one that fires fixed am
munition Of the Bacon patent, size $500.
The ball is conical in a copper tube.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-09-04
OBITUARY..

Died near Port Iiutson, at the family
residence, on the 10Th ult, Of coagesfiee
lerer, little ADDlE, only daughter of
DR. ; a A G. TAYLOR, aged Q years
and s days
During little Adde'S stay in Texas,
a few years ago, we know her we'll
Often have we held her upon orr knee
and listened with pleasure to her little
childish pratuings We did not think
when she left u.s. we would see her no
more. But lis said Death oiten selects
the brightest and loveliest flowers for
us victims. so in this case. Weep not
fond Parents, tbs sad bereavement,
but little Addio is now a treasure in
Heaven another link that should bind
you 10 that Eternal rest. She has gone
tnat inud Of beauty where fadeless
flowers bloom - and where you may yet
meet your child again. o. J T
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10 W tt't'VTfht
Maaahall. Harrison 90, Teas
August 1, 1868,


Marshall, T,NAs, Angus, 1850.
Ia calling attention 20 the enclosed Cif,n
lar desire to say a f,w wurdA, l,y way u
osplAnsiion. Tho plan uiir,rd ipi eousido,-
alton will be regarded as a novel mod. OF
dispnsRg # printing Office, 10 fact i IL not
know tha; sucn thing whh ever done be
hlt.. HIT a. ! only propose 10 obtain eos
the ,-t siiiHhmeni what CONSIDER 10 aluo
aud 10 conduct the schomo upon talf aud
e,luiiaiin barls | can soc no nuprupttety ~
THUS dispensing " THIS property
fa several months hayu b.on de=iraus
oi selling out ono u these oihoor, | has.
found that NJ my time a lif'. thu laliof
anxiety, and responsibility connected with
the correct management II two large news,
paper establishments, wa moiU than | was
ahlc 10 bear, On mature reelection as Ia
hus would sell, ! came 10 'hr CONCLUSION
that the best way was IA put both II them
np at l1ttrry, aud let tho psreun drawing the
fortunate tsck,t, make hi~ vsn salociion NJ
To which he would take. Tho correctness ui
this CONCLUSION viii appear, ~ tlnnl, ol,yi-
Gus Instead u -"ilHF nut the property
parity ON tino depending on tho correct
management of the purchaser fut his abii-
" tu pay promptly The balance ~ the pun
chase money, which | would have to sla.
Ia all probability, II di-pua.i II II al prs
waite sale, got the full VALUE Il II IN cash at
once,
The holder II ,ho fortunate iicko, g.is
large, valuable house, Hplcndbd, paying
printing office, tho property in Il sattiuu u
country "a Witch emigration aud capital IL
directed, and whore every obarsetsr VI
property and every manner uf business IL
advancing, with an ample stock ~ material
10 last ri1 months, anil an indofcasihlo lltle,
ricas II every mHnilrf II ncHtnsH amt,
for the rum " FIVE DOLLARS The prop
ofty. undcf thea, circumstances, VIII h,
worth not only ~ Intrinsic value, hui the
nuturictN u itr having been ilin- sold wili
give the establishment and it, ntw pfupFi-
utnr celebrity that viii Is worth thutD
sands Uf dollars. The trade of tlsis s.ctint
is contested To- by Nov otiaans, Aos iorh,
~ Louis, Chicago, fauikyilo, rinrinn-u,
Baltimore. and other cities, from which
large advertising patronage can Ia obtained
iAh paper has already valuable aJYgt-
tiring patronage and a good ruiissiiptiun
lAt hut 10 addition to- thcrs, cannot each
porsun taking ticket reud at leari one new
suh"erlbor or new advertisement, a. onu
1f thrro pspors OF both, anl th0s .uiisnec
tho Naluu " III. prize, shpuld be have the
good luck ~ obtain itf That This sill be
ious ainiop, universally, ! have ma doubt
There u scarcely poiphbrrhood ~ ,he
United states IA which ttufo att not Onr On
more persona, II the snRi.rtion sote mad.
H. thtm, that would mol subscribe hn well
guttrn mp large, and woil printed srxas
newspaper. Aud to take oan II these, W.
ia great ncahufo, Ike porusing c,.ry Tex.
w. newspaper. as not only every iiuei II ia
tulliRencu from every -ccfion II the Stat.
u carefully compiled, bat to great extent
Tho spirit u III" press is gwen. there
furu present
THE TERMS
suHsplrfioss. For ono year u six
months 81 ~.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-09-04

AZ the residence of the bride father.
Mr. L. f. Lister, by Rev T. Sparkman,
on the Goth day Of August 1868, Mr..
G. W WEBB and Miss MARY 4.
LISTER, both OF this county
With the above notice we received
the usual complimentary Zee, nice
cake. We extend to tho happy pair
COR congratulations May the even cur,
rent of their lives, flow as pleasantly as
the smiling riyulet that mcandcrs
through pleasant Wales, rich with yer.
dure, rcdolcn, with beauty, and fragrant
with flowers.
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Nteam Saw Mill,

rNO MILES AND A HtLf
South West OF Marshall.
THE undersigned would inform his
l friends and the public, that his
Steam Saw Mill is now in successful
operation, and he is prepared a. furnish
any amount Of lumber, Of the very best
quality, and as low as can be purchased
At any Mill in the country BILLS will
filled nj the shortcst notice.
A. times are hard he will do general
bartcr,ng business, add will take in cx.
change, ut the market price, corn, iod.
der, hides oats chickens, eggs, butter,
or almost anything.
Here is a chance 10 buy lumber cheap,
on ensy terms, and warranted to he 81
tho hcst quality
II JOYCE
Arril I, '6S u3j-tf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-09-04

lAsMA. The operation OF this etiiu-
poison received throughout the lungs
! i.e blood, u seen to be, in fosei
Aeue. M follows Its intense irri.
|Dn in the system determines the
Nc blood in the body to the internal
|tra--the liver. kidneys, panereas,
ca, stomach, and lungs--some or all
which are much eongested with
lDd, which has lett the surface of the
: y this makes the ChsH cold stage.
).ons like an effort OF nature 10 throw
HE venom through these internal sx-
Iories Of the body, which, however,
bis to do. Reaction then brings on
fever, in which the blood leaves the
|rnal yisccra aud PUSHES to the sur
y, as il in another violent effort to
!, out the poison through that other
|at exeretory, the skin, In this Of
also il fails. Like all great excite
pes, this is followed by exhaustion,
die instinct of our organism aband-
the attempt, until after the recovery
strength, the hopeless struggle is re
Ned again another day. The only
and certain preventative and cure
eyeri and Ague is the colebrated
pas Tonic. 1t Is purely vegetable
Y don contain one particle OF miner
poison. For sale by J. u, Lancaster
|sshall, Texas
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-09-04

The nndrraisnad merchants Il NlaIshall.
rexas, have road tn. foregoing circular,
a.id s.iIdon.c Il 10 every I.ar.ralAf. Tho
1e4aH Republican has been a leading paper
IN Texas for npssfdr II eighteen yesrs, has
o vide circulation, aud cnJoys With ltH Pro
prieior, the confidence aud friendshlp y the
ppfifilp ~ the state. We recommend tho pa
per 20 oas friends ~ Al vEss llont advertising
medium,
Martin %" " y singi,toD Pearson i
riI.rbnfy, ainilh A Scott, Hi, Haw.ey, 4 Go, A.,
" Il. D. Ward, T. u. Lancaster, VIA. NJ
Johnson, Il, knight 4 Co., Heinrich = Hopp-
nef, Nilior McRrller, 4 Co.. " Wsgnnn,
l., c. Dclirlo, .rwyman 3 Womaek, Dan.
Myrfs. John j. iinran \ Co., j. II Galway
n Co. ", ho.cnst, Loeb A Jones. John L.
Womacb, bee \ Thomson, 4. NJ, liuae 4 Co
From tR.Goy t,ABs, l cordially an-
dursc tho foregoing The tSo paper. the
tluea aud Republican. are among the best
advertising mediums IN The State II Jeshs,
IpsAnD ClAHg
The paper u e.eAly, the same size n
the Jefferson ilmcs riAe II the sheet ~ by
~ containing ~ columns, Il has always
had large aud valuable adsortlsing psirons
ago
Tho Marahal printing 1flies s 0na u the
most cpiuplfsa snd ya!1ls!lis "a the state.
II embraces O large amount u printing ma.
terg. One Il r@tefs Cylinder pF,rsoa
NEW and connected with ihe establishment
en excellent Job Office The age 4 the pa
pcr. ait - character, r.nd0f thu estAhiish-
men, WY aesiIailo Irvperiy
Hssis Al III tasts nj in 9th a ~, "
new, aid weil selected, The l'fapr.eiar
hims,f IL au old printer, aud "a lectaa Il
himself rnnitrs viii undtutand shat ln
mraui. by saying that the p'tict eouisnr an
extra quantity u arsnpap'r tips, largo
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-09-04
MURRAY INSTITUTE.
Eugtisl, ana Classical
Male and Female School.


R,v II NJ MATHIS PRINCIPAL
So AZ r.vv.x,r ,s.o.;a,.
''' y
TUE exercises OF this Institution viii
! be resumed on Monday, the 3rd of
August, and continue for five scholastic
months
"Only such rules adopted as are nee'
essary 10 cherish IN the pupils habits
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-09-04

TROUBLE IN BossIER PARISH
i Sunday three gentlemen, from
ssier parish, called upon Capt,
bran, commander of the United
ties forces at this place, for assist
re to quell n negro instruction in
|ssier Point, below Fillmore. 1t
ms the negroes to the number Of
} or three hundred had assembled
camp, completely armed, for the
pose Of compelling the whites to
idc the mules and land. The ne.
YES in their demand stated, " Dat
had been too much foolin in
matter, and dat it was more dan
e dat de mules and land We di E
ed dat dey had come to force a
de and would hah no more ioolin
t it," The whites were very
rh alarmed and had deserted their
hes in the vieipiy of where the
roes had camped. All work on
plantations had ceased and con
lon reigned supreme. Capt. Far
nth thirty men, left on Monday
lining early for the scene Of ac-
We shall await further news
a Bossisr with a great deal of
;ety. Gov. Warmoth and the
publican editor will please make
otc of this "loil outrage.
ate yesterday evening we were
prmcd that the citizens had arrest
Forty Of the negroes before Che
iiary orrivcd on the ground, and
oon as Capt. Farran made his APP
rance turned them over to him.
blood spilt.-&osth Western.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-09-04

stock ruuu, Aul a large hsni-omu wekur
nisheL editorial rNm. The int h ,'n -
feet. aud j. Huull.sd With a ssz-l suis=taAs
fence Thcfo IL hack gallery, within ID l.
sst ot which j. an ese,ilsnt vol u IN
falling water n
THR sCilrNr ~ PERFECTLY FAIR,
As any 90. VII pprcsre I1.g character q
rcf,Fsacs giNtn lu tlss. H,ts,iiainE arm
lars viii -stisn "a, lpavou.il' rern Il
this lat b. tht iraWliA ~ % unt taxi place
uutu tho 90th q Sus. lilsr, any on' doubt
INK a., can ~atisn lhm-,if rs writing h.
Marshall 90 Jefferson, iu aut unc q the per
-uu- named hfrroue, ,a also mad. tu
M,ssf~ " Ware n sni lagr. Ped, \ Nh
ran e. " Logan, H. ion tersor u I.ugsh
A Claiborne and liasihs a Mnucll, New
OIlraus.
Tl,c drawing viii ~. msuagrd by iosslns
citizens ui Marshall iHru ui asauas h'dg,d
character ~ intogfity wiu Viii puhlish thu
rssuu ~ e~m AZ 10, draw ing tshNa place.
The property 10 valued Al fiAAN tu N
disposed 4 ~ A. q rhausf, uf h,r Thousand
tickets Ia other uufdr, the fortunate
drawer nltaias an elegant building. f"--. 49,
ng every cunfvnhusr, and slilepdld pant
,ag a;,,,- sg.a AZ a4i@hli4hlA .a.s@.!si "a
pr situated IA Ont ~ inf iHat lfe siiiica n
~, south, aud with rtask = paper. ma
Sc saGicicn, to supply the establishment fuf
sN months, tor the SUN ~ hyg dullar, [ r.
currency.
The tnsl- ~ the Texas i.apuhltcan show
shat, M isih, II derived ciref insumC u
$40 600 and lat fur fhe Disastrous fsiiuto 81
the .Trt9is laat wear, each cincc wand have
done equally ~ Ncil ur lsitsf Natt year
,seh anicc nnght 10 present larger inodine-
~ there never have BISON Hnrh crop pro-
perte m ESa- ~ North Louisiana
HOW 10 SIND ItIi MONEY.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-09-04
Ipeeial 10 the n. Y. Herald
Rumors Of Grants Intended
Withdrawal.

. o. !,
wash ag@n' AuE~ i|-,A good
Vi on uneasiness mas oeeh observed
bong the ehie' ehs'heors oil the
)iical party "''",n 'no past three
four days ihe uneaslness is
hnilcs'cd IN sudden bursts OF IN
k.uaiion at what they denour2e as
gross mismanagement Of Affairs
the party by certain individuals
j. are never named, but only mys'
iously limited at lhey have been
)srd to remark that II the republi'
ticket encounters defeat in the
)ping Presidential contest certain
|diHg men in both houses OF Con.
=. will have a heavy score to set
with the party,
Frhe principal cause of their anx.
\ at the present time has trans
ed within the last few days.
quo rumors have been passing
quad that Grant is not only lake
(m in the cause, but that he is
kially on the stool oil repentance
having for having been SO blind
10 cntangle himself with the for
es Of a sinking party, the failures
which sweeps him from the high
)ition he has hitherto held IN the
rts Of the whole people, and con
b. him to some mouidy corner IN
cavern Of ooscurlty.
Etatemen's OF Grants apathy Ia
rrd to the great political issue
of his having discussed the Ell
his Withdrawal from the kepub'
N nomination would have upon
fortunes Of the party, or OF his
! ing expressed desire to with
w. have found then way to the
blic but they have invariably
lused storm oil indignant denial
brought forth a multitude OF
tie paragraphs IN the Republican
|rnals, deprecating the growing
(1aci'y exhibited by the public
U.s.. In this manncr such state
|nts haze been whitewashed over,
| the courage OF the uninitiated
Ihiul has been sustained,
But where there Is so much smoke
re must he some fire. The truth
|ich forms the groundwork Of these
|nors has been gradually leaking
1t is said, and will soon come
(n the country with such a volume
rcnhrmstcry evidence that will defy
Ery effort to suppress 1t, do not
|lch for the truth Of these state
|nrs, but there are those now IN
! city who pretend to know that
or three confidential conversa-
ls have been held TT Galana, Ill,
which Grant and several of the
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-09-04

rnE un,i.rslssnc,l. having tyo lsss, uors-
paper establishments, and finding Nai Y in
wolves too much lal'nr in nanhgH them both
prupsgiv. has determined 10 dispose II nu, ~
them and auneehtIhtc he business On r.
h0,uou, he has thought 1t best ~ put thvm
tash up A. initury, having the holder ~ The
fortunate uckct, "a make his own sclccliuu
" the one he thinks the must salueblv,
Thsrr are few who d,sifr tu gp into tho
printing business Win posssrs Oh. means
10 pay cash down fur valuable newspaper
r-iahliahmrnt by selling ~ tho manner
rfHua-rd. this difficulty be- ohylated proving
Wulualiy advantageous 30 the r' llcf and tho
iDTtumat purchaser
vNuroF rlif rrorEElN
This ]. fui, shown o., reading tho Al,gs.
Using Circular s-uod during The spring -
ls'f which We cupy below
Ihr " Ief,,rsuu flmts b. published ht
Jefferson. Texas. the i.Ad Of hsh River anh
Lake navigation one otfhe most prosper
uuu uitiun II the star state II conEanl~
tbp cuiro trade II Northern l,ysa and the
!udian Territory, ihcw are tNnniH'iwn
counties that ifadu 90 tho puiii, embracing
on area ~ offensive as thc entire ',iAte ~
Alabama, and containing large, intrlligrui,
industrious, thrifty, nutyrpriring population.
m, exports arr Wheat, Muul. Cattle, Sheep
Hides, aud Cotton. TIE export u Cotton
alone. THIS season, treni iho CITY ~ Jefferson,
u l- computed, Notwithstanding TIA, short
crop. viii pAcuoh twenty thousand bales
So mora prosperous agricultural country
can b, found within The limits u the unitud
STATS, aud unr holding WI gtgalss indNqr-
moul- b. pniixf auts Iht fentth, OF h'r
sod, ihv cheagsioss u tho lanar, tha snrsr
AMI desirable character N the products. are
attracting attention abroad aud the country
ir rapidly nlling up Il has already No IN.
considerable amour, n wcrlth, aud capital
IL hcing directed 10 Il an an inviting field for
succursiul operations. Every count, ns- "a
sharu Il .,.id schools and elegant houses II
worship, and that great agrui - modorn
civilization aud progress, hf NrlelHTsr ir
found III oscTy household,
Tho Jonrrron Iimos h. unr II the
largest aud moat elegantly printed rwspa'
pcr- In I,Aaa, and commands II circulation
over tlia large district u country !, thoro-
furo uacrs superior Inducements Ia adNrr-
tlHefs.
Il has been the object ~ the Proprietor tn
publish a paper that would command state
circulation. add Ne welcome Sisitcr IA rv-
cry household. lie has every reason, thus
far On congratulate himsch upon HE sue
cr~s.
A. " IOTGHIUN
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IL me Matter Of the Estate Of
Il. Il. Grrxg, Deceased.

III. persons interested are hereby
N notified that +. Is. Gregg, Admin
i.tra,or o + the estate of u, q. Gregg, de
ceased, has filed his application for
leave TO resign the administration OF
said estate, together with an account OF
final settlement and an exhibit zhowing
the condition of said estate said nc.
count Of final settlement will be audited
and examined for approval and allow
ance ut the August Term, 1865, OF The
Probate Court for Harrison county Az
persons Interested can appear % said
term Of the Court and contest said ae-
count for settlement il they see proper
u. BLACKWELL, Ok, { G. IL. =.
By c + DoLlss, y. e
August II, CO hP-''
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Fifty per cen, on the above added for
double column advertisements.
Alterations in standing advertisements
charged
Persons desiring to do an active ad
vertising business, that is to change
their advertisements frequently, will be
charged die usual rate Of One Dollar
per square, with deduction Of my
pc. cent or one heif he usual price.
Tho above terms have been agreed
upon, and will be strictly adhered To
W g BARRETT,
Proprietor OF Harrison Flag
Il W LOtGHFRN,
Pro. of Texas Republican and Times
September 10, 1861
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-09-04
CHOICE BEEF !

FOR SALE At rut
Nj A II Is T. THO Il = T. q.
Z WOULD say 10 my friends who de-
sire Choice Beef, that ! am slaugh
tering some Of the most superior beeyes
ever brought 10 this market, and which
can be obtained every morning fresh at
the Mnrkethouse am selling out at
very low figures Only five and STA
cents ask share Of patronage
Call look and by, ye lovers Of choice
beef.
Also for sale, some large, tine, ia,
becycs, on foot
WM RUSSELL.
July "a, 1865 mott
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Marshall University,

Aided BY Competent Assistants.
1,IiE design OF this School Is b. give u
/ thorough preparation Tor any oi the
advanced classes of College, or to take
those students not preparing for College
through course OF accurate mental
training and general information that
shall iit them TO enter at once upon the
practical business Of life.
The President has observed, with
feelings Of modification and regret II
too general deficiency IN the method OF
instruction pwr-uei in the Schools of
our cosstry This wan. Of thorough
ness in teaching superiuduces in the
minds of the student an aversion 10 in
tellec,ual effort, aud discosrngcs him
from that constant, perscyoring, and sys
,cmatic study which is essential TO Il
full development, of his mental powers
In order 10 obsiate this laxity in mental
discipline, and to furnish the students
81 Marshall siscrs,,y the highest ad
yantages, no teacher will be allowed
more than thirty pupils in his depart
ment, and will be required 10 devote his
undivided time and attention 10 their
advancement
Whatever may be the number OF pu
pills in any school, or in whatever man
ncr classcd, long experience has fully
satisfied the President that no teacher
can do justice to more than thirty pupils
in al their studies.
In this view, he is sustained by the
best educators Of the country, and If
this course is not pursued, tho patron
will BIO ha.abngr d, and the student
wrongcd IN n matter OF paramount i'm
portance To both
Pupils will be received at any time
aud charged from date Of entrance TO
close Of session
Trnus-pcr session of five months
si5, $40, So and $50, (currency,) ac-
cordipg to the degree Of advancement
ofpupii
French, Spanish, and German (cStra)
$40 per session.
Tho next session will begin on
Monday, the 7th day Of September next
and it is desirable Tor all students to be
present with the first Of The session,
Board with teachers Of the institution,
and tuition, including all charges, u 10
currency, per session OF five months
Board can also be had in private lami
lies on reasonable terms
Aug 20 1865 nj n
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A person from the rural districts
walking through Montreal the
Ter day, when u rough looking
|ow laid hold of him by the col
shook him and insisted upon
living the hour. The farmer
Jed out a pistol with the remark
man, it will be just one it !