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Tn heavy min lAts on Sunday afternoon
raised the rmallef streams and rivulets 80 rapi3-
lyns to Prove belh insonvsaisnt and danesssus
% wayfarers caught fsw miles from home. ssr
MH =. Waite. drusgist and DR.. J. J. Mott,
both ot Marse,lles. were returning home from
OtsvSi Sin buggy md wsrs ssught out through
the hsi6ht sf the Storm "a As they reached Wal
bridgeT Rda. two miles this side Of Marseilles,
NJ. In, Brsndsss, Who lives snsa. the Run,
eallsds 10 them not 10 venture sscross,a ~ the
sssss,A was dangerous Not needing or hearing
him, however,. they drove IN In q moment the
buggy was capsizsd, and both passengers thrown
oVs DE- Mott saepesdsd In ssasAine the shore
VIII lttle diAicdity, but Mr.e Waite was ia some
Wy disabled and Asstsd rapidly down I. strsam,
N. Rrpndage fnAlly suoeseding in reseuine him
aftsr hs Had gois un1srthe third time. He vas
brsssAt ous a "a inssnsible condition. The
horse and bussy also went straisht down stream,
passing throagh TIE culvert under the canal, and
down the windings Of the stream half mile to
The nlmois river., II was presumed that the
horse. hampored as 10 was BY buggy and har-
ness, was Of eosrss drowned, and floating down
the nlinois. Stsasss to say, however, the horse,
with harness sill O, but detached from the bug
gy. was found next day all right on the opposite
bank Of the ziyse. The buggy is stilbestray. ora
About tbs came tine Mr. E. B. Wyman ana
family, consisting oi son md two dAasht.srs.
in returning kom Seneca to their home, milo
and ahaaf saato kasssillss, were caught in the
storm. and - they rssshed Hiokapoo creek Sou,a
it fsarfally swollen. However they ventured n.
but reachiHs the mid5le, the bsx of ths Wagon
was lifted ~ Aosted . little way and sank, ieay-
ing ID ocsupants st the mercy Of the waters.
Mr. Wymsn succeeded in getting to shore With
the'smalles ons Of the daughters, but tie, elder,
about 10 yeass Of age, became apparently entan-
gled in the brush aBd was drowned. The body
was found next day. The son reached the shore
in safety, as did alsothe team .saIIsI sss
Dnring the samessdden rise, the creek rum
ming through Marseilles being very high, an
Irishman named Mitchell (recently arrived from
the old couatry) was occupied in catching Drift
wood. In some way Ae lost his footing and got
into the stream. He passed under two bridges
and was finally caught by Mr.. H. ]. East, who
dragged him ashore. He sustained NO damage
beyond tAereugh dnakiag, protesting, however,
q correspondent Has it, that "If the strane
'an wid gosaG .suns, TdAiver gofornins it agia." +"
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A hns lot Of groceries, as cheap as can
bought in the city, at Baldvin'a a 4
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INTERESTING TEACHERS MEEmNe>-A meet.
ing OF the "Socisty Of School Pnncipals' is called
At Mendoza on the first Of May. The session Il
70 last one day, and the exercises win consist Of
reading theses by chosen members o. various
OF peculiar interest to this 0lsss d tsssA.
srs. and discussions on the same. In the evening.
there win be lecture by Prof. Sswall of Normal.
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Well, Spring has come ~ last,-and Mrs.
Gregg is fitting up her rooms with new and
beautiful spring millinery. She will have hsr
opening on Thursday, April Goth, 1860. Ladies,
please call and examine. See advertisement
next week
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Bsss supply Of gents shirts, summer under.
shirts and drawers, cotton socks and collars in
Ottawa, as Jacob 'Mooney's, corner store, Chssv.
ere block. s's TX
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Ladies' congress- buskins, half boots and I'll
pers at Child & Bros.
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The Ansst spssimsn of Layer RAiains eyer sol
II Ottaws - bs Md, q Wilson's, CORNER q
Woods Neat Market. , ..',,s rs ,lss i','' M
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II yoa wish IL bsss and cheapest corn plants
n ~ can ca J. II Porter, Of the Eagle Work
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.aOjismnoia4

a1Asn' n q. Cook, we notice, 10 IN town, looking
= = essAiiy s''sy we'll Washington air appears to
zse ze wi'n hin. Hon. J. Q. Glover is at Chica-
eo. sesnne ready to enter upon the duties Of his
o4tios s6ee. G. campbell, Of the same Arm. !.
aaso g Cn,csgo prepsring to move there, having
2 Abig hing as attorney for two or three rail.
roads coHysssing to that village. The ..familyr
appear ~ 10 Ysetty ssniOrtably fixed all 'round
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Baby carriages, bard cages, and fishing taekl
all kinds BY Bernhard 3 Lutz, 1876 Main street.
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Flower leaves, flower paper, wire, &c.,
making Aowers. BY Bernhard 4 Luts, Il
Main Street. y WYE
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Adama q Snow are selling boots and shoes !,
cheap q the cheapest. a&a rAg
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Everything IN the line q canvas Boots, balme
rals and saits.s can b found y Child q Bros.
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Four hundred bushels Of Michigan Potatoes
several varieties, at Baldwin's.
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J. =. Porter has got his confined cultivats
and gopher perfected. Il ycu viih : cultivstoz
20 10 the Eagle Works.
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SOwISG WILD OATs!--0n account Of the
storm the sspond lecture 70 young man ON this
important subject b nsv. p. J. Holmes, In the
Methodist Church, was postpoasd ell NEXT eun.
day evening All interested, please remember
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GET THE BEsr.-And you viii always and
the best Boots and Shoes, at the lowest prices, at
Child 8 Bros. af.ioB aN
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$4,000 MoRE.-14s towa ot Deytei, in this
county, by vote a 10 y 1e dssidsa izplAvor Of
subscription Of $4,000 to sslcsk Of tho Ot-
taws and Fox River Valley RR. ThiA with
the $l90oo voted ~ Mission, lsaVss 'bat sboat
$4,000 mere stock 10 raise. ,s,l,as .ses
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| No tsoubls to show goods at Child D. Deo.s1
Read their advertisement
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Sugar cured Hams, Bacon, Shoulder. Lard
Butter and Eggs, at Baldwin's.
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w. B. Allen, Late of Allen b HossseA, painters
IN this city, we regret to learn is sbest 10 leave
rs and go to Chicago. Thus Chieago, Ike .
lnaelstrom, draws into its business whirlpool, an
the best skill and talent Of the country. The
business Of the late firm Of Allen & Hossa.k
viii be continued BY Mr.. H., who is also . thsr.
ough artist, ab the old stand on Madison stsset.
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Nick Waterman is at present largely engaged
In the cob trade. He has made some heavy sales
at good figure, but is obliged to take trade for
pay. As he has no Immediate use for the oom.
modify traded for, ws presume he will sell orders
on advantageous terms. WD1Il4
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Temperance Onaer,.

MONITOR iTvimus No. SIC g. OF r.: Meet everv Monde,
ssTsnns 9, their hs in Cheevsrs Block sds Of Court
o. q; L., OTTAWA LoDsR No. SIS: Meets every Friday
evening In their ball, Cheeyers New Block smith, n
H. .. Gso W. Lamb. W. CT. ' "
erenng. SS'' ~-'N'".S
or LIVE OAK rKxpLx No. s(subordnate): Meets ~
cry Iuesy evening at their hail. in Cheevers Noc.
L.. Perkins W: C. I: John Dckcrman w. II.
Mlnnenahs Social Temple No in New Han IN
Bloc. every Thnfsd.y evening Mis-, Ella Grow,
A. l.. Wood, %. T. " ~''~' -
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Ths AEst lumber received In Ottawa this pear
BY canal. arrived last Tuesday night II was
for W. ". Cslkins. The cargo we dry boardu,
cedar posts, sAinslss. &e.
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Silks that viii stand alone for dresses OF
'aques. at less than ordinary prices and all eth
or kinds, styles or faneies Of spring dzsss goods;
- well as the greatest bargains in ladies' hosiery
in Ottawa, at John Stout's. i~t h.o
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/ Fine black suits, made to msaszss, Il best
1ssaeA bfoadoloth, with doeskin pants izsm go
u S40 st Jacob MONEYS. Fit warranted q No
trsdSIY qisH ieqtfs -agl-f 80 isapl "a aIi "a sNi
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Dr.. J. B. walkm, Il Ckiesso, vim ssssfvs 81
patients at ths rsrk House On, Saturday, NY
1ss, and on the first Saturday b ssSA month sitsr
that date. Az this is the only place hs visits,
he may b touaA st al ethss. tinss q ths Dis
pensary for Diseases Of the Eye md Eaz, No. 60
Madison st., Chicago, which l. fitted up with all
the modern appliances Sor the rslisf d re dsai
and blind. Dr. WALKER provides boazd, lodging
and the necessary attsadanos iSt perssas frun
the country requiring medical or surgical trsat-
ment for this olass Of dissasss. a3T(rrs
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Utility Hans Fastsners al Stones Hs.nss
Shop.
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Look ont for the Musical Ent"rtainmsnt By
the singers who furnish the musis Tor the Meth.
odist Church. They are preparing 10 give the
citizens Of Ottawa treat rarely furnished By
amateurs. Organ solos, piano solos, piano duets,
quartets, duets and solos for the voice In iine,
choice variety Of music Of al kinds. ap24- -9w
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AM. RAyMekD, W obssrvs, b. ben sppeint
"a assistant sspsrvisor ~ strssta snd q ssttinl
ready TO oollsot the poll sax,
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Farmers, take your grists to the Eagle Mills II
you want good Ebur and large returns. ~
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Try Woods Flour-Eagls Mills.
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4. O. q. y.

Lessing Lodge No S German Iodee) meets every Wed.
hesasy evening At their Lodgc.Rcom In Cook Govers
Dsogh,er Of Rebecca: Meet the nrs, Tuesday eve.
0rrAwA EsSAxrnlxr No. .. Nssss on the sseosa and
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The best Flour in Ottawa at the Eagle Minis.
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FRANK swKErszH hss bssa IN town for a day
r two looking sftsr goods arriving here BY rail.
road and canal for his big store at Streator, ar.
nngins for tAsir tsansdsf 70 their proper dssti.
ration, and looking after business matters
Frank has ''taksa sins (iA the better sense) Mr..
!. Staeoh8sa - paztnsS and the store now sails
unAef IL nsns iof r. D. lsweetser q Co. The
firm deal in dry goods, groceries, hats, caps,
boots, shoes. orockezyy and agricultural impls.
nsaAk AAsiAs fall stooa In sach department
There 10 no need Of going to any other store in
Strsator. You can get anything, from ladys
clipper to threshing machine, at Sweetser's, 8,
and Frank, being pious man, makes II matter
Of conscience to ssll at the lowest living prices.
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Cash paid sor a kia1s q sssassy pssdao.
at Baldwin'A,
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LOCAL MATTERS.
CITY DIRECTORY.
Ottawa Post Once.

CLOSING AND ARRryAL OF xA,1s.
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other College or University in the State ;
shalt establish code OF by-laws and stat
uies Cor the government Of themselves and
their pupils aud they may, for such cause
az they or majority Of them deem suiii-
Client, reprimand or suspend; aud for con-
tinued or gross misconduct, bya unanimous
vote they may expel any student from said
College.
SEC. .. Be il further enacted, That the
land on whien said College shau be situated
and the buildings aud other property OF the
corporation. shtil be exempt from taxation.
Sac. 6. Be Il further enacted That no
misnomer or misiliscription OF said corpora
ton in any will, deed. gift, grant, devise, or
other Instrument Of contract or conveyance
shall vitiate or defeat the same, but the
same shall take effect ia like manner ~ "
said corporation were righttuly named,
provided It he sufficiently described to as
certain the intention Of the parties.
SEC {. Be Il further enacted, That this
Act shall be deemed a puolic Act, aud as
such shall he judicislly noticed without
being specially pleaded in all the courts of
law and equity in this State, and take effect
aud be in full force from AID after its
/ certify that he foregoing is a correct
copy Of sections 1, 2, 3, 4, 8, 6, And of an
Act passed Jan IL, S69.
GEO EDGAR GRESHAM,
Prin. Clerk House OF Reps. Tenn. Leg.
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THE WASHINGTON HOUSE.
YNCHBURG. IA,
IN N INV II a NDS.

pEING the owner OF this valuable proper
ID ~, have taken charge Of il on 10y own
account, with a determination Of nnEing il
q FIRST CLASS HOTEL in al OF lis de-
partments, having had it thoroughly Yedtted
and furnished so as to accommodate both
ladies and gentlemen with all eonveniences
and comforts.
The table will be kept well supplied at all
meals with the best that the MARKET will
AFFORD, while the bar will be furnished
with the purest of LIQUORS, WINES, &c,
and DeiiheP surpassed byany in Virginia
The services of Mr.. NJ p. Bledsoe have
been secured to take charge as principal man
agcr, assisted by Mrs, NJ. J. Gibbs, both OF
them highly capable Of conducting the BUSH
ness of hotel keeping, and being well known
as such, | can with confidence assure the pub
tic that in patronizing the house, they will
have no cause " eomplsiR.
The omnibus will attend the Depots reg
ularly to take passengers up to the house
aud return them 10 the depots free Of charge.
Being centrally located, convenient TO the
principal business of the place, with the
Postoiice in the building and with first
class accommodations at reduced rates,
confidently expect a fair snare OF patronage
from my iaiends and the public.
I. C. S. FERGUSON
LYScHBURG, Va, Feb. 5, 1868.
feb2t 6m--r'd Oct. 23.n
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Published by Requcstl
WHO is on TIE SIDE OF Tenn
pFRlncF2

Much has been san npOn tho subject Of
improvements in ol-Gnodson by the
building Of railroads, turnpikes, machine
shops, iOudries, Mills, &C.; but what for all
these improvements unless yon have sober
men To conduct the business energies ct
your town. Where are your business men
To come from Are they here Look around
yOu aud see how many real sober business
men eau he ionnd How many are subjects
of dts aud spreeS Of intoxicaiionY How
many stealthily driuk in the dark night
The,e things cannot be hidden from those
who observe aat know. What then are the
chances for improvements Will sober,
temperate men make themi answer yes,
IL they were here, but seeing 50 many of
our citisens yielding to an unrestricted
appetite for strong drink, the question may
appropriately be asked, where do our citl-
Zens txuect 20 find sober, calm intellects TO
prosecute the business Interests OF your
town In futureI Like the spOchdyptic in
junction to the Church, there few souls in
Bristol Goods0n who have not dehled their
garments with strong drink but they are
not enough, and shall we send abroad after
men OF spbrietyi
Many in our midst have a name TO live,
whilst they are deaf to the true and vital
interest that makes aiorn truly prosperous,
How stands the case with your merchants
your lssyers, your Doctors, your mechanics,
youf railroad employeesi Only lev OF
these stand upon the side OF temperance,
whilst the larger portion are setting ex-
smples that cannot fail 10 tell upOa the
prosperity OF our town. When merchants
set examples Of intemperance before their
clerks, Is it any wonder thew get iuto sprees
in Christmas hollidtysf How many law
yers get tipsy on egg nogi How many ply
sicians prescribe brandy to sAuate depraged
appetitess How many mechanics dotf their
aprons 70 worship at the shrine of Bachus
Who-who is on the side of temerance,
energy aud industry Are these the kind
OF men TO make your town prosperous and
happy! As VIII night you expect the sun
to stand still over the town OF Bristol.
Temperance reformation is much needed in
your town. Shall we have the voice of the
press, the philanthropisi, the humane, to
help stay this mighty tide that is sweeping
like to rna4o over our community VIII
il BE- left to the piteous cries of helpless
children and heart broken wives to appeal
to Him who brings HIS Judgments to bear
upon those who turn deaf ear TO His
words, to mitigate their sufrrings and save
their friends by the accomplishment Of this
great aud noble work. So
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have bgen dissrrsnged "a the least. A steel
arrow pin with which Annie Surratt
fastened the bow sbo 1t her mothers neck,
just before she was led TO execution, Was
also in place. A lock of tho hair was clip
ped OF for Anue Surratt at her own request.
Upon examiuing Mrs. Surratt's feet il was
discovered that the rope, with which her
feet was tied just before the drop fell had
disappeared, and this at drst occas toned
some remark, but those woo witnessed the
execution will remember that when Mrs.
Surratt was cut down tue rope became loos-
enc aud it was thrown aside.
The remains were immediately plac ed in
another box aud taken to Mount Olivet
Catholic Oemetary, where the remains were
placed in vault. The remains viii be to =
morrow morning transferred to a ne v burr.
al case. The transfer will be made Ia the
presence of Annie Surratt aud her brother
Isaac, aud one or two intimate friends OF the
family. Tbs remains will be inferred in
their tinal resting place at two O'Clock. The
c,remOBies vii consist only OF reading the
burial service Of the Catholic Church Rev.
Father Walter will oltieiate, aud the csre-
mDny will be conducted IN strict privacy.
A review OF Mrs. Surrati's conviction,
sentence, death and burial may not be un-
Interesting at this tune. II will be remeu-
ocred she was convicted by tho military
commission of which General Hunter was
pre- sldent, at the arsenal, in the summer of
1860, OF being one Of the conSpirators for
the assassination Of President Lincoln On
tle l4th Of April of that year, aud stuff rod
death by baagisg, in accordance with the
sentence of tue commission, in the arsenal
grounds, on the 9Th Of July following. Im-
niediately after the execution her remains
with those of Payne, Heroli and Atzsrodt,
executed At thv same time, we're placed in
common boxes and inferred in graves near
the scaffJld, her body being at tho north
snd oftne row, add the others adjoining her
remains in tho order named above. Ia the
box with each body there was also placed
the Aane Of the party, inclosed in a bottle.
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Tho shock or battle swept the lines
And wounded men, aud slain,
Lay thick as lie IN sumner 6elds
The ridgy swathes Of grain.
The deadly yolleys belched their Gre,
The raking cannon peaied
The lightning fash 81 hayonets
Went glitiering round the field.
On rushed the gallant " twenty FOURTH
Against the brstliugs guns,
Whose blaze could dauut OF dazzle them,
No more than could The suns.
Il mattered not though heads went down,
Though stately stops were stayed
Though rifles dropt from bleeding hands,
And CHASTITY gaps were made.
''Close up'--was shll the stern command,
And with the wavesiug tread,
They held right On--though we'll they knew
They tracked their way with dead
As fast they pressed with laboriug breath,
Clenchud teeth and knitted frown,
The sharp and sudden cry rang out
1.-THE oolor-boarcrs down ~
Quick to the trout sprang eagerly,
The youngest Of the band,
And csusht the aag still zig htly held
Within the fallen hand
With cheer, he reared It high again,
Yet claimed an instanss pause,
To lift the dying man, and see
Whose pallid tace il was.
"Forward''--the Captain shouted load.
sin Forward'--and the men
Caught niadly up the shrill command,
And shrieKed IL out again.
But moveless stood the flir-faced boy,
Without foot's advance,
Until the Captain shook his arm,
Aud reused him from his trance
his home had flashed upon his sight
That blessed aud sonny spot
He did not hear the crashing SHELLS,
Nor need the kissing shot.
H saw bis mothor ring her hands
He heard his sisters cries;
And tears were on ais girl-hke check,
And grief was Ia his eyes.
The touch dissolved the spell--ho knew,
He felt the fearful stir
He raised his head aud softly said
I" He was my brother, srn'
Then grasping firm the crimson Gag,
He dung it free ami high;
While patriot passio siainched his tears.
And drank his soTrow dry.
Between his oiose-set teeth he spake,
And haId he drew his breath;
am bear this dag TO victory,
Or bear it, sir, to death ~
The believing batteries Numbered or;
The sulph rous smoke rose higher.
And from the columns In their front,
Poured forth the CALLING hre,
But where the bullets thiekest fell,
Who're hottest ragged the sight,
The steady colors tossed alot
Their trail Of crimson light.
Firm and indomitlble still
The Twenty Fourth moved on
dauntless remnant only lott
The brave three score were gone.
And now once more the cry arose,
Which not the guns could drown;
" Ho boys up with the Gag again
The eoior-bearer's down.
They sought to loose his grasp, but fast
lie eluug with iron will
THE aym that's broken Is my left,
80 / can hold 1t still"
And - Forward forward Twenty -fourthn'
Rang out above the roar;
When suddenly the guiding dsg
Sank, aud was SEEM more
And when the aery hght was done,
And from the bloody Held
The battered Twenty fourth" withdrew,
Because they would not yield.
They found boy whose face still wore
look resolved and grand,
rent ard riddled flag close clutched
Within his shattered hand
Lexington, Vffgtata.
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Lerfa0ion, Vtfgtaia.
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MRS. CHANCEAULME's SCHOOL
BRISTOL, TENN.

UNHIS SCHOOL WILL OPEN
Il September 2, IS6S,
Aid close Jane 18Th, 1869. rhe term all
embrace two Sessions OF twenty weeks.
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Terms pa Session :

Terms ps Session:
OrthogrsplIy, Reanrg, Writing, Primary
Arithmetic and Geography, $500
Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geography,
History, First Lessous in English Compost
ton. $40, 90
Higher English Branches, l2al5
Latin aud French, each, 1901
Mn>io on Piano and Guitar, each, 1000
Embroidery, 1000
Contingcn. Fee, ! so
No deductions made except Ia cases o
prolracted sickness.
TERNS-One-hsh payable in advance,
the other at close of the session.
Having procured the aid OF competent
sssistsois, We arc prepared to receive ali
who may wish to patronize the school,
Board can be had on reasonable terms in
good families.
Aug. IA, lS66.tf.
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MILLINERY
1ocn SPING AND cEO SUMNER 1Ocn
lOUj. SEA~T>SsoN l0U5'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

p a RI MILL NERY HOUSE
81 North Howard Street. Baltimore.
One square from Howard House.
Will open grand stock of Spring Millinery,
consisting Of Fashionable Ladies Trimmed
Hats and Bonnets, Leces, Trimming Rib
bon, and all the latest novelties of the sea
sun. cheaper than any other house. Call
and see me and judge for yourself
P. $. Thankful to my friends for PAST
favor, hope they will contihue % in future.
Large stock CT trimmed goods for whole
ale only. nov l3 ly