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DIED.

GARRIsON.--on the morning OF the llth instant,
after short Illness, Mrs, MARY GABusOH' In the
7ith year OF her age. -, -.
The friends ana relatives, and the members ofthe
United JackeOn Female Beneficial 9oclety enQ Ot
Olive Grove NO 4, A, q. of II. D., and OF Am erlcAn
Star Assembly, Ancient Order Of Agatnusleus' OF
which abe q member, are invited 70 aeteno tne
funeral from the residence OF her son in;law SmS
Naudain street (between Lombard ana boutn etrees,
above Twenty-tbird streer on sunday Atternoon
Dext. the 18th instant, at o'clock. To proceed 70
Mechanics Cemetery. -
RAINIER--On the 10th instant, CHARLES III.
RAINIER, in the seth year OF his age. -, a.,
The relatives and frienda OF the fAmlly, ALSO the
School Directors of the Seventh section and the
Teachers OF the Public Schools, are respectfully in-
vted 20 attend the funeral froIn bis late rsstdeuce
No. 247 g. Twentieth street, Monday the lb,h IN,
slant. at 10 O'Clock A M Interment ut Odd FeHows'
Cemetery. -
wITBERs. On the II'h instant, CAVoLINE
wITHERS, widow OF the late Robert +. Wl,hers, of
Charleston, 3. G,
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N. W. COZ. EIGHTH ANB PILsEaT.

Have Just received nom New York
India Twilled Long Cloths, 20 81. 37Gc. DER yard.
satin Plsid Nainsook Asslins, 20, 81, 375S, 40,
soc. '' ~ al"
Plan and Plaid Orgsnd,es CHEAP
White BriIlianB 20. 81, and 37kc., very cham
Hair Cord Plaid ana Stripe Muslins.
White Plques, 10 rs, 3lI 37js. 40, ~, &c (,
French Corded Pleues, 81. 371z, 30, sag., -.
and S5c. ~
soitfnsh Csnbrics, Jseoneta, NainHooks, sv,ss
bus)ins, Victoria Lawns, DE.
UnblPached Power loom Table LnenH,
S.4, IL, and 5 Bleached Table Line III.
Watson and Armstrong Table Linens.
Linen Napkins, sI:5O, s1'69. s2. $3.50, NJ, up
Linen DOylies, 75e, 81, eI.25, $3.50 Mp to %
per dozen.
Linen Btfdeye, for sprons, very cheap.
Scotch Diapfr. by the piece, cheap.
Linen Lawn, 62 21a, 10, S7ia. and 9Jc. ysPd-
Bargains in LadieS' and 9ents Linen Hdkf.
Hamburg Edgings and Insertings.
Dmity Bands Coventry Rutiings, Magic Ruthlo rs.
Reeistsred RuiinE, q new article; q large los very
cbeep.
bargains In Ladies' and Gents Hosiery.
Ladies' Full Regular made Hose, 33cs
Gents Super Stout Halt-hOse 3Ic,
Gents Best English Super Stout, 31tic.
PRICE & WOOD,
NV. COR. EIGHTH AND FILBERr.
76swu PHILADELPHIA.
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CIT ITE NJ S.

PRICES GREATLY REDUcED-to cine OiH Water
STOCK Of Mems Youths and Boys Clothing,
HuLf-t0dD betUeen \ BEHNBrT d Co.,
Eihh and , ToWER HALL,
Ststh streets. No. SIs MARKET ST.
- PHILADELPHIA,
AND NO 000 BRoADwAH NEW YORK.
Coon NEws FOR SEwERs.--
Good news for Severn.
Gcod news for Sewer.
An eotra reduction will be made ON our usual
prices where parties purchase our Spool Cotton 10
quantities exceeding one dozen This Cotton ia the
best in the MARKET and in all cases exceeds two
hundred yards to the spool. JoHk NJ FINN
5outheast corner Arch and Seventh streets.
GP0oL CorToH SAVERS L0oKl!-
six spools for 25 cents !!
Six spOOis tor 25 cents II
Six spools for 25 es snts
This Cotton, after years trial. hnds no rival Ii
has proved the strongest. smoothest, and best
adapted for machine or hand use and In all cases
,yhen measured. spceeds tiOO hundred yards TO the
nool AT the low price OF six spoola for rs cents II
can only be had At JOHN M. FfSF's,
s0uihsAs. corner Arch aud seventh streets,
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Nn REAL EsTATE,-THoMAs & SONS
m mSAIH-WeIl-secured Ground Rent, $500 a
1ear psr s5OOO On Tuesday. February l6. 1860,
a. 10 % clock, noon, will be sold at public sale,
at the Philadelphia Exchange, all that well:
secured ground rent OF $500, Issuing out OF all
Ihat lot OF ground, situate on the south side of
Vine street. 236 feet west of Twenty first street;
cont taining In front on Vine street 70 feet, and
exiendipg in depth 1O2 feet It is secured by a
three.stoTy brick dwelling. with all the modern
conyeniences There is an insurance for S3OOO.
M. THOMAS & SONS. Auctioneers,
1t Nos, l39 and Ill S. FOURTH Street,
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THE ANERIcAN LIFE INSURANCE CoMrANY OF
PHILADELPRIA" 10 a good company to work Tor, and
aim oct any industriOus man make a good living
by acting as It's agent.
Its claims are easily presented. because they are
clear and def mite, and because OF very proper
ference on the part Of PhilsdelphlRns and Pennsyl
ysnians for "home Institutions II ofers larger In
ducements than any other company, and good agents
are wanted TO work In Philadelphia and adjoining
counties. Address OF call at the Compauy's office,
Southeast corner OF Fourth and Walnut Streets and
talk with MI, {, b. Mclean about this matter
MONEY LOANED
In sums from one dollar to thousands on Diamonds,
slvey Ware Watches, Jewelry, Clothing. Dry Goods,
etc, st RET1Ew's Loan ONCE, Northeast corner
Fifteenth and Market streets.
REDUCTION IN PRICES
To close of
Winter Stock
.. CHARLES STOKES & Co..
Clothiers,
No, S24 Chesnut street
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PAINTINGS CRYSTAL MEDALLIoNsi ETC.-The
sale of Paintings Crystal Medaiions, etc.. from the
American Art Gallery, New York, will be continued
this evening at 7s O'clock. at scOts Art Gallery, No
IO2O Chestnut street, comprising many line speci.
nnenE. Sale Without reserve.
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SALE or BooTs AND SHoEs.-We would call the
eahy attention OF the trade 10 the large and attrac
tive sale Boots aud Shoes TO be sold by catalogue
for cash, Monday morning February 18th at 10
O'Clock, by G. u McCleeB q Co., Auctionesrs, at
their NtoFe. No, JD6 Market
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MARRIED.

OHNsToN-FAUOETT.-O February IL. at the
Iesldence or the brides father. by the hsy Rei STe
EDWIN $, JOHNSTON 70 Miss LORETTA D. fAU-
CETT, both Of this city,
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JEwRLRS,-ME. William w. Cassidy, No. IL South
Second street. has the largest and most attractive
assortment OF fine jeweIry and silverware Ia the city
Purchasers rely upon obtaining real pure Rrti-
Gle furnished ats price which cannot be equslled.
He also has . large stock Of American Western
watches In al varieties and at al prices. Wait 10
his store Ia sure 70 result in pleasure and profit,
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Mrs.Rs, HOWELL, FINN Co have opened an ex-
tenstve assortment Of Paper Hengings at No, III7
Chesnut street. which StOre they will continue to
occupy until the completion of their new establish
ment AT the corner of NInIh and ChesnnL ntraets.
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HALLET, DAVIS & Co.'S Plans possess the most
superb action with unusual purity OF tone. which
one OF lovely toftness and great brllliancy. The
agents, No. s7 Chestnut street, exhib1 thirty. four
nremIums over all Others
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THE ADVANTAGE

offered by this Company are:-
IL Is National Company. chartered by spa.
cial act OF Congress- 1868.
II has patd-up capital of 81, 100000
IL oilers low rates OF premium.
IL furnishes larger insurance than other com.
panies for the same money.
IL is definite and certain in Its terms
~ ls home company in every locality.
1Ls policies are exempt from attachment
policies.
Every policy is non -forfeitabIe.
Policies may be taken which pay TO the In
soreo Cnelr iull amount aud return all the pre-
nIuns, SO that the insurance costs only the In
teresg on the annual payments
foncles may be taken that will pay 70 the
insured, after certain number of years, during
named in the policy
No extra rate is charged for risks upon tho
lives OF females. 1873 wsrp
II tnsurea not 10 pay dividends. but at so low.
cost that dtvideHds Will be impossible.
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IN THIS CHANeEABLE CLIMATE OF ours Cold is
easily taken, and without due care another will be
contracted on top ofit-one Cold thus running into
another untH the accompanying Cough becomes
settled and confirmed, strainipg and racking the
lungs, and ultimately stimulating the production OF
tuberces; yet notwthsts udng majority Of existing
cases Of clearly defined Pulmonary Disease may thus
be accounted for, Thousands now csrelessly s,,
lowing themselves 10 dritt through the pre minary
symptoms, under The fatal delusion that they
troubled with Nothing but Colo" How obvious
s therefore, that Cold should be carefully cared
for hou is ircipiency, and every exertion used to
rid the system Of Its effects Coughs and Colds.
Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asthmatic Affections, are
readily cured by that RndArd preparation. DIR. D.
Jayne's EI pectoIant, and by promptly resorting to
it, all fears o: dangerous results will be dls-
sipated- Sold everywhere.
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TIM EAR-The stay of Or. Hartley In our city is
positively limited 10 the day named for his departure
No HOY Cbesnut street,
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DRY GOODS.


J o u N q v r n s.
No. 24z SOUTH ELEVENTH. STREET,
ABOVE SPRUCE.
WHITE CORDED PIQUES. ale.
WHITE CORDED PIaUEa, 3ic,
1900 yards 81 that desirable White Oordsd que,
nkhsnsea seme ~ were sold last season. and would
,.[ One case Splendid Figured Piqus. 37,sc. worth
Figured Piques, 20 to s7I5c., last years prices,
Fine Corded Piques, 81, so, 02k, 10 to 9Oc.
NAINsOORS, CAMBRICs, AND SWISS
MUsLINs.
seun Plaid Cambrlcs, 1sH, ~. 26 ~ 70 5jc.
70 zoe. ~ VN'' "~' ~ '-0' VA ~ .
III ,Msmours EdsinRs and Iu,ertipss, new Importa-
nIm ya' wioe Watson & Armstrong White Table
So wston & Armstrong White Table Dsmssk.
Wst,on q Armstrong Splendid Damask Naekin
$3.50 per dozen.
Pillow and sheetiDg Linens, less than market
prices.
HOsIERTi hosiery BOsIERVI
Ladles' genuine Balbrggan Hose, Silk Emb. 75c.
0ente BRlbTiegRn = hose, SILK Hmb SOC.
LAdtes extra long E1giiah Hose, 6S &C.. worth 7Jc.
Gents superfine English shose. extra fashioned
37hc, best Imported. II
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- REAL ESTATE-THOMAS & sons
EiI Sale e-Wellsec srouud-reHt $3.50 year.
psT, $500. On Tuesday, February %, 1862 at II
ainHjs ExchenSe Ali that wei sscuyed T
redeemable gTound-Tent of $3.50 a year, clear OF
taxes, payable April and October. secured by
all that valuable lot of ground with the exten.
SIVe improvements known as the Victoria Oil
Works thereon erected Beginnir q at point
ON the east side of Penrose avenue or State
island road, 2l4 feet inches south of Pollock
st9 et containing over acres of land
The eimprovements on the above are nearly
new, and cost $4,000.
A pIan may be seen at the auction rooms,
NJ THOMAS & SONS, Auctinneers,
2l9l7gOSt Nos. l39 and l4l s. FOURTH st.
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WHITE ALPACAs FOR PARTIES
wv White Corded Alpacas
White French Mernoes.
White Poplin Alpacss.
AT very popular prices.
WHITE GOODS.
Plaid and striped Nainsooks, 2j cts up.
White soft finish Cambrics, 81 cts. up.
Victoria Lawns. bargains, 81 and 81 cts
One case White Pique, Al. worth 81 cts
White Swiss Muslins. 20 cts. up.
MUSLINS,
Good yard wide Shirtings, Is cts up.
All the good makes Shirtings.
Wide heavy sheetings, so cts.
Sheetings, all widths. by the yd. or pc
PRINTS, ETC.
New Spring Prints,
shirting Prints. novelties. I6 to 81 cts,
New Ginghams. Delaines, etc.
3I2-ct. French Prints reduced from 62.
l6ot Delalnes reduced from ~.
COOPER a. CONAHDs
IL fsm g. j., Cor NINTH and MARKET sts'
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WTANTED-L0CAL AND TRAVELLING
wv Agents in every city and town la the United
States. Great inducemfn ntB offered to active men.
Can or address with stamp, WOOD q CO., Room Is,
No, 400 CHESNVT Street, Phla 2s sm
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GRovER a BAEER's Highest Premium SEWING
Machines- no. 73a Chesnut street
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MA REAL ESTATE - THOMAS II sons
M SALE.-Eour brick and frame dwellings
IN Ann street. Northwest OF Salmon street,
Twenty-fifth Ward. On Tuesday, February l6
1863, AT II O'Clock, noon, Will be sold at public
sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange, all that lot
OF ground and improvements thereon erected.
feet northwest of Salmon street, Twenty fifth
Ward; containing in front on Ann street 10 feet
and extending in depth about 80 feet to Birch
street. The improvements are a three story
brick dwelling, twostory frame dweliings
and one story frame mosSusgs. occupied as g.
LIQUOR store, with all the fixtures. Subject TO a
yearly ground rent of SSa.
M. THOMAS Il S0NS, Auctioneers,
II Nos l39 and l4i S, FOURTH Street.
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ENGAGEMENT AND WEDDING RINGS.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF COIN AND "a
KARAT ALWAYS ON HAND.
LEWIS LADOMUS & CO., Jewellers,
s9rp NO. sOa CHEsNUr STREET.
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SILK poPLINETTES - NEW STYLES.
STRIPED POPLINETTES.
PLAID POPLINETTEs.
PLAIN POPLINETTEs,
PLAIN POPLINErTES, 30 INCHES WIDE, IN
STEEL 0REYs-
SILVER GREYs.
LIGHT TANS.
VIOLET AND BROWN,
Ats2, WORTH 81 80.
A large and complete assortmeutoF
BLACK SILKS.
BLACK SILKS, with iustre, 6I.12S TO $3.50.
BLACK GRO GRAIN SILKS, 8s to 80.
A complete assortment Of NEW SHADES
COLORED DRESS SILKS.
COLORl.D DRESS SILKS, S1'jO to So.
FANCY DRESS SILKS, 81 20, SI'37H, $3.50. E2.
Bargains in Winter Dress 6OOds.
"a. STEEL & SON.
N0s. 7Is AND 7I5 NORTH TENTH ST.,
PHILADELPHIA.
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CABINET oRsANs The success Of the Mason a
Hamlln Organ Compepy, now the largest manufAo-
turers Of ins rumeuts o. this class in the world, po
ducing and finding demand for en- average Of one
hundred and twenty-five organs per Oeek illustrates
what can be done by energetic and persevering
srt OF right prlropleS In business The following
what msy be said to be articles Of their COnsttton'
kept always in view AMI never dsviAted 'FRONT.'
l. Excellence in the manufactured article must
never be sAcnneed to scsnomy and cost The beet
only and always.
NO degree OF superiority shall be considered satIs
factory as long as Improvement ia possible
3. The use of every valuable invention ana real Inn
prove vtment must be Oh Aimed, at whatever coat.
Productions TO be sold at lowest possible prices
these to be printed and offered to all alike, thur deal
ing fairly and impartially with the public.
This Company have expended an immense amount
In experiments for improvements, in which they
have been greatly successful. developing, eDIergng
improving, and adding 10 the well-known Melodeons
OF former times, Intil they have become the mAEnH
cent MASON & HANLIN CABINET 0RaANs OF the pre-
sent, to which was awarded the Paris Exposition
Medal for suDeriofity las year.
They have just introduced an important improve.
mnnt, the MASONIC HAMLIN IMPRovEDVoX HUMANA
beautiful invention which is said to be as great an
advance upon the Por Humand already used rs the
Cabinet organi is upon the Melodeon. They also an
important reduction In prices. Offering their
unequal Organs prices which even less tn an
those commonly demanded for inferior workman.
ship. This is the nsturhl result OF their greatly n
creased facilities for manufacture and fixed rule 70
sell at smallest profit.-N. J. Tribune
VALEET1EBsl VALENTINES.
No. BIG Chestnut street No. BIG UheSnut BtF
-.---,- = Between Thlid and Fourth.
MAeEE's Headquarters
MAsFE's HeRdquarter ters
For Valentines,
Are at No. 3I6 Chestnut street.
Are ct No. 3I6 Che snut street,
Are at No. 3I6 Chestnut street.
Retail Prtce List Retail Price List.
Valentines, ] cent each, at MRgee's,
Valentines, cents each. at Magee'a.
Valentines, 10 cents each, at Magees.
Valentines, 10 csb u each, at Magees,
Valentines 30 centB each. MageeB.
Valentines, 30 cents each, at Me gees.
Valentines 30 cents each. at Magees.
Valentines. 80 cents each, at Magee's.
Vale ntines, 40 cents each, st Magee's.
Valentines ~ cents each, No. ZIG Chestnut street,
Valentines so cents each, No. 316 Cne3nut street.
| Val, Ines as cents each NO. 316 Chestnut street,
| valentines, One Dollar each. No. 3l6 Chesnut st.
Vaep tines. Two Dollars each. No. Jig Caesnut 81.
Valen tines, Three Dollars each No 316 Cheenutst,
Valentines, Five Dollars each NO GIG ChesL ut st..
valentines, Ten Dollsrs each, No. 316 Chestnut 81.
Valentines Twepty Dollars each NO.31O C1esuu ut 81
And up to One Hundred Dollars escn No. JIG
hssnut street.
At r, MA8EEs Valentine Mandatory.
No GIG Cheanut street, Philadelphia
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BuftitaI.
WORK.
By MISS JULIA HATFIELD

ot AI6S JULIA dATFIELU
Work while bright daylight on thy path is
beamiug--
Work while tits day;
Despair not thou, although thy task is SEEM
ing
To last alway.
Trusti when the dusxy shadows Ger thee
flying,
Obscure the sun.
Though Duty's task is ended but by dying,
Let 1t be doneI
Work while bright daylight on thy path is
beamiug,
Though not for gold
Fame proves a phantom, aud our ide dream
ing
A tale that is told;
But cherish ever with with grand emotion,
A zest for strict!
Our earthly birthwright In this wild COM
motion,
This threefold life.
Work. while bright daylight on thy path is
beamiug,
For night pals down.
Work while the lustre In thine eye is
cleaning,
To win tho crown.
Work with thy. hand and with thy many to-
Tents,
Ay, with thy soul;
Thy threefold life weighed In the eternal ba-
auce,
Demands the whole.
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WOULD respectfully inform my
= friends and the eitisens of Orange and the
adjoining Counties, that | have lust re-
ceived large stock, of which will enume-
DRY GOODS.
Calicoes, bleached and brown Cottons,
Kentucky Jeans, Linseys, Cassimeres, Tick
ings and Flannels.
HARDWARE.
Axes and ielves. Cross-cut and Hand
Saws, Mill and Hand-saw Files, Hammers.
steel Squares, Hatchets, Chissels, Wood
screws, Hinges, Augurs, Locks, Curry Combs,
Spades, Shovels Coffee Mills Rat TRAPS Sad
Irons, Drawing Knives.
TIN WARE.
Buckets, Oil Cans. Pans, Plates, Coffee Pots,
cups, Wash Basins, Pitchers, Dippers Stew
WOODEN WARE.
Painted-iron and white brass-bound Buck
cts, Lard and Butter Cans, Sugar Boxes.
GROCERIES.
Sugars of all grades, Coffee, Tea, Pepper,
Molasses, Salt, Nails, prime Cheese, Crack
ers, Rope and Irvine Linseed Oil, Spirits
Turpentine, White Lead, Copal Varnish, Dye
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, Cigars,
Pipes and Stems, Powder, Shot, Caps, Tubes
large stock of Boots and Shoes.
LIQUORS.
My stock is large and select, consisting O
the finest mountain and Bourbon Whisky.
seven years old, Apple Brandy, eight years
old, fine Wines, French Brandy, Rum, Gin,
which guarantee to be the best brought to
this market since the war. Just come and
see, and can satisfy the most scrupulous
sell Calico for 10 cents; Sugar, good, IL
cents; Rio Coffee 25 cents, Cheese o cents;
Shoes, women's, $50, and other things in
Give me a call and win do my
best to please you. T. j, PEYTON.
All kinds of country produce taken in ex-
change for goods.
January g. 1863.
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AtisfeGIaueous advertisements.
THE LYNCHRURG NEWS,
DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY.
A. WaddiII & CO., PrODriefOrs.


Col. II. IL. Withers and J. @. Perry, Editors.
THE undersigned ask leave to inform
their old friendsa and patrons ofthe Lynch.
burg Daily and Tri- Weekly News, that they
have become the sole Proprietors of the pa.
per, and it shall be their only end and aim
TO make the News not only u frSt-claSs Jour
nal equal in point of merit and ability to
any IN the State, but to excel any other of
us cto,temporarlss in all the varied and at
tractlye features which constitute News
paper In the proper meaning of the term.
the news will be under the editorial man.
agement and eohtrol of Col. r. h. Withers
ana Mr.. j. G: Perry, so widely known as the
founders OF the paper, and under whose con-
duct 1t attained SO 'extenslve a popularity.
ana VINO. IN again entering the arena of Jour
nalism, bring with them an experience and
an ability which guarantees TO the patrons
or the News Journal worthy in all respects
OF their favor, and welcome and acceptable
visitor IN the home circle, and in the work.
shop, to the merchant and the professional
man-1n fact, to all classes and conditions
OF people. Especial attention will be given
70 furnishing accurate reports of the Markets
from all parts of the country, and the ar
rangements made to effect this purpose defy
competition with any Journal IN the city or
Mr.. A. Waddill, with an experience of 40
years In the newspaper business, with
corps OF associates of enlarged practical ex-
perience, and determination to make the
news deserving the fullest pair image, con-
ndently appeals TO the old friends and pa
irons OF the paper. as well as to the public
port, assuring them that no effort will be left
unexerted to merit their favor.
SUBSCRIPTION TERMS.
Daily, IL months, 800
Six months, 400
Three months, 200
Tri-Weekl! twelve months, 500
Six months, 800
Three months, $50
INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
Five Copies of Daily one year, $50
Five Copies of Tri-Weekly, one year, 20 90
And in the same proportion for any larger
number, The money invariably to accompa-
ny the order.
Ca Advertisements in the News will be
inserted on the most favorable terms.
a. WADDILL, JOHN WRIGHT,
~. Q. JACKSON, II. 8. STEV EMS,
w, Il. bANER, w. P. HOFFMAN,,
January % i369-3fn
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g YATES has Just received lot o
Ne Horse Collars and Trace Chains.
January 81, 1895.
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CnlrsrH advertisements.

tuLtLFEN FEMALE INSTITUTE
CULPEpER C. H., VA.
THE exercises of this School VIII bd
Il resumed on the FIRST Monday Septarfi4
bsr, 1868, and close the last Friday IN j nne
1865.
TERMS PER SESSION OF TEN MONTHS.
Elementary English $40 ~
Languages, Ancient and Modern (eaeh) 20 a.
Music OH Guitar, rs 10
Music on Piano. Al co
Drawing, Painting on Canvass. Greeian, .Ori-
entail, at Pr fessoTs prices.
Board, Including fuel j gll is and
washing per NOM II, % co.
Ali charges payable one-half at the begin.
ing Of the session, the balance ON the frst
Ci February, 1863. -- Hk,E
The services Of Mr.. j, Porter, an experi-
eneed Artist, have been secured for the Or.
hamental Department. "a afFs rf
The Principal having had considerable ef.
perlence i'll conducting Sefninartes of high
grade, is Warranted thereby In the convfc-
ton OF his ability 10 give 81 tisfaction. Feeir
ing individually responsible for the instruc-
ton OF those committed TO his charge, he de-
slfes TO assure all who are disposed to pat
ronize the School, that none but eompefenb
and experienced teachers will be employed
:" that every department., both of ihstruc--
md government, will be under his sd =
- on. 1t is his desire and determine.
-, % AXE the Institution first class Fe-
i3ie urinary, and he respectfully solicits
- patronage and corporation of the friends
II education in this community in securing
tn Is result. Address,
N. PENICK, Principal.