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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-20

TIT FOR TAT.-Two Irshman were
in prison.; The one for stealing cow the
other for stealing a watch.
Halo, Nike, what o'clock Is 1t
said the COW stesler 10 the other.
And sure, pat, haven't any time
piece handy, bot think II is most milk
ING lime"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-20

Holy fesr is the doorkeeper OF the soul.
As noblea. ans porter stands at the door
and keeps ou, vsgrsnts, so is the iesr OF
God stands and keeps all sinful lempts-
lions from entering.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-20

FURNITURE of all kinds repaired in the
best style Of workmanship. Give me call.
JOHN II. SCIIOPPERT.
September IL, 1869. If
DAKER Fan Mills, Cutting Boxes, from
. $40 $50, for sale by
Ne CWdy a. Duke,
oct Q Chailrstown.
TORN, Corn Meal. Ofol. Oas, Screen.
u iugs and Family Flour, for sale by
McCwdy g. Duke,
oct 9 CharIps,own.
HYDRAULIC Cement, CaIcined PIas-
III ter and CrtIern Pumps, just received
and for sale BY Nc Curdy g. Duke,
oct Q Chsrleslown.
CRINDSTONES and Grnds'one
" Hangings, Churns, and Horse. Buck.
cts, for sale by Nc curly g. Duke,
oct9 Charlestown.
NALVANIZED Iron and JaPsnned
81 Coal Holds. for sale by
Nc Cmdy g. Duke,
oct o Chsrlestown.
MORN Hampers and Scoop ShoveIs, for
y sale by Nc Curly q. Duke,
oct9 Charleslown.
pHE "ExcOl,ior" Cook Stove, for sale
( by NcCWdy g. Duke,
oct 9 Charlestown.
GROVES STOVES STOVES -
y We have just received stock of
Cook Stoves, Base Burning and OlheT
Heating Slows. and those in want would
do well to look al our stock before pur-
chasing else where.
Nc Curly g. Duke,
oct Q CharlesIown.
NUM Shoes and Sandles. at
81 John Rays
oct l6 Shoe Store.
STATIONERY, the largest stock cheap
- es, and best in town, al
oct Billings Drug Store.
MEMS heavy Buck Gloves, Gents
Il Riding Buck Gloves, at
ocil6 LickHder's,
QAUSAGE Cutters and Filters, for sale
y by jus. Lcw. HocF
oct l6 Chsrles,own.
IMPROVED Double Screen Dixer Fan,
| for sale by jas Lar. Hocf
oct l6 CharIesiown.
IF you need good Base Burning Stove
| or Heater, that will DO all gu require
of it without trouble and annoyance,
when once put up, get the Oriental, for
sale by Jas. Lar. HooU'
oc, i6 Cha'lesIo"n.
DOCKET Corn Shelter, which will
[ take all the grains oiT-eIther oI boil
ed or raw Con-s good article for house
keepers, Tor sale by las. La'c. HOoG,
oct l6 Charleslown,
ipHE Oriental Base. Burning Magazine
( Cooking Ssove-fnr Anthracite Coal,
Tor sale by jas. Law. HooG,
oct l6 Charleslown,
ISINGLiSS, for the Base -buring Stoves
| for sale by Jas L0u. HOoG,
oct l6 Ch9Tlesiown,
DOWDER, Shot, Gun caps. and cart
| lilges OF all kinds, for sale by
Jas. Lar. HOcf
oct l6 ChsllestOwn,
CHAMPION churn. for sale by
II Jas. LaV. Hoo6,
oct l6 Charlesl0wn,
IiOLT S, 4llens. and Sharp's Pistol. for
u sale by Jas. Lar. Hoof
oct l6 Charestown.
NENENT and Chlern PuUps, for sale
y by Jas. Lac. HOof,
oct l6 Chsrlesluwn.
NRINDSTONES and Hanging. for
" sale by Jas. Lav, HOcf,
oct l6 Charles Town.
FARMERS Blank Books, for sale at
\ oel2 Billings Dug Store.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-20

Bachelors are a much abused class OF
persons but QuiIp says II is much bet
ter to be lsughed al for not being married,
than to be unable to laugh yourself be-
cause YOU are.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-20
TERMS OF THIS PAPER.
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for one Insertion.
To avoid any misunderstanding on the part
of the Annual Advertisers it is proper TO state
dust incfly that t.eIr privilege only extends to
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-20
Straw Wanted.

rHE VIRGINIA PAPER CON-
| PANY, of !laIlIown, will be Prepa''
ed to purchase
STRAW OF aLL KINDS,
on and after the lst Of August, either in
the stack or delivered at the Mills al
llalltown.
Apply 10 John II. Slridcr, or at the
Mills.
July "a, 1869. Il
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-20

Could anything be better than The ne
qro's reply to young lady be offered to
Int over the gutter, and who insisted that
she vas too heavy! "Lor miSsus. -. said
be. IL used TO IIfmng barrels Of suyar."
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-20

IF yon want = cheap sul' at Ol"thfs
d1nn in At Oak Hall, LickIider'S
oc, . Cheap CIo'hing Emporium
I AIDES Merino VesIs. at
| J oct Is Rickad g. HeISh"ns
MAINLY Grindsloncs. Kitchen Stones
I Trace Chains and llamrs, tor sale oy
Ne cCurdy 4. Duke,
aug ID Chaf'es'o""'
TERTILIZERS OF every kind, for sale
L by McCr0y g. Duke
augl4 Charlestown.
NVHITEW ASH Brushes for sale, at
W mays r. MJer's.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-20
We Fade as a Leaf.

As tue lrisls of life lhlcken. and tho
dreams OF other days fade, one by one. IN
the deep vista Of disappointed hope, tho
heart crows weary ol the suugg'e. and
we begin TO realize our insIgnIhcsnce.
Those who have climbed 10 the pinnacle
Of fame, or revel in luxury aud wealih,go
to the grave at last with the poor medIcans
who begs pennies by the wayside, and
like him are coon forgotten. Generation
after generation, says an eloquen, writer.
have lelt as we feel, and their fellows
were acting in life as ours are now. They
passed away 5s vapor. while nature
wore the same aspect Of beauty as when
her Creator commanded her 10 be. So,
Likewise shall il be when We are gone.
The heavans will be as bright over our
graves ss they are now around our path
The world will have Ihe same attraction
for offspring yei unborn thai she had once
for ourselves. and that she has now for
her children. Yeis little whilr and all
this will have happened Days will con-
tnue to move on. and laughter and soag
will be heard IN tho very chamber IN
which we died; and The eye that mourDrd
for US will be dry and viii gIl'len with
10y; and even our children will cease 10
lhink OF US, and will not remember TO lisp
our name.
liz MAS NO MoTHgR. Sitting one day
in a school room, | overheard q converse
iion between a sister and brother. The
little boy complained Of insults or wrongs
received from another little boy. Iii,
sister listened fora while and then turning
swsy, che answered.: don'i want 10 hear
another word. Willie has no mother" =
The broIhor's lips were silent; the rebuko
came home 10 him, and stealing away he
muilered: 81 never thought Of that" He
thought OF his own mother, and tie lone
illness Of Willie compared with his own
happy lot. lie has no mother" Do
we think Of II when want comes 10 the
orphan and rude words ssssil him Has
The lIule wsnderer mother 10 listen 10
his littIe sorowsl Speak gently 10 him
then.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-20

A MMDEN's psalm OF LIFE. Tell
US not 10 idle jingle "nsrrisge is an emp
" dream" for the girl is dead that's sin-
gle, and things are not what they seem.
Lie is real, life is earnest. single blessed.
mess q fb "Man thou art, to man re-
lurnesl" has been spoken Of the RIB. Not
enjoying and not sorrow is our destined
end or way, bu, TO act hs, each to-mor-
row finds US nearer marriage day, Life
is long and youth is fleeing. and our
hearts, though light and gay, still like
pleasant drums are beating wedding
marches all the way. 10 the worlds
broad field OF battle, in the bIVoUsc Of life,
be not like dumb driven callle-be a he
roi0e-a wife. Trust no future, howeer
pleasant, let the dead past bury lis dead I!
act in the living present, heart within and
hope ahead. Lives Of married folks re-
mind us we can live our lives as well and
departing leave behind US such examples
as shall "tell :" such examples that an
other, wasting time in idle sport lorlorn
unmarried brother, seeing. shall take heart
and court. Let Us then be Up and doing,
with heart on triumph eel; sill coniriV-
ing. sllII pursuing, and each one hus-
band get.
A KgSTUcKY JoKE.-The Paris Ken
,ucklan is responsible for this snecdole :
Gen. J. c. Breckenridge and Humphrey
Marshall had pleasant meeting here last
week. In joking one another, General
b. told The following, which very humor.
ou.ly bits of Gen. Narshalps immense
SIZE: When Gen NJ. heard that Gen,
Pegram intended entering Kentucky with
his command, he felI as If his own pre-
serves were being poached upon, anj sent
word to Pegram that he must no, come
into the Stale. Pegrsm replied that he
Was preparing, and Intended 10 enter Ken
lucky al once. Marshall declared that II
he did he would have to pass over hIs
(MsrshsiPs) dead body. Where upon
Pegrsm responded that that would be too
much to expect his srIilley. but If be
found the obstacle ~ his way he would
immedisteIy tunnel through =
Could anything be better than The ne
gro's reply to young lady be offered TO
Int over the gutter, and who insisted that
she vas too heavy! "Lor mISsus. -. said
be, II, used to lifHnQ barrels OF sugar"
Motto for rejected suilor-he yooed.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-20
MUSIC MUSIC !

MUSIC HATH CHARMS TO SOOTHE
III THE SAVAGE, and now why not supply
yourself with one of WM. kNABE'S CELE-
BRATED PIANOS, celebrated for their Pow.
Err, SwEETNGSS, FINE SINGING QUALITY, great
~bURITY OF intonation. and EyEHNEss throughout
the entire scale. The TOUCH is PLANT and
ELASTIC. In WORKMANSHIP they are nnexcel-
led, using nothing but the very BEST QUALITY
OF Lumber THOROUGHLY SEASONED before USE
and none but the very BEST woRKMEN are en-
plcyed regardless of the difference in wages.
EVERY PIANO Is FULLY WARRANT
ED FOR FIVE YEARS.
Persons wishing to purchase will do well to
call on the undersigned agent before purchas-
ing elsewhere.
j. WM. GRANT, Jr., Agent,
Shepherdstown, W. Va.
July 81, 1869. 6m
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-20

A husband without sbiIi'y is like a
house Without roof
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-20

A mos, infsIIble mark OF ignorance i
sUperIIIoUs.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-20
Notice to Painters and Farmers.

T would respectfully call lhe attention Of
i Painters, Farmers and others, having
painirg Of any kind to do, 10 my large
and well selected stock Of White Lead
and ColOrs, consisting in part Of Lewis
Pure White Lead, Pure Buck Lead,
White Lead Zinc, chemically combined
one Of The best white Paints Sbown
Chrome Green, Yellow, Red, Black, and
Brown Paints. Having purchased the
above goods +ofCash, / am-enabIed to Of
fer bargains to cash or prompt buyers
Give Us a call before purchasing; no
charge for showing goods, and am salts.
fed that we can sell 10 to l5 per cent
cheaper, 'han any other house in the
county
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-20
CABINET MAKING.

l. CABINET MAKING BUSINESS at his
residence in Shepherdstown, and invites all
his old friends TO give him call. lie is pre-
pared to furnish to order all kinds OF Furniture
such as Chamber, Dining, ParIor, Hall, Othce
and Kitchen Sets, in every style and variety TO
sult the taste of purchasers.
UNDERTAKING in all its departments.
COFFINS finished in the latest style. Will
attend FUNERALS III town or country, on
short notice.
FURNITURE of all kinds repaired in the
best style Of workmanship. Give me call.
JOHN II. SClIOPPERT.
September II, 1869 II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-20

Motto for rejected sUilor-he goOed,
and she wouldn't.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-31
VIRGINIA NEWS.

General Candy is driven TO desperate straits
70 find enough iron clad persons to fill our
"iron clad civil offices. 1t is so. ION oficerS
heads offices accumulate Ia many eases one
man is commonwealth attorney Tor several
counties. besides holding other positions at the
same tine. One Maddox (Sam. /. has places
>howlrcd upOn him, making him act in macy
characters simultaneously. aai requiring him
lit he performs his luti',) II be- IN several 10
caliJics al once.
The burning OF the Hronhy di>tiIi.ry in
Fredericksburg in April last, Is agun up in
that town. A man va arrested in Washing
ton few days AGO, Implicated in The Affair."
The case was investigated last week in the
Mayors Court. +. Markcy and i, }. McSreid.
en- were both sent on and hound over in $500
for their appearance at the ncXt term Of the
Court. Markcy gave security. McSpcidCn
failing to give security was sent to jail.
The First Auditor OF Virginia has sent to
Barring Bros, the London bankers, seven thous-
and four hundred and sixty pounds sterling, to
pay y per cent interest, due on the lst Of Jan
uary, 1869, on the sterling bonds OF the State
held ~ persons in Europe, which bonds
amount in the aggregate to G313,0OO, cquiva-
lent to about one million six hundred thousand
dollars in grcenbackS.
\ number Of gentlemen, few days since,
| purchased large estate fronting on Scawcll' 5
Point extending several miles along the beach,
where they propose to establish a grand bath
| ing place There is fine surf there, and the
| beach is hard-affording several miles OF Inc
| driving.
The James River Granite Company enter
prise, lately established, promises to be one Of
the most useful and profitable in Richmond.
The last and largest OF the orders is from St.
Louis, for $1,000 worth OF granite for the
bridge to be built over the Mississippi at that
point.
The Norfolk Journal OF Saturday announces
the intention OF the Norfolk City Railroad
Company to commence at once the laying Of
the track OF their road in Main street. 1t will
be laid throughout that street, and in such
cross streets as may be determined upon.
The famous Dutch Cap Canal which during
a portion ofthc late war enlisted the energies
of General Butler remains about in the same
condition he left it, save that the upper and
lower outlets are filed up considerably By sand
and mud
A coored revival Of the largest dimensions is
now progressing in Buckingham county,
and has been underway for several weeks past.
The excitement amongst the colored popuIa-
ton is said TO amount to state Of frenzy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-31

TIE PENDING BANK LITIGATION.-Muc
interest and no little speculation has been mani
tested in regard to the recent judicial action
held at Alexandria in relation TO the Central,
Pittsylvano, ScottSyiIlc, Phillip, Monticello
and liowardSvle banks. We called on John
II. GimCr. who was counsel in all OF the eases
against the banks, TO ascertain the state OF the
various cases; and have received the following
statement:
'IIarry Terry, the plaintiff in all the cases,
procured last April an order, in chambers
from Judge Underwood, to move for njunc-
tons and the appointment OF receivers, on the
25th of May, III each of the above cases. No
action was had until the 18th OF August, eX-
cept as 70 the Scottsvillc Bank. On the oath
Of May, that Bank, on the application OF a
Richmond house with the acQulcscencc OF the
bank, was forced into bankruptcy, Mr.. Glmer
for his client, resisting the motion. Since this
"ordcr in bankruptcy the Richmond house
has compounded their claims, surrendered their
notes and finally settled with the bank Mr..
Gilrncr is now about to institute proceedings,
urder the bankrupt law. to overhaul! this
settlemcnt-for forfeiture OF the money re-
ceivcd by the Richmond houSc-and IN all re-
spccts guperccdc the ''ordcrs in bankruptcy"
''lu relation to the Central Bank, as We are
informed by MIR. Gilmcr, that bank filed pctl-
ton in bankruptcy on the 7,h OF August, and
procured the issuing of the usua warrant OF
protection on the 10th of August, which was
on the l2th Of August pleaded at Alexandria,
in lieu of MIR. Giln.er's motion. Mr.. Gilmer
has also commenced Proceedings to supcrscde
that order in bankrurtcy."
There was in 1867 or ,SGS, a motion made
for an injunction and the -apointment of re.
ceivcr by certain creditors OF tli.: hank. which
was allowed, receiver appointed, and certain
heavy gold operations had, under thInrocced.
inCs, large sums of money reduced to Lssns.
sion and then oil further proceedings stop j,
under that adjudication.
"As to the TOUR banks above named, lnlunc-
tons were allowed and receivers appointed,
and regular proceedings under those orders arc
bcipr had. Mr.. Gimer will endcavor to hold
the stockholders Individually responsible, or
the ground, that the issue OF the non registered
notes, were by law removed by special deposits
which has never been accounted tor, and when
was not in the vaults of the banks, as required
bv law. rs a basis of the circulation put out by
the hanks. and as he expects to show; was
never to the full amount On deposit, -h'"
NelrS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-31
Ie.ter from EOudoun Couuty.

Observation-Disclosures Of tbo Aloynndrio Galettc. |
- - ". A. o. Tho uo,;oo -
i'hASD'N',' A. -nuE' Nv i Hv'iVO ~
your paper 'hat inc i-eesoufs anu A'u'e 'ulii-
pike was to be commenced ut once was mis-
take. Present appcarances indicate an indcfi.
49,, ,,o,.t.,,o,,n,, % Tho t;uo of bcc;nr;rc
my. ne po.,rcm.anS' ot on tLo ros5 (rnm
fIS inpI Pr;Inc " ,cDbyr, ,bo WAGONS nt
Iarter$ Bridge 10 l-ccSDuTS. '"a wagons u
2phn Moore, "no mas u mn III n'ui UNI "atG -
H. D2uu, VINO owns l'pSc'S o'u mt1'.' ' r
- n,icS aoovGI,nc ,a''f in"u' . , Inv Iort
inc lialnS anu ~ l.oih i-:cs'r19 ~ cay r.JS.m nv
Ioau llcy "rII COM !" '.'' ;,n,
uepo, presume ,l' u'i'S.II' ~ icis'u u"
INC fcASirlI i'ourot'' ''''''
Ioau 'o' - my? ''suin9r RI; '" "i,"a
,orcc III lavor VI iILcS'E '' t,,
oe ia'n'''iIu WIZ. n, f",, Ala Nv
10 NW"S "il'ic WIZ d "'"p'MI '.''' i.1'1 ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-31
ALEXANDRIA.

We observe that there is asQuinting at a new
ties; OF loIlty. Any failure 10 express sentl
ments OF the deepest concern that the Harvard
boatmcn lost the race with the Oxford men
any mkcwarmnesS on the subjects very sus-
picious- lis case for examination, no doubt,
by the "loi leagues We advise, therefore,
some Of our Republican friends, who, like our
selves, have never expressed any great con
Germ" about the matter, and are rather 'luke
warm, 70 be up and ADDING, or they will have
suspect written opposite to their Names
As Tor the rebel sinners on this scorc-why,
it is of no consequence. Thcy have been con-
demucd and sentenced long ago. The little
'addendum superadded" about the boat race,
will only call for few more live Goals at the
burning
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-31

1t Is quite refreshing" in these modern
DAYS to sec rcpublshed General JacksOn's once
famous letter to Dr. Coleman, written in 1924,
in favor Of q 'Ju,l,cious tariff. " What tunes
upon harps of a thousand strings did that let
ter once produce We hope the rc-producerS
will be sure always to bear in mind that Gen.
Jackson wrote in favor of 'Jm}tciouS tariff. .
They don't pretend to say do they? p that the
present tariff is judicious one Nobody
thinks so but the New England monoposts
anil shoddy manufacturing ariStOc-acy. Any
thug is "judicious" with Mem which puts
money in Mer purses!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-31

"DoDGIYG. Since the L. S. Treasurer
has been In receipt of the new counterfeit ten
dollar notes so admire bly, executed, the parties
who have been sending circulars throughout
the country protesting TO send fac smile notes,
now send out other circulars claiming to be the
parties who arc giving the description OF the
counterfeit currency. Another new dode C Is to
chp notices of the counterfeit from the papers,
aud inGlosc them io r the purpose OF subs tanla-
ting what they say.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-31
EXCEPTIONAL.
LEXANDRIA FEMALE SEMINARY,
Y No. ll0 Washington street,
Alo~arIrio Va

The Fitch Annual Session of this Institution
ill becn on the 10th day OF September 800.
Commodlogs school rooms, with entlreiy ne"
furniture, are in course OF prepsrStioh ~ t"'
l.tor.:yc Ground. connected with the dwelling,
AMI No cNuUis.w viii To- spared ~ rend er!ha inc
,.!r:!- cy,-- physical advantage. Inc prem,
lees will zoe oic- by the 18Th ot September, "nG
parents are .n..,. - Inspect The arrangements
made for the comnarL of the pupils
.,r..f'.. T., he Eao'-.h traorir> studios To-"
often ncglcctcd; At IN" same time great ,dvah-
tnq,s are offered in tie Departments ol Music
Drawing. Painting and the Modern Languages
Tho Principal hes secured the services .!
Prof. HAIR graduate OF hign rank %i la,'
Hovl Acadcr. of Five Arts at Stockholm
who. assisted ~ Mr.. LEGARE, will have
charge ofthcsr Departments.
The elements of Vocal Music and Drawing
will be taught in classes without addition'!
charge, and pupils in tho Modern Languages
viii be instructed in \ great deGt'' ~ mem
of Conversations with thor teachers IN order
that they NAY oht.in - thorough command oil
these tongues Baardcrs will enjoy the advan-
tsgc Of hearing and speaking french IN the
family Of the Principal, and IN Their case no
additional charge Is made for tuition In French,
rs il is desired that 81 should take part IN the
conversations. III,
A complete Philosophical Apparatus will
render the study of Natural Science boih A.
traclive and beneficial, AMI frequent Lectures
will be delivered
Facilities will be afforded t. those y"unS IA
dies of the city who wish u study particular
branches, such - tho Modern Languages, NJ
sic, Drawing, &c, without gong through Inc
whole course.
session is very important. as y pupil who loses
the drill upon the first principles OF any branch
of study, abo.s under great d!sadvantagcs 81
forwards. w. w. LEGARE.
Principal.
References Schelc, Vcnable and Mi
nor, of the University Of Va Rev. }. T. Lett
witch, Rev. j. Y. Johnston, d. H. Messrs ~
Kempor, Anthony Mclean aHd +. I. Wilmer,
Of Alexandria; Rev. J. y. Mitchell, D. d.,
Rev. !. 4. Ramsay DID, and Colonel NJ; >.
Langhorac # LynchbUrg; Hon. I"lh - ing
jiss. %. Baltimore, and HcV. 3. VI. Palmer, DID,,
Of Nc" Orleans
TERMS:
Ter Session Of Forty Week.
E)ARDISG SCHOLARS.
Board. including everything, except
washincl and tuition in All Eng!Ish ,.,, ,,o
branches, with French. ~ W. wv
Washing per month w W.
Fuel in school room - W.
DAY SCHOLARS - ~,
Tuition IA Primary Department ..........' - '" ""
Tuition in Academic DcparLncnt-.......'' ~ w
Tuition in Collegiate Department, Eng M ~,
lish branches and La.ln.................. W W.
Fuel in School w
EXTRA CHARGES.
Languages, Ancient or Modern, except ~, -,
NJ" Val nr Inetrnmcntsl ........... GO &C
Drawing and Painting ..................:.. ~ u
Use o Piano, where pupils practice IN 90 oo
the Institute ~ w.
Pcnmauship, with y Professor, per our, "
Deduction made where one person Sends lnort
than ono pupil. These terms will DO rePu''''
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