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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-01
BY Wellington Goddln,
Auctionccr and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT
NORTH SIDE OF FXCHANGEo ALEG BE-
TWEEN THIRTEENTH AND FOURTEENTH
STREETS. AND BEAUTIFUL LITTLE
FARM OF TWENTY ACRES. HALE A MILL
FAST OF RICHMOND. ADJOINING OAK
WOOD CFHFTERY.-Rv virtue OF n deed or
trust executed 10 the subscriber by Mr.. Pevtnn
Johnston and wife hearing date nth September,
1896 duly recorded in Richmond Hastings Court
and also in Henrico County curt. | shall. in exc
cution thereof proceed to sell at public auction,
on the premises In the order advertised IN 'FUF'-
DAY the 9th Of February. 1889 If fair. II not the
first fair day thereafter commencing ut II O'Clock
NJ that valuable LOT located rs above mime
dtatelv in rear Of the large store owned b. Mr..
william Ira Smith and recently occupied by
Mcssrs. Noah walker Co.. fronting 90 feet, run
ming hack 65 feet 10 said Smiths line.
And at O'Clock j. NJ. on the premises, that
valuable COTTAGE FARM. called 1.-THE Re
treat ~ adjoining Oakwood Cemetery. containing
TWENTY fCRES. The land is hlghl" improved,
and tho buildings are sufficient for the MS" OF Il
small family AS market or dairy farm. TINS
one possesses peculiar advanta hv reason of Its
proximity to the city being within one and n
half m Hes Of the Old Market. Selling as trustee
7 shall convey with the usual special warranty.
TERMS Enough In cash 10 "cfray expenses or
sale and to paw Of the sum of 50 nOn and all inte-
rest IN arrear: on n credit to 81 200 until the
llth Of September. 18G9 on like credit Of 81 200
uni II 18th Of septcmhor 1870 on like credit OF
Il 600 uni'l nth % Fep'emher ISL: and as 10 any
residue of the proceeds surh terms rs shall he
anunurced at the hour Of sa'e-the whole credit
instruments to bear Interest from the day or sale
and 10 he secured ny a trust deed. IL Is probable
on the dav of sale the creditors may he willing to
'''''' II. A. CLAIBORNE,
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SEWING MACHINES.
RESTAURANTS, &c.
UETELLE.-CHRIsTMAs.-

LE.-CHRISTMAS.- -
II For The enjoyment or this fes- ia -
dive season ,ZETELLE'S i2rder Is -EEsk
most bounlifuly supplied. No lux -
ury that is attainabe Is missing. oruers will be
promptly fixed either for the saloon tables thepri-
Yate rooms OF his house, or for familiea The sea-
sonable beverages brewed at his bar, where the
best LIQUORS are always TO be had.
The Restaurataur tenders all his friends the com
pliments Of this joyous Season. .s"---s deal
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AS ASSIGNEE OF SAMUEL F. Nc

~ aTHYE. bankrupt shall sell on the 10TH
Day OF FEBRUARY tie TkhCT OF LAhD
on which said HcGehee now resides, contain IN,
EIEVEN HIN DRIED AND THIRTY ACRES,
VIM in Charlotte county, and five miles from
KevSyile depot: excellent framed dwcll,ng ,I Gi
nine rooms and the out buildings al rcnafkaply
0ats. which are highly productive ana sale Tor
corn any year. -. ,oo.s +, no
This is cons idcred one OF me pest tT1TtS ~ 'ie
county. II. ~ N'Ni'" - s.Ii,,se
ia 26-7tawtds HSS'Succ'
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A11rT1ala SALES.

<~~<s@~o%SS--%--
FUTURE DAY. ~
4-~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~>~I-eY -~>~-~-~~~-
A UCTf0N.774 y f1s
n VIII be sold at auction on "WEDNESDAY
February ., 1863, at 10 a. NJ. 1t the Warehouso VI
woods Fay& Reed, No. Is Fifteenth street.
so barrels FLOUR.
af.t suit purchasers.
so bales CLOVER HAY.
90 bales SFDCK HAY,
] 900 GRAIN B & GS, and
OFFICE FURNITURE and FIXTURES,
consisting Of
DESK5, COPY-PRESS.
STOVES, CLIFFS and RULERS,
TABLES CHAIRS, &c. &c. Also,
WHEAT FAN, SCALES,
WOODS, FAY q REED.
fa1 I'll -.t IN lqrdatson
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BY Grubhs & Williams Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

a NICE BRICK RESIDENCE ON THE
a WEST SIDE OF SEVENTH STREET.
JUST BEYOND, LEIGH STREET. FOR SALE
AT AUCTION .-On THURSDAY, 4th February,
at ~ O'Clock p NJ. will sell nnon the promises,
the EES IDENCF situated as above, recently oc-
cupied by Mr. u. W. Pirkrell.
1t has seven rooms besides basement, bathroom.
iron verandah In front, gas and water Kitchen
with four rooms, well drained by q culvert.
The premises are In nice order having been re-
Gently painted and papercd. Immediate possession
given.
The lot IS 40 by 132 feet.
TERMS One-fourth cash balance ut four, eight
and twelve months with interest.
GRUBBS L WILLIAMS.
"a 20 kuctio1eere.
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STENCIL TOOLS AND PILATES.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

MILLS Il RYANT, TOBACCO Elk.
WI CHANGE, RICHMOND, Va, SkohERs
and COMMISSION MERCHANTS for the put-
chase aud sale OF LEAF and aANuFACiuhhDs
TOBACCOs. 0rdars solicited. Liberal advances
made on causiguments. Refer 20 A. +. Harvey,
President OF National Bank or Virginia: James
Thomas, Jr., ESQ, Richmond, Va; aassrs h.
THOMPSON, Boston, Mass. jyA
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BvTh5mas ". Keesce, Auctioneer,
Office 1917 Main street.

DOCKS FOR SALE AT AUCT1ON.-l
- viii sell on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
Fcbruary adj commencing at clock, ut my store,
~ sS tIY.S AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
mart Of the stock OF bookseller who has declined
business .,.,.~,
Contributions to the above sale are particularly
solicited THOMAS ". kEESEE
III hnc.i Nnecr.
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ar AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY. .rals
- By wellington 6oddin,
Arct,oneer and Real Estate Agent s9


- s.cBv wellington Goddin.
Apcttoneer and Real Estate Agent s.9
VERY VALUABLE LOT, AT THE
" EopTHEAsT CORNER OF CARY AND
ELEvENTH. STREETS, s ~, on Sht ,be n1entses
IN GTHTTRsDAY the 9Th OF February; l8es At
oiclont p M that very valuable LUZ locateu rs
obnve fronting ffty-fve feet running oaGS hlne
ty- seven feet to an alley nt rs and within one
hundTcd feet ofShe Basin. and Us annlranly-weh
located for q lafs Re wholesale warehouse OF COM
rnission-house- .-,,,oo q. nj,
+voirs and eighteen months for negotiable notes,
I'D 20 eei''' - w. 'GODDIN, Auctioneer.
ByE. II. Valentine, Auctioneer,
No. 4 west Broad street.
ENERAL ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE
sT UH,D FuRNITTrRE At AUCTlOE:-On
Tuesday, February % at 10 o,ciock wiz scr ,a
ci,ring honsekqeoIng on Brook aveune between
Sst,u md f1av streets, No. i2a all Of his
H0ijsEHOI.D FTRN TIRE. consisting of
MAHOGANY SOFA.
- M&HOIANY BURFhUS'
splendid FEATHFR BED
HOLSTERS and PILLOWS
| W Wo6D and cCANE.sEAT CHAIRS,
MATTRESSES. IT. BIZ,
CO0EING and OFFICE STOVES,
2 splendid SHOWCASES.
Large lot or CANDY J ARS;
BAR COUNTFP and FIXTURES.
ALSO,
2TOPtCCO SCkEWS and FIXTURES; all
oil which is In good order.
r. Fl. VALENTINE,
rsI-ei NncLloIecr.
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RICHMOND, AND. PETERSBURG AS FLOUR
NARKgTs-wooD ISSUED TO THE POOR
SUIT AGAINST MAYOR Borgess. FOR FALSE
IMPRISONMENT. ~
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fV7RUSTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE

1 LAND IN GLOCCESTER CQUkTI.-By
virtue Of deed Of trust executed by Edwin IH!lt-
farro To the Subscriber for certain purposes therein
specified the subscriber vii sell. on SATURDAY
the 18th day 81 February, 1862 ut gloucester court
house st public auction 20 the highest ptder. tha'
valuable TRACT OF LAND lying on North river
In Gloucester county, adjoining III" lands OF war.
ner T Talaferro and others, on which Mrs. Bland
Taliaferro 1T present resides -
This tract OF land contains ONE HUNDhED
AND THREE ACRES lies Immediately on North
river In one Of the most desirable neighborhoods
In the county. There Is on the place good
DWELLING-HOUSE and all necessary out
buildings and the Land Is productive ana IN s23C
state OF cult II Is rarely that such desirable
property IS offered for sale.
The terms viii be accommodating. ceiling ne
trustee will only undertake L. convey such inte-
rest AS Is vested ir by the said deed OF trust ;
but the title Is believed 10 be perfect.
For further particula AIRS, or any Information on
the subject Of this land persons who may desire 10
purchase are referred To Richard 5. Folkcs. Esq,
Charles City county; to General William Is. JaIla-
terro Of Gloucester, or to The subscriber
Ia Ia-tds* W. SHEPARD MILLER Trustee
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SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
~ IN MECkLENBURG COUNTY, VA.-Ry
virtue cf decree of the Circuit Court for the
county of ieCkeubur% rendered on the 10Th day OF
September 1868. I'm the suit Of JOneS's guardian
rS Jones, &c, / shall on WEDNESDAY the 10th
day OF February. 1862 sell at public auction, upon
the premises. a TRACT OF LAND belonging to
the estate Of William Jones, deceased, lying on
the waters Of Dockery creek, and known rs - LON
hardy Grove" containing EIGHT HUNDRED
AMI TWENTY-FIVE ACRES. There is upon
the tract R large and comfortable DWELLING
HOUSE with all necessary Out-huIldin,.s.
At The time and place ! shall, by virtue 81
a decree Of the said court rendered on The same
day II the suit OF Sydnor, Coroner. &c. for &c.
Us. Jones &c, sell at public auction the Mill.
known as j JEEo'S MILL, with THIRTY -ONF
ACRES OF LAND attached situated upon The
waters or Miles creek about three-quarters OF
mile from The arove-dcsCrlbrd tract Of land. This
mill Is adapted to- the grinding OF both corn and
wheat has very abundant supply o! water, and
Is regarded rs exceedingly valuable and desirable
property
Terms or SALE: III each case sufficient
amount Of the purchase money In cash To dcfray
expenses OF sale, and the residue In tGo equal an
nuAl Instruments, carrying interest from day OF
sale. The purchaser VIII be required 10 execute
bonds with approved personal security for The
deferred payments and the title 10 the property
aill bc retained until toe VII de purchasr money
is paid THOMAS +. GeODE,
Ia l3-2nt Commissioner
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-01
By E. ID. FaCho,
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOneer.

Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
night FRAMED HOUSES AND NINE
~ VACANT LOTS, SITUATED ON LEWIS
STREET AND OPPOSITE TT JOHN i. CAR
TTR'S, JUST OF TSIDE OF THE COkPO "a
TON LINE, WILL RE SOLD AT AUCTION
on THURSDAY the It'll OF February, 1869, 1T 3
O'Clock =. VI.
The houses in good repair and well enclosed.
The hou.cs will suit purchasers OF moderate
means ~ho wish To secure Il home.
Teams : Will be made known at sale.
Z. ID. FhCFO.
ia27 Real Estate Agent and Auctioucrr.
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rs7RUSrEFs, SALE ON ABOUT EIGH-

FsHRCSIEES SALE DF Adult EluH-
TEEN HUNDRED AND NINETT-SEYEN
ACRES OF LAND IN THE COUNTY OF
YORK, IN THE SEhTF OK VIRGINIA, AND
Pursuant to the provisions OF deed Of trust exc
cuJcG by Robert Saunders AMI Lucy 3. his nife,
bearing date on the lst nf January, 1881, and duly
recorded IN The County Court Of J Ork county the
undersigned, the trustees therein named, AT the
request of the creditor secured by sSId deed, anC
having given the four montns notice required by
the said decd 10 the said Robert saunders oI Such
reru!sitiOn win. on TUESDAY the 10th dag OF
February, 1892 at The front door Of the Exchange
Hotel. In the city II EiChmond ut the corner ~
franklin and Fourteenth streets, 1t the hour Of II
o'clock d.. proceed t. sell the REAL ESTATE
md known rs ''QUEE MS CkEFk,h or so much
Or such parts thereof rs may be necessary 10
satisfy the trust created Oy The said deed. This
land IS Situated on Queens creek one OF the tribu-
tares OF York river, and but u short distance from
said river In the county Of York, In the state oil
Virginia. Vessels drawing four or 1--WE feet Of wa
ter can ascend this creek 10 within \ few miles Of
williamsburg.
The place IS said TO be particularly valuable for
oyster planting no further description Is now
thought TO he necessary IL Is presumed that any
one desiring to purchase win view the premises
and judge for himself before he day u sale.
THE TERMS IRE: That the purchaser pay one
half Of the purchase money shc day Of sale. and
the balance in two equal payments-one on the Isl
day Of January 1870 and The othcE on the LIST day Of
January, lST1 and for which he shall execute his
bonds, each to carry Interest from the day OF sale
and 10 be secured by 4 deed Of trust on said land
The undersigned, Talbot sweeney, residing IN The
city Of williamsburg, win take pleasure IN show
ing the land TO amy one desiring TO purchase.
Il. Il. DOUGLAS,
TALBOT sweeney, Trustees.
dc Is ALEXANDER DUBbET,)
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STOVES. TFNWARE. &C.

Il T HOME AGAIN.-Owing to the long
IA delay In getting in our new store, we are de-
termined TO sell our HEATING and COOKING
STOVES ut cost. Also, Il splendid lot OF GAS
FIXTURES LAMPS, and HOUSE-FURNISH-
ING GOODS Of every description.
MOlIETCASTLE,
ia % 500 Broad street.
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PETERSRERG LETTER.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch,
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AUCTION SALES.
By a. C. PuIliam, Auctioncer.
THIS DAY.

Il. .. I
TIVE BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE AT
IT AUCTI0E-By request Of the owner will
sell at suctlonroT. MONDAY, February l, 1899 ut
3o'clock p. NJ, on the premises, -FOUR BEAU
TIFlL LOTS, fronting thirty feet each on Denny
street IN Port Mayo ard DhE. BEAUTIFUL
LOT 90. y fronting frty-siX feet on Nicholas
street. In the plan OF Fulton.
TEENS : Cash. Taxes for 1859 to be paid By the
purchaser. Il. &. PULLIhM,
Ia % kuc'ionCcr.
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!, WASHINGTON. January 20, 1869,

~ s. 80 % = 7 -" :.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
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LAST CASH DIVIDEND FIFTY rnK CENT.

STATEMENT:
Policies in 200 ~
Annual lnColDe. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 800, 600
Losses paid. 800 600
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BY Lee Il Goddin, AuCtiOnee7s,
No. I'LL Main street.

7. BOWMAN. huctiorcer.
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". H. PECKHBM. President:
II. Y. GiHhGkN, Secretary
J.. MCADhM. hctuary;
G.. A. FUDICKAs, superintendent.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES

Applications for good hre and marine r,s,s
solicited.
}. IL. tPPFKsON Prrs,aen.
4. G. BRENT, secret,ry'
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-06-16

-~fWHNN nun MOI tu INC wv
Tho scenes which were enacted IN
Washington yesterday during The
progrcss Of The municipal elections
around the polling places and In the
streets - attest the difficulty which
has ever attended, and will perhaps
ever attend, "a fret attempt to suddenly
incorporate new aud powerful, yet
generally uncducaiod, class with the
members Of an already enfranchiscd
citizen family. A City Council and
charter officers were 10 be chosen by
general vote, negroes having the right
Of ballcting. Trained, apparently, in
the tactics Of voting "early," if not
soften as well as in the system Of
pipe laying" or "colonizing' votes
from abroad, colored men of the Radi.
cal stripe entered the city or turned
out from their several domiciIes with.
in the corporate limits in large num-
bers at the earliest hours of the
morning, commencing 20 arrive at the
different ward centres as early as four
o'clock. They were we'll prepared
for an election campaign, having their
ballots in their pockets, bludgcons in
their hands, and their overcoats on
their shoulders. They appeared deter
mined to vote as the freedom of
political decision dictated, as Demo
Gratis or Radicals. Free expression
was not permitted, however, for, as
appears from our telegraph report, a
Democratic mulatto, named Stuart,
having attempted to vindicate his
principle in the legal manner, was set
upon by the colored Radicals, abused,
driven from bis position, and compelled
TO seek shelter in store, where be
was protected from the negroes by
the proprietor Mt much risk both TO
his person and property. Stuart
proved plucky fellow A squadron
Of mounted police having arrived at
his place Of retreat, be came forth,
went towards the ballot box, but was
'""NNN 'iN'A lidNl " lltANt ny MS lh-
brethren. The police were
in seli-deience TO fire on the
mob. This goaded them on TO act
with a fury which is described ms al.
most demoniac in intensity, the officers
being assailed and the Superintendent
wounded in the afiray. Policemen
and citizens were seen running in ev.
cry direction, shots resounded on all
sides, the alarm became general. and
wonder is expressed that a number
of p irsons were not killed during the
melee. The Mayor was insulted by
the triumphant darkies, who lighted
bontires as an evidence of their tri-
lmph, bowling around them in most
exciting manner. The disturbances
subsidized at a late hour IN the evening. |
The police ran Stuart off and started |
lim for Baltimore. Negro equality |
s almost completed and and the "un.
foreground" railroad again in opera
.ion.-N Y. Herald.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-06-16

The grain prospect throughout Eu-
rope is excellent. and the prospect for
cheap bread was never better. The
great sums paid for Hungarian wheat
during the last two or three years has
given an apparently enduring stimu.
lus TO Hungarian agriculture, so that
the deliveries Of wheat from Hungary
may be expected TO continue large.
The extension OF railway communica.
ton 10 Russia must favor the exporta.
ton Of wheat from that country. while
the contemplated abolition OF the Is
duty now levied on corn imported into
the United Kingdom must have the
effect of rendering foreign supplies
generally Is per quarter cheaper.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-06-16

PoJIrlcAL PRoGREss.-The ". y
Herald says By the operation Of such
principles as the niger voters in Wash.
ington are bringing into use we may
simplify political calculations very
much. Every man differing with the
mass would be knocked on the head,
and opinion be thereby kept all one
way in any given community. If n
man felt an inclination to differ and
cared about his head he would leave,
and settle in some community OF the
other view. Thus We should become
organized, and there would be political
harmony everywhere. If communi-
ties came in collision there might be
some little civil wars, but that would
only be what they have had in Africa
these thousands Of years, and the sun
shines on Africa still, as hot sever.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-06-16

HORRIBLE SuIcrDE-MANoLED LIMBS.
"A very remarkable suicide occurred
last Saturday afternoon on the Detroit
and Milwaukee railroad, near the city
of Detroit. The man deliberately laid
his left leg and right arm over the
rails, with his head just off the track,
and his face turned toward the coming
locomotive The engineersounded his
whistle, the bell was rung, and every
effort was made 70 warn tho man of
his danger. As he did not move in
the least, the engineer supposed him
asleep or intoxicated, and reversing
his engine, whistled down brakes.
The heavy train could not be brought
mp in time, and the wheels crushed the
arm and leg like egg shells Backing
up, as soon as the train could be stop.
ped, the man was taken on board and
conveyed TO the city. The several
arteries were hastily taken up while
the wretched man was lying at the
depot, and he was removed TO St
Mary's Hospital, the physician who
attended him declsting that he could
not live an hour The arm and leg
only hung by parts Of skin, and OF
course were removed. When asked
why he did not make an effort TO
avoid the train, the man shook his head
and replied 81 want to die" His
every action went TO show that he de
liberately laid down on the track with
the intention Of committing suicide in
that horrible manner.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-06-16

An extraordinary occurrence took
place in Crawford county a few days
since. The Titusville Herald of June
LIST, states that part Of the track of
the Oil Creek Railroad gave way near
Gray's mills, and allowed one car to
sink into a bed OF quicksand. The
break occurred where the track was
laid across peat bog, and took place
while a gravel train, which had been
run on that part of the track, was
being unloaded. Three of the cars
began to sink rapidly, in few min.
utes after the work OF unloading had
commenced; in short time one of
them was below the surface. An at.
tempt was made TO draw the other
two on the track, but il failed, and
during Sunday afternoon and yesler-
day the cars continued to sink, and at
last accounts they were about twelve
feet below the surface. About two
hundred and twenty-five laborers were
at work yesterday on the track, but
the relaying of it has been found to
be more difficult than was at first sup
posed. The bog is quite large and
where the track crosses it is about one
hundred yards broad. ltwas sounded
in several places yesterday, and found
to be about thirty-eight feet deep.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-06-16
CLEARFIELD ACADEMY.
Rev. |. Harrison, A, NJ, Principal,

TUE FOURTH SESSION Of the pressn, seho.
Il laitic year Of this Institution will commence
on MONDAY, the 26th day Of April. 1859.
Pupils can enter at any time. They will be
charged With tuition from the time they enter 10
the clese Of the Session.
The course Of instruction embraces every thing
included In thorough, practical and accom-.
phshed education for both sexes,
The Pnneipak having had the advantage Of
much experience In his profession, assures pa.
rents and guardians that his entire ability and
energies viii be devoted 10 the moral and men.
tai training Of the youth placed under his charge,
TERMS OF TUITION.
orthogrsphy, Reading, Writing. and Primary
Arithmetic, per Session On weeks) ss %
Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic, and
History "a On
Algebra, Geometry, Trironometry. Men.
suration. Surveying, Philosophy, Physi.
oloFy, Chemistry, Book Keeping, Botany
and Physical Geography 80 %
Latin, Greek and French, with any Of the
above Branches sts M
MusIC-Pisbo $50 lesson,) sio al
lrs-No deduction ~ill be made for absence
- Fer further particulars Inquire Of
Rev. =. L. HARRISON. A. NJ.
Feb 4. 1859 II. tsisl Principal.
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CLEARFIELD, Pa.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. JUNE 10, iso0.

DELFaArEs.-The representatives
Of the "loil millions met at Ridgway
on the lst instant, and elected George
w. Lathy, Esq, of Clarion, Senate
rial delegate, and Hon. Henry Souther,
of Elk, Representative delegate to the
Black Republican State Convention,
with instructions TO vote for the hero
of SniekersviIle for Governor
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-06-16

THR PRINTERs CONVENTION ON Cor.
oR.-The Printers National Conven-
tion at Albany, by vote Of So to 2s,
laid on the table a resolution for abol.
ishing all distinctions of race and color
in the craft This means that the
distinction Of color is 10 be enforced
ms an objection TO the black man, and
as il is with the printers so it viii be
with all the other Trades Unions.
They will all be arrayed against negro
equality in their workshops, and the
administration before long will hear
from them ut the polls.