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State Of


E'DOUARD DUBUISSON, of the Parish
III of st. Landry. Administrator of the Es-
tate of of Eugene Fusilier. deceased, late OF
said parish, having filed a Tableau of CLASH
~fication of the Debts of said estate, accompa-
MED by bis petition praying for the homolo-
CATION of the same;
And whereas, the prayer of said petition has
been granted by an order of Court, bearing
date June 10Th, 1869: q
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given to
all persons interested to make opposition to
said Tableau, in writing, at my Office in the
Of Opelousas, within the time REQUIRED
by law, why said Tableau should not be no.
,~nologated and confirmed.
JOS. D. RICHARD, Clerk.
OpelousaS, June 18th. 1869.
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Public Sale.
Estate Of Crumel HincAIey.
pY VIRTUE of an order of the Honorable
- the Probate Court in and for the Parish
ofSt. Landry, there will be sold at public auc-
ton, to the last and highest bidder, by the
undersigned a%uctioneer, at the town of Wash
in this parish, on
Wednesday, July 18th. 1s69,
the following described property belonging to
the Estate of Oramel Hinckley deceased, late
of said parish, to-wit-
l. THE UNDIVIDED HALF OF THE
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From Parish Tax Collector for
amount of Tax Roll for 1ej $l9,237 -
From same for licences for 1867 2,3l5 50
" o. H Fontrnot & others for
cattle s. %
q" II. Lastrapes for bridge sold 900 90
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state OfLOuiSiana.

Parish Court. Parish Of St, Landry.No 1884
JULIEN j. FONTENOT, of the Parish
~ of St. Landry, Administrator of the Estate
of Domelise J. j. Fontenot and Alfred Young
both deceased, late Of said parish, having
filed a Tableau and settlement of the
said Estate, accompanied by his petition
for the ho~mologation of the same :
and whereas the prayer Of said petition has
been granted by an order of the court. bearing
date May goth 1869; o
Now, therefore notice is hereby given to all
persons interested to make opposition to said
in writing at my office, in the town of
Op"lousas, within the time required by law,
why the said tableau should not be homoloca-
ted and confirmed.
JOS D. RICHARD, Clerk.
Opelousas. june 9Th. 1859
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Succession Of Michacl Woods. decd.
pY VIRTUE of an order of the Hon. the
Judge of the Probate Court in and for
the Parish of St. Landry, the undersigned adj
will sell at public sale, at the last
residence of said deceased. on
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Le}5Is sTAGG MRS. ANNA
n
AlNcKlEY & stage,
RECEIVING & FORWARDING MFpru.rrs
LeEIs stage.

WASHINGTON L.,
CAT TIE OLD. STAND OF HINCKLEy h %.
A RE ready to receive and forward all freiob
IA that may be consigned to them, and viii
pay the highest market prices for cotton, or
VIII advance provisions and money on the
same, if shipped through them.
r. Louis Stagg has also opened a separate
STORE at thesame place, where
he is ready to furnish Grdieries, Plantation
supplies Bagging, Ties, Wagons, &C., at
New Orleans priccs..
Washington La, October 10th. 1868.
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Parish T'rcasureG's Report.
STATEMENT A

Showing the Receipts in the Parish Treasury
from the 18th day of February, 1867, to the
18th day of February, 1868.
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$50,l92 90
STATEMENT ID

Showing the Expenditures of the Parish Treas
ury for the year commencing the 18th Februa
ry, 1863, and ending the 18th February, 1869
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From Parish Tax Collector for a.
mount af Tax Roll for the
year 1867, Including the
sSppcioI Toll Tovr C..i
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$J2,5c9 II
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Public Sale.

Opelousas, June 18th, 1869.
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Red Diarrhea Remedy for children.
t.. ID. K. cools, quiets and checks the bow
els.
4. ID: K. cures nausea and vomiting.
For diarrhoea, nothing can equal r. D. R.
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THE BARTLETT TRAGEDY.
The Flop sment of Mary JOues
and as Tragic Results.

A Gsy or two ago We gave Our reader.
The disgusting. "details Of the attempt a
9lcpement Of Susan Jones, q white girl,
8iln Wash Heniy, a negro. The ter.
imitation OF the STAIR Was, as we pre-
siicteC, a tragedy, and a more fearful one
than eve We had looked for.
We learn that Henly, while trying to
make his escape from his pursuers, or, As
the cid Hshaa GeTicht called themselves,
the avengers OF bloOd," was caught
and carried to g tree, where he was exc
eated ss follows: A rope was put around
hts neck, by which he was lifted a few
inches from the ground. TaFpenliae
was naured upon him, aud q torch was
applet. The explosive fluid, Of course,
burned with awful rapidly, and soon
the unfortunate victim was enveloped in
flames, the hemPen rope burning with
greater intensity than other portions Of
the hnErid parsphernslia. It soon was
eaten in two by the dsvouring flames,
snd the victim, half roasted, allowed for
. moment TO escape, was shot to death as
lie rap.
Words are inadequate Il express our
horror ald disgust OF such proceedings,
and We hope that sli engaged in them
will be Isrreted out, caught, and be
brought to ~justice.
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UNION FEMALE COLLEGE,
OafSrd, Mississippi.
Chartered by the State in 1854, and authorized
to confer the Highest Educational Hon
o1s on Young Ladies.

HERTrs-AIM-CAbE.-Parents and Guard
I ians are especially invited to consider the mer.
its OF this institution. To- uucaIs-in the true
| sense OF the WOTd-tO educate thoroughly the
young ladies OF the South, Il its aim. The de-
partmsnis OF aties, Physical and Moral
| Sciences, Literature, Ancient and Modern Lam
guages, Mnsic, Drawing, ETC., are ably nlled by
! acoon plisheu teachers, male and female.
/ Special care-it may be said, uncommon care
is taken not only 10 thoroughly educate IN
! the Arts and Sciences, but TO render the pupils
| cOniented aud happy, TO train their moral
sentiments, to cultivate correct tastes, TO pre-
serve tleir health, and to throw around them
Slroper restraints. In short, to anoId 70 patrons
enc of the very best regulated Institutions IN
APPARAEUs-Arraugements have been made
TO supply the College with suitable Apparatus
sufficient to illustrate the Sciences, and 10 give
a pra-tieal knowledge OF them. In addition,
the G asses in Chemistry, Astronomy ana NAT
ural Philosophy, through me courtesy OF the
orneers of the State University, VIII have &C
cess 70 Its large and well appointed chemical
and Philosophical Apparatus, excelled by none
in tbe South, and to be favored with lectures
ana Governmental Illustrations by DTs. Garland
and Rilgard. the learned Professors In these
Departments
mated TO he worth $4,000, is c-ommodious, COM
RsFEEEscEs.-An patrons and pupils OF the
oARDfN DEPARTMENr.-In charge of Rev.
W, w. Mcmahon, is kept in a style seidom II
ever, equsied. All the teachers oOArd IN the
GNiFoRmITY OF Neutrality-suspicious.
Calico, Brown MeTinO, Pink Deiaine, Pink
lawn and White Dresses, Plain bat, trimmed
oniv with a band OF black velvet Thess
wishing to wear monEndng are Is9atneu " Snn-
A economy IS tue OBI ct OF this arrangement
nav nuDIIs need notlsy aside clothing already
GA hand, II as plain as the uniform, but when
sddi,fonal purchases are necessary, the uni
form must be regarded.
session of % weeks, half in
advance:
Preparatory Glasses. u..............-.. -.........S IL 50
college Glasses, proper. Is 90
Auoient and Modern Languages, EACH. y 90
MusI6. each IS %
lie OF ..... ..~-..... 5 90
Ornamental branches, usual rates....-.....-
Board, Lodging, Washing, Fuel, Ligh's
and lO w
Pupils charged at The above rates nom the
date of entrance until end OF session in June,
EXCEPT In cases OF protracted sickness
SO. BURNEY, Pres'J of Trustees.
JaSdaw c. II, BELL, trest Of College,
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NICHOLSON PAYENEET-The con-
trsgtOrs have finished sll OF the work Of
paving with TIE Nicholson pavement let
to them ia this city. The CbanceTy
Court hls decided the question Of the
uroperty owners liability Ia favor. OF
The contractors. The contractors are re-
ouired by the city 70 enforce the collec.
zion Of this tsX ~ s0its against the prop
srty fer it, Condemnation and sale; hence
We ehaH expect all parties indebted to
aus fl the pavement TO come 10 our Office
and esttla. II there sre those Sho can
moi psy the money, let them come Up
aud say frankly what they can and
will do, END We shall DO what we can IN
accepting such terms as they may be able
20 offer rs. 4. L. BROWN d Co.
January Z, 1869.
Ledger and Past copy.
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BANRS AN BANNING
$. Il. ToBEY, pIes't. ED. {. KIRK, Cashier
CITY BAN K

ATE
memphis City Savings I%nsiItutiOH),
CORNER
JEFFERSON AND FRONT SITS,
TRANSMITS A GENERAL BANKING AND
Brokerage BHsi3ess.
DzP0sITs IN COIN CO CURRENCY RE.
ceiVed faFIect TO Check, as in all reg.
ulaF B&nas.
INTEREST PAID ONLY ON TINE DE-
p0slt..
L04N3 bEs GIFTED on Approved Col
lateral.
orders fer the Purchase or Sale or Stocks,
Bonds or sold promptly executed az
the New ora Boards on Liberal Com.
mission.
Spetl8t u cation given TO the Purchase
ana Sale Il SOuthgFa and Mlscella.
n Gus secusi IFS.
COLAAtTtV'S made on ALL points In the
Uritsd slaieS and canada. jail
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DR. ROGERS friends, on account OF the
limited space in the Memphis Club Hall,
invite the public to the GreenlaW Opara
House. to hear his Irish Poem. "LaJiue
the First F6nian, " to be delivered by him
to. night "wednesday, goth GA ac-
count Of an Invitation to New Orleans,
/ this most be his last appearance here IN
til after mis- return from Europe, whittier
he is going, We understand, for his fam
lily. Tickets 50 cents.
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Personal.

Mr.. Eugene Lehman, formerly of This
city, but now OF 81. Louis, is in town on
= Welt to his many friends. He il look
ing almost rs well 81 when he enjoyed
the brGclDg atmosphere Of the Bluff
City.
Ayres ?. Msrrali, IT,, OF New York, Is
in the city on his way South. He il now
8 resident Cf New York.
L7u Lsubrie, ESD returned TO the city
yesterday after . long absence down the
country. He looks improved In health,
and able 10 grspple with most of the ills
that flesh is heir to.
Capt. d. DeHaven is in the ely and
will remain u day or two.
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RRrrKLrY FEMALE COLLEGE.

NJ e1nphis, Tenn.
V'HI3 Institution VIII open MON DAY, Attn
/ JlDnofy. 1888. Il T., located al the southern
terminus Of DgSIto street, convenient to the
street cars. The College grounds contain six
acres, with Luiidluss timely adapted 10 College
purposes.
TERMS PER Session OF ) MONTHS.
On ACvanc5)
For all Branches OF Education Taught IN
Female Colleges, including a full cOprss
o. Eug ish, ancient aau Modern Lam
guag' s-..gr,,y, ..------.-.. .....~..s 50 90
trumsntai.~~~.,..-~ |..~s.....4.~- 80 %
For Board ID College, ia 'iCiing furnished
70 3m, fuel, towels, iighti ana washing, 100 %
Day Scholar can pay by the month, in ad-
vance. No INCIDENTAL tEES,
i'll MhItEDIFa, President,
in3 dAW Memphis. Tenn.
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THE FIRST Mas OF THE CITY.-Dr.
Copton hrs special ssll home, and EII
leave tie last Of the wetE. end VIII not
he heIs sgsin tEis year. His patients Of
the city SEs bringing their friends 10.
he treats with fSgfscg success, piles, fish,
Ia, structures, etc.
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PPOGREss CT WATER YALLEY.-Uu-
der liars esption our sprigatly little friend,
the S00theTa Eagle, says "Sinee the
first day OF November, 1868, just two
months and a half ago, so people have
been added to the permanent populstion
az Water Valley. This win carry our
figures beyond $500, or nearly to 1900.
TIE APPEAL and other bsnighted folk
VINO regard our city Is a little way or
fsV ststloE Oh the Miesissippi Central
Rsifrosd. will plesse put the foregoing in
thin pings and smoke IT," Itaf3Tds the
APPEAL siacere pleasure 90 be able t.
AT the fact " ia eur pipe and smoke t."
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SAD ACCfDENT-GeoYge Dnval, Esd
local inspector ofsteamboat huils, walked
OF the porlico OF his hone ON Monday
night, IN q 1T OF s1mnambuliam, and fell
some thirty feet, ipjGring himself in such
Z manner that bis hfs is GespaiT5d Of
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The GRENADA SENTINEL
}. a. EDITOR

uAs A CIRCULATION AS LARGE AS
hat of any paper in North Mississippi, and in
a section of country where trade is tributary
to MeraphIs. Business men OF Aempnls WI
md Il 10 their interest TO advertise In the 9hS-
~u aal6
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THE Hon. Mrs. NelveEt0n viii give a
x aiding from the Post', 1T the Memphis
GInb Hall, GIeeuIEw Opera House, Oh
the evening OF Thufsngy 2lst, al eight
O'Clock. Tickets, one doilar-to be had
at the principal book EBd music stores
and hotels.
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JOE LCCKL's NEWS STAND, 1864 Main
eireer, is well supplied with reading ma
terisl, ,~ndL~sCiUg every variety OF daily,
weekly sud monthly papsrs, - well a.
magazines and periodicals. All Inc
latest news cau Ike oD;aiCed 81 his mAio-
moth stand.
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Tar PEABODY HOTEL is Low open
Tor tue reception Of transient guests and
bosfders. Price psS day, - 90. Day
Board, SO per month. We will be glad
10 Welcome our old fIiencs sad guests.
- D CoCKRELL SONS.
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Extract from o private letter.
THE MAMMOTH CAxE,- 2
We grcped about for many hours Ia this
| wonderful place. l never saw anything
ike t.. The freaks Of nature Oi5played
here are very strange, and strike the
bsholder with ave. But the air in some
parts of the cave is close and sitting,
and ben we came out l found myseli
saddled with s. terrible fever, which en-
tirely Frustrated me-. the physician had
never seen s case like it before, and no
remedy he prescribed seemed to do the
lesst good. My life was despaired Of.
Mrs. Wilson, with whom | was residing,
bsd il the hoGFe 9 bottle Of Plantation
Bittars, and she insisted / should Try l.,
for she said she knew il TO be a certain
cure in all cases Of fever, debility, ague,
6yspeps'a, etc. Ihad but little faith, but
finally consented to try il as a last resort.
In less than three hOnrs after IA nrst
dose my fever left me in two days | was
sitting up, and before Saturday night l
was as well as eyer, | tell you all this
that you may know bow to act in any
case OF fevet, or any similar disaase. !
firmly believe the Plantation Ritters
saved my life. =
In my next l will tell you about the
Cave in detail. A j. P.
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a Confidence Come 10 Grief.

J. r. Wilson, alias J. r. Jackson, the
pal" OF Geo. Howard. the confidence
man, was arrested yesterday with forged
checks on his person to the amount OF
SlS, coo. Officers Welch and Cusick de
serve a great deal OF GREG { for thus nip
ping Ia the bud what might have been q
huge sWindie.
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HIGHITANDED OUTRAGE.-SOme SOL
dism knocked a citizen down on Monday
night, near ice L5Cke's news stand, on
Main street. and robbed Lim Of al he
bgd abont him. No arrests were made.
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rTRAYFD Or STOLEN.-A WHITE BJL,
- RTTCH. ql0rt SIX months old. with q rtd
sn1t fu=t above the root of her tsll-auEHeIs 10
the name OF Belle. Any Information le;t 81
this ONCE will be thankfully received and 70
orally rewarded. J"N
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THE COURTS.


CHANGRRY COUNT I'm. III. Smith,
ChancelIOr The calendar OF cases on
motions, pleas and demurrers, which
came up yesterday, was entirely dis
posed of.
The jury in the case OF Patterson vs.
Dickens, rendered q verdict in favor of
the complainant.
To day the first case called for hearing
will be chat o. Joyce ct al. VS.. Odell ct
al. The jurors heretofore ummOned 70
determine this case, are hereby notified
that they must be in attendance this
morning promptly at 10 o'clock. The
regular calendar for to-day is as follows ;
592 Davis VS. Goodman,
sos Shaw vs. Carlisle.
V03 Theme va POllack.
go Stanton VS. Bradford.
GIL Wilson vs Hart.
620 Greenlaw vs. Maydwell.
625 Dickens vs. Apperson.
629 Hill vs. Bradley.
5SS Meath VS. P0rtes.
494 rradeweli vs McKeOn.
54S Brinkley vs. Brewster.
a52 Jones VS. McGinDis.
56f Witt VS. Warner.
500 Witt VS. Bland.
Cos Brown vs. Wllisms.
623 Oyerton VS. Stovali,
672 Commercial Rank VS. Ford.
MUNICIPAL CoURT-Geo. W. WobdrGn,
Judge Owing to the continued illness OF
his Honor the Judge, this court has nts
been in session for the last two Gays. We
are informed that he is oonvalescent, and
expects to be able to hold court this
morning.
The order of business for to day will
be the nearing OF the cases published in
yesterdays issue. Cases which have
been specially set for to day Will not
come up unless all the cases on the above
mentioned calendar are disposed of.
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70 WHOLESALE BUYERS jest re-
ceived one tbgus&nd ovevc3sts from So
20 $40 each, st Walker Bios. d Co, 229
AEain street, Clay BuiIliUg. #
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WHITE and gray blankets at greatly
reduced prices at b L~owenstein & Bros

WHITE and gray blankets at greatly
reduced prices stB Lowenstein & Bros.
GRAND MARRIAGE SERVICE At the
wedding services Of Mr.. Louis Chapski
and Miss Norah Bradford, which took
place last night at Calvary Church, the
usual routine Of the Church CT England
was much enhanced in grandeur and
beauty by the beautiful musical services
which were introduced. The opening
qu4rtette was the prsyer from Der Ffeis-
chuts which was followed by q duett by
Mrs. Keller aud Prot. Sabatzky, and q
solo Goa Mighty Pens" from the Gre
atom the whtls concluding with " o
cor AB7OTis p" by the entire choir Of sing
ers. More than two thousand people
were present, and listened to these grand
and beautiful selections in wonderment
and delight for more than an hour.
LADIES, MISSES and Childrens' .Wocl
bose az cost price at B. Lowenstein &
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HONEST Frank Fare, driver of ex-
press wagon z5l, fougd ia bis wagon
three hundred and fifty dollars, on Mon
day night, evidently dropped ~ some
passenger who had ridden with aim dur
ing the evening. Knowing bUs one per-
son, a passenger on the steamer Norman,
he'd been on tie wagon, he Grove to the
boat where he had left him, Sud found
that Re really was the owner Of the
money. What was bis surprise and de-
light 90 have the stranger of him q
half dollar for bis distinguished ser
vices.n 1t is needless TO say that it was
rafF.aT
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LADIES wanting Winter Goods, BlaJ-
aeE. SJsnne!s, etc should 90 to MeLben
Bros.
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PEEENPTOEY SALE-This morning st
40 O'clock, by A. r Farmland, 49, Main
street, q furniture, feathers. comforts,
oounterpsueg, stone aud eaTthen ware,
stoves, Bundrie5, e.e.
AFFzg Aurffoucar
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ROBBED.-An aged African W5s robbed
bv two other negroes yesterday morning
Al the Ohio depot Of two hundred and
eighty dollsrs. no sIrests we've made up
to writing.
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EDUCATIGN.-The attention OF oar
readers Is directed to the card OF w. r.
Wards Seminary, Nashville, Tenn.
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BREsH Savannah river Shsd received
dang per express, by Victor d. Fuchs, Il
Jefferson siEeet.
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TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS REWARD -
Taken from the store OF T0biD, Lynn q
Co, on the 1871 instant, q black Rufsia
leather valise, containing clothing and 3
number Of valuable papers, among which
was s bond Of the city OF Little Rock,
Ark, EunbeT six, t6)- Tor one thorsand
dollars, five 81 coupons attached, three
Of which are past due. The bond ma
lures July l, 1870. All persons are here
by warned net 10 trade for the same IS
payment has beea stopped. Tne vaiise
containing the above mentiaaed papers,
belopgs to Col. john Robertson, and $2g
viii be paid for the delivery of the same
ToBIS, LIMA Co, s45 Main st.
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GENTIFMEN's wooden undershirts erd
drawers a. b. LoweHa-eia & Bros. Et less
than cost.
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ATTEND lie great reduction sale at B,
L8WeDstein Il Bros.
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Advertisements IN this column Pub
RsBed at 10 cents per line, each insertion
The cheapest and most conspicuous od-
usrtisiao knotga to the newspaper WcTld.
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Waut4d--Ciiy EAac0uRtFv pee
ME 60 know that We arc Offering
ear splendid : OCk Of LsGOls,
shoes anu Hats as retail, at less
than wholesale PA; =. Satisfy
gourseEVesbY locking.
8. 4, HASDLAN * co.
27S Hain Street.
Goeds not exactly in style Tess
than cost.
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CAYETsES
No. II .LsHeraOnn Street.

j. II. ETLY---- LIZ = ZEE AND MANAGER
OSIAk MlLLLS--------.SrAGE MANAGER
ErllE leading Variety Thester of the South.
1 open for the Season, with the best standing
Vart, ~ combination that has ever appeared in
the city-the performance consisting or Songs.
Dances, Burissqu1s, P~antOmtmes, etc. New
Stars essen week. A~DMISsIOH-Ftfty Cents /:
Private Boxes, Five Dollars. Doors open at
o'clock performance 10 commence at quarter
20 s O'CLOCK. ial
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HEElIPuGS APPEAE.
6Mee--E0. Is Jefferson Street.
CITY MATTERS.

THE great szle OF chesp FlaDnels and
Dress Goods continues 81 MeDken Bros
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EDUC CATION
Washington College, Virginia.

V1HE SECOND TERM OF TIE CURRENT
! Session OF Washington College. General
ROBERT K. Lax, President,
BeEtus on the list OF February,
And continues to the end OF June. Students
entering Tor this term pay half the usual fees.
Tho Orgtnis tjiru of the College is completes
IA Rl the usual departments OF academic and
scientific eGueation, with a full course OF Pro.
lessons anu ;s liststnts. In addition to the or
binary scisf tit' studies, a full course Is taught
in CIVIL M MINING ENGINEERING, and di-
plOma~ ale conferred in this school. The ENG
EISH LANGCAGG also, is made a distinct and
thorough tranch OF study. The SCHOOL OF
is la chafg' IF Juig John w. BrocKeu-
brOugl, LII - Tire entire expenses for the
term need got eXc-e'l Si7U. For Catalogues adj
dress l.. G.. GORDON, Clerk OF Faculty,
jal9 Lexington, Virginia.