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The New York Gold Exchange Bank

New YORK, October st is stated that
an arrangement has been made for the re-
moval of the rcceivership from over the
Gold Exchange Bank on Tuesday next.
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MYSTERIOUS AND SUDDEN DEATH OF A
CATHOLIC PRIEST. - Yesterday. at about
fifteen minutes past II o'clock. Rev. Michael
Ferran, pastor of the Catholic church of
this city, was found dead in his bed at the
parsonage. The deceased was a native Of
County South, Ireland, where he was born
in September, 1889 His parents emicrated
to America and settled In Norfolk when he
was quite Il small lad, and there he was
raised. At the proper age he was sent TO
the American College at Rome to prepare
himself for the priesthood. His course
completed, he returned to this country and
entered upon his ministerial career. He
has had charge of the Lynchburg church
for some four years past. Although appa-
rently most sober man, his general health
has not been very good for some time past.
During the summer he was absent for some
weeks visiting the seaside to recuperate.
A coroncr's inquest was held; the iury's
verdict was that they did not know how he
came 10 his death. There was a good deal
of testimony taken. His houSe-servant
(white) testified deceased had complained of
bad health. Had frequent gasping spells,
which she thought were asthma. Did not
think he had been drinking enough to hurt
himself. Liquor was in his room.-Lyfch-
burg pdperS, on.
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IRON WORKS.

GhOS "Vh1AS.
DICuWON'n STOVE
IL ARCHITECTURE, u IRON ss9; WORKS
F0USDEl r.oxr, Va.
1ooo CARY STREET, Rtci~'
Manufacture 90. ,yrs
COOKING AND HEATING sfC'I'
HOLLOW WARE,
FRONTS AND CRATES.
ALSO, ,,,. nut,a.
IRON FROETS for stores and puoa0 oaAs,
wrNfSow CAPS AND slLLs,
CAST IRON CORE1CES,
GALVANIZED IRON CoRS1CEs,
IRON RAIL1NGS,
IRON yERANDAHS,
VAULT DOORS, &c, &c;
SCOTCH AND AMERICAN PIG IRONS and
FOUNDRY SUPPLIES.
buy OF HONE MANUFACTURE
Because better, and as cheap; because YOU give
home mechanics aud laborers enpioyineht, %.
cause YOU can easily get your articieS sSpaaIea
because your money Is leis S q eSE 4 IRHY,
ss s-sed&Wa@ aasfses"ses
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FIRE IN PcRTsMourH.-Wedn night,
large building, corner South and Efting-
ham streets, known as the "carrage fac
tory" but occupied by negroes, was de-
stroyed by fire. The building was owned
by MessrS. Arthur Emmerson and II. Mat
thews. and was valued nj 81 900, and in
Sured for $4,000 in the Mutual Insurance
Company Of Virginia.
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ITO TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS.

We have just perfected the most complete and
convenient machine for GROOVING TOBACCO
BOXES for stamps. The orders from the Inter-
nal Revenue Office requiring all boxes to be
grooved, 1t becomes especially important to have
a machine that will do The work With LEAST
EXPENDITURE OF TINE AND MONEY.
Such a machine we now offer TO the trade.
SAMPLE MACHINES can be seen at our fac
tory. II. VI. oAllih N'''
oc . 1852 Main street.
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UNIVERSITY NEws.-Therc are over -four
hundred students at the University now, it
is said, and the prospects are that the mum
Der this session will be tar larger than that
of any other session since the war. The
students are from the South principally
Charlottesville Chronicle.
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STENCIL. TOOLS AND PLATES.

~ BELLENOT, DIE-SINKER AND
We BRAED-CUTTER, l4l9 MAIN STREET,
The new patent BRASDING-IROS,f for marking
all kinds OF wooden articles by beating IT. Is per-
fectly adapted TO branding barrels or any other
article under the new Law.
EngrayerS' Stock. stencil Paste, Brushes, ILL.,
delible Ink, Steel Dies Aiphabets, Seal Presses,
Brass and German Silver, Frames. Steel Kings,
Checks Tags So wholesale and retail mh -
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FRANcE.-BaronH aussman, project of the
Seine, died suddenly at Bordeaux Of apo
Dleyy
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Arrival OF Mr.. Davis ut Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, October 9.-Jeffcrson Davis
arrived here to-day.
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New WATER WHEEL-Mr. Horace Cali,
Of our city, showed us recently machine of
his invention by which he claims to be able
TO make water-poWcr available at any de-
sired distance from its source. 1t consists
of water-wheel, built like an oyer-shOt /"
wheel, placed in 4 tank, and almost covered
with water. A pipe leading from an air.
pump is introduced near the bottom and
underneath the wheel. The principle of its
operation is, the air, being forced into the
tank, rises into the buckets upon one side of
the wheel and diSplaccs the water, and the
weight Of the water in the buckets upon the
other side puts the wheel in motion. So
long as sufficient air to fill the buckets is
forced into the tank the wheel revolves.
Whether it will prove practicable in its APP
plication to machinery can only be proved
by experiment, but the machine is worth
examining as a curiosity if for nothing else.
Concord az. H. People.
Ingenious, but useless. The books on
natural philosophy tell us Of man who
long ago proposed to propcl 4 boat by erect
ing sails on its bow and putting up large
bellows in its stern. But the boat, for Il good
reason, wouldn't novel
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CCUOOI-BOOkS.-W invite the attcn-
y ton of our friends and the public gcneraiiS TO
TiONEkY. and all other articles in our line,
which we offer nj Us low rates can be had at ANY
hook establishment in the city. Liberia! discount
made to teachers. CARY Il AAbLElt-
No. 1909 opposite st. Charles Hotel,
30, Richmond, Va.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

A RADICAL TRICK-GENERAL CANBY IN
voLvEp.-A Richmond letter in the Alex
andria Gazette says:
"Aprop0s of the chagrn of the ultra Radi-
calls at seeing the fruits of their late defeat,
1t ls asserted on good authority that on the
meeting of the House Of Delegates on We'd
nesday it was the intention of General
Candy to issue a circular to that body
giving as his opinion that the opinion of
Attorney-Generall Ioar against the test-olth
did not extend TO the officers of the lie is
laturc, and that in order to lcgaiZc Il cir
work it would be necessary for the Speaker,
Clerk, etc, TO subscribe to its parts; but
that at the request of leading Radicals he
withheld it until they would hold q confer
ence on the subject. a special caucus was
called, and it was decided that if the point
ecQs ueu taken tley had better reserve it
until Congress net, and then urge that
the ratification Of the fifteenth amend
ment was illegal on the ground of ineligi-
bllity OF the officers acting when the
vote was taken. They hope IN this way to
stave oil action on the question of Yirginia's
admission till towards the close of the ses-
sion OF Congress, md then have the work
of ratification remit back to the Virginia
Legislature on tie technical ground above
alludedto. I'll male of this 2cheme to OBJ
struct reconstru, ION is that Congress must
adjourn before tre Legislature can be re-
assembled, and thus continue the military
government another year. giving them the
control of every Office in the STATE until they
can accumulate sufficient fund with which
TO carry them 'to hum wien the storm
dcscendS, and provide for Their wants after
they get there.
- OF course nos rious apprc ':nnsion Is felt
by the friends @! reconstruct on that this
browning piece 0! yillainy wiz succeed"
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TRESH IMPORTATIONS.-
L y GIBSON are now receiving ana opening,
oil their own Importation large additions to their
ments to BUYERS. New and handsome patterns ot
Dinner Tca. and Toilet Sets in rich, decorated
gold band j; Plain White China and White Granite.
Eich Fancy Goods. Cut and Pressed Glassware in
great variety Fine Table Cutlery, OF Joseph kod-
gers and other celebrated makers; Plated Ice
Pitchers, Walters. Goblrts. FORKS, spoons, &c. !;
Looking Glasses, Block Tin and Japan Ware in
great variety. ,.
Country merchants. hotel-kcepers. and house.
keepers will consult their interests by calling on
us. hELi-ot'irN VI
Importers, Wholesale and Retail Dealers:
1897 Main street Richmond, Va.
EDWARD 2. TAYLOR aud Z. {. SUTTON JE.
Statesmen. NV -
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We regret 90 Urn that d. 4. Claiborne.
Jr., son of Captain David A. Claiborne, of
Halifax, Va, was killed in TT county on
the 3Uth September by the nidental dis
charge of his gun while out hunting with
some young friends. He was he eldest son
Of Captain Claiborne, ana was a bright,
promising lad of thirteen summers. His
death was instantaneous.
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WHEAT.-From recent trip through the
counties Of Roanoke and Montgomery we
find that the farmers generally have finished
seeding their wheat. On some large farms
we observed that the wheat has already
come up, and is looking splendid. We learn
that the quantity seeded this fall i'll South
west Virginia exceeds that OF any year since
the war We learn from farmers of South
west Virginia that, notwithstanding tue
long and Severe drought of the past sum-
mer, the yield of corn will be much larger
than was anticipated. We receive this in
telligcnce with agreeable surprise.-LyTlch-
burg Republican.
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9 CHOOL-B KS,
SCHOOL STATIONERY,


SCHOOL SUPPLIES GENERALLY,
CAN BE BOUGHT OF STARkE x RYLAND,
OH Main street as cheap as they he found else
where Merchants furnished promptly ut New
York trade prices. Wchope they Will bear this In
beneficial.
Teachers are cordially Invited to make our store
\ sort of Headquarters. We constantly re-
reivfnr NEW BOOKS, which we would be pleased
to have them examine. Liberal discounts made on
all purchases. Catalogues furnished gratis.
Students in our city or country schools ana col
lcrcs will find in our store complete assortment
Of SCHOOL. BOOKS, embracing English, French,
German, Italian. Spanish, Latin, and Greek ge-
ther with a large and varied stock Of STATES,
ENEPCISE BOOKS. INKS, PENS, PENCILS,
and SCHOOL SUPPLIES generally.
large and beautiful assortment OF FANNY
WORK-BOXES. WHITING DESKS. GOLD
PENS. INITIAL PAPER, and ENVELOPES,
STAREE K RGLAND,
nc DIV 9l5 Main street, Richmond. Va.
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An investigation is in progress at the
Treasury Department about q package Of
mutilated currency which was sent there
some time ago by a bank for redemption.
The package contained thousand dollars,
and the facts show that the package was
regularly rcceiptcd for by the messenger OF
the department, who delivered it to the
Currency Bureau. What became OF II alter
that is not known.
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sickness of Admiral Farragut.

CHICAGO, October 9.-Admiral Farragu
is sick here of congestive chill.
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CRDCKERY. dc.

GUNNER TRADE.--ln store ana Tor sale
- 4 large and wcil-assortcd stock Of
SILVER-PLATfD, CHINA, GLASS, and
EARTHENWARE
which am offering as low rs they can De onlaue,i
in New York to which | would respectfully call
the attention of the trade and public generally,
plcdgng myself to sell as low and give ai g"oG r.
ticlcs for the money rs any other establishment III
the State. Give me a call at
40 r: C. GARY.
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HARDWARE, ETC.

ARDW E.-WATkINS, COT.
III TRELL Il co. offer 70 merchants, farmers,
and mechanics, the largest, cheapest and best as
sorted stock OF
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, TOOLS. &C.,
II has ever been their pleasure To do before, ana
ask an examination Of their stock and prices.
We are agents for GUM BETTING and PACK.
ING and ANKER BRA Nd BOLTING CLOTHS.
WATKINS, COTTRELL CO.,
sc l7-3m 1907 Main street. Richmond, va.
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OFFICE OF TIE MUTUAL BENEVOLENT

LIFE A ASSOCIATION,
No 1902 MAIN AND TWELFTH STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA, September Ii, l:do.
NOTICE TO THE MEMBERS OF THE
~ MUTUAL BENEVOLENTL LIFE ASS0CIA-
TIOS or RICHMOND. VA.-A reguistion OF
TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS on each
policy-holder of this institution has been made to
pay loss by death Of two Of is members-vlz., j..
r. Albright and c. y. Carr. This requtsition
must be paid within thirty days, or the polic?-
holders forfeit all previous payments.
T. 3. STAREE,
r.I51m General Agent.
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Postmastcr-Gcncral Crcswell has opened
negotiations with the British Post-Otce
Department for further reduction of post
age Of the latter between the United states
and Great Britain. lie wants it put at six
cents.
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E,np TGRACCRSgS'ES.

TOBACCO MANU-
FACTUREKS ASD TOBACCO-BOX Ma
KERS.-Wc row have our IMPROVED BOX
GROWING MACHINE ready for sale Price
for the IMPROVED MACHINE. $50 old style,
sI5 SLOAT Il ADDISGTON.
or slw MS Cary street. near Fourteenth.
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REMARKABLE ESCAPE FROM DEATH.-1e S-
terday morning Mr.. William Nolan, the en-
ginecr employed to attend the engine in the
Agricultural Works OF Moves Il Jones, at
Gordonsviiie, had occasion to oil some por-
ton of the machinery, and whilst engaged
in performing this duty he became en-
tangled IN some part OF the beltlng, ana
was drawn to the top Of the room and
whirled rapidly around Il horizontal shaft
for minute or more until persons who Wit
messed tho accident succeeded in stopping
the machinery. Strange to say-aiihough
every article of clothing he had on, inclu-
ding his socks, was literally torn oil him
he escaped without receiving any injury
considered dangerous.--Lynch -Neors
Of Saturday.
One of our bellies (the daughter of a re-
spectacle citizen of Bedtord) elopcd L day
or two since with 4 married man. We with
hold the names of the partics.-Bcdtord
Sentinel.
LYxcnBURG AND DANvILLE RAmRoAD.--
We learn that next week corps of cngl-
nccrS. under the direction of Major II. W.
Nandc9rilt, superintendent and chief cngI-
nccr Of the Orange, Alexandria and MAJ
nassas Railroad Company, will be pat on
the line Of the Lynchburg and Danvllic
road for the purpose ofre-Survcying the old
route, and examining and surveying the
proposed routes.-Lyachbuy Ft1y'man q
SATURDAY.
SALE OF ROCKINGHAM LAND-The farm
of John Il. Moore, near Dayton, last week,
for the sum of IS, 25G-S6, 900 cash in hand,
and the balance in one year-to Rev. j. ;.
Loose, Of Pennsylvania, gentleman who
will add much to the general prosperity Of
our community. We are always happy TO
welcome gentlemen Of enterprise. energy,
and capital, to our cOmmunity.-RegtSter.
FARM SoLp.-The farm Of John /, Way
man, near this place, containing about $50
acres, has been sold TO John diversified, OF
Maryland, for Sc, 000-Ndttre Ftrgtni0n.
CRoPS IN MECKLENBURG CoUNTY.-ln the
northern part of the county there have
been many showers, which did not reach US
here, and in some localities they will make
nearly half Il crop Of corn and i'll some
IilacpS nearly average crop OF to-
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CRoPs IN MEcKLENBURG CoUNTY.-ln the
northern part of the county there have
been many showers, which did not reach Us
here, and in some localities they will make
nearly half crop Of corn and i'll some
places nearly an average crop OF to-
bacco. In the southern portion Of the
county, on the border Of Granville and in
the edge of that county, less one-than-third
Of Il crop Of corn, and less than half crop
of tobacco, will be made.-1he Roanoke
EnLkfN.
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pETITION.....
NEW ORLEANS, ovS, II lsR
PETITION.

NEW OKLEANB, o.. II isR
TO the Honorable the Common Council q New Orleans:
Gentienrn-The undersigned property ovner on Bolivar
oe,ween foydrs and Common and Lafayette streets
epesens the number OF feet front herenser MENTIONED AZ
on ssd your honorable body the bsnquetts
travel especially amer night ar Ss s ann si Ir
ana curbed according law for which We Win sy,r
rios. DWELL sss fee.
PATRICK MsRPHY, ITO fea
THOS. Marley, 80 feet
Il. A WEBER, 10 feet
E. A BRIDGE, l56 feet
CHAs ROSS, 60 feet
JOHN CROFT, $40 feet
LAWRENCE McGREUNE 81 feat
WALTER CUFNIN CHAM 80 Feet.
WILLIAM SHERIDAN, 81 feet
JOHN FORD, 90 feet
OOUTLEDGn A RAINEY lOO tssx
PATRICK MAHER, 80 feet
HENRY GAINES 80 feet
EDWARD LYNCH. IS feet
SCHMIDT BIEGLBR, 100 fesk
Il j. BEIKERY, $50 feet
y0H1 BAKERY, 30 feet
Petition sigped IA 9l2 feet
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OH gsw erlsaus crssssni. gussaay, february a.

and widened the northeast side of Orleans street
cording to an act entitled "sn act 70 regulate the
opening, laying out and improving streets and
public places in the city of New Orleans and its
suburbs. Incorporated and not Incorporated. and
the banlieus Of the same" approved April Sd,
1882.
JOHN z. CONWAY, Mayor.
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OFFICIAL

MAYoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS. }
City Hall, Feb. 8, 1869.
mo. 1270-N. ST.
Resosced, That the controller be end be Is
hereby authorized to adjudcate to the lowest
bidder or bidders, after i've days. notice In the
Official journal, contract for constructing brick
sidewalks, bordered by curb stones, on Tonti
street, from Dumsine to Esplsnade street. In
accordance with the petition, specifications OF The
surveyor and section 1l9 Of the citH charter.
(Signed) JOHN BRsEs
PRESIDENT pro tenn. Board Assistant Aldermen.
lSgneo) THOMAS Marley,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved Feb. 9, 1869.
(Signed) JOHN r CONWAY. Mavor.
true copy:
JOHN W. OVERALL, Secretary.
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PROCLAMATION BIZ TEE MAYOR
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS. J
Civ Hall Ian A 1ecQ

, By virtue Of resolution lll3, new series, of the
common Council Of the city Of New Orleans, and
notice is hereby given that it il the intention Of
las Sly u New Orleans 10 cspsa to be opeusd
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pETITION.

Anhonorasls h COnse Commun De 10 vile dsIs Nouvse
,onres prcprieaires de bieus fonciers fsi.snt f.
L-naIpe oepu1s Claiborne jusgua IL Calves
eenAnoent reepoctuensement votre henorshIe corr.
du lac F'- es rug s'ec - ooquiiles
sGUE MARIE CLAIRE, SOS pied, Q p,rosx
HEUxk knoCKART BUGENE loo ulsss
kBUNk WIN. kAHFIELD 100 nieds
IHOhAs LABERTIER, rs pieds
e. COEToIs. IS pieda
= fseNAVp, II Pjsss,
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NOUN BOARD Of ENGINEERS ON DRAINAGE
City Hall, New Orleans, Jan. 80, 1859.
Orleans: 49,
Genaen.e's-At q meeting of this board held on
the 2lst January, the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
Resolved. That in our opinion, the proposed
Ship Island canal would If constructed, render
impracticsble the adoption Of any general or eff.
leans.
a., assosssd J.s'ss shs drainage Of the city
tanned from the corporations to do so, would con-
vert the same into O cess-pool, Injurious to
health and destructive of the value of property.
The following resolution indorsing the report
OF Mr.. l.. Surgi, city surveyor, on the same sub.
ject, was also unanimously adopted:
Resotred, By the Board Of Engineers for the
drainage Of the city Of New Orleans, that the re-
port Of L. Snrgi, Esq.,. in the matter of the pro-
posed Ship Island canal as read before this board
be and the same is hereby fully Endorsed.
Accompanying this is a copy Of the report above
referred TO. have the honor to be, very re-
specially, THEoDoRz ]. DM1rRY,
Secretary.
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CRY HALL, New ORLEANs,
February 2, 1869. I
On motion Of Mr.. Breen, 1t was ordered that the
subjoined report be received and, together with
the accompanying communication from the sur.
veyor be published during ten days. in the official
journal, and that a committee Of three be ap.
pointed from this board, to confer with the State
Senate in relation to the contemplated Ship Island
Canal.
The chair appointed Messrs. Breen. Camp and
Pemberton said committee.
JOHN ToBTS, Secretary.
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CONTROLLERS 0TFIcz, CRY HALL \
New Orleans, Feb. IL, 1869.
Notice Is hereby given that the controller will.
a. MS ONCE. on Thursday. February rs, 1869, al
noon, adJudicste to the lowest bidder or bidders,
the above contract, according TO plans and
specihcations on file in the Office of the city sur.
veyor. H
PAS. LABARRs, Deputy Controller.
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Buy the only sewing machine at for f.n;,v no.
me Groyer Baker. Warranted for five ysars
Sunter, brsider and hemmer given with each ma
chine OF ls2 Canal street. '''A HAr
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rTrox...................-......PrrIrIex.

y ~
NouvELLz-0RLzAss, Is octobre 1893
Orleans: '-' - - N0a'one .
eeurs-ies soussgnes proprietsirss IA rus Bolivia.
ette les Commune Lafayette
nomore De pleds face nforment
S honorable corps que les banqusttes sur Ia
e rue ente Lafayette ct Commune sont dams nm tst i
Zee rena inpassaoles pietons surteut a nuit
nous vous soumettons petition dsmsndant s
Ia Ioi pour lequel prierous etc
THOMAS OiNFIL. 663 pIeds
PAIRlCk MURPHY ITO -
IHOS. kAkKBY, 80
IL A WBBER lD
X < JUDGE. $50
CHAS ROSE, 81
JOHN CROFT 2l0
LAWRENCE Mc9REUNE, 30 pieds
WALTER CUNNINGHAM 30 pieds
s EniHHkI 4np SHERIDAN, g pieds.
CoUTLRDGR 4 RAINEY' 100 plsds
PAIRICk MAHER 80 pieds
HENRY GAINES, 20
EDWARD LYNCH, %
SCHMIDT ZIEGLKR 100 pieds
J BERKBRY, Is0
JOHN BAKERY, 81
fonbre total de pieds. l4H2
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CaH and see Keep Hogan. 50 Toboup,toul..
sueef Tor hardware, cutlery, plows, hoes. cast
l ngs' agricultural implements, etc. Prices low.
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GNEHAL KIRBY sMIrHs
MILITARY ACADEMY.
A. Newcastle.
HENRY COUNTY, KENTUCKY,


On September l5th. 1853 KIRBY SMITH v,,h
whose qualifications OF tie hshsst ps or
w. ~ Asveassies Kennedy, 1'' VIII
4 MILITARY ACAoEnY rpR ROW,
uEswcasue located IN the healthy blus-g,..- -, .
1ehy county equi distant Qoar fror, ~. t,on OF
rrsnkion and Lexington and The Louisis 40 ou,syhs
haIoeos connected with each By GOOD Snc,nnsu
mo ABOUT s.o hours travel BY rail cm Lorissi Pike
lne Aecsoeny euidngs owned By hirnseH A.. =, -.
admirably adapted for sehoo M ns.. pa ooern
p h We suburbs Of the town me stadsId ~ ne STU
~ ann ~ tnofougnness In every branch 10 ~
nno searching exarainationx n. Sisc,n
~. requiring pnctuaity and VII
Vii X noa. ~ every duty Tbs domestic dens,e ~
comfort and contentmert Of The scbosr. ecnre the
We nIn commencing on September isth ~ -ysxs escn
snce VIII be three hundred and sevetvHvs s,Iene-
cslrsncy ior tne entire session 81 forty D.
one a The beginning OF es ,s ~ I've
sSs 70 aednctien rom Ii charges will - ~ ne
eeing ne term except IN protract.d si.h e Ior
current term viii Be required '-"n ies OF 80 per
s5m furnished on the most reasonable t.rn. No..
ssstonery a. Louisville prices Az the re-, =, ~
hanla .noee Wishing 70 places In ths fns.".t
sRYy ~ encs In thus making his permsn.n.
.os ~ Aent1cE and dsvotnx himtsf 10 he
.ne rrncpel hopes " havu s ~ ~.
=" "r'nsf information addreu X KIRBY SMITH
stueens vii leave the Of Emfnence on tha rrt,
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