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Cembatants Going to the War.

NEW YORK, September 12.-Seventy young
F%renchmen and quite a number of Ger
mans, including two noblemen, sailed yes
terday to join their respective armies.
The German patriotic war fund is over
1920, 900,
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A Duel Out OF the Cuban War.

NEW YORK, September Pit is reported
that a duel is imminent between General
Jordan and General Quesada in come-
quence of an article published by Quesada
in the Spanish paper here.
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CoMMIssIoYBR's OFFICE
Nc, $40 FRANKLIN STREET, |
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND, :
September O. 1870.

The n.rties interested are hereby notified that 1
have trxed ON WEDh RsDAY the s.h day Of OSLO
ber, 1870, st 10 O'Clock 4. ID: ss tle Time, anu my
he innuiries directed by the foregoing decree;
All persons having claims against Inc estate OF
No ssme ysfth the proof thereof before me at the
1'uio THOMAS J. EVANS,
sas Tuax Commissioner In Ghhncely.
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EHOUNT LAUREL SCHOOL,
G. A e d +.

A G A r D.
Weyespectfa'ly iu'o.m The pubie ,aas s"s ISIS
MAIN STREET n CORNER 100 49,
BRuAD STREETS. snd bar. no a we Is ia o. Ia
| other store, nor has any one S,s aeslys In cur bus
| now an Interest difersis or
Ness % rsSrrn our thaNxs foe
! the lthetss share OF gauo and none, ssslh msr.ascii
inc Ps;,ss anu a dessrlniuation 20 SCI nss as III - -.
1es: COED At ths l3wes. pr rNsssse .oso
csiss = MnhJRCLs HARhls q
NO. 1888 Main sfsesk ane
90 In sc4soc fifth snd Bread ssresss
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New YORK, September 12.-The bank
statement for the past week ia as follows
Loans decreased Slit 900; specie increased
S423, 900; circulation increased $780, 900 !;
deposits decreased e3,3S3,o 900 legaltenders
decreased 81, Cos, 600.
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The Yacht Race MT Newport.

New YORK, September 10.-In the yacht
race at Newport to-day the Citizens Cup
was VOL by the "Phantom" by liz minutes
The "Palmer took the second prize.
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NF ACHlNE SHOP.
9LOAT i ADDINGTON.
MATHIEISTs,
WORKS AND OFFICE; 1422 AND l424 CARY
STREET. BETWEEN FOURTEENTH =
H FIFTEENTH STREETS, {.
RICHMoND. GINIA...s .1

ALL KINDS OF NEW WORK MADE Re
PAIRING STEAM-ENGINES and BOILERS In
city and country; TOBACCO, WORK Of ell
kinds made and repaired; TOBACCO FLAT
.HANCOCh'S SUPERIOR MANNER; PLAT
FORM and Al other kinds O. sGALE hErAiR;
JUDSON'S PATENT STxAM-ENGINE 60
VERNON, sELD- NJ PATENT sTEAM-ENs
.GI%F PACING, Utica Company's S1EAM-
GAUGES. These gauges are warranted BY us ior
one year, and we sell them at loS p Ices. We keep
all kinds OF BRASS WUEK OF SUPERB r
MAKE for STEAM ENGINES. sGch as gauge
SHAFTING. SELF-FEEDERS, STEAM-WHIS-
TIES, WATEE-GAUGES GLOBE-YAhVES,
B0ILER-FBUE CLEANERS, ana a general az
sortment Of such articles as are used, by all run.
ming steam-engines and saw.mills.
- Il ADDISGTOk, N.E
ie Is .,-. lag and 1924 Cary street.
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Suicide Of O Wtfe.Nurdercr.

Boston. September 12.-Edward Bradley,
indicted for the murder of his wife, hung
himself in Jail to-day.
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/ WORKS,

METROPOLITAN WORKS, ~ s>se
coRNERgEvENTH AND CANAL STREETS,
STATIONARY and PORTABLE ENGINES
and "a Na91LLS;%
BOILERS, F0RGINGS, g STISCS OF lion
or BEASS; MILL GEARING, &C.. -.
ENaINEs and SA W-uLL5 Of various sizes
always on hand.
Old engines, &C., repaired and sold on commits.
sion or exchanged for new. AL other repairs
promptly and satisfactorily d0ue.
Send for descriptive circulars.
fea WILLIAM e. TkNNER h 90
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asayEs ASN
.RFPARE FOR WINTLR.-This is

DREPARE FUR WINTEK.-Ihls IS the
L season 10 have your FURNACES. Ire
cd. cleaned, and made ready for cold westher.
NOUS TCASTt. + $40 Broad street. Is prepared TO
rec.iy, vocr orders and execute them practlrally,
reasonably, and promptly. STOVE CASTINGS,
GISINGs, &C., 2lws ys on hand. auN
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DEAD THIS AND SAVE MONEY!
II HAIR WpOn&,R Tlkh intend moving EsMs
to the | rye building now being erected ga Ut
Governor strest' by 8. W.. Harwood on the lst OF
October. Until that time we are offering our whole
stock Of FURNITURE and only
O shade above cost.
If you want we'll ade,- cheap Furniture, call
ON us. HAYWOOD 4 lTTER
opposite post-offlce, Main street.
nm 1A-2m Richmond.
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FURNITURE. dc.

IMPORTANT TO Livery "a
4 family should know that hAkWOD. & Esa
kITTEKintend moving to the large building INT
now being erected on Governor street ny : W.
Harwood about the 18th OF &c ober. Until that
time PaRl,OR, DINING-ROjM, II MBER
FURNITURE and MATTRESSES can be bought
st our establishment at ABOUT cost. We invite all
In want Of good substantial furniture anu mat
tress,s 20 examine o.r ST. OK bcior e we move.
HARDWOOD & UTE
GO opDnsitp the post office. hnaiu STR ct,
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80 6-Tu4H

DICKLING SPICES for sale by
PUWHATAA H DUesl Agosnssary:
ira ~ 0ssea S~sea'
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DIsS0LUTTONS IL PARTNERSHIPS.
RICHMOND, September I, 1870.
r HAVE ASSOCIATED WITH ME MY
4 SONS, CHARLES j. and GEORGE Js Az
DERSON, for the purpose OF Cal rying on st zoe
Main street tup staire) a general UPHOLSTER-
ING, P~APER-HANGI SG, and CARPET BUS1-
NESS, in all Its branches.
Sc S-6tpOd GEORGE W.
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u. G. FAINT, u "AShiNuioN'
TANT, WASHINGTON & CO.,
ID BANKERS,
Successors to Ri.tenhouse. Fowler Z Co.,)
No. t5 PENNSYLVANIA
V~ASFIAiTON. l. c..
RECEIVE DEPOSITS and loan money on mar
MAZE CooLLECIio,ss on all points in the United
NEGoTiATE Railroad, Municipal Loans, and
BUY and SILL Government securities and other
DOMESTIC and FOREIGN EXCHANGE bought
ISSUE IETTEas OF CREDIT current in the
principal cities Of Europe;
GIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION 10 the COLLECTION
or claims against the Government.
ADVANCES made on claims allowed by the hudl-
tor aud Comptroller, awaiting appropriations
by Congress.
Correspondents will be furnished with any OBJ
tain able information they may seek III the EHecu-
rive Drnartment. Sc ia-d7t&w7t
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GHOCkOE HILL ACADEMY, No. az
- Seventh street. between Marshall and Clay.
The sixth session of this school, for young men and
boys, will commence MONDAY, Septamb Der 2sth,
and continue nine months. Circulars ut the book
stores. Charges: English and B~athematics cor
q half session. S39. so: Gretk and Modem Lam
guaRes, each, Slo Latin, IS; payable strictly in
advance J4+s s. T. BSACR,
se 12-lm PRINCIPAL.
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NOTiCE.-A gentleman Of Albemarle
IN county, In ore II IFS most h~eslthful nefHh-
borho0ds. and amnpgst Its best society, having
employed an accom- plfshed srd experienced teach
e., desires 20 have a companion 10 study for his
onlS daughter, She must be between twelve ana
thirtseuy ears Of age. -
The terms win be for instruction in the higher
English branches, French, Latin, Mathematics,
and Music on the Piano, with board, washing,
lights, &C., two hundred dollars. H.;
REFERENCES: Rev A. T.. Dickinson, Rich.
mond; Rev. r.. {. Long and A. p. Abel, ESQ.,
Charlottesville. Correspondence may be had with
either Of these ger tlArnen. z Sc I2 81
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RICHMOND, september l, 1870.
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ The undersigned have this Gay formed u CO.
partnership under the firm name Of W1NGO,
ELLETT & CRUMp, to carry on In the city OF
SHOE BUSINESS, and will occupy the large and
commodious storehouse heretofore occupied by
William Ira Smith clothler, No. 1903 Main street,
and we hope by strict attention to business to-
merit the confidence and support Of the public.
G. T.. WINGO.
JCHN b. Elicit,
&c l..2w JAMES d. CRUMP.
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MFRS. THOMAS G. PEYTON and MRS.
MGSR, EFT stie res7ors to Mf 8 Pearam, viii
reopen heir scho i on she 1fntsN0NDAY in
oct Der ut 7j9 Franklin street. For further par
t'culars apply to the principals, and at the diffe-
,anr bookst reu far circuiars. se Ia-2w p
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DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
~ SHlP.-The firm of JONES, BROWN Co,
is this day dissolved by the death of Mr.. VII;
LIAM B. JONES. RICHARD l.: BROWN and
+. WILLIAM PEMBEkTDN, the, IL tyiving
partners, are alone authorized to settle the husi-
ness OF the late firm.
All persons having claims against the late firm
Of JONES, BROWN, & CO., ere requested to pre-.
seat them 20 the undersigned for payment. Al
persc ms indebted to the late firm OF JONES,
BROWS & co. are requ' sted to come forward
and settle their accounts without delay:
RICHARD L.
I. WILLIAM PEMBERTON,
surviving partners.
RICHMOND, VA, august 18th, 1870.
NEW CO-PARTNERSHIP.-Th I'M
~ dersiguad have tnis day formed : cO-partner.
shi , under the s yle or PEMBsihIoN
& CO. for the pur pose of conducting aGENkRAL
WHOLESALE GROCERY AND LIQUOR b.
SIHE.S IN the city Of Richmond.
AS successors Of he late ilrm Of Jones, Brown
the late concern and the public generally.
X. L. BROWN,
T. WILLIAM fEMBERTON,
ID. O. DAVIS.
RICHMOND, VA, A ugust Is, 1870. an 22-lln
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COMMERCIAL
Graisruar4 Fiour Market,

zoe AND FLoUR sxCHAHan.e
klCHNo- Va, September II, isfe.
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BERs.pLOCKERMAN win resume her
MVOCaL INSTRUCTIONS the FIRST MON
a. y IN October, b9rGEirs Sc I~3-~2tawaw%2
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aKYyUdArfoNAfs

NEIss TAZEWELrS SCHOOL WILL
.IxI commence Its fourth, annual session on The
first H0EDAY In October. and close the last day
tof June 90
Circulars containing oil requisite fnformation
can be obtained from herseaf nc her fesidence NO.
I'll Grace street, third door below Seventh .a
Primary class per sesstontnIne months. .... 900 90,
Junior class per sess nine months ,....... 900
Senior class per session mine months. ..i"... 500
se1J-1m 2#aasstti'ss 1FTtF SEs&h F-f 11sl
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Succession Sale.

SUGGESTIONS of A. Conscay and. has
acife Tabitha, deceased.
Dy virtue of a writ of sale to me
ID directed, from the Honorable
the Parish Court, in and for the Parish
of Bossier, State of Louisiana. in the
aforesaid SUGGESTIONS, I will sell at
Public Auction, to the last and highest
bidder, at the premises of deceased. in
Bossier' Parish, La, on. WEDNES-
DAY, the Both dayof November, 1870,
the following described property be
longing to said ,Snccessions. to-wit:
The southeast quarter of the south
west quarter of section 30, township
90, range Is.
One mule. ] horse, | mare. 1 colt. ]
COW and calf, | steer, i lot: household
goods, two horse iron axle wagon.
Terms of Sale--Cashs provided the
appraisement be bid. 1.-THE amount of
the appraisement be not bid, the prop
erty to be Immediately re-offered at
the same time and place, and sold on
twelve months time4 purchasers to
give bonds with approved personal Sc
curity. bearing eight per cent. per am
mum from day of sale, to secure the
payment of the purchase price.
Act of sale with revenue stamps at
the expense Of purchaser.
ern ee E. X, RUSS, Sheriff.
October %. 1870, n3l.
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Succession Sale.

Succession Of N. A. Cooper, decd,
Dy virtue of an order of the Honor
D able Parish Judge of Bossier
Parish, there will be sold on WEDNES-
DAY, the Both day of November, 1870.
beginning at or Immediately after III
O'Clock, a. M, the following described
land belonging to the succession of n.
A. Cooper, deceased, to-wit:
The southeast quarter ofsection Is,
the east half of section 81, the, north
half Of the southwest quarter and the
southeast quarter of the southwest
quarter of section %, of township %,
range 10. Northwest Louisiana, con-
tsiuing 600 aores,5 together with 100
acres of land additional, description
not now known, being the plantation
on which deceased resided. Sale to
take place on the premises,
Terms of Sale--Cash, provided ap4
praised value be bid.
1910 4 N. w. SENTELE, Admir-.
d Bellevue. La~ Oct 29th, 1870. fsfsiq
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I On the 4th instant, in this parish,
Mrs. SARAH MCDADE, consort of
Mr.. N. 3. MCDADE. - ~zs
The subject of. this obituary was one
of the excellent of the earth She
possessed, in high degree, those
characteristics and virtues which so
beautifully adorned her life, rendered
her so dear as friend, and So tender.
affecticnate and devoted as wife and
.rnother. To know her intimately was
to love and esteem her. Few persons
in the paths of life go down to the
grave more deeply regretted than the
deceased. Her life was one. of moral
rectitude. and the -fong and painful
illness which termiasted in her death
was borne with the fortitude and hopes
of christian, passing from this world
of trouble and misery to one of eternal
rest. Msy her loving husband and
children. and many connections, find
consolation in the well founded belief
that she has gone to thathay Of, bliss
pro gided for those who have performed
well their part on this earth. t.8s3
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Succession sale.
Succession Of T. i. CaLdacell, deceased.

Succession Of T. i. CqIdscell. deceased.
Dy virtue Of writ of Sale to me
- directed from the Honorable the
Parish Court Of Bossier Parish. La,
ia the aforesaid Succession. will sell
at public auction to the last and high
est bidder, at the late residence of the
deceased, in the Parish Of Bossier. La.
on, w EDNESDAY, the 9Th day If De-
cember. A. D.. 1870, the following de.
scrioed property to-wit:
The undivided one-half iaterest in
the following land The whole of sec
ton IL, the east half and the east half
ofthe west half of saetion IL. the
southeast quarter aud the west half of
the northeast quarter Of section 2. the
east half of section | 4, the west ha.f Of
section "a, the east half of the south
east quarter Of section 23. the west half
of the northwest quarter of section 25.
the east half of the northwest quarter
of section %, township %. range l3.
and the west half of the southwest quar-
ter of section 35, township %. range
I3. also the west half of section Ia, and
the west half of spction % and the
west half eff sectiou 20. the southeast
quarter and east half of southwest
quarter Of section 10, the east half #
the west halfiand theewest half Of nerth-
east quarter of section Is, the east
half of the east half aud west half If
southeast quarter. and east half ofthe
southwest quarter and tue southwest If
southwest quarter of section II, the
west half and southeast quarter and
east half of northeast quarter ofSeetion
81, township %. range Ii, and the west
half Of the east half Of section 3. town
ship %, range IA, also that tr4ctaf laud
known as the Caldwell Lower Place de
scribed as follows: The west half hf
seetion20, less ten acres, aud the south
east quarter of section IL If inwuship
q. range IL. containing in al about
$50 acres, more or less.
To be sold in subdivisions according
to law.
Also the following personal propef
ty, to-wit: ava aes-litis. ass .s..
About six head Of MUt LES.
About ten ~ "H0RSES.
One CARRIAGE tas. s3 -
Three WAGONS.
One lot HOGS. si4A '' 'a3 4i4s
One lat CATTLE. 4fGsg aIts5.
4 Terms of .Saie--Cash with ben, fit 81
appraisement.
Act of Sale with revenue staalp III
1 the expense of purchaser. .7-.ss.,
/ Z. K. RUSS, Sheriff.
I Bellevue, La, November s; 1870
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SUCCESSION Sale,
Succession Of Wm. II. Burt, deceas

Succession Of Wns. III. Burt, deceased.
gpy virtue of a writ of sale to me d.
D rected from the Honorable the
Parish Court of Bossier parish, La.
in aforesaid succession, will proceed
TO sell at public auction to the last
and highest bidder, within the legal
hours Of sale, at the last residence Of
deceased. on WEDNESDAY the 23d
day of November. 1870, the following
described property belonging to said
succession. to-wit: l
All of section IL, township 90, range
IL. except the south half of southeast
quarter. also the west halfof southeast
quarter. section 10, and west balf Of
northeast quarter of section Is, and
east half of northeast quarter, and the
southwest quarter of northeast quarter
Of section 10, and east half of southeast
quarter of section IA. in the same town
ship and range, containing in all 92O
acres, more or less. t-...
Also the interest of the succession in
the corn and cotton raised on fireplace,
2.mules, pony, 2 cows and calves. 2
yearlings, head Of stock hogs, and ]
gin stand. 1913 '-k-
Terms of Sale-Cash. subject. to APP
praisement. Purchaser to pay for aci
of sale and the necessary revenue
stamps. iafs a-a.zas Sass 3s fr
Said lands will be sold in subdivis.
ions of 40 acre lots, according tn law
-sH.i $500 III E. X. RUSS, Sheriff. !.
October %, 1870. L MO
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Browne majority in Missouri is

DFoWnS majority In Missouri Is
10000.
Alabama certainly elects three
Democratic Congressman, and
probably four.
Not a single row in Alabama.
Half of the State reported, which
includes the Radical strongholds.
Grants majority already over
come. The Democrats have a
large majority in the Lower House.
No election for State Senator's.
The Temperance man who beat
Farnsworth is asfree trader. The
Democrats supported him.
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Succession Sale.

Succession ola. B, Hughes. decd.
Dy virtue ola writ of sale to me
ID directed from the Honorable
the Parish Court of Bossier Parish,
La. in aforesaid succession, will sell
at Public Auction, to the last aud high
est bidder at the residence Ct the de-
ceased. in Bossier Parish, Lac on
WEDNESDAY, the 10th day of No
veinber, 1860, the following described
pr Jperty to wit. sEE 4a lTGH.
One HORSE.
Four COWS and CALVES.
Nine head stock HOGS. aHd Ba
And large lot of household furniture.
Terms of Sale 30 per cent, cash,
balance on credit uf twelve months.
Purchaser to give bond and security
according to law,
E. K. RUSS. Sheriff.
Bellevue, La. Nov. 9Th, 1870. &9iflg
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Red Ketrer Land TO Let.

T will lease for the year 1871, at P public AUG
Il ton to the highest bidder, at w A. Moss
Il Cos Store, Atkins Landing, on SATUR-
DAY, the Goth day of November next, the
splendid little place known as the f'Elm
Hodges, and c. b. Hodges minor ELSA
This place is situated in Bossier Parish,
contains 200 acres open land fronting the
river, in an elegant state of cultivation, with
good cabins, gin house, press, and one or two
good cisterns on the premises. %
Terms-Thc Lessee to give note with APP
proved personal security, together with lien
and privilege on the crop, payable twelve
months after date of lease, with eight per
cent interest from maturity. ..--.-., 3 ;
15t EJ HAMILTON, -2-
81. A Tutor for c. b HoDGEs.
Bellevue, La, Oct. 10Th, 1870.
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&k4sON Sale.

Estrayed before WV Hortman, j. r., on
IL the 18th day of Sept, 1870, by Louis
Monzingo, and will be sold at Bellevue, La,
for cash, to the highest bidder, on Saturday,
the 18th day of November, 1870, certain
COW, branded s ] onthe left hip, and an X
on the right hip; crop and half crop in each
ear brown with some white spots, and
about ten years old. Also, q Red Heller
marked crop and split in each ear; about
years old. Also, a Yellow Heifer, marked
half crop in the left and split in The right
ear; about two years old. Appraised at $I7
The owner is requested to Come forward
prove property, pay charges, &c.
.Ett5 u. III. LOTION. Stray Master.
October 8, 1870.
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Atkins Plantation, OI
Red.River, for Lease.

TENhis largo and we'll improved plantation
l. will be for lease for the year 1871, or
for term OF years, either in enc body, or
subdivided to suit the wants of applicants
The improvements are good and exten.
sive; has comfortable dwelling house, .
large warehouse at Atkina LRRdinG, and
various settlements on different parts 81 the
plantation.
AlsO, large amount Of nAimproved Land,
to suit applicants, on long time IN considers.
ton of reducing the land to cultivation,
and certain ilnprovemepts TO be specified "a
the lease. On 800 acres of said land the
timber has been deadened, and but little
cost and trouble would put il into eultiya-
ton. s8 it WITHHELD 8teHs
Propositions can be made through r. u
Fort, Esq, Bellevue, La. flie sss5FEF
Nil GINS !. HIS, LINDsLET-
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Married:

On the 9th instant, in this parish, by
the Rev. w. D. Shea. Mr.. LYMAN
.GRISWOLD TO Miss AMANDA
AWRENCE. - 4a +
On the LIST instant, at Shreveport, by
the Rev, John Wilkinson, Mr.. E. NJ
WOODRUFF to Mrs. JULIA A.
WALDRON. i$k.- . 1855
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rTyhe next Session win begin on THURS.
u DAY, SEPTEMBER Ist A full corps
of accomplished and experienced teachers
has been secured. The Boarding Depart
nens viii be at Moss Side, and Will be pre-
sided over by q lady every way qualified to
act a. Matrop An earnest effort will be
made to conduct the education Of young
ladies with real and fidelity, guided by ex-
perience and skiil.
Terms Per Month in CaEreeey:
Primary Department, $ 90
Institute.
Junior Glass, sHEs '
Middle Class, Eaagt . %
Senior Glass, 10 90
Lessons on the Piano, i6 %
Use of Instruments for practice enc
hour daily, 2 90
Boarding, fuel and lights, 20 %
Washing, per dozen, rs
Boarders will furnish sheets, blankets, PIT
low cases and towels. No extra charge for
vocal music, drawing, Latin, Greek, or Mod,
ern Languages
July %, 1870. s. SIMS
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stray sale.

ENstrayed before the undersigned, on the
H ID day OF 1870, by Iverson Steward,
and ,yiiI be sold at Bellel ne, La, for
cash to the highest bidder, on. Saturday,
the. 9TH day Of February, 1871. a BAY
MARE PONY, about four years old, with
saddle marks, and hip shotten in the left
hip Appraised at $25. ftS
The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges, &c.
Bellevue, La, Nov. S, 1870.
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Spain supplies more wine to
England than France and Por-
tngal combined; the figures be-
ing: Spain, 100000 of gal
Ions; Portugal, 100000 mil
lions, and France, 100000.
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Str.nal SHE.

Tsstrayed before the undersigned, on the
Il md day of November, 1870, by Iverson
steward, and will be sold at Bellevue, La,
for cash, te the highest bidder, on Saturday,
the It'll day of February, 1871, an iron-grey
HORSE PONY, about six years old, with
collar marks Appraised at $40.
The owner is requested TO come forward,
prove property pay charges, &c.
# VS. r. III. LOTION, Stray Master.
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