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TIE METHODIST CONFERENCE.
NEW YORK. Nav !

NEW IURK, mRy Ia
In the Methodist Conference to day, the Rev.
Dr. WiId delegate from Canada. addressed
lhe conference. saying the Canadian Metho-
dist Episcopal Church would prefer a union
with the Methodlst Episcopal Church Of the
United States ratner than with other Metho.
dIst bodies In Canada, under their present re-
iaiion with England. He said the Methodist
Episcoual Cnnrch in Canada ls growing more
and more favorable to The Independence Of
church and state, for the non-interference Of
Europe with this continent, ana was 81 political
ference OF England. [Applause.] The ad
dress of DR.. Wild and his colleague, DR.. Ben.
son, were, on motion OF Dr. Haven, referred
to committee OF nine.
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A Wise Decision-Horace Greeley Un-
spikes the Tribune.


the Tribune tomorrow publishes the follow
ing card:
The Tribune has ceased to be party organ,
but the unexpected nomination Of lis edtl or ut
Cincinnati seems 10 involve new emoarrass-
ment. All must be aware that the position OF
q journalist who is, at the same lime. candi-
date, Is at tho best irkaome and difficult; that
he is fettered 10 action, and restrained 10
criticism by the knowledge that whatever he
might say, or do. is CLOSELY scanned by thous-
ands-eager to find In It what may be 80 inter-
preted as TO annoy or perplrx those who are
supporting him as candidate, and to whom
his shsckled condition will not permit him o
be serviceable. The undersigned. therefore,
withdraws absolutely from the conduct Of the
Tribune, and will henceforth. until further
notice, exercise no control nor supervision
over Its columns.
(Signed.) HORACE GREELEY.
The editorial management of the Tribune
falls upon Mr.. Whitelaw Reid.
The Regular Republican Nominee Beat
en- by Boilers.
NEW HAVEN, May IA.
The coalition to elect Senator Ferry has
succeeded. The House, to-day, gave him SIX
teen majority, and the Senate gave HaWley
seven majority. Ferry's majority On joint bal
lot on Wednesday will be nine or ten. Haw-
ley was the regular Republican nominee.
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BBURNaAM'S SUPERIOR YEAST

BBURNaAM'S SUPERIOR YEAST
PowDERs.-Having used Yeast Powder in our
families for several years. we give decided pref
erence above all others to that prepared By
EDWARD 8. BUREh.M Graduate OF Pharmsrv.
No. AL King street, near Calhoun street, Charles
ton, 8. q. i: King Mansion Boarding House, JULIUS
Petsch. B. @. Webb, George L. Holmes, George ..
Pezer, N. D., John T. Wlghtmsn, D. d. "illam
Smith, Master Nachinist, s. O. & 4
apr5-3mos =,
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m- STATE sUNDAY-sCHoOL CON

es- STATE sUNDAY-sCHOOL CON.
yENTIoN.-DELEGATEs PLEASE NOTICE..
Convention meets In trinity Church, basel street,
Charleston, at A. NJ, "WEDNESDAY, 18th May. i
Q. Delegates paying full fare to city will be re-
turned free by the different Railroads on presen.
tstion of Secrerary's certificate.
8. pslega es will report at Trinity Church, where
homes Will be assigned them.
J.BACHMAN HASKELL,
mayl14 Secretary. Il
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T8EWE4THER THIS DAP.
WASHINGTON, Nav IL

WASHINGTON. May IA.
Clear and partly cloudy weather, and east
erly to southerly winds, Tor the New England,
Middle and South Atlantic States on Wednes-
davs thence westward Increasing cloudiness
and eastery to southerly winds. Dangerous
winds are not anticipates; but Increasing to
brisk and possibly high winds ore probable
for Lakes Michigan and Superior tonight or
on Wednesday morning.
Yssterday's Weather Reports OF the
Signal Service, U. 8. A.-4.47 p. M,
Local Time.
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Gperial Notices.

gs> "a GRAND IRISH FESTIVAL
under ths patronage ofthe Irish Ride Club, will
be held at sehutzenplatz on 27th and 2sth instant.
Cards Of Invitation, twenty-five cents 9: ch, may
be had from the undersigned, and elsewhere, as
will be afterwards announced.
JAMEsJ. GRACE, -i'',, :
D. o'NEILL, A.G. MAGRATH, JB.; ;s
JAMES h. WELSH, T.o'BRIEN. -
may16-1 fH::i
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THE CARLLsT INSURRECTIOM

PARIS, May IA.
Reports have been received from Cariet
sources that the insurgents have occupied
Blllabos, aud Don Carlos has. entered Blscay.
The Cariiss are masters Of three Basque pro.
vlncrs, and an important engagement is ex-
pected in Biscay. ,,..,
Fifteen thousand government troops are
now concentrated In the department OF Bis.
cay. Opposed to them are seven thousand
Cdrsts, who adopt the Fabian policy. Re.
garle, Elio, Rods and several other Carlist
leaders. who escaped into France, have been
arrested bY the French authorities.
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vatives are overwhelmingly in favor of using
Liberalism to defeat RadicaIism. They should
Stand In the Baltimore Convention prepared
with their votes and their energies to impress
upon the convention the Southern view Of
the emergency. In the decisionbf the great
question before the country the voice OF the
Southern Democracy should be heard, and
the Northern Democracy should heed 1t, for
with ns the question, If not one of life or
death, Is at least one of hope or disaster.
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TIE HAPLESS HOWARD.

WASHINGTON. May l3.
A letter from Cadiz says that Dr.. Howard
suffered considerably on thu voyage from
being loaded with heavy chains, but upon the
request of the American officials at Cadiz the
chains have been removed The action Of
Congress relative to bis case had not then
reached DR.. Howard nor the Spanish officials
at CadiZ,
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GB THE FRIENDS AND ACQUAINT-
ANOES OF Mr.. and Mrs. SAMUEL a. NELSON
and family are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral Of the latter, at Trinity Church, Basel
street, THIS AFTERNOON, at half past O'Clock
with. ut further Invitation. rnay1bss;
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TIE ENA11oNA1 CAPITAL.

WASHINGTON, May IA
The House committee on naval affairs have
agreed to report In favor Of the construction
OF ten soops OF war.
In the Senate to-day Scott called up the bill
extending until March 4th the extraordinary
powers conferred on the President In the Ku-
Klux bill. ;s!lA-4sf
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THE M1oH1aAN MINERS, STRIKE.

DETROIT, MicH:. May IA. :.
that the etrike is general at Calm net, Hecla,
Schoolcrait, Quincy, Franklin and PsmabIck
Mines. Two Thousand men have been en-
gagged. The rinelpaders of the Calumet and
HecIa mines were arrested, but were rescued by
the mob from Elk deputy sheriff.: No one has
been injured as yet. The strike has been
going on twelve days.
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THE CASE OF DIR. HOUSTON.
BALTIMORE, n. May Ii.

In the Superior Court, this morning, the
counsel for the Rev. l.. D. Houston fled dec
'laration in the libel suit brought by Houston
against the proprietors OF the Baltimore Amer-
lean, laying the damages at one hundredfhou-
sand dollars. The committee appointed 6y the
church authorities are about commencing
their official Investigation of the charges
against Dr. Houston. - 5lt.i7-sss,s,.sz. .
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SPARKS FROM TIE R1REs.

Edward King, of the firm of James Robb
d King. is elected president Of the New York
Stock Exchange.
The British Parliament adjourned yester-
day, the Commons to the 9th, and the Lords
to the 31st.
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@- STATE sUNDAY-soHOoL CON-
OF ExERoIsEs AT TRINITY

0aoAhSA1.
FIRST sRasIoN-wgDNBaDkY MORNING., ...i.
ESQ o'clock.-welcome TO Delegates. Tempo,
rary Organisation. Appointment Of COMMITTEES
on Permanent Organization. Religious Exer:;
cises. Report OF Committee On Permanent Or
ganizatlon. Election Of oniceH. Appointment
Of Committees: >rz'ts -:'s;ss'j ,'tiii
II 13o-Report Of Sunday School work in esrh'
County OF the STATE In Alphabetical osder., '.l'5:
/ 12.so.-The Bible Authority for the Sunday.
school--Rev. THOMAS sMYTHE, D. D., Rev:.W.
lP. JACOBS. Il. f.4.f57 slP,..i1 4
1.s0.-The Moral and Intellectual Fitness or:
Children to Receive Religious Impressions and
Training-Rev. A. ]. STOKES. 49,
/ 2-Openlng OF Question Box. Ii,
! a0.-Adjournment. - :
/ SECOND sBssIoN-wEDNRsDLY.Rv EVENING. l.t..',
+ so'clock.-Public Aeeting. Additional Repurta
from Sunday Schools In the State. Addresses: 2,
/ 1.-History and Progress OF Sunday Schools
W L. DEPASs. ..Fi ss.s.issSffEy,
/ 2.--lmportsncs Of sunday.Schools to the SafetS
and Prosperity Of the Country-Rev. E. J. MEY-;
marble, D. D., and Others. may16l
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NEES PER STEAMSHIP

~CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
that she is THIS DAY discharging carge at Pier
No. !, Un.on Wharves. All Goods not taken away
at sunset viii remain on wharf at eonsigneesi
risk. N0RDECAI CO.; 81.
msy14.2 .FAgeAts.sTa
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funeral Nptirss.

@ THE RELATIVES, .FRIENDs,AND
Acquaintances OF Mr.. and Mrs. ALFRED HUGER
are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral Ser
vices Of the former, at ST. Michael's Church, THIS
MORNING. at half.past 10 O'Clock. msy16-.
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S- CONS1GNEEs' NOTICE. CON-,
s1GNEEs by Norwegian Bark DRAUPNER are
hereby notified that she has THIS Day been en-
tered under the Flve.Dsy Act. Goods not Per-
mitted at the expiration Of that time will be sent
to Customhouse Stores. RAVENEL Co..
may11-6
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A QUESTION OF HOPE OR DIs4STER
FOR THE SOUTH.
from the Columbia Phenix.

The question that the convention will be
called upon to settle Is one upon which the
South is entitled to be heard. According TO
the lights at present before us, IL IS unoenIa' a
~ that the Southern Democrats and Conser-
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MH- DR. ANDERSON HAylNu KIT
TURNED to the city, oilers hls services "a Surgeon
Dentist. Dental Rooms southwest corner King
and Liberty. .sti ee:s. 49, apr30 7
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~IT Is SAID THAT WITHIN THE
last six months i've hundred thousand families
have adopted the DOLLAR REWARD SOAP" az
the best. DowIE, NOISE & DAVIS, Agents.
Charleston, 8. @. ~ a'a5= 80
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AFFAIRS IN THE STATE.
CHAT FROM COLUMBLA.

Acquittal OF q Crazed Murderer-The
Financial Fog-About that Injunc-
tion-The Opening OF the Political
Campaign.
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MoRTUARY REPORT Fur THE WEEK

The following is the official return of deaths
for the City of Charleston, for the week end.
ing Nav IL, 1872:
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NoTr-The weather report dated TAT O'Clock
this morning, will be posted In the rooms OF the
Ghsmbtr OF Commerce at 10 O'Clock A. d., and,
together with the weather chart, may 10Y Lne
cnSrtesy OF the Chamber) be examined 10y snip
masterS at any time during the day.
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w- NoTICE.-AFrER THE 18th
instant, tho steamer PILOT BOY VIII leave for
Savannah, Beaufort and Way Landings every
WEDNESDAY MORNING, al O'Clock. .'l' Jig !
Returning, will leave Savannah every THURss
DAY AFTERNOON, at 8 O'Clock. = n. x,
RAyENEL, HOLMES CO., .,
| msyl6.3 Agents.:
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~ NOTICE.-THE BRITISH BARK
!"zeLIA." Q. T. Holten Master. from Newport, ,
has THIS DAY been catered at the Customhouse,t :
under the Five. Day Act. All goods not Permitted
at the expiration Of that time, Will be Seut 10 the
public stores. HENRY GARD, Agent. +
mayl6.6 as.sslss E.--si.-s;.i =::.sS
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RROAPITULATION.
Whites Z, Blacks and UoIored 2l-t0tal 28.
Hotel ArrIvaIs-May I3.

GEO. 8. PsLzsR. N. D., City Registrar.
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THE PEOPLES CANDIDATES.
FACTS IND GOSSIP ABOUT GREELEY
and BROWN.
The Latest News by the Wires-First
Week OF the Canvass-The Blue Hens
Chickens at Cincinnati.

The Mobile Daily Tribune hoists the names
of Greeley and Brown at the masthead this
morning, subject to the action of the people,
throagh their representative convention,
which meets in Montgomery on the 18th June
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OlU 8 z 9 o ?
DEATH.
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and they could not discriminate, but must
legslale now for all.
Alderman Moran said he was the author Of
the bill, and did not refer to any but the pres
ent city railway when he drew 1t up.
Alderman Pezsr asked for information as
to whether this new road was liable 10 incor-
poration tax, as 1t did not seem 30 from the
manner in which they had gone to work.
Alderman Simonds said he was opposed to
this special legislation. He did not see why
In trying to strike at this new road they should
double tax the old company. he was re-
quested by the president of the present rail-
/ road company If the matter came up In Coun.
Gil to request that it be laid over until he
coul& .ay before Council some Important lnfor-
nation on the subject.
Alderman Voi2t withdrew his amendment.
and moved the postponement of the bill.
Carried.
The bill to abolish the detective Office
was brought up, and on motion of Alderman
Volgt was postponed.
Alderman Voigt further stated that he had
been called on by Messrs. James Simons and
NJ. P. O'Conuor, who were now preparing an
opinion in the matter of the Enterprise Rail-
road.
At this point in the proceedings The Mayor
stated that the hour for the meeting had been
chosen at the request of large number Of
the aldermen, but it required resolution to
change it permanently. Alderman O'Nelll
moved that five O'Clock be taken as the regu-
lar hour. After some discussion the motion
was adopted.
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Candidates in the Parishes.

The names of candidates in the
ncighboring parishes Will doubtless
possess some interest for many of our
readers, and we have accordingly COM
piled, from exchanges, the following
rather formidable list:
JACKSON PARISH.
For State Senate-Judge +. NJ. Ora
ham.
For Reprcsentative-H. II. Stevens,
J. ID. Williams, DIR. \. c. Simonton
and J. II. l<avanaugi
Parish Judge-Judgc Nat Rivcs and
J.J. Nelson.
Sheriff.. G. w. Lewis, A Sander
son, w. S. Robson, w. IT. Allen, aud
j. +. McCiendon.
CIcrI>-M. Dicl<crson, r.. Il. McAdams
and G. Ives.
IsecOr'lcr-N. Nj. Smith.
UNION PARISH
For Reprcscntativc-AI. =. Pipes, and
DR.. j. \. Dozier.
Parish Judgc-Benj. Ford and T. c.
Lewis.
Shcritf'--Jo ohm NJ. Lee.
Clerk. w. Reid.
RICHLAND PARISH.
For Sherih'-D. II. Mcintosh, j. a.
Liddell,--an Jno. S. Summerlin.
Recortler-B. Hatch, w. p. Mang-
ham, j. A. Thompson and w. ID. Oil
Vcr.
Clerk. N. PITTS, w. A. Scott, and
w. II. Prewitt.
CIAIEORNE PARISH.
For Rcpresentativc-Cap Thos.
Price and II. =. Webb.
Parish Judge-Iudgc j. S. Young
Cterk-W. j. Rcams, j. \. Rici,-
arllson, S. ID. Spann, Ben r.. Coleman
and G.. w. Beck.
Shcriil:-W. II. AycoclS.
CANDIDATES lITIIJUDICIAL DISTRICT.
For Judgc-Col. a. 6. Hill, Judge
Jas. G.. 4,san and Judge II. b. Tomr-
kinS.
Dist. Attorncy-Jas. w. Wilson,
and Jas. w. Young, of Claiborne; j..
+. Picrson, Bienville, and +. L. Mayo,
of Union.
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Curious JaW-BOne.

Mr.. L. Lanucrneau, living in Cald-
we'll parish, has found a singular jaw
bone, which is thus described by Mr..
c. T.. Laudcrncau:
The bone is nearly three inches and 4
half long, and from the shape, there
has been onc-half inch broken off, max
ing about four inches i'll length. 1t is
one aud three-fourths inches wide. 1t
has the appearance of having belonged
to Il powerful animal, its size consideS-
ed. There are no front teeth, and only
four jaw-tceth, they being about three
fourths of an inch long, exactly the
same size, and having no roots. The
front part of the bone has a curve and
comes to a point, and was evidently
used as Il tusk. Mr.. Laudcrncau has
shown the bone to his neighbors and
others, who say they never saw any
like it before. 1t was, perhaps, an ami
NAL about the size of the common rae
coon, but much superior in strength.
What sort Of an animal was il:
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II is II sad thing TO pass through life only
hatfatiNc. Yet there are thousands whose
habituaf condition is one Of iauguor and de
bility. they complain of no Specific dis
ease they suffer N" positive pain; hnt they
have no relish for anything which affords
mental or scnSu"us pleasure. III nine eases
arises from ~ morbid stomach. IndrcS-
ton destroys the energy of both mind and
body. Whrn the waste of naturC is not
supplied by II due and regular assimilation
OF the food, every organ il starved, every
fHnrtiH interrupted.
Now. what does common sense suggest
under these circumstances of depression
The system needs rottSing and st rcugth
ing; not merely for an hour or two, to sink
afterward into Il more pitiablc condition
than ever (aS it aSsuredty would do if an
ordinary alcoholic stimulant were rcsnrt" cd
to. ) but radically ana permanently.
How is this desirable object to be accom-
plished? The answer to this quest ion
! founded on the unVarying experience of a
| quarter of "A ccnSury- is easily given. In
| fuse now vigur into the digestive origins by
Il course of l1OstCttcr'S stomach l1ittcrs. DC
| not waste time by administering tenn pOrarN
| remedies. but wake the system up hy rccu-
| peratin@ the fonHtain-hcad Of physical
! strength and energy. the great organ upon
| which all the other organs depend for thcil
| nurture and support.
| BY tho time hat a dozen doses Of the
| great vegetable tonic and inVigOrant have
/ been taken. the feeble frame Of the dy~pcp'
! tic will begin TO feel its benign influence
| Annette will he created, and with appetite
the Capacftv to digest what il graves. Per
severe until tho cure is CDmP!ctC-NHti
hcalthfrl blood, lit to be the material o
flesh AVID muscle, bone and nerve anC
| braiu flows through the channels of circu
latiDr inst cad of the wat"rv pahulum Will
| which they have heretofore" been imperfect
~ nouri~hcd,
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District Camp Meeting.

The Methodists of the Rayvillc dis
trict, comprising several tiourishinS
churches, will hold Il camp meeting at
Rayville, beginning on Thursday before
the 3rd Sunday in next month. Pre-
paratiOns will be made FORA large con-
course Of visitors. The people OF that
section are hospitable and prosperous,
and will no doubt make the occasion
one of.enjoymcnt for all of their guests
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-06-29

The Madison Journal comes to lis
draped in mourning for the death of G.
ID. Towne, Esq, eldest son of the editor,
Col. Il. Il. ToWnc. The young man
4 circular saw. We tender to our af-
nictcI brother our heartfelt SYM
pathy, and trust that his wcll-n,aturcd
mind may furnish him with philoso-
ply to withstand this rude and gricv-
OllS shock.
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HOMER COLLEGE.

This College, now lit its twelfth scholastic
year, is in session from the first Tuesday in
september to commencement Day, We'd
ncSday after third Sunday in June. The
corps of inst Glctinn IS fun the course Of
study ample; the library and apparatus al
cuilatc; the endowment in hopeful progress;
locality cfnincntlY hcathftii, and cofntnuni-
tv Intelligent and refined.
Tuition, 81 90 and 500 per month, in al
vance, for the term. BOARD, from $3.50 to
Sl3.Oo per month. Contingent, 81 80.
For further particulars, address Rev. J. +.
CoHE, President III. G.
w. +. AIORELANp.
marlG:..,jtf PrcS't Board Of Trustees.
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DR. NATHAN DANIDSOIIN.- - This
gentleman, the recipient Of diplomas
from three universities anIa practitioner
Of long experience, has just located in
our city with the intention OF practicing
phySic in all lis varied branches. He
near the depot. See the Doctors card.
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MONROE ADVERTISEMENTS.
GALE OF CHOJDSANT

TOLL. BRl DIG AS
BY virtue OF the authority in mo vest ed
by Ordinance No. -, adopted tho 18th June,
1872, on
Saturday, goth July, 1879.
l will offer ut public SALE ut the Courthouse
door, the lease Of Choudrant Toll Bridges
for the term of five years, from the first of
August, 1872.
Terms of sale: The highest bidder (with
good and solvent strctyt to pay ouc-tfth of
his bid in cash, and for the balance to ono
cute his four several promissorN notes pay
1876, respectively. Tho lessee will be rc-
quired to build bridges within three months,
in accordance with plans and specification
on file in the office Of the Police Jury.
At the same time and place, will sell for
cash, to the highest bidder, all the materials
of the old bridges.
JULIUS ENNENiOSER,
President Police Jury.
June %, tS1:,.-td:tni
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EDUCATIONAL.
TONER MASONIC
FEMALE COLLEGE.

The exercises OF this Institution began on
tho first Monday. in.Septemper last
Tho scholastic year is divided into two
sessions of twenty weeks each-tirst ending
tho last of January; tho second the last OF
June.
l.. F.WiLCoN, President, and Prof. of Latin,
Mental and Moral Science.
Miss IL. VAUGHN, Teacher in Literary De-
partnlent and fnstructrcss in French.
Miss II. Calhoun, Assistant in Literary
Department..
K. Il. LIoNosEI, Prof. of Music.
TERMS:
Pupils admitted ut amy time and charged
until end OF session. No deduction in tut
ton except for protracted sickness.
Instrumental Music, with use
Extra lessons in Vocal Music 100
rrcnch ..'............... ................. 200
Hoar.i' exclusive OF w,,sn;n" -"
lights, and articles for toilet
II paid i'll advance, for each
session . " '.',..'''''.''.'.>..,....i25o
Incidental, per srss"n..........,.. 100 -
lah"rs OF the tenth year OF his connection
us President. with the Homer Masonic
range of studies has been aus extensive IA
amy institution Of tho kind, and the mode
of instruction has bee" To- i"'part "a thorough
knowledge OF those studies. The discipline
in the College and boarding Department. has
been tiru, constant. but parental. Tho
health OF tho pupils has been invariably
good. In continuation Of the above, rcfoT-
cnre is confidently made To the patrons OF
The Institution and former pupils scattered
throughout North Louisiana. ...s
Additions arc being made to tho Boarding
,l"ust. SO that a large ht,tthcr Of pupils can
he accommodated in the family OF the Pres
idcnt.
We, tho undersigned, having been ac-
lnaintca viii, the Workings of tho institu-
ti"n during the time it has been under the
management of Prof. Wilcox, very cordial
tN recommend II to OUR friends as !, suitable
place I" send their daughters.
II. \. JONES, w. NJ,
a. WARD, =. W.,
john - HoNNG, j. W., -
andJudGo Parish Court, =
j. II. RAMSEY, Sec'y, %
| Il. u. VAUGHN, Treus., 3
j. &. Ea\N. Judge .
| District Court,
Roy. j. Y. DAVIDSON.
Eoh'y ). 1872. 2O:ly