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PROCLAMA ALTON.
500 90 REWARD.

WHERAs, l. appears by information re-
w ceiN ed by me tfat HENRY WOODWARD
charged with mnnslaughter, in Chickasaw
county, in this State, escaped from jail al
Houston, on the 18th day of June, 1876, and is
still at large;
Now, therefore, /, J. NJ. STONE, Governor
of Mississippi, do offer the above reward for
the arrest and delivery of the said Henry
Woodward to the Sheriff of Chickasaw county.
And do, moreover, require all officers of this
State to be dihgent in their efforts TO arrest
said fugitive, Henry Woodward.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal
r., of the State affixed, at Jackson, the
- u 18th day of July, \. d. 1876.
J. NJ. STONE.
By the Governor:
JAMS HILL Secretary of State
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PROCLAMATION
$50 90 REWARD.

WHEREAS, 1t appears by information re-
w ceived by me- that EoRGE DAVIS. con
Wet, effected his escape, July llth, 1876, from
the Penitentiary guard. near Jackson, Mis-
sissippi and is still at large;
Now, therefore, l. J. 81. Stone, Governor
of Mississippi, do offer the above reward for
the arrest aud confinement n Jail of said con
vicI, George Davis payable by Messrs. Ham
ilton & Hebron, Lessees of the State Peniten-
tiary. And | do moreover require all officers
Of this State to be diligent in their efforts TO
arrest said fugitive, George Davis.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal
of the State affixed, at Jackson, this
L. - 18th day of July, A. d. 1876
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We we're delighted by call, on Sat
..lsr Inst. from Our friend, Col. Frdntz of
IN. Brandon Republican, " Who was return
.i.,h3ue from q campaign tour IN the in
.,.-..rofHI, excellent paper
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r.>rpAr. FEMALE INsTIrUTE.-The
...f1..,.tre wear of thi@ institution will
oo Tue-cay, the 26fh September.
~. ...r. .u-ri.tI attention To the announce
..f..fa4.i u another column.
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On. ZEALY's SCHooL.-It will be seen
N card ia CTR advertising columns that
RrH Dr.. Ietly proposes opening Semi
pay for girls, on the 4th EePtem Der, in the
Basement Of the baptist church. The Doe
Pr has had considerable experience as
President ofpemale Colleges in South Car
2 iaa. His terms sxactIy suit the timcs.
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Reward OF FIVE HUSDRED Dol
.f.red by the Governor for the
l1" vi conviction Of the unknown party
r., g.s,llid and killed The L, Foote, in
W. l;r,-on. on the night of 18th june.
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CmcKAsAw FEMALE COLLEGE, To-
o,tsi az Pon.otor, Miss, opens is twenty
.fna year ON the 18Th September. See an
,aaeceneut in another column. We are
aisa.sd to learn that the College is in 4 very
4 --r..lIun nuuiitinl.
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CROPS IN YAzoo.-A correspondent

CROPS IN Aqua correspondent
of THE CLARION reports that:
''The crops are not very gOod for want OF
rain. The hill crops are somewhat better
than those in the valley. | was down the
river Il few DAYS since and was surprised At
the backwardneSs ofcrops. In many places,
the cotton was not over two inches, and
corn some tive or three feet, and most OF
til II had yellow, sickly color; but farmers
are hopeful. and say with Tain on time, ;
they will come out all right"
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VI RE-MkRRfLL-Ia Criumhu-, Miss
on Thursday. the 1877. inst by Rev. j. u
McClintock, MIR $50. r. MOORE, OF Mont
gomery, Als., To Miss 5CLIErT& MERRILL, oi
this city.
1T is the East. and Jiliet i the sun.
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AAlAl4A-E-HlA-zlila
DEB.

A. her late residence, in Jackson. this
~ ednesday} morning, At 7;S0 O'Clock,
NlRs. ANNIE, wife of J. b. Cadwallader, in
he thirty eightb year OF her age. She
ksyes a husband and two children, and 4
! PSI OF friends 70 mourn her lesS.
Blessed ate The pure in heart, for they
thhl see Cod"
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AississiFrI COLLEGE, CLINToN.-
fhe tSenty-Sixth annual session opens
#ptember zith. The college, we are graf
~ 10 know, is increasing in patronage
pa prosperity. IL is the pride Of the de-
eomnation that has rallied so jealousy 10
y support. Rigid discipline, thorough in
EraeJion, and log terms.'' is the platform
Apoa which it is achieving success.
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IHE proposed excursion by West
saeksou Fire Company, No. /, to Nicks-
Rsrs, on Tuesday next, promises to be a
" success The fare 20 Yicksburg, steam
e'At ride, etc, is only 81 80. The Nicks-
~ A-emen are arranging to give the ex-
aar'ionist, hearty reception. The v. & Nj
Boa will have 70 ming all its extra cars
Ia acquisition 10 Accommodate the number
z oo VIII want to 90.
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CAMP MEETING. The fourth annual
Camp Meeting will be held at the Camp
Ground near CrytaI Springs, beginning on
Wednesday, August III. During the meet
Il .. "Trip tickets" to Crystal Springs and
ts,Grl from ANY station between Canton
apd New Orleans, will be Issued at one and
nua-Gfrh of one fare.
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FEMALE COLLEGE.
under Baptist Auspicc-I
Bro NVu@NilIC. TOmua
$40. September 9th. 1876.

REV. G, W. JOHNSTON, l.. t. D.. PnE-uryr,
Assisted by full corps of experienced
Teachers.
/ 0CATION-B Brownsville ID siuatcd ON the
u Memphis e. Louisville Railroad 55 miIcs
from the city Of Momphs-uu OLD town of
600 inhabitants, noted Tor the health, refine
mcnt and high -ocial position Of its people.
Tho grounds, several acres iu cEtput, ou uu
cmineucc 0ue-hat mile from thc public
square, ure well shaded and abunIauuy sup-
Piled with the hest quality OF water.
The college BuildIugs. three iu number. arc
large and spacious-9uc fitted up and well
furnished as 20 Boarding House the other
two, arranged with front OF lau feet, furnish
Concert Hall, Chapel Study Halls, rooms tor
recitation Music, Art Apparatus nud Li-
brury.
The teachingin an departments IS Horough
erteHt,ye and c0Wpisfe.
Charges for Five Months In Advances
Board, washing, liphi. lga.I and fuel. $40
College Department, including language. 20
Music with iu-trumcn t........ 20
Cali-thcuie-, Art goeaL proportionably
reasonable.
Write 20 President for Catalogue. etc.
July b, l-lj.-im.
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loan hIMRAIL

sAtANNAH, ia, September y, 1871.
To Or. ". II. Tut
DEAR SIR; Your Fl air Dye is the best
ever used. Yours truly,
L.O. MYERS.
July 12-2w.
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Seminary for Girls.
Rev. .. H. EeaIy, ID. h., Principal.

THIS School Is located in the Basement of
Il the BAPTIST CHURCH aud will be
opened on the 4rH OF SEPTEMBER, 1875.
TERMS, NcNTl{l4 = ADVANCE:
2enios Class, Academic Department-......S4 90
Junior - - ; &C
Primary Department............... -......... , OC
10 charge for Ancient Langua -es.
Parents or guardians intending to enter pu-
pils, are requested to confer with D.. EE4LY
at an early day
July y, IA-sd
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Sheriff Sale
W. J. ARMSTRONG, survr., etc,
VS.. : III. ia,
G. j. CoHEA.

III. fa,
G. j. Co4EA,
nY VIRfU Il of the above stated writ to me
ID directed from the Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Lawrence county, | will sell at pub
lie auction, to The highest bidder for cash, with
in the Ii .urs prescribed by law, in front Of the
City Hall, in the city of jackson on the first
MONDAY, the 9TH day of AUGUsT, lS1G, all the
right, title and interest the defendant has in
and to the following described property, to-
wit: An undivided Is interest in lots J. 2
and in the Cohea survey, containing ~ 60
100 acres each, the three constituting the Il y
of SEA of section &c. township 8, range J.
east; also lots 4 and in Cohea = survey, lot T.
containing % 24-l00 acres, and lot I, cOntai n
ing % 24-l00 acres. These two lots extend
from the New Orleans, Jackson and Great
Northern IaiToad west to the western line OF
the Et5 of NE14 Of section T. township >, range
east and is each 10 lS-l0D chains wide from
north to south. Lot No. T. the northern one of
the two, adjoins lot aforesaid; all of the Fl We
lots constitute tract of about 1873 jS-l0O acres.
Also lot No 3, 33-l00 acres. Lot Ne. 6 a-33-
100 acres Lot No. IL, ) LOG acres. Lot No
Il, 81 100 acres, I4ot No Is, acres as laid
dow. IN the map and survey Of Fl. C. Daniel,
made in the partition suit of w. b. Jelks, ct
al, ". ID. D. Cohea, ct al, in the Chancery
Count, Kinds County, lst District, all lyi-g
and being in the county of Iiu,,., state OF
Mississippi, levied uyV4 a8the property of the
defendant, and Will be sold'to satisfy the above
stated case ana al cost.
s. B. THOMAS, skegln
July 10, 76-3w.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CENTRAL
INSTITUTE.
Clinton. Kinds County, Miss.

THE TwENrY-FoURTH COLLEGIATE YEAR
Il viii begin THURSDAY. THE Born DAY o.
SEPTEMBER. 1870. For Catalogues. address the
President Of the Faculty, REV. WALTER Hut
NAN, Ii. II.
Possessed Of the abundant facilities whici
il has acquired during iis long and prosperous
existence. the Central Female Institute offers.
az moderate srPsHss. EDUCATIONAL ADNANrA-
CHS equaled by few aud not cNcelled boy any
similar Institutions OF Learning.
ROB 7 kELLS, Prest. b. Trus.
T. " CNrANlss Sec y.
July 10 Off
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Description

Age, Is; feet high; weighs about 175
pounds; color, between copper and black
small scar on cheek under rg ht eye; impudent
appea rance; square build.
July I9-3w
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REy. DE. erase and wife, Jno. W.
Robinson. Esq wife and two daughters,
inl Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bradley, are
lmong the recent local departures for
eaIth or pleasure. The caa't-gct-aways
4 i,h therp both
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Mrs. Cuthbert's Seminary

d "OPENS MONDAY, SEPT. llTH, for YouH z
E6 Ladies and Children. Boarding and day
school Full corps Of efficient and experiences.
teachers. Superior building, APPARATUS, etc
Special attention givea to A1nsic Cor. 18th
and Pine Sts, ST. Louis. ROf Catalogue ad-
dress Mrs. EuGESIA CurHBERr, Principal
July L. 976-ltn,
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DESCRIPTIONS

White; age, "A; height, feet5 inches; eyes
gray; hair dark small scar on shin.
July 10 76-3w.
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~. Cr-ruBEErs widely known Sem
Louis. will be re-opened septem-
h". see advertisement in another
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FAIR LAwS ISsrGFUFE.-We are in
fcceipt of Il letter from Miss Fanny Mosely,
kha Is now sojourning in Arkansas, in
bmch sue requests the announcement made
lhat Fair Lawn institute will be re-opened
IA the fail. The precise dlte, terms, teach
~. ITO A-ill be hereafter nude known.
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EDWARDS DEPOT. As we passe d
BIZ station few days since, Ne were
isrfeaby surprised at the number of recent
hmoyements MesSrS. Harrison q Lewis
r. ereeuGg a brick store at a coat Of fifteen
lhoussud dollars W. were told that this
Arm alone shipped ftteen thousand bales OF
Aouan Last saasan.
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DESCRIPTION:

Age, u; height, ) feet, 8 inches; complex
ion white; hair dark scar and male Qu right
side of face: small scar on right thigh.
July 10, '7G-aw.
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New ORLEANS, October ), 1870.
To Or. ". II. Tut. s
DEAR SIR: Hour Hair Dye bids fair to
run every other dye out of this market.
Respectfully,
IQRN hIMBAIL
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a REWARD OF FIFTY DOLLARS is of
fe-ed for the arrest OF Geo Davis, an e.
capped Penitentisry convict.
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THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
THE GREAT TRUNK LI4E
Fast Mail Route Of the United States.


is the most direct, convenient and economical
way of reaching Philadel phia and this great
Exhibition from All sections of the country.
Its trains to and fl ON Philadelphia will pass
through n GRAND CENTENNIAL DEPOT
which the Company have erected at the Main
Entrance to the ExhibitIo Grounds. for the
accommodation OF passengers vho wish 10 stop
at start from the numerous larrChotels con-
tiguous to this stat ION and the Exhibition
eQnYenIehee at the greatest value to visitors,
Railroad, which is THE ONLY LINE RUN
MING DIRECT TO THE CENTCNNI IL
BUILDINGS. Excursion trains viii also stop
at the Excampment Of the Patrons OF Hus-
bandry, at Elm Station on this raaI
The PENNsEEv"". RAILROAD Is TIE
GRANDEsT RAILWAY orc ,SI.ATIoN Is THE
WORLD. i CONTROLS SEVEN THotsAND MILES
o. ROADWAY, FORMING CONTINUOUS LIN Es To
PhILABELPHIA, NEW York, BAIT MORE, AND
WASHINGTON, OVER WHICH LUXURIOUS DAY
AND NIGHT CARS ARE RUN PROM CH}gAGo, ST.
Louis, LOUISVILLE, CINoISNATI, INDIANAPo-
lis, CsLUAgUs, TOLEDO CLEVELAND, AND
ERIE, WITHOUT CHANGE.
Its main line Is laid with double and third
tracks of heavy steel rails upon a deep bed Of
broken stone ballast, and its bridges are ali
of iron stone. Its passenger trains are
equipped with every known improvement. far
comfort and safety, and 8re r,tnat faster speed
for greater distances than the trains of any
line ON the continent. The Company has lage-
~ Increased its equipment for Centennial TIA
vel, and Will be prepared TO build its own shops
locomotives and passenger cars at short notice
sufficient TO fully accommodate any extra de-
mand. The unequaled resources at the com.
mand Of the Company guarantee the most per-
feet accommsdQt ton s-for ali its patrons during
the Centennial Exhibition.
THE MAGNIFICENT SCENERY for which
the Pennsylvania Railroad is so justly cele-
brated, presents to the. traveller over its per-
feet roadway ever-changing panorama OF
river, mountain, and landscape views une-
qualed in America
THE MANIFESTATION en- mi, line are
unsurpassed. Meals viii be furnished at suit.
abls hour, and ample time allowed for enjoy.
ing them.
EXCURSION TICKETS, at reduced rates
will be sold at all principal Railroad Ticket
Offices in the West, North " est. South West
BE SURE THAT YOUR TICKETS REAL
VIA THE GREAT PEyNsYLvhNrA K zU1E 4o.1HI
CENTENNIAL. FHAAk' THOMSON.
General Manager.
/ D. N. BoYD, JR., Genl Pass'r Agent.
| July 10, 76-tf.
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AAJoR sFEHEN +. POWER HAS made
annual call at The CLARION office, look
sood-natured and happy as ifhe expect
:" receive from Us large order for
bourbon and rye whiskies-those
4"uAfd, fine old brands-for which he is
e'a' agent. The Major enjoys SO extern
ana favorable a reputation as thor
guy reliable business man, that we deem
Unnecessary to say more in his behal
~ lhat ne is again on the grand rounds,
VIII receive and fill orders with dis
I'll he may be addressed at New Or
aus Lock Box, 2657.
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MlSstssPPI COLLEGE ENDOWMENT
eey. j. T. Parish has been appointed TO
York In south Mississippi for the endow-
bent Of Mississippi College. The Board OF
fra.Jces, and the Baptist State Convention,
h4ye faith in the ultimate, if not early sue
T.. Of this most laudable undertaking.
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HE Parlor Shoe Store wants the pub
" nave better understanding, and 10
i - safer footing, and hence its last an
"ee Inent, whiclpwill be found in auoth-
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M is sissippi Cole g e,
CLINTON. KINDS co. MISS.

WILL open its 18th Annual Session, Sep
w TENDER -, 1876, and close June ~ Isl.
\ fun Faculty, L gid Discipline thorough
Instruction aud Low Terms.
Board in College Hall. $40 80 per month.
Send 10 Rev. ". ;. WEBB, President OF the
College, for Catalogue.
". T. RATLIFF,
President Board Trustees
Clinton. Miss, July 10 .U-3m.
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-,p- WELLS are we'll patronized
.,o. Most Of the guests are from the
,a.. season.
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ROANOKE CoLLEGE.-The next SEES
- OF this Institution begins September
~ The last session WAS highly prosper
1'-i's attendance being III. and ranking
80 IN the Virginia Universities and col
"a ~ point OF numbers We observe the
E''"es OF seventeen students from Missis-
fpl. Prot Julius ID. Dreher, Secretary OF
aeu'ty- viii send catalogue contain
= iult Information about the college.
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JAMES HILL, Secretary of State.
DESCRIPTION

W. S. Crum is about feet 10 inches high ;
dark complexion; dark ha eel eyes prominent
forehead; upper freht teeth project; has n
three Fponsed soar forehead just AT the
edge Of the hair; of slender build; weighs
about 40 pounds
July l9-3w
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rEARL Hook AND LADDER COMPANY
4d blow out" last Thursday evening,
@'AG which there was feast of cake and
now OF punch. II 1t has become the rule
AA' newly elected officers are to stand
." Tue next thing in order will be an
seaendment to the constitution requiring a
.aoge Of officers every three months. Mr..
b.1 -eN' l. Lester has recently been elected
N TT3a ll OF this company, and, were he not
8haIatFE tLARIoN staff, we would feel al
~ ~ To say that he is the right man IN
Isht place. We say so, anyhow.
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80 F HELM, ESQ, has returned
from 'n'
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has the largest lot of LADIES'.
IL MISSES. CHILDRENS and
INFANTS SHOES ever offered
in JACKSON, at the lowest pri9es=ffom .
cents
We mean business when We say that We will
sell at figures that will astonish the oldest in
habitant. We desire TO hefriend the soies
of the people 10 the best We know we can
give them "Ata." We sell so low that those
| with gcad s.deTstaHd:ags will see that our sales
are almost t6otless. II we cant show almost
/ every variety of Boots and Shoes that any
| other establishment can, and many more they
can't, and at lower prices, then we are Taisss-
ken.
Good Shoes are now cheap one need go
without, or poorly sRod. No trouble to show
goods no h4fSrepresentations- Quick sales
: and Shortest kind of profits. Call at
| PARLOR SHOE STORE,
| July l9-1m SPKxGLERs CORNER.
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. Teachers Convention to day.
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JONES :. HAMILTON. JOHN L. HEBRON,
HAMILTON & HEBRON,
LeSSeeS Mississippi Penitentiary,

jackson. Mississippi.
WAGONS, NO TOP BUGGES
SPRING WAGONS, CARTS,
PLOUGHS AND WHEELBABROWS,
For SALE MADE TO ORDER, BErNtREn.
All Kinds of Fancy and Plain Wood and
Iron Work made to Order.
BEDSTEADS, pam and TrRNEp,
COTS, WASHSTANDS. CHAIRS,
BUREAUS, DESKS, SAFES,
TABLES. PICTURE FRAMES.
MATTRESSES, Enc. Ero.
Made to Order and Repaired
ROOTS SHOES AND BROGANs, For Sale
and made to order in any number. Planters
aud Merchants supplied. All Work guar
anteed and most reasonable charges made
OAK PoPLAE, WALNUT AND PINE LUN-
BEI, Seasoned and Dressed, for sale.
gass-A Liberal Discount to the Trade-oE
Highest Price paid FOR ahpcks, Moss, Wool,
and Hides.
Also Grind CORN ON WEDNESDAYS and
SATURDAYS.
Boiled or UnbOIGcd Meal.
July Y, 76-tf.
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CHICK ASAW
FEMALE COLLEGE.
POnIOIOc, mississippi.
Dissolution.

TNHE FIRM OF JOHN MCDONNELL X co,
l. is this day dissolved by mutual consent
The undersigned will continue the business
on and for his own account, and is alone au-
thorized to settle all claims due 10 or from said
firm, and feel grateful for the patronage hero
totore given me. and shall make every effort
for a continuance Of the same.
JOHN MCCONNELL
July T. l976-2w
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NFW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Centennial Exhibition
PHILADELPHIA, PA.


HNHIs GREAT INTERNATIONAL EXHI-
l. BITlON, DESIGNED TO COMMEMO-
RATE THE ONE Jun DREDTH ANNIVER-
SARY OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE
OPENED MAY 10TH. AND WILL CLOSE
NOV EMBER l0TH, 1876. All the Nations Of
the world and all the States and Territories
of the Union are participating in this won
derful demonstration, bringing together the
most comprehensive collection Of art treas
ures, mechanical inventions, scientific discov-
cries, manufacturing achievements, mineral
specimens, AMI agricultural products ever ex-
hIbited. The grounds devoted to the Exhibit
ton situate ed on the line of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad and en- brace four hundred and
fly acres Of Paramount Park, all highly i'm
proved and ornamented, which are erected
the largest buildings ever constructed
of these covering an area OF fifty acres and
costing IS, 100000. The tots number of build
iGgs erected tor the purposes of the Exhibit
ton is near two hundred. DuringAthc thirty
days Immediately following the opening Of
the Exhibition million and quarter of peo-
pie visited it.
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY. 1876.
Conducted by the Spanish Government,
Capital Prize 100000

ORDINARY DRAWING DAYS.
CLASS No 9.4.........O On the 18th Of July.
CLAs& NJ. @7J.........0 On the lst Of August.
CLASS No. 96......... On the 10Th Of August
CLASS No 977........Oa the lst September.
O0O PRIZES and $4,000 to be distrib-
JUJ uted each drawing. This Lottery
never postpones the drawing or fails in any
every purchaser of tiesets Send money by
postofice or.sef registered letter, express or
daft Eend for circular. All prizes cashSd
At the rate of exchange.
Prices of whole tickets. SO; Aa.n tickets.
$40; quarter tickets, $5i &fth ticket, 81; tenth
ticket, 81. Parties or clubs buying over so
worth &c ger cent. discount address AL or
Ffs 16s Common ST.; New orleaRS- La.
n. B.-At the draxing 81 june 10th, lslG.
| Class No IA the Capital Prize Of SlUOOA
was sold in New Orleans.
July l2-4m.
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The Weekly Clarion.

-----7DAY -- JULY 10, 1876.
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ORDINARY nkAWING DAYS
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Major General.
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Nrw Oe1r,~e oct,har 1e-o

l. a. THOMPSON, Druggist.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-07-19
NHERI IAN
FEMALE COLLEGE
rev. q. VI. GOHDON, a. Va.

lie will b. assisted by an able Corps OF tcach-
crs.
CHARGES
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-05-08

Rinbnieb. Die 8ufubreu traren
mieber bepeuteub, Die ansobL betrug 1000
Stlde; cine 2abung 0 IL Stnden in
feinen Feif6tgeu a9rGben au 1925 i'm
@eptdt BON 1866 @fo. fano itatt. Stobt=
Wesger t~anfte1 az peridieoenen Breiien.
Der S6IuB bes MarftS mar Iebbait.
Stride Bufnbren: 1891 StI6. gers
fduFe: 600 Shid au $4.5o-5.35 fir
CUTE big EXTRA WeeSgersS ttere, $4.35
--4.65 fir vSee6ers" uno $4.5o-5. IS fir
quite biz aussep6bIte SeriaHStsG tiere.
S6Deine. Die 3ufubren tparen
gering umo sieulIide Nahfrage berrl6te
Don 1erieubern, Der Wsarft tuar felt uno
grciie UNI Sc per 1000 Pfb. b0ber. 8reile
lporen Sc. 95-7.l5 fir getpObnlide wno
$~7.25--7.50 fir quite bis IustpabI gers
ienbungss9 robe; i'm Nu9emeinen tuoren
bic 8erf6ufe $40.
Der Martt i9IOB felt. Die fril6en
3ufubreu betrusen 5000 Stiife.
g 6afe. = Der Nartt iper Eou.
Rur Elk 8ertauf Don 80 GtIden i'm 0es
pi6t bon los Bf6. su 1915 fano ftatt.