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, 1879-02-25
nn,track; md 2, 200 bu do at 43I4ac delivered.
| TQnt, III. 200 hr,

Total. 1o.0o0 BIT.
MORNING CALr~
Mess rotk~-H Hales G, $50 Iris al $40. .35fo1o 37!t
for March, sl0. 10 fal0. d5 fur Anrtl, and $1nb5
Tor Nay: thrd-.. 7io. tca st stan!H for n MNrsn,
lbs q 81 Il Tor Anil. ahgst rlbsl. 900. 300 t's
Stay. wheaI~Io. ooo bn 1t ilIa liic Tor Apsil.
2 O'Clock CALL.
Wheat wna ar1nct: sales being made Of 40, 900
bN at n51iEIitc for March and af"btli !ic fnr
fof May, and s7.ii6sl7 r. ior Jane. oats~.a5. 0to
brls It sio' 4sadsi6sS f' tor Arfii @ ana nd s1o. ss
10.67!f Tor May. 1.atd-1. 200 lea It 81. % tnr
Aptil and IS, 10 for siay. ' " w.
LATER,
{, Wheat .was frmcr, sclllug at 01K@D4Hc for
April, which cloaea at D4le. May via qllet At
o7Ae. ana March sold At u.H0oJ!&c, closlng ut
Go,q i, wss ss-, Sass at 80 tes Mey A ~
Mesa pork was In ontY fair soqucst, tho talcs ~:
gfcg.iinR 8, h1O bfls, ~ $40. 466l0.h0 for april
md SO 27}saol 30 for March;
1s!!i for Harcl', 50. DAN for April. and s7.oa:s
Mests-sa,es d. 0: 600 n. .bor. rib, at .s7.17xea
8. ~ for April and 81. for say; 60, 900 Ds
LAST GALL.
5fctE nnrk clnseu At 5l0 3,ie TO. 371<c for March,
STU I'D .47i is Apr!l aad sio :toa5 To- g!s fof
My. salss a:ovo bsls at 3i0.a5 70. ,Marcn,
Lard closed ~ 81. s5@a: VIZ for March: 81: n:MS
ea:: eD 4! es Il ssss fSt ses 81 sSo fy ~
Short rib. were stcady, with talcs Of 400, 600 ns
NJ S5. 17:16t5. 20 for April and sa 3:!i fur May.
, 1879-02-25

bFeg1oa1 ., .,,.,,,,
~ ~" 1'"S -, 's'an"ns.' ~ ..,,o
nss. - '''oe. :" =" 20 ,en ""s"''
d'-'o7' na' eo."' .'',S-o W. ..asS, ".'o ou'
eo'M'h,ca'' l''1. p"ss. ~, o's" w ea'.sSi
~" w., "a''' 11'o't w. po'S' @ a,e'o n'ra'
neet, 4'4oo 'es' eus,nea's' s, 'o''oo pkssi "'u'
e'3lo 1ca' whisky o9s pt's'
hxpotts - for sefcntf.l"o ho"rs tour,
:s'oN' prs; wheat' 4oo'ooo bu; eosn' 4oV'ooo
bu; rye "'ooo tns.
aoops NsesHEo
at tlla tors OF tneaeo Feo. II: Fu"'er bfos''
!,aa' faeHa sa'ti H. ~. AaSaen 1'o'+ sacKs aa'1'
y. IL heIth " 10, ' eases "Fy eooas' wilson
Nros' IL pkss anu q cases asy aouaai L'nb}' Az
Ncu y L'onS. 1'oo' "oaes t'n'p'ate' ta1S o.
Loseasf, ~ ouhu'es i'sh anu ofl herring; ~
, 1879-02-25

LIVESTOCK.
CItfCAG(1.

II. j. Dctmcss, Government Inspector. has H.
sued certificate to tho effect that, up to the pres
Cit timo, no case Ut plcuro- pneumonia OF other
contagious dleoaso Of catt,o tas bren discovered
Al tho uaton Stnck-yartla. Probably At M pro.
y!oHu rerI0d wero Western cattle in heaithlor
condition than Rt tho present ttn,s.
CArTLE-N -NccotvctL4lusing Sunday and Monday,
4, 0a0 head; saa'c tlmc last week, 800 head.
For tho butter grades 0f cattle the market was dull
md lowcr. Tho fact that tho receipts were larger
thar usual for tho first day Of the wcok, and that
news from tho East was b.u, led to a rcatrlctcd
shnung movement ant. decline In tho cInss Of
stock uaualiy takcn for ths Eastern markets
Of Raod fatl 1ndaoo per 100 lbs ~ com.
pared with Frlday'h quotations. Butchets' stun
lid not snnrc III tho 1loprussluh In fact, common
grades were active. aud wero faable at ID satafac-
There were number 0I lne dfores OH sale, hut
with ono or two exceptions there wtFe no transfers
very good uich Of steers that would fetch ~. 30.
The great bulk Ut tle sales to sh'opeEs wa nndes
". 0bH6.C0. ltntctera and cennorH bought ptin-
ctpallY At $..70 i.1b and fccdera Ut 81 lQS3 90.
For lle lnltur class there Was not much Gull. Only
snail ptoupft'on Of tho supply was lett oscF and
the market closed steaay:
QUOTATIONS.
Extra Dcoves-t1saded atccFs. Weighing
hoo 1ha s 9nwaf1s; Il
steers. weighing /. 5oo 10 j. 500 los.. 4.8o14 81
weighing i. loo 10 l.;5o lbs. .....:.... 4.oo1A.h0
Weighing i. 0;o to /. zoo ihs."....... o.75o4.oo
Butchers stock--roor to common
s,ccrs and common 10 cnotcc cows.
ioE City s!aushter, weighing SOU to
So0 10 j, o5o io...., .......:..;:.... e.ooba. 20
staus. bulls. aud sralawag steoEs ~. 2. Q01e so
Ffats Per luo loa '...-..,'..... 3.uole4.7
, 1879-02-25

Long clears quoted Ut 81. O.!i 1Uoso and 81. ON
buxru; Ctmberapds, S:i .5Glb IL, boxed long cut
hatns, RGAH,ac: et-nlckluj huns. T!s1SG for
lU to IT 70 average; green huns, Tl7Ao for came
Aycr"peE; green shoulders, 3t1c.
ltAcoA gu0felRt 4At|-,c f1s shoulders. Hls61hHc
for short ribs 6aiGtbe for niart cloars, bGtDc
for hnn,e, NIL canyussd and packed.
tNEAaE-Mas nnuteI nj 81 .0uGbh 80 for No.
w1l1tp. 4alG5io for Gool yellow. and 4!ift4hc for
brown.
DEEF PIlODuCTS-Wcr firm and quiet at
81. 1h8. 80 for eas. 81. .G0GtD 20 for extra mess,
1ati III. T6fhl8 on for l,ul1f.
TALLrw-Was quiet Ut 1lG1oac for city, AMI
Glu1fc fur country.
, 1879-02-25
sand interest.


10 ths Nfs.<rn As,ottaftd Tnss.
Nrw YouK, Feb. nt.-Quvcrnmonts were
,,,s,n e'
aeEa"5'
lsafToad bonds were trfeGa'af.
Statu securities were quiet.
Tic stock market to-day was active, but clos
fng sale, show decline In almost ,l,e entire i.t
eohs'defaes weakness was "'so'aseo NJ 'l'e
opening, nt1tl O Erec selling movement WINS IN
aagurasctf. which resulted In decline ranging
frntn L.G7Nt< rTnfnn poeff)c 1codfnr tl,a t,oun
, 1879-02-25

fAvefnool reported an advance Of Cd In lard and
Cd in mtats, while hogs At tho stock-f fAela were
In light supply and stronger. Tho general opinion
scesuod I" be that not much moro will bc dono In
packing this winter, and that tho summer work
Fill be much smniler this year than last.
Tho following Ia a dctaiteh statement Of the ship.
nents Of proYaiene tor tho week, and aInce Nov.
, 1879-02-25

1lou PnoDuCTs-Wese more active Ill round,
aud Al higher psires, portion Of tho advance bc'
Ing gained during saturday. Tas market opeLed
with brlsk demand VI tho early call. and tho
strength continued I'LL past nuon. when m easius
f&e.Iuu nM4naiI. tits ailtnn1 nakns ftpa &Hslers.
, 1879-02-25
I,fsFA1)STtrFF9s

FLoUR-Was rather quiet, though fair ship.
plug In9usy wua nutod, and the market was urtn.
The stocks Of shtpulng gsndes rather light. and
holders Of tho l1ts heso askcl prices which buyers
did not generally acccde to. Tilcro was laht
lucal trado. sa!cs wero reported OF 200 bsla vim
tets oil private terms: $50 brls springs al 9 t2l
Gs4.A0; 2Ug hrls snpcrlncB at g.. 40Ge2. il; 150
h1!s rye -Four on priyata tersna; aud rs br1a corn
flour do. Total, 1,ti01 bss. The following wns
, 1879-02-25

Latest quotations for February dol!yery on the
leAu,1lx articles tur tho IaaI Two business days.

Ths following rcre tue receipts and silip-
ments Of the leading articck Ut prouucc IN this
cttY during thu fofty'etght hours ending at
0'eioek on stonday lnornEhg. a,,d for the cur
responding date twelve months AGO:
, 1879-02-25

corn); 90 cars white oats, IS cars No. mixed,
Q cars rejected, chr no grade tN oats}; cnr
No. rye, IA cars No. 3 do, l car rejected tl6
rvc); 2 cars No. 2 barley, Is enrs No do, cars
cxtra, car feed, cnr no grade us barlcy}
Total. 003 ears, or $4,000 bu. Inspected out:
G,o57 bu wheat s5.5o' sa corn' soa bu oats
17,aA bu barley.
Three distinct propositions 10 amend ,hc rules
Of the Board Of Trade will be considered toslav
Immediately after the closing Of 'Clangc At
o'ciosk.
Qultc feature Of the trading yesterday WIS
sunle rather exclusive selling Of May corn lloro
in tue nctghhorsood Of 37;4c. By PARTIES w'lo
wcrc buying In Baltimore at 45c to lo delivered
there in tlIat uunth. Thc difference Of oul5
TIC per bit rroInisc! decided pratt on one
end Of tic deal. alA tllcy invested freely.
Sumo people talk Al II there never MAS 80
much whcnt In sight as now. At least they
ought tu ,o'lify tho claim Into "Almost norer."
Dornbnsrll's circular OF Dec. o, 1875, gives
o,074,050 qrs as then headed for Great britnin
AMI ports Of emil.
IT, Il .xst saai.' T. s., b. IA f fs oss 5s
Total, ou.... u........................... osl, 4is
For Jan. ~, 1870 VIC hhd / 1.4jO, 600 -.
BY headed. etc.. equal tQ, bu.. .... !, 600, 900
lit atKhf U. s., u....................ao III, Qe0
Total, hu ....... -. nj. 400
Being about Z, ,194 500 ha less than four ycars
aeo, nil at later date In tile winter noT tilah
then.
The leading pro1uco markets we're fairly act.
I've yesterday. aHd quito Irregular. Wheat ad-
vanccd II, but weakened e6c later. Oats wcro
tlrn,cr, barley utnl coFn aycraEcd Higher, with
stcadfer tonc than other markets. Provisions
were quite strong at The outset, but weakcuyl
Ia tic latter part Of the ecss1Dn. Tlrru was a
good deal Ut trading Of the post"l'oltday char
meter, md must of II seemed to be WCbtrrn,
with fair number Of ostacrs to buy on country
aceollnt. There was nut much doing for sp-
mont,
Dry goods wcrc moving freely for the season.
Prices were tiEn nil around, With blcachcl nnti
brown cottons showing VII advancing tendency.
Groceries continue In good dcrlart, a1lli most
lines arc firm ns,d steady. No changes were re-
ported in tho drlel-frutt and tIsh markets,
trade continuing fuir at very iull prizes 'r'ic
butter market was easy. Thc receipts nrc In
c1casing, and for creamery holders aud IL tllfll-
cult to obtain former prices. Cheese remains
| firm unlcr continued goud dcInatid.
Oils wcto reported quiet. with nu quotable yuri.
ntion III prices. Lard, linsccd, and tnrpenttnc
remain firm. Bngging was dull atstl unchanged.
| The tobacco market remains unsettled. Cual
! was firm at pFcrlous prices.
| Lumber was III fafr request artt steady. The
shipments are increasing, aud the trade between
city dealers is growing In corresponding ratio.
Wool and brooq,-corn were steady, the orlcr
business being up to The recent Average. The
salca OF seeds were light, aud the leading varfc-
ties tame under fuir offerings Of rather low
grades. Flax mud thu late seeds were firm.
tok tt.
, 1879-02-25

tt,.t; eta.m for noor to estra. Tho ,,tt., d.
tntns tur 4, hen conssnr,i stt,'I to ni1tt "a. Nh
Ss's !i:sa :ss2 VI, 's IT s: .s:f i
{rnn, laas weeks lyrragr tho Hh"n!1een'ly Ills dleren
ient wGlg''t: a!,' .nn,on to III s,nn1n.Enz Of
ateAAy. nc market clp,r :,
All aa!cs nF hugs nto mssc ,,,,n.,
OF ~ lbs for pi4gY sows and 10 io4 t 10 .h'lnk.g.
, 1879-02-25
FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Demand for Bank Acconmo-
dations Moderate.
Currency Tinkcring by Congress
Happily Ended.
The Produce Markets Active, and Gen.
emily slronger---Barley tn,
Chief Exception.
An Important Advance In Pro-
visions---Wheat Irregular.
FINANCIAL.

s--
FINANCIAL.
The week opens unusually ontct, csrec!ally as
there was m accumulation Of two days c.rrc- |
epoudsnee. Urdyrs from the country for bank |
accommodations dix, nut meet expectations, ami
city customers were Lackwa ard In tllcir offerings.
4 Tow vi tl,c banks rrport discount Inns about
Us high as try curc to hare them, whiEu others
l,ayo surplus they would be very glad 10 Unrest
in gIlt-etEed pafer at cas- per cent, but the reg
ula. rate is 8. Fur small parcels e(0l0 per cent
may be charged.
The deteat Of tho bill rcpcaltng the Rcsump.
tton act Is a so,1rco Of great reorganization
among our bankers aud businessmen gencr-
ally, 1t is strange that the sp1on. ut Wash
iugton, or at least considerable PORTION Of
them, must DO constantly "tiukcrlns !" with thu
currency, ss Geu. GurllcI EXPRESSED It, They
are Al tenoraut of Tue whole subIect ID they arc
OF their own instcniacance, except perhaps In
their ability 10 ,nischicf, and damage Immense.
ly the great business u,,<i fnanrtsl interests Of
the country. "uanda otl," Alessrs. Congress
men, who think you master greut financial prob
lems In two weeks. Lot tue country bo spaEcd
nuy more OF your "ttnkerihg,'' ailu the pcop1e
will tako caro- Of themselves. We hayo eo!t,.
bank and Rrvenback currency, all good u,.l
likely-lndeed, quite surc-to bu 10, II Cun9rcs-
fioual enpittcs in huance will only
riva The country time to prosper by
letting the pcople manage their own aiEatts In
their own wa7 under the laws, tsublcct u only,
al Douglas used to say, "to the Constitution
Of tho United States"
The market fot Eastern exchange between
banks coutspues weak aud rates Irregular. 70
the public they arc steady at Ito premium.
, 1879-02-25


New ORLEANS, Feb. 9L-SiGht exchange on
New York NJ par.
Sterling exchange, bankcrs' bills, 485]1.
FONEt1N.
LONDON, Feb. 2.--Consols, 90 3-16.
Amcricaa Securities -leadtns, 13k; Erie,
2796; preferred, 10.
United States bonds-G7s, 1oi; 10-4os, 104Ai
new b., 1003{.
PARIS, Feb. M.-Rentcs. 110f O0c.
, 1879-02-25
GRAIN IN Htul

GRAIN IN hfu1iT.
The New York Produce %1ehangc Hek'u gives
the following Us tho visible supply Of grain, com
pr!slng the stocks In granary at tho principal
points uf accumulation, at luke nnl scnboarl
purts anil In transit By rail, Fcb. III, 1871:
, 1879-02-25

DRESSED iIQHS-Wcrp In fnir request and firm
or. sales henx reported OF cars and 7;i0 hend Mt
sS hs mo.
ket.
EGGS-Wcro auiet at 12g 1eHc pcs toz, Tic
fcott al far
, 1879-02-25
6a. bM, n4. ,

i FTFFV{, 1 LNFN, / [kIFS. / IufiFp,
IN Afnrf. bh. bM, nj. bn.
Fen, II, lh7H. 10 I'll, 75D TO- Hi. tn 1:l, MI 4aU MI
Feb. II, Ih73 plt. 1tit 3 = ~ !. aI1 MT iAIt, aEl
FeI, IA7t 44n 41li1t :kA !I7, l. ea7 1, 7Ni 10
Jan, ~ lA7D. m l, ara XII III = I'M LA T. 3D t11
Jan. III 1871, ~. -5t. .aaI S1 9a hI III = aM III
Jan. II, tan, lA a+s.ItJI NJ H. lsH iA 1
JAM. I, lRD. II, uhG} H.ntl 7t&4,iE AIN 4, :14 2A
lleC ~, la1h III A1 s.i1: tii 7kL It Il. ~ II.
fuh. III t-7A. II ~. A. 4,HE Nj TIA T. 7EGI4
fE. II. 1871 A,. H.7I ,t77 |! ,b1 tht, -5
, 1879-02-25

FRUITS AND NuTS-The market had no sne.
calls new features. 1hceo wna coul grncrai itu.
tnanu, uni with very lew exceptions tho quoted
prices wcru adllcruL 10. App!Ga aN4 peaches wcsu
, 1879-02-25


&,N014. 81
4.0N14.h0
3,76l4.o0
1bDa 10
D0{t3. 90
2. Q019. so
3,Wn4.75
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ADVERTISING LODGES.

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heading, we think we have found some
thing interesting, and settle ourselves
for quiet enjoyment, when after reading
a few lines. we find that the advertisers
trick has led us astray, and we have
been reading that Compound Ertract
Sarsaparilld, Dandelion and Ldide of
Potassium purifies the blood and invig-
crates the Liver, and then adds, for
sale by Geo. w. Hoyt, Addoms & Clio
yer and Hurlbut Bros, Cheyenne, Wyo.
All, reader, we pity you. We have
been. there too, and learned that
Broun's Liver Pills do cure the Head
ache and Liver Complaint and that
nothing equals Bro,on's Extract Black
berry and Ginger for curing D%iarrhea,
Dysentery, Cholera Morbus. dawft
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of FIVE DIFFERENT ROUTES and
the advantage of Eight Daily Lines of
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to
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Examine your Tickets and refuse to buy
if they do not read ove this Road.
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usual baggage Free by this Line.
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Eastern Points "a be procured at all
Coupon Ticket Offices of Union Pacific
and all Western Railroads.
New York Office, No. AIS Broadway.
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For rates or information not attaina-
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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-01-04
the LOUISIANA OFFICIALS.
D1ayes Helping to Find Something Out.
(ChicagoTimes.1

ChicagO Times.
Nearly . month ago two special
agents were sout from here to inquire
into lhe political conduct Of federal
officials 10 the States Of Alabama and
L..aisiana. The supporters Of Col.
Live, tho independent candidate,
have changed al along that the indie
prodsats did not get the support they
dcsesved from the federal officers, aud
changes against Marshal Wharton and
CNllector Smith have been coming in
thick and fat ever since the election
s,assd. The special agent from Ala.
hans hos not yet returned. The
aeese from Louisiana has, and the re-
port ID severe in its criticisms Of
Whastou. Under the circumstances
h oould not we'll be otherwise. Close
upoo 10 heels comes Pitken, who was
tasssd oat to put In Wharton, and
Pitkiu's appearance here in Wash
inatoo at this time by no means bids
well foe Wharton. The real report
IN which Hayes will net in this Gu
si,ss display Of civil service reform
BY . uol6sn administration, limited,
Win y oade BY George Sheridan.
He hoa1e % office in the District, bat
jase 1ew 10 10 discharging it's duties
10 Looioiaos. Il 10 not believed his
repogo Vil) be friendly 10 Wharton.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-01-04

IN. 0. Item !

We several weeks ago pointed ont
tho contingency which has Just arisen
10 our State finances. From what
was them in sight it was apparent
that the January interest of the State
funded debt could not be paid unless
tho Fiscal Agent or some other bank
would advance quarter Of a nils
lion OF dollars or 30 and await the I'M
certain chances Of the future for re-
endorsement. A proposition was
made 10 the State National Bank, now
Fiscal Agent, to leap into the finan.
cial breecb, and it has unhesitating-
y declined, ''from an imperative
seDse Of duty to the interest Of its
stockholders though it generously
oosents to permit any other bank to
,ssume the duties and responsible
ties Of the Fiscal Agency and ad-
"snce the needed sum. Under these
circumstances. committee Of the
funding Boarl: will to-day make a
circuit among the banks to see what
an be done in the premises, though
With but small likelihood Of success.
In the first place, in view Of the
straitened circumstances of our peo.
10 and their inability to properly
'r0vide for tlleir own current wants,
woald it 10 wise for them to 60 into
he compound interest business, by
,greeing tn pay interest on new
.Oans in order to pay old interest
charges which they are unable to
meet : The truth is that the present
entertainments Of the State arise
from the reckless manner in which
worthless warrants and tainted obli>
eseions have been funded, u process
by which tho State debt has been
sWe!led to fully double ITS just pro-
portions, and If a halt has to DO called
il 10 better to do il now than ut any
future time. The State, like the
city. 10 unable to pay fancy obi ga.
irons, contracted in violation Of eve
~ rule Of right and constitutional
prohibition. It ia not reputation to
refuse to pay any excep, honest debts,
Me- 10 It fraudulent to refuse payment
whom you have nothing wherewith to
10y. There il u limit to the taxpay-
ing power Of our people. and not
even the most strained sense Of honor
can demand the payment Of large
creditors in preference to small ones,
such tor instance as the teachers OI
Our children and the protectors OF
"nr lives aud homes. Tho situation
II . perplexing one bnt an attempt tr
borrow on interest to pay interest
would only add to its perplexity.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-01-04
TINE PUMPKIN BLAINE.
Interest In His Latest Trick AhOut
Died Out.
(ChicsgO 1'ribnne.1

WASHINGTON, Dec. l0.-The CON-
n,jtteo under the Blaine resolution
has st last been appointed, a. follows:
Senator Teller, chairman; Cameron,
Wisconsin; Kirkwootl, lloar, McSlil.
Ian, Bayard, Wallace, Bailey, and
Garland. There was never u COM
n,itlse appointed on which it was 40
didlcult to get senator's to serve. At
tho Republican caucus this morning
Blaine was sOundly berated for re-
fMaing 70 serve after getting the Re-
pablicans into such a scrapc. Some
senators used profane language, and
said they did not intend to skin
Blaine's skinks. After much persua.
sieo the above named gentlemen
e0neented 70 serve. Senator Don
Cameron, strangely enough. was not
offered the craftsmanship. The com
s'ittee will organize in day or two,
bat oil interest 10 it has died out, and
nothing 10 expected to come Of it.
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HOMER MASONIC INSTITUTE
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
Nineteenth Annual Session Begins Sept.
lIh, 1918.

EFFICIENT TEACHERS will fll every
II Department. Especial attention Civ.
On to MUSIC.
Prof. A. A. WHEELER will give instruc-
ton In the rndiments Of music o. ap-
Piled to singing to the entire School,
twice . week, Jrss Of charge.
Board aud tuition per month Of four
weeks, including washing, lights, &c.,
Us, in advance.
Music on Piano, Organ, Guitar, OF cul-
tivatiOn of the voice, included with the
above, 90 90, in advance.
Tuition, 3, I and S dollars per month.
Incidental fec per term, Sin advance
Liberal deduction for tuition when
paid 10 advance.
The Institution 10 strictly ion-dsnomi-
national.
For further Particular, send for Cats-
logue.
rs. SLlGH, A. n,
Prsst., Homet, Claiborne Parish, Ii.
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