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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-06-25

Announcement is made in the 1hrrville
south that on the LIST of July Mr.. VIM.
A. BRYAN will assume the position of cdi-
tor and publisher of that paper. Mr.
I.ryan, who has been connected with
the New Orleans City Item, is SAID to be
~ experienced journalist and printer,
and 10 doubt the South will continue
un,lcr his management tho onward
march in merit and popularity it has
made while in the hands of Capt. Charles
A. Bruslt.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-06-25

Col. Charles Cccilc Bird, Il prominent
Young LAWYER of Baton Rouge, was mar
rirl some weeks ago to Miss Mary Her
ron, the beautiful and accomplished
daughter Of Col. a. S. Heron of that city.
If not too late to be appreciated, we beg
leave to tender to Mr.. Bir,l-wlose ac-
uuainsanco we had the pleasure of max
ing last fall-and also to his bride, our
hearty congratulations, accompanied by
the hope that their union will be to each
il source Of iic-long happiness.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-06-25

Four large black wolves were recently
killed by party of farmers in Union
parish. The varmints had been killing
sheen and hogs in the vicinity.
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Saturday, June 70, 100 l

Mr.. Edmund Maurin of New Orleans Is
authorized to net us: general agent and rep
rcscntativc of the CHIEF. to solicit ao'er-
tiscmcnts and subscriptions, and receipt Tor
payment therefor.
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Found.

RY Minus NELSON, on the right bank
ID Of Bayou Lafourche, one mile and a
half below Donaldsonville, III the latter
part of January, one improved Smith &
Wesson Revolver. The owner can recover
same by proving property and paying costs
of this advertisement,
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We learn that Mr.. Arthur. Echcveyra
IS nov IN complete and und'spnted pos
;..,S>iau Of the Shrriif's office in the par
i>h of Assumption. In addition to Judge
knnblneh's recognition of Mr.. Echcvcr-
mas right to hold the position pending
lie decision Of his appeal to the Supreme
Court of the United States. we are i'll
formed that an order has been issued
from the federal court authorizing Mr..
EchcNrlria 10 assume possession OF his
"tl.cc, and t" use force if necessary to
accomplish this object. The Coroner OF
Assumption. who was assuming t" act as
Shvnti. is said to have quietly ;hlicated
Ill claim to such authority when this
judicial order was exhibited.
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1propos OF the presentation to Gen.
Ias,rcmski, by the citizens of Baton
Rouge, Of a $500 watch in recognition of
his services in securing the selection OF
that city as tho State Capital, on
spriyh,ly contemporary Brother kcntzcl
Of the st, Tammany FARMER, naivrly &c
marks:
We hasten 10 remind the citizens Of the
an"'tnt. beautiful. attractive. delightful,
hospltahlc and liberal city of Baton Rouge,
that the FHrmcr also strongly advocated
the restoration Of the Capi.ol to that most
d'>ln"ly charming city. Our address; Ed.
Farmer, Covinnton, La.
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BEAUTIFUL Indian madiens are ofIens
er metwith in books than real life. TIE
women of the Sioux Indians are very
uels as a rule-fat, short, stumpy, and
entirely devoid of grace in their move.
ments. Where are the tall slender crea-
lures of romantic story to be met with Z
They exist only in imagination and are
as unlike the real squaw as one haman
being can be from another. But so it
always is! Certain theoretical ideas
gain currency about people and things,
and it takes half the term of a natu-
raj life to find out that things are not
what they seem" or at least what books
persist in asserting that they are.
Nearly everything is delusion, and
has been SO written up and writ
ten down that half the world has a
sort of idea that there is something
meritorious in it, and the woman who
"enioyed" bad health was by no means
singular in her tastes. A little reality
would do Us all good.
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1000 AGENTS WANTED TO SELL THE
LIFE Oh GARFIELD!

His early life and career as soldier and states
man. his election and administration; his as
sassination; his heroic struggle for life; won
derful medical treatment; blood poisoning :;
removal TO Elberon; death. etc. Protusely
illustrated. Splendid portrait of Garfield, his
wife aud mother scene of the shooting; the
sica chamber; Guiteau in his cell The sur
geons, and the Cabinet. The only complete and
authentic work. There IS fortahe for agents
first in The field with this book. Outfit SOC.
Speak quick. Address HUBBARD BROS,
Atlanta Ga.
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Get ont Doors

The close confinement of all factory work
gives the operatives pallid faces, poor appe-
lite, languid, miserable feelings, poor blood.
inactive liver, kidneys and urinary troubles.
and all the physicians and medicine in the
world cannot help them unless they. get out
of doors OF use Hop Bitters, the purest and
best remedy. especially for such cases, haY-
ing abundance Of health, sunshine and rosy
cheeks in them. They cost bit a triae.-
Christian Recorder.
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Monday. December 9Th. 1881,
SHERTFFS SALE.

Frances Berry,
vs. Fill IA.
James Brown.
FINDER aud BY virtue Of an execution in the
Y above styled case 10 me directed from the
Circuit Gourtof Kinds county. First District
viii on
MONDAY, THE 5TH DAx or DECEMBER, 1881.
sell 10 the highest bidder, for cash in front Of
the City Hall door, il Jackson, the following
described real estate, to-wit: Lots Nos. 5 and
9 Helm SURVEY, in the City Of jackson and
viii be sold 70 satisfy the above stated writ
and all costs
FARRAR MORRISON. Sheriff.
By WM. J. BRoFsN, in, d. s
Nov 8 ss1-9rv
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
Of the Edwards House Hotel Property,
jackson. Miss.

FINDER A DECREE OF THE GHANCERY
u Court for the First District OF Kinds
County, Mississippi rendered September 18th,
1851, in case No. Alb. John w. Robinson, Ad
ministrator, VS. A. A. Folkes ct al, |, the un
dersigned Commissioner of said Court as or
dered by said decree will on
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Monday. December 5. 1ss1.

AT THE FRONT DOOR OF THE EDWARDS HOUSE
HOTEL, IN JACKSON, Miss, or near that door
on the front galleries of said Hotel, proceed
and sell at public auction TO the highest bid
der: Selling first the partnership personal
property assets of the partnership in the hotel
property and business described by class,
character ard amount thus: THE FURNITURE
FOR ABOUT n BED ROOMS, consisting of Bed
steads, mattresses and other bedding, bureaus,
tables, washstands, chamber-ware, chairs,
carpets, mirrors, ETC., etc. The PARLoR FUR
NITURE, consisting of carpet, rugs, Piano,
mirror, three sofas, chairs table, pitcher and
goblets, what not, etc. THE OFFICE FURNI-
TURE, consisting of clock, desk, two iron safes,
coal-stoves, chairs, and other things of small
value. The DARKROOM AND BILLIARD ROOM
FURNITURE, consisting of billiard tables,
cues, and other appurtenances; Pitchers, de-
canters, glasses and other bar-room equip
ments, chairs, etc. LINEN ROOM furniture,
equipments and contents that are assets of the
partnership of HilZheim & Robinson. The
LARGE SUPPLY OF DINING-RooM AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE that are such assets. The groce-
ries, liquors and provisions that may be on
hand and partnership property, if there be
any, and all other personal assets of said firm
of Hilzbeim d Robinson by said decree or
dered to be sold. Also, the following real
estate composing the Edwards House lots
premises and appurtenances: 1t is in West
Jackson, being those lots on which are stu
ated the Edwards House and appurtenances
bounded en- the north by Capitol street, on the
south by Pearl street, on the west by the New
Orleans, Jackson s. Great Northern Railroad,
now the New Orleans, Saint Louis & Chicago
on the east by lands that belonged
% Mrs Malay in May, 1866, being the whole
Of the lands occupied by and appertaining to
he Edwards House and lying on the east of
he aforesaid railroad: together with all the |
improvements, tenements, heredit-
lments and appurtenanees thereto belong
ng or appertaining.
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PLAYS! PLAYS! PLAYS.

F For Reading Clubs, for Amateur Theatricals,
ry Plays, Ethiopian Plays, Guide Books,
Speakers, Pantomimes, Tableaux, Lights Mag
nesium Lights. Colored Fire, Burnt Cork The
a.rieal Face Preparations, Jarley's Wax Works
Wigs, Boards, Moustaches, Costumes, Char
AIDES, and Paper Scenery. New Catalogues
sent free, containing fun description and pri-
ces. SAMUEL FRENCH & SON, 80 E. I4rH
ST. NEW YORK
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IKTE KEkr in stock the latest styles--ronud.
! square, or turnsd CORNERS, straight of
beVeied edges kilEor PLATA Price. 80 cents
per pack. printed By mail, 60 cents Ad-
dress, P0WER s B4RKsDALz,
Jackson. Miss.
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TERMS AND MANNER OF SALES.

They will begin on Monday, December 5th.
1881, and continue from day to day until com
pleted. The PERSONAL PROPERTY will be sold
first and for cash, in detail or small lots; the
REAL ESTATE will be sold in one body for
third cash; third in six aud a third in
twelve months from the day of sale; for the
deferred payments the purchaser will give
bonds, with good security, in double the
amount of each installment, conditioned for
he payment of such installment at maturity,
with per cent. per annum from date of sale,
and in every respect according to the ore
said decree. A. G. MOORE,
Commissioner
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FOR TIE HOUSEHOLD.

MUSTARD PICKLES. ounce eaci
of cloves, altspic5, black pepper and
tumerie, one pound mustard, one gallon
vinegar, of which reserve one quart t
mix with the mustard Put the spices
in thin cloth and boil in the vinegar
then take out the spice and stir the tu-
merle and mustard smoothly into the
boiling vinegar. Pour this on the
pickles. Bottle and cork tightly.
Picked CAULIFLowER.- Pick the
caulifowers into pieces, leaving out all
the stalks and leaves; scald in kettle
of salt and water, about quarter of q
pound Of salt to quart of water; heat
slowly, bring to boil take out the
caulifower, drain we'll, and lay on a
cloth near the fire for twenty-four hours
at least when perfectly dry put into
glass cans and cover with a pickle OF
three ounces Of curry powder in a quart
of vinegar boiled and poured over hot.
PIcKLED SEED CUcuMBERs. -This is
a beautiful looking and finely favored
pickle, especially for tea, and few pick
les are nice for tea. Take not perfect
ly ripe but full grown and firm eucum-
bers, say three-fourths yellow, cup up
into strips, after pairing and taking out
all the seeds, about four inches long and
one inch wide wash well and wipe dry
with cloth; soak III weak vinegar for
twenty-four hours; pour off part and
add enough fresh to covery allow one
and one-halt pounds of sugar and one
ounce cassia buds to every quart boil
until tender; when done after cooling
they are a beautiful amber color; the
cassia bud is the bud of the cinnamon
tree, but of much finer flavor than the
cinnamon stick
LUCY's POP OyERs.-Two teacups
sweet milk, two teacups sifted -four
heaped little, butter size of a walnut,
two eggs, one tablespoonful sugar, a
little salt beat the whites to a stiff
frOth; bake in hot gem pans filled half
full for twenty minutes, and serve i'm
mediately. These are very nice indeed
and the recipe is taken from the Buck
eye Cookery.
TOMATO AND PEA SoUP.-Put |
dozen of tomatoes after they are peeled, /
over the fire with three pints of stock,
and stew one hour. Strain, rubbing
the pulp through the colander, add what
was left yesterday of the pea porridge,
season TO taste, simmer half an hour
and pour upon dice of fried bread into
the tureen.
TOMATO Sour La CRESrE.-Cook
two-th; rds of can of tomatoes-or the
same guam tity in ripe tomatoes with the
skin taken of-about two hours. Scald
me quart of mix, and stir into the
milk, when hot, one-half teaspoonfuI of
soda, just before serving. Pour the
milk and tomatoes together through a
season with a small table
spoonful of butter. Salt and pepper to
.asse.
TOMATO PIcKLE.-One peck green to-
natoes, four quarts vinegar, four pounds
ugar, one ounce celery seed, four oun-
'es white mustard seed, two caulifow-
rs, one hundred small eueumbers,
handful of stick cinnamon. Slice the
sprinkle one quart of salt over
hem, cover with boiling water, and let
tand over night; then bring the toma-
Oes to boil in one half vinegar and
'ne-half water, and drain off; then take
resh vinegar, sugar and spices and boil
he tomatoes till tender. This is a very
'leasant pickle.
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fome Of the Egyptian mumnlies are
eneased in bandages Of more than /, 900
yards long.
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Confederate Bonds.

An buying largely these bonds with al
coupons attached Until orders exhausted,
will rar - 3 thousand for such bonds deliy-
cred u ny Office, Ct WALL ST., NEW YoRK
free Of expense, in lots under one hundred
thousand, and g 90 thousand in larger
lots. RAPHAEL J. MOSES, il.
Nov. 8 SI4w.
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Fruit Trees.

THE PROPRIET0Rs OF PEACHWOoD
i NURSERIES offer full stock of the finest
varieties of Apples, Peach, Pear. Plumb. and
other fruit trees Vines and Plants
Also, Roses, Evergreens and Shrubbery, of
the most select varieties.
Prices very low-and Special Freight Rates
to the principal points On packages Of 100
pounds or over.
Send for Catalogue Address
GAINES. COLES & CO.,
Peachwood Nurseries, State Line. Miss.
oct27, 8l-3m-
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Health and Wealth |

nR. E. c. WEsTs NERVE AND BRAIN TRT,t.
- MENT; specific for Hysteria, Duinea
Commissions, Nerv us Headache. Mental ~
preston, Loss Of Memory, Premature 0ld Az,
caused by oveF-exeriion, or ovcr-iudulgeue
which leads to misery, decay and death 0e
box will cure recent cases Each box CONAN,
one months treatment. One dollar bly. Il,
six boxes for FIVE dollars; sent by mail br,.
paid on receipt Of price We guaiautes,1
boxes to cure any case With each order "a.
ceived by US for six boxes, accompanied will
hive dollars, we will send the purchaser our
written guarantee to return the money if In
treatment does not effect cure. Guarantee
issued only by BYRON LEMLY, Druggist. Jacs.
son, Miss: Orders by mail at regular price
Nov. 3, Sly.
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TRUSTEE,S SALE

FINDER AND BY VIRTUE OF A DEED
u of Trust executed by Joseph w. Weber,
on February 18th, 1881, y. ]. Green, as Trus-
tee, to secure Green's Bank in the payment of
3 note of said Weber for 5000 and interest,
said Deed of Trust being duly recorded in
the office of the Clerk of the Chancery Court
of Kinds County, First District, in Deed Book,
K, No. Il, page A, l will, as sucn trustee, on
Monday, December 9TH, 1881.
proceed to sell, at public auction, for cash. to
the highest bidder, in front of the City Hall,
in the City of Jackson, Mississippi, the fol-
lowing property situated in the city of Jack
son, county of Kinds and State of Mississip-
ii, viz: An undivided one.third interest IN fee
in the following lands, viz: the south one-half
of lot one, and seventeen and one-half feet off
the west end Of south one-half OF lot eight.
and lots two, all in fractional square two,
south jackson. and north one-half Of lot eight,
and north one half and twenty-seven feet of
the west end of south one-half lot one, all in
Court Square, two, south Jackson, together
with all and singular, the tenements thereon.
Acting as trustee shall convey only sueht title
as is vested in me by said deed Of trust.
j. j GREEN, Trustee.
Jackson, Oct. n, lSsl-4t
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Andrews new Digest.

Il SUPPLEMENT- 10 GEORGES DIGEST
II Of the Reports ef the Supreme 1sonrf ~
Mississippi, embracing all cases from Volume
IS to Volume 81 inclusive. Published - 49,
thorfty If the Legislature, ana approved hv
the Judges Of the Supreme gourt pgiea -
mail. 5000. Send order with the cash. IS
noYa ol-lm. KYRlCH & co.
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Dy TIC UONtfHOF.
Henry C. MYERS. Secretary of State.
DESCRIPTION.

JEFF. D. Gillenwaters is about feet, 6 or 7
inches high weighs $50 to 100 pounds al
most beardless; about 20 years old round face,
dark hazle eyes, and dark or black hair; pow
der burn at left nostril; also a scar from bul
let on said nostril, the bullet knocking out TWO
upper frontteeth, and passing out on right side
of neck; four scars on back, from bullets ;
and scars on left shoulder blade, and about
two inches to left of the spinal column, near
last long rib; one of these bullets came out in
front, between second aad third ribs, two 9TH
ers between seventh and eigth ribs; scar I'M
der left armpit, from cut scar on right arm,
at elbow, where bullet entered, coming out at
Top of right shoblder, and lea wing scar at en-
trance and exit
nova, '8l-3w.
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$500 Reward!

WE will ray the above reward for anycsa
" of Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, sioL
Headache, Indigestion, Constipation, or Coz.
tLveness we cannot cure with Vests Vegeta.
Bile Liver Pills, when the directions ara stTis,I,
complied with They are purely Vcretsbt
and never fail to give satisfaction. sugar
Coated. Large boxes, containing 80 Pills. y
cents. For sale by ali Druggists. Beware Of
eounterieits and limitations. The genuine
manufactured only by JOHN Q. WEST co,
The Pill Makers Isl s. 1873 W. Madison St.,
chicago Free trial package sent by mail
prepaid on receipt of 3 cent stamp. For ss.
oy BYRON LEMLY, Druggist, Jackson, Miss
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9 n Y A YEAR and expenses to agents
p ! Outfit Free. Address P. o. WICK.
cry, Augusta. Maine
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Let Us Bear Each Others Burdens. =
Mutual Benefit or Benevo-
lent Department.
Mobile Life ms. Co.

THIS DEPARTMENT Is CONDUCTED
L purely GU the Assessment Plan-and meets
want long felt by those who desire cheap
and Reliable Insurance. No Capital is Re
CURED or Subsoribed-onl sound, healthy
lives are admitted thus rendering the NOR
tally light and assessments consequently
tritling. FEMALES ADMITTED TO MEMBERsHIP
WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE
The following well-known citizens have be-
come members, and constitute Reference
Board for jackson, Mississippi;
Gov. j. NJ. Stone, Hon. T. Barksdale,
". L. N4gent, hsq, Hon. W. L. Hemingway,
Gen. 7. c. Catchings, Mr. A. A. Folkes,
Jos. 4. brown, Esq, Hon. 7, W. Melville,
Hon. Sylvester Gwfn, g. d. Sidway, ESQ.
Mr. W. II. Perkins
This Department is daily receiving large
aecessions. Certificates issued from $1,000
For circulars and further information apply
to CAPT. JAMES w. BEATTY,
JACKSON, Miss.
marl7, Stiff
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PROCLAMATION.
$3.50 90 REWARD.

WHEREAS, 1t appears by information re-
~ eeiVed by me, that on the night of the
10th day of October, 1881, one JEFF D. CIT
LENwATERs, under indictment for murder,
broke Jail in Senatobia, Tate county, and made
his escape, and is still at large;
Now, therefore, |, ]. NJ. STONE, Governor
of Mississippi, do offer the above reward for
the arrest and delivery of the said Jeff D.
Gillenwaters. to the Sheriff of Tate county,
at Senatobia. And do, moreover, require all
officers of this State to be diligent in their eff
forts to arrest said fugitive, jeff. D. Gillen-
waters.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal
r, - of the State affixed, at Jackson, this
L. 81 9th day of October, A. D., 1881.
J. NJ. STONE.
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CONFEDERATE
COUPON BONDS

We are paying "a per 81 900 Of those Bonds
with coupons attached since 1865 delivered &
our once LKwIsoHx BkOTHKRs. 46I BRo0aE
STnEEr. N1W YoRK. Address P. @. Box 1912
Ney. s S1-4M.
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A DYERTISERSl send for our Select List
"A of Local Newspapers. Gro. P. RowELL
s Co., TO Spruce ST. N Y
nov3, 'S1-4w.
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MALARIOUS FEVERS,

Buy only the Genuine in White Wrapper,
with red T. prepared only BY J. Fl. Zeilin s Co.
n0v3 silly.
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New York, AIb,,.
BOSTON AND THE

The EVENING EXPRESS Ia.
natl daily at $40 p. m, with Pn iiiG1es Ga
ing Coaches to New York witbop ,''l !, u
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Oct. q, 1914 "
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TOMATO AND PEA SoUP.-Put a
dozen oftOmatoes after they are peeled,
over the fire with three pints of stock,
and stew one hour. Strain, rubbing
the pulp through the colander, add what
was left yesterday of the pea porridge,
season to taste, simmer half an hour
and pour upon dice of fried bread into
the tureen.
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VAN H. MANNING.

1IOAAkY-AT-LAW, viii give a,.....
conrt Il ron Mississippi, II he sspp1 g
novl0 'sU-Iy.
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EDUCATIONAL.
SALEM ACADEMY

/ THIS Institution eommends itself 70 'he
Z i public = notably pleasant and safe
home aud high-c class school for girls and
/ young women
| " improved. It's Scholastic Arrangements have
been remadeled and lis standards advanced
Ii now offers all the advantages OF similar
institutions Of the highest grade. large
| number of instructors i employ we'd, and pains
taking instruction is guaranteed 1t Offers q
Course for graduation. and, under its new
administration, has already graduated with
diplomat four very promising classes
The Domestic Arraa1elaents Of the Academy
have latteriy been re-adapted TO secure to its
resident pupils the largest measure of comfort
and convenience. Eight resident teachers are
continually in charge. and give special atten-
ton to the cultivation OF correct manners and
habits in growing girls. Systematic and
enlightened physical culture aud care OF health
are prominent eatures in the improvements
recently perfected
Exceptional facilities are offered for the
study Of Music The result of practical work
in its Music Department during the past few
years. would warrant the Academy, in the
dgment of competent cri les. in inviting
comparison with any other similar institution
the South. A two three years CIR dua-
ting Course with dip'oma) has quite recently
been in produced.
Special attention is directed TO the adVan
tages now also obtainable in the Department
Of Dragging md Pam ting. which has been re-
organized and placed in charge of a lady Of
snecial ability and superior training. A high
standard of excellence viii be maintained
and the best methods observed. A variety of
branches of study is offered aud careful
tuition guaranteed
The 18th Year Regins September /, 1881.
REV. J. 7. Z0RN, Principal
Aug, 4, 'Sl-Sw.