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The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-07-16

Queen Victoria has asked the Prince
of Wales not to attend any theatres.
Her Majesty gave another example of
retiring from the vulgar" gazeIby keep
ing the railroad stations, during her re-
cent journey from Scotland, as clear as
if the Russian Gar was passing through
a Nihilistic district, and the people in
Darmstadt are still complaining that
when she was passing s station in Ger
many where the people had prepared
flags and bouquets, she pulled down the
blinds in their faces.
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"A situation as music teacher is
wanted by young lady who has had ex-
ceptionaIly rare advantages, and who has
improved them with great success. Any
College wanting the services of an instruc-
tor on the piano and organ will be fortu-
nate in securing her services. Address,
,rapriptnr If CLARION
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EDUCATIONAL.
~VFFINh U TIL
CENTRAL EDUCATIONAL BUREAU,

OVER THE BANKS, STATE STREET
FACILITIES UNSURPASSED FOR PRoCUR-
u ing Desirable Positions for Teachers. schools
supplied with thorough, experienced and profess
sioual teachers free of charge. Manufacturers
Agent for all kinds of School and Church Furut
tura RE-Write for circulars
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Is Your Blood Pnrel

For impure blood the best medicine
known is Rosadalis. 1t is the great South
ern time-tried and true Remedy. Take it
at all times for Cancer Scrofula, Liver
Complaints, Weakness, Boils, Tumors,
Swellings, Skin Diseases, Malaria, and the
thousand ills that come from impure blood.
TO insure cheerful disposition take Ros-
adalis, which will remove the prime cause
and restore the mind to its natural equili-
brium. For sale by all druggists.
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The fact that q 900 widows of soldiers
of the war of 1912 are still drawing pen
sions at the rate of nearly $2,000000 a
year, suggests that the reckless pension
legislation of the past six years in behalf
of soldiers of the war of 1S61-65 will
make itself felt in taxation far into the
next century. The longevity of Ameri-
can widows is phenomenal.-Chicago
Current.
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Wards Seminary, Nashville, begins its
10Th year September l. This continues to
10 10 be one of the most popular schools of
the Southwest.
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HOLLINS INSTITUTE,
VIRGINIA.


The Asst ANNUAL SESSION closed on the tstk
Of June. During the session 1856 boarders and
day pupils were in attendance, the accommoda-
tons being fully occupied from the beginning.
There were seven Full Graduates, six DIPLOMAS
EACH nine graduates in special courses, FOUR III
PLoMAs EACH; and many graduates in single de-
partments, ONE DIPLOMA EACH Six male pro-
fessors and nine ladies gave their time and energies
wholly to instruction. The departments of Music
and Art were largely attended, and attained not
only satisfactory, but eminent success.
This Institute is conducted in the interest OF the
highest education of girls generally-not of some
particular sect or party. 1t maintains high STAN
dards in Literature and Science Music and Art, as
well as in Manners Morals and Religion. Its facili-
ties in faculty and appliances great and it pro-
poses constant progress Each succeeding session
must be an improvement and an advance on all the
past.
The 42d Session will open on the 18th of Septem-
Der next, Circulars giving information as to ae-
terms, ETC., will be forwarded APP
plication. p o., BoTEToURT SPRINGS, Roanoke
Co., Va. Depot and Express Office, CLovERDALR,
Shenandoah Valley Railroad. Apply to
CHAS L. COOKE, Sup't
rs Pupils are received for n single session. or
for the full period of school life including vaca-
tions. The locality, the country around, the
are beautiful and inviting. Young ladies wishing
to enjoy the advantages of a delightful summer
climate, mineral waters and a pleasant home dur
ing the summer preparatory to entering school
in September, win be received at any time, and
proper supervision will be extended.
july9, S4-3m".
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The Board Mayor Aldermen Of the City Jackson That
the sidewalks President and West the Of Burns estate
Marion, Ks and Shelton, l. Power Pre
Catholic Church. D. r. Porter Jno
Barnes Wnkley, j. A. P Cmpbe W. G. Chamberlain, j. s.
being
in the safe and suitable condition required by Section 20 Revised od
the City Jackson the thereof Hereby required
follows hard paving laid feet in width and
shall incline upward from the edge towards the building boun
And on the faureot
said comply with the provisions this Ordinance within 10
the of notice hereof by the City Marsha the said
sidewalks shall be repaired described by the Street Committee
shall collected Of the of such property in the provided
BY section so Of Revised Ordinances
of Alderman the salary for 1884, S200O0
due Assessor ordered to be paid and the Clerk instructed TO
issues warrant for the
Of real estate
resumed and continued letter * and completed 70 letter
Warrants issued during the months Of April May and june 1884
examined and compared with the stubs in the Clerks books and
found
Finance examined compared cancelled and burned
the that presented by the Treasurer with his report as
follows.
General Warrants ... a 49,, 49, =
School Warrants lsags g -
FiFernens Receipt lhled) 20 -
2s2 Il
Ordered $780, enormously collected from
Sol Dn ESD be refunded him. and the Clerk directed to issue
therefor.
Ordered special warrant for
money borrowed eray for the month Of July 1884
with interest the of cent annun
included, that is, $I,l2578.
o. motion 4 Alderman Gibbs The Board adjourned -,
N. NJ McLroD. City Clerk.
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UllY9TSItYQf YIgili2.

GUNNER LAW LECTURES (NINE
- weekly begin 10th July, lSS4 and end 10Th
September Have proved OF signal use,--lst, To
students who design to pursue their studies this
or other Law School; ID 10 those who propose To
read privately; and 81, TO practitioners who have
not had the advantage Of systematic instruction.
For circular apply (P. .. University OF Val TO
JOHN B. MINOR, Prof. Com and Stat. Law.
my2S lgA-Im
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REGULAR MEETING.


JACKSON, Miss, July 8, 1884
At regular meeting Alderman of the City
Jackson held Wednesday July 1884 there Jn
kins.
On motion Alderman Braun the reading the minutes of the last
meeting dispensed with.
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ROANOKE COLLEGE,
SALEM, VIRGINIA.

BEAUTIFUL MOUNTAIN LOCATION.-CLl-
ID mate unsurpassed. Two Courses for Degrees
also Business and Preparatory Courses, Full Eng
lish Course. Spring Normal Course, French aud
German spoken. Instruction thorough and pracu-
cal. Library, $4,000 volumes. Best religious aud
moral influences.
Expenses for Nine months (including Tuition,
board fuel, lights, washing, etc., SlIy, Sl7G OF
S2O4.
Increasing patronage from II States, Indian Ter
rtOry and Mexico TmRTY-SECoND SESSION. RE-
dress JULIUS ID. DREHER.
iuly2 'S4-6w President.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

ON THE sTH DAY OF JULY, 1884, LETTERS
" of Administration ad eoliige,sdaas granted
tine undersigned by the Chancery Court Of the First
District of finds County, Mississippi on the estate
of B. L NorreI deceased. Now all persons having
claims against the estate of said decedent, are
hereby required to exhibit the same within the
time limited by law, or the same will be barred
C. L. CATCHINGS
iuIy16 's4-4w admir- CoUgeHdRn
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Female College.
THE FIFTH
Animal Session ODens Sent. 18th next.

TINHE FACULTY is COMPOSED OF ABLE AND
Experienced Teachers. The Curriculum Is
comprehensive. The buildings, grounds aud APP
planes are ample, and well adapted 10 the pur-
poses Of health, comfort, and thorough education.
Advantages in the Music Department emphatieally
superior. The AIT Department furnishes insruc-
ton by irst-elass instructor in all the branches OF
this science, including POrraiture and Painting on
China. Health unsurpassed. Society excellent.
Charges and Terms Reasonable. Cores pOndence
for further information solicited Apply Tor Caia-
logue. REV. l.. NJ. STONE, President.
Shuqualak, Miss, July p lSsi-2m.
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privileges for the month of June, 1884
ees I . r s.nsls lunch stand to Julv 1884 s 5 90
$50 Inne , p Teny soJa fountain To NAV / 1885 -
S70-Jnne i r Harris LAWYER to Nav l. 1885 ......-
S7G Inne = W p Harris axyer n Nav J. 1885 .....
S13Inne HansIerry livery stable to Nav l. 1ss5
Carisle Rose machines to- 90
S7G Inne Ms M 0Tearv merchant to June / lSs5
Seaman nejder on foot oJune5
S76 lime n W Ra;nbeinaer merchant to June
377-June Strauss merchant May ], 1S85-... 5O
S'S'un IsS & rrie0nan' AO.anAm oO so
szoI,ns e Mrs Barrett merchant to Nav l. so
I've Fl Mummy unch stand to
9oI Iuno II N 7 RaTlins draw to June IL ..
Inc 1e T WabnOton ice cream 10 July IS 1885 90
900 Ino 70 D n 0Sn7ysn I doc Febnarv 4 1885
81 In IL s NeUman wagon january / 1885 90
Jne On T Prsnn retail onor Jnne ID 1885 90
49, n Hnobes nhotopranher
Soo Ine o. D HAT ivsv stable III lime 81
SOo G,ne % q HncIle hotel to January L 90
900 In % + # Morris eoai dealer to Nav l. I885
Soo In 81 Penbeipaer doc to February
TIesdoFHer 90
S95 49, % " Crana doc t6 February 4 90
800 T 81 II Yonng a. on foot 10 June sol
go Iune 81 7 n Mex e doc February 4 1885 90
So5 I"ne so Mrs Massey doe to February 90
Toa.... 20 -
Respectfully, ,,,.,o,. - e,,,.....
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sEAtED PROPOSALS.

NYILL BE RECEIVED BY THE BOARD OF
w Supervisors of Sunhower County, Mississip-
pi, until the FIRST MONDAY IN AUGUsT 1884, for
the building of Two Story Brick Jail in the Town
of IndianOa said county. Plans and specifications
on file at the Office OF the Chancery Clerk. The
Board the right to reject any and all bids
Plans subject to modification.
!. Y. WALTON,
iulyl6 'S4-2w Clerk Board Of Supervisors.
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a PatuabIe Chill Tonfc-Read this
Testimony.
WALNUT GROVE, Mss, |
January IL, 1888. !
Asaz, r A. Robinson G Co,
T....lt. Y.
Lo..isrills. Ka.

This eertifes that for the past Eve 90 or
~ years ! have been selling Hughes, Ton
= Prepared by r A. Robinson & Co., Of
louisville, Ky, and as a remedy for Chills
ana Fever, it has entirely superseded all
oeaers IN my trade, and gives universal
satisfaction. It invariably cures when
gwen according TO directions, and no evil
is5aits to the system fnsm its use.
! have been using it in my own family,
sa1 II has failed in a single case. For this
nalarial country, il is tie very medicine
Y re mex, and the only one for ChiIls and
EeVef that I can sell. I send you en-
S,osea two other certificates in regard to
hughes Tonic. could send Won one
- ~, as easy as two, bat these, ] think,
N e sufficient.
lsigned) IRvrS M114rR.
r,sasl.ssd b. r A. Robinson 4 ca, Wholesale
lsifses - Louisville. Ky. sold ct Wholesale b
D,,..k q nPiesale Druggists, and aE retail BY The
- 5.s q Mississippi generally Retails 81 81 ot
- eottaes iof 500.
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tsTHE LAND OF THE SKY"
FEMALE COLLEGE,
ASheyfIle. NortIt Carolina.

gnHosE HAVING DAUGHTERS rs EDUCATE
College Its location in ''Ihe Land of the Sky" is
the most healthful in the South. Delicate young
ladies invariably built up in health by school
residence in Asheyille n. c. The climate is espe-
cially beneficial to those from malarial districts
The College has many attractions. Large and able
Faculty. Thorough coulse. Firm discipline. Spe-
eial advantages in Vocal and Instrumental Music.
Ten acres in Shady Lawns; gardens, greenhouse,
fish pond, etc For Catalogue, address
REV. JAS. ATKINS, JR-, Prest.
Z iulyi6 '91-1m
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WANTED.

A SITUATION AS MUSIC TEACHER, BY A
IA YOUNG LADY, who graduated in one of the
leading Schools of the Southwest, after course of
years on the Piano, two years special instruction
on Piano and Pipe Organ She refers by permits
sion, to Col. j. L. POWER, jackson, who will give
further references her qualifications residence
etc. July 10, 'S4-6W.
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JACKSON
COLLEGIATE ACADEMY.

THE SECOND SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL FOR
BoYS AED You've Nix, At JAcKsoS, MIss.,
VIII opon REpEel11l1EE 18TH, 50
Both TIE School hptla ding aud Residence are nlsss
dH1irnhly loea1ed on the sIle premises The Heeol
hnfIdinE viii iate one hundred and hltF
sl11anfS and IS ii al is aTTan seaaelis f1r con-
fenience and eaulf0rt. oaeef the NEST complete u
IL 1la1e.
I'll the Eaonas il the residence are lighted with Eag.
EeSilh coniiorf ard s4iefy have been froFlted III
II every arrangement
he object q this Aeaael1y $ = prepare youths
es1hM fof entering the STATE LniTeg ty and othal
Aagl4 pfspel, ~ A. IL veil t1elk nlaees u ans
Il sh9 hcain1sS Hiiane s. HE
None bat eElcliencea 81 Thoroughly ou1ll1H1
I1&FollCls VII . eafIeFeI ttl9eaIs tEoIn q lis.
es 1z4IszS1 hoge rs AnilS 6 lAe s1st
AZ NEeF7I I1NtlI| age EaH 8 fll1 lfslsENl
EI@ 71fT&
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StarkViIIe Female Institute,
sTARKYIILE. MISS.

Number Of Students Last Session 1877.
POSSESSES EXCELLENT ADVANTAGES FOR
IL YOUNG LADIES wishing a thorough course Of
Mental Training Location healthful, Instruction
thorough. Faculty complete Charges moderate.
We use the Medal System to encourage effort for
improvement and excellence. The Sixteenth An
Husl Session commences SEPTEMBER 10TH, 1884.
Send for Catalogue, giving full Information.
juIy16, 'S4-2n. I. G. SELLERS, Pres't.
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A PRINCIPAL FOR THE MOSS POINT AGA
"A DENY S wanted. Session TO commence Sep
TENDER list, 1894 Applicants will address A. BLU
NER, President of Board of Directors, giving all
necessary information as to qualifications for the
position, and also amount of salary expected.
July l6, 'S4-3w.
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~. kEEREsHEa DRrNK II FEvrns.-Take
80 ounces Of tamarinds. four ounces Ct
,-.s.1ss and boil IN about fhree quarts Of
:, 49, slowly Tor fifteen or twenty minutes.
f easlll the water Is reduced near one
1871 knen strain, while hot. ii s ressel
va little lsnions.peeI +. 4 7rks- s..oi.
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CITY COLLECTORS REPORT.
.Isr orPR1v1LEaEs coLLEcrED.

and Aldermen of the City
the collection OF the following
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COopers Wen Water.

Any information wanted in regard to
water will have to be addressed to s. & HI.
spengler, Raymond, Miss; in relation to
board, apply to c. C. Canada.
July lost sab. SPENaLER.
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Don't forget the entertainment next
Tuesday evening at st. Margaret's. It
promises to be altogether one Of the most
lI-.5sr1Ie affairs Of the season.
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University of Virginia.

mHE SIXTY-FIRST SESSION OF THIS IN
stitution will open OCTOBER 1, 1884 Thorough
instruction in Literary, Scientific and Professional
Departments, including Lar, Medicine, Engineering
and Agriculture. For information apply to DIR.
JAMES +. HARRISON, Chairman of Faculty, P.
O., University of Virginia.
fulyI6 'S4-1m
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Rev. DR.. Hunter having returned
there will be services at Presbyterian
church next Sunday morning, and joint
--rriees Sunday NIGHT.
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WARD'S SEMINARY,
" NASHVILLE, TENN.

Closed its 10Th year with 354
YOUNG LADIES. An active, progressive, non-sec-
tartan school. Thousands of parents have tested
Its value, and still it increases. 4 grand
building with dining-room fit for queen was
erected during the year Opens SEPTEMBER 1sT.
Address for new catalogue, DIR. w. Z. WARD.
iulyI6 'S4-Swr
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The Little J." passenger train had
an extra coach yesterday morning, to ac-
qommodate delegates to Grand Lodge
Knights Of Honor, who were en- route for
Naichez in large force.
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At a meeting Of West Jackson Fire
Company, No. /, held last night, they
christened their new steam engine, "John
". CIingan." Which means that she has
been thoroughly tested, and found to be
reliable
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WANTED!
TEACHER WANTED.

A GOOD SECONDHAND PIANO.-Address me
"A at Terry, Miss, giving condition, number Of
octayes, and price. 5. f. SORSBY.
iulvIf
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The Schools.

Several new announcements appear in
this issue, to which attention is called:
Jackson Collegiate Academy will open
its second session September Is. DR..
Rondebush feels greatly encouraged by the
success OF the first session.
Wards Seminary, Nashville, begins its
20th year September l. This continues to
10 10 be one of the most popular schools of
the Southwest.
Pantop's Academy, near Charlottesville,
Va, begins September LIST. 1t is favorite
aud successful school for boys and young
Men.
The Southwestern Presbyterian Univer-
ss'y, GAINESVILLE, begins its next session
september LIST. The University has q
steadily increasing patronage from Missis-
ss,lppi. Rev. Drs. Waddel, Price and
onearer, and other distinguished educa-
'0rs compose the faculty.
:. Asheville Female College, Asheville,
norm carolina, is all that is claimed for
kins.
A Principal for Moss Point Academy is
wanted and young lady, thoroughly &C
cOmpllshed in music, wants a situation.
Blue Mountain Female College begins
rs twelfth session September Is. Fol
heAlth, economy, moral and religious sur
sSoendlngs, and thoroughness OF instruction
.ais college has become noted. We yisiteC
me college several years ago, and werl
impressed with the fact that It was "beau
niai Tor situation" 1t is a grand anC
growing success.
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-INDUSTRIAL-
INSTITUTE FOR WHITE FEMALES!

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Board of Trustees of the Mississippi Indus
trial Institute and College for the Education Of
White Females of the State of Mississippi will
receive proposals until August 18th, 1884, for the
location of said School After which date the Board
will visit all places making application with view
Of making selection for the location OF the same.
All propositions should be addressed 10 the Secretary
Of the Board, and il marked Proposals for the
state Industrial school," will not be opened until
the meeting of the Board, after the above date
w. A. HURT, Secretary Board Trustees,
junelS, 'S4-td. WNoNA, Miss.
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The Beneficial Benevolent Society Ex-
cursion to Natchez will take place Satur-
dav. Fare for round trip, only $I00.
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BLUE MOUNTAIN
COLLEGE

4. p. IowREY, D. D.,.................. President.
" z BKRRY. A. M...Pr0f Of Greek and Latin.
Nns MoDRxA LowREY BERRY. Lady Principal.
sEYKS other efficient Teachers.
vzouR GOOD BOARDING HOUSES ExcLU-
srvELx ron Tx COLLEGE. Moderate charges.
Slrfet economy enforced. Nc store accounts az
loved. Increasing in prosperity every year. Sew
ealy=nine pupils last session. Located ii new and
quss village neted for is high hills large springs
II purs free-stone walter, heafhfulnesa and orderly
society.
ne TEelfth Annual Session opens SEPTEMBER
Is, 1854
send for Catalogue address
LOWREY BERRY, Proprietors,
Blue Mountain Tippah County, Miss
jnly1s 's4-2m
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sOUTHWEsTERN-
Presbyterian University,
CLARKsVILLE, TENN.

Sept. 1st., 1854. to June Sd, 1856.
LIGHT SCHOOLS AND SEVEN ELECTIVE
III Courses.
Students Board in private families Cost-sIso
70 4235 year.
Climate favorable; City attractive, and Society
excellent.
The Faculty remains unchanged.
One set Of Elementary Glasses.
scholarship and Oratory are stimulated by suit
able prizes.
Commercial Science Specially.
Send for Catalogue, and address
REV. J. n. WADDEL, D. D., IL D.
taIy16, - am.
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"A secondhand piano is wanted. See
advertisement.
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Hon. Z. BarksdaIe, our efficient and popu-
lar Congressman, is home again, and is re-
cejying the congratulations and plaudits of
hi, constituents as their true and faithful
servant in the National Councils.
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Characterization
ACADEMY.
Successor of Oakland College.)
PoRT GIBsoN, ME-.
An English Classical and Business
School for Boys and Young Men
Next Session Opens Monday, Sept. sth.
SUMMARY OF ADVANTAGES:

SUMMARY OF ADVANTAGES:
/. A thorough English, Business Classical and
Bible Course
2. An extremely low rate OF board and tuition
owing to a liberal endowment For eutir. year
including lodging, lights, fuel and washing, $4,000
3. Experienced teachers, selected for their respcc-
tive duties.
4. Situated on the L., n. o. & T. r. r., 81 Is easy
Of access from all points.
5. The pupils live i'm the Academy with the
teachers, have their constant oversight $40 AZ the
same table and are made members Of the iinoipals
family-thus having all the advantages Of home
influence
6. The location, in point Of health, moral and So
cial advantages, and freedom from temptations, Is
unsurpassed by any in the State.
Z. The buildings are brick, large, commodio'ls,
well ventilated and in excellent repair The Study
Hall and Recitation Rooms are supplied with new
patent furniture. A suitably furnished Library
Room containing about 1000 volumes, will be open
10 the pupils.
s. AS incentives TO study we offer each year one
scholarship, eight gold medals four gold aud threc
silver badges, besides the usual certificates Of dis
tinction, etc. Address
W. g. GUTHRIE, A. b., PRINCIPAL,
iuly2, 's4-Sm. PoRT GIBSON, Miss.
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Augusta Female Seminar!
STAUNTON, VA.

MISS MARY ]. BALDWIN, ............... PRINCIPAL.
Opens September 3d.-ClOses June, 1855.
IN ITS LOCATION; IN ITS
~ Buildings and Grounds; in It's General APP
pointments and Sanitary arrangements. It's lull
corps of superior and experienced Teachers; It's
unrivaled advantages in Music, Modern Language,
ElocutiOn, Fine Arts, Physical Culture and instruc
ton in the Theory and Practice OF bookkeeping.
The successful efforts made 10 secure health COM
fort and happiness. Its opposition 10 eXruyaganec,
Its standard OF solid scholarship. For full pariieu-
lars apply TO the Principal for Catalogues.
iunelS, '64-3m,
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
or HE-
BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN
CITY OF JAoKsoN.
SPECIAL MEETING.

JACKSON Mss June 25 1884
At special meeting Of the Board Mayor
held Wednesday June 18th 1884 there Hon.
MeIil Mayor; Aldermen Braun, Gibbs and Watkins.
Absent Aldermen Hardy Jones and Taylor
The petition OF Browne retail and spuous liquors
presented and refer %
There being no further business, the Board adjourned
JOHN McGILLs Mayor.
NJ NJ MCLEOD City Clerk
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Union Female COLLEGE.
OXFORD, MISS.

CHARTERED THIRTY YEARS; OVER TWO
- Hundred Graduates; Classical and Scientific
course; Music and Art; Location Unsurpassed for
Health; Boarding accommodations hTst-clasS;
Changes low; School Year begins SEPTEMBER 9TH,
1854. Send for Cataloge.
J. $. HOWARD,
July9, 'S4-2m. President.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-07-16

A Principal for Moss Point Academy is
wanted and young lady, thoroughly ae-
ompllshed in music, wants a situation.