The Southern magazine . war, girls from all of the Atlantic Southern States. The disastrousend of the war a second time wrested from her the fortune which years oftoil had accumulated. The utter destruction of Columbia caused her toremove to the pleasant and hospitable city of Athens, where with the assist-ance of her daughter, Miss Caroline Sosnowski, she conducts a Home School,which is the model of a refined and cultivated household, and whose nu-merous friends have testified the esteem in which she is universally held,A distinguishing feature of this school is the absence of public exhibiti
The Southern magazine . war, girls from all of the Atlantic Southern States. The disastrousend of the war a second time wrested from her the fortune which years oftoil had accumulated. The utter destruction of Columbia caused her toremove to the pleasant and hospitable city of Athens, where with the assist-ance of her daughter, Miss Caroline Sosnowski, she conducts a Home School,which is the model of a refined and cultivated household, and whose nu-merous friends have testified the esteem in which she is universally held,A distinguishing feature of this school is the absence of public exhibitions,which Madame Sosnowski holds to be incompatible with true feminine graceand delicacy. During a period of thirty-five years she has had under hersupervision and instruction over two thousand young ladies. In all parts ofthe South they are to be found ; and the venerable lady has yet to hear ofthe first one that turned out badly. THE SOUTHERN MAGAZINE ADVERTISER. IX Silk & Guanaco Umbrellas AT LOWEST CASH TAYLORS HATS, FURS and UMBRELLAS, .Opposite Sainums, itiSfesJ BALTIMORE, ID. GOODS SSNT FES EXPRESS 0. 0. D. THE FARMERS GAZETTE DEVOTED TO AGRIOULTURE, AND THE Industrial Interests of the South. EDITORS : .1. B. Norris, Tide Water and South Side, Virginia. D. S. Curtis, Piedmont Virginia. District of Columbia & Maryland. Wm. N. Nelson, Valley of Virginia. J. B. .Norris, Resident Editor. fX^Subscriptiou $ per rates to sent free on application. The Farmers Gazette is published every Friday, and is thorough-ly distributed in Virginia, and has a free circulation in the Districtand in Maryland. Address M- W. HAZLEWOOD, Publisher, Richmond, Va. In every Library, Private or Public,one of the first necessities is a standardwork on the Literature represented. Inits department, the critics unanimouslyand enthusiastically accord the firstplace to 2 vols. $10. Holt & Williams, Publishers, New York. This most admirable wovk—Sout7ternMag
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