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notwithstanding later Intel lia sessa
received from European Markets sis:ee ~ 1,
the general features Of business stiIIeoltiESiss
dull and uniniereslins. Transaeiinns In sfts
Cotton Market have been very limited il sxseIsa,
with further decline in prices. By ,lie Steam.
CT Bri,,ania. nj Boston, we have received nc
counts Of liavrc market 10 the I7,h u.t.s and
from Liverpool 10 18Th ult. which, we regret 10
say are u! IN uniavorab!c aud gloomy character.
The market is represented to he in sickly
lansuid condition. attributed To the causes of 4
heavy stuck. decrease Of trade, and mn apprc.
hemsion Ola still greater decrease in mercantile
operations. To these are added Il prevalence
Of unfavorahc weather, cndanscrins the safety
of the EngIis! Corn crops, at n period too
when extensive orders have been received on
tho conlncn, for grain, all of which have had "A
tendency to derangc money matters, and im-
pose fresh cmbarrasSmcnts to trade. Al the
close Of the Liverpool markc, on the 18th. how.
ever. gratifying change was noticed il, the
weather. and hopes were entertained that the
crops, although late, and in some sections par
tally injured, nigh, DO safely secured, and in
such an cven.c confidence would in Il great mca-
sure be restored. and Il beneficial eilec, would
be fell on the trading Interests Of the Country
generally. We shall look forward, therefore,
with no small degree Of anxiety tn the receip,
OF later intelligence. which will FIX the price in
our markets for the coming crop. As il is, our
market remains i'll stniE quo position. A fc.s
loads Of new Cotton have been received during
the past week, but rs buyers asked u grca,erre.
duciion in price. than sellers were willing 10
submit 10, no sales Of consequence have been
effected The quotations of orr market now
range from G4 10 Q cents.
In Flour nothing has been done beyond what
IS required for nome consumption. There is
M canal in market, neither do we expcc, any
al present, nj eas, until il declines in n. Yor K
and other northern markets. The scarcity of
this article, therefore. makes The demand for
country Flour good. and the hes, article rcadi.
ly brings 81 So 50per bbl. cash.
There has been steady and increased de.
nand for Bacon. without, however any change
in prices. We make no alteration from our us,
weeks quotations, as the supply is u, present
sufficient for the demand.
Lard is scarce, aud sales are easily made at
10 l21 cents.
Our Grain Market is dull. Sales of Corn
was effected with difiiculsya a, 80 Cts per bushel
Oats 80 GU cts. Peas 60 20 cts.
We have no chnnge to notice in the Grocery
Market. Our merchants have alrcady heavy
stocks, and daily arrivals are making them more
so. All are expecting heavy fall trade. and
'rc making preparation, accordingly
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Sherlff'S Sale.

RY Virtue of sundry wriis Of Fieri
ID Facias. shall proceed TO sell at
Edseheld Court House, on the first Mon
day and Tuesday in October next. The
following property:
}. e. L. Joues, vs.. Riley Padgct; Smith
d Crouch, vs.. the same, one Black Mare.
William !Attaway, vs. William Chris
l;an, one Negro, Shade.
G. L. & E. Penn g. Co. vs.. Richard
NJ. Johnson; the same VS.. The same; the
same vs.. the same; A. Sharplon vs.. The
same; G.. ]. Glover vs.. the same; Maher
s. Rooney VS.. the same; E. B. Presley VS..
the same; The tract of land where the de-
fendant lives, one Negro, Yorick, and two
Horses.
C. A. Dowd, for The use Of A. J. & T.
W. Miller, vs.. B. F. Jones Bland e. But
Ter vs.. the same; E. Il. Presley VS.. the
same. one Negro man. Harry.
The President, s. Directors OF the Bank
Of the State Of South Carolina, VS.. Lewis
Ellzey, FIVE Negroes, viz: Jack. Dick, Brls-
ter. Bob, & Jimmy.
Bland g. Butler, VS.. VIM. Carpenter.
one Snrrcl Horse.
Alfred N. Dicks. admr. vs. Richard Prior;
E. D. Cook. vs.. the same; one Carryaii
Wagon, and one log Carriage.
John Holcombe. vs.. Benjamin Marsh;
Blinn g. Cobia, ~. the same, one Mare.
E.Pro,hro, bearer. vs.. w. w. Guy,on;
John c. Holcombe, vs.. the aame, two
Horses.
E. D. Cook. vs. Martin Posey; Bland
Catlin s, Co. vs. the same; the same vs..
the same; one Sorrel Mare.
Martin Posey, vs.. John Bridwell, one
Wagon and one OS.
James n. Blair, vs.. James D. Ham
mon,., one Negrn boy, Daniel.
Stephen Owens, vs.. Isaac A,,awuy, one
TWO Horse Wagon.
F. Gowdy. T. C. VS.. Mrs. E. A.
Hammond, 900 acres Of land, ,nnre or less.
adjoining James Golf, Charles Lamar, aud
Others.
s. F. Goole, vs. Ramey. Rhodes & Co..
one snrrlI Horse. levied on as The proper
~ of {. Rhodes
Damn! Quarrlcbum, bearer ". Samuel
Wncard and wife. George z. Sawyer
and Geor 2 V. Sawyer; two Negroes,
Charles a., CLANCY.
Terms Cash.
S HRESTIE, S. D.
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= = rYgIr uIs 5. q Temperance ads0sdrs,-

SPARrAsEuRoH G. H., Aug. 81. 1871.
Dear Sir:-A domestic tragedy Of q
most distressing character, has just been
performed in our little town. which offers
another solemn warning to the drunkard,
and is ,vorlhy for that purpose, of an in
ser,ion in your valuable joarnal. The
following statement Of facts is literally cor
rect.
On Wednesday nigh, man and his
wife, with n beautiful lulc boy. about Is
months old, arrived in the stage and put
up n, our principal Hotel. The woman
drank glass of brandy roddy immediate
~ after her arrival, and nGins late, the pa
rents aud child soon retired. Brandy was
carried TO her room IN the morning; and rs
the proof clearly showed nn an invcs'iga-
ton, the woman got drunk before breakfast.
The boy had a bowel complaint. from
lee,hins. and the drunken mother admip-
istered by mistake, as she alleged, IL dose
of laudauum instead Of paresnric, Us she
intended. No alarm was given ill about
l2 O'Clock, when the fatIer found out the
situation Of lis only child, and called in
medical aid. II was then too late. the fa-
ial poison had sapped the foundation OF
life. Medical skill was unavailing, and
the little sufferer, in the presence Of sever
al Of US, yielded up his young life about 6
o'clock =. VI.
During this time, the unnatural mother,
under the combined Influence Of brandy
and laudanum, was unable 10 leave her
room, md the diving child was unblesi-
uneust, should say. by the slightest al
lenliou from The mother who bore him.
The attendant Physician went to the
mothers room TO announce TO her, that
her boy was in the agony of dealh. He
was in fac, then dead, rs ne expired in
half minute after The Physician left him.
.'Oh. don, tell me So" was ,,he mothers
reply, IL cau't bear it, bot Doctor, nv
stomach is irri,nble, do tell them 10 send
me up glass Of ioddy. | think i, will
do me good" Yet. ,h.s woman, who had
so completely s,iiled every natural feeling
is, it is said, Of a highly respectable New
York family; vas herself of undoubled
character and standing, uniil she INDUCED
in tho Incorporate use of ardent spirits,
Jury Of lnques, has acquitted her Of
wilfully intending the death of her child,
but gave that he came 10 hts death by lau.
danum administered willis, she, his mother,
was drunk.
Wills, am wri,ingsthey are bearing
the hapless boy to his grave. amongst
strangers. The toll Of the bell announces,
that his body is 10 rest in distant land,
until the general resurrection. But where
is that miserable mother? She has fed
from the scene of her inlamy and her guilt
carrying with her. "the worm that never
dies-,ne FIRE that will never be quenched."
May God have mercy upon her, and yet
turn her heart from the evil of her Ways
May her fearful story. reach the heart Of
at least every molber who may indulge
privately or openly. in the damuing sin Of
drunkenness, aud arrest them jn their
downward course 10 the pit Of perdiion.
Yours respectfully.
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Enom he Christian Inisr.

We stop The press 10 inform The readers
oflhe Iudex, that our dear old Father VI Z r.
GERS no more. We hive just received
the following note from his nephew, broth
er w. 4. MERCER:
ii bro. James CARERS, Butts Co. Sept. 6.
Dear bro. Stokes: have the mournful
intelligence to communicate 10 you and the
Brethren AT Penield. that my dear Uncle
JESSE MERCER is no more--Hc
brealhed his las this morning at 20 minutes
after G O'Clock. without Struggle or a
groan. | reached here yesterday, and
found him sinking very fast. He was per-
frctly sensible. and so remained until the
last. He spoke buta few words. sa,
by his bedside through the most Of the
night. He answered several questions !
asked him--I enquircd If he was ready 10
depart. lie threw his dying arms around
my neck, and pulled me down near 10
him, and said "Ihaue no fears," He would
have talked more. but said he was nnabie
II have not time 10 multiply.
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MONEY WANTED.

4 TAKE this method of requesting all per-
II sous indebted to me on notes and open nc.
connts for the year ls4O. and previous. 10 make
payment as early as possible. owe money
That is now due. and consequently must collect
| am not able to extend longer indulgence
lhan have done. earnestly request ,hose of
my customers having open accounts, to come
forward and liquidate them. Those that have
been INDUCED for one aud two years and lon
ger, will have to pay cost f they prefer it, I'd.
,her than paying The principle and interest.
E. B. PRESLEY.
Ang. 90 IF 80
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Hamburg ,oiil be ahead. Thursday
last, Messrs. Howard s. Garmany of this
city, bough, the first bale Of new Cotton
that came 10 market this fall, from John
Mosely, Of this district. They paid lO3
cts. per. ID. for i, in South Carolina money.
The staple was 6ue. So far, so good
But we have something moro to say about
It. This bale Of nsw cotton was sent 10
the "vaueluse Factory" owned by Colo
mel John Bausket. some ten or fifteen miles
OF. by the purchasers. and i, returned TO
their hands on yesterday, manufactured
in'o o fine article Of Cloth. aud is now ready
for sale. and Of which our lntendanl is now
wearing pair Of pan,aloons. Give it
bumper, for 1t takes our Hamburg mer.
chsnis to be- smau.-Jouraal.
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State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IA EnIrInIK
IN NEQUlTF
Willis Holmes, vs..

Willis Holmes, vs.. r.,.
Henderson W. Sullivan and fo,,S..N"e'3 ~ y
The Bank ofliamburg. $. c. 4"0''s"g''
NOTICES is hereby given. that by virtue of
an order from the Court Of Chancery,
sL,Il offer for sale TO the highest bidder at Edge
field Cour, House, on the first Monday Of DC.
iober next. 10 foreclose n mortgage. given by
the Defendant Sullivan, 10 the Complainant,
the following property in the Town Of Ham.
burr. viz: Five Lots known in the plan Of said
Town as Numbers I3l. l32. 1873, I43, and l29,
nr The corner Of Centre and Tilllnan Streets,
ench containing so feet front, and three Of the
above named lots 800 fec, deep; the other two
$50 fee, deep. Also three negro fellows named
A,,y. Henry and John. Also the interes, Of
the said II. w. Sullivan in the Presbyterian
Church in the Town OF Hamburg. The above
property viii be sold upon The following terms:
One third Of the purchase money cash; one third
n, six months, aud the remaining third a, twelve
months; the costs 10 be paid out of the cash pay
men,. Purchasers TO give bond nnd good per-
sonaI security. and n mortgage Of the premises,
10 secure the ciedi, portion Of the purchase
money.
J. TERRY, c. ED.
Commissioners Office
Edse6eld. Sept. 10, ls4l. { (S5 sD d32
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Medical College ofGeorsia.


VHNHE Course Of Lectures will commence ON
u the second Monday (sth) Of November
ncSi, and terminate on the frs, Saturday Of
March following.
G. ". Nr,rton, W. d.. Professor OF Anatomy
l.. Il. Dagas. III. d., Professor of Phys;oIoov
and Pathological Anatomy.
11ieIander Means. ~. D., Professor or chn,,,-.
is'ry and Pharmacy.
r. GarriH, ~. d.. Professor of Ther,pe,,..
tics aud Niaicria Medica.
Pam F. Ere. M d, Professor Of the nr;p:
c'ples aud Practice Of Surgery.
L. D. Ford, M d.. Professor Of the fns,;.
'uics and Practice Of afetlicipe.
Joseph a. Ere, NJ d., Professor Of Oieie ty;cs,
and Diseases Of Women and Infants.
G. d: Ntseton. H. D.. Demonstrators
John MeLes.er. II. D., ofAna,on,y.
Fee for the fuif course, iaclf. ing
Practical Anatomy. 500 oe
Mntricnlaiion, first course only.\ M
For further particulars, address either of tha
Professors, or
PAUL F. EVE, Deaa.
Augusta. Angus, 10, 1871. h 81
VI The following papers will copy the ,bovs
TO the amonn, Of 50 each, and send tkeir ,ecs;n,s
TO TO the Dean the Isl next January, viz: Tho
Edgeheid Advertiser. GreenyiIlc Mountaineef,
3. C.; Georgia Journal, Federal Union, Go.
lnmbus Enquirer, Savannah Georgian, Geo.
Mobile Register. Huntsville Democrat, Aiaba.
ma Journal, Tuscaloosa Flag Of Union. Az.
fiondian, and ST. Augustine News, Fla.
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From the Cincinnati Republican, Sept. 4.

AWFUL kloT--SEVERAL LIVES LOST.
Our city WINS thrown into great excite
menl last night. Il originated from quar-
rel that took place Thursda, night, on Co.
lumbia street, between few negroes aud
whites, in which one Of the latter, was
stabbed aud cvt awfully so that it is
thought he cannot live. 10 consequence Of
Of this, 1.-TWO or three lhousaais persons col
,ec,ed around the houses Of the negroes on
Sixth street, Eas: OF Broadway. The
negroes, apprehensive Of an afiray, had
armed themselves with muskcts, and fired
uron the crowd The Mayor informs us,
he thinks two wines and two negroes are
killed, and abou, ID TO 20 wounded, most
ly whites.
During The aifray, cannon was brought
up, loaded with slugs, aud fred down
Sixth Street TWO or three times, raking
The streets, but with what effect is rot yet
known. The Mayor. who was on the
ground all night, called out TWO military
companies, the Gravs and Guards, aud
both squares from Fifth 10 Seventh, are
guarded by, and under control of,hc mill
Iarv and a large body ofarmed volunteers,
the negroes bciGS all confined to their
houses.
No destruction ofproper'y ofcousequcnce
has 'aken place.
The city is still in great excitement; and
a special meeting OF The Council is TO be
held at 10 o'clock this morning, when
strong measures will undoubtedly be taken
TO preserve The peace Of the city.
A Town Meeting of the citizens geuer+
nliy, is to be Immediately held for tho
same purpose,
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Warehouse 81 Commission
ERGJSlNliSS.

Ab u S1tN 4, SsSs
TEVHE subscribers having leased for term
IL Of years, that cornmodious and eligible
Warehouse, formerly known Ms Corfngton &
Fa,rs beg leave to offe, heir services, to their
friends and the public, in the Storage aud sale
nf Cotton.
From the eligibility Of their Warehouse, TO-
gelher with It's central position, ,hev tiatiei
themselves ,hn, they nrc able 10 offer indnce.
mcnts to Planters md others. unequried By
any establishment Of the kind in the plnce.
Cotton con-igned Ia them, by the river, will
be landed Wharfage free. aud no commissions
will be charged for rcshipping Cotton by the
Rail Road or River. Planters need be under no
apnyehensions with regard to tresheis, rs the RI
veE will have TO rise feet in the business parts
hi The town, before our Warehouse will be nver-
flowed; and all Cotton stored with us will be
Insured against treshsts. gratis, il required.
Insnrnncecan be effected on our Warehouse,
al rs low a rate rs any other in Town: and as
our utmost endeavors shall be used to give gene.
yni salts sCae,ion. we hope 10 merit and receive j
liberal share of patronage.
lAbernl advances will be made on Cotton IN
sfas
tslF commissions for selling cotton, will be
70 cents per bale.
3 BRITTON MINIS.
THOMAS G. KEY.
Hamburg, September lst. iSif 81
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uAuhIrRn Semni.

HAMBURG, Semptember 5.
The accounts received Yesterday from Flu.
rope bringing decline in The Cotton market.
have had SOME effect 10 reduce prices with us.
On the lower aud mdd!ing qualities. there ,sul.
ready falling off at least ! CT. Willis, choice
article has given way only about CT. We give
as extremes to-day, Gi to 81 Cts. principal sales
{! cts. We have heard of no sale uf New Cot.
ton to-day. but what has been sold previously.
brought lOI cents from off wagons. New and
old Cotton begins 10 arrive in quantities, which
Indicate that onr busy season has commenced.
Groceries.-'rhere is no change TO notice.
from, las, weeks quotation in any Of the leading
articles. The market is welsupplied, and sales
made NJ fair prices TO buyers.
Erehange-on New York u cts. premium,
Charleston Il Savannah. nominal.
freighis.-ro Charleston 1 per hundred for
square, and 3-S for round bales. To Savannah
81 per bale.
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mcnls by indisposilion was present al this.
The encampment system, we are pleased
10 hear, has been very generally voted for
by the officers Of the several regiments in
this Brigade. Gov. Richardson has taken
warm interest in its renewal, and we
have no Loub, that the Legislature. at its
next session. will comply with the express
sed wish Of the officers throughout the
State and re-establish il.-Pendieson Mes
seRger.
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NOTICE.

HDUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, tha,
u an application. by petition, will be made
TO the Legislature Of this State, at its session in
December next, for an Ac, declaring Shaws
Creek, from point called Gul!idges ford down
10 it's confluence in South Edisto, n pnblic high
way. for the boating and rafting Of Timber and
Lumber-and for the appointing Of Commits.
sioncrs 10 open. and keep open, the snid creek,
and the inspection Of slopes through Mill Dams,
and other distractions on said Creek. with a
view to IFS being channel or ,horonshfare 10
transpor, Lumber from ITS borders 10 the sea.
ooavd. JAMES PURVIS.
SiIns Creek
July 8 II %
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NOTICE..

Ws HEREBY GIVEN. tina, onn,,s,,;,, al,
- 90 MADE al the next session Of ihe Legialz.
inIe, 70 aoo'lsh 80 much Of the old Chariestoy
Hoao' as public highway. leading frorp Ga
i1iKs .,: o. inc said road and lslandford tSsd. to
August Is ,r 30
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August )
Valuable Land for Sale.

THVliE Subscriber offers loi sale his valuable
Il plantation whcreon he now resides, snu.
a,ed in EdgciieId district, about one mile OF
Meeting Street containing fonr hundred and
thirty.,,rec acres about two hnndred Of which
* under good fences. and in Il high state Of cul.
Iivntinn. On the premises are good dwelling
house. kitchen. barns, Stables. and all necessary
oi; bindings. Also an excellent Horse Min,
capable Of grinding - bushels per day. Any
person de3rurs Of purchasing, are requested 10
call and examine fer themselves Terms rnude
easy.
Also, 10 sell, rent. or lease. one House and
Lot, in the village of Edgefied. adjoining Mr..
Mat Minis. containing ~ ucres.
THOS. u. HARVEY.
July 8. # 90
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The reviews 10 our district closed n,
Varrennes on Thursday. We are era,ified
TO learn. thar Major, General McDufic.
who had been detained from the o,lrcr reri.
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LOST.

AUSIs
nN Monday evening the 9Th inst. in tho
" Town Of Edgefeld. plain SADDLE
with Stirrup lrons of difieren, kinds, tho one a
square iron and the other round, The Saddio
was knawed on the padding on both sides. Tbo
finder will receive n suitable reward b. leav;r a
il at some slore in the town, 30 that the c,,tre,S
hcy may Sc; j. again.
WILLIAM sTRUM, Sen.
Sept. Q 81
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Positive and Final Notice

rs HEREBY GIVEN To all indebted to the
A subscriber, that their accounts and notes
due lstJannary, 1871, and anterior To that datc
must be pau, or satisfaction given Of the forth
coming thcrcoi-or VIA, Pay cost of course.
G. 4. DOWD
y. B. ! will sell my remaining stock of Dry
Goods, or any par, Of il, at cost. for Cash.
&. a. ID.
August ) if %
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Notice.

rs HEREBY GIVEN. iha, application will
IL be made at the next session OF The L.ri.lu-
lurc, TO open public road, lcading from DR..
r. c. Griins. OF the Elandford road, 10 Mil
Creek on The old Charleston road.
August IS # %
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Declared to be Usmy.-The Gircair
Conrl Of Rankin county, Miss nt rs lass
session, decided that loan, trsads By q
hank, Of deprecated bank paper Being an
usurious transaction is null and reie ana
that no collection should b. IA
debts thus Contracted
AT meeting p ii
thjse city which II B
ySaFyssse oi cbnsi iei
fsill sFssuiti 81 8; iEIlt gjs 80 I:
Il as srSs stl s Il ss ne
hIIi, every lonn laay made 10 stFe 81 icy
authorized by law would he ynid -as m.
usaRioss transaction, aiit could not be col
lesied. -~fsiif. Ledger.
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Sept. Is. IA @5.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-13
Z Z READ z .
WHAT IT HAS DONE,

4 ND if you have friend. relation. or know
"A any one that IS afflicted with that distressing
disease, "CONSU dPrlON" pc suade them
without delay 10 try that famous and unrivalled
medicine, the 'BAI.SAM OF WILD CHER
XXI which has cured thousands tf this COM
plant after every thing else had filled. Read
the following undOuhted proofs Of It's efficacy.
LANCAsTER COUNTY Sept 26. ISL
SiR-As you desired me 10 write AID let YOU
know If your Basam relieved me any. l take
this opportunity TO inform YOU that Il has not
only relieved me greatly, but has almost cured
me entirely. Before i had finished the secund
bottle, | felt almost like a well man, and feel
better every day take IL. My cough is stopped
altogether, l spit up a very little and for two
weeks or more have slept a gr, at deal better
than have done for the last year Indeed I
eel 50 well am sure shall recover my health,
end that too for few dollars, after having spent
hall my earnings IN the last two years for med
lcnes that did me no good l saw the Doctor in
Lancaster few Gays ago who gave me medi-
cine last, he said l looked much better but
when told him what was taking, he did not
say any more about u, but hoped ould get
well. ] shall come to Philac elphia in a week OF
TWO and will come TO see you again,
Respectfully &c.
GEORGE KRENED
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CARPET a. COVERLIT ESTAB-
IISHMENT.
SCHOOL.
On he Enronsnll .Naslenl

On The European System.
TNIE subscriber has openeda school on The I'm
roPeoa system on Market street near Market
square. and has yet vacancies for few more pu-
pills. In accordance with the system VIII ch he
PROCESSES 20 adopt, all scholars who may be sent
10 him. and who do not make such proficiency IN
their studies as Is to be expected, will not be re-
tanned; but Their parents will be InfOrmedOf such
Tact and be requested to Withdraw their children,
His terms per quarter are.
Reading writing and simple arithmetic $500
do with the higher branches OF arith-
metic and mathematics 4 90
do with grammar history & geography. 500
The classics with the higher branches Of
an English education 700
oet9 DANIEL VAUGHAN