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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-09-05
A WELL CON C(l1IsaED
INTRIGUEI
YaI4d5Ie Secret Disclosed.

The welfare of tho American people rendera
that lliey should be made cognizan,
with a very momentous md valuable secret,
having an Intimate connection with ihclr pecuni.
ary interests, tho great importance Of witiri,
urgently demands llieir most seupusu and deli.
bernte attention. There can be very little doubt
that there exists in the whole humun family an
universal disiate 10 bear the "slings aud arrows
Q oion,rngeous Fortune, 40 long as they see ctllGrs
OF the GENES lioMo, twhettier by the exercise Of
q more astnte understanding, or tho result Of
purely tortuitous circums,ances) dwelling in
marble Iialls surrounded by parasites, aud TO-
yelling IN luxury, case and .contepineut, Cpen-
iy mud fearlessly obiecting TO such "uaEyEs
handed Jus,ice," and coolly determined to des.
troy this ExpARrs medium OF. basking IN the
sunshine Of fortune, and irpr6ctirahe establish
an equilibrium il society, PYf'ElS 81 CO., tile
truly fortunate, far fntned and old established
Lottery Brokers, generously impari TO the public
the ofkpr'ng Of their laborious researches in The
hbs,ruse mysteries Of the dark nges-rnE AREA.
Sus OF WEALTH! TIE cabalistic words are seven
IN number, and when arranged according 10 the
directions ofihe CApALA, s;gnify
.s'-Look to PAfer s. Go. for Riches.n'
MOST BRILLIANT RESULTS AGAIN!
Ercry LoAcry shoucrs its treasures!
Correspondents readiho glorious evidence!
PYFER g. co Public Benciactors!
See tic oif'iae of'the first order!
S'25,00n, Whole ticket, numbers 25s DO SO,
drawn 20 August! was sent To South Caroli-
ma. The result of lie first order, ~" Sec
managers official drawing of that date.
$1,000, Quarter ticket, sent to Pcnnsylva-
mia.
$4,000, Half Ticket, sent 10 Louisiana.
l0,G00, Half Ticket, sent 10 Pennsylvania.
5000, Half ticket, sent 10 Ohio
lS,O00, Quarter ticket, sent 10 North Caroli-
ma.
5000 Quarter ticket sent 10 SO. Carolina.
1000, Quarter ticket, sent to Virginia.
5000, Quarter ticket, sent 10 New York.
1000, Quarter ticket, sent TO South Catoli-
IA.
S,0tn, Quarter ticket, sent to Virginia.
u Nearly every Prize paid and on file.
PfFER g. co. always refer 10 the Mana
gers
~ Every person should try his or her
luck!
The first trial often Draws the Capital,
BANK DRAFTS, payable at sight in
Gold, remitel promptly 10 any part of the
United States for Prizes sold by PYFER &
co.
PYFER & co. sell all the large Prizes
ONE ORDER MAY DRAW A FORTUNE.
Splendid Schemes for Sept.
18A9,
An Orders strictly coaJie' e',~'ial al P4ter
s. Cos.
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Wanted to Hire 100 Hands,

To work on the Rail Road; these hands
will be employed out in the Pine woods until
after frost, when they will he placed on the
side OF the River swamp, tho work is all high
and dry, and the hands will be supplied with
an abundance Of wholesome food and drv
tents. Wages good, and paid in Cash month
ly, ur as the owner may prefer.
Enquire OF c. s. Melctt OH the work near
Manchester, or of the subscriber, in Sumter
vile. ID. b. McLAURlN.
Aug. 20. 1910 AZ ii
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[Fro,Ahe NJ. 0. Picayunc, August 26 ]
NlWS FROlI IA 1IPA BAY.

ARR1AL OF THE STEAM SHIP ALABAMA.
The fnmcr Alnbalnn, Capt. Wright, arrived
ycsterdy evening from Tampa Bay, which
place 81 left on The ODD lust,
Muj.W' w. Morris, commanfiant ut Fort
Drook'and a, present tho uc,ing indian agent
for theleninolcs, in the absence of Mr.. Spcn-
Ger, efve d on the goth inst, u white tlar from
the Intns by the hands Of Philippe, u Span
lard, rtldug at Sara Sofa. Philippe, startled
by an fconmt Of the murders at le;,sc Greek,
left Ws others tho 8 ttlcmeut ut Sara Sofa but
rcturns on the 18th inst. found his horse and
propcT untouched, and this flag attached TO
his dor. II is made Of white crane f.uthcrs,
formiE a small iiag bound OIL i, with Il string of
whitSeads in n small piece Of snoI inr Tobacco,
the sIn used by Bow Legs, King of The Semi.
noles Phillipce's Intelligence enabled him TO
rend he signlficalion thus: ''Wc desire peace,
wisto communicate, smoke aud hold peace
TALK He left signs, stating the time the flag
wnspnnd, and that at full moon he wond re.
iurnplld started q, oEce with the flag to Major
Mors.
Emthc fuct that not sign of hostility has
bceicvlnccd since Tho attack upon The trading
hous oil Kennedy 81 Darling more than month
ngoadd ed TO The appearances Of tho flag, tho
opipn Is entertained thai further outiares will
note comn,ited, unless provoked by our REQ.
piepnl those engaged i'll lhe last outrage will
be elivercd mp.
'his opiuion Is strengthened by the fact that
at ie time the nnst exciting alarm occurred. ia.
sted Of two, fifty settlements could have been
attcked simultaneously, and those engaged in
thin have escaped as rcpdIy, This informn,
It'd was obtained by n friend during a recent
Wit to Tampa Bay, aud may be relied upon, rs
tse best acquainted with all tho particular
futures of the cnse and the Indian character,
as supposed to know nore than others depend-
ig ppon vague surmises or worse rulnors. Ma
il Morris was the old Indian agent. Mr.. Spen-
or is the present one, but he is now absent.
Two companies of volunteers under Capt. Dill
I'D Fisher wcrc encainpcd about Two miles out
tom Tampa Bay. lie services had been offer
red TO tbs Government, but Major Morris dc-
clmcd, having no authority 20 ,eceve them.
There are only about one thousand Indians
in tho wholeyState, Of which number only ouc
..undred an2 fifty are wurriors,
M,,t,r Morris viii leave Tampa Day on tho Hen.
ry Clay for Charlntte's Earbor, with I'M inter,
cter, u meet Bow.Lcgs, The Seminole chief, al
Die full the moon.
The troops OH their arrival oncampcd al
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To Travellers going North.

sItiE GREAT MAIL. ROUTE FROM
s CHARLESTON, s.. G,
LEAVING the Wharf at the foot OF LaiI.
rens-st. daily at 3, p. m. after the arrival OF
tho Southern cars, via WILMIN GTON and
WELDON, N. C. PETERSBURG, RICH
sMOND, to WASHINGTON, BAITI-,
MORE, and dPHILADELPIIA.
The public is respectfully informed that.
the steamers of this line, from Charleston to
Wilmington, are in first rate condition, and
are nayigated by well knownand experienced
commanders, and the railroads are in fine or
der, thereby securing both safety and dispatch,
a THROUGH TICKET having already
been in operation is now continued as per-
manent arrangement from Charleston to
Philadelphia. Passengers aYailDg themsel-
yes thereof, will have the option either to
continue without delay through the route or
otherwise. TO stop at any of the intermediate
points, renewing thes seats on the line TO
suit their convenience. By this route travel
lers may rcacli New York on the third day
during business !. hours. Baggage Will be
ticketed on board the Steamer 10 Weldon, as
likewise on the change OF cars. at the inter-
mediate points from thence to Philadelphia.
Through Tickets to Philadelphia at $40 each,
can be had from 4, WINSLOYy, Agent of
the Wilmington and Raleigh X. r. Company,
at.he Office Oft Company foot OF Laurens-
street, 10 whom please apply. For other in-I
formation inquire of
L. C. DUNCAN,
Atihe American Hotel, Charleston S. c.
May 8 40 1y
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Notice.

Lost or misiaid,a promssary Note Of forty
eight Dollars, dated somc time in Jan 1913,
and made payable 10 William Webb or bcarer
on the first Ian l5lS,--and signed by I. L.
Jones and William Il Mellct;, the filiGer will
please deliver The some 10 me, as il Will be
Of no benefit TO him, us the payment of the
same has been stopt.
Il. II. PL0 WIDEN.
Aug. 10 a. 2t
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HH;srricd.

Married ON the 2Gth INST, by the Rev. John
B. Hicks, Miss S. Lemon, aged Is to Mr.. DAN-
TEL IIAnbY, aged II, all Of this District. MAY
the shoots Of the grated Hardy Lemon, prove
numerous md prolific aud tte. ;RARA AVIS of II
huidy lemon hoom long on The so of Sumter
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DRY GOODS for FALL. TRADE,
En- ,EsY,ess,. s. O.
Aug. 30, 1910.

EN CEgAVsLESTD:p. $. C.
The subscriber is now receiving one of the
largest and most desirable STOCKS OF
GOODS thathas ever been offered to the
friends and customers Of 253 KING STHEEr.
llc has; during the past Sum,ncr, made cy-
tcnsvc additions and alterations 10 his rooms,
and is now prepared to show in his retail de-
Eartment a most splendid assrrlment of
Gsiein E;i OrirS for ladies Dress,
Such as: Elegant Silks, Cashnlcrcs, Mus
lin D'Laines, Alpacas, Satin Dn Chimes, En-
broidered Orleans Cloth, Plain Mcrinos, En-
broldcrcl Cashmcrcs, Chameleon Luslrcs,
Gng!m,ns, Prints, &c, &c.
Els t!ac Sia:,i Departments,
He is prepared TO Offer every variety OF
Long anl ;iluars SHAWL$, both Plain and
Printed, Elegant Silk do, Plain aud E,mbrod
cred Canton Grape do, Cashmere and Brochc
do.
SILK AMI Satin AiANTlLLAS, VISETTES,
and SACKS,
y large stock OF Linons aud.I.inen Goods,
Marsciles, Quilts, Fringcs, Diui,ics, Car
tain SStntis,
Every variety of HOSIERY.
Gools for Genilcmen's Wear. such ns
B:oadclolhs, Cassimcrcs, Ves;ings, C.ayats,
&c, sc.
In rooms connected with his front sales
rooms he is prepared to Offer Planters and
others one OF the most complete assortment TO
bc ionnd in Charleston OF
issnsaiietS. E&crsrys, S;stiileGfs,
d bcaiis, DOTlcsiicS, a., Gt.
| ~ ~,
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Rail Road Notice.
Sumter Bakery.

The subscriber respectfully Informs The
public that he con;inucs Baking, at his old
stand ~ Broad street near Main. Bread and
all varieties Of Fancy Cake, Biscuits and
Crackers constantly on hand
Also-lieccivcL daily constant supply Of
Smiths celebrated SODA WATER and a
supply OF Ice from Charleston.
ICE CREAM, every variety of Confec-
tionary, lrnh, Nativ" and Tropical, Nuts,
Fancy Articles, etc. &C. constantly on hand.
~ FLOUR, OF tho hest brands for sale.
lOliN O'CONNOR.
July IS, 1910. 80 tt
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$50 REUr. ARD,

Willie paid for the apprehension and de-
livery 10 the Jailor of Sumter District Of q
slave named, Joe the property of VIM. Webb
Esq, who escaped from custody, near States
burgh, on the 22nd inst, while being brought
to trial The slaye,is about 20 RI years OF
age, avery likely fellow lie was charged
with the crime OF fstcre-breakmg and robbing
there(roin goods and money.
In crdorihat he psYf be brought TO otral,
will paythe above reward for his delivery to,
tho Jailor OF this or any other District, so that
he may be dealt with ps the law requires.
Il. ]. C0GIiI.aM.
July %, 1910. so If
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Notice.,

The Exercises of Mrs. RlCE'S Seminary
VIII he resumed on Monday l7th OF Sept.
Parents desirous of admission for their
children will please make application previous
10 that time,
Boardcrs received as usual.
Sept. 4 45 ot
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Beef! Beef!
New AIsI.sRgR sgSepRAe,Ta6 (:

lGOW .AA'Es1A IN gGBEl&HhGo
The subscriber hcgs leave to inform his
friends i'll Sumterville and vicinity, that as
his opponent in the Beef business continues
TO Butcher on the sumo DAYS that he does, that
he will change TO MONDAYS, WEDNES-
DAYS aud SATURDAYS are the days he
will Butcher: the prices are FIVE and six cts.
if Beef is taken regularly round--if choice
pieces every time. of the round, the pr.ce is;
eight cents. All persons arc requested to,
have small Book so that tho Beef can be
entered in their Book as well as mine.
June q JOHN CHINA.
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New Root 4
A ND
S}EE.gl lT{hs S5tlaD[RJRo

'~S N~>~AA NsA< S1-A3 sN.sS 80 NzsSV Saezd
The subscriber having just returned from
Charleston with an assortment of BOOTS
SHOES, Ladies' and Misses SLIPPERS,
TIES and CATERS, of every kind what
ever, offers them TO the public on better terms,
tor Cash, than can be had elsewhere, and So
licits an early call at one door east of Miller
& Bossards Drug Store. Also, the New and
Fashionable slipper for Ladies called TAY-.
LOR TIES.
" ANriPs seaced up toithout charge:
B. FOLSOM.
Signef dte Booi..
May %. 1a49 81 If
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u-r The price of Packages OF Quarter
Tickets only, is advertised above.
~. The Managers Printed Drawings,
endorsed by tie commissioners appointed
(!or this purposc) By The Governor OF Mary
land are III all cases sent to our Correspond
ens
u Letters always strongly and carefully
sealed.
u Please Order few days ngFonE the
Lotteries draw. All Orders punctually an
swcred by Tie return mails.
Persons at distance from Baltimore, who
wish "Fornne Bucklcd on their Backs"
viii find that il is only necessary TO enclose
the price Gas laid down in the above sche1-
ulc,) for a Package or Single Ticket TO the
Truly Fortunate, Far-Famed and Old Es-
tahiislcd House OF
PYFER & co.
No l. LlGnr STREET BALTIMORE MD.
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Fort Brooke, ,thetcommahdant not destning IL
necessary to endFthem intot Tho interior untilthe
council was held or outraGes committed. alanM:
of tic poorer class of neighborng inhabitants
came in 10 Tho Goperelnent quarters, saying that
they n,e afraid uf'thc indians, Iund the Governs
mcnt is obliged TO support them. IS
y Ills thought that tho Indians do moi desire 10
have any warwth tho whites, us they appear 10
be much alarmed ut the presence OF SO many
troops in their region of country, aud the pre-
parations going forward. The Indians would
much rather be brbcd 10 leave tho country than
!tuiight, while thewhite population. feeling cons
stpntly insecure with tho Indians in their itninc.
diule neighborhoo,, insist upon their leaving on
sonc forms. The result will probably be thp
same as IN mnny former instances; tho Indians
will be obliged 10 sliccon,b 10 n superior force.
and, quitting their old hunting grounds, Ia ks mp
lhcir residences the western sidu Of the y! ssis-
sippi river. tEl #
THE CASE OF BRowN.-Our readers are
aware that his Exccllency Governor Scabrools
had extended tho time Of Browns execution
to the last Friday in this MONTH His indc-
intigahle counsel has procured a further re-
spite of Two months. Brown is yet very fec
bic, from the effects of his broken leg, which,
Improves slowly. Apetition strongly signed,
and we bolievc by all tho jury who tried the
case. was presented to tho Governor, asking
fora Communication of the punishment. His
Exccllcncy has not committed himself upon
the petition, but granted the respite in consid-
Grafton of the prisoners suffering condition.
The other Brown, the acconplice, was dis
charged from jail OH las, Saturday, by order
ol Solicitor Fair Camden Journal,
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Census os sumter District.
5Clurcnlolt Count.

Free white Inhabitants, Beat Co. No. 1,
Upper Bat. 20sh Reg't., S. C Militia Com
nandel by Cant. Mathis.
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$25,00O CASH.

This amoun; in cash 10 be paid for negroes
from the age OF from Ii TO 80 years Old
The highest market prices Will he given, and
persons wishing TO dispose oi such property
will find ready sale by applying TO the sub
scribcr ut Sumtervi!e $. c.
Il. J. DlNKINS.
Aug, d, 1910. al t.
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Notice,

Application will be made to the Legislature
at its next Session for an act OF incorporation
Of the "llomo Branch Baptist Church.
Aug. Is, 1910 Al Ban
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a GARD.
REYNOLDS & REYNOLDS.

have This day associated WM l.. REY-
NOLDS with,mc in the practice of DEN
TlSrRY.
Mr.. REYNOLDS hhs been my pupil FOR the
past four years, and commend him with con-
tidcnce TO the community.
The business will ho conducted as former
ly at my Office on Main street, under the
above name and style.
WM REYNOLDS.
Aug. Ii IL Il
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Time is Money!

Tie subscriber having purchased tho right
for manufacturing Sabin's Patent Washing
Machine for this District, respectfully calls
the attention OF the public to them. For
convenience, simplicity aud. utility, il stands
unsurpassed by any machine Of that descrip-
ton ever invented, rs it will when under
stood wash every article clean, without inju-
ry and in one-!ourth the time taken by any
other mode. Manufactured by
d. S. SARGENT.
Sumterville, S. G. Al tt
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Notice,

N. LEWIS Esq, is my regularly appointed
and constituted agent and attorney, during
my absence from the State.
l.. B. HANKS.
Aug %, 1910. IA If
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SONS OF TEMPERANCE,
Sumter Division NC, 10 {.

The regalnr Weekly Meeting of5 this Diri.
sion will be held on IYedaeSaay Ereaing
next, at their IIall mt O'clock 2 2
r.. M. DYSON, n. IS.
Sumtoryille, S. C. 10 Iy
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ls:s 3 l:s. ! 7'.s!s &C. MA4 ss;,sl.
Rail Road Notice,

The Subscribers to the Wilmington and
Manchester Rail Road, residing in Sumter
District are hereby notified that Capt. James
ID Handing, and Warren a. Muldrow have
been appointed Agents, TO receive any and
all instalments now due or which will become
due hereafter and give receipts for the same.
JOHN McRAE,
Treas. w. and ~. 4. r. 20.
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Notice.

Is hereby given, that application will be
made 10 tho Legislature at It's ncN, session.
Tor an Act OF Incorporation Io' Harmony
Church G. PlOWDEN.
Aug II, 1910. i3 BIN
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Camden Branch Rail Road
Notice,

On and after the 20th inst, the pASSEN-
GER TRAIN will leave the Middleton
Depot ON Mondays, Wednesdays, ana Fri
days, ri ; o'clochs, Z. A., instead Of $40,
MS now advertised.
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Eses1Itctioai of Hocaa Fare oslaE.e
South Carolina Rail Road.

Fromthe a9tli ] IJNE to the 1st OCTOBER
ssIfiE fare will be reduced to {. TIIREE;
=. per mile to any station on the
Road.. This will accord with aisimiIar ars
the Georgia and Western and
Atlantic Rail Roads aud will therefore suI
psfsede the Dalton, Rome and Athens Tick
cts, as heretofore issued.
3'3 ct vYm. r. BARTLESS, Sec'ry.
70 Travellers going North.
!lIs1 ss s;iI,h .sss'sils| @ .lE's @ ss'',,
THE GREAT MAIL ROUTE FROM
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Notice.

The Reduced Fair on the South Caro!iu,
ti'!road OF 3 cents per nile is extended I,
the lJh day OF October next,
WM. H. BARTLESS. Srr'yn
Sept 4 Is -
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400 pounds Leaf Lard,

6 bushels large ONIONS, for sale by
Aug22 l., Il. HANKS,
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HORACE v. pILLHR.
Land General Agency once a lhs Capital nli-
hois, Clty OF Springfield.
no noassideaf Of iao AoldsFs Of Illinois
edness, and all Pefsons desirious Of Stats iand
Illinois scrip bondThe undersigned would respectfully inform
the public thar they have esiabsed this cile capital
Stale Of iaad and gsaera agsay ee fo the
Of all business appeaning thereto within the limits Of the State
lands and reporting their location advantages and paying
Tedeening land for titles &e; buy
ng and selling descriptions and every
other description attached general agency The
most scale, promptly faithfully attended TO-
sHs5N RKTERRNcKst
Messrs. Deifendor q Niles, Washington city
-" A. Gowdy Co., Louisville, Kentucky.
Thomas J Reed, esq, - -. ,,.
A. ChTisty, 4"
His exceliency A. o. French governor Of Illinois
Hon. Thomas H. Campbell, auditor
John Moore, treasurer .HE
.. II. Treat, judge supreme court.
g Lyman TrumbulI, g. I"
:" J. Dean Cation, I" I"
M m.s;5 Wadswor,is sheldon. New Yori city.
David Leavit, esq,
g. Bartlett esq, No. 4 Front street, % t" M@H
Gen. Robert Patterson, Philadelphia.
Gen. Adam )iller,
Jos. L. Chester, esq, I"
Col. g. w. Black, Pttsburg, Pa a.
Gen. Caleb sa. Gushing, Boston, Mass.
Henry H. Sone esq. I" /"
j. D. Pratt Co., baltimore, Md. 3
APP ll-dlm&sw3m
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NEW MUSIC.

w FISCHER Pennsylvania doors Of 10Th street,
W., has the following popular music which
will be sold al his reduced pcesfour
The Rare Flower OF quades composed by Manuel Emilio
The Byzantine Polka by Wentworth.
The NagabUnd Polka; by GungL
Frederick William Polka, performed by seyemark
pany. SEA
The Water Spirit Waltz by A. r, Krugel.
The Harp Waltz; by w. G. Beche.
The Friendship Waltz by q. Schuser
The Tedesco March, arranged from the Opera of Ernan by +.
Boyer
beauties Lucea Boa Mosquetaires Reine &c. Pot,
pourris; by H. Cramer
The Spring Waltz by T. Moeling
Punch and Judy Polka performed by the Syemark Company
arranged by Helmsmuler.
The Lily Rondo; by Louis Rename.
Ernan nvolam cayatna, from the Opera Of Ernan arranged
by Edelmann.
Blanche, sweeter Breath Morning Opera
Of the Huguenos; by Meyerbeer
Poor though my be from Donnize's Opera of Betty,
with English words.
The world move look about; beautiful ballad by
Henry Russell.
Mother! the dearest beautiful ballad from
Opera OF Lucreta Borga; arranged by G. Linley.
from land Of mounan from the Opera Of Quentin
Durward. -.&a
II Is the song my mother sings; by Rodwell.
The Lonely Rose Jenny Lnd music by NJ W. Bafe
Thou'r my side; by w. r. Dempster.
Tb~ king he sits throne Of gold; words by Barry Cornwall
music by q. Davis.
Mary Blame sung by Bishop; by
Hunter.
The Bachelors Dream; by Munich.
Stop dat knocking at the door; for the guitar.
Aug3
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college rs. james, washington county, Maryland.

THE Eighth Session will Monday October which day
Of all requested. The
duties Of classes promptly recommended, and
members old should take places
opening The academca year extends from the
LIST October the LIST of August there being but vacation
August September In the College, all the usual classes under
fun have been the
OF collegiate studies equal that prescribed IN the older
colleges the North Al the third gradu
atng class received their academical degrees.
adjoins College,
the classes carefully instructors
supervision Thus pupils
institution early their
they graduate. The
members
collegiate preparatory who preparing
ing ROOM life. Such
all the privileges and advantages Of their classes ubs
OF the classical studies such
cessary TO preparation for business.
French study without charge all the classes
In addition French, mercantile students will be
without charge, German other modern language.
The location Of the College perfectly heatul
present temptations dangerous
young Moral religious design Of
charge, covering expenses
S5 session OF months The rules OF the College carefully
restrict any other expenses OF the student
All Departments immediate supervision of the
undersigned whom application be made for Of the
Register for further information, well for the admission
Of pupils. JOHN b. KERFoOT, Rector,
Aug 3-2aw2m College Of st. James, p. o., Maryland