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ANDERSON &. H., May 8.

NV ~ ANDEKSUN u. H., Nay ..
Arrest of a Counterteaer.-We have just
learned from friend that James A. Doyle. the
worthy Sheriff Of Pickens district, was badly
wounded by pistol shot in arresling man in
Pickens district. on Sunday last, charged with
passing counterfeit money. The circumstances
as related to us were as follows: two travellers
Of respectable appearance, and well mounted,
called 10 stay all night at the house of Col.
Jeptha Norton, few miles above pickens c.
RI. In the morning they each presented $40
bill TO have changed to pay their expenses, &c.
Colonel Norton took the money and gave them
small bills, but did mol, examine il particularly.
Afier some fine, however, he suspected all was
no, right, and upon examination discovered that
the bills. SeIe counterteits. The travellers by
this time were several miles on their way.
Col. Norton. got warrant, placed i. in the
bands of Mr.. Doyle the Sheriff of Pickens, who
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FIRE IN CIIARLEsroN.-rwo squares have
been burnt down in Charleston, and a great
amount of property destroyed. The proper
authorities have arrested Two or three persons
charged US the ncendiaries. II appears that
there is, in the city an organized band Of
thieves, calling themselves gucrillas, who have
attempted to FIRE the city in various places for
the purpose of plunder. Their ringeader has
been taken, and great e1ertions are being
made to ferret out the rest
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Chancellor B. +. Dunkin has been elected
President of the Lutheran Church Of Charles
ton, TO fiji the vacancy occasioned by tho deall
of Mr.. John Strohccker:
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The Baltimore Sun says that Mr.. Mahoney
arrived at New York in the Sarah Sands, t.
make arrangements for the visit of Father
N,,,bew. who will not be here before two
months. II is said he will remain from eigh
teen months to two years.
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They are exhibiting Panorama ofthe Bible
at Cincinnati, painted on piece of canvass one
mile and half long.
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EXACTLY RIGnT.-At the late Annual Meet
ing of the Stockholders, in the Grecnville and
Columbia Rail Road, held in Columbia, the FOL-
lowing resolution was ad"p'ed--
Reso7red, That the President and Directors
of the Company he requested to take measures,
which may (if possibIe) avert the necessity OF
running the cars for passage or transportation
on the Sabbath day.
A newly awakened respect for the Christian
Sabbath is spreading through the South, and
this resolution being the first we know Of in
the Sale, reflects the highest credit upon this
Company. We trust all other Companies will
initiate the praiseworthy example, and heartily
unite in wiping out this blot upon the christian
character of our country.
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terrible Riot In New York.

Whilst Mrs Macready the great tragedians
was playing to fashionable audience at the
Aslor Opera House, ON last Thursday evening.
he was hssed and pelled off from The stage. A
mob several thousand strong completely sacked
and set fire 10 the House. The Military were
ordered ont and fierce rencounire took place
between them. The number killed is estima.
led a, 81, and nearly 100 were wounded. The
fire was ezlinguished, and Macrcady sared his
life by flight. The excitement against the mill
tary is represented 10 have been most intense,
and re.iniorcements were necessary to save
them from the enraged mob. The city was in
perfect uproar. The military and police
finally gained possession of the ground, and
cannon loaded with grape shot were placed in
from, of the Theatre to prevent further attack.
The papers of the city condemn the riot as
most disgraceful, and attribute it to Forrest, a
rival actor, who was al the lime playing at
another House.
These sqncamish Northcrners whose con.
sciences are seriously troubled about the vice
and Immortality existing at the South, have
plenty of work to do, to keep their own unprin'
ciplcd mobs under government. It. would he
far more profitable if their time was employed
more in teaching their neighbors order and
sobrie,y, than in quoting scripture against our
peculiar institutions, and quiet forms Of society.
Since writing the above, We learn that a
passenger ON the cars, for Columbia, direct from
New York, stated that the telegraphic despatch.
es are incorrect as to the number killed. He
thinks The number mentioned is too small.
Forrest, who supposed he received had treat
ment from Macready when in England, few
years ago. and who has been charged as the
ins,igator Of the riot, has publicly declared thai
he had no part in the matter. Some of the
papers acqui,, and some condemn him.
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noRAcE y. 4. psLIsk
Land .ad Agency Once st the Capital u ll-
neas, Casy Of spx1nsneid.
no Of nss iaads, Asds Of Insls nSsl
ssns.s ~ az Pssss s.s q ysAas:.s ssl. ..rAs VA
ne Puse ia, hsy hs;. ssi.hasd in tAis capital Of
Of All busne.s appeflanns thereto hin limits
epogune ocaon payn.
redeeag land sold for nyesxanx Jules he 6ay
ing selling all descriptions Of This and ever,
ote description aaehed agency ON ~
scale, win be promptly aiiuy amended 70
RksskEkcEsi FttI % Isfszfrt
Messrs. Deisndon 4 Niles, Washington city.
Gowdy Co., Louisville Kentucky.
Thomas j. keed, esq, Z. - :" t5s Ga Hs
Msss.; syskles 4 Co, st. Louis, Missouri.
"A. Christy, ESQ.,, % 1.
His exceileney A. q. French, governor Of Illinois.
Hon. Thomas Campbell, auditor
s.H. Treat, jadgs supsems esua-
/" Lyman Trumbull
n s..ss Wsa.woala sheldon, ssw. ras ely.
I David LeAytt 4"
q. Barien, esq, No. Front street, I" ,5#
Cen Robert Patterson Philadephia-
Gen. Adam Diner g t#
Jos. l.. Chester esq.,, hft
Col. 3. w. Back, piusburx Pa.
Gen. Caleb Gushing, Boston, Mas
q. y. e.
Henry n. Stone, esq, " !" , tastF
J.. ID. rrau Co, baltimore, Md
AP li-dlmksw5m
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AssEnIeas RAILROAD JOURNAL.

Vhs American Railroad Journal published "a Vol
ssassnsa sss ss s s9 sSs ao~a
Rsioad Journal before .ail.r Pass.
os wa. attempted !. s soaagy ssswhss devoted . me
humble sssnnIas. and eoaisusd carry
upon any ofheT agency Whatever
The locomotive railway system has now become the
great idea modem 4 ma. already done
elevate him In s scale Of being than any or thar has
The oconOass engine regard ne achieve
swiest bird upon ,e wing ihors q language aens
new energy new powe conscious amos. Of new faculties and
new srsaasa, danger isss enables
enoynen physical ganeaons, and the yaieus pleasures
ssas @ and sa Of every
creating new sss. g and % an infinite
i WIN MOI have ssSisysa Eshs.i
siisa issy ss.ss syaas
fold degree enhancing auo joys
Whosys labor u III. eS n1s more Than the sd
G the highest good q his race Profoundly IMPRESSED with these
The history the influence Improvements ts railway,
inquiry management discoveries,
Ioeomouon progress ofindusiysrs
Under mining head, Of the Journal
series q s o. hs .. ere ass n is.a & e @ Uni
editor q ae Journal o -, department. mining ard ns,aiay
work $ IL
WORKING he ass oso 0s s
Of working. This
In be condensed firm
weekly papers, conveniently arranged under appropriate heads
statisca tables Of different districts,
drawings may be found Desirable. ae .sa#
Besides this iron, Mr. Hedge furnish the Journal
which have been carefully examined by HIM, si, Draaon o.
mining subjects generally.
win be found Indispensable % all parties engaged In
give, practical FORM scientific
ores, manufacture and mining Of
country. t4. te
g. T. James, Of Providence has also been engaged
Journal He will furnish Journal full
OF the Of mechanical invention, and Of the ccnd
Of
already public He will
touching branches Of industry and Of business
Britain her commercial and political
The mechanical invention Of her people than
other ifaE f.G#
American skill, industry, and enterprise, giving dn-
gushed community natons
the railway, the valuable Of all this Journal will be
esly devoted. 6HI LE.I q " Lfss
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THE AMERICAN FARMER 4.

THE AMERICAN FARMER is published monthly in the
city Of Balmore, s per annum, copies for 81 thirteen for
$40, thirty fT 80 July under The
favorable auspices is the Maryland State As
cultural Society and all the prize reports Of m committees
published therein The
s00, appropriated plate,
valued go, n be awarded by LIST OF
October Use largest list Of subscribers
mencing July go Tor the
The publisher added PRICES
cultural works. He has also offered 500 Cor
coming volume, viz so in silver plate for
arrangement of farm bndnrs
farm yard so bf the best cultivation and
so for the best the management Of me dairy -
The first number appear July win OF the
valuable from the Roytr Virginia,
presented the agricultural public, particularly Of
Virginia, Maryland and the Caronas details
his farm FOR the i've
able degree OF prudence
profitable any other business The year asr
charge OF hts frm Mr. Run shows that his clear
capital invested for land impemen s6
cent third lasl fourth
hhh year. 2oo besides supporting his family
stock &c. and of his
worth when he took In hand Every farmer planter particular
In the tide water districts Of country will paper with
the deepest interest
This lumber win other valuable papers,
Secretary cf the Maryland State Agricultural Society on the
sruccn Of the wire ence and nom Cob CarRox
ject, with appropriate drawings
Address SAMUEL. SANDS, Publisher,
Maryland State Agricultural Society," Hall,
June S-2awh l1s Baltimore g., baltimore, Maryland.
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pasnsd he as nsSas g.
eieny aud energy and al nervous disorders
including Dreadful Of All disease human
EPILEPSY, on FALLING SICKNESS,
a ss pro- ven spSss ma s
Saaisi .ii power u sl%sdi
existence, and Al last yielded up their lives on the
ALTAR OF INSANITY.
proprietor Vegetable Extract however, feels no deli
cacy saying be cured Ne would therefore, respect
,Ss %sls .SisS a = % III ss
posed but i tue, then in The name Of humanity longer
" - - Hal HAre,s VEGETABLE EXTRACT,
$ sss sss ed s ws have
% trial has effected d s, su, y @ =.
ha. been afflicted with G o than nine years. and has been
M BaSey . lis IS stee New YORK; states that . has
sss ,s oe S.a lsS % s ass
Dr. Charles Brown Dover county, Aabsma who i.
bensh,sd By e Of he Vegetable Extract and thai he ues.
ss = every case epilepsy which comes under A
county, living Ee county,
states that for many years past he has been sors afflicted win
table Extract him sound health, being entirely
Judge RaDds e Henry street, New YORK. having the vess
table EI.ssi sssssssuly ii. fmly highly ali
Steiner 4 Pai q si. and Twsn, SIKH
his fam, has been severely aeied with epepic a., for
.a BE- was Obliged . Tsnash his hayns
perfect health and Ie This city for the State Of Ohio his
Mr. Smith, Rector ST. Peter. church, sposwood New
suites thai Se has used Dr. Hairs vegetabe Extract III.
health has been much improved THAI he hopes by Divine blessing
- EpMEPTIc FITS,
For and six months, cured by the Of this
following secore,
TX monSs AeI travelling through England Scotland Gsmany
an @ sad na
returned with his son % this country IN November last without
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College of St. James, Washington county Mary land.
THE Eighth open Monday, October which day
the ancfud attendance Of all tie students is requested The
duties Of the classes promptly recommended and i'm
orant that all their memer or Old should take their places At
s Of October 70 the LIST Of August, there being bn one vacation
August md September In the College, all the usual classes under
full have for several years been pursuing the
colleges the North the third radu
ating class received their academica degrees
In School, which Immediately adjons College,
the preparatory carefully trained
under of Professors College, Thus pupils
enter the institution early and their entire
mercantile embraces partial members the
collegiate classes
room, professional Such admitted
all the privileges and ubs
tung place OF studies
cessary a preparation for business.
French study without charge, all the classes
In addition the French the mercantile students will be taught
without charge, German, other modern
The location Of the College perfectly heau and there
towns villages the dangerous the
q
The charge covering all the academica expenses
@ per session Of ten months The rules Of the College carefully
restrict any other expenses Of the student
Al the are under The immedists Of the
o pupils. JOHN b. KERF0OT, Rector,
Aug 3-2aw2m College Of 81. James, r. o., Maryland.
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ME w MUSIC.


w FISCHER, Pennsylvania doors Of lab
has just received The following new and popular music which
will be sold at his usual reduced picrsfou
The Byzantine Polka; by Wentworth. *'ttS a sa jHst
The Vagabond Polka; by Gungf. Ea.EFs
Frederick William Polka, performed by the seyermsrk Com
pany. 3.
The Water Spirit Waltz by A. R. Krugel.
The Harp Waltz; by w. q. Beche A
The Friendship Waltzj by q. Schustsr.
The Tedeco March, arranged from the Opera Of Emani by r.
Boyer. ~
beauties Lucrea Boa Mosqueaes Reine Ac, Pot
pouns by II. Cramer a4- at6 ~ 4aoHt9 81 tt'
/ The Spring Waltz by r. Moeiing
Punch and Judy Polka by the 6eyemsk Company
arranged by HelInsmnler
The Lily Rondo by Louis Rename
Enani nsolam, cavana, from the Opera Of Esnani arranged
by Edemsnn.
BIanhe sweeer than The Breath Of Morning from the Opera
Of the Huguenotsj by Meyerbeer.
Poor though my from Donnizei Opera Of Betty,
with English words.
The world the look about beautiful ballads BY
Henry Russell.
Mother thou the dearest beautiful ballad from the
Opera OF Lucreia Borgia arranged by q. Linley.
land Of the mountain; from the Opera Of Quentin
Durward. f.s ast4
II Is song my mother sings; by Redwell
The Lonely Jenny Lind; music by M W. Baife
Thou't n my side; by w. r. Dempster. 'fH
The king ne sits throne Of gold words by Barry Cornwall
music by G. Davis
Mary Blame with words sung Madame Bishop; by J.
Hunter. E'f
The Bachelors Dream; by Munich.
Stop dat knocking at the door; for the guitar.
Aw3
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Law school I'm Lexington, VIRGINIA.

THE proposes open Law School IN f,s place. com
mencips Monday the 2s day October next and efmna
The fh day March, is0 The pupils viii be divided
two cases The teri book used In the junior win be
phenf Blackstone, 10 vol sts Evidence cphen
embrace Tuckr Commentaries, ceeneaf and sarkIe ON Ev
dnnce list vol Of esch stephen Pendne ouids Pleading
vol Of Chly Pleading, Hicombes Introduction Equity
prudence Lacf Equity eadng Mitfords Pleading D
Resl and
Arrangements win bs made win Padelpha pubhsr 70 fur
nsb the above works. the be young gentlemen
posing attend Inc subscrberr lectures requested 10 give him
early notice o. e intention and 10 inform him whether they
be suprsd with any portion of the works through This
dunn They win be furnished 70 the sssden cost e mem
the senior class will hare the privilege attending the Junior
without additional charge The the daily Iecres
s students will BE- subscriber rs to enable any
either OF The
Of washington College should they dsm Il erpedien
dicsion and practice of me Federal Conrts. - :.
The fee win be go per session, payable IN advance.
Lsu.sres, Va, July u, len. - = 80" - '"oo'"'
July i7-f tMF
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william r.. Bsyly,
aperse, 6efueen liza AVID 12fk streets.
THE himself eyclusivey stationery bu.
ness branches and prepared furnish ali kinds or
veiopcs n
Cutlery, steel pens, quilts
Ink, inkssnds, portfolios
Gold pen, and pencils. drawing papers, French papers
He receiving constantly additions 10 hs stock nv The Enc
ish steamers and packets and win sell very prices
June ls-aA WILLIAM y. BAYLY.
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1880. NV fhs Ipresident OF ths Unised st.sss.
e. .s.ss "a ass s
a. public sss WIN e held 4 es land ss
Al ne land once NEwNASsvIILE, commencing on Mon
De seventh Gay q January asas M me a.ps.a q e pse
ssuA u the base line and east Or The principal m<ridsa
Township 'hesn ereept the eastern er ofsecon' Of range
sss.: township. twenty an; SsSss Ss,.
ysr, thirty, hrp one, and uir,,-,wo o. range sixteen
and fractional townships thirty rhryoas and ur,wo Of
sections four 10 inclusive 70 twenty inclusive
iwsl 70 tniIyI Inclusive in township one township TWO,
v-nss and twenty sia, Of range eighteen.
Towashps ONE two, three four twenty ve and wenysx, OF
swahe sur and i've township seventeen ss.eep,
seven, egr, thirty thirty township nineteen, lsseep,
and twenty sections Twelve iirsssn' twenty
..s X and d osns
vsns
four Ave- eight sen f.sen swsns,seses and and
township. four, wssiynse iwsayx, and
Township swen,y-sir, Of range twenty four.
North Of the base line and east Of the principal meridian.
Al land Office TALLAHASSEE commencing Monday,
the twenty day Of January next Cor The disposal Of the public
So4 q The base line and Of tho principal meridian.
The eastern er q IN township four orange three
Township shrss. o. ransssevsa s' ~
Townships two and three, Of range eight
Townships two, four, i've, and stx, Of range nine
Township twelve, Of range twelve
North Of The base lns and of he principal meridian.
Sections hirour, and ,hiryhve, Of township
ssclons wenyone and weniytwo township four Of range
nine. shT
Sections and two, township three Of range eleven
Sections eighteen, nineteen, thirty, and hrtone, In township
we sections four AVE- eight nine seventeen eighteen nineteen
tcwnsh sccons four, Ave- nine, fifteen,
twenty-five, twenty nine thityto,
tree Of Chocsw Hatche river township four;
sections SIX eghteen nineteen, twenty,
and thirty -four, Of Choctaw Haehie river,
70 township Ave- OF range sixteen t aEA
Sections thirty and in township Of range nine
the land ONCE u ST AUGUSTINE commencing Monday,
of January for the disposal OF the public
lands situated within the aforementioned townships and parts Of
townships, 70 wit;
Sosh Of The base line and east Of the principal meridian
Township twenty-five, except section rtytwo and south
east fraction Of section twenty nine and township Of
tweny- seven. Rt
Townships twenythree four i've, twenty
and township Except sections thyone tirtwo,
and thirt, +three,) Of range twenty eight t3Afl
Townships twenty-five rupge twenty
Lands appropriated by law for the OF schools military and
other purposes, will be excluded from the sales. M
The lands will be commenced
appointed In the order In which they
vered with all convenient dispach until the whole shall have
been od and the sales thus closed But sale a be kept
open weeks and private of Of the
lands will admitted until amer expiration OF weeks
Gven under hand, the Washington this fifteenth
Of September Domini thousand eight hundred and ry
nne.4 .1a a Rg4 s,.s#s n. TAYLOR.
I BY the Presidsnt:
Commissiouer of the General Land Office.
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MEDICxL DEPARTMENT. Of Hampden sidney Coll
MI lege Richmond, ya--The twelfth annual Of lee
are. in this Institution viii commence on Monday October 2ad
Women and Children.
W cnAnBrRLArsr, NJ d. Professor Of Maiea Medca and
Therapeutics " x t.t.t t K
CHARLEs BELL Gssos NJ d. Professor Of surgery and surg
cal Anatomy.
cAnrrR r. JoHssos NJ D., Professor Of Anatomy and Phys
oloey. @
DauD TuoKxR, NJ d. Professor OF Theory and Practice Of
Medicine.
A. T. PsrcoLAs, M d., Demonstration Of Anatomy.
The Museum, Apparatus Illustrations demonsator
received additions
vey complete The facilities for Practical Anatomy
passed The Clinical advantages fully with the
warts Of s student and especially valuable % those preparing for
SOUTH Clinical lectures twice In
the College ln6rmary, (which Immediate contiguy with the
College, and week In the Richmond Aims House In these
the diseases occurring southern practice with,
and the sdent has the eligible opportunities OF becoming
acquainted types frequency
gca operations before the class together with the facilities for wit
Messing of Surgical renders I
schools OF Practical Surgery.
CHARoEsMaticuauon s., Tickets Of the Professors CLOS,
Practical go Graduation Fee e5 Board including fuel
lights, and servants attendance, be Obtained p s4x
week. g. MAUPlN, VI. D.,
Aug Ii--~6w Dean Of the Faculty.
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F.uquisr White Sulphur springs, virginia,

More generally knoun Warrenton SpTings,l
VAS open for Of visitors Of
ave Improvements are In progress, that win
whole establishment No expense will spared adding
embellishments comfort pleasure
Knowing ocular evidence positive
tnse value OF the and It's almost miraculous effect
has been regarded good policy enlarge the
modaions and 20 complete the original design, crafty the
pleasure In remarkably healthy region,
the bold Blue Ridge and the vicinity Of beautiful village
Warenton visitors horseback
proving roads, enjoy the picturesque
else In the alleys, the pistol gallery, e Of billiards.
hestu The lovers Of and flowers
the fawl, the gold and silver fish, the elk buffalo
tedious who
word has been taken which expanded
eraty could add 10 the comfort and
visitors The hurdle and tournament the ancy ball.
ade, and brilliant fireworks viii lend their respective
these preparations designed for the only
holy ministers OF religion Of denomination cordial,
grudgng invitation, given TO spend The The usual
Of the church respected throughout the
These springs or % miles, according the TAKEN from
from both points July, daily viii be
tabshed Visitors leaving the District Of Columbia
nj or reach the the
These springs known the Post Once books Waenon
and Ill letters should directed,
Waurnton 10 the White Sulphur SPRING,
Isl October s5 fo three months SO for S5
month"; 80 wseS, sS Cor 81 rs
lodging 50 cents each children twelve
old half price No charge for children under three old When
tables provided Tor children before the hour those
who retain their seats a the ordinary table viii be charged full
The finest wines and spirits have been procured and coag win
be charged Tor private supplies.
June 6-dlawScpu
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AGENCY FOX CLAIMS Ar WARRINGTON, ID. @.
CHAHLEs Dn sELDIso,
Cosss.,ssioser, Notary Pablo, AID Gsauai agent,
No. IL Tsdds Bsiidsngs. Pesnsyivsnss avsnse,

CTIAHLEB DE sELDHN0,
Conr,ssio.e, Notary P.biie, AID Gsauai Agent
No. II Tedd's Buiiasngs, Pssssyivsnia avense,
WASHINGTON, D. C.,
CONTINUES 10 Rve hs prompt the prosecution Of
esms bsfos Congress, any q EeIecays Depsmeni.,
or before any appointed nd spoaons,
Navel. ss' o. %rmy bounty land Scrip under me law o February
Isf August TO- 1885, Of mileage for horses and
s, @ ss s me . o $
States and subsisience and transportation furnished f me
and al claims q whatever Description si may arse out q me late
undend fully all the requirements Of the Pension and
vhr oce. Hs also sasnds 70 The PROCURING o. sp
~ sss Been scaoed wid commson. tomhe
dspositons and other ssenis d wiring under seal sc
70 be used o. recorded in the rsspscnve States.
Charges YIN b moderate, and ssaed BY The amount claimed
commancstsa lpoipaid win receive immediate stention
senn and thsr Ercesnce Governors Of States o.
~ non and and Member OF the previous and the
r~esers Consress generally. AuES
Pvepsrstsey Depsrsznenf % shs coasmbs.n collage,
coaxsa o. I4fn AID > srtrrrs
uTa school win recpened the hrs Monday of sspsmber
i Charres per Quavf~s
Reading wrfne Mental Arbmee and Primary Geography - %
xdshueie Gsos.phy Esssh Grammar Hsoy o. tbe Uni 40
s 20 ssss, sas.s ssScs Algebra scn saissyn
ANY W. q q. .ssss asss x w fsa and
90 Blis payable In advance.
nlemsn Who has proved himself g e NIB, ss
win also be under constant supervision Of me FscuIy me
Co'fse Ausn-A~ap'w
h JnIs Cesar sbdcso o. lanes II completed in
.sssu s~ q sa N a ss' SssSs
SspI q yRANcK TAYLOR