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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-11-22
SHERIFF SALE.

r, virtue of a writ of teri tucias to me
~ directed. Twill sell, before the Court
House III Columbia, on the FIRST MON
DAY and TUESDAY i'll December next. all
the right, title and interest of the defen
can't Wmi h. Scott, i'll the following arti-
cles OF Merchandlzc, viz: l box Soap,
doz. Tumbers, 1 box CONTAINING, snndrv
articles of Dry Goods, box Soda, lot Of
Caps, box Shoes, 1 box Smoking Tobacco.
lot of Tinware, 8 Kerosene Glass LAMPS
| box Pipes, 2 Tin Cans. small Frvinr
Pans, box Copperas, half doz. Wire Sift7
eTs, h2lf doz. Hair Brushes, Noz. Buck
Mustard and various other articles of Ner-
chandize, &c. Levied on as the property
OF VIM. +. Scott, at the suit of T. NJ. Bris
tol vs.. VIM L. Scott. Terms cash.
Nov 10 ! j. L. DENT, S. r. d.
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John Bright declared in q recent
speech, that during the last six years
the British navy has cost as much as
the United States navy. In this time
England has been in q condition Of
profound peace, while the United
States have had to build or buy 6Oo
ships, to man them, to furnish them
with munitions of war, and to fight
them during the greatest struggle that
any nation ever waged.
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Market lScports.

NEW YoRK, November 21-Noon.-Gold
4o2. Exchange for GO days 3; sight 81.
CotbNS dull, at 81.
p. Motion quiet-salcs of 1000
bales, at 3491354: Flour Southern
sl1.9O@16.75, Wheat quiet, ut s.. 2S013. OF.
Corn unsettled, at s1.07M1.27. Lard and
whiskey heavy. Pork Steady. Gold 405.
MOBILE, November 2l.-Cotton sales to-
day 1,700 bales-low middlinSs 81; mid
dilnSs 32; closed dull, with q downward
tendcncy
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"A WONDERFUL HOBBY-HoRsE.- Tho
Washington Star mentions an auto
maton horse, invented by William F.
Goodwin, of that city, for exhibition
at the Paris Exposition. The con-
trlvance IS said to be very ingenious,
and is worked by machinery inside.
The horse, when wound up, will start
off at small trot. for instance, draw
ing a considerable load, as boy in
n small wagon, and will move for
thirty minutes, putting its feet down
with all the vim Of 2:3O trotter.
DESTROYING THE CONSTITUTION m
One OF the methods resorted to by
the radicals of Joliet, Illinois, to
show their delight at the result of
the recent election in that State, was
burning the Constitution of the
United States, which was done in the
open streets, amid the most vocife
rous cheering from the crowd of par
tlsans assembled. This shows where
the teachings of Sumner and Stevens
are leading the people
Philadelphia Age
The General Conference of the Me-
tAodist Protestant Church convened
IN Plttsbarg on Wednesday. The
body is composed of delegates, minis
s'erial and lay, from twenty-five an
nual conferences, and holds its ses
slons Fundamentally. Rev. DR.. Scott
was chosen permanent President. and
Rev. Messrs. White and Wheat Sec
retaries. The attendance is quite
large, but the proceedings, so far, are
merely of preliminary character.
SOUTHERN TREAsoN.-A radical pa-
per says: Confederate notes are
again coming into circulation in the
remote South, and the lost cause is
so far revived in North Carolina that
store-keepers advertise that they will
receive them as currency"
We can add, that Mobile wood
dealers will take them even-cord for
cord. If this be treason, mako the
most of it.-MobHe Iiaues
Speaking of q bevy of lawyers who
were congregating to dedicate a new
court house, q lady said "they had
gone to view the ground where they
must shortly He.'
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Cable Denpntenes.

LIVERPOOL, November 20-Evening.
Cotton dull and unchanged, and closed at
lid. for middling uplands-sales of 1000
bales. Brcadstuffs have an advancing ten
dency. Wheat pence higher. Flour adj
vanced Is. Provisions easier. Rice ad-
v&nced 396s.
LONDON, November 20-Evening.- Con
sols 9Ol. Five-t -twenties 705.
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SHIP NEWS.

PORT OF CHARLESTON, NOV. 81.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY
steamship Quaker City, West, New York.
Steamship Sea Gull, button, Baltimore.
WENT TO SEA YESTERDAY.
British bark Victoria, Ross, Liverpool.
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NOTICE TO IRON FOUNDERS
NOTICE TO LUMBERMEN.

NU1ICC IU LU LUMbEhMEN.
DROPOSALS are invited, until the Oath
Il inst, to furnish the LUMBER REQUIRED
at the State Penitentiary, for building the
work ordered by the Commissioners
For particulars, parties interested are
requested to confer with me in person or
by mail THOS. B. LEE. JR..
Engineer and Architect
Engineer and Architects Office. State
Penitentiary, West end Plain street, Co.
lumba, S. c., Nov. 49, 1866 Nov 20 4
Evening star., 1866-10-18
TELEGRAMS, &c.

Four white men charged with the murder OF
the freedman in COLUMBIA county, Ga, on
Tuesday morning, were arrested by the mill
tary n August, yesterday and commit ed 10
lal. ltis understood the prisoners will have
an eA eAamination to- day efore the county court,
now In session. General Tillson will publish
communication to-day, stating that the civil
authori'i S of Henry county have failed 10 pre-
tect lie ireedmen, and that as agent Of the
freeomens Bureau he will MANI tain garrison
In said county until the conduct of the people
mo action of the civil authorities warrant the
b"hef that the laws will be enforced and all
clsss's of citizens protected in their rights OF
property and person. .f..
The official count of the votes a. the recent
Vermont election shows that the majority of
Governor Dillingham;, the Republican candi-
date. is 22S2l At the last election In 1855, Dill
lint hsm's majority WAS Is, 30 and the Repub-
lean gain in the last election over the pre- vious
vote was therefore 4,093.
A terrific boiler explosion occurred at St
Louis yesterday in the turning shop of J. II
Babcock, on Franklin avenue. totally demoi-
lshiDg the shop; also a three-e brick build
Twenty two persons are known TO have been
buried in the ruins.
A convention of colored citizens of New York
assembled al Albany on Tuesday to discuss the
nomination of Governor Fenton was endorsed.
ana the eight thousand coIored voters OF the
State were urged to support the ticket.
young woman committed snicide in chi.
cdgo MONDAY niRht by taxing morphine. She
had been deserted bya lover. and left to him a
touching farewell letter, which apparently
from the action of the poison, she was unable
to finish
Col. Grin Hatch, formerly United States as
SCISSOR for the 4th district of Wiscon sim has been
nominated for Congress. The district is at
present represented by the Hon. Charles A
Eldridge, Democrat who has been renomi-
mated.
cable telegram from London yesterday
says:-'The money market is uuiet: Consols
s9k. American securities: closed as follows
Erie shares, 5d4 Illinois Central 7s4. United
States Fiye-twenties. Is a"
Major General Thomas, commanding the
Department OF the Sou tn west, embracing Ken
lucky Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama, and Mis-
sissippi. will establish his headquarters at
Louisville, Kentucky, on the 1st of November
In a match game of billiards at Chicago
Monday night, between Foley and Rhipes for
the championship OF Illinois, the former was
easily the winner.
The sixteen Radical districts in Ohio give a
total majority of 45 e63, and the three Democratic
districts 6,lt0. Deducting the latter gives a
Radical majority in the State of 1853.
X w. Gibbs, prominent citizen and Jour-
nalist OF South Carolina, is dead.
Evening star., 1866-10-18
EUROPEAN NEWS.
INV Steamer

: By the steamer Scotia, ~ New York, NE have
date to Oct 9TH.
Napoleon was ccnvalrscen, st Biarritz from
a Sc Sefe attack o; Illness, which confined ham
TO hts bed and room, during ave days.
The Empress of Ne AGO has had an Atlantic
eaoe dispatch in cipher Srom Mssin'iiian,
which coet S5,uO1.
The Turco- Egyptian army IN Candis was - =
yerely defeated BY the Chrlstians In The eng age
ments already reported. .r. .r..ts.
II is said that Russia is rapidly removing
her troops from Poland, aud marching them
toward the Danube, and that the agents OF
the Gar are engaged IN recruiung s'yoiun-
teers" in Greece for "a Turkish campaign"
officers OF the King Of Greece being engaged in
a similar duty.
France is reported 10 be very much "frrita-
ted against PrusslA-ndeed, unusually So
and IL is said that there is every probability OF
a war between the two countries NJ a time not
lar distant
The Berlin journals treat the Napoleon For
eigh Office circular IN a very calm and easy
manner, thanking the Emperor for the eNhi-
bition Of pacific and most excellent intentions
Nenena is tree by the perfection or the Itaio-
Austrian peace treaty. The London Times
tenders some ad vice 10 the Eew wly eniranehised
people
Evening star., 1866-10-18
The Great Fire at Ouebec

Coroner Pendergrast, at q uebec, has held An
inquest on the four bodies taken from the ruin.
The first body taken out was that OF a woman
named Margaret Weard-the wife of lean
Baptiste, OF st. Sauveur-whose husband was
killed by the explosion in Arago street The
remains OF three women were discovered after
search OF six hours, buried beneath the RUNS
OF an old brick building, near the lower end OF
Arago street Their names were ANGELA
Nadebenour. aged 80 years: Angelique Wade
benour, aged 60 years; the name OF the third
has not yet transpired. The mother of the
Nadebenours was taken from beneath a mass
OF rubbish IN such state TO be unrecog-
nizable A CLERK in the grocery store of Mr
GanerouX named BiscoulIer is missing and n
is feared he perished while attempting 10 save
the furniture from his fathers house on Ealeur
street, a few minutes before the house was
blown up. Several other persons are also re-
ported missing. On st. Sauyeur and Stone
streets, out OF two thousand houses, only one
hundred and seyenty-fiye are left standing
Inc families living in these were all of the
poorer classes, and very few OF them saved
from the hames any clothing except what was
on their persons
The different societies of the CITY have nj aced
at the disposal of the authorities their halls for
the families who Were unable to procure tents
1he skating ground, the City Hall, two drill
sheds, and the Marine Hospital. are filIed The
Governor General, immediately after being
notified OF the sad catastrophe, ordered rem
thousand tents 10 be forwarded TO q uebec for
the accommodation OF the houseIess su fferers
dred and nifty persons under their charge The
Sisters have been among the poor, no useless
creatures, furnishing food and clothes. and
administering 10 the wounded. The Telegram n
poles of the Montreal company were burned
down for over a mile.
Evening star., 1866-10-18

SAVAGE ATTACK on POLICEMEN A bout
midnight on Monday, in New Haven Conn
while patrolmep Nichols and Stoddard were
or their beat, near the lower end of Grand
street, they came across man and woman on
stone step near the corner of East and Grand
streets. The officers learned from them that
they were on their way to Hartford, and had
missed the road, and near by two roughs had
made partial attempts to violate the person of
the woman The two strangers We're directed
the road TO Hartford, and the officers went in
search of the men charged with assauIting the
woman. When near Neck Bridge, which leads
from the city to the Hartford turnpike the
roughs had again set upon the two travellers
and from threats which the patrolmen heard
they felt convinced that the roughs intended
bad treatment 10 the woman. They lost no
time, and Immediately placed themselves In a
position TO arrest the men as they came toward
them. soon one OF the men went ahead in the
direction OF the woman. Patrolman Stoddard
as the other man. named Timothy McCauley,
went TO pass, seized him, and handed him over
TO Patrolmar Nichols, and started for the man
No.2. Soon he heard Nichols cry Helm he m
kill me-" and Stoddard immediately returned
to the spot, and after searching about in the
dark Tor brief time discovered McCauley
beating Nichols IN fearful manner. As th1
patrolman came up he sprang for him. CRYING
Nov I'll finish you" Failing to reach him
with his locust, Patroman Stoddard drew his
revolver and fired. McCauIey ran and the
officer followed; in the chase they came across
the other man, and he was secured Mc(,au-
ley was found lying on the bank of the Mill
river, the shot having entered his face and
doing sufhcient damage TO prevent his escape
The two men, woman, and her husband were
taken TO the police office, and confined for the
night This morning NcCauley was put under
heavy bonds for examination. Patrolman
Stoudard delivered himself MP for arrest but
from all the evidence gathered he merely did
his duty as a faithful officer.
Evening star., 1866-10-18
A SUPERIOR REMEDY

We can cientiOusly recomme nd to those suf.
ter1ng iron distresslRg caugb, DK. 5TRICk.
LANDS hELLlFLUOUS COUCH BALSAM
1t gives rel of almost ntaneous, aud is with
al not disagreeable to the taste There is no
coHtt but the Mellifluous Cough Balsam is one of
the best preparations in nse. and is all that its
proprietor claims for is We have tried 1t ring
the ast week, and fou nd relief from a NEST dis
tTen,n ng cough Its prepared by DR.; Strickland
No. IS9 Sycamore street, Cincinnati, Ohio, and
fer sale BY Drmggists. Sold by W. NAIRN 4
Co; also at WblTEs Drug Store. and OHAS
street 90 "a 1v
Evening star., 1866-10-18
TWO BAD GASES OF PILES CURED BY DIR
sTKICKLAND,S PILE REMEDY.

Mr.. Glass. Of Jahesville, Wisconsin writes for
the benent OF all who suffer with the Piles that he
has been troubled for eight years with an aggra-
waited case OF Piles and his brother was disc
yzed with the Piles Both these distressing cases
Sere cured With one be tile of DR. rSTRICKLAND'S
PILE Kennedy. The recommend alton of these
gentlemen. beside the daily timonials recei we'd
by Dr. Strickland, Ought to convince these su ner-
Ing that the most aggravated chrenc cases of Piles
are cured by DR.. et1ckland's Pile Remedy It's
seld by DruRRists everywhere. Sold by ]. W
NAIRN 4 90 CHAS. UHRISTIANI 37I Pa,
avenue and 500 9Th street. oc 36.ly
Evening star., 1866-10-18
SECRET DISEASES.

bAMARIfAN's GIFT is the most certain, safe and
efectual rsmedy-ipdeed, the only vegetable reme-
dy ever discovered. Cures in two to tour days and
recent cases In twenty four hours No mineral, no
balsam no mercury. Only ter pills to be taken. 1t
is the soldiers hope, and o friend to those no do
not want to be exposed. Male packages, 81; fe-
male, So.
sAsARITAN's ROoT AND HERB JUIcEs-A positive
and permanent cure fer Spyhi Scrofula, Ulcers
Sores, Spots. letters. &c. Price 81 25 per bottle
Sold by 8. @. Ford. See advertisement mys
Evening star., 1866-10-18

SURELY, STEADILY
SUCCESSFULLY
eAOLANDRRp EXTRACT BUCKU
Il CURING
every case OF KIDNEY DISEASE, RHBvMA1IsM,
GRAVEL, URINARY DISORDERS, WEAKNESS and
PAINS iD the BACH, YEMALI COMPLAINTS and
TROUBLES arising from ExcEssHs OF ANY KIND.
OoAE, II AFFLIgTBDI
Try LANDEB's.
TAKE NO OTHER BUCKU.
Sold By all Apothecaries. Price q. D. BARNBs
co., New York, and BARNEs, WARD B co.,
hev Orleans, Southern Agents. BURLEIGH
ROGERS, Wholesale Drussists, Boston, Mass,
General Agents. fob IDLY
Evening star., 1866-10-18
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
pUBLIO LAND SALES IN WISCONSIN.
sIME34Eisls M.4is SF TEE PREsIDENT's PRoOLl


s1E3EsIs s1M.4H,s SSP TIE PKEs5pENT's PRo0LA-
AZ orders public sales OF ever hye and q quarter
mHsns Tnn OF scres OF vacant public lands In WIS:
At the Land Ufice at LA CROSSE, on the 18th
Gay OF EPTEsBER next, the reserved sections in
thirty six townships and parts Of Tewnshi o. in
the Counties OF Monroe, Jackson, Trem paleau, and
At the Land once at LA CROSSE, on the a.th
DAY OF sEPTEMBER next seventeen parts Of Town
At the Land Once at FALLS ST. ORoIx. on
the ist cay of OCTOBER next, the reserved seq
shi p In the counties Of Pann, Pierce. and st.
At the Land ONCE at FALLS ST. oRoIx. on
the 22d day Of OCTOBER next, teu parts Of Town
ships IN me eonntis. Of Pepin and Pierce.
parts of Tow nshi ps In the les of Clarke Ohip.
pewa, Eau Claire and Dunn. = -.
: At the Land Once at STEVENS POINT, on the
9th day of 0cToBER next. one hundred and ten
Townships and parts of TOWNSHIP ps in the Counties
At the Land 6fios at KNAsHA. on the sth day
Of OCTOBER next, sixty seven Townships and parts
of townships in the county Of 0con,o
day Of NovEABEE next, the reservsd sections IN
TIE counties Of Ashland, La Pointe, Burnett and
xltse Land once at BAYFIELD,, en- the isth
day Of EovEy BER next, forty nine townthips and
Rsits OF towns hips In the counties OF Ashland, La
- M. IDAUNDe,
a,xrs compi:., onsr Of the General Land one.
horE.-Under the reg uIstioss of the Depart
msnt. ss nerstofore sLd now existing no payment
to .ueh Sash.1 :. a.. epsrssiT e
Bss.i'h by the o0nnissiOns sr Of the General Land
EORsALE-0 One HEREF0RD BULL. 10 months
eee soNa' -s ,Ssr. j. - ~ BiaSsnsbuIs
10 '' ..afet a..a sar-rs t8Sua4 ii q
Evening star., 1866-10-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

- PEACE HAS ITS VICTORIES a. veil as
Hsr anu fHALON 5" NIGHT BLUUMIN8 OR
BEtS' has faii Iy Won the D. lm over ALI ther ex
tracts fer the handk erchief foreign AMI domesti:
~ nae dlstanctd compsti ion in this hemis phere.
Sold by druggists evers xhere
Evening star., 1866-10-18

COLGATES AROMATIO VEGETABLE SOAP
superior TOILET Soar, prepared from refined
VEGETABLE Oils in combination with GLYcKRrNK X
and especially designed for the use Of LADIES and
the NURSERY Its perfume is exquisite, and
washing properties unrivalled.
For sale By all dru ggists fe 9eolv
Evening star., 1866-10-18

1A quaint writer says: ~ have seen women
so delicate that they were afraid 70 ride for
fear Of the horse running away; afraid to sal
for fear the boat might upset; afraid TO walk
for fear the dew might tall; but I never saw
one afraid 10 be married, which is far more
riskfu1 than all three put together"
~AmoDg the passengers on the iIl-sated
steamship Evening z Star. whose names did not
appear In the published passenger list. were
LieHenant VIZ p. Dixon OF the Sixth tJuyked
States cavalry; also Wylde Hardinge OF fbe
late pirate chip Shenandoah. He was ths Aus-
band Of Belle Beyd who v now N NsW Yorf.
Evening star., 1866-10-18

Mebile (Alabama) Register says the break
bone fever, aedisease that is Indigenous to the
southern CLINE is undoubtedly an epidemic in
that city at this time. It's caused from mala-
rious or atmospheric influences. The pains in
the bone of those affected with the disease are
intense, and IL is from this fact that it deri YES
Its name of break bone fever. The disease first
made it's appearance there in 1s47, and has pre-
vailed more or less ever since. In Charleston
South Carolina, il has prevailed 10 an alarm
ing extent at different seasons. and at this TIM
II Is prevailing TO fearful extent In that city
Evening star., 1866-10-18
MARRIAGE AND eELIRAoY

MARhI AuE AND CELIBAOY,
an Essay of Warning and instruction for Young
men; Also, Diseases and Abuses which prostrste
the vital powers, with sure means of relief. Sent
nee OF charge in sealed letter vel opes. Address
Dr. skILLIN H0UGHT0N, Howard Assooia-
tion, PhiIsdelphia, Pa. aug Is sm
Evening star., 1866-10-18
yKRENIAH > BLAcE wARDH. LhMoN, c. y. BLAcE
LAW OFFICE.
BLACK, LAMON co.,
CLOTHING, 30.

NJ LOeANO, ......
NI. MERCHANT TAILOR.
Corner OF 9Th and d streets,
Desires 70 return his thanks Tor the liberal IA
pat onage bestowed upon him during past
seasons, and at the came time iBvite- his NH
friends ~ visit his store snd inspect his new MI
and choice selection Of g1ods, itch he has
lust purchased tor the Fail and Winter Trade
Mr.. X HARDON. his as.oeis cOuti nues 10 give
HE constant attention to the style and general
appearance of all garments made AT the estao
hshment.
The best work and moderate charges is our
nofto oc l5-lm'
Evening star., 1866-10-18

REMAINS REMovED.-Weh have been Informed
by Mir. William L. Duyall, keeper OF Noun
Oliyet Cemetery. that the remains of franci T.
Key. author OF our National song, the Star
Spangled Banner" was inferred in that beauti- :
full City Of the Dead, last week. having been
removed, with some of his fam ly from Balti-
more, at the instance of Mrs. Pendleton. wIfe
of Hon. George II. Pendleton, OF Cincinnati
Frederick ErdMiEer
Evening star., 1866-10-18
AMUSEM ENTN

NATIONAL THEATRE, Qate Grover's,)
Pennsyivania avenue, near Willards' Hotel.
Last night sus s~o Of he e%i5s1, Trasedisnne,
formerly Mi. %Hs JE an M DSxHvSEESPoRr. who will
sppesr for the only time in her original cnsrs
PAR1HENIA.
in the 'ffsns,51I fsaom!eks' ekis' fhE ffE BARBARIAN,
MR. J. H. TAYLOR
ard the Admirable Comrany
HPnsFpi MsPfSGs n5sS'esLTESkk 81 esLkTESkkpAY AFTERNOON.
COSTUMES AND
o n 1 o Es,
&C ls-e,. .t1 TENTH STREET.
METZEROTT HALL. 81.
MR.. H. L. BATEMAN
Has the honor to announce
A G RAND CON RT,
FRIDAY EVENING, OcrossR 10,
By his Celebrated UoNCERr TROUPE. newly
Ty the entire pres. Of the Old World ana New. the
GRASDEsr oohgg,HsT1SN g.SsNT OF MUSICAL
Ever presented to the public.
The following unrivaled vocslists and Instru-
mentalists will appear
MADAME PAREPA.
Prims DoBna Assoiuts,
For whose eauaI we look In vain in musical YER,
successor Of the great Lind.
StGNOR BBIGNOLI
The favorite silver toned Tenor,
Pronounced bv The Cri,i icsl Judgment of Paris and
LEMON to Le the finest ltsli.n Tenor of the day
sIGNOR FERRANTI,
The brilliant, da. hing Bssso Burio from the Opera
House, OF Paris. London. and Italy.
sIGNOR FORTUNA,
Basso Csntsnte from the Opera Houses Of Paris,
London, and Italy.
MR. b. MILLS
The most fntsbed Pianist of America, and the peer
OF the best players abroad.
MR. CARL BOSA.
The acknowledged brilliant and classical Violinist.
Mr.. J. HATTON,
Conductor, Musical Dir ector and Comp poser from
London.
Being most postfirelv THE ONLY CONCERT In
which the above great artists can appear in this
Admission 81 70; Secured Seats 80 cents extra.
The saIs Of Reserved Seats will commence on
Music Store Of g. metaerolt @ V5 Co.. ID pem.yIs N
vania avenue. LOhron. Intel ocs
NIARINI's FASHIONABLE DANCING
Ni mARIxis HVssishI AssHMsILYr Ar ROOMS, a
l., between 9Th and I9th streets, ~
Ihls academy 10 nov open for the recep- -
m pay. ara hour: sf tul,ios for young ladies',
Gentismen'. @ eis.ss. from % to 10. same evenings.
venience of the pupil se2
DR9FS. j. W. al. p. KREIS'
DANCING AOADEMY, a
Pennsylvania avenue. bet 9Th and 7th sts.. ~
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel fslA
Our Academy fs now open for the reception of
Pupils. 4 select class is now forming on We'd
nesday afternoon from to o'clock, for these
VINO cannot attend our regular classes. Circulars
can be had at j. r. Ellis and w. q. Metzerott
Co. . Music Stores.
The Hall can be rented for Soirees, DC.
Days and Hours Of TLition:
For Ladies, Misses and Masters, Tuesday and
THURSDAY afternoons, from to o. clock.
Gentlemen 3 Glasses. Tuesday and Thursday eve
nfngs. from to 10 % clock.
For further information apply during the hours
of ftultion, or address q note to the Academy,
Quarter capnrne vi tn the 6rzt