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ll:c bankrupt Bill.

hc National han~rlpt l>'li has become a
law 1t is very lengthy bill. but the following
) comprise lis important provisions:
Section II. Prescribns the method Of avail
inn of tLo oct
Nnv dcbtor. whose debts nroyullc under thc
:art. ,nornt 10 over tl,roo h,,ntlrcd dollars may
p6sifion. tie Dis,ric; Judnc Of his district
stating Ills insolvency. his willncncss % sur
render his estate and s,hcdul, un,., oath Of
his debts md his crci,itots viii, tho ,,tro cf
the dent in full and an inventory ,lso un.,,r
oath. Of lis assets Such nc,;tion shall 10 IN
act of 'bankruptcv. and the nc.itioncr be adj
iuti red : BANKRUPT. The iudce Shall thercupon
issue warrant (or the Register. if there be no
opposn.. party> directed 10 the United States
aJarsh,l Of said district .,,rl,or;z;;9 hin, "a
publish the necessary notices t. wit: /. That
i warrant in bankruptcy has been issued. .
Shat all payments Of debts TO such dcb!or are
forbiddcn g. That meeting Of the creditors
to prove debts and choose as.ignccs, will be
held in court Of bankruptcy, not less than
ninety days after the issuing Of the warrant.
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Items.

TheladySof Mr.. Geo. Hughes, below 1san-
burg, gave birtllast week to four boy Children,
all alivo and doing wcl-Barn,ceW Sentinel :
THE New York Herald has again swung
round the circle" and now nominates, as IL
means for 20 great settlement" General U. S.
Grant for President, aud General L. i. Loc,
for Vicc-Prcsdent
francis Henry died recently at 1or.villc,
$. G., aged 10l,,years. lie had never been i'll
until within tcu days of his death. and had
mover taken desc OF medicine in his life
Fs1he Louisville Courier announces that Cen
cral n. B. Forrest is now preparing, and will
soon have ready for the press, II book to be Gu
titled ''Thc Momors Of Forests Cavalry"
General Il. j.. Lee writes to a friend in
Louisiana: Il am glad to inform you that
Washington College is progressing as well as
could he expected. We have now three hun
dred and forty academic students, and twenty
five in the law clas:, with MI able corps OF
(. teachers"
In London large billrosting firm has offer
cd the English Government $4,000 in gold a
year for the privilege oiusing the fence around
Hyde Park for advertising purposes. In
America, as an evidence Of the effect of advcr-
t>ing on tlc public, it is said that when !,
citizen Of New York recently advertised for /,
wife: he received about eighteen hundred an
swcra from husbands, saying he could have
theirs.
At the rcecn, Commencement Of the medical
College Of the State Of South Carolina the de
gree Of Doctor Of medicine was conferred upon
Mr. j. M.sShircr Of Fort Motto, in this Dis
trict
Bishop Soalc died al Nashville on tic 9th
aged eighty-cigllt years. He wus the Oldest
Methodist Bishop in tic United States
L Nrtcnas Ward died 1t Southampton Eng
land on the 9th inst
In Richmond, Va, ont the eth inst 5000 nc
gross met TO ratiiy Shcrman's Bill.
-. General Ilowards Official report estimates
that 32. 900. white and 2l,0OO, colored need food
before the next crop, and that it will require
over 1000, ,000to feed them.
~ The Hra7a's New Orleans special says that
resolutions have been introduced into the
Louisiana Legislature declaring Shermans's
bill unconstitutional, and demanding the test
of the Supreme Court.
Senate Of Virginia. on the 9Th inst. passed :
Eill to call Convention in May. In the House
it is reported with IN amendment protesting
against the constitutionality Of Shcrnaus Bill
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In MenlOrialn.


Prof: W.;Js, RivEns, of the So. Ca, UnivE-
sity has sent Blank Forms to the Tax Collie.
tors throughout tho State, for the purposeb ebf
asccrtaining further, particulars in regard to
our comrades who fell in the recent war. We
carntly call upon I'LL, and especially upon di-
GERS of companies, to prepare complete lists Or
tho Tax Collectors of ST. Matthews and Orange
Parishes, so that every devoted son of Carolina
within our limits, who sacrificed his life in ho
holy cause, may be enrolled among those whom
History will honor, in days to come Tho pal
ticulars desired, are, L. Name in full. q
District. 3. Rank. 4. Company. s. Rcgi
inlcnt and Arm Of Service. 6. Date OF Death
I. Cause OF Death. s. Place OF Dcuth.-< $
Age.
We will continue the list in our Office, and
will publish all names furnished us; rs wcl;l
any inquiries Of Prof. K. lor further intorll,-
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We clip from the Charleston Deity Mrs
the following:
TIE OnANGEBuRc NKws-We have re
ccivcd the third number Of this very Ilaildsinc
and excellent newspaper. We are plcasc1l u
see that young friend, Virgil G. DiH,lc,
Esq, OF this city, is the Associate lldior.
The Ncms is edited with taste and ability but
occasionally has il slight inclination to mIn
Mc hiyh hoysc. The leader in last Saturdays
paper bcimys somewhat of nerculial tln-
dclcy, We make allowance. however, Tor The
natural cxubcrance Of nth.
We remember we'll the good old days, when.
with our brother Of the causIic pen, VIC r,wcd
through fields Of c!,ssic lore; and in the gar
deus of i'"ii!r literature he l.s pointed on. to
our a,lmiring gaze the beautiful flowers o.
thought and fancy .Anrng all. the 'appnsilc
figures OF speech, used by the p'ct, tho cssayist
or the orator, We d. nn' rc..:cubcr any allsion
to the sports Of The hippolro.nc, similar to the
italicized phrase in the above article; and wc
think our brother OF the DnIy Arms with that
amazing facility he has of turning everything
10 some account. drew his smile from Nike
I.ipmans SHOW" rather than from more
classic source.
We are not given to lofty equestrian cx-
plots. have not even had anything tc do Will,
Pegasus. save in our younger days, to pluck !,
feather From his wings. whc'cwi,h to turn =
rhyme two, (aS also have most other iScn)
consequently, We protest avai:,st being aS,xer.
tiscd rs in the 'Circ,.s' line.
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military Government ii The South.

The Cincinnati E~1"i,rr. commenting uIan
the passage Of The Sherman ELL says
The Southern peop!c are TO be placed un
der Il military v!ssalagc. Can il be th,t the
Northern and Western men, when tacy gaze
their votes To place such men H. wc sec hold
ing Il IN jjorii, in Congress contc plated th,,
they would - abuse tl!rir power DO the,
rc'lizc The fac; h..., t, keep The %oal! sub
lcclr'i. standing army al one hundred thou
.:n men will not be >uic;r..t Are they pre-
under which HAT Of l.n@lanl even plr,l:
LIGHT Hy this &c; ti.ry have converted the
South into gigantic ireland and IN ireland
that will be more ir.ublcHou.c in ease oi any
foreign imh,"l|io than the Green Isle !, l..
England. for lis hat. viii be solid compact
and undivided. Here Is Il pr ciols .ha,,ic L,
the War ior III, mlon. ms hypcriiic.l 4
nl"tto us ever WAS invented by liars and ,n.l 5
Had such Il conSumniati ION ;tS this been .orc-
seen. We arc satisfied chat not u.lc il. ten %. the
brave men who s!lou drrcl Il n,>kvt inr he
preservation ol' an undivided couu;r, hut wou.,!
have been content to cn.br,cc the alternative
of certain black journalists. an, let The non
slide. The cn>l,vcmont ol !, brave gallant and
imp"lsivc people, however they n.a have cr-
red. will be recorded is unu o TIE noustrosi-
ties of the age. Ihc question is not alone
whether the South Will endure Tor We err Il
the manly heart OF the North is not Indignant
ut the outrage upon It's old asScciatcs Of The
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SHERIFF'S SALES.
STATE nF SOtT;i cAKoLEEA.
Ora,:cc,urr District.


Hy virtue or s,n,ry wr;,s OF fl IA, tome directed.
vii! sell to the highest bidder -: ,.,"anSc""rf
Cour, House the first Monday in April "cN'
the following property, viz:
On House an'l o; in tie Village of Branchville
l"vir:l as the Property Of +. ii. Ia;xh, at the
.;,;; OF i. r Reese, Administrator.
Cnc Trac, of Land containing two hundred acres
less levied the Property of Galloway
S:ro;n.n, At The suit Of Is. F. Simmons.
One Tract OF I.aml containing twcyc hundred
.crr- or less. levied the proprrty Of L..
W. Dash. At the sut Of B +. Sirnors.
Three hundred. Gross Tcs more %, less aml six
teen Sticks Timber. l'rnai Axe an,. ono Meat
Cutter. LIVED i,c Property OIL. ". Dash al,
The -n:I 81 g. /. Simmons.
One Tr;.ct of Iani containing one hundred and
twenty less. levied he Property
of Holen Phillips. at the sui, of j. =. Mar;n.
ALSO
On Tuesday. the I'd April next. -, The House Of
i;"l"n Phillips. Will sell t live head OF Cattle ~
hca'i oi Hogs. one Wagon. Cart, Buggy and
yarious cher articles. Levied the Property Of
!;oini PhillipS. NJ the sui; of j. y. Martin
Sheriff $ oiicc. j. VI H. DUKES
Or:.ng burg G.. il. s. O. -,
March ! / 1867.
-ti-.lj
tndrr Dccrci, Orders from tho Or,!in... ~ N..nrc-
burg District will sell =, 10 Couii ln q nn INC
fist Monday in April n"N briw"r 'h, rSr |
i';:'s D: sale. for partition among Tie .,rirl in
ini rest the following ,r.c:s ii .u.!. VIZ:
!. One Tract or Land b.;o:l,-ny to thc Estate of
Jacob y. Danalcr, contaiuir;; one h,nlr I! :nd
iw"n: yr:2i;t situate in nr;,ug !,,rg District
:" ~ novc particularly 4. sc-c,l The a,y of 4ilr
IN credit o.: - months.
!.L.o
,. Huc Tr:c' i,,long'n: 30 Ike l.s,;.c .: .Iamcs
"iil:tms, continuing ..;;:rc nnl twc!.'y- one
a"r"s. Ling tho waters or Little lul swamp al
i"inii.e !rnls OF John nahinci. r. D. J.. Ruc.;cr and
Thomas trcps, on a credit OF nine (.D months.
3. One Tract. situated in st. Matthews Parish be-
longing 10 the Estate OF j. W. Smith, containing
- acres. boun'l.,l hy lands Of Keller Darby, and
o:hc"s-t" he part icuiary described Oh the
day Of s:ilc-on credit of nine (o) months.
| 4. And ono other Tract. bc,ons sing the Estate of
Elias V O!,. containing one hundred ana seven
acres. h"un!c'i by lands of " Foglc V. Trick and
David tinyt"n--on II credit of - months.
| Purchasers TO give bonds with good security and
,no:' gage OF premises. and pay cash sufficient to
| n? costs. Revenue stamps and papers extra.
Or:.nscl,urg c. H.. J.W II. DUKES,
| March 9. 1867. S. o. D.
| mcr 70 tbs
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Our Charleston Letter
CuAnIusTuN. >!.rch Is. Is

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to ,ho ,n,u,,,cs of j., r.,r xh;,h !. ;no,;,.l,,,
ana ur,,;no his constituents :, ,,,,t ,,...,.,,..
unon tbs }u;wy yzyh If r.l.l ,..;s,,t;,,,
h., cxertcd no little i,eucur, vb;. H.. h..n
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French Fruits, Cordials, Olive
Oil. &c..

Lan'ling Es-Briy Paul ct i'iriic.
DIRECT FROM AUX.
rl1wENTY CASES FRUITS IN BRANDY, AS
Il sorted.
Five Cases Fruits in juice
Fifteen Gases ted Cordial ss4a
Ten eases Marnschino. Annisc,tc and Cannellc
Five gases curnc"ad' Holland, ,sftir..
= Five cases Rose Water
One ease Ia,cs dc foic IL, c. IN w,.,c half AMI
quarter Cans eaA
Tonr cases rcits i'oiS and Cinr pisncns
Five eases French OH, cs ni,l Olives farces
Thirty eases Supcriinc' Olive OIL, pint,
Ten barrels Clarified White WiG" Nincgnr
SFiyc tcrc S Clarified White Win" Vinegar
one i,'!n Velvet C"rAs i'll bag "f4 gr,x es c
For sale by 4, u. r., IL. Il Co,
Imr III If - Brnsd-strcet
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Ale and Porter.

FEIWENTY CASKS .lI.;rp.'S INE A!E--
l. UTIhT5 AND piNTS ~
Fifteen casks By"<a TAKE Alc--ouarts and Iins
Fifteen casks Jctircy's Edinburgh Mc-Iin,s
Fifteen casks Byass' London Por,er-Quarts a,J
Ten asks Barclay. Perkins & Cos Por:cr-Pints:
the ahovc received by late arrivals anl for sale hy
mar Ii If d. PAUL E Gu
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the assets amount to seventy per cent Of the
debts. a. - 8 q
Section 81 to 80. Concern details, pronounce
'aggainst'f fraud and the like. Ef -
Section 80 provides for involuntary bank
ruptcy, declaripg that an abscondings debtor, II
debtor who makes assignments to defraud,
against whom an unsatisfied execution for over
one hundred dollars stands, who makes an as
signment to give preference to special creditors,
or who has suspended for fourteen days the pay
ment of his commercial paror SHALL on peti-
ton of any creditor, bo adjudgcd bankrupt.
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Reopening Of All Old Drug Store

FENliE SuBCRIBER WOULD RESPECTFULLY IN
4 FORM his friends and the public generally
that he has opened FlRST-CLASS DRUG STORE
at his Fathers Old Stand, known for over
years as Burnhnm's Drug Store where fl,e has n
wr-sclecicd and complete Stock of DRUGS PER
FUMEKY, DYE STUFFS and FANCYA RTICLES,
which will be sold low FOR cash.
Country orders. accompanied with cash or city
acceptance, will be promptly filed. it
PRESCRlpTIONSC CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED
at all hours, day and night. +. S. BUkNNAM.
Ii If
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Birds Island, ..Guano /.

T5NIIE FIRST CARGO EVER BROUGHT INTO
this City. and will be sold this Season in or
der to hiring it into nse. Professor c. U. SHEP-
llARD'S, (of the Medical Collcgc) Analysis the
the Giiano. can be seen ut our Office. Terms-$5es
tpcr Long Ton) cash. or Planter drafts on Factors
payable ls December, with Bank rates Of interest
HUNT & BRO, Accommodation Wharf,
mar l5-lm Charleston, S. C.,
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The Savannah. Neacs anil Herald of the 4th
contains the following statement ofa case in
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The Savannah. Neacs anil Herald of the 4th
contains the following statement ofa case in
the Chatham county Superior Court:
onis court met yesterday, Ills Honor Judge
rlcming presiding. The case of Tumor VS..
Tucker was resumed Mcssrs. Jackson. Lawton
and Bassinger appearing for plaintiff; aud
Mcssrs. flartridgc; Chisolm, Levy and Lloyd
for defendant. The facts attending the case
arc rs follows y
IN 1857 Tunlor bought of Tucker in Sout!,
Carolina, slaves to amount Of fifty thousand
dollars giving i'll security for the payment :.
mortgage on them and on lands in this State.
Tulnor remained in possession Of the slaves
until the emancipation, without having paid
for them. After their freedom T,lmor refused
payment, on tho ground that he Cruckcr) hav-
ing mortgage on them was still tho owner
notwithstanding Tumor's possession up to the
time Of their emancipation. On this issue
suit was instituted. The case was ably arnucd
by the respective counsel, who quoted largely
from voluminous authorities in defence of their
positions. Avcrdict for plaintiff was rendered
by special jury
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-05
TRUSTEES SALE.

Az authorized and empowered bv Deed
Of Trust, executed BY George 4. Hyde Ard
Asnautla Il. Hyde. his wife, 10 Anthony Van
wyck. bearing date August 10th 1868. and
recorded In the Office VI the Recorder OF
scett County, Iows. In Book 90" OF Mort
cages, On page 362 --snd by virtue of nm
appoiasmsnt BY the acting Judge Of the
County Court Of said Scott County ~ Trm
~ IN the place Of Anthony Van wyck. who
10 Incapable 70 scs-ths undersigned will
cell on Thussdsy the 10Th day Of January.
A. D., 1857 II 10 o'clock, A N. at the
Cssrt Houee dpss, in the city Of Davenport.
In said County, 70 the highest bidder for
cash, the Ksal Estate situsted in said Scott
County Ind eonseycd ~ said Hyde by Deed
ffum A. J. More, dAted June llth, 1857,
and being The undivided two thirds Of
pert of > lsact II land % the south side of
$1,000 shsst h the City Of Davenport, ex-
tsudeG, viz :-Bssinning on tho south side
q 6sesni ssssl, (ths o,oet bang sixty -six
feeg N width,) at the north east corner Of
land rid b. Etessasr Cook 70 John Ran
sow, thsaes - slene said street sixty tGo)
tssl, thsass ssstA parallel with said Ran
1oa'1 60 line 70 Tho Mississippi River,
lAeoco vsss VIII the mesndcrs Of the river
- ~ ssseh- go sesa9 ef sAid RAnxow's
lsnd, theooo aseeh aleog sad Ranxow's
eose Hao - Tie place Of beginsiDg --ssid
tract being ths saipe % conveyed 10 Chsis-
tias wss1lss. ssese6e6 10 Book *" Of
Dseds, - ~, n al 1eesgdss's Office.
n. - ERNST o. USOEN.
Trusess y sppoineneos q Cossty Judge.
dec16-dtd
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DISEASES OF THE LIVER.

The Liver Is much more frequently he seat Of dis
dian IL generally supposed. The function II 10 de.
signed to perform, and on the regular execution Of
which depends not only the general health Of the body
but the powers VI the stomach bowes brain and the
whole nervous system shows il vest and vital import
ance TO human health. When the liver IL seriously
diseased it In fact only dcrngcs the vital functions
ofthe body, but exercises powerful influence over
the mind and ID operations which cannot easily he
described. II has close connection with other die
eases. and manfeets itseM by so great variety 81
symptoms Of mOet doubtful chaFsctor, thst II mis-
leads more ply scians, Of great eninence than
any other vital organ The intimate counecti0n that
exists between the liver and the BRAIN AID the great
dominion which am persuaded II exercises over the
passions Of mankind. convince that many cnfOrtu-
nate beings have committed acts Of deep snd criminal
atrocity, become what fools term hypochonarinCs
from the simple fact Of diseased state Of the liver.
have long tecn convinced that more thnn half of
the complaints which in this country, are - bs
considered having their seats In diseased state Of
the liver. Will cnumerafe rome Of them: INnl0Es
TON. DERANGED STATE BowE1s IRRITABLE AND
vIsprcuvR FEELINGS AND PASSIONS, from triding and
inadequate causes, OF which We Afterwards feel
ashamed aet, though not least, more than rnRxx-
rorrs Of the diseases enumerated under the head of
CUSsuMruoS have their seat in diseased liver. This
truly frightful catalogue
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-05

THs OCEAN YAcur RAcE.-The tormina-
ton Of the ocean ysche race 10 anne unced BY
the Atlantic telegraph. The yacht Henri>
eta, owned BY Mr.. james Gordon Bennett,
Jr., vas the winner. She arrived of the
Needles. in the Isle Of Wight. England. a.
quarter TO six o'clock on Christmas evs>
ming. after run Of thirteen days and TWEEN
ty-twe houra The Fieetwing and vesA
came 10 next morning. The arrival Of the
party created great sensation in England,
and banquets and an invitation to visit the
Queen followed. The reception Of the news
in New York also caused quite an excite
ment in that city. A sad accident happen.
ed to the Fleetwing during the passage.
Captains Kelley and Wood. and two Of the
crew, while reefing sail in furious gale.
were swept overheard and drowned. A
subscription was started in England for the
relief Of their families. headed by the off,
GERS and crew Of the Henrietta for five hun.
dred dollars.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-05

Ole TOT The Asst time In America.
They have been tept in comparative obscurity.
ibsn the fact that the originator, DR.. vsipsau.
b physician In Paris, u great wealth sni strict
esnseisatisus principles, ard has Withheld .hets
ftsa general use lsss they should be employed
Ter unlawful purposes.
In overcoming Female Distractions. Falling
u the Womb, Whites. 0recn Sickness, Suppres-
clos, Retention, or ImmederAte Flow VI the
Mosthiy Discharges, Nervous and Spinal Anec-
lions, Pains In the Back and 1imbs. Fatigue on
Slight Essrtion, PsIpitasiou Of the Heart, Hys-
tories, As., and viil effect cure whom ell other
vneans have hilsd, and, although . poweIfu,
scmcdy, Dc nst esntain calossei, Antin0ny, Or
snythiag hurtful N the constitution.
To married ladies and young girls who have
sssss tsss regulated, they arc peculiarly suited.
They vlll. - : tssst tlne, bring on the monthly
perivd viii te119ssity.
CAvspes.c1Danlsa la1iss should never take
oAsa oAas EAaD b osy rsasoa to believe them
selvee Dseenast, Tor they will DO sure 10 produce
nlssdsstsgs.
These Pulls Arc sssissly safs, under I'll cireum-
elaAcss, bsang ce0pcssd entirely Of Substances
from che vegetable Kingdom.
Each 6s1 he's The coat u arms for the city of
Paris stamped On the box, with tho words % Trade
MARX" in French, to counterfeit which Is a
anlsdemeanor, and all persons will be dealt with
according 10 Law.
Full directions accompany each boz.
Ladies' can obtain box, sealed from the cycs
Of the curious, BY enclosing one dollar and seven
postagc stamp, 10 any respectable druggist, Or
u o. u. STAPLES, 6ensrsl Agent for the
United States, WATERFOWL, N. Y.
Agents.
eept2e- dAw1y IHmrrApOn,A Nt0eke.
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GRlSWOLD COLLEGE Z.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
FACULTY.

RI. REV. II. w. LEE u. D., Theological
REv. w. II. BARNS. A. NJ. Department
REV. II. n. Powras, A. NJ.
Rev. X. REooaK A. n. lColle gate Department.
ID. 8. SRE- DON, A. NJ.
W. T. CrrgIE, \. NJ. )p.,....,a.
HEv. II. TowssKsp. A. VI. ''f"'' r..,....,,,..
$. RI Hoyr. 4. u. pepa''"'"''
rNHE WINTER TERN OF THIS INSTITUTION
i will commence Not. lAh. The College u sitna-
ted In the upper part OF the city Of Davenport The
location IL unsurpassed There are early Ten ac-cs
In the campus, covered with beautiful grove. The
College building il Are stouo edihce. 81 By - 1oet
and three stories high. The rooms large and
c0mmodious, and provided with library u four
thousand volumes, goo collection VI Nseneal HE
tory. and complete philosophical apparatus The
course OF study embraces all the branches usually
taught In College, bcsides French, 0esuan. end ac
brew. Students will be received at sny time, aad In
any stage Of preparation The studies are len 70 the
choice " the parents or pupils. and to thees who
complete the regular course The degree Of A. b. will
be aisen.
The room 81 the Preparatory Dspsetmsnt ~ been
refted during the last vacation, according - the
most approved stylc and Is fully equal b any N the
country
The frofessors aud teachers In this institnon ~
men Ofsxperence ia teaching and wiilspafe No paAne
the patronage which may be extended 70 the0. n
ExrExsks-Tuition 10 Collegiate DepastnsnA. ~
per quarter In Preparatory Department. - to per
board may b obtained = the Collsgs nuasd1ne
House. or Ia private families. at from 20 . per
Wcek. Tuition b required In advance.
- I'D fnra rS-a0l