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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-05-21
st. CeciIia's Academy,
MOUNT VERNON.
n g al n q : h viii G.
CONDUCTED BIZ SISTERS OF TIKI
ORDER OF ST. DOMINIC,
Under the patronage Of the Right Rev.
Bishop Of Nashville.

THIS ACADEMY WAS FOUNDED IN 1850,
L for the purpose Of enabling parents and
guardians in the South and Southwest 10 impart
solid education.
The Academy is about one mile from the city
and IL situated in one Of the most beautiful and
healthy lOcalities in its Vicinity
The Academic year consists q two Sessions
each, and terminating about the 10th Of June
Special attention IS gwen 70 the different
branches usually taught in Academies.
FoR TERHs ETC. apply 20 the Mother Supe-
Nor. Nashville, Tennessee.
iaDi7-ly
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FOR GOVERNOR
EMERSON ETHERIDGE,
OF WFAKLEY.
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE

JoHN BAXTER. Of Knox.
WV. Is. CAMPBELL, Of Wilson.
DoRsEY b. THOMAS. Of Humphrey.
JANEs JOINS. Of Greene.i
JoHE c. GAUT. Of Davidson.
A. A. STEELE. Of Marshall.
CHAs. S. CAMERON, Of Shelby.
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SALE OF LAND.

DY VIRTUE OF DECREE OF THE SU-
ID prene Court Of Tennessee, az Nashville,
pronounced at its December Term, 1866, in the
case Of A. B. Shankland vs. John J. Beech and
others, will proceed to sell. az public auction,
70 the highest bidder, at the Courthouse door in
the city Of Nashville, on
Saturday, the 18th Day OF June Next,
Upon a credit Of SIX months. the purchaser eiv
ing a note bearing interest from date. with two
good securities, and a lien also retained for the
payment Of the purchase money. free from the
equity OF redemption. the following described
tract or parcel Of land, tO-wit Lying IN Distpict
No. Of Davidson county, Tennessee, bounded
az follows Beginning at the southwest corner.
in the middle Of the line, running thence north
III degrees, east II poles and II lipks 70 the
corner; thence due east 80 poles and Eve links,
20 a c5rner in the road; thence south 2i5< de-
Erees. Is poles, l21z links. 70 B. F. Weakley'
fence; thence due west 70 the place Of beginning;
containing six acres and three-fourths 0fan acre
and three poles. and being the same land con
yeysd b. s. Priehitt 10 D. J. Scanlsnd. Said
land will be sold q satisfy lien in favor Of A.
y. shsnkiand V. John J. Beech and within the
hours prescribed By law.
JESSE O. FRAZER.
mayIo ID Clerk Of the Supreme Court.
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Information wanted.

OF VIM. Fl. BEELS, ELIZABETH c.
formerly lived at Nashville. II they are living,
they will please write 70 Mrs. Elizabeth Brad
ford, 2s71Z Longworth street, Cincinnati, Ohio a
mayl5 w"
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FOURTH NATIONAL BANK.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or COMPTROLLER or THE CURRENCY,
WAsHTNgrOy March 3n 1877

l. =
WASHINGTON, March 81. 1867. J
WHEREAS, BY SATISFACTORY EYI-
w dence presented 20 the undersigned, It
has been made to appear that the FOURTH
NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE, in the
city of Nashville. in the county Of Davidson,
and State of Tennessee, has been duly ergsn-
lied under and according TO the requirements Of
the act Of Congress entitled An Act 10 provide
q National Currency, secured by pledge OF
United States Bonds and to provide for the
circulation and redemption thereof" approx ed
June Cd. 1854 and has complied with all the pro-
visions Of said act. required to be complied with
before commencing the business Of banking
under said act-the Comptroller OF the Currency
being absent
Now. therefore. /, John J., Knox, Deputy
Comptroller Of the Currency, do hereby certify
that the Fourth National Bank Of Nashville, in
the city of Nashville. in the county Of Davidson
and State Of Tennessee, is authorized 20 COM
mence the business Of banking under the act
aforesaid.
In testimony whereof witness my hand and
seal Of Office this thirtieth day Of March, 1867.
lSignedl JOHN J. KNOX,
Deputy Comptroller Of the Currency.
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KEEP INSURED
NASHVILLE
COMMERCIAL INSURANCE co.
Once I'm the Building Of the Bank
OF the Union.
CAPITAL ALL PAID IN.

VNHIs COMPANY, ESTABLISHED IN 1854
Il iRsures Buildings, Vessels, Ia port. Merchsn,
disc, Household Furniture, and other property, on
the most liberal terms Fire. Marine and Inland
risks taken at lowest rates
Sc Losses literally adjusted and promptly paid by
IL
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Largest Circulation in city and State
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MILLINERY.

fyouSIRy AND CITY BUYERS WILL FIND PARIS
~ Pattern Bcnnes sne Found Hats yery cheap as sFRR.
MAN, KNAUee co. e. 1913 Canal street Aso fall shapes
of Velvet Hsis - snabaekam frsnss 81 IS yer dofsp
Al klunsfy 0oVas s9sAAx kw,
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nrw PUBLICATIONS.

prSEpt,rs TINE TABLE FOR sEriEMhEh :
k. e.l, ,.tion boat: aiso city uiHr y cents.
~ h''' pESEpicf HKoe., jewelers. III niosswsy,
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FINANCIAL.

FlNANCIAL.
A YouSG LADY ABOUT COMPLETING HER
denly derived Of the means OF continuing takes this
method OF requesting Loan which shall be paid wofoid
EoR sALE-A FIRST MORTGAGE. AMOUNT OF 5000
Eighth avenue.
INSURANCE COMPANIES TAKING SOUTHERN AND
Western fisAs VIII please address r. ii. 0iDbons Co.,
4iS Bsooms street..
MANHArrAy NRrALLuRGIcAL WORKS, $50 as2
l and 5A West Twenty eighth street, New York
gwen 70 tho ansys. Of ores Minerals osys waters and
general products Of all ands tests q gold
from . len tons; gold and Silver ores WORKED
20 y o os Ossa sa
aud silver and jewellers sweeps bought or refined founders
ton parties Tequiros plans and sPechcatons for the
erection o. smelling works can be supplied and the actual
ions for work.. and sas FOR the
nrs OF sgpnSEe acid soda ash and general chemical pro;
ES s@Hs snS Ps a. the
OFFICE OF IhE TRUSTEES OF CREDITORS AND
.sfS ps e W. os9 and Mississippi Railroad Co.
NEW YORK. August l. 1857.
special meeting Of the holders OF certificates issued by
W.; fn.s WI oe held a. the Office of the trustees Ne %
tember nez At TO take final action upon closing
Of the ,rSs. and the reorganization Of the Ohio and Mss
The deed require. that three fourths In intsres.
s "snsrS or hsi. legal Of both pre-.
earnestly regus,ed g have their csrcsss transferred
m ne and 70 DO present at the meeting In person
The transfer oors win be closed two o'clock p ~
Saturday tie 5ist Of August and remain closed until the
final sdjonrrInent OF The meeting,
1e meeting new called to close the trust and ganle
ALLAN CAMPBELL. Chairman
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
49,
AXE A MccRRERY. az BROADWAY
have ust received from Europe Of their own !nipos,s
ton a large and elegant assortment OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
copIsrg OF ell the latest novelties IN
SILKS, sAT1NS, MOTRE ANTIQUES. BROCtDPs
irish AND FRENCH PorifNs
din all the shadesl
TrINGLINEs SLAMS,
FRENCH MERTNoEs EMPRESS CLOTHS
ALL WOOL PLAtDa
and other Dress Goods great variety which they offer az
usual az their lowest market prices.
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A YOUNG LADY ABOUT COMPLETING her
studies for the italian opera and who has been sud
denly de Jrived Of the continuing takes this
method Of requesting Loan which shall be paid twofoid
Address henrletta, station ID.
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THE TURF.

TvNIoN couRsE-TROrrIN0.-wE sRP-
u iember al r. M match, 900 mile heats. Sin s. in
harness Owners br g. Trouble l. sammls' T Fr,nk
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TINTED STATES NAIL TO HAVANA.
~ ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
sailing regularly every Thursday from pier No. North
At O'Clock T. NJ
MORRO CASTLE Captain NJ. r. Greene Sept g.
MISSOURI, Captain a. W. Palmer, Sept. IL
GEO B. HARRISON, President
O bowling Green
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SrEkM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
y steerage. f25. currency. Cabin, 500, currency.
The splendid steamer PENNSYLVANIA sails Saturday,
September T.
MANHATTAN, Wednesday, September II.
Drafts PAYABLE any part Of Engsnd, Ireland and Scot
hnd AZ current rate OF exchange,
Apply at THOMPSON'S passage Office 73 Broadway,
ner OF Rector street.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.

HORSE BLANKETS, HORSE EBLASKETs-cARRIA6 AGE
IL aud stable; hne square Blankets Lap Robes all styles
Aaaeca WHIPS Rosettes Haiters Mats, 81 low prices
MAGNus BROTHERS, lA Fulton street.
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E,oR sALE-A FIRST MORTGAGE, AMOUNT OF $1,000,
EiGhth avenue.
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CHRAP rR1NT1NG-THE METROPOLITAN JOB
" PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, No. Nassau
win execute ali kinds Of printing IN any style
required Al twenty I've
charged In olcs In tho United States Cards from 81
per 1000 and upwards-cheaper than At any other establish
ment Small bills from 90 cents per 200 and upwards
cheaper than s any other establishment Posters every
sire variety aud color. delivered less than
hours Orders by telegraph from other cities attended 10
promptly Pamphlets OF every description promptly aud
neatly eTecuted Orders allied With despatch Forwarded
sy .iPTs. afslTsS TIE Jog
STREET.
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THE NEW YORK AND VENEZUELA NAIL STEAM.
i ship nne.
Carrying the United States mail.
For St. John, T. r. St. Thomas La Guayra Puerto Ca
beIO
and back the route,
The AL. steamship CUMBERLAND, Charles Ecandelia
MASTER having superior accommodations passenger.
viii sail for above ports the 7h OF September inst
r. M. from Pier No. North river.
For freight or passage apply 10
J. A0OeTINr. AGENT
Beaver street
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OFFICE or THE ATLANTIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CON.
~ psny, Nc Bowling Green.
NEw YORK. August % 1857.
Notce shereby given that the Board Directors OF this
company have this day dividend OF two ono.
half OF the net earnings OF quarter ending
tember 10. -
reopsned Ap<spbsr L. HENRY J. QUINAN, Secretary.
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ENOR GALVESTON, TEXAS,
The fast sailing iron screw steamer
WILMINGTON,
spencer, master,
10 loading NJ pier 81 East river and will have
despatch Freight taken az the lowest rates. For freight
passage apply 70 WILLIAMS UUION,
II Wall street
Bills OF lsdins signed OF Office board
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INSURANCE COMPANIES TAKING SOUTHERN AND
western fsks VIII please address r. II. Gibbons Co..
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CTEAM BETWEEN ANTWERP AND NEW YORK.
y The Liverpool New and PHILADELPHIA Steamship
Company dnman Lne) VIII despatch Of their steam
ships between New York and Antwerp direct every four
weeks, CONNIE ncng with
CITY OF CORK September
From New York
CITY OF CORK October
further Informs apply the Company's onnce
JOHN e. DALE. Agent
Is Broadway, New York.
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TOR ST JOHNS, PORTO RICO THE FINE FAST
Il sailing new brig GEORGE LATTMER, II. B. Knight
%ss,:s mat; w .s from Balsnors Tor The above port or
nodatons with BAH room, g. passengers
applying TO Msssra KIRkLAl,D, CHASE q Co,
IS and IS Smiths wharf, Baltimore Nd.
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ENOR GALVESTON TEXAS.
The favorite steamship TYBEE.
Captain David Caukins.
consequences Of the continued prevalence of the ep
dsc Galveston the departure Of this vessel has been de-
ayed for the present She Is loading at pier NO
North river ana will be despatched for the above port
practicable, Of which due notice will be given.
sPoFFoRD, TlLESTON CO.,
20 Broadway
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TRAvELLERs' GUIDE.

And rcIIrIc1 tdIaf n1InF
stations wcst flom Huf-c. -.
street, IRON bosrL
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAILRvApts.-
Trains for Albany and Troy counect re ~. p,
aud we..ern trains leave New York. via Huus,. rissf
Railrosd Ihirleh street and Tsuts ayes"r ,s.s ~ ..a ~
lys,sh =, ,se ,., ror !, ,r me- AZ f90 A. ~ and I'D
". The sni ii /. NJ irsi1s vie Hudson n'ei w" Two
W s1e1riss car, ,,laohsA 70 go and q y NJ trans
e''s ' MN. H. VASDERBlLr. Vice President
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DACIFIo MAIL STEAMSHIP coNPANY's THRoU Gil
l. United States Nail Line to
JAPAN AND CHINA,

CyOR CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA.
II Tho Pacific Mall Steamship Companys steamers
HENRY CHAUNCEY viii sail on Wednesday, September
IL. at u O'Clock noon
Freight received from Wednesday. Ah A. NJ until Tues.
WELLS, FARGO 4 CO.,
Sole Freight Agents Pacific Mail Steamship Company.
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TOR CHARIEsTov EVERY sATURDAY-SEw YORK
and Charleston Steamship Companys brs class siec'
wheel a;ramshps:-
cnAMfION, Captain Loskwoot Saturday sepiemser7
MANHATTAN, Captain Wooihu all Saturday, September L.
FROM pier North river at =. ~ Through tickets AMI
bills OF ading u s points sou'h In connecli1n Mthth
South Carolina Raroad For freight apply 10
HENRY II. MORGAN A co, Agents rs Broadway.
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
CITY or CHARLESTON.
MORRIS STREET SCHOOL
THIS SCHOOL. WILL BE OPENED ON MONDAY
L tho I'D inst. for Coored Persons exclusively.
Applications for admission will bo received al the
seeol use on AMI afor that date. between tho hours
ol 9 and 10 A. a.. daily until further notice.
No pupils will be admitted who under over 10
years OF ago.
By order Of tho Board
E. MONTAGUE aRIMKE
September l6 no
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ing power has declared thst tho I, cason il for
given. IL these things can he done in the
South, does il not follow TINT they can and will
lie done in the Northg Tho South 'lo
nothing. but The North .nu yet preserve her
own liberty aud recover the liberty of ten
States now trodlcn under the heel OF uuycucr-
GUS power, if it will but not in time. There
Is but six per cent Of voters in the entire
North TO he overcome, 10 destroy the party
which is the destroyer OF liberty If the
RRdicals will only stand TO "n.auhoud sur.
frage," and they will do Q, ms soon us they ,hink
lint they hive sufficient strength, the people Of
the North will be aroused to sense oil their dan
ger. Ii they will only derlare--nud il ever tlloy
have tho power. They will declare, that the entire
policy OF the party is ''uli,sidc of the cunstiiu
hon, then the people of The North will know
that thoy are graphing with the opponents N
constitutional liberty. If the principles o
tho Radicals nrc true. why should they not ht
openly proclaimed, 50 that thu people may bt
instructed and enabled TO decide between th,
destructive policy Of The Radical and the con
stitutional policy of tho Conservative. When
ever the question between Radical dcspotisu
and constitutional liberty is fairly mndc ut til,
North. the very people who fought the lato wa,
for tho Union will remember tha. AnRAuA,
LINCOLN snid in his inaugural address, ..tat
majority held in restraint Gg comsnfaiiona
'hrcks and Limitations, and always clrungiu:
easily with deliberate changes OF popular
opinion anu sentiments, is the only true gov
ernment Of free people"
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F o R SALE,

GTEAhI MILL PROPERTY FOR SALE
- The nndersigned oncr Tor sale their valuable
SrEAM Mill. PROPERTY situated on Black River.
fifteen miles above Georgetown. ). q.
This property Consists OF 400 of Land. which
10 Dwelling House aud onibuidlnGs. formerly used
Bummer retrcat for health: Steam Circular Saw Mill
OF forty power good OF the best
construction and In complete running order; where
Any quantity o Timber can bo purchased. delivered
tho Mill, on most reasonable terms.
This property Will be sold Ut considerable sacrce on
original cost II applied for onehaif tho In.
terest viii be cold to an approved purchaser, Who will
furnish SoHo cash capital tn commence the Timber
buaineas
ro' r,'s tIpr pes Lis ulaIn address
LEE, MArs Bluff PostoRlce. s. G.
HARLLEE & MccurcHEN
September 20 m
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Ed UCATI0 N AL.

Mrs JOHN a. BLUM
WILL RESUME THE EXERCISES or HER SCHOOL
w on TUESDAY. October Isl, al her Residence Mary
atfeet. opposite EiisabEtL.
MUSIC AND FRENCH isuglt whrn desired.
Srntculbcr ID
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G H A r L E S TON.
FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 20, 1867.

JOB ~oRK.-We have now completed our
office so as TO execute, in the shortest possible
time, ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and wo
most respectfully ask tho patronage of our
friends.
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IT Is MArTzR of history, We. believe, that when
| railroads were first constructed tho movement was
violently opposed by all 'horss-men," as likely to
render their animals almost yalueless by super
sedng them. Almost every labor.saving machine
OF the century haa been considered by somo opera
tive Workmen a blow at their occupation, though
the result Of the introduction OF such machines
has always been to increase the demand for skiIled
labor, while making manual toll Lighter. We arc
not surprised, therefore, to read in English papers
OF tho trials an inventor in that country has re-
Gently boon called to go through in tho introduc-
ton OF machine to make tho work OF papor-hane-
ers castor. Tho mastor workmen would not oyop
mention 1t TO their men for fear Of the couse-
quenceH. On attempting to call tho attention OF
operatives to the invention, they setnpon him and
beat him severely. Not detorod by all this, bo
left the machine with an upholslerer to bo triod
and tho workmen concluded thoir warfare asainBt
tho invention by entirely destroying It. II tho
machine in nseful ono, II will undoubtedly have
fair trial In tho ond and some tno, perhaps, those
very Same stupid men, who think 10 stay progress
by beating an inventor and destroying his proper
ty, will talk Of erecting monument 10 his memo
ry for SO greatly tightening thoir abors.
GREAT GEOLOGICAL curiosity has lust been do
posted in tho museum Of the Hartly Institution,
at southampton, England, consisting Of pieco OF
flexible stono, about two feet long, soyen inches
wide, and more than ono inch in thickness having
tho appearance Of rough sandstone, which bonds,
with slight pressure, Hko piece Of India rubber
or sutta percha OF the snmo sizo This intorcst-
ing specimen OF geology. hes boon placed In glass
.aee eonstruoted for It, lttod with a loyer. by
oueins soe m tho key OF which tho outside Of tho
case tho hoIibility OF the stone Ia shown. Il was
presented TO tho Hartley Institution By Mr.. Ed.
"AAD So'n,s' ifom his relative, Mr. II. 8. Mus.
DEN VINO obtained IL from Delhi, India. In it's
ha'orA, posinon, tho stono is said to run in thin
layers In the soil In which II is found bn, 10 90.
raro in India that 1t Gnds place In iho muaonn,.
At Calcutta. There is aimilar s.one, but not ao
wide as tho ono undor notice. In tho British M.
acum and another in the museum Of tho School O,
Mines; but specimens arc very rarely to DO met
with. Although tho stono has gritty appearance
no grit or duat is thrown of by the motion Q,yen
TO 1t when under pressure.
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EDUCATIONAL ESTABLISHMENT or

EDUCATIONAL IGS'rABI.lSIlaIESr or
REV. DIR. MYERS
F1NHE PRINCIPAL OF TIE ABOVE NAMED iSSrI.
4 TUITION iIau much pleasure in announcing tt his
ntrons well us tu tins pullir generally. that nwir tp
continued incrrusn IN the number OF pupils. lir H.,
otiild II necessary To obtain suitable rr"yrl an,l
therefore Ecrure thu ronImotluuI and eligible ho1p
situated al tho Northwest Of Coming, and lull
streets.
Tho aim o te Institute being to thronghly educate
the pupils for collegiate Gsn0ss sYstepatiC
and accurate elementary training f. adopted for such
need that COrdc, sul peculiar advantages also
offered for the eiudy Of The ciassics. Mathematics and
bookkeeping.
In consequence Of recent nacssssry changes made in
tile government Of tho Academy, anu with view o
facilitating tho interests OF the pnplis the Principal will
be assisted by Mr.. JOHN CANNON. gentleman OF
known ability aud who hos had considerable experience
tn the art OF teaching. Mr.. CANNON performed his
collegiate Course of studies with distinction In
the best colleges in France aud subsequently taught
Fronch languages and classics with unusual success Ia
the college or Bols n that country. Rare excellent
advantages are therefore afforded for the study o
French under Ills supervision.
primary class copecIed with the Institution is con
Quoted by MtH ROSA DIBDLE. and the various depart
ments receiving the personal superintendent OF the
Prncpal every exertion Is mao to promote the inter
esta oi TIM pupils. Course OF instruction: English
| French. Latin. Greek. Hebrew, Spanish aud German
languages September d
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EDUCATIONAL ESTABLISHMENT or

FTNHE EXERCISES OF TIE ABOVE NAMED INsTI-
Il TuTE Will b0 resumed ID. W on WEDNESDAY,
October I'd, at tho Academy corner of Coming Dull
streets Terms moderate, aud course OF Instruction
such as will impart sound and complete education.
SepteIpber2 9 mwf
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T ia Fl fAozsr clRouiIArIoN.-qho DAILY
NEws pudlisae, Me O6iciu. List Of Let,
tsr' ftemainiag IN The Posto6ice at The end
g each neck, agresaJ!y to The .fo1owing
section of The NeU Posto8fce Lao, a, the
newspaper having the laryest circulation In
he CIy Of Charleston: .:..
SECTION G. And be further enacted Tnt iI,ts OF let
terra remaining uncaet for IN Postonice any CITY
town or yllntr. where newspaper shall bb printed
shall hereafter be published only thu
which, being published weekly uftcnpr sni have th
Office . " " ~
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r O r ( N r.
l o S r.

T ONT, ON THE 18TH INSTANT, IN KING,
IL Hssel or Meeting streets. A LETTER contain.
ing money. With the owners name thereon. The Gnd.
eE will BIO rewarded by having tho at THIS uF-
FICE. Scpicrnbcr 10
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G0PARTNER ERSHIPS,
TAlLORI NC, ETC,

HAyE RESilMED THEIR FORMER MERCHANT
- TalLOKtNIJ Bu5tSE-os. at lLcIr old olnui No
u BROAD STREET, aud prep red TO execute All
orders In their lnc: also. TO take orders making
SHIRTS AND SHIRT BOSOMS as heretofore
we have also On hand SOLE AGENT for this Stale
'the WHEELER WILSON SEWING MAOHlNF .
which We sell al factory prices.
Thankful to the public for their former liberal patron
age. we would respectfully soeit continuance OF the
sane. EDQERTOS l. RICIJ A Hno
September l6 a
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FEMALE COLLEGE,

FEMALE COLLEGE,.
TUE FALL TERM OF THE FEMALE COLLEGE
l. Spartauburg, 8. c., will opoa October 3d, 1887.
The President, Rev. A. W. CUMMINGS, D. D.. will be
al.d by competent, experienced teachers In every de.
partuent
Board for half year. .s7oo0
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Music aud all tho Ornamental Branches vary low
ThoSe Wishing to psronl.c the School will please ad
dress the Pre- Bdont itu August q
MRS. NJ. Il. TUOnlER
M|lLL RESUME THE EXERCISES OF UER SCHOOL.
W On daesddy. October ls'. Mt No. II PITT STREET..
September IS VIA.
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