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down the front stairway. On his father reaoh-
ing the hall landing, Marshall walked toward
tho front door, drew a revolver and shot at his
father throo times in rapid succession. Mr..
Evans retreated through tho parlors and fell
near the dining room. His son followed, and
as the body was lying on the floor he bent over
it, but said nothing, and when the police en-
tered the last words OF the dying man wore:
Don't harm my boy, for he didn't know what
he was doing" Young Evans is twenty-six
years old, has been afflicted with rhoumatlsm
for many years, ana has recently behaved in q
violent manner to his wife and members of
his Own family. he was, without doubt, in
sane, for he has been, until few weeks, a
good son and an afTectiouate husband.
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Deep Water.

The Committee Of the Chamber of Com
merce, to whom was referred the subject of
examining tho Beach or Sullivan's Island
Channel, report that the greater part Of the
channel shows o mean low. water depth Of
over thirteen feet, and that with some little
dredging this channel can easily be made
the safest and shortest entrance and outlet
to the port of Charleston. The committee
recommend that application be made to the
Treasury Department to have q survey
made, and an estimate taken Of the expense
Of dredging the channel and Of removing the
wrecks which lie in it, so that Congress may
be memoralized for an appropriation 10
cover the whole expense. Such memorial,
supported as 1t would be By the whole
State, would doubtless be successful, but, as
the memorial cannot be presented until the
cost Of the work to be done is asc certain a ed,
it seems to US that it would be better to ap-
ply to City Council to have the necessary
surveys made at once, at the expense Of the
city. Red tape in the departments would
cause long delay, and Congress might
have adjourned before the survey was oom
pleted. It, however, the work be put in
hand at once by the city, we shall within
short time know what it will cost
to obtain and maintain depth ef
twenty feet at high water in the Beach
Channel. And, in this oonneo -tion, it
has suggested itself to us that it will
not be we'll to oonfne the survey to one
channel only. The greatest depth Of water
expected to be obtained in the Beach Chan
mel is about twenty feet. This must do, if
we cannot do better; but ssoms to US tha,
the Main Ship Channel, also, should be
carefully surveyed for the purpose Of as
certaining whether We nannot have at that
point as much as twenty Eve feet Of water.
Al the same time, detailed information
might be obtained from Europe concerning
the oharaoto o..Ass srssS vr AZ. u. ~an,.i ..-.u
deepening work done in English ports, q
work to which deepening our channel te
twenty hvs feet would be q bagatelle. In
this way we should be dealing with hard
facts, and should have before us the record,
OF what others have done under ofroum
etances more embarrassing than our own
We have not been able, 50 fer, to Civ. thi
important subject all the attention it meris
but, itappears to US, the wisest course is &
begin the survey without deiay, to hsv.
both the Main Ship Channel and the Banct
Channel surveyed, and to obtain from Eu
rope all the information in regard 10 similar
undertakings which is in any way acoss
sible' The expense will not be great, and
II VIC venture nothing we osnnot win the
high priE-s in the mighty game Of commerce
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Itoviows.

tor Hugo. New York: D. Appleton X Co.
Charleston: John Russell.
Those who have not had the courage to
read the latest work of Victor Hugo in the
pages Of Appleton's Magazine, may now at.
tack it in complete form with better pros
pect Of amusement and edifoation. The
Man Who Laughs is q wonderful work in
more senses than one, but it hos power and
force. whatever it's occasional buffoonery and
broad brutallly-and will be universally
read. The author says in his preface :
''Tatrue title of this book might have beon
"Aristocraey. Another book which will fol-
slow may be entitled Monarchy. Aud these
"two books-if 1t is permitted to the auth or
"to complete this labor-will preoede aud
"I'su TO another, WHICH will BE- called Ninety
1fArss." So there Is more to come.
Tho complete copy of "Tho Man Who
e ...e@-," %" 1e.s.~ -, .otio iVt pL 90.
AfpLsToNs JOURNAL. New York: D. Appleton
& Co.
Toe monthly issue for August inoludeslthe
four numbers Of the Journal published tha,
month, with On index for the frat volume,
tnat closed with the twentieth number. The
volumes will be completed semi. annually
hereafter. The distinctive feature Of the
Journal is lis union of fiction, science,
literature and illustrations, without dis
osrdiug certain amount of news. The
fest volume shows that 1t will be sustained.
The papers that are given are Of high do
gree Of meri, whichever department they
I'LL, and it is not too much to say, perhaps,
that the Journal is disoharging an impor
tant funotioni in raiaiug the standard Of our
rent literature and absolute knowledge in a
large circle Of faooisty. II deserves supper,
quite as much as any literary undertaking,
and principally because it gives solid re.
turn for a solid outlay.
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Tar Lancaster ,sos Ledger says: "The friends
'"of the South Caroline Central Rail.
road will ebsar Ia mind, that a.thsdroad
i!HsEhsn constructed, from 4 Gourdin's depot
''ou tho E0rshsasisrn Road. ihroush VIII.
'1ntfImsburg, Clarendon, Sumter. Kershaw,
"LLsuosstar AaahMeoklenburg Counties TO
Charlotte, will afford . rou.s from Char
'loste 70 Charleston shorter than any other
"road BY sixsy-6ye. miles. This will, nm .
"douotedly, be tho best paying road In
the State" i1,,a aN,+l 3
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THs suggeutions of the Chamber Of
Commerce in regard to the manner oflioens.
ing pilots will, we hope, receive sSme at.
reotion at the hands of. Governor scett. The
old eystem worked perfectly we'll, and the
new systemNorks infamousiy. I. is hard to
see that there Ia any political question
wrapped up in this pilotage matter, and we
trust that Governor Scott will recommend
the repeal ofthe obnoxious act, and that the
Legislature will have sense enough to adopt
the reoomms sndation. nii'rni $50
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A New n,ateriaI for Paper.

Some very interesting experiments have
been in progress at the Cickassabogue Pa.
per Mills, near Mobile, as We learn from
the Mobile Register. upder the direct su
pervision Of DR. ] Read, Of Tusoal ooss.
vel! known as the inventor of the Reed
shell which has rendered tho Parrott put,
30 effective en- engine Of destruction In war
fare Several years since, when the cost
and scarcity of rags rendered it important
! 10 discover some material which might be
substituted in whole or in part for re "a
was the subject Of much thought and inyss !.
hgftfoh, the idea occurred to, this gentle.
man lIils thst the okra plant, Belonging to the
family OF the cotton plant, and containing
good deal Of excellent fbre, nigh. be ad.
vsntsgeously used In the imsnufactute 81
paper. With hin. TO thisk ;sa.I.e .o.. :. and
he At onoe commenced q series Of experi-
ments with view TO subjaos the til eorygt 20
pfao.ioAl test Obtaining q small boiler,
espable Of bearing considerable ste steam 4
pressure, and gathering a few stalks as they
we're left in his garden, he' mmenoed his
work with tho patience, labor and persa.
sersnce which seem 10 belong in a high de.
gree to Inventors, and are essential to their
success.
The experiments thus far made demon.
strated tho fact that, good brown jpape,
could be made Of okrs; but il remained to
show that this material could be bleacbed
70 sufficient whiteness to mske II. avaiIsblo
for printing ;or book papers, and If so, at
what cost ii comparison With rag OF other.
material TO decide By .o,u.l, test, .tni.,
important question was the object Of tia
investigation at the Chiokssssbosue Mills
TO which we have referred. The expert.
msnts were concluded, and the result is
eminen.ly gratifying to those engaged IN
them. and isLof psr,isuisr: interest 70 tta' ths
Rrtss, dealers In and. .manufseturers OF
paper sr.generally, and 70 tfsrmers and. gar
'denefs In tho South Within reasonable die.
tsnoss Of psPsi mills. .Yaths opinion of tbs
sxpstisnosd paper MAKER rhss VIZ va lied Il .
progtsss OF the work from ilh,s tS. oi,,,inu y
tho dry stalks Of .okra 10, ths produotiou ~
paper from tho sTmsehihs; cths foffHSiuS 9
poih's may besrsssfdsd u sstabIiisiSdsdit;:s dit;sds
Okra requires but llttls handling to
prepare for boiling JFiis i fsadilypapsSssdrI
through the cutter, nssdS 10 sortiiix and
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the entire plant is available from the root

the entire planti is available from the root
to the pod.
2 lis easily boiled, II we'll cured, re-
quires cniy timeto reduce 1t, and may be
washed and beaten ready for the machine
in about half the timo required for prepsr-
ing rag stock, thus largely increasing the
productive capacity Of the mill without ad-
ditional machinery.
8. When properly boiled it yields readily
to the action of chemicals and can be bleach
ed at no greater expense than ordinary
rags. .r -
4. The pulp works as freely and smoothly
on the machine as any other fbrc-does not
stick to metallic press rolls like straw and
wood, even when working pure okra pulp,
dries readily, and oan be run safely at the
highest speed Of the machine.
s. The paper made here from it is very
strong, tough and elsstio-better in those
respects, when made entirely Of okra, than
either straw or wood pulp when mixed with
fly per cent or more with rags. It has
none Of the briuleness and hardness SO OBJ
jectionablo in straw papers, and may be
ruhjscted 10 strong friction by rubbing be-
tween the thumb and fngers, or between
the hands, and will open out smoothly and
soft as 9 glove.
@. II will make an excellent substitute to
mix with other fibres in the beating en-
gines, and is of itself o superior hand
stock.
Z. Whether worked pure or mixed with
rags 1t makes 8 paper entirely frae from
the objection justly raised by the printer
against straw and wood papers.
8. It makes an excellent stock for fine
wrapping paper, and imitation Manila pa.
per, and even in its raw state, sOitAout bolt
ing or 6teoehing, makes strong article of
common wrapping paper, suitable for gro.
GERS and hardware uss-superisr to any
paper made Of straw. ~
The graud, result will be tho ohespeninp
OF paper to consumers, and il ought to be
the transfer ofpaper manufacturing mainly
to the South, where this Hbrs is so readily
and cheaply grown. SIS
We may add that the Chick sssabo ogue Pa,
per Mills, near Mobile, are now advertis
ing for okra stalks, and will purchase 1900
tons Of that material if 1t can be furnished.
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CHI A STON.
MONDAY MORNING. AUGUST 50, 1860.
Tho Nows Price Curfon,.

On Wednesday next, September l, we
will publish The NEWS Price Current, CON.
tanning usual full and accurate reviow
of the markets for the commercial year
closing on the 31st instant. Orders for e1-
tra copies, with or without cards, must be
left .! TIE News office By Tuesday evening.
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91tfH.
sTON HOTEL,
= CHARLESTON. SOUTH CAROLINA.

THIS, EiRar.oL.ss BorEL SITUATED IN ,
peasant iorauop and ~ the business portion Of The
pefmsnrnt or transient Ruesls. be Recommendation
are urpased! havia exiensIva suites ~ elegantly
Iurnisned apartments 10. 4 ies o d unele eeniie
men. The Proprietor will endeavor 10 ma,u,ain lie
eian reputation e3oyed ytbe tit!harisstonI AZ 4
nNt cthss housH. snd no effort SI ba. spu red 10 de
fore bestok6d upon ft - 49, ~ ApoHss9sso
.., Ihe bs.. o. Ltysg Recommendations xth bs found
The house supphed with fhs eel.ofsted Az!
sMn Hator Of which delightful baths eau be ,bsd
etses gay night. ,s7-e- Heb. JlOKsoE,ei-s
suyrtS 'yjI. Jt,t ,s,lt, Proprfsfory,
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OF rHs Abbsville oiroui. the juries, In all
osseb broushfo on ants. war debts. have given
vsrdio1 fof Snesh hal. y ,be principal and in
tsrest to January. 4, 1851, d In Gases OF Com
;fedsfa.e debts, the rule furnished iiby the
aSt pf 1859 has been applied, except Id
3ss6s Of peculiar hardship. 70 :SiF Z;
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We learn taat the railroad bridge aorosa
tao Two branches Of the Cape Fair IL eom-
Pisted The bridge was begun two Years
ago. and is said TO be equal to any work Of
th" kind in the United States. Pass gers
will nov 1eicape the ferry st Wilmington,
which has tslwsys,lbssn one Of the ugly
features ofa trip North blythe sea. coast
route. -. 81. sai y. a,
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Qotifes in Dankruutfn.

tn The DISTRICT COURT OF THE
y UNITED STATES FOR SOUTH CAKoLINA.-
AVausI AZ rRN, 1869. = IN THE MATER OF
eI,l SUhL AND FINAL DISCHARGE IN BANK.
the uorr !,,1n Y.mcrdered That hearing be had on
ers, LouhTh DAT or OoroBEn d. 1909, at Fed
! creditors. 60. OF said Bankrupt appear al
saia time and p aor, aud show cause, if any ibsy
granted. 'Aouio n'' "e
Byorder of the Court the 2i,h day of August 1860
DANIEL HOhLBEGK
August ~ - "a d. "
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RrmapaI.

ID DEnIOvAL.-THE UND KsIGNED
III taxes pleasure iu announcing to his patrons
that he has removed his Soda Water Mandatory
from No. sea Kiug-street to No &c HASEL II ItEE ,
between Anson.sire,t and East Bay. Thank ng
hi. fiiepds and customers for the liberal patron.
age bestowed upon htm q; tue old stand, he hopes
to receive the same IN tue measure at bis new
pace. q T. KOHSAHRENs,
Soda Wuter Mandatory.
Anoust 90 thsluss No SO Hase-street.
pHnLiF FS1..CCKmh>N, DEALER IN
Il WOH>TtD AND ruIsIMlNQS Inns removed
site Hasel-street. hnon.s otp
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; iosi aabI .frunrlo,. ].

iEuFrs; D0i.LAns HEWnHSI0s;T;,
~ on tho 22d INST, ono BLaou- u-aOHSM-HfuI
sbog nye ye.rs nlJ;, ,sith white nesss tn fne orer.
Toaeood md utnrbe& about SIX weeks ago. White
nairs on his the nourks Of . cart udd,e, ina
eooy- reward VAL pc. paid for him With evidence 10
S9nuet me thei % stolen. and II taken up Twenty.
Ixe yH DoarS Will oe paid for his delivery TO- CLA
hyIhs, HERRING b co.. Accommodation Wharf. Il
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gissolntiOu Of Goparinrrsbip.

TIL e COPA"TNEusuIP BtcRETu.
o., FoRE existing under the name and styIo OF
Tpired oy its own Limitation We, the undersieped
have formed a new Oopartnership under the same
Dhme and style. for the transaction of business al
No. 2i5 KING siOitNRR OF BEAUFaIN STRFET
and No 1877 MRErINd->TREET,' charleston y r.
WILLIAM @: W:..fLDEN.
W GEOtaE dIBBES.
-----'---- STEP EN- THOMAS JR.
August II, 1860. mI8 .r,,,,.sc
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A UGrIONEERs. BHOK &c Rs, IN %
~ others wishing 81 or Sale" Ilaeards Busine.a
;oaros or other Jooi Printing executed With neat
n.ss and dispatch will conuult their In eres by lsay
,I8 Ieeif 0rders At The NEWS JOB OFFICE, No.
10 East Bay.2stR -HAoi> q. e.R 80 ~
EOH SALE. OLD NEWsP KHs IN
H. any quanuty. Price 7o cents per hundred
pt - tne omre OF THE HdWS. Maroh
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~ EoRG GIA
MUTUAL FIRE AND LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
MACON. GEORGIA.
authorized Capital. $500 o,iD

hASoN, dEOhGIA.
Authorized Capital. $500. .oUi
FIRE AND LIFE DEPARTMENTS SEPARATE
and distinct by charter. s10oo0o paid into the In
surance Department of Georgia accounting to lau
lot the beneft Of the assured in thI. Conpanv
stockholders wealthy aud responsible gentlemen Of
Georgia.
purely Southern Company. allowing only six
per cent oi It's earnings 10 The stockhoiders; the
rest the profits divided among the Poiicyho,ders
on the contribution plan. ,t
Fire Department ]las been In successful oper..
tion Tor s'x months. and has already accumulated
handsome assets 8
Lie Department in full and succcssful operation,
and vfeing with old companies IN It's success
All Of Its Policies non.ierfe,table. and Of everv
description OF Life and Endowment. together with
an anL uity table and return premium PLAN
NO restrictions upon travel, place OF residence or
occupation.
Women insured ON sams terms as men. ,,.s !;
Loans half OF Its premiums. No notes taten.
oYFIokas:
WI. LAYTON. President.
J. q, ,AosuRnkY,. vice-Presdden If ~.
r. LIaBrFoor. Aecretary.
~ o. =. Ao0AY, Constituting actusry i'
=. WHfdHr. EsiminIlg Physician. - =,
.on company 10 now prepared to aka risks either
10 the Fire or Life Departments, and soloits share
OF tLs patronage OF the city and sts,e. ii
~ ~ j. q. HOLMES, Jr., n
General Agent for south Carolina.
Local and Travelling agents wanted in all oarts OF
me ntae. Liberal commissions allowed, or q sal
ary II preferred. Applications to be made 10
J. q. HoLMRS. Jr. General agent, No. ss Broad
street, Charleston, S. G. 3
July 81 DAG . WIN ;,
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wv - .it- II 'tt,Ah11 = A11 :. i'f. . II
RAoToBs. ooMnIssIoN MERCHANTS,
sazfpzwo. 1SsN1s.

aa sRzrPzro lSsNTs. ! s.o a y. &
WILL ATTEsp no !THR PURCHASE. SALE AND
8aH HhRETs to- Jorssgh shd Domestic tofts1 Of
coTTpNi FlcES LUfBRR' And EEyIL. gXoaRsl
-g9r sATIANTI6 WHARF. ohltissson. a o. 5
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r. Hoso Ely IN
LIE INSURANCE COMPANY.
ASSETS over..... 300, 900
ISSUES ALL KNos OF LIFE AND RNpOW.
AENT PoLIoTR-. Diyid .nds annually Ia cash.
Only Company having the Definite Guaranteed .ur.
rnndertVsue Pl,p Poucie,, world wide. second 10
no Company IN the United States for stability iibe.
rally and economy. n
'omce No. IA1 Broadway. New York, f'
n5 CHRISTIAN W. .BoUcK, President. !
WH.' m. cox, secretary. a ss@j
State Agency rosss erS.d.ts... see,nd Y,sor. II
!. Local and s. csava''ns Agents r.nssd throughout
u II,a zdss.t 90 - 9fi'. II Nssslis dcrgi
Apply In persop OF bvlettos To- .i, {, i y ~ o.
s},,i. 4. 5siS ny e. 'H,oLssns, u In g Y,
eE 80 6sti,g densrsi As4atfor south carolina. 8 q
3 55'ss ee .ee oiela,sttc .9es s!ivT tmwf 6moS 10
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HONEY
Dlnes, Giquors, Ctr.

n d VIII x
The UNDERSIGNED BEG LR.ve tn AN
MMoHHgE M that they have been AppoIntea by Mes,rs.
BE- asNhY :. aAHNIs CO.. Of Phil ldephia, their
sale OF their celehrated ACME. < Xxx. XXX. XxxX'
VIII .KIES. .'G N VIZ -"
They $3.50 wish to announce thA. thew vii, h. e.,
constant receipt OF their COPPER DIsTII,TEn
niOUkTAIN PURE EYE wHI-KIRS. Direct from
vis.asfy visay at Hsnnisv',ie. Be kelley county, West
Liberal contraois VIII De ni1e n,r i.-uy lots NJ
new Whtsk1ee In bond at Dlstillsry Warehouse.
CLACIu & Wits,
yrn.1a NO. 3D. East Bay street,
suue 40 wfm3mos Charleston, q. q.
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E'oH SALE, THE DEsiNABLE nEsI.
II DkNGE. near Hampstead Maij-fbs Honsa
and Lot No. 81 America.street, ono door south ot
Siakr, on east eide OF .aid he Lot mca,ures
10Y iee mnre or les., with the r-ar portion OF he
Iot on the south. say feet = inches On tn !,
ro lses ~ substantially nulit half story
wooden 'welling ., & brick f,undstIon containfna
nVe squire rooms. with ga, fixtures in order n
ofessmR room, pantry and finished atiIcs and 6on
PIE PIAZZA, alieo7erei with heavy tin lately repa,nt
aud private stairway; also, tSo story KItcben
stn i9ur 'ooms, ,'oachhouse. Stable and R.y loft
also m e1tenstve cistern, built with altering
inrnishe1 With a,odern uup. An open fcI,co in
Lronf, with ev-rareen hedge, also flower osIds6 In
pear1nR Vegetable garden aud iruif trees compris
Thg 1ng sweet orange necta Inc. peach plum a. &C.
negn ornoo1 notorious rs he Iltll location
POSSESSION can be gwen Immediately.
For terms, &c. s,ply to 4EDWaHDi q. TH.RyN
NO dion.street, near Old Poslonice or on the
PAeih1see. AuH1at
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FRESH DRUGS.
UsT RECEIVED AND FOR sALH WHOLESALE
Sop AND REIAiL By DIR. Il. BAER, No. l31
hEEIING-STREET- "
RlSON'a TOBACCO ANTIDnTE
Roses Cough Syrup
schenk'a Pumonic Syrup
Se0enks deaweed Tonic
cherokee Ronedy
o.., ,,,, Cherokee cure
Cherokee InjssdSI "
spears Fruit Preserving Solution
Brown's Chiorodyne
dermAn Blood or 'cKaiser'' Pill. r. A..
FiemfnB's Worm Confessions
- Wrghts Kejuvenatpe Elixir
enurchlts Syrup Hypophosphtts Of Ljms
van Dousens Worm oneriious
Hurley's Wo m Candy
bardotte'. Worm Sugar Drob6
arefcnberg Pills
o,u, Cephalic Pills
schalisnberEers Fever and Ague Pills
Strong's Pills
hcLane's Liver rills
Liun's Vegetable Fills
husselrs Soothing Cordial for Children Feotbiuo
Jnyne's lteralive o"s
Jayne'e EIpeotorant
- Jayne's tarminative
tr' Jaynes Sauafive PllIs
hadway's Ready Relief
p.s,, Radway's r. Pills
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FuRMAsa USIynasIrY. GHieEN ~

TINURMAS UHIVEHSIrY, q H fc E -
y WILLIE, g. C.-rhe next session OF this INSTI.
TUITION will open the 18th -eptember, and continue
forty woeks without intermisslon.
Three years' Scholarships may be- obtained coLdi.
toned on the payment of thirty dollars aunuslIy
for three years, aud emitting the holder of Scho
arrhp to the tuition Of pupil in all tho regular
Schuos on the payment OF the incidental fec OF Ave
dollars. Except to hodore Of scholarships. the
charge for tuition for tho will be sixty dollRrs
aud fre dollsrs for Incidental expenses. For In
struciion In Practical Chemistry, in Modern an-
guaQes. there will bo extra charge to be rcRula
ted by the size OF the class
The regular Schools embrace Mathematics and
Mechanical Philosophy, Professor JUD>oN; Latin
Language aud Literature Professor FABER; Greek
Language. Professor sMIrH; Chemlstry aud Natu,
rnl Philosophy Professor HARRIS; logic, Rhetoric,
an intellectual and Moral Philosophy, Professor
FURMAH.
DR.. FABER will instruct IN German, French ana
Spanish.
Good BOARDING. exclusive of lights and washing,
can be obtained at about Si5 per month.
Catalogues tr Scholarships can be obtained by ad.
crossing tue subscriber.
JMEI @. fURMAN,
August % ID President.